Her studio blew me away: everything was black and white with a touch of red and a touch of orange.
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Ad injection with a touch of affiliate fraud According to Corfman, the result was a simple ad injection, with a touch of affiliate fraud.
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It was then that Warren showed a touch of exasperation.
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As such, a touch of stage fright is only natural.
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There is a touch of the martyr in Mr Anwar.
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Looking to add a touch of tranquility to your workspace?
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It involves awe, veneration, maybe even a touch of fear.
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I add peanut butter and a touch of maple syrup.
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There's a touch of calculation in her response to music.
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Here modernity and primitivism meet, with a touch of humor.
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About 60 cars are a touch of a button away.
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There's also just a touch of the flirt in him.
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There is a touch of topstitching here and there, however.
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The Kardashians brought a touch of glamor to this display.
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A TOUCH OF SIN (2013) on iTunes, Amazon and Fandor.
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When he laughs, there's a touch of menace to it.
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Lapid, the fourth party leader, brings a touch of razzmatazz.
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A touch of oak, but rich, deep and well textured.
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Does Ms. Heilmann suffer a touch of van Gogh's madness?
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There is almost a touch of genius in the absurdity.
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I add a touch of white miso for extra flavor.
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But there is a touch of hagiography to Campbell's images.
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There was a touch of James Bond glamour here and there.
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The black collar and slim belt add a touch of sweetness.
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"A touch of managerial hubris" was also a cause, it noted.
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Corden is feeling a touch of nerves ahead of the show.
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Minutes later, Germany's humiliation was completed with a touch of farce.
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Instead, it offers heart, humor, and a touch of magical realism.
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The sauce was hot but had a touch of sticky sweetness.
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Think: full camp, and ultra-glam, with a touch of arrogance.
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We like a touch of evil to our self-proclaimed geniuses.
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Think Alien meets Gravity with a touch of young adult angst.
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Then, she adds a touch of highlighter on her cupid's bow.
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Stud earrings added a touch of sparkle to the actress' look.
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"A touch of heaven," she captioned a video on the 11th.
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The tycoon dazzled with a touch of 3D home shopping too.
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Udall, though, placed Carter's name in nomination — a touch of class.
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There's a touch of eugenicist fervor about her enthusiasm, though Penrose
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The title of the film has a touch of rhetorical resonance.
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Did it have "a simple flavor with a touch of sweetness"?
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Artist Tracey Emin added a touch of punk to the proceedings.
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Rug pads offer a touch of additional cushioning, Ms. Hopf said.
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The design is dignified, but with a touch of the wild.
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Put on a touch of makeup to feel even more special.
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Best actress: "Women in Love" (1970), "A Touch of Class" (1973)
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"Manchester is blue," she said, with just a touch of glee.
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"It should have a touch of humor about it," Scanland said.
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The series has a touch of golden-hued Cameron Crowe romanticism.
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Add just "a touch of sea salt" in the caramel filling.
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With a touch of the finger, the face offers the time.
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It broke the stark uniform and was a touch of foolishness.
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Here we have the classy tweet, with a touch of detached irony.
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" He adds with a touch of humor: "We are making this work.
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Easter baskets are getting a touch of Prince's magic this holiday season.
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The blue was a caramelised onion with a touch of added colouring.
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"It's just ridiculous," he says with exasperation and a touch of venom.
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She added a touch of gold with her dangling earrings and clutch.
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The pro also used a touch of body makeup on Beyoncé collarbones.
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Adding a touch of leather or suede can enhance any living space.
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TasteVery almond-y taste with a touch of sweetness, but not overwhelming.
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There were hints of basil and even a touch of passion fruit.
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It's a bit of nostalgia with a touch of present-day PLL.
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The night ended with a touch of eighties style and contemporary dissonance.
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He cannot help seeing a touch of minstrel show in his act.
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It finishes my look by adding a touch of class and elegance.
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There will always be a touch of the past in the future.
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Picture this: ice-cold, rich espresso, with a touch of creamy sweetness.
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Alternatives were offered: a fist bump or a touch of the elbows.
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"I love french fries," Mr. Haering replied, with a touch of envy.
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Plus, the minimalist design adds a touch of class to any room.
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She also has a touch of the grifter, up to a point.
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"Why, these are aisle seats!" he said with a touch of wonder.
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There was a touch of palace intrigue to the suspension, of course.
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The stage set already had a touch of the séance to it.
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It gives my hair a touch of shine, decent control, and smoothness.
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I also found it gives my hair a touch of natural shine.
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" She also asked whether there could be "a touch of misogyny here.
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Of course, the friends started out with a touch of the Jerrys.
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There is, to be sure, a touch of melodrama in Cavusoglu's threat.
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I grab a basic nude bra with a touch of push-up.
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Another floorlength black dress, Colman added a touch of color with embroidery.
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With just a touch of performed masculinity, the ditz becomes a Chris.
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On occasion, Bosker radiates youthful self-importance, maybe a touch of naïveté.
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Even Madge's boyfriend, Alan (Rowan Vickers), gets a touch of Hal fever.
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" For a touch of fun, she added: "I'll even bring the bubbles.
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The crust has a touch of crackle; the inside is all velvet.
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There's a touch of the Goth in Chuck Key's sterling silver jewelry.
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The cover really goes beyond traditional keyboards to add a touch of elegance.
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Follow up with just a touch of dark purple shadow in your crease.
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Some even think there's a touch of Top Gun, but that's a stretch.
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Leave the lacy unmentionables out, lying around for a touch of flirty insouciance.
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There is a touch of her cricketing hero, Geoffrey Boycott, about her too.
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And yet my experience here had more than a touch of the spiritual.
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Even fewer have succeeded with a touch of Carlo Rovelli's clarity and verve.
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The Ulo, created by Luxembourg-based Mu Design, adds a touch of whimsy.
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Sure it has got a touch of support when politics has been rocky.
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You look laid back with a touch of chic and casual yet sexy!
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Just a touch of does-it-all concealer, only where we need it.
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Add a touch of sparkle to your space with these creepy tree branches.
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It was a model of political realism — with a touch of political cynicism.
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There is a not even a touch of hyperbole in the above paragraph.
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Later, he'll rehydrate them in the reduction with a touch of white miso.
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Well, first off, Rio has always had a touch of speculation around it.
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Mr. Brafman has a more modest educational pedigree but a touch of showmanship.
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" He adds, with a touch of melodrama: "This dress is not my legacy.
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The passage conveys unease, but one that's leavened with a touch of calm.
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In Comyns's version, she is called, with a touch of ominousness, Bella Winters.
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For most of us, a touch of amnesia permits a sane-ish existence.
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Ms. Dacus, as usual, seemed content and levelheaded, with a touch of concern.
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Andreatti sought to infuse the pieces with a touch of the artist's hand.
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" Then, with a touch of wistfulness, she sighed and said, "Memories of Rome.
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The dessert was meant to add a touch of distinction to Christmas dinners.
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His performances on television were calm and avuncular, with a touch of humor.
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It was a time he recalled with fondness and a touch of amusement.
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There is also more than a touch of King Lear in his ravings.
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We could be unwrapping some rain and a touch of wind on Saturday.
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There has always been a touch of the divine about Diego Armando Maradona.
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Many people ascribe to street preachers and freelance huggers a touch of craziness.
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The result is a slow-building coming-of-age story that is as heartbreaking as it is lovely, tragic without ever becoming sentimental, grounded but still compellingly shaded with a touch of American gothic here, a touch of speculative fiction there.
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After all, a few Xbox Live titles have just a touch of "graphic violence."
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Perfectly crunchy-crisp with a touch of sweet coconut and a hint of nuttiness.
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Siriano this season was all about punk-rock vibes with a touch of glam.
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Kerry Washington added a touch of exotic style with her Egyptian-esque co-ord.
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"It's [Match Stix] in [Sinamon] with a touch of Gloss Bomb," she shared. Sigh.
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For a touch of color, she wore burgundy heels that matched her bold lipstick.
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Oh yes, did I mention there's a touch of the metaphysical in this story?
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"Certainly Mercedes are the clear favorite," Vettel told reporters with a touch of resignation.
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And in Twin Peaks, it always has a touch of the unnatural and otherworldly.
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If some sports reward individual creativity, even a touch of wildness, others favour discipline.
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Overall it produces loud sounds which can have depth, with a touch of bass.
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Some of the most successful people on the planet have a touch of hypomania.
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There was underboob, too, because what is America without a touch of bad taste?
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This year there was more than a touch of mea culpa in the air.
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Garlicky, salty, zesty, with a touch of crisp sour creaminess — in short, freaking amazing.
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The West Wing certainly had a touch of that quality in its worst seasons.
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A touch of je ne sais quoi rather than a blast of ocean air.
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On the palate, it was earthy and focused, with a touch of unsweetened licorice.
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Obama added a touch of glam to her black pantsuit while in Washington D.C.
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It adds a touch of class and a bit of height for shorter women.
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"A touch of glitter on the face can look cool and modern," Rowe says.
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I like my eggs with a touch of tomato tartness and a peppery kick.
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As the butter browns, add a touch of water to stop it from burning.
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Each product looks luxurious, and would add a touch of glamour to any vanity.
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There was a touch of impishness in his sprightly playing of the Rondo finale.
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A touch of any of these ingredients can change the direction of a dish.
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He quickly shucked a dozen, topped them with a touch of lemon and smiled.
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"How would I describe it?" he said, pausing before adding a touch of humor.
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Young has emotions, and he may have more than a touch of social anxiety.
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If you need a touch of wanderlust, here's the full list for 2020. 10.
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It's an occasion I looked toward with utmost joy, and a touch of dread.
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But they also have a touch of poetry and the force of contemporary jewelry.
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That does not preclude him from having a touch of the Everyman as hero.
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It's enough to give even the most levelheaded among us a touch of vertigo.
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That is to say gravely, with humility and a touch of sadness, not boastful.
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For her eyeshadow, I used wheat, caramel, and a touch of cocoa shades, for depth.
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She would bring savvy political skills, and a touch of star power, to the ECB.
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Each pint is then swirled with butterscotch for added texture and a touch of sweetness.
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Add a touch of olive oil into the pan before heating up on the stove.
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I used a touch of AutoTune on Kehlani's vocals in "Ring" but not a lot.
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Only one stands out — a touch of that glassy greenness: Calèche (and it is Hermès).
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That seemed like a touch of tooth fairy whimsy that wouldn't be too much work.
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At worst, there is a touch of guilt, even pity in tributes to American troops.
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When negotiating the gardeners' pay, Audrey even has a touch of Theresa May about her.
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Tiong Bahru Food Centre — For a touch of sweet, there's Tian Tian Yuan Dessert House.
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In fact, a touch of acidity at the end can help just about any dish.
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He tweeted, The Republican National Committee responded to the release with a touch of humor.
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Reynolds seems to be holding on to a touch of his sassy, quippy Deadpool persona.
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The addition of tomato lends a touch of sweetness that plays off the peppery aftertaste.
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The series also includes "A Touch of Sin" (2013), an unexpectedly violent collection of stories.
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The series also includes "A Touch of Sin" (29400), an unexpectedly violent collection of stories.
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Deck the stilettos These sandals are sleek and contemporary with a touch of ornamental fun.
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Great color, bubbly cheese, and an even crust with just a touch of crunchy brown.
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The translation of "dim sum" means "with a touch of heart," according to Mental Floss.
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" The second came three years later in Melvin Frank's romantic comedy "A Touch of Class.
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I am not alone in my predilection for a touch of luxe in the wild.
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He has arthritis, a touch of bursitis, a pinched nerve — like most of his friends.
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Maybe her article needs a touch of leprosy, or a dead kid on the lawn?
|
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Pretty packaging can add a touch of luxury — and even whimsy — to the makeup process.
|
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Everything mundane all of a sudden felt so novel, kissed with a touch of magic.
|
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Could the Saudi prince, Qataris wonder, be suffering from a touch of pique and envy?
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The ravioli has a touch of nutmeg, steams in the bowls — a Bulgarian grandmother's recipe.
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As well as a lot of vests (there was a touch of '70s disco vibe).
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But it lends a touch of realism to an otherwise fantastical Big Boys Adventure Story.
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If you'd rather have it sweet, more cinnamon and just a touch of black pepper.
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Mr. Johnson and Ms. Picerno sang with soaring energy yet also a touch of wonderment.
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It could always be fixed through a touch of Photoshop, or a pliant attorney general.
|
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Looking at Sam Edelman's Loraine Bit Loafer might give you a touch of déjà vu.
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What a difference a slice of tomato, a touch of garlic, and creative cheesing make.
|
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The police and animal services are investigating, but they have expressed a touch of skepticism.
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His voice had an easy sweetness to it, tempered with just a touch of reluctance.
|
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Add a touch of consumption to the proceedings, and you have the makings of melodrama.
|
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But a touch of filler can make a marked difference — and I have no regrets.
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"I tried to bring a touch of modernity to the hand-finishing," Mr. Cools said.
|
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Coincidentally, sugar and fat (and a touch of coffee) are what go into a Frappuccino.
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Those of you who prefer to give a sampler of solid chocolate bars will love the dark chocolate assortment box, which includes the following bars: 70% Cocoa, 85% Cocoa, A Touch of Sea Salt, Intense Orange, and Caramel with a Touch of Sea Salt.
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The woman is clearly a serious type who appreciates a touch of drama between complex characters.
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The final product is a tangy sauce with untamed heat and a touch of Caribbean sweetness.
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"the pig," where he reinterprets old school Danish fast food classics with a touch of refinement.
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Add a touch of color to your lips with a peach lipstick in a matte finish.
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Of course, the origin story includes the requisite happenstance and serendipity, plus a touch of controversy.
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"But humans don't work that way," Oestlien says, with a touch of lament in his voice.
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Yet during Lesotho's winter, Afriski comes alive for those craving even just a touch of snow.
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That alone is a reason for Republicans to respond with at least a touch of class.
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Yet Dr Oldham also cautions that a lot of successful people have a touch of narcissism.
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A few sprays give the hair shine and just a touch of piece-y, bouncy texture.
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The thin carpet beneath me adds a touch of gentleness as I scratch up his skin.
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Just a touch of a usda certified wand to his head and he goes to sleep.
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A potted plant also brings life — and a touch of color — to the neutral-colored room.
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Now, my first book, called 'A Touch of Gold,' is about to be published by HarperCollins.
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Finish off the look with a touch of golden highlighter on top of your concealed brows.
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Dab a touch of pink matte shadow to the center of your lids and blend out.
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Instead, it often combines elements of capitalism and socialism — with a touch of autocracy and democracy.
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With that, he ended his speech with a touch of his widely-known sense of humor.
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She wore her blonde locks sleeked back, with silver glitter giving them a touch of sparkle.
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At times, as the best memes often do, it takes on a touch of the absurdist.
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It takes a touch of the spiritual to speak across chasms of age, class, and color.
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The exceptions are often wines with lively acidity, especially if they have a touch of sweetness.
|
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The dolphin toilet-paper holder adds a touch of whimsy to the brightly colored bathroom, too.
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But we are also tempted into a strange historical vanity, with a touch of counterfactual compassion.
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"A touch of slowdown in corporate (acquisitions) has provided an opportunity for private equity," Langan said.
|
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When Gerard Piqué and Jordi Alba missed late chances, there was even a touch of desperation.
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This one in particular, a mostly python carryall with a touch of punk, was pure perfection.
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All the scene needed was a touch of modern science and, voilà, the dark ages recede.
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Instead, Democrats can mostly thank "good luck" with a touch of "good policy" for their success.
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It gives any meat or fish a really nice spiciness, along with a touch of sourness.
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It flirts with aromas of white flowers, then seduces with a touch of honey-roasted peach.
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I feel that a touch of herbaceousness is natural in both cabernet franc and cabernet sauvignon.
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The tenor Michael Spyres, as Edgardo, sings with burnished energy and a touch of metallic sheen.
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"We Step into the Responsibility Suits of Our Art" adds a touch of self-aware melodrama.
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Ana turns his fixation against him: "There's a touch of the vampire about you," she says.
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And the madcap final movement, taken at a breathless tempo, had a touch of manic danger.
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"He's the Jewish version of Santa," I explained, a touch of sanctimony creeping into my voice.
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The flowing sleeves added a dramatic touch, while her metallic heels added a touch of shimmer.
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He speaks in a calm, thoughtful manner with a touch of a young Dustin Hoffman's charm.
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For all the thumping energy, the music has a touch of stiff irony reminiscent of Shostakovich.
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A cloud of whipped cream, with just a touch of sugar added, mellows it all out.
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Some cooks add a lot of tomatoes, but I prefer just a touch of tomato paste.
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The classic pretty wash will give an attention-happy Leo just a touch of extra glow.
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The bathroom walls had a skim coat of concrete mixed with a touch of white powder.
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End-of-summer rosés, particularly those with just a touch of fruitiness, will flatter this dish.
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There were dogs and a pregnant woman on the runway; community, and a touch of grace.
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"Sexy has nothing to do with skin," he said, a touch of mischief in his voice.
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Whatever her problems with Jackie, she sticks by her friend, with a touch of feminist outrage.
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It's easy to imagine young users looking at them with, perhaps, even a touch of envy.
|
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He's also written frequently on the booze-performance connection, but not without a touch of skepticism.
|
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You could try a full-bodied Champagne, particularly one with a touch of mellow, creamy age.
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So bring on the classic popcorn flick — fun and mostly mindless with a touch of camp.
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Take it slow, Capricorn; this whole month brings reorganization, some confusion, and a touch of fantasy.
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I love that they reference classic street style but are feminine with just a touch of glam.
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It unveiled a new version of its driver app, with added transparency and a touch of gamification.
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Tei Shi "A Kiss Goodbye" How about a touch of samba to kick off June in style?
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I think it's perfect for summer with a touch of tinted lip balm and swipe of mascara.
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For her inspiration, Fiona explains that she's envisioning Olivia Wilde's color, but with a touch of whimsy.
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This will be a fully Google-fied neighborhood, built from scratch, with a touch of Canadian flavor.
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Leather seats and accent stitching add a touch of class to an otherwise rugged line of cars.
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In many countries, private initiatives become franchises that spread fast with only a touch of state encouragement.
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Most levels aren't static, with moving buses, waving villagers, and slithering snakes adding a touch of liveliness.
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This one in particular, a mostly python carry-all with a touch of punk, was pure perfection.
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There is a possibility of a touch of rain or drizzle at some point during the day.
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And for a touch of color, one of the shoulder straps is bright orange, which is nice.
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Although it's unclear why the drugs featured Trump's face, the branding comes with a touch of irony.
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"Asian investors view the StanChart name as having a touch of magic," said the FIG DCM banker.
|
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Night Sight adds exposure time, and the pictures it creates sometimes need a touch of additional editing.
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Gillette Venus With a Touch of Olay Vanilla Cashmere Shave Gel is $2.97 at Target, plus a $.
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With a touch of a button, the matte half turns on a "Halo" keyboard and trackpad layout.
|
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And if unicorn beauty can bring a touch of the mystical to getting ready in the a.m.
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So make sure you go ahead and add a touch of extra flour to keep everything together.
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It appeared that everyone could come to Philly with warm feelings, though mixed with a touch of
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To tone down the silky frock, layer a ribbed shirt underneath for a touch of casual-cool.
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Turn your hand to a touch of DIY and have a go at making your own nightstand.
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Think tea infused pops, seasonal fruit and maybe a touch of alcohol for a truly adult treat.
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A sling-back or bow-capped rounded-toe aren't the only shoes with a touch of ribbon.
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The one she imagines is, literally, the grated drainage system on her street — a touch of naiveté.
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Infuse your day with a touch of color (and instant nostalgia) with the 18 colorful pieces ahead.
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It makes you look and feel fantastic — while adding just a touch of danger to the mix.
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But of course, the actress somehow managed to make even a touch of blotchy décolletage look chic.
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And there was a touch of diplomacy in their insistence on letting the songs articulate their positions.
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She wore a tight white bodysuit and a stars-and-stripes helmet—a touch of Evel Knievel.
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The protesters often post with the hashtag #periodsforpence and mix anatomical details with a touch of humor.
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"They ruin the best," Hudson said about Real Madrid with a touch of sorrow in his voice.
|
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There was a touch of sadness and gross exaggeration throughout the most widely observed noninduction in history.
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"They're incredibly versatile, sculptural, and add a touch of mid-century elegance to any room," Quinn said.
|
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I just revisit them with a touch of modernity — more comfort, and more uses for a dress.
|
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In the audio recording, Faris' voice is filled with joy, pride, and a touch of religious ecstasy.
|
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And Dutch model Lara Stone (pictured) also added a touch of glean to her sultry smoky eye.
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Add just a touch of blush, swipe on a light-pink lip color, and embrace the attitude.
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The plums and red wine add body, sweetness and a touch of acidity to the rich sauce.
|
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I also craved the earthy presence and deep dark hue that a touch of molasses can contribute.
|
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Today (Sunday): Some drizzle lingers this morning, maybe even mixed with a touch of sleet or snow.
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During his two missions, Mr. Weitz spent 33 days in space, always with a touch of awe.
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The nurses are so kind; they care for Mom gently and graciously, without a touch of impatience.
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I loved its liveliness, its dusty, earthy red fruit flavors with a touch of minerality and bitterness.
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By contrast, Denpasar artist Jonas Sestakresna's boyish bamboo tower opens the exhibition with a touch of whimsicality.
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Some of them include empowerment, rage, love, and Caribbean culture, all with a touch of social commentary.
|
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Many displayed a typically British brand of humor, blending sarcasm, a touch of cruelty and self-derision.
|
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Ms. Feola has a warm, full-bodied voice with natural bloom and a touch of darkening richness.
|
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The space is modern, with a touch of elegance, and has a balcony reserved for private dining.
|
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My mother's best friend brought a touch of cosmopolitan sophistication: yams and marshmallows without any Indian spice.
|
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Or, do you want a more ornate divider to bring a touch of flair to your space?
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There's also a touch of honey for sweet complexity, along with slivers of fried garlic for oomph.
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"It predominantly seems quite strangely like a circuit party," Mr. Hillard said with a touch of bewilderment.
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Throw in any spices you like — I typically go for salt, pepper, and a touch of cayenne.
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Satan will sprinkle my flesh with Maldon salt and a touch of sumac for added flavor. Drastically?
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Moreover, the results reveal a touch of greater social consciousness in the collective minds of business leaders.
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Clearly, he's a devotee, and there are times when a touch of skepticism would have been appropriate.
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Mr. Owens sang "I've Got Plenty O' Nuttin'" with a touch of glee, but also genuine contentment.
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Dignified and thoughtful, he nevertheless had a touch of monomania to him, a bit of Captain Ahab.
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It can take the form of embroidery, a touch of color, special pockets or neck line adjustments.
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Essentially, they are made from ricotta and eggs, a touch of Parmesan and a handful of flour.
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Maybe even a touch of nerves surrounding the sometimes barmy behavior coming out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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A unique, saloon-inspired bar with saddle barstools adds a touch of country to the luxe space.
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I added a touch of baking soda to the initial boil, raising the pH of the water.
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Which is to say that the morality in "A Touch of Sin," as in "Parasite," is askew.
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It's light and bright, with flavors of flowers and herbs and maybe a touch of residual sugar.
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His preferred ratio is one part absinthe to four parts water, with just a touch of sugar.
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If you are the kind of person who, like Rose and Cassandra, likes to debate whether you'd rather live in a world that was Jane Austen with a touch of Charlotte Brontë or Charlotte with a touch of Jane, I Capture the Castle will fill your heart with joy.
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The glasses If you have to wear glasses, there's no reason they can't add a touch of style.
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To us, adding a touch of nature is one of the easiest ways to brighten up a room.
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Finally, finish with a dusting of highlighter across the tops of your cheekbones for a touch of light.
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Add a touch of peachy lip balm, and you're ready to win the game once and for all.
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To add a touch of formality when addressing people, courtesy titles continue to be used to signal politeness.
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Rihanna's take adds a touch of fur to the top of the ankle in both coffee and ivory.
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As both man and cat, he's patrician and polished, a touch of class padding quietly onto the scene.
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The perfect kind for shorts is made of a thicker denim and has just a touch of stretch.
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Its semidry tangerine and apricot flavors are easygoing yet zesty, slicked in honey and a touch of graphite.
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Spend any time in Mazzaro's Italian Market and you may come down with a touch of Stendhal's syndrome.
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It looks and feels like an indie, black-and-white 2D Zelda, with a touch of speedrunning mystique.
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Songs are more intimate, clear and very balanced, with a touch of bass exactly where I want it.
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As in, I used zero concealer, other than on my undereyes, and just a touch of tinted moisturizer.
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The Weeknd went classic in a fitted tuxedo adding a touch of bling thanks to his floral brooch.
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Topping off an extraordinary technical achievement with flamboyance and a touch of silliness is typical of Mr Musk.
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It's flavored with just a touch of real juice like grapefruit, cucumber, lemon, blackberry, watermelon or raspberry lime.
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"I wanted it to be royal, magical, and enchanting, with a touch of whimsy and flair," she explained.
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To tame pesky flyaways, Berg's secret strategy is using a toothbrush with a touch of Tancho hair balm.
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There's even a touch of magical realism here and there, including a ghost who wanders the series' margins.
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"He's held up through all of this," said Mr. Branstad, with a touch of wonder in his voice.
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Though we'll never turn down buying a new embroidered bralette, our undergarment collection needs a touch of simplicity.
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Marble adds a touch of sophistication to any phone and could easily be matched with a marble case.
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On "La Vida Continuó," she taps Brazilian duo Simone & Simaria for a touch of their native música sertaneja.
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There will be a touch of sadness with this one, however, due to the death of Carrie Fisher.
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It's probably my favorite since episode three, perhaps because it has a touch of the generic to it.
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"There's a touch of reality in the markets," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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For anyone with a touch of claustrophobia – like yours truly – this may be the biggest hurdle of all.
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That night, Butch's bossy and upbeat selections acknowledged the Mayan Riviera with just a touch of the tropics.
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Fugate says that lube even adds a touch of moisture, as long as the product is water-based.
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From such details, I'd constructed an image of impeccable chivalrousness, with a touch of the immigrant's stoic melancholy.
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"The dress looks right out of a fairy tale with a touch of boho and romance," she says.
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This slightly fizzy brew is a mix of lemon juice, cane sugar and a touch of citric acid.
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Viewers going in expecting "science fiction" or "comedy" may have felt more than a touch of cognitive disfluency.
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For Mr. Marte, the predawn routine provided a touch of solace during a precarious chapter of his life.
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A$AP Rocky added a touch of tie-dye to his Paris Fashion Week look that same month.
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In Republican Roy Moore, he found a touch of both -- and it promptly blew up in his face.
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In the third set Nishikori received a touch of good fortune when a few drops of rain fell.
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Yes, good leaders know how to have fun, to exhibit humor, and a touch of grace at work.
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I use a highlighter on the tops of my cheekbones most days, for just a touch of luminescence.
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These regular fit corduroy trousers are made from 98% cotton with 2% elastane for a touch of stretch.
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Chrouch, 280, who escaped Ohio's harsh winters 268 years ago, said with resignation and a touch of incredulity.
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Munfix Gold-Rimmed Plastic Cups add a touch of class to more formal gatherings at a reasonable price.
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A good, juicy tomato only needs a touch of salt and some balsamic vinegar to basically dress itself.
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Because gluten forms with water but not with alcohol, sometimes a touch of sochu or vodka is added.
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She pulled the duck out before it was fully cooked, a touch of pink signifying a Western preference.
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"My friends look at fashion in a classical way, but with a touch of whimsy," Mr. Benbanaste said.
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If it's too thick, add just a touch of water to thin to start and go from there.
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A touch of fine cornmeal in the batter gives these waffles a delicious crispness and a faint perfume.
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Front Burner Lil Bucks, a sprouted buckwheat snack, adds a touch of flavor to granola, yogurt or salads.
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You'd think this might be frustrating to watch, but Arnold directs these scenes with a touch of poignancy.
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This warm drink has a touch of chipotle pepper to make it hot in more than one way.
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Cook: Melissa Clark's savory sesame chicken with cashews gets a touch of sweetness from dates, in 20 minutes.
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Luckily, a touch of pink is easy to pull off for fall with the right temporary hair dye.
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There was a touch of elusiveness in the way he shaped the slow introduction to the first movement.
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Shoppers go to Walmart for discount items or to Target for discount items with a touch of style.
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Probably, he means a touch of self-portraiture: No choreographer is more steeped in ballet history than he.
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As always, Mr. Funk's art has an undercurrent of religious devotion, maybe even a touch of the medieval.
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Ana Lily Amirpour puts a Middle Eastern spin, with a touch of Italian westerns, on the Dracula tale.
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But there was a touch of gamesmanship in that message and in Warren's answer during the town hall.
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The floor-length dress had a low back to add a touch of modernity to the conservative look.
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Her fiance also added a touch of white with a small pin to his otherwise all-black outfit.
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The music conveys wonder, with a touch of fear, perhaps because we know where this story is heading.
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"Thierry Mugler made no money from his clothes," he added proudly, with reverence and a touch of hauteur.
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Some things in life don't mind a touch of neglect: That aloe plant you haven't watered in months?
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Scorpio moons appreciate sentimental gifts, especially ones with a touch of magic, like a crystal or enchanted locket.
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Jia Zhangke's 2013 "A Touch of Sin" examines what happens when individuals choose to confront corruption and inequality.
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Apples add a little sweetness, while cabbage gets a hit of caraway for a touch of gentle spice.
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A touch of fragile neediness comes through as this rattled Tosca calls out Mario's name three more times.
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The first of these involves lemon juice, ginger and garlic paste, mustard oil, and a touch of salt.
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The result is a cloying bite of sweet with a touch of sour and a hint of existential despair.
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The new lights bathed the city in a pale yellow-white hue, but also added a touch of green.
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Canonical books require a bit of work, maybe a touch of patience but only during the first three pages.
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The XF has its own feel, softer on its feet with a touch of body roll that communicates nicely.
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There's still a touch of sparkle with the offset stones but the cut is neat, clean and no-fuss.
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There's a touch of Cecil B. DeMille in the filmmaker's artistic DNA, and even more Stanley Kubrick, she suggested.
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A touch of Lorac's TANtalizer Baked Bronzer added warmth to the hairline, bridge of the nose, forehead and jawline.
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A native of Argentina, the homeland of Peronism, Francis has more than a touch of the populist about him.
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The tender beef along with gravy-drenched potatoes and a touch of cole slaw make for the perfect bite.
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They're strange and cruel and dangerous, and that gives Mary and the Witch's Flower a touch of tough edge.
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B. So, in practice, she's better off sticking to reputation songs with a touch of the all-time hits.
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After an exchange of words with the policemen, the two teenagers make their escape using a touch of magic.
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"Big Macs were how I stopped being vegetarian a year ago," he says with a touch of amused satisfaction.
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I also hoped its carefully selected skinny-ness would add a touch of style to my bland hospital attire.
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To replace the dressing, I chopped up an avocado and drizzled a touch of olive oil on the greens.
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Califia Farm's Almond Milk, $3.86(Unsweetened)Size1.4 lTasteThe most almond-y tasting of all with a touch of sweetness.
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But for Coachella, Jawara took the color even further, adding a bold ombré fade and a touch of honey.
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Create their own green jacket and make available to the masses — all the while adding a touch of style.
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There was just a touch of colour in it, a pale sea-green, soft and shimmering and very beautiful.
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Both are brewed using a mix of seltzer water, a gluten-free alcohol base, and a touch of flavor.
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La Tourangelle's flavorful peanut oil adds character to any dish that could benefit from a touch of nutty goodness.
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I was 34 then, and aiming to bring a touch of complexity, even sexual desperation, to the virginal Mina.
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Recently, however, he learned that it would be wise to approach the social network with a touch of skepticism.
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What transformed these fragments into a cohesive whole is a touch of avant-garde string scoring by Mr. Martin.
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The segments are short, just a few minutes each, and will inject a touch of inspiration into your routine.
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But after speaking with Ms. Hirshfield I wondered if he may also have a touch of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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The poem is worth reading, for sure, but its life onstage has a peculiar charm, a touch of magic.
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Nonetheless it was delightful, with subtle aromas and flavors of stone fruits and flowers, and a touch of woolliness.
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No matter what the holiday, there is always a way to add a touch of pixie dust to it.
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The beans taste of smoke and brine, leached from green olives, with a touch of velvet from melted cheese.
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Features like Single Take and Quick Share among others bring a touch of 2020 to last year's Samsung flagships.
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A Good Appetite Olive oil and a touch of sea salt make this recipe both gooey and slightly savory.
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This lively sparkler is a pretty copper color, with steely, lightly fruity, floral flavors, with a touch of licorice.
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I gravitate toward preppy styles, neutrals, and when not in the office, casual looks with a touch of style.
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It's the classic Gen X mix of depression and angst, infused with societal malaise and a touch of addiction.
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The tech industry was almost universally opposed to Mr. Trump, which might give the meeting a touch of combativeness.
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In the "Emperor" Concerto, Mr. Hough played the first movement with bracing clarity and a touch of Apollonian coolness.
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The meat has juice and punch, a touch of char and crust, and a hidden cache of fish sauce.
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As good a tactical masterclass as it was from Mourinho, there was a touch of fortune about both goals.
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"Now I know: it feels a little unsettling, a touch of exhilarating, and something of a relief," he continued.
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" There's a touch of poetry and meta madness in Ms. Lange, 67, and Ms. Sarandon, 70, taking on "Feud.
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You come out shaken with excitement, but with a touch of shame, too, at being so easily thrilled. ♦
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The most interesting characters are both hero and antihero, aren't they — sometimes with a touch of villain sprinkled in?
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A tangle of curls sticks up from the top of his head, giving him a touch of appealing dishevelment.
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There's a little Royal Rumble to it, a little Hell in a Cell, and even a touch of Wargames.
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Now, in a coy fashion turnabout, "he is bringing a touch of old Paris to Los Angeles," Ms. Sabas said.
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In the firm's internal WeChat group, some staff dealt with the turmoil at the office with a touch of humor.
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And when it comes to relationships, who doesn't have a touch of drama in their past that might be embarrassing?
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The grinder turns from side to side and stirs the cacao water with a touch of corn, sugar, and ice.
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Self-described "dream pop supergroup" Terror Jr. know how to flavor their bubblegum dance music with a touch of darkness.
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With a touch of a button, the crystals light up, creating a gorgeous illuminating effect (you can also dim them).
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Putting on a leather strap I already had from Triwa added a touch of class to the already stylish watch.
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Midwesterners like their politics unthreatening, realistic and with a touch of humour to smooth over areas of disagreement, she believes.
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The return to social conventions at the work's close arrives with both a painful inevitability and a touch of relief.
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Barnstorming Iowa on a six-day, 28-town campaign tour this week, he is even displaying a touch of swagger.
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Add a touch of whimsy to your office and give work projects an instant upgrade with this cheeky tabletop dispenser.
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Wood cabinets ground the gathering hub, while gold details on the stools and accessories add a touch of California glam.
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With a touch of the screen, or key pad, you could have access to unlimited languages, emoji, and other symbols.
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Classic, chic, with a touch of rock 'n' roll, this fuss-free fringe is your autumn hair switch-up sorted.
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Think of it, he says, as a touch of benevolent deception to counter the inherent coldness of the machine world.
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The strapless number featured a high slit that flaunted her frame — and a touch of purple lipstick sealed the deal.
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And while a touch of jealousy can make things hot, too much of it is certainly not a good thing.
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How great is it that we live in a world where pizza is just a touch of a button away?
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Inside the steaming pie, a grating of boiled egg adds a touch of nourishment; an earthy stock supplies a base.
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For him, the real world represents some sort of goodness in a broad sense, but with a touch of sorrow.
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When his wife takes the car, he rides the bus, which offers him a touch of the anonymity he craves.
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It also has a touch of sweetness: Firelit Coffee Liqueur, $34.99 for 750 milliliters from K&L Wine Merchants, klwines.
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She tells the story of her creation with a touch of humor, a measure of candor and very little regret.
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Glued to our handheld devices, we desire to control the world around us with but a touch of a button.
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Jamil amped up the look with a bright lip and dangling earrings, adding a touch of glamour to her look.
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Vineyard Vines Martha's Vineyard-inspired clothing with a touch of whimsy from a company with the smiling pink whale logo.
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You're usually pretty logical about these things, but a touch of hazy, dreamy energy flows as the moon meets Neptune.
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The InterDesign Chevron Shower Curtain has a fun, subtle pattern that will add a touch of class to your bathroom.
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But the fast tempo emphasized the farcical aspect of a scene that Mozart also injects with a touch of melancholy.
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Although Degas is often, and rightly, considered an evocative realist, some of his ballet art has a touch of caricature.
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But then so does an angry Marcel Marceau, with perhaps a touch of Divine, the cross-dressing John Waters superstar.
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It's not hard to get a server on Gopher, for example, if you have even a touch of technical interest.
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Produced by Foxygen's Jonathan Rado, it's got that signature Cameron's croon with a touch of that smooth LA pop production.
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It's the little details that set them apart — think velcro closures, new textures, or a touch of glitter or neon.
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" He added, with a touch of Texan grit, "It's easier than going to Chelsea and being ignored in a gallery.
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Mary wears a light pink gown mostly covered by her traditionally blue robe, which here has a touch of topaz.
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A touch of loose gold glitter was placed in center and corner of eyes to tie into the Tiffany's jewelry.
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Seasonal petits fours and chocolates from Valerie Confections in Los Angeles lend a touch of elegance to the holiday table.
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Fingerling potatoes simmer as the chicken braises, and fresh peas contribute a touch of spring, even on the Easter table.
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Many of these composers, though, brought well-honed skills, artistic integrity and a touch of American feistiness to their music.
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Some wines might benefit from a touch of brettanomyces, a particular sort of rogue yeast, while others decidedly will not.
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This recipe, made with ground lamb, has a Turkish feel, spiced with cumin, coriander, cinnamon and a touch of cayenne.
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There are 247 rooms, but the hotel manages to always feel intimate and sophisticated with a touch of masculine decor.
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The trolley problem demonstrates just how dire the coronavirus pandemic is becoming — with a touch of surrealist humor, of course.
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Stonemill serves a traditional kakigori, ujikintoki, doused with matcha syrup and finished with a touch of sweet red bean paste.
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Harking back to glamorous 1950s Italian resorts, Brown Beach House Croatia delivers contemporary Mediterranean chic with a touch of nostalgia.
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The planet of attraction, Venus, enters your house of fame, adding a touch of glamour and charm to your reputation.
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He starts with homemade tomato sauce, onions, lime, a touch of olive oil and clam juice, a concession to circumstances.
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Here, I smear them with a paste of turmeric, tamarind, cumin, chile, garlic, ginger and a touch of fish sauce.
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It features an air-tight vacuum seal that removes air from storage bags with only a touch of a button.
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His brother, Harry, is an easier choice -- Eddie Redmayne, with a touch of coloring to the hair, fits the bill.
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She completed her look with a cathedral length Swarovski crystal veil and a detachable train for a touch of drama.
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By introducing a touch of comedy, Staver opens up well-known myths and stories, making them more human than lofty.
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First, he's complaining about the food in space and carrying himself like he has maybe just a touch of indigestion.
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You will remember this as B.J. Penn's typical gameplan, but there's a touch of Penn in Moicano's top game as well.
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Many Amazon users on social media called the service a cross between Instagram and Pinterest with a touch of e-commerce.
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It will be a scripted comedy, on the comedy side, with a touch of music, because this company is about music.
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You can't go wrong with a glistening winged liner look, which adds a touch of cheer without going over-the-top.
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There's no metal on this phone, just plastic designed with a ceramic-like finish to give it a touch of class.
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Even when she sits on the operating table, questioning her entire existence, she wears mascara, eyeshadow, and a touch of blush.
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If things are getting steamy in your coat, you can easily change the heat settings with a touch of a button.
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Lego just unveiled Boost, a clever kit that introduces programming and a touch of tech to the bricks you grew up.
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Now, iconic jeweler Tiffany & Co. will do the impossible and bring a touch of class to the President-elect's Manhattan lair.
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And in our sneak peek at the premiere, the former football star hasn't lost a touch of his signature dry humor.
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Emergence has a touch of Stranger Things, and it reminds me of a bit Fox's The Passage, which just got axed.
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But there's a touch of nostalgia in the way Tsukiji was photographed here that suggests it really, truly is over. —A.
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It seems that as women across many different industries, we all have a touch of the business casual love/hate relationship.
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Honestly, it could have benefited from a touch of color beyond the small, white "G" on the tip of the lid.
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He adds a spoonful of Dijon mustard, a sprinkle of black pepper and kosher salt, and a touch of cayenne pepper.
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Dirty jeans, boots, big buckles, and a touch of glitter — that's what you get with the International Gay Rodeo Association (IGRA).
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But with grace, a touch of sass and a large serving of reality, Indigenous Australians have responded with a hashtag: #DefineAboriginal.
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See: lots of denim, graphic tees, and a few outerwear pieces to add a touch of high to meet the low.
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Rosa Magalhaes, the creative director for the closing ceremony, said it will be a festive atmosphere with a touch of melancholy.
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The 85-year-old is known for adding a touch of glam to her judge's robes via her eye-catching necklaces.
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It operates partially like a graceful airplane and a little bit like a boomerang, with a touch of "WTF" thrown in.
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And for a touch of color so that the white chunks will stand out, Gray adds red pimentón to the forcemeat.
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Some people like to add a touch of pepper to their vegan burgers but that's a little too spicy for me.
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That eye-opening move, now known as the Chamley-Watson, is a touch of flamboyance in a formal, sometimes staid sport.
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Sour cherries will need a bit of honey to finish the sauce, while sweet ones benefit from a touch of vinegar.
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"They&aposre incredibly versatile, sculptural, and add a touch of mid-century elegance to any room," Quinn said of rounded couches.
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With a touch of not-so-plausible deniability, Putin wanted the world to know he was interfering in our internal affairs.
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He brought a touch of sly playfulness to the Allemande, and dispatched the syncopations in the snappy Courante with biting intensity.
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"Tis a gift to be simple, tis a gift to be pure," and even more lovely with a touch of color.
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Bring a pitcher of homemade margaritas—sweetened just-so with a touch of agave nectar—and you'll be a shoo-in.
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There's also a touch of mysticism thrown in for good measure, inspired by Goldberg's time hiking the Inca Trail in Peru.
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Guest vocalist Shannon Watkins adds her voice to "The Priestess," giving the affair more than a touch of the divine feminine.
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Really, they just need a touch of mechanical innovation, or enough weirdo level design to stand out and offer something special.
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A little mint brings freshness to the zucchini soup, or a touch of nutmeg wakes up a red curry squash soup.
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With literally a touch of a button, you can have espresso, soups, stews, and more ready to go, morning and night.
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Trying to get a little piece of him back, so I can face the world with a touch of that perspective.
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To all the classic paraphernalia of the spook story, she adds a touch of Freud to make the whole world kin.
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The museum allows visitors to descend the slides, but with their intimidating height and pitch, a touch of courage is required.
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Opting for orange and honey, along with a few sweet spices, like clove, coriander and a touch of saffron, seemed right.
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"We usually reserve our highest acclaim for the politician who has in him a touch of the liberal reformer," Hofstadter wrote.
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The plants, which range from small succulents to large palms, appear in every room, adding a touch of whimsy and life.
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" While newer versions of tascas "bring a touch of refinement," he said, "the Portuguese traditional tasca cuisine continues to be there.
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For the show's creators, the association with brand-name products lends a touch of their favorite '80s movies to the show.
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Jupiter also trusts that things will just work out; when it's paired with luxurious Venus, a touch of laziness is likely.
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Alternating between the two styles gives the table a more vibrant look overall that's still anchored by a touch of class.
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Catch the short cadenza before the conclusion of the aria, which she sings with a touch of pensiveness and melting tone.
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With only a touch of confidence, you can build a world that leaves more space for your personhood, kindness, and sensitivity.
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Her flowing robe added a touch of bright color to the red carpet, which she paired with bold pink eye shadow.
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There's a touch of both Laurel and Hardy and Cain and Abel to these overgrown boys, who sometimes dream of fratricide.
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The wine was floral but also with a touch of chocolate and not so much of the olive, roasted-meat flavors.
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She and her co-founder created soft serve in 2009 by blending fruit, water and a touch of organic cane sugar.
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In this recipe, I rub the chicken down with salt, a mix of spices, and a touch of dark brown sugar.
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Garlic isn't even in the dish's name, and the bread only comes with "a touch of garlic," according to the website.
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This baby is also great for kitchens or anywhere else your floors need a touch of heat to get things clean.
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Mr. Porgo craned his head to see the wound on his belly, which prompted a touch of humor from his partner.
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LAFAWNDAH Her parents are Iranian and Egyptian, and there's more than a touch of Middle Eastern music in her underlying rhythms.
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My goal was to make a more nutritious brown-bread dinner roll, chock-full of seeds, with a touch of molasses.
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In a handwritten letter, filled with anguish and a touch of cruelty, she explained her decision to marry Aristotle Onassis instead.
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Since she has always been an audacious and kinetic conversationalist with a touch of hypochondria, friends didn't notice anything was wrong.
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The 2016 is perhaps a bit riper than other vintages, with maybe a touch of oak, but it's balanced and lovely.
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Related: Hyperrealistic Oil Paintings Highlight Blossoming Young Women A Touch of Fantasy Emanates from Manuela Lendoyro's Photorealistic Paintings These Aren't Photographs.
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They're not so very dark, but they have a depth of flavor suggesting pumpernickel, with an earthiness and a touch of sour.
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With the oil-slick treatment, this simple oxblood lip color is lifted with a touch of color-switch lipgloss in the center.
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Meanwhile, Kalanick's statement had a touch of arrogance, confident that Uber would have won the case and bullish on his company's future.
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Some pet owners took a more minimalist approach, choosing to accessorize their pooch with only a touch of red, white and blue.
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I think honey is ideal for adding just a touch of sweetness to plain versions of foods, like yogurt and nut butter.
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The Shiny ShoesSwap your signature black steppers with a patent pair to add a touch of shine to your cold-weather look.
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Daenerys' father was known as the Mad King, and Dany has expressed concern that she has a touch of madness as well.
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If you're in the market for an affordable pair with a touch of style, why not give BluSpark's Bluetooth Headphones a try?
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Local politicians also chimed in; MP Daniele Capezzone, for instance, said the censorship introduced "a touch of the ridiculous" to Rouhani's visit.
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In a fluke of history, a touch of fate or God, he met Charles Van Doren at a party in the Village.
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His adaptation is simple, and it mixes the best parts of Gears of War with more than a touch of survival horror.
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Kumail Nanjiani added a touch of levity to the montage, but his words still remained grounded because of how true they rang.
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Thankfully, she also left the jumpsuit partially unbuttoned to expose a touch of cleavage, otherwise we may not have even recognized her.
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Today on her Instagram, Collins shared a selfie (per usual) wearing what looks to be not a touch of makeup — pretty standard.
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Or perhaps you envisioned a medium-brown hue with a touch of caramel, but left the salon with anything but warm chocolate.
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Effortlessly beautiful with an air of mystery and a touch of ennui, she trumped any It Girl America had to offer me.
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Her makeup is stripped back too, with only a touch of natural-looking foundation, a bit of highlighter, and clear lip gloss.
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In and of itself, this move gives The Walking Dead a touch of the momentum it's lacked for quite a while now.
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Almost everything in her classroom has a touch of magic to it, from her house elves chore chart to her hall passes.
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And she topped the ensemble off with a touch of glamour: her leaf drop diamond pave earrings by British jeweller Kiki McDonough.
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This would be the kind of product that has a touch of the mystical, yet doesn't necessarily come in sparkly pastel form.
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I pointed out that Underside of Power, while still having a touch of ecclesial boogie, was far less inclined in that regard.
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Which, like many things that come out of this administration, has a touch of truth to it but is not, technically, true.
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"What would be the obvious issues of common ground between you and Donald Trump?" the journalist asked with a touch of amusement.
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And he's adopted a touch of cynicism that could open his eyes and help him predict how people will misuse his creation.
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In the poster, Jolie's profile can be seen in silhouette, complete with the villain's signature horns and a touch of red lipstick.
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In the upper left corner, he has drawn Sandra's face in profile on raw linen, a touch of pink on her lips.
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Clearly, he couldn't resist another parody ... and even kept a touch of the holiday spirit with that snowman pillow in the background.
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Cannellinis, radishes, vinegar, herbs, and a hefty dose of minced anchovies add depth and a touch of funkiness to your torched veggie.
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A touch of a neutral crease color applied back and forth in windshield wiper motions brings out the shape of the eye.
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With humor and a touch of good-natured acerbity, the two converse and even argue over the finer points of their craft.
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You, too, can participate in Earth Day with apps that remind you how to add a touch of green to your life.
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For social media behemoths like Facebook to address the issue of election integrity, providing a touch of transparency is only the start.
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With the clink of a wine glass, Walmart is going to bring a touch of Napa Valley to its bargain-thirsty shoppers.
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The result was brightly fresh-tasting, a warm-weather charmer with a touch of spice, and a lovely match for the wine.
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She builds her themes around political correctness on steroids, spiced up with limitless arrogance while stirring in a touch of ideological claptrap.
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His mother's recipe, which belonged to her mother and her grandmother before her, uses fava beans with just a touch of chickpeas.
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I dressed the bed in fresh linens and golden yellow throw pillows to add a touch of contrast, which he never understood.
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If Britain needs something from America right now, it is a touch of its can-do attitude and common sense of purpose.
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And adding a touch of intimate history to the archive is one portrait of a student Howland tutored, identified as Suzie Bruce.
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It's a treasured mythology in America, this belief that hard work and a touch of grit is all one needs to succeed.
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You do just a touch of a bump one way or another, and you have a dramatic difference all of a sudden.
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The cute details of the Kate Spade New York 5 O'Clock Metro watch will add a touch of whimsy to any outfit.
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"Everything you see here is a touch of Christie," said Douglas Elliman broker Enzo Morabito, who is the agent for both listings.
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It's made with white flour, water, salt and sometimes a touch of sugar or baking powder, then fried in shortening or lard.
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The inside is a uniformly pale yellow, tender all the way through, but with a touch of leisurely and almost elastic ooze.
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The job demands a hearty appetite, an iron stomach, and a touch of spycraft to avoid fawning treatment from staff and chefs.
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"When you come to Galaxy salon, we can change you," said the owner, Nadia Tushabe, with more than a touch of pride.
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While pleasantly fruity, the Savoy had just enough alluring extra elements — an herbal edge, a touch of minerality — to make it interesting.
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You just get to watch in awe as it adds a touch of beauty and a splash of life to your home.
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It plays like a dime-store "Dangerous Liaisons," with a touch of "Amadeus" in Joseph Quinn's twitchy performance as Catherine's ineffectual son.
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The final staging has more than a touch of Grand Guignol: the audience first hears Joan's avenging voice, apparently coming from nowhere.
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This means we are powered by the forces of nature, predominantly water and wind with a touch of solar and landfill gas.
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" He assured me, with a touch of wounded pride, that "with the multi-probe it would have been a piece of cake.
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The dusky tones and slightly earthy edge to her singing lent a touch of emotional depth to her portrayal of this adolescent.
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The company's vermilion smoked version, cured over New Zealand's manuka wood, has a haunting flavor that finishes with a touch of sweetness.
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It's a 6.44-inch, Super AMOLED display with just a touch of chin on the bottom, and an in-display fingerprint scanner.
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Turns out Solis adds espresso powder to the flan, a neat trick that brings a touch of mystery to the eggy eating.
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These appeals to old-fashioned American values are his most politician-like habit, and they give his language a touch of nostalgia.
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Pacing yourself and learning to approach your aspirations with a touch of practicality is important to your growth in the long run.
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They make wonderful summertime salads, combined with red onions, a touch of anchovy, cherry tomatoes and a splash of red wine vinegar.
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Yet a touch of something delusional creeps into Callas's repetitions of "liberi" ("free"), a vocally patchy quality that betrays her inner doubts.
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Forget Cuban sensuality: The vocabulary is machine-like, with a touch of heavy metal, martial arts and even a little hip-hop.
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Mudiay has a touch of nervous, jittery energy and plays more end-to-end, where Billups lived in the side-to-side.
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Contrasting sharply with Sironi's night visions, Carrà's crisp, solid forms sparkle with clear-eyed color and more than a touch of humor.
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This app takes you from makeup-free to glam in minutes, and with just a touch of color, the results are borderline believable.
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Call him King Joffrey meets King Lear — perhaps with a touch of Macbeth thrown in, if Macbeth kept stabbing himself in the back.
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Adding a touch of greenery to your space has long been a popular way to bring a bit of character to your home.
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The phrasing caused a touch of controversy, as many thought the future monarch should not be obliged to obey anybody — even her husband.
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Arguments, news, some earnest self-promotion, policy explanation, and a touch of media criticism — not bad for a Sunday evening into Monday morning.
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Jesse in the first season of AMC's Preacher, by contrast, is an erratic, often callous jerk, with more than a touch of megalomania.
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Here though, detailed by The Waterboys, they're a touch of a shade more vivid—exploding with colorful lashings of dynamite, cast in time.
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Sending and receiving payments, the social network promised, will soon be as easy as a touch of a WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger button.
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Raines made a conscious choice to explore this challenging content with a comical lens and a touch of earnestness at the video's conclusion.
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" For an even more precise line, "I use a tiny brush with a touch of concealer on it to sharpen the liner further.
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The batter "adds a touch of sweetness and results in an omelette that's hefty and airy at the same time," Extra Crispy concluds.
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She'd planned a whole itinerary: Big Ben, high tea, the London Eye—and, for a touch of creepiness, the Jack the Ripper Tour.
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Egg whites give them a light, meringue-like texture, and a touch of salt, as always, adds that je ne sais quoi factor.
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Mr Turnbull, himself a former banker who once headed Goldman Sachs in Australia, showed a touch of defensiveness over the apparent climb-down.
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In fact, Davis says her admiration for her sisters is what prompted her to narrate A Touch of Sugar in the first place.
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Nor would it surprise potential jurors to learn a prosecutor believed in the defendant's guilt, Mr. Seidmann added with a touch of sarcasm.
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And certain high end chefs have begun to reclaim the meat, mixing deep nostalgia with millennial irony and a touch of actual flavor.
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The iPhone X's image has far more contrast — though to be fair, it might have caught a touch of sunlight through the clouds.
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The "Chains" singer added a touch of sparkle to his outfit with a diamond and black horseshoe-shaped broach worn on his lapel.
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With a touch of a finger, it automatically aerates your wine, so you won't have to spend ages waiting for it to oxygenate.
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A touch of contouring, a pop of blush and a swipe of pink gloss and this look is ready for a candlelit dinner.
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But like a stoic and cold housecat, they return to the ones they love with a touch of disdain and a loyal heart.
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I'm a good sleeper usually, but even after a blissful nine-hour weekend snooze, I have a touch of grey under my eyes.
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This doughnut-themed USB gizmo ($16.99) will keep your beverages warmer for longer whilst adding a touch of kitsch to your desk setup.
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"[We wanted to make the software] intuitive, simple and consistent with a touch of personality that aligned with the product's design," says Smale.
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We've pulled together 10 greenery wedding ideas to show you how a touch of nature can factor into different parts of your nuptials.
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The results tasted like they always do, burnt and bitter, but there was a touch of crema on top to ease the harshness.
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"Listen, Anne, I have a feeling you sometimes suffer from memory loss," he says to his daughter with just a touch of condescension.
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The phrasing caused a touch of controversy, as many thought the future monarch should not be obliged to obey anybody — even her husband.
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Ana Gasteyer gave Rydell's Principal McGee a touch of Bobbi Mohan-Culp magic, reminding everyone why she's one of SNL's most underrated alums.
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Jimson Weed/White Flower No. 1 from 1932, for instance, has a touch of the baroque, all curling petals and almost Technicolor pigmentation.
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Now, alongside the option to search Google from the keyboard with a touch of a button, you can also search YouTube and Maps.
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Rich cocoa balanced with a touch of salt, apple seasoned with cinnamon, and lime with bits of candied peel are some of them.
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Its taste is the most surprising thing about it: like an iced coffee that already has cream and a touch of sugar added.
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It provides the audience in the room, and the people watching at home, with a moment of graciousness and a touch of celebrity.
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I felt a touch of exhilaration; she was putting aside her conventional, ingrained hearingness and coming to meet me in my visual world.
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Hotel Keychain, $15 + $5 monogram, available at LeatherologyThese little leather accessories provide a touch of luxury every time they reach for their keys.
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Organic whole cranberries are mashed and infused with Grand Marnier and a touch of a $0003,750 French Cabernet Sauvignon to complete the sauce.
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Chicken curry, which gets its velvet from coconut milk and a touch of condensed milk, bears a halo of crispy sweet-potato strands.
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There's a touch of Under the Skin eeriness and horror, but Demon lacks the complexity of the creepily gorgeous Scarlett Johansson art film.
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Even during the reflective phrases of this Rachmaninoff song, she sounded resplendent, her voice rich and vibrant, with a touch of earthy colorings.
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But in recent years, the office has assumed an outsize role — even a touch of glamour — as a potent springboard for its occupants.
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Burnley's Jeff Hendrick must have shined his boots with pixie dust today, because he's out here, playing Bournemouth with a touch of magic.
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But the green, purple or orange varieties work, too, and will add a touch of festivity to the usual midwinter dinner table doldrums.
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Elizabeth features briefly in In My Mind's Eye, although those entries are laced with a touch of sadness, because Elizabeth now has dementia.
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Though Cicierega has stated that "[t]here's not a lot of intentional cynicism in my mashup choices," there's definitely a touch of wryness.
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Check In The Revival has brought a touch of modern glamour (and karaoke) to the historically and culturally rich neighborhood of Mount Vernon.
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But the "Kenner und Liebhaber" works demonstrate Bach embracing the stylistic flux of his time with authority — and a touch of the maverick.
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After the break, Danielle brings us the aptly seasonal Knights and Bikes, with a touch of nostalgia for times past and summer's end.
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The service delivers restaurant food to your beach chair at a touch of the screen using stored payment information and GPS location technology.
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There is a touch of the Jefferson Airplane, a dab of Beach Boys vibrations, and a generous pat of gymnastics from The Who.
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With the way the bright-blonde pops with a touch of mauve-pink lipstick and black eyeliner, we'd love to see the latter.
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It's a nice dash of glitz, a touch of showbiz (but) Bryant says the helicopter is just another tool for maintaining his body.
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As far as winter days go, this one is tops: A bright sun, only a touch of wind, and a high of 28.
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In his hands, Afghan mantu (dumplings) are smaller-scale, almost demure cousins to hulking Uzbek manti, but still retain a touch of shagginess.
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A simple sparkling wine in the pétillant-naturel category would be excellent, particularly if it has a touch of sweetness as some do.
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The design is no-fuss, with a stacked heel for a touch of added height and a body made of 100% Italian leather.
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A touch of plagiarism, a no-show, were O.K. if it gave the young man more time to work on his drop step.
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Armani said that he added a touch of shine and glimmer to his clothes and accessories, as women like to "play" with it.
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Elah Hale "Posters" There's a touch of a "Pumped Up Kicks" vibe to the melody of this song, but I am into it.
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Interior designer Jared Epps also suggested textured rugs as a way to add a touch of the rich color into your living space.
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Designed with a moisture-wicking fabric, a flattering fit, and a touch of stretchy Spandex, the leggings have unsurprisingly developed a massive following.
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As Kaitlyn Tiffany noted for Vox, though, these concerns were both somewhat valid and overblown — with a touch of xenophobia for good measure.
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This young cabernet is bright and well balanced, with a touch of earth and tannins that simply let you know they are there.
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A Taiwan cafe, done with regular pretty coffee art, has decided to seek solace in injecting a touch of horror into customers' cups.
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I regularly grab it when I want to give a salad dressing a touch of sweetness, but when honey would be too sugary.
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Adding a touch of transglutaminase (a common meat binder that chefs refer to as "meat glue") to the mix helped, but not much.
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"As soon as you take investment money, like it or not, your business is for sale," explains Tempel, with a touch of ire.
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And perhaps there's a touch of van Hove in its use of merciless simulcast video and the witty contradiction between text and action.
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Adding a touch of playfulness to the proceedings — a persistent trait of her later work — Varda dressed as a potato while greeting visitors.
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The rear-wheel steering adds a nice assist, particularly if a touch of understeer sets in, and the electric steering is quite communicative.
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I'm one of the many who harbor some math doubts, and whether it is trigonometry or number theory, I'll feel a touch of fear.
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He rimmed the inside of models' eyes with a black pencil, pulling the shape up with a touch of brown shadow at the corners.
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Part dry shampoo, part hairspray, the aerosol controls frizz while giving just a touch of that piece-y, messy texture we love so much.
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"… I pair that with a arugula salad with olive oil and a touch of vinegar or my savage cabbage" — her recipe for roasted cabbage.
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With a touch of creativity, they've used the religious head covering to double up as a wig, or even to sass up their outfit.
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Plus, these paletas have just a touch of dark rum hidden in there, and we're big advocates of putting booze in your ice cream.
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Ryan Reynolds wished his brother Jeff a happy birthday with an adorable throwback photo and a touch of the family's famous sense of humor.
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In Old Man's Journey, you can raise and lower hills, connect highway roads, and move underwater debris all with a touch of your finger.
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A.Ron and Jim posit that this may be due to him losing a touch of his humanity when he was resurrected by Melisandre's flames.
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If you're looking for something with a touch of sheen, shoot for a silky finish that blends effortlessly with gel blushes and creamy concealers.
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The downside is a touch of Dutch disease; exports are more expensive than they would otherwise be, and many industries therefore struggle to compete.
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Spread with just a touch of butter (or perhaps more than a touch), it's hard to beat the tender crumb of a perfect biscuit.
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Whether you're looking to cure flakiness in seconds, or want to add a touch of color in the process, there's a product for you.
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Does a song always have to mean something to you, or do the best singers always have a touch of the actor in them?
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The Spring 2018 collection featured the models dressed in Bohemian-inspired dresses paired with leather jackets that gave the collection a touch of edge.
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I also mash up the two avocados with lime juice, pepper, garlic salt, red pepper flakes, and a touch of cumin for third dip.
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Do you feel as though the best singers have a touch of the actress in them to put across the emotion of the song?
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She responded to her new design in kind by giving her tattoo artist a touch of new ink as well, added to his forearm.
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This long and eye-catching beauty adds a touch of drama to any outfit with 27 different vibrant patterns and prints to choose from.
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I don't know what this character is, but he's part superhero, part trickster figure, and part Delphic oracle, with a touch of Ru Paul.
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Far from stuffy and corporate, the best slacks-and-blazer combinations stick to smart, classic lines while throwing in a touch of unexpected whimsy.
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But neither comic-book fatigue nor X-Men familiarity can stop this latest installment from delivering action and pathos with a touch of grandeur.
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Lee glazes his ham not only with the gochujang chili sauce, but also with apple juice, maple syrup, Worcestershire, and a touch of espresso.
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Kylie Jenner and PartyNextDoor added a touch of romance to Drake's Memorial Day party by getting up on each other on the dance floor.
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It has a touch of pink added in, especially as you look at the back glass along with the metal bands around the edges.
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Certainly the device, which combines high-quality sound with a touch of Siri, is deserving of some of the hype it's gotten so far.
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To help cut some of the extreme tartness of straight-up cranberries, add a bit of apple cider and a touch of maple syrup.
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The collection is aimed at celebrating her love of "beachy, boho-chic California style with a touch of glam," according to a press statement.
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"I've been ill for the last 26 days so it might have been a touch of flu based delirium that's to blame," he wrote.
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Sake brought a touch of headiness to a sweet chocolate "martini," and the room's gentle aura felt like an overture to confess romantic sentiments.
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There will also be an iSine 20, with a longer voice coil and a touch of extra resolution, which Audeze is pricing at $599.
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It is riddled with bits of Niman Ranch bacon and a touch of chile for a fine snack, and it's even better with peanuts.
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Hell, caramelized onions add a touch of sweetness and Worcestershire sauce add a serious pop of umami in this twist on a classic favorite.
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Enjoyed best by a roaring fire, hot toddies have just a touch of bitterness, balanced out by a tangy hint of lemon and cinnamon.
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Still louche and languid, he has acquired a touch of silver on his sideburns and a glut of life experiences, both joyful and bruising.
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Between Bacon Bloody Mary Saturdays and and Mai Tai Sundays, these guys will keep your ass drunk all weekend with a touch of class.
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If you're having things alongside food, a touch of fruitiness and zestiness with a white or sparkling wine base, or even vermouth, is perfect.
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Related: A Touch of Fantasy Emanates from Manuela Lendoyro's Photorealistic Paintings Hacked Graffiti Tools Create Evolutionary Paintings Artist Creates Realistic Portrait Sculptures Using Paper
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All of this can be done in an instant — as they did — with a touch of a button on a custom-built handheld remote.
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The Saratoga Cord Shirt is made from a soft cotton corduroy with a relaxed fit that includes 2% elastane for a touch of stretch.
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Le Labo's Another 13 ($184), rich, with a touch of pear, calls to mind Donald Judd's orange enamel boxes — bright, clean and boldly artificial.
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There was a touch of the macabre: two sisters kill their third sister out of malice before the redemptive power of magic revives her.
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"Baby, Baby" is also hers: a standard gestural abstraction centered on an octopus with an open mouth and a touch of Francis Bacon teeth.
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If you want to add a touch of luxury to bedtime, the super-soft Crane & Canopy Layla Pajama Sleep Set is worth the splurge.
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He describes the show as a cross between Jay Leno and Jon Stewart, with a touch of Conan O'Brien, and the format is familiar.
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But there is sometimes a touch of condescension to these depictions, too, as if young women of color are naturally imbued with moral righteousness.
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The flavors were intense and penetrating, underscored by Madeira's characteristic bright acidity: more fruit and flowers, a touch of caramel and a refreshing salinity.
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And Musk's presence would certainly give the gathering a touch of both glamour and heft, so I'm rooting for him to Iron Man in.
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There seemed to be nothing Dr. Pournelle was not willing to hold forth about, his views generally conservative with a touch of the libertarian.
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"In the Blood" also has a touch of Brecht's theater of alienation, with its use of projected titles and isolated monologues of self-justification.
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Jupiter expands and exaggerates everything it touches, and Neptune is the mystical fog that adds a touch of magic and confusion to our world.
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And to add a touch of whimsy in the kitchen, he used handmade driftwood cabinet pulls he found on Etsy for about $10 apiece.
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In the unlikely event that President Trump was paying attention to events in Canada this week, he might have felt a touch of envy.
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I quoted Mr. Jobim's line — "Brazil is not for beginners" — to bring a touch of funny color to my view of our hard times.
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Aware, too, of what is expected from those who still pay to see him play: a touch of tennis genius, and the old fire.
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The wines — red and red only — are made from Bordeaux varietals (and a touch of syrah); they command big prices — and get big scores.
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A new concealed door — for a touch of palace intrigue — connects the Salon Marie Antoinette with the nearly 2,000-square-foot Suite Marie Antoinette.
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The standard Hinricus Noyte single malt whiskey, called Baltach, has a nutty nose with a touch of tropical fruit and a sweet, spicy finish.
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There's more than a touch of the absurd in Lao Shi's situation, most obvious when he's with his victim, whose silence is a relief.
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But the form of "Atlanta," they say, can be whatever it needs to be, because rendering its reality honestly requires a touch of surrealism.
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He chops the walnuts by hand to maintain their crunch, and seasons them with just a touch of powdered sugar and orange blossom water.
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At this event, part of the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival, cartoonists and comedians join forces, adding a touch of visual flair to stand-up.
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Thrifted garments, a touch of macabre makeup, and a simple prop will turn any mere mortal into Patricia, the spirit of a rich woman.
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At No. 5 was the 22015 Best's from Great Western, a lively wine with plenty of peachy fruit and just a touch of sweetness.
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This track with Tyler, the Creator, has a touch of traditional Malaysian folk music, with its percussion-focused sound, blended with some Bollywood sounds.
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In the movie, with a touch of artistic license, Eichmann develops a curious relationship with Malkin during nightly talk sessions in the safe house.
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Fortunately -- or unfortunately -- Carrie appears as is in the new flick without a touch of CGI (on the old version of General Leia, anyway).
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So in some ways, Snap is more like Shake Shack or Fairway with a touch of Theranos, than it is like Facebook or Twitter.
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For those who are weary of overdoing it, dabbing a touch of highlighter at the inner corner of the eyes has a similar effect.
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It was a superb exercise in showmanship, but there was still far too much of a touch of Leni Riefenstahl to the entire affair.
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Yet it was beautifully balanced with all the delicious hallmarks of nebbiolo: red fruit, menthol, aromas of herbs and flowers, a touch of tar.
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Atwood's beautiful, quirky prose and her overwhelming use of silly-sounding names like "Happicuppa" gloss over a devastating plot with a touch of playfulness.
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Owlee Aviary Wireless Bluetooth Speaker With a design that doubles as modern decor, the Owlee Aviary adds a touch of class to any room.
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Once she got home, she'd mash boiled beans with an avocado leaf in a clay pot and toss in a touch of spicy salsa roja.
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While these cosmetics add a touch of color, their effect is less pronounced than, say, highly pigmented powders or products with a more matte finish.
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He has some of Anthony Quinn's rough charisma, and a touch of the loose, wised-up humor that John Wayne brought to his later westerns.
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It was just over a week before the launch gig for her second album, and Ms. Meredith could be forgiven a touch of stage fright.
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It's hard for many people to look at hedge funds' successes without a touch of envy, and often impossible to behold their messes without schadenfreude.
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These skeletal, vacant characters singing listless laments about "sunshine in a bag" – they always had a touch of 'the end of the world' about them.
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Then he continued blowdrying her hair with a round brush to ensure it was super-smooth, and added a touch of volume with dry shampoo.
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Adding a touch of color to an otherwise all-black outfit, Cox, 53, opted to pair her black high-waisted pants with a white blouse.
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Adding a touch of color to his distinguished three-piece suit, Harry, 33, opted for a blue tie, which coordinated perfectly with his wife's dress.
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It's a third-person action game with a heavy emphasis on shooting and gadgets, with just a touch of exploration and extreme sports thrown in.
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In other words, bike shorts, spandex jumpsuits, leather jackets emblazoned with her own visage, and a touch of "blingy, sexy robot," just for good measure.
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If you have a full skirt, Basil & Neroli to bring freshness — with a touch of Red Roses to complement the romance of a princess gown.
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Yet Basargin is confident his calendar-centric smartwatch will resound with consumers, at least those craving a new timepiece with just a touch of technology.
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Exposed wood beams from the 1920s and blue paint reminiscent of the shade Ramsay has in his own home add a touch of modern personality.
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Privately, staffers were unusually excited, perhaps even feeling a touch of nostalgia because a charismatic, young leader reminded them of their own, eight years ago.
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If you're young, scrappy, and hungry like Alexander Hamilton once was, consider adding a touch of the Broadway musical on to your cap this year.
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" He allows himself a touch of pride for their project: "I think we can say this about ourselves: I think we're actually kind of clever.
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While mostly innocuous in terms of taste, the shiny addition adds a touch of class and sparkle to an otherwise, well, probably totally fine dish.
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"They all got rejected by every single person in publishing, in the world," she said, with what she insists is only a touch of hyperbole.
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Or as an alternative, I may drink an Andechs dunkelweizen, a dark wheat beer with an aroma of ripe bananas and a touch of chocolate.
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Editor's note: We're in the process of testing and reviewing Supergoop's Play sunscreen, which comes with ample zinc oxide and a touch of titanium dioxide.
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Most concert opera productions these days include a touch of staging, and the singers here engaged in occasional byplay, with a gesture or a caress.
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Instead, they vacuum-seal orange juice, a touch of lemon juice, garlic, serrano chiles, cumin, onions and mint, and let the flavors merge over time.
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A refreshing salad of "petite lettuces," on the other hand, tossed with fresh herbs, radishes, pecans, and a touch of mustard vinaigrette, feels radically light.
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This smart, keyless padlock lets you lock and unlock with a touch of your finger and saves up to 10 unique fingerprints in its memory.
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Accompaniments of wild fig and red chili pepper jams complemented the artfully composed plate, and a drizzle of aged balsamic added a touch of sweetness.
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Beyond Good and Evil 2 The followup to the 2003 critical darling kicked off the show with an extended trailer and a touch of gameplay.
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There's a touch of Soma here, both in its scariest visuals and its nauseating view of what human-machine marriage could look like and mean.
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John Hughes it definitely isn't, but there's certainly a touch of the Wes Anderson about the colorful clip, directed by Antonoff's longtime girlfriend Lena Dunham.
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In an effort to make frozen vegetables cool, B&G Foods has a new ad campaign with the old mascot and a touch of suspense.
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Let its bluster season some plain Greek yogurt, and for a touch of drama, consider a modest dollop on a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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"With MH17, Russia has demonstrated that there's a touch of evil at the heart of their government," Mr. Abbott told the The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Smalls, the Vacuum My life changed — and I do not say that with even a touch of hyperbole — when I got the Dyson DC33 Animal.
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With heavy bowing and accents that rise above the rest of the orchestra, the measure suddenly colors the ecstatic passage with a touch of lunacy.
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It looks at social status, material value and fading cultures, presented with a touch of kitsch and "a strong element of irony," Mr. Karatsiki added.
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And for a touch of self-care, T Magazine rounded up ingredients that can help transform a simple bath into a restorative, spalike escape. 7.
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The secret to this dessert-like drink is a few generous spoonfuls of condensed milk, or at nearby Thanh Da II, a touch of cream.
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Before he played in his first game last month for the Rumble Ponies — the Mets' Class AA affiliate — Binghamton had a touch of Tebow fever.
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Well, it's a curious mix: a gloomy setting, an almost-dinosaur digger, a dash of romance, a touch of peril and a quick-thinking dog.
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The artist's nearly two dozen paintings at John Davis Gallery reveal the influence of Cézanne, updated with a touch of New York School gestural abstraction.
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"I hope that when people walk into my home, they feel like, 'This is very cozy, but there's a touch of elegance,&apos" he says.
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Whether you go for something plush or woven, bright or subdued, rectangular or even round, each style adds a touch of personality to your domain.
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"It was very far from the mainstream of what Audi was doing at the time: clean, Bauhaus, with a touch of emotion," Mr. Garand said.
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Perhaps. Or, as some campaign staff members argue, their voices tinged with a touch of wistfulness, Republicans could vote to end proceedings at any moment.
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All I did was substitute olive oil for canola, and add a touch of the grated orange zest as well, to accentuate that citrus flavor.
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There is an enchanting ski trip, a smattering of pranks and misunderstandings and a touch of suspense, all rendered in expressive and imaginative visual detail.
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I'd like them twice as much if, with just a touch of relaxation, they could allow us to feel the essential romance within their music.
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Beyond the meat, frankfurters have a trace of smoke, a touch of garlic and a hum of warm spice from paprika, coriander, clove or nutmeg.
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The Corona, whose seven members come from Bosnia's different ethnic groups, combines storytelling with a cappella singing and a touch of modernity in its repertoire.
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In later years it developed a touch of amnesia in its flash memory, as any aging robot would, but that, too, didn't slow it down.
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"I fell in love with the illusion back and plunge because it added a touch of sexiness to the traditional princess ball gown," she said.
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But the way he says it, with a touch of optimism, even defiance, it's less not thinking about the future than not worrying about it.
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The written marks attempt to add a touch of human individuality, as you can visualize their indecisiveness and difficulty in answering the question at hand.
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The other part was a touch of kindness and healing after the blue-latex-glove experience, like a cold plunge in the pool after the sauna.
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Backstage Beauty Report The beauty look at Oscar de la Renta's fall/winter 2016 show today was evocative of Edwardian beauties — with a touch of coquettishness.
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Ola Play, for those who missed it, is designed to help commuters maximize their time inside rides while providing a touch of the high-end experience.
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Some standout trends included spurts of color, subdued accessories, a touch of razzle-dazzle in all the right places, and great shoes on the red carpet.
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"I feel like I would be more protected," she explained nonchalantly, cruising through the streets slowly, cool and collected with just a touch of beginner jitters.
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And Musk's presence would certainly give the gathering a touch of both glamour and heft, even if unlikely, so I'm rooting for him to Ironman in.
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Last year, during a visit to a marijuana farm, where plants for his branded line of ganja grow, Tommy Chong had a touch of the flu.
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I've either wised up to or aged out of this dispiriting cycle, but now, I imagined, with a touch of grandiosity, I might stop it dead.
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With "Te Bote" co-producer Young Martino in tow, the Puerto Rican lyricist weaves his streetwise narrative with a touch of braggadocio and a knowing glare.
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A touch of romance may even be in the air, and this is a productive time to discuss plans—just make sure to keep them flexible.
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Despite the seriousness of the plot, the trailer adds a touch of lightheartedness that keeps it from getting too serious — and it is a welcome change.
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But when possible, it's almost always a good idea to use a touch of humor to resolve or head off a workplace problem before it festers.
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Launching in Australia Tuesday, WeWork is an American startup that provides desks and offices for rent, with a touch of Silicon Valley's "live to work" sparkle.
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Married since 2013, the "All of Me" singer revealed he still likes to add a touch of romance when it comes to presents for Teigen, 33.
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Throw in a touch of meta and an emphasis on family, and don't kill any major female characters, and you have the ingredients for Supernatural magic.
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"That's just the color of the plant," Henriksen says (though he couldn't resist adding a touch of pearl to the serum to impart an instant glow).
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Instantly paint bold nail art off your fingers with the stroke of a brush, or remove a sultry, smokey eye with a touch of your finger.
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She kept her long brown hair down, curly and parted to her side, and her makeup simple, with a red lip and a touch of mascara.
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They each had glowing skin, nude lips and a touch of eyeliner, along with their go-to hairstyles: smooth, loose waves that mimic their natural textures.
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In a touch of art imitating life, he's joined by his wife of 14 years, Canadian jazz virtuoso Diana Krall, who voices Pete's punk rocker mother.
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Yet nearly every single one required not just a basic grasp of coding, but also an understanding of soldering and sometimes a touch of electrical engineering.
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The perfume, a remix on the best-selling Flowerbomb, features a dark, floral scent of night-blooming jasmine, patchouli, and musk with a touch of fruitiness.
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Many of the products available for purchase are customizable, too, adding a touch of personalization to whatever you choose to give your loved ones this year.
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There was a touch of frenzy in the air, fans close to the front were quick to anger if it looked like someone was cutting them.
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The marinade—made with basil, cilantro, mint, and garlic—gets an umami hit from fish sauce and just a touch of sweetness from some apple juice.
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I put pepper and a little touch of nutmeg in this composition, to give it a vibrancy, and a touch of freshness with bergamot and geranium.
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This Caribbean pumpkin slaw is bright, vibrant and all kinds of flavorful, thanks to a spicy saffron vinaigrette, garlic confit and a touch of Scotch bonnet.
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Finish the look with bright red lipstick and a touch of pink on the cheeks, and you'll be the coolest girl at your own damn party.
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Pro: Great belly support, subtle ankle zippers give these a touch of flair, can be dressed upCon: Some may find back panel doesn't provide adequate support
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She has echoed his doubts about President Obama's place of birth, given his campaign a touch of glamour and domesticity, and fully embraced his extravagant lifestyle.
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" Based on preliminary findings, Kebreab said a touch of seaweed added to the cattle's diet appears to reduce dairy cows' gassiness by "well over 27 percent.
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But as a hot pot lover, I had my go-to sauce combo: sesame paste, chili oil, garlic, green onion, and a touch of soy sauce.
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A naughty example here — Degas's only depiction of a ballet jump that I know — is "Pas Battu" (around 1879), which has a touch of deliberate absurdity.
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With a touch of the Alexa button, you can ping a nearby Echo speaker, which will let you tell the microwave what you want to cook.
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Glossy Lids Adding a touch of lip gloss on top of your go-to neutral eye makeup elevates it from everyday to extra special, says Barose.
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The former Victoria's Secret Angel upped the color on this look with strappy silver sandals, a touch of red lipstick, and an eye-catching white purse.
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Let's get over the idea that vegetables have to be served pristinely, steamed delicately and plated spartanly with "just a touch" of olive oil and salt.
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Stuck between his sexual desire and the fear of his own mortality, his screaming face is one of anxiety, fear, and maybe a touch of panic.
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Editor's note: We're in the process of testing and reviewing Supergoop's Play sunscreen, too, which comes with ample zinc oxide and a touch of titanium dioxide.
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So this year, I'm thankful for ... • The smell of the ocean, which seems to rise up all over Sydney whenever a touch of calm is needed.
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Jim Sharman, director, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975) I like theater of myth and magic with a touch of vaudeville, and it had the trifecta.
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These deliberate acts of confounding point out the absurdity of trying to pin gender and sexuality down, and do so with a touch of dark humor.
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Check In The White Exclusive Suites & Villas, in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores, brings a touch of modern style to the island of São Miguel.
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There was a touch of optimism and relief on Friday that talks would move ahead and that a transition period would provide the needed breathing space.
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Denos and Goodale provide a touch of nostalgia in a pair of pals calling to each other from adjacent houses, stretching a string between two cans.
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To get her signature '60s and '70s colors, she sometimes adds a touch of cocoa powder to produce an ivory-based palette for true avocado green.
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The result is a wholly modern take on the myth (with just a touch of Macbeth swirled in for good measure), and it's a chilling one.
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You simply record your subject in front of a solid green or blue screen, and then add a touch of software magic to change the background.
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The dumplings had a pleasant chewiness, and a touch of clove emanated from the beautiful cabernet-colored sauerkraut, which had been cooked with onion and apple.
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"It's an old-school look that has a touch of luxury to it," said Trey Kerby, the N.B.A. commentator who covered Thursday's green carpet for NBATV.
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On Tuesday, the ministry announced — with what seemed a touch of pride — that Walmart had confirmed to it that the shirts would no longer be sold.
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It's a bit like Marcella Hazan's famous tomato-butter sauce, but with the flavor proportions reversed: more onion and dairy, and just a touch of tomato.
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Understated black leather replaces neutral-colored suede for the footbed, and contrast stitching was added to attach a touch of elegance to the otherwise utilitarian shoe.
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"I go from feeling confident to kind of anxious and wondering if I really know anything," he said with a touch of apprehension in his voice.
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And while Takahashi loves Vivienne Westwood's Seditionaries label from the '20033s, his own version of its spikes and slogans bears more than a touch of manga.
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The whites are superb, and so is this bright, vibrant entry-level red, with earthy minerality, a touch of welcome bitterness and a light tannic grip.
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The strings continue their unspooling, repeating motif as the harmonies transform, sometimes taking on a touch of tang, sometimes shadowed by a dark cloud of dissonance.
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There is also a touch of what feels like product placement, when a character sits upstage reading "Ella Persistió," the Spanish-language version of Clinton's book.
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Now in his mid-70s, he brought a touch of frost to Shakespeare's sylvan Forest of Arden, summoning the hard-times atmosphere of the Great Depression.
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The outbreak in China "feels distant geographically and culturally, with a touch of racism, as if we measure lives lost in a different way," he said.
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The $1,495 optional system allows drivers with a touch of a button to lift the car's front end by two inches, helping avoid damage from obstacles.
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Yet there's a touch of Madame Tussauds in the approach of "Contact High," which sets aside visual analysis for an undemanding showcase of your favorite celebrities.
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Catskill Distilling's amber spirit is earthy yet light, with a touch of vanilla sweetness on the finish: One and Only Buckwheat, $65 for 750 milliliters, mouth.com.
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The possibility that both teams may move added a touch of the surreal to the taunts and gibes that fans aimed at one another on Sunday.
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The sachet brews a deep blond cup with a touch of heat, thanks to some ginger, and doubles as a flavoring agent for soups and stews.
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Fabrics were plush, and the palette soothing (gray, white, camel, olive green with a touch of silver and gold for evening and jewel tones for accent).
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Cats represents the excesses theater fans often associate with Lloyd Webber, with an emphasis on glitz and commercialism, bombast, and perhaps a touch of general weirdness.
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When an award-winning chef says that he's not into being too "cheffy," you may wonder, with a touch of trepidation, what there is for dinner.
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Upon first sip, it reveals a distinct potency with powerful, woody notes and a long stewed fruit finish, with a touch of leather and cigar box.
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The accessory, which added a touch of characteristic goofiness and whimsy to the actor's dusty pink velvet suit, was an instant hit with the preshow's viewers.
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But it also has new, evolutionary traits—a touch of adventure game DNA, a sprinkling of self-aware humor—that work really well within the structure.
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The lyrics remind me of Joni Mitchell while the delivery brings Aimee Mann to mind, with just a touch of debt to Fiona Apple's way with words.
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At first glance, Gen Z may appear to be like every generation of youth before them: unflinchingly determined, stubborn, idealistic, and clinging to a touch of naiveté.
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Add a touch of pale pink or white shadow to the inner corners of your eyes to open them up and keep your eyes from looking droopy.
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If you're feeling a touch of déjà vu, that's because this telescope has been subject to nearly annual delays and budget increases since its inception in 1996.
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I'm always ridiculously uncomfortable and shy in new spaces, and comically for a DJ, clubs often give me a touch of vertigo, especially when in full swing.
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This Palm Bay estate is located about an hour away from the Orlando's Walt Disney World, but it's decorated with more than a touch of Disney magic.
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That trick of combining ironic humor with a touch of authentic human emotion was key to the first film, and the same holds true in Deadpool 2.
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Republicans and Democrats could watch the Carson monologue and laugh at clever humor with a touch of embedded social commentary without feeling that Carson was taking sides.
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She shows a touch of superstition by always making sure there is pizza during debate prep, because that's been her team's tradition throughout all of her campaigns.
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But a minute or so in, Mozart explores the complex implications of that theme in an inventive episode that Fellner plays brilliantly, with a touch of slyness.
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Many Argentines, with memories of the severe economic crisis following a 2002 default, took to social media to express their surprise, some with a touch of humor.
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Whether it's adding some bling to their favorite car or adorning themselves with giant baubles, millionaires and billionaires are not afraid to add a touch of sparkle.
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You've probably tried countless curl concoctions — a little leave-in here, a touch of mousse there — looking for just the right combo to conjure next-level ringlets.
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Introducing: the Narwhal BBQ Skewer Set, a pair of two stainless steel "unicorns of the sea" that will add a touch of whimsy to your grilling sessions.
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Her caramelized and comfit fennel with a touch of sugar, added to her sea scallop and pine nuts dish, is an enigma to anyone who's tried it.
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And Hu never made a better wuxia adventure than "A Touch of Zen" (1971), the first Chinese entry to receive an award at the Cannes Film Festival.
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It starts in a tumbledown village somewhere between Mysore and Bangalore, neither under- nor overplayed in its squalor, with a touch of rustic grace on the side.
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A plain salmon skin hand roll could have been a little more engaging, bolstered with, say, a touch of pickled plum or a bit of shiso leaf.
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The dialogue retains plenty of Virginia ham (puns; gags about Ed's cooking), but it provides sincerity, too, and some of Arnold's zingers have a touch of wisdom.
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And then with a touch of envy they wondered: why don't we live in a house like that ourselves, a place that must be full of stories?
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Right clicking on an iPad lets you copy text, open web pages, and various other functions, and all you need is a touch of a single finger.
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Hitchcock says the satin waistband on these tuxedo trousers adds a touch of elegance, and pairing them with a simple silk, spaghetti-strap top completes the look.
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Basically, when it comes to fiction, I love character-based books with beautiful writing, plenty of atmosphere, secrets and mysteries, and maybe a touch of the numinous.
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Moore is a fan of this ZYER serving tray, as it "adds a touch of natural texture to any space" and is made with eco-friendly rattan.
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"A Touch of Zen" has since served as the template for many martial arts films, but its balletic action, wide-screen panoramas and punchy montage remain impressive.
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Related: A Touch of Fantasy Emanates from Manuela Lendoyro's Photorealistic Paintings These Creepy Paintings Look Ripped from a Surreal Storybook Hyperrealistic Oil Paintings Highlight Blossoming Young Women
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If you're looking for a hamper that will actually add a touch of décor to your home, you'll love the Seville Classics Water Hyacinth Oval Double Hamper.
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While some say you should never wear white after Labor Day, we highly disagree and are adamant fans of "winter white," with a touch of royal sparkle.
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I was wearing a thin, plain sweater under a gray herringbone jacket with a touch of blue, and I had a canvas bag slung across my shoulder.
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I was able to salvage an old mirror and place it atop my dresser, which really opens up the space and lends it a touch of class.
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Check it out ... a combo of British duds that would shock even Elton John, and a touch of Americana that looks like a 4th of July BBQ.
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Many of the streamers are likely to be teenagers, drawn to the show's "Dear Evan Hansen" meets "Mean Girls" sensibility, with a touch of sci-fi added.
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Then I keep the other seasonings delicate: a touch of lemon zest, a sprinkle of nutmeg and a little brown sugar, just enough to round things out.
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The Garden View rooms are surprisingly large, furnished with an island flair and a touch of mid-century style, similar to the approach seen in the lobby.
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Though he found moments to let phrases soar with operatic splendor, Mr. Flórez brought a touch of cabaret crooner to his lovely performances of these intimate songs.
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Many of the streets are cobbled, and though touristy, the horses and carriages trotting through the city center really do add a touch of old-world charm.
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The wine extended well into the complex territory of tobacco, smoke and leather, with a touch of vanilla from its long rest in old American oak vats.
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Any dessert that relies on a touch of burned sugar, from flan to crème brûlée, will go limp and lifeless if that caramel is cooked too lightly.
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Dressed with olive oil and red wine vinegar, with a touch of garlic, this salad is draped with anchovy fillets, the perfect counterpoint to the tomatoes' sweetness.
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Polish the getup with some key accessories: a structured belt bag with gold detailing, croc-embossed black loafers, and gold geometric earrings for a touch of shine.
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"Some folks on TV are starting to use the word 'front-runner' to describe our standing right here in Iowa," he said, with a touch of swagger.
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After the Mass, the hugs he received from the long line of relatives and friends had some sadness in them, but a touch of welcome home, too.
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There's even a touch of "2001: A Space Odyssey" in the vision of Earth in "the near future," only here, conquering space hasn't eradicated warring over resources.
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Avocados have run Mexico dry, almonds have done the same to California, imported soy comes complete with a hefty carbon footprint and a touch of mass deforestation.
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Just watch out for a touch of unexpected drama, especially in your social life, creative life, or love life, on October 10, when Mercury opposes wildcard Uranus.
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But I am who I am, and I am a woman who has always loved a happy ending that comes with a touch of melancholy, nostalgia, or macabre.
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The star of Cooking Channel's Man Fire Food adds sweetness and a touch of heat to his recipe 12 peeled raw jumbo shrimp, tail-on (about 12 oz.)
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A light dusting delivers just a touch of shimmer, great for every day, but layer on a few more swipes and you're Kim K. Translation: It's wonderfully buildable.
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While the makeup was an experiment that I most definitely will not be continuing, it did teach me how healthy a touch of blush can make you look.
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This could mean the eventual release of branded tablets, wearables, medical devices, appliances, and point-of-sale terminals, all of which will have a touch of BlackBerry DNA.
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Of course, a bacon emoji arrives courtesy of Liza Nelson; Crispin Finn offers a touch of humor with his random suggestions that include a fan and a spade.
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Coats and jackets had very large V-necklines, while tops and long shirt and other dresses were adorned in tiny mirror shapes that added a touch of sparkle.
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The Toy Story franchise is one of Pixar's most beloved series, but the last three films felt like they were missing a little something: a touch of Canada.
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Just as the world and gameplay are flexible and open, offering players a degree of choice, Kasurinen says that he also enjoys stories with a touch of ambiguity.
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The first episode of Netflix's new horror series The Order, which premieres on March 7th, reads like a pretty straightforward supernatural drama with a touch of dark humor.
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As it turns out, to get Stephanie Broek's signature look, all it may take is a pair of oversized sunglasses, a good dress, and a touch of pink.
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It's a subtle, classic design that goes a ways toward bringing a touch of class to devices that often go too far in the direction of overt gadgetry.
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The star said she still likes to add a touch of cream contour and highlight to chisel her nose, even when she's going for a low-key look.
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Why not take a trip to Sin City for a one-of-kind mother-daughter experience that comes with a touch of Canning Tatum (and steaming-hot men)?
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To complete the look, the duo added a touch of mascara and some of the same Elizabeth Arden Cool Glow Cheek Tint in Berry Rush on the lips.
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Once out of the asylum, Anna lived with a variety of people who wanted a touch of Russian nobility in their lives, whether motivated by sentimentality or profit.
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But there's still a touch of magical realism present, particularly in the couldn't-be-timelier element of a solar eclipse that occurred the day of Jessie's past assault.
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In particular, the refined, skin tone-inspired Pink Gold color scheme is intended to soothe and incorporate a touch of gentleness, radiance and sophistication to the smartphones' design.
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If you're looking to breathe a touch of creative into your text messages — or switch things up beyond overused emoji — look no further than the Japanese Kana keyboard.
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Las Olas Cafe brings to this almost completely gentrified neighborhood a touch of the past—when the area was a site of the events that underlie Scarface, i.e.
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Royal wedding guests may have had a strict dress code to follow, but leave it to James Corden to add a touch of humor to the stringent guidelines.
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The most creative moments often feel like outlying details in a world that's sometimes striving, not always successfully, for gritty noir realism and a touch of swaggering romance.
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His movies, including "Platform" (2000), "The World" (2004) and "A Touch of Sin" (2013), combine humanist empathy with a sharp eye for how societal change affects personal relationships.
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"It Italy, they can be very conservative about classic art," said Erica Pelosini, the jean-shorts clad Florentine firecracker behind Louis Leeman shoes, with a touch of chagrin.
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His voice—distorted and warped by Auto-Tune—plays the role of a synthesiser, wailing and warbling beneath the beat to give it a touch of extra drama.
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Free of artificial colors and flavors, the cold-pressed juice is mixed with fresh water and a touch of sugar, and packaged in an old-fashioned glass bottle.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Iceland's last-ditch defending, never-say-die attitude and a touch of luck was just too much for Austria's inexperienced side, beaten coach Marcel Koller said.
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Mr. Dolan, in his family drama, seems to be trying for the operatic excesses that sometimes work for Pedro Almodóvar, with a touch of John Cassavetes thrown in.
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They would tend to the cemeteries of these deceased veterans and leave flowers dotting the graves of loved ones — a touch of beauty to contrast the somber ambiance.
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Mr. Jia, the Chinese director perhaps best known here for "A Touch of Sin," his 2013 examination of modern China, visits his home province and reflects on change.
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He came within a touch of winning it all, at 14-10, before the Korean scored five straight times to win his country's first Olympic gold in epee.
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Dressed in pale pink, Winfrey added a touch of Hollywood glamor inside the chapel, wearing sunglasses as she chatted to British actor Idris Elba ahead of the service.
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"The data this morning was weak enough to add a touch of concern to the market," said Jason Leinwand, managing director at Riverside Risk Advisors in New York.
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A thick mockneck sweater is a stylish as well as practical winter wardrobe staple, and wearing it in white adds a touch of light on a cold day.
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Lawmakers and musical artists came together Wednesday night for live performances, award presentations and even a touch of legislative lobbying for the annual Grammys on The Hill ceremony.
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We live in an age when consumers can purchase almost any product they want from online retailers and can hail a ride with a touch of their smartphone.
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In June 2017, the European Union announced an allocation of 357 million euros, or $413 million — about 85 percent of the bridge's cost — with a touch of fanfare.
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The hawks share the neocons' aggressiveness and the realists' wariness of nation building; they also have a touch of paleoconservatism, embracing "America First" without its non-interventionist implications.
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A touch of humor is added by Olivia Munn, bringing her limited but reliably funny "are you kidding me?" attitude to the role of a visiting American agent.
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