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It's the sequel to 2014's American Boy, a performance made up solely of Hollywood film quotes which, stripped of their sanitising "entertainment" context, are revealed as racist and misogynist.

Alternating light and dark built mystery and stillness into these scenes, which, stripped of extraneous background, attained an almost geometric simplicity well ahead of the times.

This led to the June 1887 Constitution, which stripped Kalākaua of much of his power and significantly weakened the Hawaiian monarchy.

Members from both parties voted for laws like the Military Commissions Act of 2006, which stripped detainees of habeas corpus rights, and looked the other way while the rule of law was diminished.

Geopolitics posed another challenge, particularly in Venezuela's nationalization of oil fields (2007), which stripped Exxon Mobil of its oil concessions in two Venezuelan projects.

In the 1990s he preferred to call it "dispersion," which stripped it of a negative connotation.

This will be officially recorded as Juventus's 28th title, but the club continues to reject the Calciopoli verdicts which stripped them of their 2005 and 2006 Scudetti.

They began to change on 9/11 - that date which stripped America of its innocence and invincibility.

The resolution initially failed in the House Energy and Utilities Committee, which stripped it of language referring to "communist" and "socialist" principles before killing it.

But core inflation, which strips out the effect of volatile food and fuel prices, remained positive.

This is what economists call "nominal" GDP (NGDP), as opposed to "real" GDP, which strips out the effects of inflation.