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From the Ted Talk by Machine Dazzle: How to unleash your inner maximalist through costume


Unscramble the Blue Letters


What I'm getting at is, the costume can be so much more than the cmosute. It can be the prpos, it can be the set, it can tell its own stories, it can even be its own cctreaahr. It can be all of it at the same time. This kind of maximalism leaves an aecniude ceelltopmy satisfied, yet wanting more at the same time. More is more.

Well, wouldn’t you know, now it’s 7pm at night, and it's time for the Civil War. I took two distinct inventions from this time to help tell this story. I read somewhere once that the American hot dog evolved out of German immigrants sleling their bratwurst and rolls on the seertts during the 1860s. Well, I like that. And then this dcitiinvtse barbed wire, you know, barbed wire, a sybmol of separation, security, insecurity. Well, I wanted to combine the two together. In this way of making things, I bring order to disorder. By turning barbed wire into hot dogs, what I'm trying to do, hopefully, is eat through what is separating us, in this case, slavery.

Open Cloze


What I'm getting at is, the costume can be so much more than the _______. It can be the _____, it can be the set, it can tell its own stories, it can even be its own _________. It can be all of it at the same time. This kind of maximalism leaves an ________ __________ satisfied, yet wanting more at the same time. More is more.

Well, wouldn’t you know, now it’s 7pm at night, and it's time for the Civil War. I took two distinct inventions from this time to help tell this story. I read somewhere once that the American hot dog evolved out of German immigrants _______ their bratwurst and rolls on the _______ during the 1860s. Well, I like that. And then this ___________ barbed wire, you know, barbed wire, a ______ of separation, security, insecurity. Well, I wanted to combine the two together. In this way of making things, I bring order to disorder. By turning barbed wire into hot dogs, what I'm trying to do, hopefully, is eat through what is separating us, in this case, slavery.

Solution


  1. streets
  2. character
  3. audience
  4. selling
  5. distinctive
  6. costume
  7. props
  8. completely
  9. symbol

Original Text


What I'm getting at is, the costume can be so much more than the costume. It can be the props, it can be the set, it can tell its own stories, it can even be its own character. It can be all of it at the same time. This kind of maximalism leaves an audience completely satisfied, yet wanting more at the same time. More is more.

Well, wouldn’t you know, now it’s 7pm at night, and it's time for the Civil War. I took two distinct inventions from this time to help tell this story. I read somewhere once that the American hot dog evolved out of German immigrants selling their bratwurst and rolls on the streets during the 1860s. Well, I like that. And then this distinctive barbed wire, you know, barbed wire, a symbol of separation, security, insecurity. Well, I wanted to combine the two together. In this way of making things, I bring order to disorder. By turning barbed wire into hot dogs, what I'm trying to do, hopefully, is eat through what is separating us, in this case, slavery.

Frequently Occurring Word Combinations


ngrams of length 2

collocation frequency
fake flowers 2
united states 2
cherry tree 2
toilet paper 2
easter bonnet 2
phoenix lips 2



Important Words


  1. american
  2. audience
  3. barbed
  4. bratwurst
  5. bring
  6. case
  7. character
  8. civil
  9. combine
  10. completely
  11. costume
  12. disorder
  13. distinct
  14. distinctive
  15. dog
  16. dogs
  17. eat
  18. evolved
  19. german
  20. hot
  21. immigrants
  22. insecurity
  23. inventions
  24. kind
  25. leaves
  26. making
  27. maximalism
  28. night
  29. order
  30. props
  31. read
  32. rolls
  33. satisfied
  34. security
  35. selling
  36. separating
  37. separation
  38. set
  39. slavery
  40. stories
  41. story
  42. streets
  43. symbol
  44. time
  45. turning
  46. wanted
  47. wanting
  48. war
  49. wire