The Note10 Lite comes in Aura Glow, Aura Black, and, my personal favorite, Aura Red.
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Both Notes come in Aura Black, Aura White, and the iridescent Aura Glow, but only the Note 10 Plus comes in the dark Aura Blue.
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E-ReadersKoboE-ReadersKoboKobo Aura H22O E-ReadersKoboKobo Aura H220O Kobo Aura H2O Price$180What is it?
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The phones come in a variety of colors, including Aura White, Aura Black, and Aura Blue.
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All of the Note 2512 variations are available in a few color options: aura glow, aura white, and aura black.
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That caused the defender's aura to disappear, and Rukey's aura to return.
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He had established his own aura, the aura of the samurai: unswerving and ascetic.
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But the phone is also available in "Aura Black," as well as "Aura White"...
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Without my glasses, everything was aura, and his aura was the color of liver paste.
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ANNOUNCE MERGER TRANSACTION * AURA MINERALS INC - COMBINED ENTITY WILL OPERATE UNDER AURA NAME AND WILL REMAIN LISTED ON TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE * AURA MINERALS INC - CO TO ACQUIRE ALL OF SHARES OF RIO NOVO & RIO NOVO SHAREHOLDERS WILL RECEIVE 0.053 OF AURA SHARE FOR EACH RIO NOVO SHARE HELD * AURA MINERALS INC - NORTHWESTERN, HAS AGREED TO VOTE ITS AURA COMMON SHARES AND RIO NOVO COMMON SHARES IN FAVOUR OF TRANSACTION * AURA MINERALS INC - NORTHWESTERN CURRENTLY HOLDS APPROXIMATELY 52% OF AURA'S COMMON SHARES AND 65% OF RIO NOVO'S COMMON SHARES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Project Aura: Google renamed Glass as Project Aura, but since then the infamous headset has kept a low profile.
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The gardens are home to some of the biggest crystals in the world, and aura readings (and aura photographs) are available.
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The Aura H20's 6.8-inch, 265 ppi E Ink screen is slightly smaller in size and resolution than the Aura One's.
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ANNOUNCE APPROVAL OF THE MERGER AT THEIR SPECIAL MEETINGS OF SHAREHOLDERS * AURA MINERALS - AT AURA MEETING, 85% OF OUTSTANDING SHARES OF AURA WERE REPRESENTED IN PERSON OR BY PROXY, WITH SHAREHOLDERS APPROVING MERGER PLAN Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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She was waving a Polaroid, the result of an electromagnetic "aura reading"—her aura manifested as a hazy magenta cloud in the photo.
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The Kobo Aura H2O The Kobo Aura ($323) is waterproof, while the Kobo Clara HD ($130) is essentially a Paperwhite equivalent, without the waterproof-ness.
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Both the Kobo Aura Edition 2 and Aura One will be available for preorder on August 30th and will go on sale on September 6th.
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Already it has backed four companies, including TradeGecko, which raised $10 million in a round that saw TNB Aura invest alongside Aura, and AI marketing platform Ematic.
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Another company, Aura, released the Aura Frame that automatically sifts out inappropriate photos from your photo library and selects your highest quality photos to display on a physical frame.
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With the Aura One, the company is doubling down yet again, with a 7.8-inch display that utterly dwarfs the Aura HD and a $230 price point to match.
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But the new e-reader is 20 grams lighter, and it's cheaper — the Aura H20 will cost about $50 less than the Aura One when it goes on sale May 22nd.
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When women get migraines with aura, their risk is slightly more than doubled—about 24 out of every 100,000 young US women who get migraines with aura suffer strokes each year.
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They resented the unfair distribution not only of obvious resemblances but of secret ones, those we become aware of later, the aura of bodies, the aura that stuns like a strong liquor.
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But while the new $179 Aura H20 borrows the name from its predecessor, it has much more in common with the Aura One that was released last year — and that's a good thing.
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Aura Gold, Big Sean (2013-2014)Aura Gold covers all of the streetwear basics, like a bomber jacket and graphic tees decked in the brand's logo (which happens to be a lion's head).
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He felt the need to convey an aura of progress.
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The Aura Cacia USB Essential Oil Diffuser retails for $216.
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There's an aura of screwball irreverence to the entire film.
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That aura is something harder for the FDA to regulate.
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Now AURA has finally shed some light on the mystery.
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It's your energy, your aura and that's your true age.
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Victoria Beckham Estée Lauder Morning Aura Illuminating Crème, $95; sephora.
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"She has this aura when she walks in a room."
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The guests tinge the album with an otherworldly, ethereal aura.
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"She has this presence, this aura about her," says Evans.
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Its aura is also dimming in the UN general assembly.
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Aura Glow is unlike any phone color you've ever seen.
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Aura Noire is an album that exudes indignation and aggression.
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Comey has always had a Boy Scout aura about him.
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The Aura sleep tracker will disappear alongside the Withings brand.
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" Another day, Keano said: "Your aura is glowingly bright today.
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There's an aura of quiet competence that surrounds the G80.
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Urban Decay Liquid Aura, $32, available Summer 2017 at Sephora.
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He literally fucked with the whole aura of this place!
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More than any of his peers, he manages by aura.
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This was a man who definitely had a corporate aura.
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It also contributes to the movie's aura of déjà vu.
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It had "this whole aura around it," of dark mystery.
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It's as if that aura materialized in front of us.
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It's bound to create a 'forbidden fruit' aura around Santa.
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Sex maintains an aura of mystery and taboo in cinema.
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His aura of calm control was a revelation for me.
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He seemed to radiate an aura of probity and authority.
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It is the invisible aura of loss we have inherited.
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More than gonzo, an aura of laziness pervades the exercise.
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Yet the aura of those 1993 Phillies has never waned.
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She was gilded with the mysterious, mythic aura of royalty.
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An aura cleansing would be $32.78 at every single place.
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Tottenham's aura at that point, though, was a little different.
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"Spiritual energy" is the clue for both AURA and CHI.
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Since then he has retained the aura of the outsider.
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The Aura Red would most definitely be my first choice.
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There was a positive aura around him that was infectious.
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Liverpool knows what it is like to lose an aura.
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Project Aura was Newport's first job for the federal government.
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Project Aura was Newport's first job for the federal government.
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What Benjamin said contained the "aura" — the mark of individuality and specialness only an original, handmade work can imbue — Bolton likened to haute couture, whilst assembly-line fashion (as reproductions of art) lacks that aura.
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Aura will continue to make (quiet) progress in the enterprise — and there will definitely be a lot of retro developers wearing glass at the show — but the wearable world has moved on from Glass/Aura.
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The Note 10 will come in four colors: a metallic Aura Glow, white, black and Aura Blue, the last of which will only be available on Note 10+ models ordered from Best Buy or Samsung.com.
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As a manager, I retain the aura of a former secretary.
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An aura of pungent, savory Japanese food clung to her uniform.
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Club goers swayed in a Caribbean aura out on the patio.
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Oh, the things you can learn from having your aura read.
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Read about Aura Herbal's technology to use natural dyes for clothing.
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Aura is not currently sharing how many paid customers it has.
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"The appointment took about six hours," colorist Aura Friedman tells Refinery29.
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Around this same time, I start to get a migraine aura.
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Celebrity colorist Aura gave Ratajkowski a fresh coat of hazel brown.
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As e-readers go, the Kobo Aura H2O is entirely inoffensive.
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"Artem's aura and energy, he's so calming and relaxing," Bella said.
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Image Credit: ICRAR, NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA).
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THE most esteemed Silicon Valley CEOs often have a messianic aura.
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He had this amazing aura about him, as did Nic [Cage].
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Aura is my hair hero slash color ninja slash mane magician.
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Just the word itself has an aura of incense and ommming.
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Fluffing my aura Sadhviji and I exchange texts the next morning.
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Yet behind that invincible aura lurks an insecurity: where is home?
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This aura of mystery is not happenstance, but a guiding principle.
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Another really big distinguishing factor is the Aura One's water resistance.
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Multilayered tinklings and murmurings give the music a subliminally shimmering aura.
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The loss of the aura of power makes him almost unrecognizable.
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It might be, but for the aura accorded to Apple products.
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"I don't do portraits ... I can paint your aura," says one.
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By the end, she had worn down her aura of outsiderdom.
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Your relaxing, calm, patient, kind, happy energy and aura is contagious!
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Withings already had a sleep-focused device called the Withings Aura.
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Frontman Matt Healy exudes a sort of chaotic rockstar aura, too.
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I think there was an aura of uncertainty around the band.
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Wainwright and Molina have the aura but no longer the results.
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Wynonna was supposed to perform at Aura nightclub in Portland, Maine.
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Preeti appears to be too spellbound by his aura to object.
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The overall aura of mystery only intensified peoples' fascination with them.
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To critics, that aura is of a piece with his program.
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That's not the aura you want for a healthy-greens company.
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Before this scandal, Ms. Park had cultivated an aura of rectitude.
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How about a digital collectible that needs an aura of credibility?
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Leaked, intimate details about Bezos' sex scandal clouded his aura too.
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Despite all the fanfare, Lee still has an aura of mystery.
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It was the latest blow to his battered aura of invincibility.
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Elle espère, envers toute espérance, que l'enfant aura des cheveux noirs.
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"Gone is Trump's aura of invincibility and inevitably," the editorial declares.
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A series of recent setbacks has overtaken his aura of indispensability.
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These are called silent migraines, or typical aura without a headache.
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What happens when an aura occurs is called cortical spreading depression.
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David Gallo's set exudes an aura of both contingency and vibrancy.
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AURA did not respond to CNN's request for comment early Thursday.
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"Some people just have that aura around them," Mr. Feldman said.
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But, AURA still gets the job done despite the minor quirks.
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"But there was just this aura around Tom," Mr. Cosentino said.
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A shellshocked aura was cast over Capitol Hill, particularly among Democrats.
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That Williams had an aura that sometimes all but overshadowed her.
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Reports of the demise of Manchester City's aura are, clearly, exaggerated.
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I learned that his secret is maintaining an aura of authority.
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The nature of this aura differs greatly from patient to patient.
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It adds to an aura of familiarity that doesn't extend to Sanders.
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A new meditation app, Aura, claims it can still help you out.
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Aura entered a saturated meditation market with a mission and an edge.
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I was really kind of taken by your aura and your presence.
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It's an entirely new attitude, and it just changes the whole aura.
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"We're fundamentally an intelligence company," Aura Health co-founder Daniel Lee said.
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Nuzzi's "insider" portrait — essentially a write-around — created an aura of mystique.
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The recent backlash made him feel like Tesla's "aura" is in danger.
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They establish an aura of mystery that the objects fail to exploit.
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This scene is tinged with an aura of dread and dramatic irony.
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She has this intelligence, grace, and aura that I have rarely seen.
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My aura does look very similar to Hayley's, which I find flattering.
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But this week Cameron was swathed in a disappointing aura of failure.
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The leather case of the Oasis (top) versus the Aura H2O (bottom).
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Essentially, aura photography gives people a visual aid for their emotional state.
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McCarty's depiction of Patty Columbo exudes a similar aura of sexual power.
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"There's an aura of opacity in the hedge fund world," he said.
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Il y aura des hauts et des bas sur les marchés financiers.
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But I also think there's a certain aura that should remain intact.
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People were polite, and their emails contained an aura of sweet optimism.
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The movement's righteous aura is aided by the participation of several nuns.
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"There's still this aura of mystery, and everyone loves a good mystery."
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There is a seductive, timeless aura to Gafic's photos of the ghetto.
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As a teaser for the upcoming second part of Aura, it's effective.
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Every one of his fights was an aura of a Super Bowl.
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"Why does this house have such a heavy, difficult aura?" he said.
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Like the rest of the press, we ended up with Aura Glow.
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In addition to meditation, Aura offers life coaching, music and inspirational stories.
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And in other ways, perhaps, it can, if objects have enough aura.
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On the internet, Russian hackers have reached an almost a mythical aura.
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Mr. Mitchel had a "really tragic aura around him," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
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For this reason, AURA temporarily vacated the facility and ceased science activities.
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"They wanted everyone to believe the English aura was continuing," she said.
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"The recipient looks ridiculous and it debunks the politician's aura," he said.
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There's an aura around "Moby-Dick" for those who haven't read it.
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They were sites of benign accumulation, with a vaguely regal, devotional aura.
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His aura was bright and radiant, but his expression was distinctly strained.
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The new app, named "Aura", was developed using Microsoft's artificial-intelligence expertise.
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It was also the latest blow to Djokovic's battered aura of invincibility.
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About 212 percent of migraine patients get an aura before the headache.
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I basked for a while in the aura of this nameless ancient.
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I think it was an intentional aura that he constructed around himself.
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For all their futuristic aura, electronic musical instruments have a lengthy past.
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Then we went to Canal Street to have our aura photographs taken.
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Et dans ce cas, le monde aura de quoi leur être reconnaissant.
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Conservation can help produce—not just protect—the aura of the original.
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A.M.E." Ozuna, "Aura" Top Dance/Electronic Album Clean Bandit "What Is Love?
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A similar aura sprung up around Rachel Joy Scott, another Columbine victim.
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AS: Hujar's influence was like a spiritual aura hovering over this work.
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She had this air of authority, an aura around her, even then.
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That's what Grey Aura started last year with 1: Gelige, traumatische zielsverrukking.
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Adjusting your birth control regimen can help reduce the risk of stroke Unfortunately, the link between estrogen changes and migraine aura poses a paradox when it comes to treating migraine: Certain treatments can stop headache pain, but cause aura.
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So many pairings of clothing, skin color, eyes, hair, aura, vibe, and energy.
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Despite Mr Macron's troubles this week, this aura of inevitability has not dissipated.
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A.M.E." Ozuna, "Aura" (Winner) Top dance/electronic album Clean Bandit, "What Is Love?
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Aura Noir and Unleashed, because I know them and they always deliver live.
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Aura is not yet shipping, but the website is now taking sign-ups.
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His clothes conveyed the quiet aura of money, chastely created and largely invisible.
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The Kobo Aura H20 is a great e-reader, but it's for rebels.
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It dims the aura of a president who still has high approval ratings.
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Just when Walmart's aura was at its most intimidating, in 234, stagnation beckoned.
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The Aura app is threadbare, showing activity as a sort of fever chart.
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Nunes seemed to delight in the cloak-and-dagger aura of the assignment.
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Part of that aura of bitchiness derived from her continued insistence on privacy.
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Vanessa Maria: It's your attitude, it's your aura, the energy you give off.
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One Aura frame costs $399 and is controlled through Aura's companion iOS app.
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The Sabbathian aura of Chained to Oblivion has moved away from the foreground.
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THAT HAS THE -- AT LEAST THE PATINA OR AURA OF A PROPER NEGOTIATION.
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The G-major Prelude begins casually, without the aura of Great Music unfolding.
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They are small, flimsy, and not particularly beautiful; no aura hovers over them.
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She doesn't have that aura of invincibility about her that she had before.
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At times, the cabin's aura was reminiscent of a dimly lit, classy restaurant.
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Barbara Bush eloquently describes the aura in a building rich in imposing artifacts.
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Mr. Xi's handlers have sought to give him an aura of unshakable dominance.
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But all the losing has created a familiar dark aura over the team.
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It wasn't them that created the aura around them, it's created by media.
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After my tint-back, Aura asked me if I'd ever go strawberry blond.
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As both photographers reassured me, your aura will not always be one way.
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A cryptic clue would have to include a "definition," some allusion to aura.
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For the dancers who performed there, the house still has a special aura.
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This young littérateur, I thought, dramatized his seriousness by affecting a donnish aura.
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Yet in Indian politics today, no other figure can approach Mr. Modi's aura.
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It is as if the aura of the man himself hovers above it.
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That aura faded during colonial rule in Malaya and the Dutch East Indies.
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That intensified her aura of independence and accentuated his status as an insider.
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These spaces offer a canny, if cynical, response: The guests supply the aura.
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His frugal campaign and painfully monotonous demeanour add to his aura of incorruptibility.
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They want the monuments' heroic aura but justify it with the memorials' principles.
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"They have an aura about them," said Jennifer Young-Johnson of Hesperia, Calif.
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Few teenage athletes have created the kind of magical aura that Washington did.
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In some ways, a hometown-boy aura has followed him throughout his life.
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An aura of fatalism runs through the Biden enterprise, starting with the candidate.
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Its aura of overdone is redolent of Norman Rockwell or even Maxfield Parrish.
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"It probably has this aura of being unscientific or whatever," Ms. Vardhana said.
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The Aura will be gone and they will be taxed like never before!
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That's because, for all its offbeat aura, Ojanen's work is filled with soul.
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His nomination may well still happen, but its aura of inevitability was punctured.
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But overall, they agreed that the new iPhones had uncanny similarities to the well-roundedness of the aura color spectrum; Firester even noted that the colors of the new iPhones are the four out of the five main aura colors.
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While Krel assured me that auras themselves are not dangerous, she confirmed that there is an association between migraine with aura and a slightly increased risk of stroke — a risk that does not exist in connection to migraine without aura.
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Aura Cacia USB Essential Oil Diffuser — $239.99 See Details Bamboo is a renewable resource.
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If you squint you can see the faint aura of Zuck in the driveway.
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He has the magical aura about him that is required of a mermaid/man.
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I remember first walking into the room to meet President Obama and the aura.
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Alongside the news, they've shared the stormy lead single, "Aura," which is streaming below.
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" Jennings added, "It's that aura of reassuring authority he possesses that I just love.
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A spokesperson for AURA said the organization would not comment on an ongoing investigation.
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Guests were also able to partake in an aura reading photo booth by Auragami.
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Pre-orders for the new Kobo Aura H2O start May 15 in the U.S.
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His aura and his approach to the game have rubbed off on the team.
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That she even hesitated speaks eloquently to the authoritative aura of Barbara Pierce Bush.
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Il n'y aura pas besoin de rentrer à nouveau son numéro de carte bancaire.
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He lived in the Plaza, an artists' commune with an aura of fading luxury.
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"You were such a good person with such a positive aura," the friend expressed.
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That project, now called Aura, also lost its leads of user design and engineering.
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"There are three huge shows... but Westminster has the aura to it," she says.
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Rather, traits like someone's natural glow, energy, style, or overall aura took center stage.
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Others are set firmly in the real world, but have an aura of magic.
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From within it, we generated an aura of anticipation that colored the world rosily.
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Siddiqui's menacing aura countered by a cocaine-snorting cop played by actor Vicky Kaushal.
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Strawweight champion Joanna Jędrzejczyk has the aura of invincibility that Rousey carried circa 2014.
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There's something about newly acquired freedom that bolsters the aura of a rap star.
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The humble egg will be waiting to cleanse you and your disgustingly filthy aura.
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Before she went to Congress, she had her aura read at a Nashville shop.
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At least in Daredevil and Iron Fist, the Hand had an aura of mystery.
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There is a dreamy, pre-Raphaelite aura that surrounds the legend of Big Star.
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It's not just his football, it's the aura and everything that comes with him.
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I think when it comes to fashion and just her aura, I like Solange.
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During interviews with the press, most celebrities attempt to maintain an aura of humility.
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But his voice is so singular in aura that nothing appears to be missing.
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" He added, "If she gets defeated, the aura around her is going to go.
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In recollection, though, it leaves a real aura; I'm curious to see it again.
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"He has some kind of a private aura that is very powerful," she said.
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Immediately I was struck by Victoria's presence, her air and aura in the room.
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Colorist Aura Friedman says that other substances in the hair could be at fault.
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Clearly, people are attracted to the Armstrong aura—the name still has pulling power.
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Your aura is an energy, invisible to the average eye, radiating from every person.
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Just over a decade after Bergman's death in 247, his aura still looms large.
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The watch's aura built over time, especially as some began to declare it missing.
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That wedding helped cement the aura of success around the good-looking young governor.
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The aura of inevitability comes at the price of responsibility when things go wrong.
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Professionals who stage homes go to great lengths to create that aura of aspiration.
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Characters are always on the verge of betrayal or doom; the aura is fatalistic.
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There are planes with feathery edges, or with edges where a faint aura glows.
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"She has not only a distinct style, but a distinct aura," Mr. Kelly said.
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Maintain, even if it's manufactured, some aura of optimism and eagerness for the battle.
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The aura around Elon Musk is an extreme example of this kind of thinking.
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He covered every sport, it seemed, but carried the aura of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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But his tie stayed knotted, and his warmth carried an aura of gentle formality.
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It ended the Yankees' season and cemented the legacy of the Aura of Altuve.
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Estée Lauder Morning Aura primer ($95) and the La Mer Moisturizing Soft Lotion ($260).
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Many of the inside surfaces are made the same way, amplifying the Brutalist aura.
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She has strange energy around her, a chilling aura that seems to follow her.
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Banking, investing, lending, insurance — it all seems to project an aura of questionable trust.
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"aura bella™️ 🔮," Hadid captioned the snap, seemingly taken during a beach vacation.
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It's lost its earnest, been-there-done-that aura (undeserved, but there you are).
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He won a shocking upset in 20163, which lent him an aura of invincibility.
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Now, the city has strong union ties and a kind of working-class aura.
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"It's not the book that counts but the aura of its author," Ferrante said.
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Mr Maduro and his circle lack the aura of heroism that originally surrounded Fidel Castro.
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With a void of information on the mainland, they take on an aura of believability.
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She is drawn to peering through crystal globes, which give everything a giddy rainbow aura.
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As Pelosi walked into a Democratic caucus meeting Thursday, she projected an aura of confidence.
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" He added: "The Aura will be gone and they will be taxed like never before!
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The different colors in an aura represent the various strengths and qualities of a person.
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HUGH GRUNDY: I think the aura was in the studio, if you can understand that.
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The resulting image reveals clouds of colors surrounding the subject — their aura, as it were.
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A murky aura persists around Wagner and the man who is thought to own it.
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I take a minute to meditate using the Aura app, and I feel better already.
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Valuable ones are often incinerated or ground up to preserve a brand's aura of desirability.
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For optimal privacy, the Aura Dolls location will have no staff interactions—just a camera.
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For this reason, AURA temporarily vacated the facility and ceased science activities at this location.
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Eventually, he also gained the aura of being the longest-reigning monarch in the world.
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Yet it lends him a ghostly aura appropriate to a play concerned with flickering existence.
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If even a few Republicans strayed, it would lend Obama's efforts the aura of bipartisanship.
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It also gained the Aura One's ability to change the color temperature of the screen.
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With each public appearance he seemed more feeble, a stark contrast to his outsized aura.
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Kérastase Aura Botanica Eau de Vagues Sugar Spray, available at Kérastase beginning in April 2018.
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Other than that, the Aura One essentially handles like a plain and simple e-reader.
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My opponent remains locked in place, cherry blossoms falling behind him, an aura of pink.
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My theory: Marion Cotillard might just hold the key to that indescribable très chic aura.
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Instead, these mystical beauty products also seek to refresh your soul and renew your aura.
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Instead it has to deal with the aura of incompetence and evasion surrounding the firm.
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For the new study, the researchers didn't know if the women experienced migraine with aura.
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The track manages to engulf you in its brooding aura without ever resorting to aggression.
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The wavy reflections and everything else is enveloped in a festive aura of wistful twilight.
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"I like it," she said of the hue, which was created by colorist Aura Friedman.
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I'm extracting intellectual property from those conversations and bringing them back to expand my aura.
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In addition, all nearby allies — the ones inside his golden aura — receive rapid, continuous healing.
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Just to kind of meet him, shake his hand ... see his aura and his swaginess.
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There are three stages to a classic migraine: the aura, the attack, and the hangover.
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Update: August 10th, 11:00AM ET: Added new leaked images of the Kobo Aura One.
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This, he hoped, would shatter the aura of inevitability that was his opponent's greatest advantage.
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The idea of Europe, in other words, has lost its postwar aura of rational necessity.
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Age and accomplishment have imbued Mr. Gil and Mr. Veloso with the aura of statesmen.
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Donc il n'y aura plus de grandes guerres, le tragique nous a quitté, c'est formidable.
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Aura really gives these smaller players a much more manageable offering with flexible pricing options.
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That ultra-precious handbag tends to hemorrhage aura when set in context of innumerable clones.
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The laws, the poll taxes, the literacy tests—they all had the aura of legitimacy.
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If the Kobo Forma is too pricey for you, you'll love the Kobo Aura H2O.
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But the ability to charm women aside, an aura of competence is its own reward.
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The caulipuffs don't say they're "healthy," but the bag exudes an general aura of health.
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Whether the old aura – and the old order – will be restored remains to be seen.
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Kobo went right ahead and doubled the Aura HD's storage to an extremely healthy 8GB.
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The city has a mysterious aura and is filled with secret passageways and stunning palaces.
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" The exhibition, he wrote, was too often "undone by a grating aura of chic ennui.
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In the past two weeks, even decent days have been tinted with a scary aura.
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But beneath that reserve and golden aura, she has learned to be a street fighter.
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The democrats masticate over the aura of fake liberalism that trans sympathy might bring them.
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The bouts of suicidal depression were an "aura" signaling the onset of a partial seizure.
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"The unconditional bond their managers had gave them an aura of invincibility," Mr. Cooper said.
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Yet that general aura of popularity around Ms. Bonino has not always translated into votes.
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There is an aura around him, stoked rather than relieved by his modesty and industry.
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A Regeni non interessava: si muoveva attraverso il Cairo con una tranquilla aura di determinazione.
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Long after his data was computerized, Mr. Siwoff retained something of an old-time aura.
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Garrison's bass is turned up rather high, giving the entire session a pulpy, magnetic aura.
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I still remember the Aura leak like yesterday, and how crazy everyone reacted to it.
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His relationships were riveting, his parental dynamics fascinating and eye-opening, and his aura intoxicating.
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But the unmistakable aura of alcohol surrounding the Super Bowl is not lost on kids.
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It's not the only thing giving Bronner's a kind of "Joy to the World" aura.
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It took Ferguson years — a decade, at least — to imbue this stadium with that aura.
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Certain comic artists carry an aura that makes everything around them look like their work.
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This time the doors closed and ascended up with AURA ready to make its delivery.
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Through his music, his recordings, and his lingering aura, Boulez will reverberate into the future.
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But its legacy endures in the aura of ridicule surrounding U.F.O. reports, inhibiting scientific progress.
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"There has always been a distinct aura of brilliance and intelligence surrounding her," said Rabasa.
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So you get laughed at when you get caught outside your aura of presenting yourself.
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Punk as an idea has never left the conversation and retains its aura of cool.
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An aura which has allowed them to continue and intensify their rigging of America's systems.
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Collier originally created her aura photographs (images that allege to capture a person's color-specific aura on film through double exposure Polaroid photos) between 2002 and 2004, and her print of Baldessari for 50+50 is the first edition to be released from the series.
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The bogus aura of ceremonial dispute is his lone alternative to his primary pastime: intellectual masturbation.
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"The official enthronement will solidify kingship and enhance his aura as the new king," said Thitinan.
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His proportionally large head is seen in profile, surrounded by the sunset's aura of fiery orange.
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"Shari Lifson, a spokesperson for AURA told Gizmodo that "nothing has changed, the facility remains closed.
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Some of them are wearing tutu skirts, which is like an aura or a protective membrane.
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"Hudson turns 'Dreamgirls' into an event, giving it an aura of significance and specialness," SFGate wrote.
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AURA acknowledged this in its statement released on Sunday, even as it declined to explain further.
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He's got this aura or sense about him that he's going to take care of everything.
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For all his physical quirks, Goldblum's whole aura is relaxed, and fans seem to dig it.
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It helped to seduce both men and women — and it gave him an aura of impunity.
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I'm attracted to people who have an aura around them, a light that radiates from within.
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Outside of Iran, ASL19 enjoyed an aura of cool that seemed to radiate from Bangi himself.
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"The Third Man" (2010) dealt with the aura of song, roping in ABBA and Kylie Minogue.
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"You've got this aura about you — very, very strong [but] a bit guarded," Dorit told Girardi.
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You no longer just move into an area and get automatically healed by a magical aura.
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It has an almost psychedelic aura, though a psychedelia with a folk horror edge to it.
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All of your reading can be done on Kobo's own e-eader, the gorgeous Kobo Aura.
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You'll also get "wellness activations," which include chakra-balancing crystal therapy, aura photography, and cooking demos.
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So we asked migraine sufferers to describe what they see when they get a migraine aura.
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As you'd expect, the region's unsettled nature led to an aura of chaos around the digs.
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With so much lavish beauty, the exhibition is heady with the intoxicating aura of desirable commodities.
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This has buttressed his aura of authenticity, particularly among young people jaded by institutions and establishments.
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A story is a series of choices, which in retrospect take on an aura of inevitability.
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His winner aura is fading and without that, Trump has nothing else to fall back on.
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But that aura has also been deeply and perhaps irrevocably tarnished by this health care failure.
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Expansive oceanfront estates, fashionable shops and chic restaurants add to their aura as premier seaside resorts.
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"There are so many shades of red," explains Aura Friedman, a colorist at Sally Hershberger Downtown.
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So the arrival of Wildflower serves to shatter that aura, and not just in existence alone.
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Here's another look at how varied Samsung's Aura Glow paint job changes depending on the light.
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They are also just kids, wrapped in an aura of innocence whatever their age-appropriate transgressions.
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And she chipped away at some of Mr. Biden's aura of dominance in the Democratic field.
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I, too, could partake, with aplomb, and bask in that aura of two-fingered bourbon gentility.
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The utilitarian aura of a bodega persists, despite vivid murals painted by a friend from church.
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This time, Mr. Haavisto's aura had partly vanished, as had a number of the celebrity campaigners.
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What lovely work "titivate" — "to preen" — does there, with its light aura of fussiness and futility.
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Your aura is a scattered hue; the color code #000000 is a foreign entity to you.
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But where is the best place to source pieces with that aura of charming Gallic scruffiness?
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The aura this bestowed apparently caused even Churchill to be nervous and discomfited in her presence.
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It's how he maintains the aura of charismatic authenticity that is the prerequisite of populist politics.
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AI carries an aura of legitimacy and accuracy, burnished by overeager marketing departments and underinformed users.
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Most of our problems in recent years have about them the aura of indecision and weakness.
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It is a word whose senses include ''shadow'' as well as ''aura,'' ''dignity,'' ''presence'' and ''confidence.
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Hers began with an aura that manifested as blind spots that lasted 10 to 15 minutes.
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Since taking office, President Xi Jinping has cultivated an aura of austere probity and stern control.
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Puis on a promis des primaires pour remédier à ça: il y aura un tri impitoyable!
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Helen Mirren peers imperiously from inside a high collar that lends her an aura of majesty.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's aura as an international human rights icon has understandably been tarnished.
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AKKA TECHNOLOGIES: Akka Technologies said it supports Aura Aero in the production of a cockpit prototype.
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"He had a kind of aura about him," Mr. Blackwell, 80, recalled in a recent interview.
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An aura of saintliness hangs over the creator of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and it's well deserved.
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And what we now realize is we've been ruled by the aura created by their kindness.
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The neon light Hill energizes might represent a force, a spiritual aura, or a creative potency.
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An individual who possessed almost spiritual qualities—an aura which inspired constant invention and unflinching devotion.
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Trump's Teflon aura The sequence of events not only tests Trump's Teflon aura but also calls into question his unique method of campaigning, which relies on off-the-cuff calls from the gut, assaults on political correctness and an unusually small-scale political operation around the billionaire.
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For a streamlined approach, the Kobo Aura One e-reader allows you to check out OverDrive-managed content directly from the Kobo book catalog instead of having to use Adobe Digital Editions to read the e-books, but not every library supports the Aura One device yet.
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Yet any competitiveness was softened by his devotion to her writing, by his eagerness (and ability) to help her in material ways—grants, jobs, reviews—and by an aura of romance, which he perpetuated (Lowell gave pretty much everything an aura of romance) and she indulged.
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Her number one go-to makeup product is her Estée Lauder Aura Gloss ($45, now sold out).
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It was basically bunk, but it had an aura of "truthiness" that still lingers with us today.
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When it comes to sport, this groove, this aura, this winning way, is even harder to recapture.
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Because of all the national attention from the closure, AURA is expecting a high volume of visitors.
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The fact that Bannon doesn't talk much in public has created an aura in Washington for him.
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Some sort of aura that I'm sure influenced us, although we never thought it at the time.
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Dressed in a Victorian era gown with her hair coiffed, she projects a regal, all-knowing aura.
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Each picture is just glowing with an aura that will send a chill down your spine. —G.
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His aura is academic, like a patient college professor explaining something very basic about democracy to you.
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France's Orange has Djingo; Germany's Deutsche Telekom Magenta and Spain's Telefonica Aura, market research firm Ovum said.
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The fact that we don't see everything that happens only adds to the aura of the film.
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It shares the same overall design as the Aura One, including the wonderfully grippy rubber back plate.
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Spark Capital ended up funding a $6 million Series A for Aura, the company announced this week.
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This involved deep breathing, mindfulness, and encapsulating our bodies with an egg-like aura of white light.
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"I like it," she tells Allure about her new hue, which was created by colorist Aura Friedman.
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Perhaps the coolest feature is that the Aura One is seamlessly integrated with book-lending service OverDrive.
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"I needed a very charismatic, magnetic presence, someone with the aura of a rock star," Villeneuve said.
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While outsiders think that Goldman's alumni run the world, on Wall Street the firm's aura has dimmed.
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"Neither one have this great free trade aura around them," Societe Generale economist Stephen Gallagher told CNBC.
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The breakthrough led to the creation of Aura, a most unusual motion detection and home security device.
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Yet, no matter how often I lay in savasana or open up my Aura app — nothing changes.
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I realize I also have a migraine aura, and I hope it doesn't last into the evening.
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The mixture of historical faces, contemporary limbs, and massive, otherworldly bodies give the beings a mythical aura.
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If I have a day off, I'll put some moisturizer on and mix in my Morning Aura.
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Often when people approach a minority alliance, they do so with an aura of command or disdain.
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There is a pervasive aura of impropriety around this stuff, and public opinion is stacked against it.
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"I've always been interested in art that evokes the aura of something mystical or transcendent," Boyd says.
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There are some nice upgrades here, of course, mostly taken from the company's more premium Aura One.
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The scariest part about getting a migraine aura is knowing the rest of the migraine is coming.
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Anyway, they used it all over her body as she sang "Aura" and convulsed, gyrated and screamed.
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Most Kichwa communities have at least one shaman, who is called upon for sicknesses and aura cleansings.
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The painting invites us to stare at the black coals, with their blue, yellow, and orange aura.
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Last year's Aura EP established a smooth, old-school sound but "Claim" goes for more futuristic turf.
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Kobo has announced the Aura One, a big new e-reader that's thin, light, and water resistant.
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The first thing you notice about the Aura One is that it's big for an e-reader.
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So, these objects are charged with the residual marks and aura of immense energy and ritualistic labor.
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Her aura of confidence and competence has provided a reassuring calm amidst global crises and economic uncertainty.
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She was enormously popular but interviewers found her elusive, and her personal aura nearly eclipsed the art.
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The artist-politician of the future will not bask in the antique aura of Wagner and Nietzsche.
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The Kobo Aura H2O is a perfectly-sized waterproof e-reader you can take to the beach.
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I find the aura of power and money is very intimidating to an awful number of girls.
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The Aura smart picture frame lets you send Mom new photos to look at all the time.
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But the widespread mirth that the gag inspired seemed to illustrate how the president's aura has dimmed.
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Glazer's springboard spirals go along with the overall aura of her character: unapologetic, unfiltered, and very relatable.
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She claimed some of them will go through "an emotional breakdown" which she read in their aura.
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An "aura" in Benjamin's understanding is a relic of past it is unlikely we'll ever see again.
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"Tint-backs have gotten more popular only because there are more people going platinum," Aura tells me.
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The aura of Ms. Hepburn and "Breakfast at Tiffany's" led to other remarkable results at Christie's auction.
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The aura of cheapness feels out of place on Netflix and lasts until the final credits roll.
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We are watching a man remember and mourn as he tries to convey an aura of invulnerability.
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We are watching a man remember and mourn as he tries to convey an aura of invulnerability.
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I also don't have faith in Sam not to mess things up with his Richie Cunningham aura.
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" Aura readers say they can see colors around people, and that those colors represent a person's "energy.
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Aura blue is exclusive to Best Buy in the US. The Note 25 Plus starts at $236,103.
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"An aura of nonspecific nostalgia hangs in the air," Mr. Scott wrote in his January 2017 review.
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All N.F.L. teams generate an incredible amount of money, but not all franchises have the same aura.
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The Aura is a slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté-er, yogurt maker, stewer, baker, and warmer.
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The fight, coupled with the previous loss to Holyfield, brought the end to Tyson's aura of invincibility.
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Such a shift signals a loss of aura that perhaps only investigations of language can help reclaim.
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My position comes within our brand aura department, which is similar to other companies' brand marketing departments.
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Thankfully these Non-Spill Drinking Glasses from Aura will keep you looking impressive at any holiday party.
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Aura Glass Non-Spill Drinking Glasses: 2-Pack - $39.99 See Details Are you an aspiring fish parent?
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And he has lost the aura of invincibility given by four terms and 13 years in power.
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These sharks were also quintessential New Yorkers, their aura of fierceness wed to an agenda of fabulousness.
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Last year's Galaxy Note 10 had an irresistible Aura Glow color that to this day looks magnificent.
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Stormi's namesake lip shade is a peach tone that we're sure is the color of her aura.
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But Yamoussoukro's crocs have a sacred aura, thanks to the big man to whom they once belonged.
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That includes a history of clotting disorders, hypertensive disorders, or migraine headaches with aura, says Dr. Jones.
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AURA is not capable of delivering food items yet, so we ordered several bottled waters and towels.
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The coincidence cast a spooky aura over "Donuts," which was reinforced by the album's restless, desperate energy.
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Selectively, across healthcare, there are other areas that will benefit from a dimming aura of government intervention.
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In tandem with inanimate objects as characters, these give Haddon Hall the aura of a picture book.
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"It's sort of a fascinating idea to try to relive that aura of classic Vegas," he said.
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The harshness of the sound and its respective wounded aura hardly disqualifies Anti from pop product mode.
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As the ball-carrier, Rukey would be vaporized when he touched the defender's circular aura ( Pyre really is a hell of a game) so he juked to freeze his opponent, who had to be prepared for Rukey to try to cut sideways and try to get around the aura.
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On an individual level, Firester thinks that the color choices we make reflect who we are, so that someone with a green aura is more likely to choose a green iPhone; listening to the color that draws you is a way of being true to your aura, and yourself.
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Though AURA provided no immediate response, the association had released the following statement: "AURA is addressing a security issue at the National Solar Observatory facility at Sacramento Peak, New Mexico and has decided to temporarily vacate the facility as a precautionary measure until further notice," read the statement.
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A ghostly aura pervades many of the paintings, evoking the feeling of something unspoken suffusing her subject's lives.
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The energy that each object brings from other lives helps embed Ivory's altar with a new, colorful aura.
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The traveling aura photography project has earned a loyal following on Instagram, and it's easy to see why.
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Residents who spoke with the Washington Post said he had an aura about him that attracted wayward youths.
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To create the "perfect skin" look at her show, makeup artists prepped using the Morning Aura Illuminating Cream.
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Who loooooves everything, and thinks every single person she touches with her glowy aura is the best ever.
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It emits an ominous, menacing aura, made even more disturbing by its simultaneous evocation of a children's playground.
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In the picture, Stoddard projects a roguish, matinée-idol aura, with slicked-down hair and a black mustache.
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Aura was founded by Abdur Chowdhury, the Summize founder who became Twitter's Chief Scientist, and CTO Eric Jensen.
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Just as banks spent big money on marble columns, anything in TV commercials exuded an aura of quality.
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Rivera was a linebacker, and today he remains a large, imposing man with an aura of steely authority.
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Its health division is the result of a Withings acquisition, which used to have a product called Aura.
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Available September 6th, the Aura One is completely waterproof for up to 60 minutes 2 meters of water.
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While still an undeniable force, Phelps no longer competes with the aura of invincibility that once surrounded him.
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And that makes it hard to recommend the Kobo Aura H2O, or any other non-Amazon e-reader.
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Rumors of giant dildos, extreme gore, and something called a "fuckbox" have only contributed to the film's aura.
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And it's that effortless aura that landed her the role as the new face of Ralph Lauren Romance.
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Post-shower and scrub, lock in moisture and that summer aura by covering yourself in a scented moisturizer.
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These animals are associated with bygone royalty, a connotation enhanced by the animal's aura of dignity and strength.
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Romantic sites in Rome get a magical, lambent aura in the infrared photography of Italian artist Milán Rácmolnár.
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He's running like it's a general election, cresting the aura of inevitability and readiness to stare down Trump.
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On top of that, it builds an aura of exclusivity, limits excess, and in turn, intensifies customer demand.
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There's also 8GB of storage on board, though unfortunately the Clara HD doesn't inherit the Aura One's waterproofing.
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He looked confident, an aura solidified by him donning a full-on fox head and arms during tournaments.
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Maybe her captivating aura stemmed from her virginity, which, given how this movie treated sex, is not unthinkable.
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I feel like it really represents the aesthetic of having great skin and an angelic aura around you.
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An aura of vaguely topical importance is as vital to a superhero-franchise movie as a merchandising deal.
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She has an Oprah-ish aura that makes us feel as if we need her in our lives.
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But as Renaissance interest in perspective grew, the halo became an aura tilted over the holy person's head.
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He brings an aura and an atmosphere to a tournament that no one else in golf can bring.
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Clinton's campaign is projecting an aura of victory, and the ad has a general-election feel to it.
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Thomas appears happy with the situation although admits the team will miss the "aura" of Froome this year.
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The aura of avant-garde jazz has clung to Ms. Bley over the years, somewhat to her bemusement.
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The Times reporting late on Tuesday added new information that could potentially tarnish Trump's aura among his supporters.
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Now I see something with a cultural weight and aura, something — I do not like this word — curated.
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Aura Smart Picture Frame, available at Amazon, $299Moms love nothing more than looking at pictures of their children.
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That way, Aura would be able to serve up what you need before you know you need it.
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That clarity has been critical to Mr. Sanders's aura of authenticity and has attracted millions of young voters.
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The aura of the radiant color still endures, even since it emerged in a synthetic form in 1826.
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She says she projects a maternal aura to avoid being objectified by men from the towns and villages.
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Social media has enabled her to cultivate an aura and a community around the work that she does.
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Like bangs, they can transform your face and create a layer of mystery and an aura around you.
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Lau mentioned that one of the biggest challenges was teaching AURA to navigate confined spaces like an elevator.
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Weighing 180 pounds, she exuded an all-knowing aura with her unblinking eyes set on a distinguished face.
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AURA, which manages Sacramento Peak with funding from NSF, is working with the proper authorities on this issue.
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What I think they see is the novel itself, surrounding and enriching the stage experience like an aura.
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Relative perceptual certainty — in this case, of bland, bulky furniture — evanesces into an aura of doubt and unknowability.
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The mystery around him has helped imbue him with a godly aura that is different from his father's.
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By writing such large checks to companies with such short track records, Softbank created an aura of kingmaker.
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Bryant's aura meant he was a fixture of American life in the early years of the 21st century.
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"It is a word whose senses include 'shadow' as well as 'aura,' 'dignity,' 'presence' and 'confidence,'" he explained.
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At the start of his Overstock days, Mr. Byrne cast an aura as a model dot-com entrepreneur.
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Gibson had worked in the sheriff's office for twenty-eight years, and he cultivated an aura of invincibility.
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Jane Jacobs's aura was so powerful that it made her, precisely, the St. Joan of the small scale.
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AURA said it was cooperating with a law enforcement investigation of criminal activity that occurred at Sacramento Peak.
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At the start of his Overstock days, Mr. Byrne cast an aura as a model dot-com entrepreneur.
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They do not have the aura of wealth—and many surely lack the Ivy League pedigree—Trump craves.
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With their peculiar aura and strange charms, the allure of some of these works is hard to miss.
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Armed with a delightful lead guitar riff, the track is filled with hooks and a distinctively summer aura.
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It is what I call the aura of fedora: a distinct doucheyness that manifests on the metaphysical plane.
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You could combine the Aura with any sleep tracker you like, Withings or otherwise, but the company does sell an official sleep accessory to go with the Aura—it straps to your mattress and uses your restlessness and movements to judge if you're getting a good or bad night's sleep.
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Ahead, with the help of Deborah Hanekamp, a seeress and medicine woman, we dive into everything you need to know about the mysterious world of aura readings — what the process is really like, how it's changed over the years, and what to know before you have your own aura read.
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Moving back to extreme metal and taking a bit of a departure from our theme of blending styles and reinventions of sound, we have Aura Noir's almost self-titled album Aura Noire, which sets its heels in black and thrash metal and refuses to relent for even a single second.
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Board of Directors ■ Aura Biosciences* (cancer startup) ■ Bristol-Myers Squibb ■ Foghorn Therapeutics (cancer startup) ■ Grail* (cancer testing startup) ■ Infinity Pharmaceuticals* (cancer startup) ■ Varian Medical Systems (radiation equipment) Scientific or Clinical Advisory Board ■ ApoGen Biotechnologies (cancer startup) ■ Aura Biosciences (cancer startup) ■ Grail (cancer testing startup) ■ Juno Therapeutics* ■ Northern Biologics (cancer startup) ■ Paige.
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Then there's also this magical belief that putting something inside you can do something to your aura or chi.
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Her time these days is dedicated to advocacy and administrative work, but she retains the aura of a healer.
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Moving into the second gallery that contains very large portraits, the concept of aura interrelates the works on view.
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They'd begin with an aura, at which point she says she had about ten minutes before the pain began.
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Odds & Ends — The aura portrait burn mark and the dead mouse tail were both still there in the morning.
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As a Scorpio, she finds it easy to command attention while still maintaining an aura of mystery and intrigue.
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In the last couple of days, I've been trying out a recently launched meditation app for iOS called Aura.
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The paintings in Life is Fine have a liminal, frustrated aura about them, as though each was an impasse.
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In all parallel frames, which inform each other without clear time markers, the club exudes a vibrant crepuscular aura.
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Beber de copas elegantes en un cuarto sin amueblar, lleno de cajas a medio desempacar, tiene su aura romántica.
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She writes to earn the approval of her idol, rapper OZ, whose signature green aura colors her every fantasy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Is Susan Hiller a ghost-believing, holy water–packing, aura-gathering, ESP adherent?
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Military service is charged with a special aura of bravery and honor that politicians can't resist glomming on to.
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There is something about market pessimism that endows bears with an aura of wisdom that is not always deserved.
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Sanrio and Italy's Torti Winery partnered to ferment grapes into a few wines that perfectly capture Hello Kitty's aura.
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With this project, Ackermann and Gobert sought to illustrate the still-sinister aura that hangs around these disgraced relics.
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The Aura One also battles sleepless nights with a feature that can detect surrounding ambient light and adjust brightness.
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It might be a little lighter, but there are a lot of similarities between the Forma and Aura ONE.
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Shares in Mkango and Rainbow have not added that much value but Aura Energy has surged about 75 percent.
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If mass production, as Benjamin argued, removes the "aura" that surrounds culture, then patronage brings some of it back.
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Cleansing milks and color-treated hair work well like magic according to Sally Hershberger Salon top colorist Aura Friedman.
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"Dripping with ingenuity and alt-lifestyle aura lays the Snowpocalypse of 2016's most desirable getaway," read the description.
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"What we're talking about is really more of an aura, a vibe," Allison P. David wrote for The Cut.
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In this district of Caracas, once a Chávez stronghold, his aura is fading amid the struggle for daily survival.
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In my opinion, it is a sad misuse of the criminal justice system with the aura of pure partisanship.
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An estimated 18% of women get migraines, and 15-20% of them will experience an aura along with it.
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And neurologists say you should take your medication as soon as you see or feel your aura come on.
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In a way, the hunters' obsession is almost mystical itself, imbuing their rocks with an aura built on belief.
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The Sheikah Tribe's blue aura breathed through the land and this mutual prosperity continued until a cataclysmic disaster stuck.
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Clinton is running more to the left than usual but still has the aura of "status quo" about her.
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Kobo says the Aura One meets IPX8 standards, which means it can be submerged in 2 meters of water.
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Liquid Aura isn't like other highlighters because it's not a powder or a strobing cream; it's customizable mixing drops.
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My aura of invisibility lasted all day, soothing one creature after another, until I was feeling part creature myself.
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The whole aura of Trump is based on the idea that he does what he wants, when he wants.
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OWC's new Aura SSDs are designed to replace the stock SSDs in 2013-or-newer Macbook Pros and Airs.
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The idea is I can create this international aura with quite a bit of touring but some strong partnerships.
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If you don't want to get an Amazon-based ebook reader, we recommend the Kobo Aura H2O Edition 2.
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In a wreck of people and activity, two plastic pieces connected by a wire create an aura of privacy.
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"Definitely, because I think Peyton demanded that, just being around him and his perfection and his aura," Roby said.
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Worden and his team measured the distinct fingerprint of methane from burning vegetation using NASA's Terra and Aura satellites.
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The long exterior walkways and outside tower evoke Spanish Missions, while the courtyard areas maintain an aura of tranquillity.
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Haas complained that the camper, which lacked heat and adequate natural light, had the aura of a jail cell.
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Trump has repeatedly tried to maintain an aura of unpredictability, claiming that there is power in keeping adversaries guessing.
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Down the road, Aura envisions integrating the app with wearable devices and their respective sensors to detect mood automatically.
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Of course, the aura of Suu Kyi and the heightened expectations of her are central in the global condemnation.
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I don't mean to sound stuffy about this, but there's an aura, a vibe, which is very, very similar.
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The legend of Vlad Guerrero extends beyond the numbers on his baseball card to his aura on the field.
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You're already pretty charming to begin with, but Venus will add an extra dash of irresistibly to your aura!
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Back in 1936 Walter Benjamin argued that when a singular spectator becomes a mass spectator art loses its aura.
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The night of writing this column, I sent aura photography expert Stephany Hurkos my image for a second analysis.
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For all Wiliams's aura, talent and drive, Kerber is on the rise again and a younger generation is coming.
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Vigderman's approach is informed by Walter Benjamin's concept of an object's aura, a property embedded in time and history.
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Still, a certain old-fashioned aura has clung to the company, and Mr. Galassi said its mission remains unchanged.
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Gushing praise followed those shows, casting an aura of mastery over Whitney's paintings, and conditioning future experiences of them.
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The bright horizon suggests the painting takes place during the day, yet the aura the image evokes isn't cheerful.
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On Aura, the Puerto Rican trap/reggaeton singer-songwriter sustains a bubbly, mid-tempo electropulse for over an hour.
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And the warm aura of the place makes it hard to do anything other than open yourself to them.
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They lend the concrete sculptures a quasi-archaeological aura, filling out the details surrounding these fragments of yesteryear's everyday.
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Because the environment" — by which he meant the liberal aura of Nancy Pelosi — "defeated me more than anything else.
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Aura Bogado, an immigration reporter with Reveal, detailed conditions in hieleras — the facilities CBO uses to detain border crossers.
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The spikes give another aura, energy and life, as if the figures are alive and moving, trembling in pain.
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Of course there's ambivalence in trumpeting Prince Albert because what makes it exceptional is its aura of being undiscovered.
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The dead mushrooms looked like burned pancakes that were teeming with insects, emitting only a dim, ghostly, pewter aura.
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He puts his instrument's sound through a wah-wah pedal, adding a psychedelic aura to its already spiritual tone.
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Even though it quickly achieved mainstream popularity in the west, MSG always had an aura of exoticism around it.
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For over a century, it has been a nothing-but-trucks brand and that lends GMC a certain aura.
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What about movies that capture the era's aura of political ennui and paranoia, like "Shampoo" or "The Parallax View"?
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He has something else, too: an aura of overarching goodness that's a tonic in the context of Donald Trump.
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The data came from the European Space Agency's Sentinel-5 satellite, and similar data came from NASA's Aura satellite.
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There's even an airport on the Moon, complete with an Applebee's and the palpable grey aura of travelers' despair.
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Some of the aura around Mr. Obama surrounds Mr. Biden, too, granting him much of the party's good will.
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The brand brings not only a different range of customers, but also hefty profit margins and an upmarket aura.
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He was tiny and frail, but he strode chest up through the double doorway with an aura of majesty.
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"Disruption in education gives off the same aura as did the Soviet Union in the late 1980s," she writes.
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Cette campagne présidentielle aura été une campagne de gouvernement qui discute de gestion des ressources et d'équilibre des comptes.
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But our true style and true self can't be locked down into one category of style, personality, or aura.
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I love the idea of have your aura be something that shines out but you're giving a few clues.
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There's something so morose and menacing about that song, and the aura of just submitting to this ill fate.
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I have the spectral aura of a Chloë Sevigny character and the old-fashioned upspeak of a Valley Girl.
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The big cube boy does look similar to Samsung's recent Note 10 series and its kaleidoscopic Aura Glow finish.
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But while JFK's celebrity friends added to the glamorous aura of Camelot, they were rarely deployed for policy purposes.
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CNBC ordered a few items to a room at the M Social Hotel, from AURA, the hotel's new robot.
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The doors opened again and the guests walked out annoyed, while AURA made its way in — in their place.
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There has always been an aura of mystery to these flows, in part because markets for recyclables continually change.
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Add in the aura surrounding her at the moment, and she seems to dwarf any opponent, win or lose.
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But along came President Trump, and suddenly, these largely unknown operators have assumed an aura of mystery, danger even.
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This atmosphere makes honest conversation very hard, and gives a demagogue like Trump the aura of being a truthteller.
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The shock is just that, seeing that body without any "aura," ready for the morgue, and not for resurrection.
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There's something truly alarming about the smoldering red aura that seems to radiate from the central, mutilated-torso shape.
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"This aura of invincibility around Trump that some of his supporters have bought into seems to be dissipating," Williams said.
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There is an aura of ethical ambiguity — from the emails to the Wall Street paid speeches to the super PACs.
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Mr. Rubio's aura of unflappability was pierced, and his opponents pounced — and, to their surprise, he kept looking off-balance.
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Sometimes it's psychological: the aura of invincibility has been removed, opponents sense weaknesses while the competitor feels it more acutely.
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Under these conditions, all objects stand out in stark definition, each seeming to radiate with its own aura and importance.
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Sasha stuffs the disembodied rodent into the garbage disposal before running in her room and looking at her aura portrait.
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Frank Fisher, a public affairs officer at FBI's Albuquerque Division, told Gizmodo that it was referring all inquiries to AURA.
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New Mexico State University runs the telescope, but the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA) operates the property.
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Controversy has recently marred the elegant aura of the first daughter's line of shoes, clothing and other fancy life effects.
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The new Kobo Aura One is literally big, a 7.8-inch behemoth in a world of standard 6-inch displays.
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Aura also collects data around demographics and age to better understand what types of meditations certain people are looking for.
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" Aura Dolls refers to its workers (???) as being "Classy, sophisticated, and adventurous ladies" who are "curated for the discerning gentlemen.
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Mr Modi's stilted English may be awkward, but his aura of confidence declares the arrival of a bolder, stronger country.
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Aura Health was created by meditation teachers and therapists and uses artificial intelligence to cater to your unique thought processes.
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The Aura Connected Alarm Clock is a bedside lamp that uses a customized program to wake you up each morning.
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Though the Crystal Aura Car Air Purifier is normally valued at $49, you can buy it right now for $17.
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Never has Walter Benjamin's idea of art's "aura" been more clearly expressed — although, perhaps turned on its head by Magid.
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About 20% of migraine sufferers experience an aura, a warning symptom 20 minutes to an hour before a migraine begins.
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The aura of witchcraft followed the cast for the entirety of filming, even when they ventured beyond the Vancouver set.
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Kris Berwouts, the author of "Congo's Violent Peace", says that Mr Bemba has "the aura of an anti-Kabila icon".
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The resulting lack of aura devalues unique style, or changes our experience of it, just as photography once challenged painting.
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Her original songs give the proceedings a Kit Kat Club aura, simultaneously funny, sad and a little foreboding (2:00).
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Germany's migrant communities by and large lack the aura of helplessness that can afflict parts of French or Belgian cities.
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Every book I searched for was available directly from the Aura H2O and for the same price as on Amazon.
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But through Swirc's lenses, these personalities take on a new aura, shedding all the stereotypes associated with their public persona.
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The new Kobo Forma sports an eight-inch display and weighs about 15 percent less than the Kobo Aura ONE.
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Rough banners, some made from TSA tape, hang around her: an aura of travels past while she stays in motion.
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These days, this is probably the simplest — and most accessible way — to get your first taste of an aura reading.
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On the other hand, if Aura sends an alert, you could then just as easily check your in-home webcam.
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Il aura plutôt mis en exergue les points communs entre extrémistes musulmans et extrémistes de droite, qui souvent restent occultés.
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When growth eventually slows and the aura of genius fades, the tensions created by their concentration of power will build.
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Avoid a similar situation from happening with the Aura Glass Non-Spill Drinking Glasses — wine glasses designed to avoid spillage.
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They're less a depiction of the actual place than of the unique atmosphere surrounding it; its aura, if you will.
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Meanwhile, Chipotle and other fast casual chains have struggled enough to dim their aura in the eyes of the industry.
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One of the saddest revelations in the book is about the aura of contemporary taste under which we now live.
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The polygraph's scientific aura gave police a tool to intimidate suspects and recruiters a convenient way to shape their workforce.
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Outside of assassins, the biggest item change is probably Aegis of the Legion no longer having a magic resist aura.
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What makes it so for gay and lesbian Indians is the aura of illicitness that now haunts their every move.
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However, the prevailing question is whether Mr. Trump's aura simply boosts Democratic voting or if it helps fuel Democratic wins?
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Throughout the process, Aura added b3 Brazilian Bond Builder in both the bleach and toner/gloss to protect my strands.
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Sin, Aura, and Skywalk are great for light to medium tones, depending on whether you have warm or cool undertones.
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With aura, I pay Darren on the first of the month and get the new code for my door lock.
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Maisel aura – this is the raw, uncooked comedy of a green, trepidatious newbie, and even when it's uncomfortable it's authentic.
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The barriers to starting a new business have never been lower; the aura of the entrepreneur has never been hotter.
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It's true Rousey is searching right now after having her previous aura of invincibility shattered not just once, but twice.
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The sight of two octogenarians grappling over the firm's fate does not enhance its aura as a temple of innovation.
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A company called Aura wants to bring the picture frame back to its glory days by making digital frames smarter.
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That's a step up from the IP67 rating found on the company's previous water-resistant e-reader, the Aura H20.
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With the Aura One, Kobo is betting that features like size and water resistance can help the company stand out.
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There was an aura of secrecy about him even among the people who wound up in close proximity to him.
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He later met her in Paris and said he was very impressed by her, saying she had a "special aura".
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His songs have a special aura—soft, with melancholic touches that are both dark and luminous at the same time.
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"I get an 'aura', which is the sign I need to act fast and stop everything I'm doing," Baldwin explains.
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This element of edging hints at spatial dimension, as well as suggests that the forms are casting a faint aura.
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It's also filling, unlike other healthy alternatives like cauliflower, which can sometimes have the aura of plant-based shaved ice.
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Galaxy Note newcomers may be lured by the flashy Note 10 "Aura Glow" photos that are all over the internet.
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The field tests, convenient and imbued with an aura of scientific infallibility, were ordered by police departments across the country.
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What surprised more was the sheer aura they enveloped the music in, wrapping it in ritual, staging it as drama.
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Its aura stats make it a must-have item for teams, but it's a little too good at protecting allies.
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If you are who I think, know that you had an aura of good vibes and gentleness that was appreciated.
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Her original songs give the proceedings a Kit Kat Club aura, simultaneously funny, sad and a little foreboding (59:23212).
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This year's slate of 52 exhibitors, most hailing from New York, promises to maintain the fair's aura of classy eccentricity.
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Channeling the aura of two of Florida's raunchiest rappers, Khia and Trina, City Girls revive their flow on the track.
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Bar regulars tend to be alcoholics and they tend to have an aura of tragedy around them all the time.
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On a trip to New York near the tail end of that, my friends took us to an aura photographer.
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Bulls are big and immovable (which is why we call Taurus stubborn), and they have a peaceful aura about them.
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A lot of the trends start here — hot Pilates, aura photography — and a lot of culture gets exported from here.
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Contrary to many digital currencies, ripple has been working with large institutions, giving it an aura of legitimacy and practicality.
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The death of Saman Kunan, a former Thai Navy SEAL, during the rescue operation even added an aura of sacrifice.
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But at the 581-seat Helen Hayes, recently restored to its former Broadway glory, some of that aura has faded.
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I know what it means to have the retinas of others burning the back of my head, callusing my aura.
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Patrons who stay at Trump-branded resorts and hotels enjoy the aura of wealth and power that he has constructed.
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For a few months' or even a few nights' work, a restaurant can refresh its aura of newness and relevance.
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If priests are required to behave like regular professionals — by reporting criminal violence against children — their spiritual aura could fade.
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Some of his rectangles, edged with an aura, seem almost never to come into focus, while others feel almost crisp.
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Despite her wood-nymph aura, or maybe because of it, Ms. Magic has found herself in some button-down circles.
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The Lynx created an aura similar to what Gregg Popovich and R.C. Buford have developed around the San Antonio Spurs.
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On Tuesday, a senior editor at Polygon, Patricia Hernandez, and indie games developers Aura Triolo and Christine Love defended Quinn.
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You can get it in several gorgeous colors, including Cosmic Black, Cloud Blue, Aura Blue, Cosmic Gray, and Cloud Pink.
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Claudio Cruz's sister, Aura, cooks tastier food out of her home and restaurant — you'll see the sign marking La Canchalagua.
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Ordinary migraine attacks might start in other areas of the brain, which is why most migraines do not cause aura.
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"I think 9/11 created a new aura of reality," said interior secretary and 2011's designated survivor Ken Salazar.
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Mr. Weltner, the serious nom comm member with the short lists, was taken aback by the "aura" of Jennifer Lopez.
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She exuded an aura of patient competence, seeming content to sit silently on the couch, observing her father with others.
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Either way, the result is not a direct evaluation of the wine itself but a response to wine's generalized aura.
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In its view of suburban discontent and masculine malaise, it leans on borrowed insights and an unearned aura of significance.
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Trump's aura of omnipotence is informed by the lessons of his life in business and innumerable legal scrapes to politics.
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At the same time, the studio left the movie's general aura of corruption—sex for favors and much else—intact.
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The aura of luxuriousness doesn't fade when the RX fires into life, as the 3.5-liter V6 is barely audible.
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Despite the aura of insincerity that some feel surrounds the governor generally, his distaste for the mayor seems entirely genuine.
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Yet it is precisely this aura — call it ruthlessness, or shamelessness — that has found purchase among conservatives, particularly young ones.
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But he will do so having lost the aura of formidability that, until Wednesday, had been his chief selling point.
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Still, creating an aura of inevitability around Trump is one of the worst things we can do in fighting him.
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Unfortunately, there's an even more intense version of the debilitating headache that can overtake you, called a migraine with aura.
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Celebrity children have their own aura of mysterious cool that is much better suited to the Gen-Z-dominated app.
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What was alive was the aura of fear as each young man imagined his life changing from student to combatant.
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Just as bartenders are inspired by the aura of authenticity and history that surrounds mezcal, so, too, are young drinkers.
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"While some fans think the Stupid Love leak is an Aura 2.0 situation, the circumstances are different," Anthony told Insider.
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DOES THAT EVER COME INTO YOUR AURA IN TERMS OF -- AND I'M JUST TALKING ABOUT I MEAN, DEFICITS ARE RISING.
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They equate dot-orgs with nonprofit groups and issue no warning of the dangers lurking beneath the domain's positive aura.
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"It gives it an aura of momentum and celebrity and party—gives it a sex appeal," Adam Lindemann told me.
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Her husband seems to define her largely by her physical advantages, which confer upon him an aura of sexual potency.
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From afar, the cascade contributes to the musician's rakish superstar aura, but Mr. Perry considers it a wearable time capsule.
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Mullins is shifting over to Google to work on the next iteration of its Glass wearable, dubbed Project Aura internally.
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She has a steady hand, a keen eye, and a welcoming aura — the three biggest prerequisites for a service like this.
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Aura of Darkness, an area band, soon posted on Facebook that its Saturday night show would raise money for Haley's family.
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Just a few months ago Mr Abe had an aura of invincibility, having won election after election despite pursuing controversial policies.
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Dreher has found a way to approach Andy Warhol's mechanical reproduction and Walter Benjamin's "aura" from an oblique and provocative angle.
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Was I, a nice suburban boy from white Australia, seduced by these women fighters with their aura of celibacy and suicide?
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When I stopped by the Whitney for an aura session with Lonsdale, the first thing I noticed was her total transparency.
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In this sense, then, refinement applies not only to product direction, it applies even to the aura of the conference itself.
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"We're trying to build intelligence around how to make people happier," Aura Health co-founder and CEO Steve Lee told me.
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If there was ever an aura of inevitability about Biden, the debate on Thursday went a long way toward dispelling it.
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It also has included previously established names, most notably Kanye West, who were drawn to Braun's carefully manufactured aura of success.
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At David Kordansky Gallery, Marcus Amm's abstractions blur the photographic aura readings popular in Chinatown with Mark Rothko's emotive color palettes.
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But his first campaign with Trump in the White House has put some wear and tear on that aura of invincibility.
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Maybe it's director Bong Joon-ho's astounding skill with balancing tonal juxtapositions, or the aura of serene kindness that Dano projects.
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Osweiler can learn the playbook and pick Manning's brain, but he cannot bottle Manning's aura and dab it on like cologne.
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There is no denying the confidence that Beyoncé brings to every performance, something I'd like to describe as a glowing aura.
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Unfortunately the "trying to be artful" portraits of Snap CEO Evan Spiegel wearing them are already establishing a slightly pretentious aura.
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When that fails, there's a new wearable primed to give the elderly a new lease on life: Superflex's Aura Powered Suit.
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I'm not sure I'll be revising my personal motto anytime soon, but having a less murky aura just might change that.
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Hue Sync detects whatever colors it sees on the screen and then projects a matching aura onto the walls around it.
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Syd's cries and whispers and whimpers and confessions project an aura of exclusivity, and one feels lucky and excited to listen.
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But déjà vu has also long been recognized as an aura of temporal lobe epilepsy, or the beginning of a seizure.
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Yet what the soft-spoken Falwell, 20153, lacks in personal aura, he has more than made up for in institutional ambition.
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And isn't it time we heard more about Project Aura now that the Google Glass successor has found a new home?
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" He adds, "I hope that the people who see my exhibit will wonder about what their aura painting would look like.
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"They need to preserve the aura of invincibility in their decision-making process." he said in a Tuesday "Trading Nation" segment.
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Still, Trump, eager for the aura of success, said he would unveil his plan for corporate and individual taxes this week.
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Not only because she naturally radiates the aura of a forgiving priestess, but also because of her staunch stance on judgment.
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"Visual auras are the most common [type of aura], but they can involve sensation and speech as well," Dr. Green says.
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Since his extraverted, laid-back Oregonian personality so greatly contrasts with Mr. Niemann's serious Berliner aura, his episode proceeds far differently.
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She feels guilty about Ray, but is somehow so in thrall of Desi's awful, bearded aura that she can't turn away.
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Gabrielle, who police said went by the name Aura, was thrown nearly 30 feet into the air and broke her arm.
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Podcast listening carries with it a faint aura of cultural snobbery, a notion that to listen is to do something highbrow.
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The site will not lose its spiritual aura: the proposed skyscraper is designed to look like a set of organ pipes.
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Still, recent state election defeats punctured his aura of invincibility, and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has seen ratings slip.
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TL;DR: Learn to relax with the Aura meditation app — get a 1-year premium subscription for $39.99, a 57% savings.
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The other dress was even more avant-garde, and looked like van Herpen and Beesley's attempt to produce a wearable aura.
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But she didn't say any of that; she just lay silently, emanating a black, hateful aura, until finally Robert trailed off.
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What, you thought my wedding vows would be all, "Ooh, your eyes are shining stars and my soul orbits your aura" ?
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At the same time, taking safe stances can be a useful branding tool in creating an aura of corporate social responsibility.
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The Aura H2O Edition 2 is just as water resistant as the Kindle Paperwhite and it holds just as many ebooks.
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But, like Michael Corleone, Zlatko is trying to get away from messy crimes and wrap himself in an aura of legitimacy.
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The house isn't far from the street but fosters an aura of secluded serenity anyway: A grapefruit tree guards the property.
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Processor-wise, you get a 1Ghz Solo Lite iMx6 processor, the same speed you'll find on the Aura HD and Voyage.
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Now I can read my own emotions and others' separately and literally feel the sadness and irritation come into your aura.
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His personal incorruptibility and humble lifestyle feed into his messianic aura — his supporters chant that it's an "honor" to support him.
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Aura started at my nape, where hair is naturally darker, and finished with a few natural-looking highlights around the ends.
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Having your "aura photo" taken has been a popular activity at psychic fairs and spiritual gatherings for the past 30 years.
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"A pool gives an aura to a building," said James Lansill, a senior managing director of the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.
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That moment was called Studio 54 and, even after more than four decades, the aura of the club's specific magic persists.
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He was squat at 240 pounds with putty-lump features and a goggling stare that gave him an aura of menace.
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Without knowing anything about Forbis's former occupation before introducing themselves, Paprocka and Paul first approached Forbis because of his photogenic aura.
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But as she strode through the red carpeted entrance at the start of this week's meeting, her usual aura was missing.
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These have been constants at the club over nearly 42 years: an aura of inheritance and an ethic of freewheeling invention.
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A musical score takes on the trappings — and with them, the aura of obfuscation and unknowability — of a classified government document.
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Sundance's anything-goes aura was established in the 20153s and the 22015s, when independent film reigned as the epitome of cool.
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But new items come with an aura of cleanliness, while reusable and secondhand goods often fight the perception of being unsanitary.
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I was eager to experience their bocce brotherhood, its out-of-time aura, its connection to a living Italian-American history.
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And the former vice president will only have more momentum and a greater aura of inevitability around him after Tuesday's wins.
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They receive most of the attention, however, because they carry the aura of sanctity (or else sanctimony, one or the other).
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Facing off Friday at Citi Field — Harvey for the Mets and Cole for the Pittsburgh Pirates — the aura had withered somewhat.
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If 2019's "Joker" was shown through the dismal negative aura of Arthur Fleck, "Birds of Prey" is the complete opposite.
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