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The fire at Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris appeared to have started in an interior network of wooden beams, many dating to the Middle Ages and nicknamed “the forest”
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The President’s use of 9/11 to attack @IlhanMN is dangerous and irresponsible, and part of a pattern of fanning the flames of hate against Muslims.
Using the emotions and tragedy of 9/11 to score political points is beneath the dignity of any president. At least it should be.
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This is unacceptable. President Hate is at it again. Fanning the flames. Ed Asner added,
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He is fanning the flames of anti-Muslim hate and putting Rep. Omar’s life in further danger. I stand with many of my other colleagues along with the Muslim community in condemning his hateful actions that seek only to divide and turn our communities against each other.
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Pelosi slams Trump for using 9/11 video to "fan the flames"
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As we visit our troops in Stuttgart to thank them and be briefed by them, we honor our first responsibility as leaders to protect and defend the American people. It is wrong for the President, as Commander-in-Chief, to fan the flames to make anyone less safe.
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In a climate of rising hate, it's irresponsible for @POTUS and other leaders to fan the flames of Islamophobia. This type of rhetoric is dangerous and can lead to violence. This needs to stop.
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President Trump’s attack on Rep. Omar is inflammatory and unacceptable. Our political leaders must seek to bridge divides — not fan the flames of hostility.
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Notre Dame’s medieval roof structure, known as "the forest," has been lost to the massive fire, according to the rector of the cathedral.
The frame featured trees cut down between 1160 and 1170, forming one of the oldest parts of the structure.
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From A. A. Milne's Hundred Acre Wood to J. K. Rowling's Forbidden Forest, here are the real-life inspirations behind these literary woods
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another blue
Blue (2012– )
Plot
BLUE focuses on the double-life story of an escort, ie. Call Girl. Blue is a single mother who works at a vaguely defined cubicle job during the day and moonlights as a prostitute at night to make ends meet. She keeps her sex work carefully segregated from the rest of her existence. She does not tell her family nor her co-workers. But she also, has, apparently, no friends or confidants, and though she mentions other girls and a madam with whom she could presumably talk about her bifurcated life as a whole, we never see them. From the first episode, in which Blue discovers that the man she just had sex with is a childhood acquaintance, through the end of the series, when her 13-year-old son Josh tearfully accuses her of lying to him.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts
where The Handmaids Tale was written
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The Blue Dahlia
The Blue Dahlia is a 1946 American crime film and film noir, directed by George Marshall based on an original screenplay by Raymond Chandler. The film marks the third pairing of stars Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake. It was Chandler's first original screenplay.Wikipedia
Director:
George Marshall
Produced by:
John Houseman
Screenplay by:
Raymond Chandler
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