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iconoclastic
adjective as in skeptical
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adjective as in irreligious
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Amy Winehouse, the iconoclastic singer-songwriter, was that age when she died of alcohol poisoning in 2011.
For decades, Hern has advanced the iconoclastic position that pregnancy is not different from disease.
The most telling detail in all of the Usha Vance profiles when it comes to determining her politics and, more broadly, her worldview comes from one connection, and the enormous benefits it seems to have already parlayed to the lawyer: Along with her husband, she “sought out the iconoclastic professor Amy Chua” when they both attended Yale Law School, the New York Times reports.
Ai is famed for his iconoclastic, conceptual art practice that includes performance, photography, sculptures and installations, which are often made with salvaged or surprising materials like ancient pottery, bicycles, porcelain sunflower seeds or rebar from schoolhouses that collapsed in the Sichuan earthquake of 2008.
The iconoclastic Jodorowsky arrives in town this weekend for a retrospective at the American Cinematheque — it’s his first visit in more than six years.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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