Alcoves and torches and flowers and trees appear ad nauseum.
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This has been looked at for so long, ad nauseum.
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These are themes regurgitated by Republicans ad nauseum since 28503.
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Patla's task: watching clocks tick, ad nauseum, for over 14 years.
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In season one, Jen calls Dawson sweet, romantic, and caring ad nauseum.
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OVERCOMING COMPARISON After Sonny was born, I encountered the same questions ad nauseum.
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We've debated the finale ad nauseum — now it's time to deal with the consequences.
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Or Trump repeating ad nauseum how much we're "going to win," if he's elected.
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All of this is known, and has been repeated ad nauseum throughout this election.
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Sunday morning: The tax returns are discussed ad nauseum on the political talk shows.
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As a result, ideas are often debated 'ad nauseum' and fail to come to fruition.
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The obfuscation simply gets copied ad nauseum as farmers' data gets sold to company after company.
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The Lakers found Bryant ad nauseum, their only offensive variation consisting of his different starting positions.
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We will see every single one of these matches again, ad nauseum, in the coming months.
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People you like argued ad nauseum, and ungodly promoted content took over your carefully curated Instagram feeds.
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If that's not enough, Republican senators and congressmen piled on ad nauseum at hearings and other public venues.
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As Strange pointed out ad nauseum in his debate with Moore Thursday, he also has the endorsement of Trump.
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"There isn't much new, if you're talking about Russia-specific collusion — we've been over that ad nauseum," Stewart said.
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Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) lamented the "moments of silence ad nauseum" without a single gun vote on the floor.
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"Never again" was the message of the day, one that has been repeated ad nauseum regarding the Wuhan virus.
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When Obama took office, Beck promoted ad nauseum the idea that his administration was an unprecedented threat to America.
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You're actually being a partisan hack who is just attacking me ad nauseum ... Tucker Carlson: Oh, I'm being a partisan hack.
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MORE, his opponents, and the media itself which covers Trump's outrages ad nauseum, to the exclusion of reasonable other points of view.
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The ghoul enthusiasm and scattered webs of wires and equipment look uncannily like the slew of ghost hunting television currently broadcasted ad nauseum.
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If one phrase is going to be repeated ad nauseum around the 15th anniversary of Facebook's creation, it's that a lot has changed.
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Well, we have two: That Justin Bieber reactivates his account and every single celeb continues to document their lives ad nauseum on the app.
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But there are certain mainstream narratives that the style sheep of the world blindly bleat ad nauseum: Birkenstocks are ugly—just like cargo shorts.
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The days following the debate are going to be a storm of think pieces where every aspect of the debate will be dissected ad nauseum.
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We can assume Bella's not necessarily growing her leg hair to make a political stance — in fact, she chronicles her hair removal ad nauseum on Twitter.
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Scientists Detect 'Peculiar' Signals From Nearby Star (DW news) to Aliens Could Be Behind 'Peculiar' Radio Signals From Nearby Star (Daily Caller), and so on ad nauseum.
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Viewers got the backstory (the classic "how did you end up like this?" question that every wheelchair user is asked ad nauseum) every time they tuned in.
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Radiohead rarely tells even mini-stories anymore, and instead leaves the listener with a vague impression of those many themes that music writers have identified ad nauseum.
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He was quite clever in a way, that he summarised everything in very simple terms and repeated ad nauseum the same same thing over and over again.
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Once described ad nauseum as "ramshackle", Tell Me How You Really Feel shows off the group's joint dexterity, and flaunts an aptitude for sweaty solos and tense codas.
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It's the obvious starting point, thanks to Susan Fowler's scathing, brilliantly written memoir of her year there, during which sexist insult was piled upon misogynist injury ad nauseum.
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While Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again," has been used ad nauseum, in Obama's eyes, the nation and the people in it have never stopped being great.
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Destroyer is a map that's been replicated ad nauseum in indie rock, forging a path for songwriting that projects personal shortcomings onto the world to become common practice.
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He has repeated, ad nauseum, his unverified claims of wealth, sexual magnetism, and brilliance -- a "very stable genius" -- in an effort to produce the image of a great man.
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Here's an easy one to stick to in 2016: We will not make the financial world discuss and debate ad nauseum when the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates.
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Trump's mental health has been speculated about ad nauseum since before and after he became president—a trend that will probably continue for the near and long term future.
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Yet putting aside the fact that Clinton tried and failed to make Bannon a campaign issue, everything that they say about Bannon has been said about Trump ad nauseum.
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Even there, how big a dream is it when Balor and Nakamura interact pretty much weekly and could be on the same show, working a program ad nauseum, next week?
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As a result, Clinton begins, as we have heard ad nauseum, ostensibly more "presidential"—a superficial advantage that history – including the recent GOP primaries - tells us confers few electoral benefits.
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Read MoreThe Fed is freaking out about financial markets As you may recall prior to the December Fed hike, the major potential drawbacks were addressed ad nauseum in the press.
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But with Trump's rabid assistance and no shortage of abysmal crisis management from team Clinton, the scandal was overhyped ad nauseum as evidence of Clinton's arrogance and disregard for the rules.
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"While we've all been focused on Lotus for ad nauseum, this is a diversified porfolio that's delivering," said BMO Capital Markets analyst Joanne Wuensch, adding that the quarter held "no surprises".
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Even more troubling: While both the Facebook and Equifax breaches have been talked about ad nauseum, neither incidents have changed how people safeguard their personal data security in a productive way.
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It is, in the end, less an explanation of a phenomenon than a symptom of it: Any charismatic voice in the wilderness, listened to ad nauseum, can start to sound lucid.
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He has three main arguments on which he hangs the illusion of intellect, which he repeated ad nauseum on the campaign trail, and continues to repeat to anyone who will listen.
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But trust us when we tell you that there's one more that's going to make you spit out your coffee, hit replay, share with your friends, and then quote it ad nauseum.
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You don't just offer a 15-year-old the chance to write a cover story for America's name-brand music culture magazine and not reference it ad nauseum as the epitome of cool.
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The things we think of as memes now are mostly defined by being iterative: a photo you can write new captions over and over ad nauseum and can mean a million different things.
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Without set boundaries, you can end up second-guessing yourself and re-working your idea ad nauseum, often resulting in a frustratingly drawn-out process accompanied by pure, unfiltered resentment towards your own work.
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As we've explored ad nauseum, CBD coffee is literally everywhere, amid widespread claims that CBD takes the jittery edge off cold brews and double-shot lattes to the relief of overworked but anxious Millennials nationwide.
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In the thoroughly rewatchable video for their song, "Hey Grandma," the band repeats their ab-fucking-surdly catchy chorus: "Hey Grandma, merry Christmas, I'm in a punk band" ad nauseum until the point sticks in.
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I became acutely aware that leggings were possibly the most misunderstood garment in high school, when I heard people idiotically recite the same clichéd opinion ad nauseum: I hate when people wear leggings as pants.
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So we should talk about it ad nauseum in the hope that my two favorite rappers, Lil Wayne and Future, will make many, many, many more songs with the current best rapper alive, Kendrick Lamar.
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" Cumberbatch also watched two pieces of footage of the man himself on Youtube ad nauseum to try to mimic his mannerisms, posture, and his "very particular Durham dialect," and "his way of holding himself in public.
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Projects like Beyonce's Lemonade, Solange's A Seat At The Table, as well as Blood Orange's Freetown Sound, cited ad nauseum in discussions of politicized music, speak directly to the injustices that appear constantly in the news.
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It's been discussed ad nauseum how a Trump presidency might revive the spirit of punk rock and, seeing as how we're dealing with a psychologically unstable egomaniac bragging about expanding nuclear capabilities, who the fuck cares?
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Under the guise of grandma Edna or valley girl Navaeh, Kitboga might let a scammer posing as an antivirus software salesperson install ransomware onto a computer, or explain ad nauseum how to transfer bitcoin to India.
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While music producers are responsible for the biggest songs that top the Billboard charts, play ad nauseum on the radio and are most streamed, they often fly under the radar for their behind-the-scenes hitmaking prowess.
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People who are paid by advertising, one way or another, inevitably wind up rationalizing that ads are somehow good for people, that they like seeing ads as long as they match their demographic and interests, etc etc ad nauseum.
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Rather, NFL passing has been refined into a specialization within a specialization: Spamming safe, mid-range throws ad nauseum and exploiting the league's Charmin-soft rubric for defensive pass interference to stack yards in the most obvious ways possible.
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How will the Raptors respond if they go down 2-1 and have to hear about Kawhi's free agency ad nauseum, as the pressure to emerge victorious, exorcise their demons, and script a new narrative starts to drown everything around them?
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Apple, Google scrap for scarce AI expertise with more than 50 acquisitions since 2010 Artificial intelligence is more than just a two-word phrase that platform executives repeat ad nauseum in every social setting, on stage appearance, and Congressional hearing.
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If you love your friend, you'll support them through nearly anything, and that means standing by their side and not calling them out for talking ad nauseum about how angry this show that they are voluntarily watching makes them every week.
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And there are no doubt plenty of people who would happily go through December without having their ears assaulted by the twinkling of bells or "fa la la la la la la la la" and "pa rum pum pum pum" repeated ad nauseum.
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It is a subject debated ad nauseum by hundreds of pundits or discussed by fans as they stroll the Mall of America hoping to catch sight of the Patriots or the Philadelphia Eagles, who are staying in hotels attached to the sprawling complex.
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After spending months inveighing against Clinton's supposed coziness with Wall Street, Trump is putting former Goldman Sachs executives in charge of the government; after Trump complaining ad nauseum about Clinton's lax email practices, his own White House staff is reportedly using private email accounts.
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The uneven rollout of new chip credit cards has transformed many checkouts into a time-consuming mess — you insert the chip, something goes wrong, you swipe the card, the cashier hits a button and tells you to insert the chip again, repeat ad nauseum.
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"Most every prosecutor would tell a story about being forced to brief issues ad nauseum including during trial," said Scott Fredericksen, a former section chief in the Eastern District of Virginia who now handles criminal white-collar cases at the law firm Foley & Lardner.
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It still relies on the same tired-ass, woman-ass tropes I'd love to see banned from horror for the next decade—storylines revolving around motherhood, pregnancy, marriage and children, repeat ad nauseum—but the violence is more than atypically indelicate, it bangs like a gong.
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As Caviness again slept live on camera in an RV earlier this week, stoned and on a camping trip with her dog, lingering viewers trolled her with absurd text-to-speech messages: "My sprinkler goes like thiststststststststststst," a British computer voice read out loud ad nauseum.
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The far-reaching effects of the previous versions of the GOP healthcare initiative have been covered ad nauseum, but one of the issues that has received relatively less attention is how the GOP's healthcare bill would affect some of the most vulnerable members of the population: those with mental illnesses.
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When scenes and dialogues are reliant on texting and the unique things about it — like Schumer writing and rewriting messages ad nauseum, or Susan Sarandon's character relentlessly poking her beleaguered daughter with blippy texts in Lorene Scafaria's delightful The Meddler — it shines, because you can't imagine the action without it.
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" (For those who were immune in high school, "senioritis" is when you just can't anymore at the end of high school.) So the outfit came about because he realized "If I'm gonna continue to jump through these hoops and I'm gonna continue to talk about this movie that I've talked about ad nauseum, I'm gonna be comfortable.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE was attacked ad nauseum, while Clinton's scandals were largely downplayed or given a free pass.
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Well, it appears for Frankel, it all goes back to a pattern of behavior — including a scene in the show's third season when Singer badgered Frankel during a walk on the Brooklyn bridge, and an incident that happened during the filming of Frankel's now-canceled talk show in which Singer stole two dresses (the two argued about this, ad nauseum, during the season 7 reunion).
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The New York born, Puerto Rico raised rapper appeared on no fewer than nine different January singles as either a lead or featured artist, including tracks with Dillon Francis, Jaudy, and the presently incarcerated Anuel AA. On the would-be signature earworm "Austin Baby," a robotic pitched-up voice persists with reciting the title ad nauseum in between laidback verses over a woozy beat.
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Ryan Adams was the self-professed "wannabe beat poet guy," fitting the chain-smoking mold of folk predecessors like Bob Dylan; LCD Soundsystem saw James Murphy fusing rock sounds with electronic elements as had been covered ad nauseum through the 93s; and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O rocked the costume-heavy art-punk done 20 years prior by Wendy O and the Plasmatics.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad inifitum ad nauseum, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do -- because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseum -- when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of the institutions of our liberty, then we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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The first album from DFD in eight years, Sweet Nothings, was released on July 22, 2014, after being funded through Indiegogo. Due to the success from their Indiegogo campaign, in 2015 the band announced that they will be releasing a follow up album entitled 'Ad Nauseum'. They also announced three nights in London, England, for September 2014, and the success of those sell-out dates prompted a UK tour with Psychostick in 2015. The album was released on October 2, 2015.
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Allison Kaplan Sommer, "Ad Nauseum: [sic] How Supporters and Opponents Are Trying to Sell the Iranian Nuclear Deal", Haaretz (26 August 2015). Various pro-agreement ads were run by MoveOn.org (which ran an ad titled "Let Diplomacy Work"), Americans United for Change (which warned "They're back—the Iraq war hawks are fighting the Iran deal, want more war" over photos of Bolton, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld), and Global Zero (which ran a humorous ad featuring actors Jack Black, Morgan Freeman, and Natasha Lyonne). The New York-based Iran Project, a nonprofit led by former high-level U.S. diplomats and funded by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, along with the United Nations Association of the United States, supported the agreement.Peter Waldman, "How Freelance Diplomacy Bankrolled by Rockefellers Has Paved the Way for an Iran Deal", Bloomberg Politics (2 July 2015).
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