Well, it's apropos of this as it relates to elections.
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Apropos of nothing, wow, what a lengthy and comprehensive Wikipedia page.
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Tommy will often just quote his own movie apropos of nothing.
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"I was famous in the '90s, too," he added, apropos of … what?
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" Apropos of nothing, Max asked, "Do you think the bathroom is clean?
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It's apropos of the company's 1,200-plus employees, 95% of which are women.
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Speaking of uncomfortable scenes, in one, apropos of nothing, your character starts beatboxing.
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Shortly thereafter (and apropos of nothing), Lux starts sucking her son Harlo's cock.
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"I wasn't brought up," he once said ruefully, apropos of his artistic background.
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Shout out to Alan Jackson's 1992 country hit "Chattahoochee" tho, apropos of nothing.
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Apropos of Nothing has gone to Arcade Publishing, an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing.
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Apropos of nothing yesterday, "dongxipunata" posted the above image to the r/Oculus subreddit.
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In other words, this is another minefield that Giuliani wandered into apropos of nothing.
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" Responding to a reporter's question in jest, "Apropos of nothing, what's the secretary's IQ?
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Apropos of nothing, here's a list of high-rated charities that also accept donations.
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Arcade Publishing released "Apropos of Nothing" today, with a first run of 75,000 copies.
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A young man approached me and, apropos of nothing, asked if I liked Kolkata.
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"Vidal said, apropos of nothing, 'I want you to find Scotty for me,'" Tyrnauer recalled.
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Apropos of the Spice Girls, Duncan was asking me if I wanted to party tonight.
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"big state energy," the State of New Jersey tweeted, apropos of nothing, on December 21st.
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Apropos of his figure, Ryan suggests there might be some false reporting out there about it.
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Apropos of nothing, Fantastic Beats and Where to Find Them would make a great mixtape name.
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"It's interesting that your genes are so strong," the family matriarch tells Scott, apropos of nothing.
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Next, apropos of nothing, it was time for some public nudity on the streets of London.
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That's apropos of Braid's entire career, as they were always a bit ahead of the curve.
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It makes clear that selling the apropos-of-nothing, absurdist chills of creepypasta requires pokerfaced commitment.
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"Planning to send Dragon to Mars as soon as 2018," SpaceX tweeted this morning, apropos of nothing.
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Apropos of a Republican convention, one demonstrator simply dressed as Abraham Lincoln, the party's first elected president.
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Chases start apropos of nothing except feelings or an awareness of "well documented" conditions like personality projection.
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"We are all such clichés," a passer-by remarks, apropos of what it is not exactly clear.
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"Remember the dishwasher, you'd press it, boom — there'd be like an explosion," he said, apropos of nothing.
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But one day, seemingly apropos of nothing, the song sprung itself on me and I was hooked.
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Perhaps you remember, in days of yore, pretending that the floor was made of lava apropos of nothing.
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Apropos of the Pepe controversy, there was a strong tendency among cartoonists to associate frogs with stereotypical blackness.
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" ... and apropos of nothing, "we had a lot to learn, but overall the platform is very, very solid.
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On Monday, news broke that Woody Allen will be releasing a memoir titled Apropos of Nothing this April.
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Allen's generally has not, and Apropos of Nothing, like most books of nonfiction, was not fact-checked either.
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These questions were apropos of nothing; we hadn't had a death in the family or lost a pet.
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" Aside another great runway, a friend announced, apropos of nothing: "That looks like a final collection to me.
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One of them, an astrophysicist, told me, apropos of nothing, that the world's helium supply was running low.
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Apropos of nothing, Microsoft founder Bill Gates has decided to share his thoughts on the HBO comedy Silicon Valley.
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General comments apropos of titles: The titles of pictures are not explanations and pictures are not illustrations of titles.
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Apropos of absolutely nothing, a lot of people are discussing the 1998 drama Meet Joe Black on Twitter today.
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Apropos of those sales, by 2020, 90% of Ford's vehicles will be trucks and SUVs, the company announced last month.
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His friends should have warned him that "Apropos of Nothing" is incredibly, unbelievably tone deaf on the subject of women.
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His friends should have warned him that "Apropos of Nothing" is incredibly, unbelievably tone deaf on the subject of women.
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"I think it is vile that apropos of the national emergency, they are trying to get ahead politically," he said.
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On Monday, Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing announced that they would be publishing Allen's "Apropos of Nothing" on April 7.
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" Later in the installment, apropos of nothing, Ron announces, "I have always said I would rather pay child support than alimony.
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"I got you a bowl," she said, seemingly apropos of nothing until I realized she was referring to her wedding gift.
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" Blue Almond Eyes introduced herself as Hilde and said, apropos of nothing: "When we were little we had chicken pox together.
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This level of macabre entertainment is completely apropos of their band name and previous reputations, but is still kind of...strange.
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Allen's memoir, titled Apropos of Nothing, was first set to be published by the Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing this April.
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"I really am a detective, even if you don't believe me," G. tells me, apropos of nothing I can myself detect.
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But if anything will force you to reach for the Kleenex it's a load of strangers singing in unison apropos of nothing.
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Yesterday, apropos of seemingly nothing, a tiny voice deep in the folds of my brain squeaked at me: "Pika-pi," it said.
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"Have you ever been to a volcano when it was erupting?" he asked once during a N.C.A.A. broadcast, apropos of basically nothing.
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Or how about that time 5ive, apropos of nothing, did a version of the Battlestar Galactica theme on one of their albums?
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"I want to try and go to Mecca to say a prayer for the world," Morgan said, apropos of nothing in particular.
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Hachette announced earlier this week that its imprint Grand Central Publishing would be putting out Allen's memoir Apropos of Nothing on April 7.
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This is apropos of nothing, except that wading into the corpus to find something out about year-end exams is fascinating and exhausting.
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On Thursday evening, "apropos of absolutely everything," author Maris Kreizman started sharing her favorite debut novels of 2017 that had been written by women.
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But what if you are a regular human being and a stranger bowled up to you apropos of nothing and accused you of something?
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Hachette Book Group announced Friday that it wouldn't be moving forward with Allen's memoir, "Apropos of Nothing," originally set to be published in April.
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Hachette announced the book deal on Monday, saying its Grand Central Publishing imprint would release Mr. Allen's autobiography, "Apropos of Nothing," on April 7.
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The publisher said on Monday that Mr. Allen's book, titled "Apropos of Nothing," would come out under its Grand Central imprint on April 7.
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Apropos of nothing, here's South African member Margaret Gardiner (who before joining the HFPA was Miss Universe in 903) posing with Blindspot's Jaimie Alexander.
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Apropos of nothing we were discussing, she blurted out that "Harry called" and appeared shocked when I didn't immediately know who she was talking about.
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It is the online equivalent of the old Howard Stern "bababooey" joke – a comment apropos of nothing designed to fluster those taking the proceedings seriously.
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Patrick McCaw is better than Klay, who is obviously better than Steph and KD. Apropos of nothing, Pop popped off about piss and Steve Kerr.
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It was challenging even just to memorize, because a lot of what he says isn't apropos of anything anyone just said or anything that happened.
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He repeated the word all that day, apropos of nothing, swaddled, swaddled, he had never heard it before, the sound of it made him laugh.
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The New York Times also reported that Apropos of Nothing was shopped around to a number of publishers before it landed with Hachette Book Group.
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An otherwise unlikely sexual encounter now has precedent and reasoning, as if teenagers never have sex apropos of nothing and with the least likely partner.
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Though a lot of "oohs" and "aaah" permeated the air above, one person shouted "sputnik!" as his onomatopoeic interpretation, apropos of nothing and decidedly excellent.
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At one point, apropos of nothing, Ms. O'Hara removed an annoying cushion from behind her back and flung it behind her, to Mr. Short's delight.
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"Humbled and thankful, that's what I say when people ask me how I'm doing," Vernon said apropos of nothing towards the end of the show.
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When news broke that controversial figure Woody Allen would be releasing a personal memoir titled Apropos of Nothing, it was immediately met with deserved push back.
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"— and declared, apropos of not much, that "if you get too many men alone and leave us alone for a while, we kind of become morons.
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Apropos of such a problematic argument, are Americans really prepared, with nary a scintilla of analytic insight or nuance, to uncritically accept such a key assumption?
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Apropos of nothing, or perhaps because of those KFC onesies they were both still wearing a day later, she wanted to know what the world headass meant.
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Apropos of absolutely everything, Refinery29 spoke to the duo about their ever-popular segment, cracking jokes with Hillary Clinton, and the effects of antibiotics on female bees.
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Seemingly apropos of nothing, Trump reignited conspiracies that there was something "fishy" about the suicide of Bill Clinton's close friend and former White House counsel Vince Foster.
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There is a unique beauty in a vessel of food or alcoholic beverage or even a packet of tomato soup materializing in one's life apropos of nothing.
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William Burrows, another San Francisco sage like yourself, said apropos of porn, but really said that sex is the virus that's always searching for a new host.
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Hachette Book Group announced it will no longer publish the famed, but controversial, director's memoir, "Apropos of Nothing," which was originally scheduled to hit bookshelves in April.
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Apropos of nothing, I was reading the Wikipedia character page for Sophia Peletier, Carol's daughter who died all the way back in The Walking Dead season two.
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Maybe Mr. Bush was trying to compensate for the time he told a New Hampshire crowd, apropos of nothing, that he loves his mom more than his dad.
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Is there a question that bassist Nicky Wire—a man who has been interviewed precisely one billion times—has not been asked, or answered anyway apropos of nothing?
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With great gusto Mark had knocked out, apropos of the hypercapitalistic reader: As class-based submissiveness justly evaporates, appropriate deference —to expertise, rationality, and even data—also disappears.
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On Friday the 13th, apropos of nothing, Netflix shared a video mourning the Stranger Things 2 deaths that still haunt us: Bob Newby (Sean Astin) and Mews the cat.
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Late Sunday, seemingly apropos of nothing, he wrote on Twitter: Then, early Monday, he praised the media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, whose Fox News channel has turned increasingly pro-Trump.
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Apropos of the title: 'BLACK IS A COLOR', Roth has used saturated black paint in her paintings as a through-line for the emphasis of drawing in her working method.
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Unfortunately, no one listens to J.Lo's advice and, before the rose ceremony, Colton, apropos of nothing again, brings up his virginity in terms of the fantasy suites to Chris Harrison.
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The 85033-page "Apropos of Nothing" had been dropped by its original publisher, Hachette Book Group, earlier this month over employee protests based on previous sexual assault allegations against Allen.
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" This also goes for the new (to me, anyway), aggressive cousin of unsolicited opinions, when someone says, apropos of some personal choice, "Would you like to know what I think?
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Edgar tells Doug Benson that he can't write for the show because it upsets Dorothy (who Benson refers to as "sloppy blowjob Dorothy" apropos of nothing), but then changes his mind.
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All this, believe it or not, was apropos of Angela Hackett's painting— Because when looking at a thing we often drift into a memory of something else, However tenuous the link.
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Apropos of labor, both Young and Eckes worked as labor organizers at Mills College in Oakland and Temple University in Philadelphia, respectively, where they took part in rare successful unionization campaigns.
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Also, apropos of nothing, please join us for an exclusive start-to-finish performance of Lit's 1999 album A Place in the Sun, taking place at the Arby's in Middle Village, Queens?
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Hachette, one of the "Big Five" houses in trade book publishing, announced on Monday that it would be publishing Allen's memoir Apropos of Nothing through its imprint Grand Central Publishing in April.
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Or the fact that, as Alexander Fury pointed out in T magazine apropos of the Marc Jacobs uproar, fashion has been engaged in one form or another of cultural appropriation for decades.
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" Then, apropos of nothing, Zelensky told Trump this: "Actually last time I traveled to the United States, I stayed in New York near Central Park and I stayed at the Trump Tower.
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But then, nearly a year after moving here, on a gray March day, walking through the lingering snow slush, I suddenly remembered, apropos of nothing, that I had always wanted to move here.
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"Epstein didn't kill himself" became a meme, helped along by another Fox News segment in which a former Navy SEAL closed out an interview about military dogs with the phrase, apropos of nothing.
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And so it goes throughout Apropos of Nothing, which came out in a surprise drop on Monday after Allen's last publisher canceled the book due to staff protests: Allen sticks to his story.
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But apropos of this week's release of An Inconvenient Sequel and a book of the same name, Gore, 69, is thrusting himself back into the spotlight as America's top spokesperson for climate change activism.
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She later brought up a study, which she wanted to make clear was apropos of nothing and was part of an "intellectual conversation," about how we perceive women in power who do something bad.
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But after finding all this out apropos of nothing I can absolutely picture us playing miniature golf together before she gives me a swing dance lesson and I try to ignore her saying "Japanese-y".
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"I recently experimented with pouring Equal, the sugar substitute, on my genitals and had an oral sexual encounter, and it made me have ball-and-dick brûlée," Marilyn Manson tells Courtney Love, apropos of nothing.
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Last year, apropos of nothing, really, we spent some time cruising around Reddit and interacting with KoЯn fans to find out how they like to eat their corn, as enthusiasts of the homophonic nü metal band.
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Apropos of nothing and without any explanation whatsoever, Charlie promptly falls head over heels in love with a taciturn Polish immigrant named Matteusz (Jordan Renzo), who proceeds to moon over Charlie for the rest of the season.
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Apropos of nothing, I started thinking about winter feeding stations, because I haven't gotten my birdseed out yet and all the tough birds in Queens, N.Y., are probably plotting to break my door down early one morning.
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Putting aside his carpentry for a moment, he looks directly into the camera and intones, apropos of nothing, "Love your neighbor!" with the same studied nonchalance with which you might ask the CVS manager where the condoms are.
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" He then accosts another passerby who calls Jones "trash" and tips coffee on him, Jones babbling that "this literal slave of the system" was the victim of "brainwashing" before concluding, apropos of no-fucking-idea: "That's why they're allied with jihadis.
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Earlier, he'd told me, apropos of the New York venue, "I have no connection with the Jewish faith whatsoever," and although I understood the point about his upbringing and his mother's Catholicism, it seemed to leave part of the story untold.
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Twitter search "Africa + Toto" and watch your screen fill with apropos-of-nothing declarations of happiness and love: "I don't know what it is about 'Africa' by Toto, but it makes me feel like I can do anything," one reads.
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There are so many distractions that you'd rather be doing than sitting in the dark, doing the Running Man by yourself, based on this completely asinine premise that you have a deep-rooted suspicion, apropos of nothing, that you're an author, but secretly.
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Today, he trails off mid-sentence, goes off on fantastical tangents—at one point he launches into a story that involves someone sniping Theresa May, a wife murdering her husband with soup, and a pixie and Elmo from Sesame Street apropos of nothing.
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I think people are going to see, as I said would be the case, apropos of SESTA and FOSTA, that most of what you're going to do is drive the bad guys onto the dark web and there will be less exposure.
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I dutifully did so, and his rambling reply included this line, apropos of nothing: – Lena I wrote a short eBook overviewing a fairly specific area of my field—creating and maintaining style guides for web use—and made it available on my website for $8.
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Apropos of being launched the weekend of Valentine's Day, I asked Mohit about whether he'd ever considered developing a dating category for Flipagram, where people browsed Flips of people looking to meet others folks, and then used the DM feature to contact each other.
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Universal health care: Apropos of a common Bernie Sanders refrain — about the United States being the only developed country that does not provide health coverage to all residents — we looked at the battles that Britain, Canada and Australia went through to establish single-payer systems.
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Showing off his quick wit, the 88-year-old former astronaut and Command Pilot in the United States Air Force was quick to tell Boness and the rest of Aldrin&aposs 1.4 million Twitter followers that he took the first selfie space, apropos of Thursday&aposs #NationalSelfieDay.
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But if any rap album I listen to runs the risk of making fun of my eyes apropos of nothing, that's an issue; the pervasive pattern presents an undeniable portrait of a slanted perception, in which Asians are othered and associated only with an altered state.
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For example, apropos of not much, on a jaunt out of the city, Andrew happens to notice "the opaque, misplaced names on the road signs — Goshen, Rehoboth, Bethel," which are noteworthy only if you've been thinking about the old Canaan, the one that's not in Connecticut.
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Allen's response, repeated in various press outlets and once again in Apropos of Nothing, and currently supported by his adopted son Moses Farrow, is that Mia Farrow concocted the whole story about what happened to Dylan in a twisted quest for revenge after Allen left her for Soon-Yi.
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Discontent has been stirring in the company since the announcement that Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing would publish the book, "Apropos of Nothing," with the walkout coming after Ronan Farrow, whose book "Catch and Kill" was published by a Hachette imprint, publicly blasted the company, the Daily Beast reported.
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In a 2018 text to Parnas recently released by the House Intelligence Committee, Giuliani seemed to joke, apropos of Robert Mueller, "I'm no rat," but should the prospect of prison ever change his mind, expect Republicans to make a similar case against believing a crooked and paranoid barfly.
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After that last weekend, on my third free Sunday afternoon in almost a year, I ended up taking my first trip to an ER, at Beth Israel — a growing ulcer I'd somehow kept at bay basically, apropos of nothing, decided to spew enough stomach acid up my chest that I almost stopped breathing.
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Apropos of nothing, but clearly using it as an opportunity to sidestep the difficult question at hand, Trump brought up Clinton's use of a private email server and seemed to peddle his favorite conspiracy theory about how thoroughly the FBI actually conducted the investigation of Clinton and the hacking of the DNC's emails.
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This led to an insane White House narrative that Gorsuch was actually speaking only in the abstract—that he was just saying, apropos of nothing, that attacks on the judiciary are bad, as if the president of the United States had literally not just told people to blame terror attacks on a Bush-appointed judge.
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I would point out, apropos [of] the issue you were raising about how to get millennial women involved, this really came out of the online effort to put women on the $20 — that's what it was called, 'Women on [20s]' — and thousands of people weighed in on the importance of doing that, on who it should be.
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" Then Ms. Chiuri said, apropos of the place (which required guests to be shuttled-in and wear flat shoes, and came complete with Dior Sauvage hot air balloons) but also the reactions to her work thus far: "People can like it or not like it, and I respect their opinions, but it's not possible to please everyone.
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Apropos of Tupac, I told Duncan about how I was planning to move to L.A. I said it casually, as if this plan were already in the works rather than a doubtful dot on an undrawn time line, and I was unexpectedly filled with a brief but heartening sense that, merely by my vocalizing that something would happen, something would actually happen—as per pop psychology.
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This story was originally published on Jun 26, 2017 at 12:40 P.M. If someone were to tell you right now, apropos of nothing, that BuzzFeed (as in, the website) was not only launching its own fidget spinner, but also a fidget spinner that has three lip glosses housed inside it, and that you could pre-order one of your own for $9.99, it seems unlikely that you would believe them.
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Apropos of both what Kelly Terry-Willis said about the men who were involved in the murder of Brian coming into the U.S. to retrieve guns that our government supplied and Kent Terry's au fait suspicions of direct government involvement, there remain individuals with penetrating information regarding Fast and Furious who have, again, offered to relay all they both know and experienced to the Trump Administration and/or HOGR.
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Apropos of that Show About Nothing, it makes sense that the great Sanders impersonator has turned out to be Larry David: Sanders's fellow Brooklynite who, before he played the senator on Saturday Night Live, was a writer on the show who got only one skit produced and a stand-up comic who so notoriously feared and loathed audiences that he used to bail on club dates that were going poorly.
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As of now, it seems that the NM Card is exclusive to Huawei, both in terms of phones that support the memory cards and storage companies manufacturing them (apropos of nothing: remember Sony's Memory Sticks?) Things will be far more interesting if NM Cards expand out to other companies as a new standard for storage — especially as dual-SIM phones are becoming increasingly popular to appeal to international markets (even Apple makes a dual-SIM iPhone for China now
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Apropos of nothing other than I talked about it at a bar last night, today is a good day to remember Microsoft Encarta, the encyclopedia-on-a-CD-ROM Microsoft released between 1993 and, technically 2009 (once the internet and Wikipedia started, my memories of Encarta end.) On this Friday let's enjoy these two iconic parts of Encarta—the 1996 opening intro, which even 22 years later feels like mind candy, and Mind Maze, the extremely difficult medieval trivia game that I definitely never beat as a child.
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