It’s aggressive music that’s basically rebellious, and I think any generation that younger starts off rebellious.
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But that rebellious spirit isn’t unique to Li. A rebellious spirit is deeply rooted In my hometown.
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Plus I’ve always had a rebellious streak, and in some ways straight edge is a really rebellious thing.
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Jenny Marx is a rebellious Prussian aristocrat; Engels’s wife, Mary Burns (Hannah Steele), is a rebellious Irish factory worker.
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We wanted to see how rebellious we could be, and get away with it in whatever way was rebellious at that time.
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Founder and CEO, Rebellious PR My company: Rebellious is a full service PR agency working with underrepresented founders to push important social conversations forward.
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The Voice was sharp, cool, smart, and mean, which was what you aspired to be as a rebellious-but-not-too-rebellious teen in Manhattan.
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However tough it may be for a parent to cope with a rebellious, volatile child, it is infinitely tougher for a child to wrangle with a rebellious, volatile parent.
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I was ultimately being rebellious—if being a hippy, smoking dope, and getting high is rebellious, then I was going to be an even bigger rebel by rebelling against the rebels.
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» A photographer friend in Minnesota emailed me a question when I told him I had spent New Year’s Day reporting on legalized pot: «Now what will the rebellious set do to feel rebellious?
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«There’s something slightly punk about it, slightly rebellious,» he said.
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Unexpected fun arrives as the moon connects with rebellious Uranus.
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I should stay away, but I am feeling rebellious today.
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While Russell’s Santa is the real deal, he’s equally rebellious.
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Rebellious Conservative MPs campaigning for a soft Brexit cheered it.
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They are rebellious but they also want to be protected.
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We’ve seen a lot of Southern states act very rebellious.
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Kadyrov has been Putin’s man in rebellious Chechnya since 2007.
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Her rebellious subject makes Tabouret’s choice of medium somewhat ironic.
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On the one hand, is Vice’s rebellious tone and coverage.
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His intellect makes him a rebellious student, bored in school.
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Yet with one simple but rebellious move, he changed baseball.
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Can the humble selfie embody McGill’s rebellious reclaiming of autonomy?
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MR. TRUMP: I was a very rebellious kind of person.
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Alinejad, stubborn as well as rebellious, is not terribly bothered.
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Now, his boyish face with its rebellious cowlick is ubiquitous.
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Suicidal signs can easily be confused with rebellious teenage behavior.
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At his most rebellious, he set fires in hotel rooms.
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Or his rebellious daughter, Jessica (a very good Michelle Uranowitz).
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Well, the witches and one of their rebellious teen boyfriends.
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By his own account John was a rebellious young man.
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On Freeform’s «The Fosters,» he was the sweetly rebellious boyfriend.
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«Plesac is a little on the rebellious side,» Clevinger said.
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«The fact of being here is rebellious,» Mr. Joffe said.
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Rebellious soldiers from one battalion in the city erected barricades.
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Wisdom’s wisdom is neither rebellious nor orthodox; it’s quizzical, playful.
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An unexpected change comes as the moon opposes rebellious Uranus.
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So Ali called from his grave: Resist, my rebellious people.
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I wonder if this will make Serena more or less rebellious.
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It was dangerous to be a rebellious woman in the 1960s.
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They were rebellious and fighting against the orthodoxy of science fiction.
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Alas, the rebellious FCC employees in this case are a myth.
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Aquarius energy is free-spirited, experimental, and even a little rebellious.
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Mom was rebellious (her own word), was skipping out on church.
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I did, however, understand that something rebellious, something transgressive, was happening.
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And we all know a popular pastime for rebellious teens, right?
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Angelica and Eliza fall neatly into the old conventional/rebellious dichotomy.
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Rebellious Conservative MPs have backed Labour-led amendments on trade policy.
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Someone who’s naturally rebellious and carefree seldom cares about fashion rules.
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I didn’t think pot was cool before, and still… [laughs] Rebellious.
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Its heart belongs to the rebellious, agitators such as Elizabeth Warren.
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I am completely against blind conformity, and I’m rebellious by nature.
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Plus, culturally, men are encouraged to be more rebellious than women.
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It has Felicity Jones as a rebellious scoundrel named Jyn Erso.
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In an age of rebellion, it might even be considered rebellious.
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It’s what’s missing I think from most music — the rebellious part.
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A rebellious group Four baboons and a barrel in their enclosure.
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«I was pretty rebellious when I was younger,» Ms. McCain conceded.
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«Breaking it down, it was almost this rebellious act,» she said.
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Scientists have named the new object Niku, meaning «rebellious» in Chinese.
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«It started out rebellious, but it has definitely evolved,» she said.
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I was a little naïve, but I also felt gleefully rebellious.
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His parents, he said, were strict, which stoked his rebellious nature.
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But Luella’s rebellious leanings take a toll on the sisters’ bond.
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It had survived, while the rebellious, compassionate, lonely princess was dead.
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She is submissive and rebellious in ways that defy easy summary.
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Mr. O’Neil, a surfer, presents his meditative, breezy, yet rebellious pieces.
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Under my mattress like a rebellious farmer during the Great Depression?
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Unexpected issues pop up today as the moon opposes rebellious Uranus.
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She would be back in Milan in a few days to stage the Versace show, but for Versus, its rebellious little sister (the line that was created for Donatella, Gianni Versace’s rebellious little sister), London felt right.
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And the WI still can sometimes flex its rebellious muscles when needed.
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He’s curious, rebellious, and trying to fit in — like any typical teen.
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It established him as the rebellious truth-teller people came to know.
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Put succinctly: it’s the decision of a bad ass, rebellious female artist.
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So it’s all very reactionary and rebellious, but I kind of am.
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I’ve always been rebellious and just wanting to do my own thing.
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There are rebellious teens forced to fend for themselves, betrayal, and angst.
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Dear rebellious Pentagon employees: You can stream all the games from here.
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Action planet Mars connects with rebellious Uranus, finding you having surprising conversations.
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Rebellious Uranus reenters your house of career and reputation on Tuesday afternoon.
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During the rebellious 1960s, they became emblems of alienation and social discontent.
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The ERG has found itself competing for influence with other rebellious factions.
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Few questioned the prerogative of the tsar to banish a rebellious underling.
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The court ruling may have been intended to silence rebellious young people.
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«I was rebellious at first in school, for about year,» he says.
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Hair metal was part of mainstream rock ‘n’ roll’s necessary rebellious adolescence.
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My friends and I were predictably rebellious, as teens typically can be.
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Rebellious Uranus changes signs on Wednesday, beginning a period of financial transformation.
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But, recently we’ve been doing something downright rebellious with our sliced bread.
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Rock music, or any other type of music, is no longer rebellious.
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As Russia 23’s rebellious spirit started to emerge, though, that changed.
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Ultimately, they hoped to repopulate those towns with less rebellious Shiite residents.
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Unlike Jubilee, I got good grades and wasn’t really a rebellious tween.
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He’s angry, he’s rebellious, he’s certainly not where he wants to be.
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» Mr. Trump described the nations as «rebellious children of the same parent.
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The generosity of the powerless appeals to some rebellious part of me.
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You’re up to something unexpected as the moon connects with rebellious Uranus.
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It started bucking like a rebellious horse, and then it suddenly stopped.
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His character Rum Tum Tugger is a rebellious cat who craves attention.
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«I was rebellious, so I knew I was doing bad,» she explained.
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I tried to be like Jo: rebellious, capable, independent, brave and caring.
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Perry), a single dad, and his rebellious teenage daughter, Tiffany (Diamond White).
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Crosswords were simply her attempt to connect with her rebellious teenage son.
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Mr. Young had a mischievous side and something of a rebellious streak.
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As Sabrina leaves, Nicholas approaches her and says he likes his witches rebellious.
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«There’s nothing particularly rebellious about painting in a completely abandoned house,» Divola said.
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McConaughey will play «a rebellious and lovable rogue» named Moondog in the comedy.
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Listen up, rebellious teens: even Sasha Obama had to find a summer job.
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Drama kicks up in your social life as the sun opposes rebellious Uranus.
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Both women are powerful, intelligent, and stubborn to the point of being rebellious.
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Is it still rebellious to pursue fame here over the traditional Hollywood route?
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When Uber was a clear underdog, many people appreciated the company’s rebellious streak.
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And you probably shouldn’t buy too heavily into OnePlus’ rebellious, anti-establishment marketing.
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On the other, she is modern and domineering, as rebellious as her daughter.
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«Despite their rebellious nature, they’re a very rigid organization internally,» Gartenstein-Ross explains.
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Darlene, his sister, is the rebellious spunky girl with a heart of gold.
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Smith may also be a Resistance member, perhaps channeling The Doctor’s rebellious spirit.
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Film after film where the cool rebellious badass treats women with casual cruelty.
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For now they are compliantly rebellious: finding private spheres in which to live.
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And we shouldn’t forget that dance is a rebellious act in every culture.
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But these magazines still call themselves «rebellious,» even though they’re basically party media.
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I don’t disagree for the sake of disagreeing, as the word «rebellious» suggests.
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James Franco got his acting start playing the rebellious bad boy Daniel Desorio.
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No, this time people took to the streets and confronted the rebellious soldiers.
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Reeves portrayed rebellious rich boy, Scott Favor, in «My Own Private Idaho» (1991).
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It blooms into riffs and fugitive ideas, rebellious asides and quick conceptual tryouts.
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The rebellious Democrats switched on their smartphones and broadcast themselves to the world.
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Both are crucial revelations of the 20th century: youthful, mind-altering, and rebellious.
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«It’s an independent culture and a rebellious one,» a former Apple manager said.
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These include the rebellious preacher’s daughter Ariel Moore, and open-minded dimwit Willard.
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They mastered the «goth» look that most rebellious tweens could only dream of.
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New York City’s East Village has long enjoyed a gritty and rebellious history.
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But I was a very rebellious person and very set in my ways.
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He was the only other person in my family with a rebellious streak.
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But Ms. Legler’s rebellious nature clashed with the robot-like requirements of competition.
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«Sevastopol is once again among the most rebellious cities in Crimea,» he said.
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The moon also mingles with rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk!
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State and national unions have taken a similar tack against rebellious local unions.
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You have two ruling planets: weird-as-hell, rebellious Uranus, and uptight Saturn.
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I think there’s a lot of creativity that comes out of rebellious times.
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He was young when he became famous and part of a fun, rebellious crowd.
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But is this rebellious Instagram a message to her ex and his new paramour?
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The artist’s solo show at James Cohan is a raucous, slightly creepy, rebellious screed.
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You can see it has a little more body, a few more rebellious strands.
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We’ve always suspected that Drake has a rebellious side to his gentle Canadian exterior.
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At 17—partly to curb her rebellious ideas—she was forced to marry anyway.
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«I wasn’t trying to be sexy or rebellious,» she told Rolling Stone in 2002.
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Corbally was rebellious, immature, and apparently entirely unsuited for the discipline of military life.
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That blend of rebellious intent and retro self-fashioning is hardly unique to Washington.
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But time is running out, and rebellious MPs could yet blow up any deal.
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In his more lucid moments, he comes across as likable and a little rebellious.
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Will a woman in her 60s be able to deal with a rebellious teenager?
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When young Mulder was spouting his conspiracy theories, those ideas were rebellious and exciting.
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The energy is rebellious and impulsive, and you’re ready to make an important change.
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Its cars crowd the roads—only here could driving a Volvo be deemed rebellious.
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A crazy matriarch and rock and roll, slurring husband trying to parent rebellious teens.
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Who does Lil Yachty look like a rebellious extra from a Ricky Martin video?
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On the inside, though, its rebellious heart is being gnawed away by big money.
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He held a low opinion of Rousseau, the rebellious son of a Genevan watchmaker.
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Francis also demanded that the rebellious priests write a letter of apology to Okpaleke.
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«The rebellious soul of a Russian person will not tolerate any restrictions,» Degtyareva said.
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His rebellious past has unnerved some investors, although he has also courted Wall Street.
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You’ll be in an especially inventive mood, not to mention rebellious and freedom seeking.
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Yet, for all his rebellious early radicalism, Mr. Boulez learned from Messiaen as well.
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Where do you draw the line between rebellious, screaming punk and Carnegie Hall soloist?
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I have very strict parents, so I was not a rebellious child at all.
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And even if they weren’t actively rebellious, they were drawn to that creative space.
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The sun connects with rebellious Uranus, finding you and your partners having unexpected discussions.
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In the modern world, we find most of our rebellious clusters of artists online.
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«It’s the rebellious nature of myself,» he told The Rocky Mountain News in 2005.
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And the rebellious commanders had reasons to hope that the Americans might be sympathetic.
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Mukena is from the mineral-rich and sometimes rebellious copper-producing province of Katanga.
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Can the rebellious spirit of SoundCloud rap carry the swelling subgenre into the mainstream?
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For the rebellious youth, sporting events became another excuse to drink and be disruptive.
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Outlets are dealing and sleep is healing, but first, a cartoon about rebellious Roombas.
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It remains for his rebellious young daughter, Ea (Pili Groyne), to flout his authority.
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Sobriety, and the refusal to partake in alcogenic culture, is subversive, rebellious, and edgy.
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When layered with thin silver chains, it feels younger and even a little rebellious.
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Private yet performative, generous yet stingy, conservative yet rebellious, Swift was a knotty character.
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The outer planet, rebellious Uranus, begins its retrograde at 10:26 PM on Sunday.
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To his chagrin, his rebellious open-mindedness became identified with postmodernism and its excesses.
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For others, it’s the subtle reminder that graceful, generous acts can be incredibly rebellious.
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And I don’t like travelling by myself, so I thought that was pretty rebellious.
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The BJP’s stance has traditionally been one of harsh punishment against Kashmir’s rebellious Muslims.
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Unexpected drama pops up in your social life as the moon opposes rebellious Uranus.
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O.K., the look had some precedent in American culture: the more rebellious of the bobby soxers, those rebellious teenage girls of the early Sinatra years, shocked grown-ups nationwide by rocking untucked shirts along with rolled dungarees, saddle shoes and, obviously, bobby socks.
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Lavish welfare (and an iron grip) keep an oft-rebellious people, now numbering 240m, quiescent.
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SoCal was a center of rebellious art of all sorts, from the streets to galleries.
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She’s flirty, but ultimately chaste, unlike her more rebellious blonde best friend Tatum (Rose McGowan).
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On an emotional level, he was happy to see these rebellious American colonies having problems.
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The apparent solution isn’t conventional, as the moon will be in contact with rebellious Uranus.
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You’re up to some unexpected things this evening as the moon connects with rebellious Uranus.
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As in, I thought that guys liked girls who surprised them with large, rebellious appetites.
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In a recent interview with Fader, Kali is described as, «not just rebellious — she’s empowered.»
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You have some surprising news to share on Friday as Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus.
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Hussein later drained the famed marshes of southern Iraq to punish the rebellious Marsh Arabs.
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Moments after she released her statement, seven rebellious Democrats said they would now back her.
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Or what about when she was going through a rebellious phase and called herself ‘Frizz?
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Palin describes the Republican establishment trying to quash the anger of the party’s rebellious base.
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Chloe, still grieving the death of her father, is as uncouth and rebellious as ever.
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Hamilton recognizes that in the 18th century, both rebellious and conventionally feminine women are trapped.
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Adora holds Camille’s rebellious personality against her, and the way Camille’s birth affected her life.
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That might spell trouble for the whips, because older MPs tend to be more rebellious.
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«She is so young and she also has a very rebellious personality,» says the source.
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But it perfectly captures a rebellious fantasy that generations of teens have had since then.
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When I transitioned into rebellious adolescence, I would get into tremendous fights with my parents.
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He pushes her to be rebellious and violent, to disobey her father, and to drink.
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I felt very rebellious going my own way and this song represented that for me.
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Second, everyone has both rebellious and deferential tendencies in different measure and in different contexts.
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So anyone who dares do so must be a rebellious badass — and that’s a problem.
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President: Barack Obama Note: Bo is fine, but pales in comparison to the rebellious Sunny.
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Meanwhile the book’s antagonist, Jack, initially just rebellious, finds himself consumed by power and greed.
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He is just a rebellious teenager, but he needs guidance and direction from his father.
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They make us feel like painting our nails was a really rebellious thing to do.
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The zombies fiercely knock on the walls and you hear a lot of rebellious groans.
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When rebellious conservatives rejected a short-term deal by GOP leaders, Trump rejected it, too.
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Their negotiations across the green room door are nervy and hilarious, the rebellious freegan vs.
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Mr. Norman took the side of the rebellious Beatle, not the tuneful and adorable one.
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Fear not, the rebellious star will be coming back to TV, reports The Hollywood Reporter.
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Saint Laurent introduced the youthful and rebellious edge the fashion house needed to expand globally.
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The military’s chief of staff, who opposed the coup, identified the rebellious officers as Gulenists.
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The vibe will be fun, but there will be a rebellious energy in the air.
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A rebellious son, he left home in 1977 and immersed himself in London night life.
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There had been no trouble until Carrie’s teenage years, when she became rebellious — and pregnant.
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In March, Wiwek provided THUMP with a mix featuring tracks from The Free and Rebellious.
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A political science major who spends her free time protesting, she is rebellious by nature.
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Moss is not much interested in giving Silvie and her rebellious tendencies room to breathe.
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The message suggested an awareness of the rebellious mood brewing in parts of the institution.
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But this season’s wealth of plaid takes on a rebellious, puckish spirit when clashed together.
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Amma is soft and sweet at home but cruel and rebellious in the outside world.
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And Fox News, that most obedient Spaniel, ran a photograph of rebellious Eagles players kneeling.
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Before the shooting [25], Andy hired rebellious heiresses like Edie, Brigid [Berlin] or street kids.
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Again, The Testaments doesn’t go down the route of overly feisty, rebellious Handmaids to overcompensate.
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It was not the first time this summer that the government had faced rebellious officers.
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Neal Mims, a former professional skateboarder, said the rebellious side of skateboarding was always present.
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Over two weeks, Weirich called witness after witness to portray Noura as rebellious and angry.
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Sweet Venus opposes rebellious Uranus, and you’re ready for a total change in your life.
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Tough, emotionally vulnerable, loyal and rebellious all at once, Jackson Vroman reminded Eustachy of himself.
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Poles of Jewish origin were accused of having instigated the rebellious calls for democratic reforms.
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In other words, we can be a rebellious and stubborn people, individually, nationally or corporately.
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A lot of those going through the courts are teenagers, uneducated, very rebellious against society.
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Rebellious from the start, Weinraub ran away from home several times as a teen-ager.
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And we’re also in some ways such a rebellious brand that we should stay independent.
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Children who are spanked are likely to become even more rebellious, according to research studies.
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«Quentin has a very similar artistic sensibility to Potter’s; he loves rebellious characters,» Ms. Hanks said.
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Considered a rebellious teen in the camp, she was relentlessly made to answer for her demons.
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He’s still very rebellious within the fashion world, and he’s been like that his entire career.
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You’re learning some pretty impressive lessons on perspective as Mercury meets rebellious and ingenuitive Uranus midweek.
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Uranus’s influence this month shows that you will be a rebellious agent of change and innovation.
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Aquarius is an Air sign: It’s highly intelligent and inventive, but it has a rebellious streak.
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The accessories chain — responsible for the majority of our rebellious piercings — is $2 billion in debt.
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One candidate, Azmin Ali, who leads an occasionally rebellious faction, appears to have his tacit support.
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«I think the rebellious attitude of most youth cultures are inspiring,» explains the designer Nasir Mazhar.
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My rebellious nature, and my inclination for pointing out her caprices may have sharpened her disfavor.
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She comes from a stiff-upper-lip middle class family in which she’s the rebellious one.
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Since her death, we’ve seen again and again how wonderfully irreverent she was, how innately rebellious.
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When a rebellious woman (Lawrence) moves into a retirement community where the men rule, havoc ensues.
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But he was in such a rebellious mode that I don’t think she could handle him.
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They’re the pieces to the puzzle that is your personality — and where that rebellious streak lies.
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Jobs wanted to add that feature to Macs, which were long marketed to rebellious, artistic consumers.
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Finally, we’ve heard about the comparisons of Trump’s candidacy to other to rebellious movements, namely Brexit.
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Mr Sirisena was merely a rebellious member of the president’s own Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP).
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Recently, she returned to TV to play Bette Davis’ rebellious daughter B.D. on Ryan Murphy’s Feud.
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He could have lost that if rebellious Nationals there had helped to pass the bill, too.
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CHARLEY SEAVEYRockport, Massachusetts Bagehot described Jeremy Corbyn as a «rebellious private-school» drop out (June 1st).
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» He adds: «To us doodling a penis is a light-hearted symbol for a rebellious act.
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The other major planet news is Uranus, the rebellious planet, moving into grounded Taurus in May.
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Sakshi (Swara Bhaskar) is the foul-mouthed, rebellious one who is also struggling with her divorce.
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Action planet Mars clashes with rebellious Uranus on Thursday, too, encouraging one to assert their originality.
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When there’s one or even a couple rebellious voices out there, it’s almost louder, you know?
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For others, it can feel like the world is dramatically crumbling and spark a rebellious phase.
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You could surprise yourself, especially as the planet of the mind, Mercury, harmonizes with rebellious Uranus.
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Loyal Malay-Muslim areas enjoy a glut of seats; rebellious ethnic-Chinese ones suffer a paucity.
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But he was stunned — he found it sexy, and rebellious, and joyful, and he wanted in.
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He became an expert skier back in the 1950s when downhill skiing was rebellious and dangerous.
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It is loud, it is rebellious — I don’t want shoppers buying both from Versus and Versace.
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Zélie gets her chance when she finds herself thrown together with Amari, a rebellious, runaway princess.
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The truth is, female culture is more varied and rebellious than «Girls and Sex» lets on.
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Of course, skateboarding and smoking have both been traditionally marketed as rebellious, commendably anti-social activities.
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You can influence them to get into some mischief today as Mars connects with rebellious Uranus.
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But others become rebellious, either while the sibling is sick or after the treatment is done.
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Google is extremely unique, and I’m curious how long management will tolerate its rebellious work force.
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It’s salutary to watch her corral her rebellious Democratic brood with committee treats and pacifying timeouts.
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So they come up with a rebellious idea: Why not start behaving like lawyers before graduation?
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When clashed together, this season’s wealth of checks and tartans takes on a rebellious, puckish spirit.
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The former Venezuelan commander said that the rebellious officers never asked for an American military intervention.
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Rebellious in your spiritual beliefs, you often question the ways in which people organize themselves religiously.
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Lovely Venus opposes rebellious Uranus, creating a cosmic boredom-buster and bringing change to your routine.
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He, too, was a gifted big man with a shaggy blond mane and a rebellious streak.
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» He added, «The spirit of Alan Moore is a punk rock spirit and a rebellious spirit.
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«Then I called myself an atheist for a while, just kind of being rebellious,» he said.
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«Then I called myself an atheist for a while, just kind of being rebellious,» he admits.
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The house of Margiela has become known for a perceived rebellious stance — like that pantyhose belt.
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They therefore over-control, overreach and overreact, magnifying the rebellious discontent they were trying to squelch.
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They were shocked because Adityanath is a radical, but also because he is ambitious, even rebellious.
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So is that of Joe Dixon, as the animalistic Caliban, Prospero’s rebellious slave and id incarnate.
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Children’s Books SMOOT, A REBELLIOUS SHADOW By Michelle Cuevas Illustrated by Sydney Smith48 Pp. Dial. $17.99.
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«Who made the first move?» she writes, conjuring the rebellious, unapologetically gay painter from West Yorkshire.
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Yet I can make this sound rebellious thanks to my status as a bold outsider, a.k.a.
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Ariel from The Little Mermaid was curious, rebellious, and always ready to fight for what she wanted.
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I wasn’t much of a partier growing up, so this was about as rebellious as I got.
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Rebellious Tory MPs could, however, amass the 48 letters that are required to trigger a leadership contest.
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They’re instilling order in these rebellious, horrible planets, where the underprivileged or the unfortunate are are forgotten.
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As such, seeing a rather conventional sex scene felt downright rebellious, playing into the episode’s overall theme.
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Some in the Rif, a northern mountain region with a rebellious history, dream of a new uprising.
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Experimental, unconventional, rebellious, and incredibly skillful, the beauty book rule-breaker is a true master of makeup.
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Bachchan’s rebellious roles in films like ‘Zanjeer’ and 1975’s ‘Deewar’ encapsulated the frustrations of the time.
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I wasn’t very popular with girls, so I’m not sure how much being rebellious would have helped.
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Bonham Carter, 51, certainly has the pedigree to play the role of Queen Elizabeth’s younger, rebellious sister.
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His party, which had previously shown unease with his candidacy, has grown more rebellious in recent days.
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She told Reuters the Linke plans to win young voters over by launching a «very rebellious campaign».
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Saturday invites new and unconventional ways of considering your career, as the Sun harmonizes with rebellious Uranus.
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Spunky and rebellious, the drum-playing Lane is constantly trying to get around her strictly religious mother.
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I don’t think it was ever not cool, it just… it was never even a rebellious thing.
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Rick: When I was a rebellious sixteen-year-old, I went to an inter-camp baseball tournament.
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On February 2, sweet Venus connects with rebellious Uranus—it will be hard to resist being impulsive!
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«I told you my parents were strict, so there’s a rebellious side to me,» he says, laughing.
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ORCUTT: Her unapologetic embrace of 6ix13ine feels like a twisted misstep to me, not a rebellious act.
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It struck a chord with the rebellious spirit of the times and became an island-wide smash.
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As she confesses, the most rebellious thing she did in her youth was to get a job.
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I was a good student but rebellious and not particularly interested in doing what my teachers asked.
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It’s an exciting day in your social life as the moon in Pisces connects with rebellious Uranus.
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These holidays serve as conductors, or safety-valves, to carry off the rebellious spirit of enslaved humanity.
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Your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, changes signs on Monday, leaving hard-working Capricorn to enter rebellious Aquarius.
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I started listening to punk when I was fifteen, in high school, during my rebellious teenage years.
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You shock people with your unconventional ideals about relationships when Venus harmonizes with rebellious Uranus on Saturday.
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He makes the best of it, finding unlikely love in a rebellious local played by Victoria Pedretti.
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Critic’s pick Erica Schmidt’s raucously exuberant adaptation finds common cause between rebellious teenagers and bloody-minded Shakespeare.
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These were women who were persecuted and murdered because they were poor, old, strong-willed and rebellious.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus, bringing unexpected news your way and surprises to your relationships.
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«American Animals» sometimes revels in their rebellious spirit and sometimes mocks their shallowness and lack of discipline.
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The crackdown has had a chilling effect on a genre more commonly associated with blasting rebellious opinion.
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The thrill of rebellious acts fuels your sense of self, and you love showing off your originality.
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That I became a miserable, rebellious valedictorian in New York, and found peace and friends in Michigan.
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In June, at least eight people died in confrontations between rebellious teachers and police in southern Mexico.
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Thirty Republicans voted against the bill, a group that included the rebellious conservatives and some moderate lawmakers.
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Now, these once-rebellious upstarts have become extremely powerful, and they know way too much about us.
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It’s 18683, and the film industry is in upheaval as younger, rebellious filmmakers are overtaking the establishment.
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They’re less likely to lash out at their families and engage in rebellious, illegal and harmful behaviors.
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It is the most complete survey yet staged of this artist’s rebellious, peripatetic, yet profoundly unified achievement.
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But the Russian troops who advanced from three directions into the rebellious region of Chechnya on Dec.
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Between attending to his rebellious daughter and curious son, he juggles hospital duties and dating-app exchanges.
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In just over a year, Dilara Findikoglu has established herself as one of London’s most rebellious designers.
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She said she was rebellious as a teenager, and often got into explosive fights with her mother.
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«Then I called my self an atheist for a while, just kind of being rebellious,» he admitted.
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By the start of «Book Three» he has morphed into the overweight, hence overlooked, thornily rebellious Kim.
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The 49ers have been dreadful on the field, and the fan base has grown rebellious with management.
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The rebellious moderates ultimately fell two signatures short of what they needed to force votes this month.
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Despite the generational difference, Webster and Conner share a rebellious, anarchic spirit melded to a meticulous approach.
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In October that year, rebellious Ethiopian soldiers seeking pay raises caused a security incident in the capital.
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Lucky planet Jupiter is in your sign, opposing electric, rebellious Uranus, which is in Fire sign Aries.
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Who’s to say Ofmatthew wasn’t served a similar fate during a previous, more rebellious period in her life?
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The enigmatic style just feels so much more rebellious here, and I can continue to fuck with that.
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Lily-Rose Depp never had a chance to be a rebellious kid — because her parents weren’t strict enough.
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I’m not sharing this particular opinion to be rebellious or to invent yet another unique aversion to technology.
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A rebellious BMX rider in Estonia decided to break the rules and ride in an off-limits area.
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Pluto in Scorpio is an inherently rebellious placement, but that doesn’t mean it’s all edge and no heart.
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One hit, «Mama Tried,» was an apology of sorts to his hard-working mother for his rebellious youth.
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The Amazon CEO likes a rebellious streak in employees — and believes it leads to a more innovative company.
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Though she wars with her daughter, she is just as rebellious, seeking freedom to determine her own future.
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I’d congratulated myself on cleverly painting Telemachus as a rebellious teen struggling with his absentee father’s heavy shadow.
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Moral outrage is a luxury, an indulgence of the intellectual elite or the religious or rebellious college students.
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But now, even if it’s only a few years after your rebellious teenage days, you see their point.
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Using a traditional evening bag as our daily carryall gives us just the right amount of rebellious spark.
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The promised land remains a faraway dream, but reggae’s soul continues to thrive, pure and rebellious as ever.
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» (We’re noticing a disturbing trend with the Brawn tribe.) He describes himself as «confident, rebellious and an anomaly.
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This leads to some unconventional changes in your mutual understanding, as the sun squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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The sun squares rebellious Uranus on July 29, bringing surprises to your schedule, so keep your plans flexible.
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Maybe our rebellious streak was too strong, maybe we were too raw, or maybe they thought we sucked.
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Rebellious employees would be supported by many of the arguments Apple has made in the case so far.
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And her rebellious streak seems to work as more of an asset than a liability to her case.
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Convinced her father blames her and resents her, she grows more rebellious and their relationship grows more tense.
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When Uranus changes signs on Tuesday, rebellious stints from late April and early May of this year resurface.
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His witty doggerel, like the lyrics of Bob Dylan and John Lennon, came to symbolise the rebellious 1960s.
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Hadrian’s Wall still stands as a memorial to the failure of the Caesars to subdue the rebellious Picts.
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Baseball still has the power to create the sorts of moments that turn rebellious kids into lifelong fans.
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The first event was the election for a new regional parliament in the rebellious Spanish region of Catalonia.
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Then it met with rebellious, electric Uranus at 2:15 AM— I doubt you went to bed early.
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And in today’s age of perpetual self-promotion, being selfless is about as rebellious as you can be.
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He was a rebellious, non-British sailor who had left Europe for the Americas in search of opportunity.
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Take Lorde, who was this rebellious teenager saying screw you to pop culture while working within pop culture.
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The most rebellious thing you can do right now is take care of yourself; they want you sick.
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The show is set within the New York drag scene of the 1980s, rebellious and glamorous and raw.
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In a country devoted to materialism, Schneeman’s gesture strikes me as radical and rebellious without announcing that fact.
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There she befriends a group of mildly rebellious students, developing a crush on one named Andy (Corey Fogelmanis).
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Their first single, «No More Dream,» was an ode to teen apathy, a rebellious rejection of Korean traditionalism.
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So not just this, you know, «Oh, there was this rebellious vote among the white working class,» that.
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Critics said that the rebellious lawmakers were more concerned about positioning themselves with voters for the next elections.
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This time, the camera lens is pointed not at the untrustworthy caregiver, but at the potentially rebellious adolescent.
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Firester: They’re creative, intuitive, rebellious, they’re great energy readers, and don’t like to tell people what to do.
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Dickinson will explore the coming-of-age story of Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) as a young, rebellious youth.
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Unexpected shake-ups in your relationships will arrive on March 28, when Venus meets rebellious and unpredictable Uranus.
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The 70s marks a rebellious time of change and growth in American society, especially in terms of feminism.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE), and rebellious moderates (Sens.
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Subtly rebellious and defiantly optimistic, «Speed Sisters» masks the sound of gunshots with the roar of revving engines.
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Loud and arresting, the fuzz tone was well suited to expressions of rock’s more disruptive and rebellious impulses.
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Polished men’s wear — from spare suiting to colorful trench coats — gets remade with the rebellious spirit of motocross.
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In comparison, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has found lawmakers in his Conservative Party to be much more rebellious.
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She paused in front of a cast of Michelangelo’s «The Rebellious Slave» and Donatello’s bronze sculpture of David.
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But as Abercrombie cultivated its rebellious image with half-naked models, controversies piled up, and its popularity fell.
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At the center of the story are police detective Philo (Orlando Bloom) and rebellious faerie Vignette (Cara Delevingne).
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The perpetually rebellious Algerian songwriter Rachid Taha left behind an album in progress when he died in 2018.
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He often missed class or arrived late and even when in class his teachers perceived him as rebellious.
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You might not hear the words «Emily Dickinson» and think «rebellious teen,» but that’s why we have television.
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By Wednesday, rebellious lawmakers in Parliament had hemmed her in by demanding a say on the final deal.
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Just months ago, Nancy Pelosi’s grip on power was tested again by rebellious Democrats frustrated with her leadership.
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Born in Portuguese Goa into an impoverished Roman Catholic family, the rebellious Souza had no time for propriety.
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But he was rebellious from an early age, and began mostly living on his own, downtown, at 21928.
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Chris is established as Lara Jean’s rebellious (and only) friend on the pair’s first day of 11th grade.
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What it’s about: A rebellious child and his uncle (Sam Neill) go missing in the New Zealand wilderness.
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And love has just about evaporated from the Waterford household, once again in turmoil thanks to their rebellious handmaid.
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Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus, which is currently in your sign, on June 7, finding you saying something unexpected!
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«Most of the time it’s people who want to do something rebellious without being blatantly defiant,» Big Steve says.
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It always has to be young and new and rebellious, and yet I think that’s an old idea, actually.
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On Saturday, Mercury gently harmonizes with rebellious Uranus, creating a hotbed for collaborative ideas to turn into something brilliant.
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This leads to inventive ideas and a shift in higher beliefs when Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus on Friday.
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Even 500 years ago, the rebellious monk was as well-known for his 35 hymns as his «95 Theses».
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In 2011, as secretary of state, she backed intervention in Libya to prevent Muammar Qaddafi from pounding rebellious cities.
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After surviving what appears to be a suicide attempt, June seems to be back to her old, rebellious self.
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What is enduring is Luther’s rebellious spirit, one that artists would do well to channel for another 500 years.
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That today’s result was relatively narrow, and indeed was ever in question, illustrates the rebellious mood in the SPD.
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But other MPs, far from feeling more cowed as Brexit day looms, seem to be growing in rebellious confidence.
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Mrs May’s supreme sacrifice is designed to persuade her rebellious Tory MPs to vote for her unpopular Brexit deal.
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It accounts for his rebellious impulse to awaken the parallel process of thinking in relation to looking at art.
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The rebellious attitude and sense that the old rules didn’t matter anymore soon wouldn’t be confined to biker culture.
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An attempt to deselect Mr Corbyn when he was a rebellious backbencher was supposedly kiboshed at Tony Blair’s behest.
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I became rebellious to prove a point: I wanted to show people that I was normal, in a way.
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Suffocated by a childhood and adolescence behind locked doors, she’s both thrilled and terrified by a more rebellious life.
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There’s also sort of a rebellious pleasure and relief when you feel like you’re in charge of your plans.
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Even the most rebellious, one-of-a-kind iconoclasts likely learned those traits from inspiring figures in their lives.
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Leah, who was 16, wrote about the only time she had seen a movie, at an rebellious uncle’s house.
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In the face of such difficult fixtures, the rebellious north-east will have to resort to ruthless match tactics.
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And people do it because they think it’s rebellious or different, when it reality it’s just another bullshit word.
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It’s when that rebellious nature turns into a killing spree that you know it’s definitely time to get out.
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There are surprise changes to your appearance on or around Friday morning, as Venus squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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If Frieze represents the art-world establishment, then the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) fair is the rebellious prodigy.
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Certainly not the prostitute hinted at in the song, but something independent, strong, rebellious and a little bit dangerous.
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And many of the artists were not rebellious against the rise of Nazism or politically motivated in their art.
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In 17th-century Virginia, critics of rebellious indentured servants denounced them as society’s «offscourings,» a term for fecal matter.
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I witnessed this humor firsthand when tweeting to ask my followers if anyone participated in Acts Of Rebellious Capitalization.
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His legacy will be largely defined by his love of food and travel, as well as his rebellious attitude.
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Theron shaved her head for the role, which saw her play a rebellious lieutenant in a post-apocalyptic society.
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The culinary star was know for his rebellious attitude, his travels and most of all, his love of food.
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The result is that House Republicans — from the establishment wing to the sometimes rebellious Freedom Caucus — are now united.
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The culinary star was known for his rebellious attitude, his travels and most of all, his love of food.
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Venus connects with rebellious Uranus on Wednesday, piquing your attraction to unusual modes of self-expression, maybe through art.
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To form a government, the party will have to extend its hand to smaller, more rebellious groups, he said.
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For him, online trolling is a counterculture for the modern age: a fun, rebellious way to fight the power.
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Despite his rebellious behavior, the Kirov management decided to take him on tour to Paris and London in 1961.
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«Being a teenager at the time and being a bit rebellious, you sort of related to them,» he said.
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«Maybe that wasn’t the best choice, but I was a first year and being a little rebellious,» she said.
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Maybe it’s to do with Nintendo’s relentless commitment to polish, so watching their games act strangely feels mildly rebellious.
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Why it matters: The Hong Kongers’ rebellious demonstrations have entered their 11th week, with no signs of slowing momentum.
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Since the 1740s, rabble-rousers — rebellious colonists, abolitionists and suffragists among them — have met in the building’s Great Hall.
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Rise & Shine If leather is the grown-up take from FW20’s catwalks, patent is its rebellious little sister.
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The play tells the story of Creon, an uncompromising ruler, who forbids Antigone from burying her rebellious dead brother.
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SACRAMENTO — The leaders of two perpetually rebellious governments will huddle Wednesday to discuss protecting their cross-border climate deal.
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He releases videos with rebellious messages, and he appeared at an opposition rally in July to an adoring crowd.
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Aquarius is a rebellious sign, so having natal Mars here also means you don’t care to follow the rules.
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Mr. DeLonge: Well, ever since I was in junior high I was really kind of a troubled, rebellious kid.
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My mother died and I became a rebellious teen which resulted in me being placed in a group home.
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«The core understanding was that these were defiant, rebellious youth who would rebel in a family,» Dr. McGrath said.
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It echoes a line from early in the novel, when an officer admonishes a rebellious protester he has jailed.
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They can also become angry or irritable more easily, turning violent or rebellious and even using drugs and alcohol.
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Nora’s rebellious teenage niece (Ella Rumpf) is sent to reform school and then, after she runs away, to prison.
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But now rebellious authenticity is the familiar corporate success formula, and sincerity, like Chance the Rapper’s, is practically revolutionary.
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More to the point, its rebellious look has been inspired by London’s music and fashion scene since the beginning.
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Ashton Sanders («Moonlight») stars as Bigger, a rebellious bike messenger in the South Side of Chicago with big ambitions.
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Is Katniss going to be violently rebellious, like Gale, or is she going to lean towards peace, like Peeta?
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Instead, Christmas Ranch follows a rebellious girl named Lizzie as she fights to save her grandmother’s ranch from foreclosure.
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Cynthia Nixon plays the older Dickinson, portraying her as multitudinous, assertive, rebellious, principled, shrill, demure, sensitive, coy, and vain.
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Known for her extreme secrecy, she was rebellious, promiscuous, and unconventional, which made her conservative dressing that much more intriguing.
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Maxine had a distant relationship with her mother, probably because her closeted mother quietly sensed her rebellious hot queer side.
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Despite their undeniable chemistry as rebellious robbers without a cause, Dunaway and her Bonnie and Clyde costar Beatty never dated.
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Her resistance is arrested by K-2SO (Alan Tudyk), a rebellious and sassy Imperial droid who is resisting his programming.
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Prince Harry — the more rebellious royal child — always had a love of horses (like his grandmother) and polo growing up.
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What I found satisfying, liberating even, was this small act of rebellious aggression that made a sound and a mark.
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Her new and rebellious self-consciousness is subtly portrayed; her husband’s resentment of her involvement in village politics is palpable.
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Cole went straight back to being stanned when he landed the role of the brooding and rebellious Jughead on Riverdale.
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Whatever it is, it will be loud, colorful, fast, and filled with the rebellious attitude that has made Trigger’s reputation.
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But rebellious pop star Amarna (Eiza González) suspects there’s something sinister afoot, and she agrees to help Uma get out.
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We were beaten over the head with Negan’s cruelty, Rick’s helplessness, and the overall dissatisfaction of Alexandria’s more rebellious residents.
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They’re drawn to his outsider status, his forceful talk on trade and his rebellious tone against special interests and lobbyists.
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Richardson struggling to control and mold Mia as if Mia were a rebellious child, and Mia quietly shaking off Mrs.
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Broad City star Abbi Jacobson takes the lead as Bean, a drinking/gambling/cursing princess with a fittingly rebellious streak.
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Two women kissing in public has always been rebellious, because too many people still think being gay is a sin.
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To me, the cap is rebellious; it’s a reminder that wearing the headscarf doesn’t negate you from wearing anything else.
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Rebellious Ghouta felt the force of the president’s anger: the orchards became a battleground, and nothing grew on blasted trees.
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In episode two, a rebellious teenager (Shazi Raja) tries to navigate the pressures and expectations of her Pakistani Muslim family.
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Since her debut, Lavigne’s music has struggled to reconcile grandiose, clean pop production with a self-consciously messy, rebellious singer.
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The Mary River turtle’s punk-like green mohawk might seem like a rebellious fashion choice, but that’s just green algae.
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Action planet Mars connects with rebellious Uranus, and you’re ready to cut off what’s no longer working for you, Libra.
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Like comic books, video games, and punk rock, the internet meme burst into existence with a rebellious display of creativity.
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When I went through my rebellious teen years, it became a hard «no»—like this is not happening, I refuse.
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I am tempted to ask the question of this querulous, rebellious, iconoclastic collection of right-wing dunderheads: freedom from what?
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Your planetary ruler Venus squares off with rebellious Uranus on Friday morning, creating a compulsive, intellectual shift in your philosophy.
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Many chose to remember him nostalgically for his voice and rebellious songs that moulded the cultural identity of a generation.
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Your niece is growing up fast into a rebellious Coors Light-slamming, tattoo-inking, «You don’t know me»-yelling rebel.
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Lister was a perfect television heroine: brash, cocksure, rebellious, dressed in dandy black dresses that looked almost like men’s suits.
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Mr. Higgins is adept at letting Huey’s unconscious hubris show through the decent and moral sides of his rebellious views.
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Also, if as a woman you can be really gross and really throw it all out there, it’s very rebellious.
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At 113:43 AM, the Sun in Libra opposes Uranus in Aries, which will create a very rebellious, hectic vibe.
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This included their life-long passion for boxing on one hand, and their rebellious mistrust of authority on the other.
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Before I discovered OutKast and A Tribe Called Quest (and well before my rebellious Wu-Tang years), there was TLC.
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«Finally, after a few months, one guy I was living with decided he wanted to do something rebellious,» K grinned.
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And yet there was a rebellious whiff of «Why should we even care about this other America» in the air.
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May, who played up the drama in her effort to herd the more rebellious elements of her cabinet into line.
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Elsa grows up confined by her power and sense of duty, Anna saddened and rebellious in reaction to their estrangement.
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Over the years Ms. Goldin’s photographs have captured the rebellious and transgressive realities of a pre-gentrified New York City.
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He’s spent a decade as a divorced philanderer with a pill problem and a sex addiction and a rebellious back.
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«The trouble with becoming a rebel is that if something’s legal it’s not very rebellious to take it,» said Pearson.
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From the vantage point of 2017, it’s pretty hard to imagine anyone seeing Benjamin as some kind of rebellious hero.
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She was a sister-wife, and she was stuck in a scenario and she wasn’t this rebellious girl, unlike Ruth.
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The production features Narcissus as a rebellious outsider from the South, while Echo, the nymph, is recast as a socialite.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk in love and in your creative endeavors.
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Shine departs during a particularly rough patch for a president who is battling multiple scandals, investigating Democrats and rebellious Republicans.
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American warplanes in the south did not engage as the Republican Guard wiped out the rebellious Shiites by the thousands.
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His mother and father worried, but weathered the rebellious phase, even the time he came home with a purple mohawk.
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«The Adversary» stood out for Thandie Newton’s otherworldly performance as Maeve, the rebellious android who turned on her human handlers.
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Instead of feting the 91-year-old businessman, Beijing has harangued him for failing to deliver in the rebellious city.
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Therefore, the Justice Department this week initiated court proceedings against the rebellious state challenging the constitutionality of the three statutes.
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It took oodles of efficient pop-culture manipulation for America to accept cigarettes as the ultimate symbol of rebellious cool.
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Rebellious and romantic, August falls for one of the show’s producers, Rachel (Shiri Appleby), instead of the Suitress (Caitlin FitzGerald).
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The territory stands in direct contrast with the more rebellious Hong Kong, a former British holding, just 40 miles away.
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Puberty ignited in her a rebellious side, which found reflection in punk bands like the Dead Kennedys and Bikini Kill.
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Instead of feting the 91-year-old businessman, Beijing has harangued him for failing to deliver in the rebellious city.
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He predicted that by the time they came back from their August recess, they would be in a rebellious mood.
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Then I discovered the underground comics of the ’60s and ’70s — R. Crumb, Justin Green, rebellious comics, against the man.
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Not in terror (as women onscreen so often do), but in rage, frustration and a kind of righteous, rebellious glee.
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Despite the undeniably rebellious nature of the women included in the exhibition, each artist confronted a distinct socio-political situation.
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A rebellious Broadway revival of the 1943 musical brings hatred into the heartland — a stunning indictment of America’s current woes.
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Let’s lean into that feeling of uninhibited power and authority, and embrace the rebellious breakfast-for-dinner (or lunch) concept.
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Teens are supposed to be wild and rebellious, experimenting with everything they can get their hands on and making dumb decisions.
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«There’s something rebellious about applying mathematics, which is innately elegant, to the crude act of sex or masturbation,» he told me.
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This also feels like a bit of a rebellious move from Rob, who has always expressed apathy about his family’s fame.
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Death metal itself is a pivotal character in the novella, used to accentuate the bleak setting and heighten Spencer’s rebellious nature.
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I’ve now made peace with the fact that I’ll never know the jolt of rebellious electricity Juul’s early adopters must’ve felt.
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«Pop It» will be featured on Wiwek’s recently announced OWSLA debut, The Free and Rebellious, which is out on February 26.
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The artist’s superimposed works are without boundaries in their jagged and rebellious shapes, injecting the energy of the Italian city throughout.
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But next to Göldi’s story, this video shows a different outcome for rebellious bodies — one that can avoid suffering and martyrdom.
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Sweet Venus’s connection with rebellious Uranus brings exciting conversations your way and finds you experimenting with things that are unexpectedly delightful!
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He was once renowned for his cyberpunk style, his rebellious streak, and a fiery temper that was often compared to Jobs’s.
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Her surprise Vegas wedding to a childhood friend in January 22007 seems, now, like a rebellious act against management overworking her.
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For Ms. Moreh-Rosenberg, it’s not simply the artists’ themes that are rebellious, but also their determination to smuggle art supplies.
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At 14, for example, Wendla doesn’t realize that her love affair with her brilliant, rebellious classmate Melchior could lead to pregnancy.
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The elder Getty, having taken a liking to his smart but rebellious grandson, offers him a job at Getty Oil instead.
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She had a house party because her parents were away and I was rebellious enough to take my first ecstasy pill.
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Ever since the bot grabbed headlines back in June, people have speculated that its rebellious ways are just a publicity stunt.
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The characters’ over-the-top hero costumes, an embodiment of their rebellious natures, add to the magic of the game’s world.
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Surprises will arrive when the Moon connects with Uranus at 7:02 AM and a rebellious energy is in the air.
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«It’s no longer a rebellious thing to do, therefore, the younger teens tend not to do it as much,» Jolley said.
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In other places, light helps illuminate other key points: the city’s rebellious youth, as well as the power of the authorities.
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Here’s why: All week long, fierce warrior Mars syncs up with rebellious Uranus in Aries, turning up the heat on conflicts.
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The rebellious Badlands National Park Twitter account went rogue in January, fighting the president’s climate change denial by sharing environmental facts.
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I’m also really resentful and rebellious, and If I have too much routine I just quit everything, so it’s a balance.
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In a revealing interview with Newsweek, the Queen’s most rebellious grandson let slip the secret at the heart of his family.
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Although both ideologies found themselves in conflict with fascism and shared a certain rebellious appeal, the two currents never quite meshed.
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But where there are rules, there are rule-breakers—and a number of rebellious club-goers defiantly take pictures every weekend.
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Surprise paychecks and connections occur on or near Friday morning, as love and money planet Venus squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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His last studio album, «So Rebellious A Lover» (1987, with Carla Olsen), foreshadowed the alt-country movement then gathering in America.
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For roughly three decades, Mr. Ferlinghetti managed his own career without help from a literary agent, which suited his rebellious streak.
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The rebellious lawmakers are attempting to force a vote against the House GOP leadership’s wishes on a set of immigration bills.
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Aladdin, a «cruel, stubborn, and rebellious» boy given to «wild tendencies,» finds himself the master of a «hideous and gigantic» genie.
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But her character is the strongest proof that this movie, for all its rebellious posturing, is nothing but business as usual.
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Al Hoceima is part of a mountainous region of Morocco, the Rif, that has had a rebellious history with the monarchy.
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The French government has cautioned that the protests will be hijacked by «radicalized and rebellious» crowds, after three weeks of demonstrations.
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Scheduling conflicts stirred up from last week’s eclipse resurface on Wednesday when action planet Mars challenges rebellious Uranus again, inspiring impulsivity.
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As the sun gently harmonizes with rebellious Uranus, you can be open to new, experimental ideas that help you stand out.
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So Dark Rebel Rider has this kind of rebellious spirit, but there’s also this familiarity I had with my grandfather’s bedroom.
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Well, today there’s an eclipse in too-cool-for-school Aquarius, a rebellious Air sign that’s not very interested in romance.
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I try to express the rebellious, sort of ugly side of this place, while still maintaining it has its own beauty.
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As the Russian incursion in Ukraine unfolded, Moscow sent a «humanitarian» convoy of whitewashed military vehicles to the rebellious eastern provinces.
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This demonstration of royal favor won him the support of regional military commanders, and the rebellious officers were quickly rounded up.
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It was for pictures, photo ops, that kind of stuff, to make us stand out, to look as rebellious as possible.
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Through her roommate, she met her first husband Jerry Gerowitz, a rebellious free spirit who was killed in a car accident.
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Malaprop’s niece, the rebellious Lydia Languish (Kristen Calgaro), has romantic fantasies of marrying scandalously and sacrificing her fortune in the process.
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The rebellious fruit pickers are soon feuding among themselves, and before long organized protest morphs into dissension, chaos, arson and death.
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Other areas of Syria have seen drastic population changes, with rebellious Sunni neighborhoods of Homs and Damascus emptied by the fighting.
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Other areas of Syria have seen drastic population changes, with rebellious Sunni neighborhoods of Homs and Damascus emptied by the fighting.
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For his part, Jimmy had something of a rebellious streak, and was in and out of trouble for a few years.
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Banderas’s character, a Spanish filmmaker named Salvador Mallo, was once a rebellious and celebrated cultural figure, very much like Almodóvar himself.
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Ms. Atkinson, describing herself as «rebellious,» clashed repeatedly with her mother and elderly aunt, seeking refuge at a local recreation center.
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With the current investigation into Russian collusion during the 2016 election, it feels like a rebellious act just to be here.
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In «Smoot, a Rebellious Shadow,» the tables are turned, and the story is told from the perspective of Smoot, the shadow.
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It was fast, furious, unpredictable and crazy—a seemingly untamed jungle with the rebellious, hedonistic spirit of an almost apocalyptic dimension.
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Cynthia Nixon now plays the older, birdlike Dickinson, portraying her as multitudinous, assertive, rebellious, principled, shrill, demure, sensitive, coy, and vain.
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Billy (Montgomery) is her older brother, a rebellious, edgy 280-year-old who’s rumored to have killed someone in the past.
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He describes himself as having been a tough, rebellious teenager from a working-class district in the capital who liked to box.
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The original Kick Kennedy was president John F. Kennedy’s most rebellious sister — as author Barbara Leaming explains in her biography Kick Kennedy.
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After teaming up with Ryuji, the other school delinquent, the two characters are quickly cast as the rebellious outsiders at Shujin Academy.
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After the sun enters Scorpio on Tuesday morning, it faces off with rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to find freedom in your relationships.
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«It carries the flag of being subversive and possibly rebellious and chaotic and nihilistic,» he says around halfway through the clip above.
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The rest of the offerings draw from Khaleesi’s rebellious spirit, according to Clapton, with dragons and shells crafted out of sterling silver.
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«I wasn’t much of a partier growing up, so this was about as rebellious as I got,» Kardashian said of the memory.
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Tiger Moms and their rebellious American children have been a mainstay in an arena where there aren’t very many Asians at all.
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LAST year Saudi Arabia’s young and powerful crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, pulverised Awamiyah, a rebellious Shia town near the eastern coast.
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But this season, stars in Hollywood are looking to the past for styles that feel fresh, exciting, and a little bit rebellious.
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It was a rebellious habit, one she stopped shortly after a pair of «bad contacts» severely impaired her vision for a day.
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Cockburn also happens to be mom to Olivia Wilde, the actress who once appeared on The O.C. as Mischa Barton’s rebellious lover.
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Trump’s people whipped the rebellious states into line and the number prepared to rebel had fallen to six — below the necessary threshold.
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As a teenager, I knew that Matthew was rebellious and hung around with the ‘bad kids’ — but they weren’t in a cult.
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One estranged relative, Louise’s sister, Teresa Robinette, described some of the couple’s rebellious behavior during an interview with Megyn Kelly in January.
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I was also quite mischievous and rebellious as a kid, so I did like sneaking away from conventional and more serious settings.
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She was one of my favorite characters because she’s the first main female villain in Star Wars, and she’s rebellious and ruthless.
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In Beautiful Boy, Chalamet stars opposite Steve Carrell as his rebellious, intelligent, and complicated son who finds meth and quickly becomes addicted.
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All photos courtesy of City on Edge: A Rebellious Century of Vancouver Protests, Riots, and Strikes, published September 2017 by Greystone Books.
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One artist in particular stands out, the rebellious son of a sign painter who dabbled as a church muralist, the G.O.A.T. himself.
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«Added to this rebellious component of the behavior is the anonymity provided by social media and the disinhibition it enables,» she said.
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He expects a good turnout, and he has hired a live cumbia band to provide the background music for tonight’s rebellious festivities.
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Brilliant ideas are born and risks are made as Mars squares off with Uranus, and a rebellious mood is in the air.
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You’ve never cared about «fitting in,» but that’s exactly that rebellious energy that people are attracted to while Venus travels through Scorpio.
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Kyle, Mann says, «wanted to be a cop all of his life» but was stymied by a rebellious streak as a teenager.
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He adds that the information the company has gathered leads them to believe this is more politically motivated than a rebellious prank.
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You have a great deal of courage to get it done in your own special way as Mars clashes with rebellious Uranus.
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«I was a wild girl,» Rist has said of herself as a child, and her radiantly colorful videos honor this rebellious spirit.
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The rebellious far right-wing agenda that made Moore a judicial anomaly now seems politically popular, at least in his Dixie state.
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The moon enters rebellious air sign Aquarius and squares off with Uranus at 11:35 PM, bringing some surprising events this evening.
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A small group of rebellious Democrats who want to block Pelosi’s ascension are watching the behind-the-scenes maneuvering closely (The Hill).
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The older girl struggles through her first year of medical school, while the rebellious younger one is embarrassed by her mother’s occupation.
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It’s an interracial relationship, and her blasé attitude about what people will think is part of what marks her as socially rebellious.
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Coal rollers who use their trucks for harassment, as opposed to celebration, «aren’t being rebellious,» she said, they are just being jerks.
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As Petruchio proceeds to woo, marry and subdue (through deprivation and humiliation) the rebellious Katherina, his eyes grow more feverish and uncertain.
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He’s a rebellious, one of a kind superhero, who’ll always do what’s right for the people — but he does it his way.
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Perhaps we should all be paying attention to the war in Chicago, an American city labeled a rebellious terrorist state by Gilead.
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But, that hasn’t stopped a few rebellious celebrities from defying the rules and cracking out their phones for a good old selfie.
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Russia’s current Constitution was drafted hastily behind closed doors in 1993, following then-president Boris Yeltsin’s bloody crackdown on a rebellious Parliament.
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The employee giggled about it at first, thinking that the boy was just a rebellious little kid who was staying out late.
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«He was neither an outlaw, nor dangerous, nor rebellious, he didn’t deserve this, I have no doubt,» Ms. Rahnama wrote in Persian.
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This, in turn, also made them an expression of privilege, as wealthy white women could often be called «rebellious» without severe punishment.
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Some Christian Democrats have become silently rebellious, while others publicly take a significantly tougher stance than the chancellor on issues like migration.
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Fashion, for her, is a way of being rebellious, and it’s a way of asserting her own creative expression into her life.
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It was a good time despite it all — my rebellious songs and critical poems spread all the more effectively for being illegal.
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All we know is that she’s smart, rebellious and manipulative, and she’s not cut out to be a barmaid for much longer.
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Alice Bhatti (named for his old editor) is a ferociously strong young woman: smart, independent, and rebellious to the point of recklessness.
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There remained an unanswered question at the heart of Lam’s disappearance: Of all the city’s rebellious publishers, why was Mighty Current targeted?
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A notable exception to this rule was James Wilson Morrice (1865–1924), a rebellious, self-taught reveler from a wealthy Montreal family.
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Although ostensibly cast as the younger, rebellious, distant heir to the British throne, Prince Harry is, in fact, much more than that.
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She became known in the late 2000s for her rebellious, rock ‘n’ roll designs like stackable rings, chokers and studded ear cuffs.
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«When there’s a tight leash on you for so many years, when you can be free, at first it’s rebellious,» he said.
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In Kurdish areas of Turkey, fear and destruction have returned as facts of life after government offensives leveled parts of rebellious cities.
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If Swift really wanted to get into the rebellious spirit here, she probably should have said February — it’s even the same syllables.
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In the Netflix show, a band of rebellious kids (plus one with superpowers) do battle against otherworldly monsters to save their hometown.
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Which is ironic because it was supposed to be a rebellious book, but now it is a mainstream part of the curriculum.
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Last year, Trump administration officials met in secret with rebellious members of the military to discuss their plans to overthrow Mr. Maduro.
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The Valley apologists say, look, a little assholery is just the price we pay for letting creative, rebellious geniuses start great companies.
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«The first season of Fleabag introduced audiences to the brilliant and rebellious voice of Phoebe Waller-Bridge,» he added in the press release.
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This moon is in contact with rebellious Uranus—in order to be satisfied, you’re also going to need to be comfortable being weird.
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As the moon connects with rebellious Uranus, this is a time for you to be honest and get things off of your chest.
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As the moon contacts rebellious, cord-cutting Uranus, you’re inspired to give things away, since you know you have enough to go around.
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Beautiful Disaster is about a straight-laced young girl who, of course, goes to college and meets a rebellious bad boy with tattoos.
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China expert Lam said if the rebellious Hong Kong spirit spread to Taiwan, or even further, it would be dire news of Beijing.
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Some believe that popular culture has programmed us to think of this style as progressive, rebellious, and ready for anything, even zero gravity.
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For the exhibition, Breiding collaborated with artist taisha paggett to reenact other historical moments in which rebellious individuals challenged state power and authority.
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Much like her onscreen persona, Bonet is admired for her rebellious, elusive approach to celebrity and, of course, her killer sense of style.
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The food chain gave their famous Whopper a Tex-Mex twist, creating the Whopperrito — a rebellious combination of a cheeseburger and a burrito.
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This is all to say that she’s a complicated, rebellious personality with a voice that’s undeniably different from others in the food world.
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But I would like to kindly direct your attention towards one man in particular: M’Baku (Winston Duke), rebellious ruler of the Jabari tribe.
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His turn against his erstwhile patron has something of an Oedipal quality, or perhaps «Paradise Lost», with Mr Orban playing the rebellious angel.
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But, if you ask us, she’s a textbook Scorpio: She made the rebellious decision to choose a career path separate from her sisters.
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Even so, beset by the ticking clock, rebellious MPs and an intransigent EU, Mrs May will find the next few weeks exceptionally trying.
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The original Life is Strange told the story of Max, a teenager with the power to rewind time, and her rebellious friend Chloe.
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His Little Red Book was as eagerly read by rebellious students on Western campuses as it was by insurgents in the developing world.
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When they rebel, it’s thrilling — but in the end, a rebellious witch must still be brought in line by the men around her.
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Ultimately, there is no necessary physiological reason for holding that unruly or rebellious behavior has to accompany endocrine changes in the teen years.
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Rebellious Margaret has, of course, directed Tony to send the portrait, in which she gives the impression of being nude, to the Times.
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Newcastle is once said to have boasted to an army of rebellious Scots that its citizens were «King George’s men,» hence the name.
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The rebellious act of drinking is courtesy of Ilegal Mezcal, which has been pushing a fierce anti-Trump campaign for eight months now.
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The city and the province of the same name, the country’s most rebellious, have been under Tuareg control since an uprising in 2012.
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Pent up in an old folks’ home, the rebellious Florence has yet to consign herself to eating, sleeping, exercising, and socializing as scheduled.
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Laursen’s team found that if one sibling started drinking or doing drugs, the other was more likely to adopt the same rebellious behavior.
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His rebellious mood comes at a time when Trump’s critics and even members of his own team are trying to rein him in.
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He is a beholder’s dream: Traditionalists see in him a savior; outlaws find him rebellious; country outsiders and newbies find him thrillingly unfluffy.
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Watch: HBO’s new show «His Dark Materials» has a more rebellious, questioning outlook — adolescent, in a good way — than some other fantasy sagas.
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France’s government has warned that radical groups within the protests are gaining in influence, warning of «radicalized and rebellious» elements within the demonstrators.
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She will invite rebellious Conservative MPs for drinks at Downing Street on Monday evening and on Wednesday to try to win them over.
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She’s bookish and rebellious and curious while the other Gelflings are complacent, and she leverages her privileged position to get what she wants.
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Her daughters said she had been a smart but rebellious girl who threw stones at Israeli soldiers and joined Fatah as a teenager.
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All times ET. You’re taking risks as the sun clashes with rebellious Uranus, but be sure to practice safety first to avoid accidents.
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«It’s an independent culture and a rebellious one,» said Jean-Louis Gassée, a venture capitalist who was once an engineering manager at Apple.
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The moon enters dreamy water sign Pisces and connects with the sun and rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to reorganize your space and routine.
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As the sun links with rebellious Uranus on Thursday, you can understand your beliefs concerning romantic connection and partnership, regardless of how unconventional.
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Forget the legends of a rebellious young Mark Zuckerberg showing up to meet with venture capitalists sporting a hoodie instead of a suit.
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The image was banned almost instantly, but became iconic — it was perceived as rebellious and sexy, which only added to the brand’s allure.
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The diets we broadcast to the world, the miles we ran, our ambitions, trying to look heroic, rebellious, our petty grievances with society.
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Mr. Muse finds the fiery rebellious streak that emerges as Gaye finds his voice and sometimes finds himself in conflict with his boss.
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There will be no pivot Bannon’s hiring is a return to the rebellious origins that launched Trump from political gadfly to GOP nominee.
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Created by Alena Smith, Dickinson audaciously explores the constraints of society, gender, and family from the perspective of rebellious young poet Emily Dickinson.
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Almost every day, convoys of Toyota trucks crammed with masked paramilitaries rolled into the rebellious towns south of Managua to demolish the barricades.
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The Dutch producer Wiwek released his debut LP The Free and Rebellious last month on OWSLA, the label founded by EDM superstar Skrillex.
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Wary of a ripple effect among its own rebellious Kurds, Iran would certainly oppose moves that would grant their Syrian cousins greater rights.
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Besides writers, their ranks included scientists, engineers, academics, lawyers, even rebellious workers; their unofficial leader was the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Andrei Sakharov.
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In its most rebellious form, our community’s celebrations are also protests that challenge the way straight, cisgender allies think about sex and gender.
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Even J.K. Simmons, as a commanding officer who reprimands the men while winking at their rebellious instincts, doesn’t look like he’s having fun.
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I’m supposed to offer up words like «resist» and «fight» as if rebellious enthusiasm is enough to overcome federally, electorally sanctioned white supremacy.
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Teaching during a period of upheaval on college campuses starting in the mid-1960s, Dr. Stade personified the rebellious spirit of the day.
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Born in 1917, and a young man during World War II, he depicts war’s effects on a population still capable of rebellious celebration.
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Although, rebellious is probably not the right term, it’s more of a self-preservation mechanism, which sometimes take the form of pushing back.
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All of these planets are harmonizing with rebellious Uranus, so you’re coming up with new and unusual ways to approach your personal resources.
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So when alienated, cynical and rebellious voters chose Trump as the loudest expression of their grievances, they knew exactly what they were getting.
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Much like Lincoln in the Emancipation Proclamation: ‘All persons held as slaves in the rebellious states are, and henceforth shall be free. Yowza!
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The rebellious Shinza, meanwhile, who won’t accept that a man of his station can’t do whatever he wants, is regularly beaten and harassed.
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Like a Disney princess — the resemblance hardly seems accidental — she is free-spirited and rebellious, her loyalties split between two opposed parental figures.
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Ms. Otto-Knapp’s first North American exhibition since then, at Mary Boone Gallery in Chelsea, is smaller but, in its way, quietly rebellious.
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On Saturday, October 12, Venus faces off with rebellious Uranus, bringing unpredictability in the things people say, as well as in our relationships.
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You are a curious and open-minded sign, Virgo, and this week, your ideas take on an even more rebellious and eclectic tone!
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Now, with Maison, Atsumi is about to make what might be his most rebellious move yet — with a turn toward traditional fine dining.
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Every few weeks, until October, 1761, rebellious prisoners were killed or were captured, tried, and executed—sometimes burned alive, sometimes hanged or gibbeted.
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Coal rollers who use their trucks for harassment, as opposed to celebration, «aren’t being rebellious,» said Michelle Minton, who is a fellow there.
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The film is based on the mythological character of Ne Zha, a deity well known in China for being a rebellious teen hero.
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A high-modernist, Promethean vocabulary — by now its own kind of consensus — is her touchstone of praise: the unsettling, the rebellious, the subversive.
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Backstage Beauty Report There was a toughened-up, rebellious vibe to Dior’s fall/winter 2017 collection, which was presented in Paris on Friday.
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This required detailed information about each protest, so the cell requested reports from security committees and intelligence agents in the most rebellious provinces.
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Now, with Maison, Atsumi is about to make what might be his most rebellious move yet — with a turn toward traditional fine dining.
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Rebellious military commanders even held secret meetings with the Trump administration over the last year to discuss their plans to overthrow Mr. Maduro.
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Was the rock-ribbed conservative, a founding member of the rebellious Freedom Caucus, interested in talking with other presidential hopefuls about an endorsement?
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Both were making rebellious hip-hop rooted in the world of Los Angeles gangs and the rage black people felt across the country.
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Your rebellious side is invoked this week as Pluto, the planet of conspiracy, stations direct in your house of community and social networks.
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A paradox, «thrillingly rebellious and self-assured, yet stoutly institutional», he was a «velvety writer» of savage attacks on government and a «titanic patriot».
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This full moon will be in direct contact with rebellious Uranus, amplifying this week’s theme of doing things in unconventional ways for comfort’s sake.
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Speaking about her role as the film’s rebellious heroine, Jyn Erso, Jones said she was happy for the opportunity to play the action hero.
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In 1970, nine black Syracuse University football players became rebellious outcasts when they quit the team to protest racial injustices and their unequal treatment.
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Dora lives with her sexually confused husband and their rebellious daughter, while Adela shares a room with her mother, whom she exploits and abuses.
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One focus of the season appears to be Donna and Gordon’s children, now rowdy, rebellious teenagers capable of engaging in their own coding projects.
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Though bra sales have been steadily declining — and bralettes and #FreeTheNipple have become more commonplace — going sans bra is still considered a rebellious act.
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You are an android 300 years into the future, cleaning up Earth from rebellious robots so the humans stationed on the moon can return.
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It starred Cuba Gooding Jr. as a rebellious teen whose single mother sends him to live with his father in South Central Los Angeles.
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That would get ugly; EPA workers are already rebellious, as illustrated by a recent protest by dozens against their new boss’s nomination, in Chicago.
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A third contention is that, if salafists have become rebellious, that is because they have been infected by the ideas of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Serena seems to be under the impression that a rebellious nature is infectious, and June will somehow transmit her spirit to Holly through touch.
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Unbound is a self-described sextech webshop for rebellious women, and its founder, Polly Rodriguez, is a unique and fascinating representative for the site.
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In a major season three spoiler, Vanessa Kirby revealed that Helena Bonham Carter would be taking over the role of the rebellious Princess Margaret.
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Mrs Aksener, known to her supporters as «Asena» after a mythical she-wolf, has shown a rebellious streak since her earliest days in politics.
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And while she says she still has a creative, rebellious spirit, the Academy Award-winning actress has turned into something of a data nerd.
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Security concerns continue to grab the media headlines and the public wonders how the rebellious south will react to the passing of the king.
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And, until November 16, when Mars moves into Pisces, we’ll all be imbued with a little bit of that rebellious, anti-status quo energy.
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Duterte then set off fireworks when he declared the few remaining U.S. special forces advisers based in the rebellious Philippine south would be withdrawn.
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Her book is titled iGen: Why Today’s Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy—and Completely Unprepared for Adulthood.
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I’ve no right to spin electronic music by some peoples definition, but I’ve revered electronic music’s rebellious past enough to try and continue despite.
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The White House warned rebellious conservative lawmakers that they should support Trump’s agenda, or he may bypass them on future legislative fights, Reuters reported.
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One of your partners will say or do something rebellious — and it’s time for you to make some big shifts of your own, too.
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It could be for the reaction: «wearing these shirts feels a little rebellious and is intended to provoke surprise by the viewer,» Luft notes.
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«Engaging in behaviors that are defiant and rebellious in nature creates greater separation from authority figures and the feeling of being controlled,» Ferretti says.
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As the planet of love, Venus, gently harmonizes with rebellious Uranus, you’re down for new ways to communicate with your friends and lovers alike.
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Uranus is rebellious and unconventional, and Mars is temperamental—with these two planets creating friction, a no-fucks-given attitude is in the air.
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» In Austen’s many references to soldiers, Kelly sees «images of a rebellious populace, of government repression, and, more distant but insistent nevertheless … of mutiny.
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Suddenly, you’re thinking in the language of someone else’s mind, that of a rebellious Irish girl scrambling for a sense of her drifting self.
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Matthew McConaughey has been set to star in The Beach Bum, described as an «irreverent comedy» about «a rebellious and lovable rogue» named Moondog.
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Of course, some of us have reclaimed the word «cripple» as a semi-rebellious term of pride, much like «queer» for the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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If you’re particularly rebellious, you’ll be stripped of your committee assignments, and maybe even be challenged in a primary by a leadership-backed candidate.
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Sonia Rykiel, the rebellious fashion designer who found success by aiming to create «clothes for everyday life,» died Thursday from complications of Parkinson’s disease.
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We all care about what others think of us and want to be liked (despite what rebellious 15-year-old you might have said).
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Jake was designed specifically to appeal to children, with his heart of rebellious gold, and the story similarly evokes animated favorites like 101 Dalmations.
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Back in the day, though, it was the kind of neighbourhood used as a spook story for suburban parents to frighten their rebellious kids.
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This makes the cyclical rise of the rebellious, queer rock and pop star seem less as an act of cultural radicalism and more methodical.
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Your friends and hookups give you inspiration for new, innovative ways to have fun together, when sweet Venus harmonizes with rebellious Uranus on Saturday.
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Expressing your affection in a strange but tender way comes easily on or around Saturday as your planetary ruler Venus harmonizes with rebellious Uranus.
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This weekend, you feel free to live out your subconscious desires with someone you trust as sweet Venus harmonizes with rebellious Uranus on Saturday.
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I grew up on those books, and I wouldn’t trade away the memories of their incredible sensory detail and spirited, rebellious Laura for anything.
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Faster than light travel «Star Wars» began with a story about the conflict between a rebellious group and an empire that spans a galaxy.
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In Calabria an aging don (Adriano Chiaramida) hides out in underground bunkers and abandoned farmhouses while dealing with his rebellious grandson (Giuseppe de Domenico).
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In 2016, he paid a similar visit to another Damascus suburb, Daraya, after his forces had starved and bombed its rebellious population into submission.
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After college, you go through this weirdly rebellious phase where I wanted to dissociate and carve out an identity aside from the Spelling Bee.
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But they’re all generally benign, and the minimal authority they wield hardly interferes with the anarchic, rebellious — but also, ultimately, responsible — energy of youth.
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A rebellious energy is in the air; you don’t want to be tied down right now and you certainly don’t care about fitting in.
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He was one of the first in fashion to implement technology into his shows and was known for being «rebellious» against fashion’s traditional aesthetic.
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It’s a relief, then, to learn that the Trump administration chose not to aid rebellious leaders in Venezuela seeking to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro.
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We segue from Winston’s first writing down his inchoately rebellious thoughts to a group of latter-day readers debating his diary’s origins and meanings.
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Princess Bean (voiced by «Broad City’s» Abbi Jacobson) is a rebellious 19-year-old princess, who resists her father’s efforts to marry her off.
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While diplomacy has failed, the Syrian government has been working to conclude local agreements to pacify rebellious areas, typically after insurgents have been defeated.
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Shake-ups take place in your social life and you’re ready to do something unexpected in your love life as Venus opposes rebellious Uranus.
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She appeared to be about 15 and was wearing a hoodie, with dyed hair; she generally looked the part of a rebellious, sullen teen.
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My parents were working all day and I was a skateboarder and I was heavily into punk rock music, which is rebellious by nature.
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In a world so socially plugged in, the new «it» bag tells you to look both ways before you cross the street. Bold. Rebellious.
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Theirs was a story of unconventional love in a traditional society, rebellious in an age of conformism, quiet in an age of simmering turmoil.
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It was kind of a personally rebellious thing, like, ‘I’m just going to have fun, do my own thing and try to be myself.
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Incidentally, all Karens love The Doors, because they were a little rebellious, but not to the extent that they failed to achieve mainstream success.
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One surprising example of the prevalence of federal largesse is Apple, the ubiquitous poster child of high design, rebellious entrepreneurial spirit, and individual genius.
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It was meant to inspire fear, but how fitting it would be if Cara’s strong rebellious streak was fueled by the destruction of Alderaan.
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Most Soundcloud artists were young, usually under 21, and in embracing this aesthetic, they appealed to a crowd of peers who were themselves rebellious.
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Or is this the resurrection of his rebellious and artistic spirit, which he sold willingly «in the most American of activities, capitalism and commerce»?
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While the conservative mainstream reviled him, we, high on common household products as instructed by the Anarchist Cookbook, loved the rebellious spirit Manson represented.
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But, if you buy a sex toy that costs $15,000, you’re obviously prioritizing your sexual pleasure, and there’s something decadent and rebellious about that.
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«Poetry exists as a unique tool that can interrogate and communicate issues of inequality and injustice in a manner that is inherently rebellious,» Gorman said.
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The book itself, published by Rizzoli, is divided into three parts, each with their own title and penned by Klein himself: Rebellious, Minimal, and Stories.
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Some surprising online gossip rocks your world on Friday, when Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus—but lightning is a fertilizer, making your ideas more brilliant.
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«Probably when I put Joe Jonas on blast on your show,» she replied when asked about the most «rebellious» thing she did as a teen.
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Senior British government ministers have warned rebellious lawmakers that if May’s deal is voted down then there is a chance that Brexit could be thwarted.
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Hartley Clare (William Parry) is a gruff advocate of postmodern literary theory who is accompanied by Edna (Maureen Silliman), his meek though secretly rebellious wife.
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The Indian government is fumbling in so far as it is trying to tame a rebellious mood that has swept the valley in recent months.
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The narrative focuses on the Richardsons — an upper-middle class family of six — and creates a portrait of idyllic 1990s suburbia with a rebellious twist.
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«I just loved the idea of a rebellious gun-toting aristocrat ditching a life of luxury for a life of high-octane adventure,» she said.
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If kids see vaping as rebellious, public health needs to take back that narrative and prove not vaping is the true rebellion, according to Siegel.
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The Outsiders is tale about social class warfare in high school between two groups: the rich and jocky Socs and the poor but rebellious Greasers.
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The problem is that the outcome of last month’s snap election in Spain’s rebellious north-eastern region suggests that 2018 may not be much easier.
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Murderbot doesn’t simply come off as a rebellious or dour artificial human, though — like Marvin from Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide books, or Bender from Futurama.
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While that bad-girl persona might have painted Harding as an xciting and rebellious star to root for, after the attack, it played against her.
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But a cold dose of reality is not far off, as the federal government of Spain decides how harshly to deal with its rebellious citizens.
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Miley CyrusImage: ImgurBack in 2010, as with all incurably rebellious teen sensations, Disney had Miley Cyrus killed and dumped her remains in the California desert.
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Morocco’s mosques promoted the authority of its king and «Commander of the Faithful» over rebellious Berbers from the Rif, many of whom moved to Europe.
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It’s a brilliant idea, and Jade brings both of those adolescent staples into the present in a way that’s modern, relatable, touching, and gleefully rebellious.
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Those around for her early days were lucky enough to to witness her rebellious period, but now she’s settling back into her more conservative roots.
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Meanwhile, the Aunts contemplate how to maintain control over the increasingly rebellious handmaids and other women who may not be fully loyal to the cause.
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She was (briefly) America’s sweetheart, an «It Girl» through and through, and a rebellious provocateur — depending on which part of the decade you rewind to.
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«The Theory of Everything» actress Felicity Jones plays feisty lead character Jyn Erso, whose rebellious streak was first shown in a trailer released in April.
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Her experience with Kali allows her to discover she can develop her own code to live by, somewhere in between authoritarian rulebook and rebellious chaos.
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I’m kind of rebellious, in the sense that anytime someone thinks they understand or thinks they can pigeonhole us into something, I push against that.
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A once-in-a-lifetime change happens midweek, when action planet Mars meets rebellious Uranus (a rare connection) on Wednesday, in your house of transformation.
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As the weekend draws near, a surprise encounter with your crush rocks your world as sweet Venus squares off with rebellious Uranus on Friday morning.
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With the end of his life staring him in the face, his personality drastically changes as he brings a more rebellious attitude into his classroom.
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Reyes is on hand to participate in the festivities, but things take a dark turn when the rebellious Settlement Defense Front launches a sneak attack.
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On the Verge 8 Photos View Slide Show ‘ In just over a year, Dilara Findikoglu has established herself as one of London’s most rebellious designers.
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The theme of the rebellious soiree was free booze for a free press — and the drinks were certainly flowing at the Brixton on U Street.
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They are protesting not just with slogans and signs, but also with rifles slung over their shoulders and a rebellious spirit emanating from their throats.
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Weisz and I attended the same senior school, North London Collegiate, although she was «asked to leave»—code for expulsion—due to her rebellious behavior.
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Astrologers call you stubborn and stuck in your ways, but you can use the energy from today’s moon in rebellious Aquarius to make a change.
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Behind closed doors, he complains about Ren by name to fellow town council members, positioning them in opposition, and scheming to squash his rebellious influence.
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Having arisen from California around the 1950s, skateboarding became a rebellious response to the mainstream, developing a street culture community so often blackballed by society.
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Historically, women with tattoos faced bias and stigma: Women who marked their skin were often labeled as sluts and seen as rebellious or «bad» girls.
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The diverse crowd was distinctly against Giuliani’s relentless whitewashing of the city, and the result recaptured rock’s rebellious spirit, until the party ended in 2001.
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I just love what she does, I love how rebellious you could say she is, so that felt like a really fun feature to do.
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He was almost entirely bald, but what was left of his hair jutted out in front of him like a rebellious quiff or a horn.
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Some of the old replicants with rebellious tendencies still exist, though, which is why Blade Runners do, too: to hunt them down and retire them.
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From there the route continues through the rebellious territory of Judaea (Israel and Palestine), to the ritual center of Heliopolis-Baalbek in present-day Lebanon.
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It’s slightly rebellious to show lots of blood, but the vampire is a combination of very glamorous and yet there’s the nice bodily fluids context.
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But last year, at the Women’s March in Trafalgar Square in London, Ms. Starkey found more explicitly rebellious images of female protesters impossible to resist.
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The moon enters brooding water sign Scorpio at 12:02 AM and opposes rebellious Uranus at 9:11 AM, finding us sitting with surprising feelings.
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These included Trisha Brown and other founders of the rebellious Judson Dance Theater — artists for whom standing, sitting, walking, running, dressing and undressing constituted dance.
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A number of rebellious, independent-minded country singers have followed Lambert’s lead, including Eric Church, who conquered Nashville with relatively little help from radio stations.
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If Ha-won can whip the rebellious Kang cousins into shape, their CEO grandfather (Yong-geon Kim) will pay her college tuition, and then some.
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I wish she had more to do, but seeing her cast as a rebellious young adult raised on ’80s glam rock is a welcome surprise.
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Hip-hop is moving in a «rebellious, nihilistic» direction, said Rob Stevenson, Republic’s executive vice president for A&R, who signed Aminé to the label.
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In a world of crossbody and saddlebags, to make a strapless bag that one must carry in their hands is as rebellious as it gets.
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«Daniel, like in the play, is everybody’s best friend, but he brings a kind of rebellious spirit and an amazing amount of charm,» Gold said.
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Kelly points to the «totalitarian» nature of the British state, consumed as it was by hostilities, first with its rebellious colonies and then with France.
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It soon became the preferred pejorative for any rebellious slave, as if geographic origin were the only possible explanation for why someone would resist enslavement.
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Some of those fantasies were driven by fear, but some of them, strangely, stemmed from a romanticized notion of the figure of the rebellious slave.
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The result is a candid behind-the-scenes look at the company’s strategic outlook, often cutting a sharp contrast to the company’s rebellious «uncarrier» image.
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Jamal Mahjoub’s «Duende 2077» is the most explicitly rebellious simply for its premise, which posits a futuristic Caliphate after the fall of Christian/Western hegemony.
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One day in March, 2012, a doctor asked Hamada if he would smuggle baby formula to a woman in Darayya, a rebellious suburb of Damascus.
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So, being the rebellious 5-year-old that I was, I decided to cheer for the New York Jets, one of the Dolphins’ fiercest rivals.
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By the end of the month, Spain’s leader had fired the government of the rebellious region, dissolved the regional parliament and ordered new elections. 38.
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A rebellious energy takes over when the Moon challenges wild Uranus at 7:39 AM—don’t send any impulse text messages first thing this morning.
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In Thiago Rocha Pitta’s The First Green at Marianne Boesky Gallery, nature is not victimized, but rebellious and intent on reclaiming land lost to humanity.
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There’s even a particularly rebellious pick in Young Attitude, a blackened teal that would be perfect for scaring the living daylights out of your friends’ moms.
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The rebellious young Zukauskas ran away from home as a teenager, making his way back to New York and finding unstable work as a manual laborer.
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Many believe Johnson&aposs support for Brexit was motivated more by a desire to make himself leader of the rebellious «leave» movement than by true belief.
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Fashion is all about going against the grain and celebrating it, the Chuck II’s are made for creatives and rebellious culture, which is what I represent.
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Merkel and her rebellious Bavarian allies reached a last-minute compromise to end a dispute over managing immigration that threatened to bring down her coalition government.
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On the other hand, the fact that Multiple Choice is decidedly not a replica of Facsímil is certainly in line with Zambra’s rebellious, non-conformist vision.
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Kathryn Newton, who played Madeline Martha Mackenzie’s (Reese Witherspoons) delightfully rebellious daughter Abigail, will star in another addictive-sounding young adult series on the streaming service.
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On the contrary: he felt «brave and rebellious» for not handing his phone over to Samsung — the same theme that seems to pervade the Note7 Alliance.
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For most of us, that means picking up a trinket in a gift shop, but for the more rebellious, that little keepsake can be downright criminal.
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In The Last Song, Cyrus played Ronnie, a talented, rebellious piano player from New York City who is sent to live with her father in Georgia.
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A rebellious time: The world’s best player, Norway’s Ada Hegerberg, is boycotting the tournament over frustrations with how the Norwegian soccer federation treats its women’s players.
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Rebellious Conservative MPs have condemned May’s plans for Britain to remain in a free trade zone for goods with the EU after it leaves the bloc.
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And while Fisher will not appear in Episode IX, her rebellious spirit will live on in the new, strong female characters she paved the way for.
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The London Evening Standard newspaper reported last week that Bonham Carter was «all but confirmed» to take on the role of Queen Elizabeth’s younger, rebellious sister.
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«I was a little rebellious growing up,» the Imagine Dragons singer, 30, said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Wednesday while promoting his upcoming documentary Believer.
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Named after the Greek goddess of strife and discord, Eris’ position in your birth chart indicates how and where in life you express your rebellious side.
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We’re not just angsty, rebellious teenagers — Gen Z has a loud voice and we’re able to make progressive changes in the political, social, and beauty worlds.
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BuzzFeed revealed the sense of paranoia the episode has created: «Never before has taking a shit on company time felt so rebellious,» one reporter told them.
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You’d think that by the age of 100, you’d have gotten that rebellious streak out of your system, but that’s not the case for Edie Simms.
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Jean-Marie Beguignem, the rebellious horse’s trainer, said the animal escaped while her rider was taking the filly from the stables to the famous Chantilly racecourse.
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From cool nail typography for Geminis (when words fail) to rebellious asymmetry for Capricorns (to channel a new spirit), there’s something for every star sign, ahead.
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Kara Hayward is best known for playing the rebellious lefty Suzy Bishop — opposite Jared Gilman as Sam Shakusky — in the 2012 Wes Anderson masterpiece ‘Moonrise Kingdom.
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Friday evening, you break out of your conventional routine and take the final steps towards claiming your individuality, as the sun squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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Dorne is famously rebellious, and it’s hard to imagine there are any strong leaders left who can unite the place in the wake of Ellaria’s coup.
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And now the hit Netflix show has released a peek at Helena Bonham Carter as the British monarch’s rebellious and sometimes controversial younger sister Princess Margaret.
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The joyful Dumplin’ on Netflix, based on Julie Murphy’s book, shows the kind of rebellious, chubby teenage girl I never saw on screen as a protagonist.
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The drapes are rebellious and wear leather and ride motorbikes, and the squares are snarky do-gooders who sing in harmonies and never stay out late.
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Olsen sued the State Department for wrongful termination and won, a victory that Samuel believes will be used to defend rebellious servants under the Trump administration.
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Last year, he signed to Skrillex’s label OWSLA, and released the Free and Rebellious EP. And what new sound is official without a Skrillex co-sign?
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A.J. Langer became a fan favorite as rebellious best friend Rayanne to angsty teen Angela (Claire Danes) on the ’90s cult hit My So-Called Life.
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As the planet of values, Venus, gently harmonizes with rebellious Uranus on Monday, there is an opportunity to organize your community for an act of resistance.
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Mars clashes with rebellious Uranus, and you’re in the mood to try something different when it comes to your relationships with your roommates or family members.
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Grenier’s love for the band showed off his rebellious qualities and made him a brooding bad boy you wanted to whisk you off to a show.
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I realized that I was the late Gen X version of a Little Monster, someone looking to radio alt rock to empower my vague rebellious identity.
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Perhaps the most excruciating arc is Sam’s mother, who comes off from Episode 1 as a helicopter mom having a rebellious phase, and it lacks subtlety.
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Uranus, the planet of invention, entered fellow earth sign Taurus, encouraging you to explore new creative forms and approach friendship and romance with a rebellious edge.
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The new filter solves a pain point for parents with young kids (or rebellious teens with «lame parents») in the car that has existed for years.
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By momentarily corralling the rebellious Tea Party movement, the Republicans regained control of the House in 2010, thereafter blocking much of the Obama White House’s agenda.
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Mr. Lord, who cycled through four marriages, hung around with many of the rebellious, semi-feral writers he represented, but he was always the straight man.
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Pattinson told The New York Times last year that his rebellious behavior on the set of the first film, released in 2008, nearly got him fired.
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Join the Corita Art Center, in partnership with Second Home and KCRW, for an inspiring and rebellious evening embodying Corita’s ethos of hope, love, and justice.
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My signing challenged the rules of social conduct she’d absorbed from adults, and to her I must have seemed ignorant or radically rebellious, or perhaps both.
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Too shy to ask for the sale, too bent on enjoying what I do, too rebellious to work for a boss that might make me rich.
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Last fall, Trump’s administration «held secret meetings with rebellious military officers from Venezuela to discuss their plans to overthrow President Maduro,» the New York Times reported.
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The thing that drew me to being in a punk band is the rebellious nature of it—having a place for freaks and weirdos and outsiders.
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You don’t want to be tied down anymore, and this isn’t a great time to plan commitments—you want to be free and you’re feeling rebellious.
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«He represents the rebellious lawbreaker that secretly resides in all of us,» Louis Ferrante, a former mobster and host of Inside the Gangsters’ Code, tells VICE.
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Unlike other kids that may have felt rebellious getting fucked up, I just felt like, my parents do that and they are in no way cool.
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It highlights more than a dozen of the city’s most rebellious women of the Victorian era through biographies, prints and photographs culled from the museum’s collections.
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The combination of the obscenity and the sneeringly rebellious vibe of the lyrics hurt Mr. McDonald career-wise, but of that song, he has no regrets.
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She also followed many teens flipping and twisting off concrete pillars and ledges in urban landscapes, in the rebellious, freestyle movements of parkour (also called freerunning).
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Although it has a reputation for being different just for the sake of being different, rebellious Uranus loves newness, trying stuff out, and being future-thinking.
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Songs made famous by Meat Loaf are at the heart of this rebellious rock musical, which is also currently running at the Dominion Theater in London.
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» The book had echoes of the writers W.G. Sebald and Milan Kundera, she added, but Ms. Tokarczuk «inhabits a rebellious, playful register very much her own.
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Some of Mr. Doctorow’s earlier novels feature rebellious hacker heroes who take on shadowy corporations and tyrannical government agencies and fight the erosion of civil liberties.
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George Patton from entering Prague to join the rebellious Czechs; he felt vulnerable to the possibility of Senator McCarthy blaming him for the subsequent Communist takeover.
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Rebellious posts on social media became so plentiful from so many obscure sites that the management of the Interior Department appeared powerless to find them all.
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Romance is in the air as the moon mingles with Venus, and excitement in your social life takes place as the moon connects with rebellious Uranus.
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Mizoguchi made it during the Second World War, under a militaristic regime, and he masks its rebellious spirit with severe formality and respect for samurai tradition.
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It is captured by a local saying, «We don’t be druv,» which translates as «We won’t be pushed around and are a bit rebellious,» he said.
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Going forward, Pelosi will have to grapple with these new dynamics and with the rebellious young lawmakers, who represent the ascendant left wing of the party.
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There’s Chess’s best friend, Kate (Jenny Rose Baker) — you can tell she’s rebellious because she is acerbic and wears a flannel shirt tied around her waist.
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These were baby boomers, rebellious in their own minds, who were liberated from the suits that did not speak to who they believed they really were.
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Seductive Venus’s meeting with rebellious Uranus will find you tapping into your inner maverick and showing the world how innovative, inspiring, and surprising you can be.
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Naturally, it tapped legendary Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh, who’s been focusing on his visual art in recent years, to give it some of his rebellious spirit.
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That is, like so many other trends, it’s the rebellious, aesthetic cool-factor of Juul that has made it so popular with teenagers — not just fun flavors.
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While the government promises training will «continue as normal,» a few silent cues suggest Hanna and her call to escape have awakened the trainees’ more rebellious natures.
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And then I gave myself permission to be a woman who comports herself with permission — permission to be sexy, and outspoken, and rebellious, and charming and adorable.
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I still think of questioning marriage’s primacy as a contemporary and rebellious act, but women have been doing it for centuries in really bold, funny, resonant ways.
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Then, in the mid-1950s, a group of rebellious psychologists, linguists, information theorists, and early artificial-intelligence researchers came up with a different conception of the mind.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel and her rebellious Bavarian allies have reached a compromise to end a dispute over managing immigration that threatened to bring down her coalition government.
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Upon his return to Pyongyang, the rebellious teen was said to have resented having to live behind palace gates, a lifestyle very much unlike that in Switzerland.
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Early Wednesday morning, love and money planet Venus faces off with rebellious Uranus, shaking up your relationships—an echo of what happened on or around September 11.
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She’s variously played a Jane Austen heroine («Sense and Sensibility»), rebellious Edwardian («Titanic»), artsy hipster («Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind») and intelligent villain (the «Divergent» series).
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In Assam, rebellious younger Congress leaders helped swing voters to the BJP, which they joined after complaints about the ageing local Congress boss fell on deaf ears.
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The deal between an unpopular king and rebellious barons marked the beginning of individual English freedoms, personal liberties, and due-process protection of individuals under the law.
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The so-called local «reconciliation» agreements are the government’s preferred method for pacifying rebellious areas, and have often been concluded after years of government siege and bombardment.
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Meanwhile, Mongeau herself returned to VidCon one year after her rebellious, disastrous effort to call out what she saw as poor treatment of vloggers by VidCon officials.
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Towards the end of «Chapter 70,» the rebellious cabinet has amassed in a White House conference room to sign the letter that would begin Claire’s impeachment proceedings.
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The conventionally feminine one is too dull or too passive or too boring, maybe, or the rebellious one is too slutty or too shrill or too angry.
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A report in the paper said Bonham Carter was «all but confirmed» to take on the part of Queen Elizabeth’s rebellious and at times, controversial younger sister.
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The last-ditch agreement with her rebellious Interior Minister Horst Seehofer represents a significant climbdown for Merkel, who had welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants to Germany.
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