Every Facebook user encounters a profusion of sources and claims.
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Why the scorn for handouts, the equating of universal health care with socialism, the obsession with self-reliance, the refusal to see that a profusion of guns leads to a profusion of mass shootings?
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Seldom has a scapegoat grazed in such a profusion of pastures.
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For Cross, the fear is that a profusion of systems will emerge.
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A profusion of plastic bags chokes canals and ever-expanding trash heaps.
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Instead, for generations, it had a profusion of small-to-medium manufacturers.
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Anticipate — and resist — the woozy fright often triggered by a profusion of blood.
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Since online publishing is cheap, a profusion of new sources have sprung up.
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The ban came into effect in June following a profusion of legal wrangling.
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But in her early forties she reëmerged, with a profusion of brilliant work.
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A profusion of strategic and political motives also divides Republicans on the issue.
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The spacious dining room is centered on the bar and has a profusion of greenery.
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Few people know better that a profusion of knockoffs can be one measure of success.
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Just outside Kalona on Route 1, I came upon a profusion of buggies ferrying Amish families.
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Mariátegui was introduced to a profusion of European artistic movements, including Italian futurism, Dada and surrealism.
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A profusion of political services have sprung up in the months since Donald Trump took the presidency.
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But there's been a profusion of less high-profile books by Asian Americans that merit celebration as well.
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What I really mean is that it's a relative bonanza, a profusion compared to the more usual lack.
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Mr. McDonald said that a profusion of Italian restaurants and a shortage of French ones downtown had influenced his decision.
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A profusion of electronic options help differentiate a base car versus a luxury model — and bolsters the company's bottom line.
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A profusion of synthetic flowers, marble, and sparkling chandeliers served to distract from the procedures taking place out of sight.
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Throughout the 20163s, a profusion of cupcake chains opened, some replacing decades-old local businesses pushed out by hiked rents.
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But nowadays, a profusion of XXL shirt sizes is apparently proof that more free food is needed more than ever before.
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Now a profusion of internet-adept rivals like Dollar Shave Club threatens to steal customers and cut into the merchant's margins.
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Here, I use white wine combined with a profusion of fresh herbs, which melt into the pot, adding fragrance and body.
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Simultaneously with the phishing attacks, the Macron campaign was being attacked by the Russian media with a profusion of fake news.
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Across the entertainment business, from music to movies to video games, technology has flooded us with a profusion of cultural choice.
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Each maple leaf is a distinctive hue, adding up to a profusion of similar but individual forms that nearly blanket the surface.
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It also helped him peddle his lies through a profusion of unreliable media sources that undermined the old providers of established fact.
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It shows a spacious room in a Tudor-era palace, with dark-wood walls trimmed in gold and a profusion of chandeliers.
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When he died, he had a profusion of projects in development, and a future ahead of him that invites our imagining. ♦
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A makeshift shrine sprawls across the base of an imposing concrete facade — flowers, stuffed animals, deflating balloons, a profusion of glowing candles.
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It consists of a profusion of vaginas, molded out of clay and painted red, exaggeratedly open and arranged randomly on the floor.
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Following tradition, the show closed with a bride, dressed in a look topped with a profusion of silver and white ostrich feathers.
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When these red and blue dinosaurs die off, they will not be replaced by new megafauna but rather a profusion of small scavengers.
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His omnivorous 14-member band handled a profusion of instruments — button accordion, oboe, Brazilian cuica — and a remarkable spectrum of idioms and fusions.
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Hull drew a horse's rump with a looping tail, which became a profusion of petal-like shapes activated by concentric lines and dashes.
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Likewise, Das has a fantastical creature drawn with ink in 1972 that emerges from a profusion of curved dark lines resembling a nimbus cloud.
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It oversaw a profusion of complex, and sometimes conflicting, directives; supervisors kept banks on a tight leash through stress tests that lacked clear criteria.
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These conventional competitors may matter less than electronic networks such as Alibaba's Alipay and Tencent's Tenpay and a profusion of still little-known startups.
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Yet with this technology comes a profusion of intimate information about our bodies and brains that is likely to be stored on the internet.
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There is a profusion of data about known disinformation or terrorist recruiting campaigns online — social media companies must be more open with this information.
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Her personality is positive, genuine, and happy, so I made a place that reflects that, using a profusion of color and elements of surprise.
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Like most proms, Pride Prom had a theme: "Jungle Disco Floral," which led to a profusion of tropical fronds, floral patterns and animal prints.
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A healthy salt marsh is marked by a profusion of salt-resistant plants, such as the cord grass Spartina alterniflora, succulent pickleweed, and bulrushes.
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This year, though, The Desert Sun reported that such a profusion of wildflowers is less likely, thanks to a drier start to the year.
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But now that every cellphone has a camera — and every smartphone, a profusion of photo filters — times are tough for these kinds of establishments.
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We're seeing a profusion of smaller platforms with different brand images, the equivalent of a Reformation instead of a J.Crew or Glossier instead of Clinique.
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Policymakers, students and employers increasingly question the cost — and return — on a college degree, as a profusion of new pathways from education-to-employment emerge.
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The aim of the first festival, in 2015, was to seed the male-dominated theatrical canon with a profusion of new works by female authors.
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This was a pretty straight puzzle with a subtle theme and a profusion of unusual and uncommon unthemed entries that made the whole grid interesting.
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Together with a profusion of classical Islamic monuments, they could become human and heritage shields should IS decide to make a last stand in the city.
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Sure, there's a profusion of laws around identity theft and defamation that might dissuade creators of harmful fakes, but it's unclear who will enforce them or how.
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In politically sensitive industries such as chemicals, energy and steel, public-sector companies cling on thanks to subsidies, price caps and a profusion of other government mandates.
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Second, the meeting comes in the context of a profusion of weird meetings between Russian officials and Trump staffers — meetings that the Trump staffers keep lying about.
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Stout, with close-cropped hair and beard, Lippman was standing in a greenhouse in the middle of Long Island, surrounded by a profusion of rambunctiously bushy plants.
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A profusion of other candidates promises her first-round victory on April 23 but many doubt she can win the majority that eluded her father in 2002.
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Sports of The Times CHICAGO — The World Series is a dragon that can consume the young and inexperienced, even the acolytes blessed with a profusion of talents.
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Their jewelry was often grand in scale, a profusion of gold worked to the finest gauge possible, creating great volumes in hollow forms and surprisingly light weights.
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In her windowless basement headquarters, the June heat had bargained her down to a red tank top, red lipstick, red nails and a profusion of gold jewelry.
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Engineers today must grapple with a profusion of regulations written for human-piloted vehicles, such as requirements for human-machine interface through controls, displays, mirrors and more.
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The New York Times shattered the political sound barrier when it began courageously publishing the report despite a profusion of threats from the Nixon administration Justice Department.
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Our experiment capitalized on the fact that one month before the 2016 presidential election there was a profusion of close polling results concerning Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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It's more important, however, to observe that Ballet Theater keeps becoming more of a company — with a profusion of talented dancers at corps and soloist levels — and increasingly stylish.
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Tash Sultana for example, who plays a profusion of instruments, is praised for her skill and dexterity; never mind that there's little to actually sort through in the music.
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The origin of the name Hawthorne is less clear: It pays homage either to a profusion of thorny hawthorn bushes or to the novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne, a New Englander.
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I thought I was seeing the beginning of a profusion of nerddom—of both the canon and the people who could love it together, across spectra of gender and ethnicity.
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Nominated for best actress in "Carol," Blanchett drew both raves and raised eyebrows with a sea-foam Armani Prive gown adorned with a profusion of hand-sewn flowers and feathers.
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With rigorously silk-screened exteriors (Evian, Cutty Sark, Gateway 2000), the open cartons "hold" a profusion of books — in reality only a top, trompe l'oeil layer — in striking mosaic counterpoint.
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She cited Netflix's new spin on "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," the CW's reboot of "Charmed," and a profusion of articles in publications like Vice, Buzzfeed and Teen Vogue as evidence.
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The phenomenon, which occurs when a profusion of algae emits dangerous toxins into the water and air, has left people in six Florida counties experiencing respiratory problems, according to Fox 6.
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And when the revelation finally comes, the moment is seared into our minds by a profusion of alien sounds, showcasing a soundscape that's new and exotic and yet still distinctly Jóhannsson.
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Although some images are spectacular (a profusion of panel-piercing arrows, a hell's mouth filled with penises), "The Great Tamer" is less potent in substance than impressive in orchestration and execution.
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The video opens with what sounds like an "oh shit!" followed shortly by a "holy shit," a "goddamn it," and a profusion of other expletives rattled off too quickly to decipher.
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Labour's manifesto is a compromise between what Mr Miliband offered two years ago and what Mr Corbyn wants, with a profusion of specific proposals that seeks to distract from its fundamental flaws.
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That is thanks to abundant supply in Brazil, the world's largest producer, but is also due to a profusion of lower quality brands which make up most of the market, Barns said.
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With an army of collaborators, Dunn, a professor of applied ecology at North Carolina State University, took samples of the gunk inside hundreds of showerheads, and found a profusion of microbial fauna.
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Romance used to be a distributed activity which took place in a profusion of bars, clubs, churches and offices; now enormous numbers of people rely on a few companies to meet their mate.
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And he remains one of the most digitally connected musicians in history, embracing a profusion of platforms, from LiveJournal, Myspace and Ustream to Tumblr, Snapchat and Twitter as direct conduits to his fans.
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By midsummer, the farm had blossomed into a profusion of stalky pink echinacea flowers, sunshiny-yellow calendula buds, beds of ripening strawberries, fragrant mounds of chamomile and an intoxicating blanket of holy basil.
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An excavation led by Berger revealed a profusion of bones nearby, including the partial skeleton of an adolescent boy and one of a woman of about thirty, both nearly two million years old.
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The problem is not so much a profusion of detail as the fact that in its midst accents and emphases appear to have gone missing; the wise reader will pack cleats and a compass.
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Yet over the last few months, Twitter has also grappled with a profusion of accounts masquerading as state Republican officials, and accounts pushing memes that falsely claimed immigration officials would be patrolling polling stations.
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By contrast, the easier availability of prescription drugs—especially in the aftermath of the riots, during which many pharmacies were looted—has led to a profusion of petty dealers, many of whom are also addicts.
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God's mercy has the effect of continuing a relationship rather than ending it; God's mercy subverts the relationship-devastating destruction of sin by replacing a potentially fatal settling of accounts with a profusion of love.
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The hip-hop scene remains stubbornly decentralized; there is a profusion of great rappers and producers, but little in the way of major institutions, unless you count the city's strip clubs, as you probably should.
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Where Congress and the administration might well wish to be more cautious is to guard more vigilantly against the dilution of the strong U.S. voice in the World Bank by a profusion of special interests.
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It's also become de rigueur to ask savory-minded line cooks to once again handle dessert, a development that has yielded a profusion of creamy refrigerated treats such as sundaes, panna cotta and crème brûlée.
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These led the way to prints exploring astrology, palmistry and phrenology, including the captivating "Mystic Chart for an Unemployed Sorceress" (1964), whose protagonist seems to materialize like an apparition amid a profusion of occult symbols.
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U.S. carriers are keen to reverse almost two years of declines in an industry metric known as passenger revenue per available seat mile (PRASM), a trend driven by capacity expansion and a profusion of low fares.
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Tusk himself referred to a profusion of reform initiatives, such as those from Macron in a barnstorming pro-European speech at the Sorbonne on Tuesday and by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker earlier this month.
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The outside spending effort to help Mr. Trump, by contrast, has been chaotic and underfunded, hampered by a profusion of competing groups, one of which has spent only $1 million so far on Mr. Trump's behalf.
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Plenty of people may have their own preferred way of measuring inflation; in recent years a profusion of commentators has emphasized declines of the dollar relative to other world currencies, or to gold, as definitive evidence.
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In an interactive interlude, audience members are invited to take out their cellphones and add their families' migration histories to a map of the world, which lights up onstage with a profusion of far-reaching paths.
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If governments decide to tighten the rules around online advertising—and perhaps attempt to drain the digital swamp more broadly—the result will be a profusion of local laws for the tech firms to comply with.
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Although dresses in jewel tones and a profusion of skin were this year's signature trends, stars took red carpet risks, whether Charlize Theron in a vibrant red plunging Dior or Cate Blanchett in an explosion of flowers.
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Through three seasons of labyrinthine story lines, an ever-rising body count, boundless scheming and exploitation, and a profusion of depravity that sometimes abruptly transmuted into tenderness, Milch's dialogue transformed the frontier demotic into something baroquely profane.
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Built in 1965 by the producer and guitarist Chet Atkins, the studio helped establish this small section of the city, which now houses a profusion of record-label offices, music publishing houses and other studios, as Music Row.
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In the main space of the so-called Cruising Pavilion — an exhibition devoted to the places and practices of casual sex — sheets of plywood were pierced by a profusion of glory holes, a hallmark of anonymous gay hookups.
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Speaking in the wake of the U.S. central bank's decision last week to hold rates steady, 10 Fed officials fanned out for appearances this week in a profusion of "Fedspeak" that markets and the public are trying to digest.
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Interdisciplinary teams of scientists have begun sifting through a profusion of data — for example, sea ice extent, ocean temperature, food availability, entanglement in fishing gear, marine pollution, toxic algae blooms, collisions with large ships and predation by killer whales.
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Bénédicte de Montlaur, the cultural counselor of the French Embassy in the United States, said the goal was "to offer a profusion of lenses with which to face and investigate some of the most pressing issues of our time."
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Platformization is something the fashion industry is already familiar with, of course: Each major brand is its own platform, expanding in a profusion of seasonal lines and accessories meant to cater to your every need within a single taste-system.
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If you're fortunate enough to live in New York City, you're able to enjoy something most of the nation's citizens are not: unprecedented access to a profusion of pizza parlors slinging decent to very decent (and sometimes even great) dollar slices.
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It's 11:0623 am on a Saturday, and Jack Conte—bright-eyed, bushy-bearded—is zigzagging around a cramped Los Angeles recording studio, dodging eight musicians, two cameramen, a sound engineer, and a profusion of instruments, cords, and mic stands.
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"Delegates are very angry at the constant barrage of emails we've gotten from people who have endorsed Dianne Feinstein telling us not to endorse," said R.L. Miller, a prominent environmental activist who was wearing one of a profusion of "United4KDL" stickers.
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Artist Zoe Crosher created a piece for the Los Angeles Nomadic Division in 2015 that depicts, in a series of billboards along the I-10 from Palm Springs to Los Angeles, a profusion of tropical foliage in various stages of health and decay.
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When Tulsi Gabbard arrived at Lihue Airport, on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, she was greeted with a lei made of vibrant plumeria flowers, a small bottle of coconut water, a bagful of mangoes, and a profusion of alerts on her phone.
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Sometimes, Wang gets people who question or challenge the dish along the lines of authenticity, a matter that's become particularly fraught as America has seen a profusion of more Chinese restaurants commensurate with the regional depth and variety of China's provincial cooking.
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There was a profusion of gospels and other writings in the early Christian era, and it wasn't until 367 A.D. that the approved canon, the familiar list of books in the Old and New Testament, was specified by Athanasius, the bishop of Alexandria.
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Like most cabalettas, "Ah bello a me ritorna" includes a profusion of coloratura, but Bellini makes the piece even more daunting by gradually adding more and more ornamentation as it progresses, until the final pages are a blaze of scales and trills.
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In six months, when the official one year anniversary of the Camp Fire comes and there are — inevitably — a profusion of essays and videos about Paradise and Butte published, we can only hope they won't be obligatory, or ignorant of the urgent help still needed.
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Then, in the 1990s, when state-run television gave way to a profusion of private television channels, yoga found another outlet: breakfast and morning shows in which a physical activity segment aimed at housewives often included a 20-minute or half-hour yoga session.
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To the wisteria and climbing roses on the back wall, the couple added a profusion of perennials and bulbs — hollyhocks, peonies, white delphiniums, agapanthus, acanthus and allium — and such fragrant shrubs as daphne and Mexican orange blossom to scent the evenings when they entertain outside.
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The artist known as the Master of the Playing Cards, who was active in the Upper Rhineland from 1425 to 1450, turned out engraved cards with a profusion of suits that included stags, birds of prey, bears, lions, wild men and flowers: roses, cyclamen and pinks.
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The list includes more than 500 separate entities — hotels, golf courses, media properties, books, management companies, residential and commercial buildings, a beauty pageant, airplanes and a profusion of shell companies set up to capitalize on licensing deals to harvest the full value of Trump's carefully cultivated celebrity.
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Then it occurred to me that the child's tidy reticule, more likely to hold stray Lego parts than an iPhone or lip gloss, had actually been designed for her mom, among the latest in a profusion of diminutive bags to overtake the marketplace in recent months. Why?
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To some extent at least, Fullscreen will be battling the likes of Netflix, HBO Now, Hulu Plus, Go90 from Verizon and NBCUniversal's digital comedy service, Seeso — not to mention YouTube Red, an ad-free paid video and music offering, and a profusion of free online video.
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Amid the chaos and sensory overload of Midtown, it's a tree-lined oasis with a lush green lawn, a profusion of weathered bistro tables, an old-fashioned carousel for the little ones to ride and plenty of space to run around after sitting still so long.
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Sure, the startup world has produced some cosmically useless stuff (remember Juicero?), but some young companies, flush with millions in funding from investors, have generated a profusion of not-your-average gizmos that might just dazzle anyone on your list who has acute gifting fatigue or name-brand-phobia.
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A good way to find your footing in a profusion of complex imagery is to keep your eye on Mahakala, a wrathful deity who reappears throughout the show, most notably in a 19th-century Bhutanese painting that pictures him with a raven's head and a blood-red consort.
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New York's skyline looks starkly different than it did a decade ago, redrawn by the massive Hudson Yards project on the West Side of Manhattan; a profusion of towers on and around Billionaires' Row in Midtown; and the revitalization of Lower Manhattan, with One World Trade Center leading the way.
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In the run-up to the year, scholars raced to complete new examinations of Bosch's artworks all over the world and to advance new theories about his life and art, and the result is a profusion of hefty Bosch tomes, which range from authoritative technical analyses to a novelist's art travelogue.
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She would likely be unsurprised to learn that a profusion of state-of-the-art gyms, dental practices, plastic surgery clinics and high-priced living complexes (accommodating independent seniors as well as those needing specialized care) is catering to, indeed trading on, the unabated desire of many older people to remain relevant and hip.
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That's what I did earlier this month at Rye Ridge shopping center, an outdoor mall in Rye Brook, N.Y., which houses, among the typical Starbucks, drugstores, delis and clothing stores, a profusion of boutique fitness and wellness-based retail enterprises almost as concentrated as the electrolyte level in the coconut water (which, honestly, I skipped).
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The Hariri case has become just one in a profusion of bewildering events — from Saudi Arabia's arrest of princes and wealthy businessmen last weekend to ordering its citizens out of Lebanon on Thursday — that are escalating tensions in the Middle East and fueling anxiety about whether the region is on the verge of military conflict.
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A Torah ark from Sioux City, Iowa, dating to 1899 and featuring a profusion of carved lions, eagles and flora, stands next to an equally ornate but far more rigid portrait of an Ethiopian Israeli by Kehinde Wiley that, as so often in this painter's work, drowns complex political and historical circumstances in formulaic ornament.
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A natural-born provocateur, Ms. Roitfeld, 64, is perfectly happy to take a swipe at the kind of crusty patrician style resurrected for fall by Hedi Slimane at Celine, and reinterpreted with deadening literalism in the September pages of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, where models are garbed in a profusion of so-called heritage looks: polo coats, glen plaids and pearls.
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While the cost of placing a call from a state prison has declined steadily over the last decade, nationwide efforts at reform have done little to curb the outlandish costs in local jails, which are occupied by a profusion of poverty-stricken pretrial defendants—prisoners who've not been convicted of the crime for which they've been imprisoned, but who are unable to make bail.
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On a recent Wednesday night, a profusion of patrons, skewing slightly toward middle-age men, settled into plush leather chairs or leaned against solid oak tables, sipping Chivas Regal, smoking $17 Davidoff cigars and listening to the drummer Gil Hawkins's trio perform Miles Davis's "Nardis" in a rendition that harked directly back to the classic, understated version created by the Bill Evans Trio in 1961.
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The first museum exhibition devoted to this Syrian-born Lebanese artist (who has lived for many years in the United States and Paris) revealed a polymathic talent interested in painting, drawing and film, but best represented by a profusion of mostly small, roughly improvised glazed ceramic sculptures dizzying in their suggestions: of animals, figures, ancient artifacts, religious rituals, tourist souvenirs, desert structures ruined by war, and, always, of life lived and the encroachments of time.
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Even as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan morph into shapeless struggles with no clear ends in sight, they have given birth to an extraordinary outpouring of writing that tries to make sense of it all: journalism that has unraveled the back story of how and why America went to war, and also a profusion of stories, novels, memoirs and poems that testify to the day-to-day realities and to the wars' ever-unspooling human costs.
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Soldering equipment, extension cords, boxes upon boxes of batteries in various states of freshness, quad motors, control consoles, F.P.V. goggles with the name Fat Shark (the main goggle manufacturer) prominently displayed, quads of many sizes—down to the pocket-size minis that the pilots use to make insect-eye-view videos of their living room and kitchen, flying the little drones between chair legs and couch sections and around the peanut-butter jar on the counter—such a profusion of gear gave the basement a sorcerer's-workshop richness.
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