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But that personal connection alone doesn’t explain how transcendent that scene is, or how perfectly she goes about her business in it.

Carlson is regarded, seemingly in all corners of the pageant universe, as a transcendent figure.

Judge was transcendent over the past 10 days, finally putting together a postseason befitting of his stature.

Far from avoiding transcendent artistic experiences, the left can lay claim to most of them.

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And, like “Anora,” this movie ends on a perfect, transcendent note.

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