At the time, the country was awash with forged currency.
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And the area remains awash with bodies and booby traps.
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Partly this is because Nigeria is awash with illicit weapons.
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Newfoundland is not awash with fancy scientific equipment going begging.
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Added to that, this new industry is awash with fraud.
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Indeed, Wuhan was awash with new industrial ideas and technologies.
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The web was awash with postmortems yesterday and rightly so.
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To be honest, the whole country is awash with gin.
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The images are beautiful, but they're simultaneously awash with heavy gloom.
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Cambodia denies such plans, though it is awash with Chinese money.
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EVEN AT THE best of times Nigeria is awash with speculation.
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The second is that the country is awash with new parties.
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Our Instagram Stories are awash with snapshots of our everyday lives.
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They are awash with the "I think" crowd and their feelpinions.
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British media is awash with rumors about the government's favored candidates.
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British media is awash with rumours about the government's favoured candidates.
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Pakistan is awash with a tidal wave of Chinese infrastructure projects.
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Companies were awash with cash before the tax cuts took effect.
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Every night, I awake in terror, awash with sweat, heart pounding.
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The world is awash with oil and the Majors know it.
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Fortunately, banks are "awash with liquidity", says Guido Tabellini of Bocconi University.
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Indeed, Twitter has been awash with messages from residents desperate to leave.
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They're the stuff of postcards: breathtaking, dramatic, and awash with vibrant color.
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The explanation is partly that would-be acquirers are awash with cash.
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If your wardrobe is awash with sea-blue denim...well, what's new?
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For the past few seasons, our wardrobes have been awash with color.
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When I returned, heart pounding and awash with anxiety, I came out.
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Your Instagram feed is awash with #meatfree fried seitan (pronounced "Satan"—coincidence?).
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Q. Since Napoleon, the world has been awash with predictions about China.
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Thankfully the design world is awash with tips for cleverly hiding cords.
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The platform has also been accused of being awash with knockoff products.
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French newspapers have been awash with commentary supporting or criticizing the letter.
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The world is awash with true wireless headphones at all price points.
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The headlines are awash with stories of huge ObamaCare premium cost increases.
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"Loading," an interlude awash with cymbals and mellow synths, is a confessional.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The internet is awash with bots.
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The coastal waters are awash with a bacteria known as SRS, or Piscirickettsiosis.
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As depicted in popular culture, ancient Egypt is awash with the color beige.
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Whether they are infected or not, they are always awash with these cells.
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"I was just awash with sentimentality and more appreciative of it," adds Goodman.
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Instagram is awash with blurry videos of rolled-fist drops and smoke machines.
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Almost immediately after, our Twitter feeds were awash with meme after hilarious meme.
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The next few months are going to be awash with virtual reality news.
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Germany is awash with tax revenues but France is in a tighter spot.
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Governments aren't awash with cash and can't even fund what they have got.
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Then, we are all awash with relief when her babies are born healthy.
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In fact, the world is awash with musicians speaking out against the order.
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It didn't make sense because the body is naturally awash with steroid hormones.
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It's official: The 2020 Democratic presidential field is now awash with climate candidates.
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As a result, coal-fired plants have suddenly found themselves awash with unwanted capacity.
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The area was awash with Han police after the protests in 2011, she says.
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China's big cities are awash with brightly coloured bikes from a rainbow of competitors.
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Ironically, the Philippines is awash with fake news claiming false accolades for Mr Duterte.
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Venezuela has become a favoured route for drug-trafficking and is awash with arms.
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After years of easy monetary policy, Wall Street is awash with cash seeking yield.
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And Instagram will be even more awash with pictures of passengers' tepid airline food.
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The internet is awash with ways for individuals and businesses to sell things today.
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As Senate confirmation hearings commence this week, the Capitol will be awash with lobbyists.
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Now, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr are awash with bindi-adorned brown girls demanding change.
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PARIS — Is it possible to create meaningful photographs in a world awash with images?
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Today the internet is awash with essays by women bravely asserting child-free desires.
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Maduro's regime is "awash with criminality and corruption," Attorney General William Barr said Thursday.
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The internet is awash with articles linking screen time to depression, A.D.H.D., even psychosis.
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It's true that humans also have weird penises awash with unsolved questions, Brennan said.
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Streets are awash with bright, red banners urging the people to rally behind him.
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THINK BACK to the start of 21980, when Latin America was awash with optimism.
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It would be one of Dubai's tallest buildings, in a city awash with high-rises.
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Indeed Twitter remains awash with acerbic commentary, well after "The Story of Adidon" was released.
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Individual firms are awash with data but may not have enough to train AI models.
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Yet Europe is not exactly awash with strong voices in defence of the liberal order.
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But the rest of the country is desperately poor, barely governed and awash with arms.
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Mali is awash with guns and is home to rival armed groups nursing local grievances.
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He's almost rap's version of Taylor Swift, an anomaly in a genre awash with politics.
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Yet, at the same time, Uber remains awash with billions of dollars of Saudi investment.
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Social media are awash with videos of shoppers plundering supermarkets and brawling with each other.
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The coastal waters of Chile are awash with a bacteria known as SRS, or Piscirickettsiosis.
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Here, she places her painted men in a living room awash with colorful brush strokes.
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But, instead, she was awash with dark memories of her traumatic childhood and sexual assault.
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Faced with shaky economic indicators, OPEC is keen to avoid a market awash with oil.
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It's illegal, but it is possible, and the internet is awash with guides and supplies.
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For more than a week, the streets were awash with an infectious sort of hope.
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Silicon Valley is awash with cash, particularly from SoftBank's Vision Fund and other foreign investors.
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The images in Giovanna Silva's new book are beautiful, but they're simultaneously awash with heavy gloom.
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This holiday season Twitter has been awash with dismal, tragic photos of the tiny lopsided constructions.
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Congressional Democrats, especially those eyeing a presidential run in 2020, are awash with bold policy ideas.
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However, Clarivoy's interesting concept catches my attention amidst a sea of marketing tech awash with jargon.
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In a country awash with arms, such cattle raids are as bloody as they are frequent.
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Every year when fall comes around, I am awash with a post-summer longing for school.
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Title 18 is awash with minimum mandatory penalties applied to drug use, a very serious offense.
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So every beach party, yacht soirée and Palais des Festivals premiere is awash with borrowed bling.
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Flash forward to 19833 and the country is awash with 20th anniversary commemorations of the attacks.
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But it sure does look pretty, and this trailer is awash with heavy metal power chords.
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This year's Mobile World Congress — the CES for Android device makers — was awash with 215G handsets.
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Dubai's buoyant secondhand market is awash with vehicles that are both relatively common and extremely rare.
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When after a week, Jasleen began feeding on her own, Ms. Jimenez was awash with relief.
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The streets were awash with blue and gold banners, T-shirts and hats as marchers rejoiced.
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IN A world awash with photos from 2bn smartphones, a picture may still tell a thousand words.
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Last night, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stood on a stage awash with blue, stars, and stripes.
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"The biggest issue is light, sweet crude," Sen said, adding the Atlantic Basin is "awash" with it.
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Around 20 cars fell into the newly created ditch, awash with water, but no one was injured.
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Now, as Americans wake up to the news on Saturday morning, social media is awash with responses.
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Keynes would have retorted that in a world awash with capital, extra saving does not benefit society.
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With five bodies that were either stabbed, bludgeoned or shot, the crime scene was awash with blood.
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From yellow-billed loons to brown boobys, the country is awash with all types of feathered friends.
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Just as the whole party was leaving town, social media was awash with Jordan tributes and factoids.
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Fury on social media China's social media channels were awash with anger following news of Li's death.
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Perennial conflicts have left the region awash with arms, which are smuggled across borders with relative ease.
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The historic city — also called "The Blue Pearl of Morocco" — is completely awash with varying shades of blue.
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The spring 2018 runways were awash with shades of white, from ivory and eggshell to cream and vanilla.
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Hardly one day goes by that the news isn't awash with some new scandal he's gotten himself into.
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Indeed, when you hear his voice, buttery and awash with magnetic emotion, it's hard not to feel something.
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Low interest rates are allowing them to borrow for cheaper than ever too, so they're awash with cash.
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The country is awash with weapons after decades of conflict with neighboring Sudan and local feuds over land.
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This year's top image is a picture of a turtle embryo awash with a rainbow of fluorescent colors.
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The sea is awash with garbage in many parts and the country's once famous beaches are a mess.
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In a country awash with weapons and random violence, Election Day was notably quiet, without any major incidents.
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Last year, the central bank banned domestic funds from buying its treasury bills, keeping markets awash with naira.
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The world is awash with uncertainty about how new technologies and rising environmental threats could remake our world.
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The Taliban now controls much of the country, which is awash with refugees, and opium production has quadrupled.
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At the same time, history is awash with examples that technological change has brought more progress than perils.
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Maintaining those prices at resale, now that the luxury market is awash with unsold inventory, is another thing.
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But Bonnie — sweet, zen, lithe Bonnie — is awash with guilt and slowly drifting further from her family and friends.
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And now I'm suddenly awash with emotion for a little white stick I hadn't considered once in this decade.
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"There really is a need for guidance here," she said, noting that social media was awash with confused activists.
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And co-ordination can do only so much in a world awash with capital, facing chronically low interest rates.
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In contrast with the fierce anti-capitalism of the 2015 Biennale, Venice this year is awash with social conscience.
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All this in a continent awash with memorials of what happens when one turns a blind eye to bigotry.
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"The market remains awash with oil," Norbert Ruecker, head of commodity research at Julius Baer, said in a note.
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Over the past several weeks, cities across the country have become awash with Facebook's biggest national marketing campaign ever.
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They contain up to 50m barrels of Iranian crude—just what a world awash with oil could do without.
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The Internet is awash with tips about how to speed up the process, but blockchain might have the answer.
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But for now, the country remains a patchwork of fiefdoms awash with weapons and plummeting towards a humanitarian disaster.
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Awash with nostalgia, I returned to Innsmouth Academy, a magical boarding school that serves one of the game's hubs.
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Yemen, a poor country awash with weapons where the rule of law is weak, is no stranger to conflict.
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By the first warm days of spring, my stoop is awash with planters brimming with begonias, marigolds and petunias.
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Her hair streams loose, her lips are slightly parted, and her face, bent toward us, is awash with emotion.
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Nigerian media are awash with horrifying stories of women and girls kidnapped and trafficked for sexual and labor exploitation.
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In a world awash with capital eager to build, buy or develop, prices seldom reflect the long-term threat.
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"White supremacist forums are awash with electoral joy, having dubbed Trump their 'Glorious Leader,' " Mr. Potok wrote in the journal.
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Bryan Lockerby, who heads Montana's Division of Criminal Investigation, says he has never seen the state more awash with meth.
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Even if bottles of Tenants no longer bare bikini-clad breasts, the beer industry is still awash with sexist advertising.
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Even in a world now awash with rounds in the multiple hundreds of millions of dollars, the financing is notable.
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London Road, once awash with syringes and condoms, is now peaceful, with residents no longer disturbed outside their front doors.
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As the troops moved closer, the government shut down the internet, leaving the capital awash with rumours but little information.
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While Reddit, Twitter and Telegram are awash with angry customers spreading conspiracy theories, they aren't the only ones raising doubts.
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Solo is awash with references to the broader Star Wars universe, even the one that isn't regarded as canon anymore.
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The state was already awash with regulations and programmes to support cleaner power, such as solar and offshore wind farms.
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The startup media is awash with stories of corporate venture capital prioritizing their own interests over those of their portfolio.
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This is in response to reports that the upper reaches of the property market are awash with illicit foreign money.
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The north-east is awash with humanitarian agencies and Mr al-Barnawi wasted no time blaming them for "Christianising" camps.
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Now, YouTube and Twitter are awash with kids covering "Dancing On My Own" and crediting Calum Scott as the writer.
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Editorial "America is absolutely awash with easily obtainable firearms," one spokesman for Al Qaeda said in a 2011 recruitment video.
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After a burst of construction, the luxury real estate market is awash with million- and multimillion-dollar homes for sale.
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Social media was awash with worries about the casinos (they remained opened), the racetracks (those, too) and the courthouses (closed).
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All of which will create an artificial shortfall of metal in a country that is seemingly awash with the stuff.
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Semi stocks were awash with more losses on Monday after Apple supplier Lumentum warned of reduced shipments to a major customer.
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Early beer might have resembled miry puddle water, but it was awash with minerals and far safer to consume than water.
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Social media was awash with pictures of happy children dressed as Goldielocks, Katniss and Robin Hood, among many others Thursday morning.
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Just check Twitter, which is awash with overjoyed TWD fans ecstatic to see the two embrace after seven long episodes apart.
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Last time I checked, London was awash with co-working spaces, shared office spaces, spaces of every shape, size and color.
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Parliament is awash with rumours and speculation of many more accusations from women, and some men, of sexual harassment by MPs.
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Awash with guns and plagued by ever-larger and better-armed gangs, Venezuela has one of the world's worst homicide rates.
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LONDON — Instagram is awash with posts about fitness and dieting, with many showing an unrealistic and doctored view of women's bodies.
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Awash with fears about the end of the millennium, '90s American culture cast "edgy" musical acts as harbingers of end times.
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Corporations, already awash with cash, will most likely use most of the tax cut to buy back shares or distribute dividends.
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While a frat party might seem to be awash with testosterone, a recent sculpture literally can be a wash with testosterone.
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"Here we are in sport awash with money, but I'm very perplexed there isn't more cash for anti-doping," he said.
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Since early April, the Egyptian capital has been awash with large banners encouraging people to vote in favor of the changes.
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For years Western carmakers have promised a world awash with AVs by now, making roads safer and less congested (see table).
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Cuba was awash with a spirit of hope that relations between our two countries were finally on a path toward normal.
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Carrie Mae Weems's grid of images, "Untitled (Colored People Grid)" (6013), offers tender portrayals of black youth awash with pastel hues.
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Among the findings, published last month, was the claim that lower levels of game were awash with a "tsunami" of corruption.
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This year, dealers are awash with 2774 model cars, as a long-running boom in car sales begins to peter out.
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Both craters were awash with water billions of years ago, making them ideal places to search for signs of past habitability.
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"When we orgasm, our brain is awash with dopamine and oxytocin, two of nature's most powerful feel-good chemicals," Engle explains.
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The world remains awash with oil despite a deal struck by some of the world's biggest producers to rein in output.
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"Nowhere 10" is awash with radiant wisps of cloud cover against muted blues imposed over a narrow horizon of distant badlands.
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Since then, Twitter has been awash with outpourings of love for what fans are hailing "the best rom-com of this generation".
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The sporting world was awash with rumors over the weekend contemplating the prospect of a fight between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor.
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Negative rates are a sign that Europe is awash with savings and bereft of plans to put them to use (see article).
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As government regulators move to crack down on youth vaping, eBay and other online marketplaces are still awash with bootleg Juul pods.
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London is awash with ride-hailing operators already, with Estonia's Bolt and France's Kapten also looking to chip away at Uber's dominance.
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From the once-unspoken rule that New Yorkers only wore black, the city — and its fashion week schedule — is awash with color.
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While the seed-stage slowdown has raised concerns about the health of the startup ecosystem, the venture industry remains awash with cash.
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With the tons of electronics onboard, it was able to scramble up near-45-degree inclines awash with loose rock and dirt.
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As Dee Dee her melancholia was awash with reverbed guitars, gauzy as dawn eking through pale blinds, plus plush girl group harmonies.
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YouTube's beauty community, which is awash with money, views, and big personalities, is one of the largest communities of creators on YouTube.
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The shop's Facebook page is awash with conversations and posts about Mollie, from close friends and community members and complete strangers alike.
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In a Constitution awash with words about ownership, it is conspicuous that the Second Amendment talks about "keep and bear," not owning.
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This year's ceremony was one of the most political yet and saw the red carpet awash with A-list actresses wearing black.
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In cities like Lagos, Nairobi and Addis Ababa, busy streets are awash with the bright blue shopfronts of Transsion's flagship brand, Tecno.
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S. trade truce early in 2020 in markets already awash with cheap cash, bond futures fell and yields rose across the curve.
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Regardless, most grocery stores are awash with plastics, and the co-op is no exception, so I had to use my imagination.
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At 39 minutes long, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is awash with texture and color and emotions that expand and contract.
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PilsenThis South Side neighborhood is awash with colorful street art, superb vintage shopping, and the best damn Mexican food in the entire midwest.
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Whether she was paying homage to Pantone's color of the year, Ultraviolet, or not, her eyelids were awash with a rich purple shadow.
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Manhattan is similarly awash with luxury, largely thanks to the new fad for "super skinny" apartments that rise from tiny footprints in Midtown.
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Aside from offering something different, what does a phone like this have to offer consumers who are already awash with different smartphone choices?
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Serbia and most of the western Balkans are awash with hundreds of thousands of illegal weapons following wars and unrest in the 1990s.
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The rich world is awash with great glowing orbs for the main population centres and orange tentacles for the roads that link them.
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"With the private equity industry awash with cash, such funding should be around for anyone prepared to back Mr Kelvin's judgment," he added.
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Pricing a new stock is hard when the market is awash with speculative froth – and even more so when IPO candidates are unprofitable.
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But while 2017 is awash with challenges, these times have only further emboldened people to build a smarter, safer, and more progressive society.
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If the data had been correct, Indonesia would be awash with rice supplies and the country's president would have less to worry about.
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If you're looking to connect with people to help move your business forward, you'll find Disrupt Berlin awash with world-class networking opportunities.
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Nigeria is awash with petrodollars but much of this money does not trickle down to the average man and woman on the street.
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Online forums are awash with sufferers who prior to diagnosis experienced attacks just like this one in life-threatening situations such as diving.
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To use the architecture of the theater — which is housed in St. Mark's Church — to create a dreamlike scene awash with wandering bodies.
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OPEC responded by removing all limits on its own production, prompting fear of a supply hike in a market already awash with crude.
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February was awash with neutrals (thank the Celine/Bottega effect), hair accessories, and shades of green — what can we expect this time around?
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The easy money policies of global central banks, including the Federal Reserve, are pressuring rates lower and keeping the markets awash with cash.
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" "Notwithstanding his life of national service, the media are awash with unfounded allegations, outrageous claims of treason, and vicious innuendo directed against him.
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The world markets are already awash with grains and beans after corn and soybean stocks hit record highs last season following bumper harvests.
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Today, the region is awash with meth because drug dealers have sold it at extremely low prices to create a huge customer base.
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An isolated immigrant population and a strident right-wing political faction in a country awash with guns has created a toxic and explosive mixture.
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Fear added to Rodriguez's hopelessness: Her story of three robberies at gunpoint is a familiar one in a country awash with drugs and gangs.
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People are unearthing new theories all the time, so you end up with a newsfeed awash with articles touting brand new, unconventional sourced data.
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The market was awash with glossy items like blow-up chairs, CD players, and glow-in-the-dark stars that stuck to our walls.
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We don't have the space to go into a full rooting guide here, but the web is awash with rooting guides and ROM resources.
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The stadium was awash with spectators waving white and yellow Vatican flags, who later took communion from volunteers distributing sacramental bread among the stands.
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Since the abortive putsch, pro-government papers have been awash with conspiracy theories accusing the United States and the CIA of being the masterminds.
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The FCC this week released a new, 182-page Communications Marketplace Report it claims proves the US broadband industry is awash with vibrant competition.
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The book is a tome, its cover awash with the sweeping lines of naked illustrated bodies in various states of joyously going at it.
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This time two years ago, the company's booth was awash with Zelda imagery, made up to look like a small-scale version of Hyrule.
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New Caledonia is awash with nickel ore, holding as much as a quarter of the world's known reserves, and the metal dominates the economy.
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Furthermore, in a system awash with so many reserves, the need to borrow reserves in the market has precipitously declined for domestic commercial banks.
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It also remains the only time I have attended a victory parade: Trafalgar Square, London, was awash with jubilant jackets and ties that day.
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However, the Hong Kong money market remains awash with liquidity due to equity market inflows and remnants of money printing from global central banks.
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However, a cut of one million barrels a day or less may not be enough to stabilize a market that is awash with oil.
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But in reality, the evening is more a big-budget, Champagne-fueled social-media fest, awash with stars both on and off the catwalk.
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In a political system awash with anonymous money, Congress is not building an integrity engine to audit the supply chain of data into policy.
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You make a French exit and stare out of the night bus window, tears in your eyes, lump in your throat, awash with regret.
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Starting off like a 103s smooth R&B beat that Mario could've killed, it's suddenly awash with a synth stolen straight from XXYYXX's dropbox.
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Ballots started arriving in letter boxes across Australia, and social media was awash with photos of people completing their votes and mailing them in.
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Tribal leaders in neighboring provinces told Reuters that, in the security vacuum, army bases were looted and Yemen's south became awash with advanced weaponry.
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Only two years after Hurricane Harvey, their house was again awash with water — and they were again in need of a place to stay.
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The 1984 Democratic National Convention was awash with dire predictions that a Reagan second term would virtually guarantee a hot war with the Soviets.
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"The market is certainly awash with capital, and the landscape of venture capital to private equity to angel investing is really blurred," said Wheldon.
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Social media was awash with depictions of the heat, GIFs showed burning skeletons and there were a variety of attempts at egg-frying outside.
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A Muslim woman says her Twitter is awash with spiteful attacks after an article highlighted her helping a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) panel.
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And in Queens, awash with ambitious towers even before the announcement of Amazon's campus, the new year will begin to untangle hype from reality.
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Others stew about supply still, and worry that the market is still awash with too much capacity in a world of sluggish weak global growth.
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It's shiny and polished like America's Next Top Model, but it's also awash with lowkey John Waters references and winking nods to Paris is Burning.
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Recently, the internet was suddenly awash with sexy drawings of Bowsette, Boosette, and Chompette—anime babe-ified slashfic versions of their Super Mario villain counterparts.
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In Uganda, for instance, the market is so awash with understrength bags of fertiliser and feeble seeds that farmers are reluctant to invest in them.
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Yet in an economy already awash with abundant, cheap labour, it may be that firms face too little pressure to invest in labour-saving technologies.
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Suddenly, all around us, tiny fireflies started to blink into life, and as the sun set the whole park was awash with the luminescent beetles.
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Google I/O was awash with Assistant news, but Duplex mystery aside, Continued Conversation was easily one of the most compelling announcements of the bunch.
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Megaproject -- Addis Ababa-Djibouti Railway From Uganda's Jinja Bridge to South Africa's attempt at the world's largest radio telescope, Africa is awash with ambitious visions.
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The women's health market is awash with wristbands, sleep tracking devices, and sensor-laden wearables that can track the myriad factors that indicate imminent ovulation.
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Interest rates are at 400-year lows and the world is awash with liquidity as investors try to find anything that yields a decent rate.
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FAS Facebook groups are awash with sufferers who reveal that they isolate themselves from the general public because of constant "Where are you from?" questions.
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Outside of sperm storage, the vagina is awash with muscles that control contractions and movement—it's as mobile as the digestive tract is, Orr said.
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Even limiting the importation of ammunition could help reduce deadly violence in a country awash with small arms, but not necessarily the bullets they use.
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States will be competing to add a plant in a market that is already awash with production capacity and experiencing a slowdown in domestic auto sales.
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Financial literacy month is over, leaving in its wake dozens of new surveys showing millennials are awash with financial obstacles, from insufficient savings to high debt.
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The terrace was awash with Djurgården colours, something that seemed odd to an English fan more used to seeing small numbers wearing club shirts to games.
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But it will be forging ahead as a completely new kind of gadget, one that's fashion first and awash with hundreds, not just dozens, of choices.
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Militias claiming revolutionary credentials, their numbers swelling as more young men were added to the payroll, hijacked the political process in a country awash with weapons.
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And deep down they must know that they need each other, that without a fight between them their legacies will be incomplete and awash with asterisks.
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The farmland may be lush and fertile here, but it is also awash with pesticides and fertilizers that can leach into the (usually unfiltered) water supply.
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Now, after a flood of U.S. exports into the region, the market is awash with LPG and supplies are being stored in ships anchored off Singapore.
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I loved the way every frame of the show was so awash with color that it seemed to vibrate off my crappy mid-2000s laptop screen.
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They lick a ceiling awash with bas-relief figures of dragons, snakes and cephalopods, presided over by a demonically radiant sun — William Blake in three dimensions.
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It's been a major inconvenience for the 300,000 members of the bikeshare program, and now #Velibgate on Twitter is awash with criticism for the total failure.
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The reduction in euros and sterling, however, will be a disappointment to European investors, awash with cash and short of deal flow so far this year.
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The media was awash with stories of flying saucers and extraterrestrial encounters, with scientists downplaying the likelihood of alien visitation and UFO enthusiasts exclaiming their excitement.
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The farmland may be lush and fertile here, but it is also awash with pesticides and fertilisers that can leach into the (usually unfiltered) water supply.
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After enjoying some initial success at the Turkish Box office, Twitter became awash with images of the premiere screening event, setting off a wave of controversy.
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Social media has been awash with information and mis-information about the attack, which took place in the Arena's foyer minutes after Ariana Grande went off stage.
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While fast-fashion is awash with the style, a crop of cool women on Instagram are getting their fix via the original thing: vintage Laura Ashley pieces.
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Of course, the fashion set soon followed, with the streets of Copenhagen, New York, London, Paris, and Milan awash with a sea of checked-out get-ups.
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Despite a fragile peace accord signed last September by Kiir's government and rebel groups, the world's youngest nation remains riven with ethnic grievances and awash with weapons.
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The I-League is not exactly awash with overseas talent, but Englishman John Johnson of current champions Bengaluru FC is enjoying a successful spell in the country.
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The country has produced more steel in two years than Britain since 1900, according to the International Steel Statistics Bureau, and is indeed awash with excess capacity.
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On a bright hot Saturday on June 13, I showed up at Glam's apartment—a modest, whistle-clean three-bedroom awash with sun and colorful pop art.
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It also means that while the country is awash with cash, it could lose its competitive edge in a fight to lure top talent to the country.
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Three of his biggest gripes with the overarching economy are a system awash with cheap capital, burgeoning government deficits, and massive pension and healthcare liabilities coming due.
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I'd been holding on so tightly for so long,-nearly two decades, that when I finally let go — eyes shut, cheeks awash with tears — it felt euphoric.
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Awash with cash and ambition, they have sought to turn the country into a regional power with outstanding military might, a little Sparta on the Persian Gulf.
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The dramatic downturn has provided an unexpected holiday bonus for American consumers, with fuel prices also tumbling amid fears the oil market could soon be awash with crude.
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While some well-wishers flocked to her account to express their sadness and support for her family, Instagram became awash with ghoulish accounts dedicated to sharing the photos.
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For example, the argument that debt is crowding out private investment is hard to sustain when firms are awash with cash and can borrow at extremely low rates.
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The city was awash with artists of all kinds, from whom the composer drew inspiration; he set work by contemporary poets such as Verlaine and Mallarmé to music.
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Her usual feed, perfectly curated after nearly a decade of tinkering, was awash with panicked posts from fellow adult models, memes about the policy change, and goodbye posts.
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The city is awash with them — so many, in fact, that I know of at least half a dozen startups whose business focus is helping entrepreneurs discover them.
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If there's one reason London is awash with so many one- and two-man bands, it's that the cost of finding and hiring a team is so high.
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However, after its release, the internet was awash with rumors that a second Kendrick album, titled NATION, was going to follow it on Sunday—"damnation" and Easter, geddit?
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Shrill rhetoric from different ethnic groups in the wake of the clash has fed into social media and local television stations, which have been awash with angry comment.
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American artist Tabor Robak's "20XX" (2013) combines images of real-life skyscrapers to create a fictional city and corporate dystopia awash with the logos of video game companies.
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The "Lex," as patrons affectionately called the bar, was one of the few surviving venues that catered to queer women in a city awash with gay-male entertainment.
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While there is no clear link between these incidents, it would appear that the waters in and around Australia are awash with drug smugglers and their lost cargo.
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But the startup&aposs online community message board is awash with customers who say they were sent a business card without realising what they had signed up for.
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In fact, Snapchat and Facebook were awash with sneak previews of what's in store as the 2016 Olympics kick off — and several details of the planned program have leaked.
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Moldovan social media is regularly awash with rumors about the European Union sending thousands of Syrian refugees into the country, fake celebrity deaths, and rumors of the coming apocalypse.
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With vast subsidies on offer for drivers and passengers, the Chinese internet is awash with offers to spoof rides and split the proceeds between fake rider and fake driver.
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But it would face big challenges with Europe awash with steel and producers struggling with costly green taxes as well as high energy and labour costs and business rates.
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Papers are awash with daily sex crime stories, including the rape of professional women by taxi drivers, so it is little wonder that Sahoo is popular with female passengers.
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The technology and automotive worlds are awash with debate over how quickly self-driving cars will arrive to end costly car ownership and begin the inexpensive ride-hailing revolution.
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With much of the news media under the government's thumb, many Egyptians are turning to social media, which has been awash with jokes about the coronavirus in recent days.
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After we voice these fears, I fall asleep awash with shame, fantasizing that I'll awake cured, competent to practice law, capable of helping Dunia with her plans and aspirations.
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The post-prison world he walked into was a new one, awash with hippies who openly rejected social norms and formed idyllic enclaves ostensibly free of restrictions and taboos.
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American elections have been awash with conspiracy theories for at least two decades, and these theories are exacerbated by very legitimate security risks that open the door to manipulation.
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Social media in China has been awash with photos and videos of fallen rocket pieces after previous launches from Xichang, with multiple reported incidents in the past two years.
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Making matters tricky for Hong Kong policy makers, local money market remains awash with liquidity thanks to equity market inflows and remnants of money printing from global central banks.
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His collection is currently housed at the Neues Museum Nürnberg, one of Germany's newest state museums (an incredible Volker Staab design, awash with natural light, that opened in 904023).
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Whether it's the work of Tom of Finland or portraits of past titleholders, the image of the leather community has long been awash with white, cisgender, traditionally masculine faces.
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The work draws heavy inspiration from David Seymour's series of the same title from the post-WWII era, when Europe was awash with displaced people looking to find new homes.
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OnePlus' history is awash with clever promotions and fan service, all while exceeding expectations in markets like the U.S., where fellow Chinese smartphone makers have run afoul of U.S. regulations.
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Liu said the prudent monetary policy remains neither too tight nor too loose, and the PBOC does not want to see a liquidity crunch nor a market awash with cash.
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Now the media is awash with the idea that the S&P is in danger of imminent collapse, but this recent talk is just as specious as the Hindenburg omen.
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Tourist shops are awash with memorabilia emblazoned with "Keep calm and carry on", a slogan drawn from a World War Two poster that became popular in the last 10 years.
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Meanwhile, former industrial areas which once offered hard but dignified jobs -- coal mines, power stations, manufacturing plants -- are today awash with call centres, fulfilment centres and work on supermarket checkouts.
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While additional exports could make up for shrinking output and supply disruptions elsewhere, the new supplies also risk delaying a re-balancing of a global market still awash with oil.
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From the American community of New Erection in Virginia to the tiny hamlet of Shitterton in the south of the UK, our planet is awash with delightfully rude place names.
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The armies of the seven kingdoms are gathering, the dead march ever-forward in the snowy north, and the seas are awash with the blood of former friends and allies.
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Don't let anyone tell you this is passive incomeThe internet is awash with self-proclaimed experts telling you how to make a killing with "passive income" through short-term rentals.
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More reassuring may be the fact that some of these companies are "awash with cash," as Curto described, highlighting the $2.1 trillion that the corporates have to service that debt.
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Even with crypto tokens dropping from all-time highs in January, a number of them remain awash with funds and keen to lure developers and other projects to their platforms.
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As Mother's Day is knocking at the door and you're awash with panic about what to get mom, I have some deep wisdom and insight into what she really wants.
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In Nassau County, where Anna Kaplan, a Democrat, is challenging the Republican incumbent, Elaine Phillips, cellphones light up with texts from the campaigns, and social media is awash with ads.
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The universe — all those galaxies and the vast spaces between — was awash with dark matter, an invisible something with sufficient gravity to mold the large scale structures of the universe.
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The world is awash with wheat, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasting global inventories at a record 252.26 million tonnes at the end of the crop year in June.
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The allegations against the ex-president come at a time when the Worker's Party, which has now been in power for over 20053 years, is itself awash with corruption scandals.
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The post-prison world that Manson walked into was a new one, awash with hippies who openly rejected social norms and formed idyllic enclaves ostensibly free of restrictions and taboos.
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Oil prices fell after a consultancy report forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the market will stay awash with crude.
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Hollywood is awash with whitewashing, but movies like Crazy Rich Asians and the live-action remake of Mulan, set for release in 2020, are opportunities for representation in high-grossing films.
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Andre Rodrigues of Caixa-Banco de Investimento, an investment bank, does not think access to liquidity is a problem in the short term, because bank balance sheets are "awash" with liquidity.
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Awash with riches and talent, PSG developed a monopoly in France, much like the Lyon side that secured seven successive Ligue 1 triumphs and captivated me as a 10-year-old.
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British newspapers have been awash with speculation that Johnson will soon mount a leadership challenge after May gambled away a parliamentary majority in an election she did not need to call.
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Elsewhere, the local music community has been awash with an outpouring of sympathy for the people of Houston who have been affected, with over 300 musicians volunteering to entertain displaced residents.
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Stadiums across Britain were awash with rainbow flags on Saturday as fans also rallied behind Thomas during rights group Stonewall's annual Rainbow Laces campaign aimed at stamping out homophobia in sport.
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If you've got a hankering for some classic 16-bit arcade gaming, the internet is awash with tutorials on how to build your own machine that can emulate almost any game.
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Nigeria's next door delta region is awash with cheap weapons and criminal gangs who would be willing to sell, although cooperation by its authorities has denied the rebels a convenient base.
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Yusko sees the energy market in a similar situation as 1998 when "the world was awash with the oil" and some economists predicted the price of crude could drop to zero.
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The project was conceived nearly a decade ago, but since then the U.S. shale revolution has redefined oil flows, with domestic refiners finding themselves awash with supply and needing fewer imports.
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He said oil demand was hit by a trade war between the United States and China at a time when markets are awash with oil, due to rising U.S. shale production.
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But recently the commodity has pared its deep losses, spurred by reports that Russia and Saudi Arabia may arrive at a deal to cut production in a market awash with supply.
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Like many other open world RPGs of its ilk, Horizon is awash with texts and recordings that paint a more detailed picture of the past and how it informed Aloy's present.
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Oil prices sank after a consultant forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the global market will stay awash with crude.
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In the foreground, a showdown between two sharp-toothed rivals is watched by an audience of menacing creatures, while the background is awash with volcanic eruptions, thunderbolts, and random fire tornadoes.
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Songs like "Under the Pressure" are awash with layers—atmospheric interludes, soaring synth lines, drum machines—that bring in an amorphous, shimmering beauty and help evade the corniness of 80s sentimentality.
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Paris is awash with new or reskinned luxury hotel projects, but the Generator Paris is an effort to upgrade lodging for those with plenty of style but far less to spend.
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Libya U.N. envoy Martin Kobler told the Security Council last week that Libya was awash with arms - 20 million pieces of weaponry in the North African state of six million people.
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But we are still living in a world awash with excess savings and inadequate demand, where interest rates can't fall (or at any rate not much) because they're already near zero.
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Apple's next flagship iPhone(s) aren't expected to be unveiled until September, but the Internet is already awash with lots and lots of purported specs and leaked photos of the devices.
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Bologna is where the modern gelato machine was invented and the city is awash with options: Sorbetteria Castiglione, Gelateria Galleria 49, Gelateria Delle Moline, and Cremeria Cavour to name a few.
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"It seems that the world is so awash with money, that it is creating financial asset price inflation wherever you look," ING economist Robert Carnell said in a note last week.
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If you had then sailed on to contemporary Paris or London, you would have found cities awash with religious bigotry, in which only those belonging to the dominant sect could live.
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Now it takes over an entire city: Madrid has been awash with Liverpool and Spurs fans since Wednesday; roads have been closed and hotels requisitioned and sun-bleached plazas staked out.
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Their research, reported on Thursday in the journal Science, could improve understanding of giant gas planets like Jupiter and Saturn whose interiors are believed to be awash with liquid metallic hydrogen.
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The N.B.A. is already awash with a gushing stream of revenue, and the Rockets are in the country's fourth-most populated city and have a huge toehold in China, as well.
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It is an impossibly moving sight: a bandstand awash with thousands of teddy bears left to commemorate the dead, poems written in their honor, flags, stones, candles and messages of condolence.
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Indonesia has just held a presidential election, which is always a source of anxiety in a country where the main outlet for information is social media, awash with rumor and hoax.
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It's a well-known fact that Britain has been awash with really strong ecstasy and MDMA for the last four or five years, and fabric has been warning people about them.
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The allocation of EU Allowances (EUAs) will add supply to a market already awash with permits and could put more pressure on carbon prices, which are now below 5 euros a ton.
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Overseas Chinese-language media are awash with speculation about what secrets she herself might know, and whether she might use them to bargain with the party for lenient treatment for her husband.
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Libya U.N. envoy Martin Kobler has told the Security Council that Libya is already awash with arms, with 20 million pieces of weaponry in the North African state of six million people.
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The world is awash with $152 trillion dollars of debt, according to the IMF, an all-time high which sits at more than double the balance at the start of this century.
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Gum arabic is grown mainly in Darfur, Kordofan and Blue Nile - Sudan's poorest and most strife-ridden regions, where insurgencies have simmered for years, in a country awash with other economic obstacles.
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Porkchop is entrusted with setting the vibe, and by the time his set is done, the once sparse dance floor is awash with grooving bodies experiencing Desert Hearts for the first time.
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Now, the nation is awash with anguish over word that SMAP — Japan's longest-running boy band, if it can still be called that with its youngest member pushing 40 — is splitting up.
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Several sites for Olympic water events are awash with sewage: Every day, some 169 million gallons of untreated human waste flows into the bay, where Olympic sailing and windsurfing will be staged.
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At the least, O'Rourke will have a large roll to play come Super Tuesday: Texas is awash with delegates, and the former El Paso congressman will be a coveted endorsement come March.
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"They think having whiter skin is much more beautiful," Filipino entertainment is awash with half-white celebrities, further perpetuating this mentality (this is the case for many countries across Asia and Africa).
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While Twitter was awash with fans criticizing Hearn as "greedy", the Sky Box Office outlet also helped a young, British boxing phenom in Anthony Joshua earn some deserved money for his performances.
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And they weren't even close to the only school group I'd see that day — the place was awash with children and teenagers, leapfrogging over one another, having the time of their lives.
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Despite official attempts to quell public anxiety, the country's major grocers this week reported growing incidents of consumer stockpiling and social media was awash with photographs and videos of overloaded shopping trolleys.
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When the term "model minority" was coined in the New York Times in 28503 to describe Japanese Americans, the nation was awash with racial unrest and a growing movement against racial inequality.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In a drug sector awash with cash, even U.S. government moves to call time on an acquisition boom aren't dousing hopes for more takeover deals as companies look to expand.
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Photo: GettyFor the past month or so, inboxes the world over have been awash with emails about updated privacy policies and new permissions required by the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Police in Cyprus have launched a criminal investigation into FBME Bank after BuzzFeed News exposed how it was awash with dirty money linked to the Kremlin, Syrian chemical weapons, organized crime, and ISIS.
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Still used to a post-cold-war age, when the Bundeswehr was awash with superfluous equipment and personnel, planners, procurers and contract lawyers are not used to expanding Germany's military capacity at speed.
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Naturally, just because the company applied for the patent, doesn't mean we're going to see the streets awash with Uber taxi signs any time in the near future – or ever, for that matter.
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According to Boscher, the world is awash with too much debt and there are a lot of bad loans which haven't come to surface yet in the European and the U.K. banking space.
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Inside it is awash with light, thanks to the windows and sliding glass doors that stretch along the back side and open onto a long, narrow terrace that overlooks the garden and pool.
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In one apparent torture case at a small hospital in Ma'rib, a man in his thirties, Mohammed, mumbled endlessly and incoherently to himself - his face and body awash with deep burns and scars
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Far from being unregulated, Quiet was awash with rules—all imposed by the Programmer himself at nightly planning meets with the aim of producing dramatic footage for the film he hoped to make.
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A portion of the crowd, which was awash with red flags in support of Federer, was heard cheering Djokovic's errors throughout the match, and clapping loudly after each of his three double faults.
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His bronze bust is intact, and the new green carpet resembles the old one, but the space is now awash with freshly sourced Hemingway memorabilia like his fishing rods and original passport photos.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a news briefing in Moscow that the world was awash with what she called fake news, making it vital to test the authenticity of such recordings.
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The streets of East Melbourne were now awash with foot-long breadsticks, coffee scrolls, jam buns and even the occasional Dame Edna Everage Lamingtons not previously visible in his many bags of tricks.
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Flights in and out of both airports have already slowed to a trickle with the departure board at Fiumicino awash with "canceled" signs on Thursday, and its normally packed car parks almost deserted.
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The prospect of new global trade deals hasn't calmed the discussion: There have been frenzied reports of how Britain will be awash with chlorinated chicken from America and hormone-soaked beef from Australia.
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Once hailed as a "fantastic guy" by President Trump, Mr. Sisi has avoided censure from allies who see him as a staunch ally in a region awash with Islamist violence and political turbulence.
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Flights in and out of both airports have already slowed to a trickle with the departure board at Fiumicino awash with "cancelled" signs on Thursday, and its normally packed car parks almost deserted.
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In a world awash with oil and major players such as Saudi Arabia capable and willing to supply India and much of Asia with its oil needs, who would risk touching Venezuelan crude?
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Oil prices fell on Friday after a consultancy report forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the market will stay awash with crude.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Struggling U.S. farmers are pressing their luck with soybeans this spring, sowing record acreage even though the world is awash with the oilseed, as demand from China offers a potential lifeline.
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In the late 1950s, the effects of the Marshall Plan were kicking in for France and the rest of Western Europe: The French economy, awash with American goods, was in full recovery mode.
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In Venezuela, a country that is awash with illegal weapons and has one of the world's highest homicide rates, smart phones have become attractive to thieves as triple-digit inflation has rendered cash useless.
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From bizarre confrontations on The Jeremy Kyle Show to unexpected segments on This Morning, UK television is awash with odd moments during the sleepy period when most people are either at work or school.
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The West's reluctance to send arms to rebel-held parts of Syria means the FSP is, for the most part, forced to operate without weapons in a country awash with guns and armed groups.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Halfway into an OPEC-led oil supply cut, Asia remains awash with fuel in a sign that the group's efforts to rein in a global glut have so far had little effect.
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The web is awash with helpful guides and tutorials for getting up and running with your first project, while the official Pi website and the accompanying official magazine are great places to get started.
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Handy reported that Des Moines — nicknamed the "Hartford (Connecticut) of the West" thanks to its large insurance industry, is "awash with job[s] ... in a wide array of industries, including agribusiness and financial services."
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" Fields' social media is awash with Nazi iconography, and his former history teacher told the Washington Post: "It was obvious that he had this fascination with Nazism and a big idolatry of Adolf Hitler.
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The past 10 years of TV are awash with programming that delivered newer, fresher takes on Seinfeldian characters, from obvious predecessors like It's Always Sunny to stealth impersonators like How I Met Your Mother.
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Cross-border cattle raids have occurred in the same area in the past, often involving Murle tribesmen from South Sudan's Jonglei and Upper Nile regions - areas awash with weapons that share borders with Ethiopia.
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Recently, the district administration was sent a video by an angry male resident that showed a Chinese-farmed field awash with bluish-gray slime allegedly created by chemicals and an irrigation project gone awry.
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The news intensified concerns among traders and refiners about falling supplies of Nigeria's largest grade of crude and helped boost global Brent benchmark futures on Thursday even as the market remains awash with supplies.
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The rise in EU production has come at a time when appetite for sugar is declining in the increasingly health-conscious trading bloc, throwing supplies onto a world market already awash with the sweetener.
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At Chico State University in 2005, Chi Tau pledge Matthew Carrington was forced to do calisthenics for hours in a basement awash with raw sewage and ordered to drink gallon upon gallon of water.
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Cross-border cattle raids have occurred in the same area in the past, often involving Murle tribesmen from South Sudan's Jonglei and Upper Nile regions — areas awash with weapons that share borders with Ethiopia.
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Today, on a planet awash with conflict and displacement — 68.5 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced by the end of 2017 — the crises in Democratic Republic of Congo still rank among the most profound.
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But the near total silence on his Jewish background has demolished a favorite trope of Russian propaganda — that Ukraine is awash with neo-Nazis intent on creating a Slavic version of the Third Reich.
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We live in a world awash with celebrity lifestyle gurus—the most notorious being Gwyneth Paltrow, who in 2008 launched Goop, a new age brand she cooked up after her father died of cancer.
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Given the din of controversy over women voting (not to mention the fact that voting often took place in taverns awash with drunkenness and guns), did they go to the polls together for safety?
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Northwestern Pakistan's ethnic Pashtun lands are awash with weapons and the area remains the most volatile region in the country despite the military's success in driving out many al Qaeda and Pakistani Taliban militants.
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Chad, a vast country spanning a chunk of the Sahara desert and the grassy Sahel beneath it, is awash with weapons from conflict zones that surround it such as Libya, Central African Republic and Sudan.
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While the last few days have been awash with media headlines making pronouncements of tremendous changes to our natural environment, it's important that this issue's direct impact on people remain central to the international dialogue.
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They painted a worrisome picture of a political landscape awash with advertising dollars from Republican-leaning outside groups such as the Senate Leadership Fund and One Nation, which reported raising $2628 million in August alone.
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SUCH has been the success of Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, that the continent is now awash with towns and villages whose economies depend in no small part on access to its route network.
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South Sudan has suffered a wrenching five-year civil war and, despite a fragile peace accord signed two months ago by the government and rebel groups, remains riven with ethnic grievances and awash with weapons.
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Valuations are hovering above their historical norms, corporations are awash with debt from Federal Reserve QE, the IPO market is overflowing with companies that are losing billions, and momentum trades are starting to roll over.
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It also urges them to ask front-line soldiers to confirm that the South Korean fences on the border are awash with blinding lights at night while the energy-starved North is buried in darkness.
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News stories went into frantic overdrive, and Twitter was awash with words like "crazy" and "nuts", with fans suggesting it was time to give up on Kanye West and celebrations that his tour was cancelled.
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Domestic competition, too, is so much more compelling now: the cut and thrust of the Premier League, awash with unimaginable sums of money, and the glamour of Barcelona and Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Juventus.
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Overall market sentiment still remains clouded by concerns the coronavirus epidemic will continue to suppress economic activity around the world, while markets are awash with cheap supplies due to the Saudi Arabia-Russia price war.
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New BEAC rules introduced in June are aimed at bringing order to a monetary bloc awash with petrodollars which, owing to lax controls, often end up in offshore bank accounts after bypassing local economies completely.
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OMV's Chief Executive Rainer Seele told Reuters recently that he was ebullient about a market awash with cheap naphtha because it would benefit OMV's push into petrochemical markets, providing a natural hedge in its operations.
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Albania and Kosovo, which were hit by civil unrest and armed conflict respectively in 1997 and 1999, are awash with guns, as is the rest of the Balkans following the 1990s wars that broke up Yugoslavia.
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New York City's Union Square was awash with a rainbow of colorful pantsuits when nearly 200 dancers flooded the popular downtown park to perform an upbeat flash mob in honor of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Right now, Instagram is awash with photos of people wearing "I Voted" stickers, while famous people (Michelle Obama, the Rock, Kim Kardashian, et al.) are encouraging their millions of followers to get out to the polls.
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The world is awash with copper concentrates and China is importing more than ever before, 8 million tonnes (bulk weight) so far this year, up 34 percent on last year and a fresh six-month record.
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Despite efforts to bolster anti-money laundering laws, Mexico has struggled to mount successful prosecutions in a country awash with billions of dollars in illicit proceeds from drug trafficking, organized crime and theft of public money.
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Four PML-N lawmakers told Reuters they had received threats and pressure to switch allegiance to rival parties, while newspapers are awash with accusations of military "engineering" and journalists and media houses complain of growing censorship.
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"There's been such a relaxation after the whole world was awash with Chinese money in these deals ... [but] there is still a lot money sitting in China, and Asia in general, looking for diversification," Tal said.
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Government repression, however, threatens to push militants within the protest movement underground and into the formation of paramilitary or rebel groups in a country awash with weapons, according to political analyst and pollster Luis Vicente Leon.
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Well, the world economy is slowing down and even if Japanese companies are awash with cash and no major central bank runs a looser policy than the BOJ, the No.3 economy is still feeling the pinch.
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Images of smoke rising over parts of the city, burning cars, wrecked shops and streets awash with debris have, however, raised questions about her strategy, and police reinforcements from across Germany had to be dispatched to help.
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On the other hand, if your paragraph is awash with names and pronouns and you think it's all too much, hunker down and do the sort of revision that eliminates the need for an excess of either.
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" Related: Former Trump Campaign Chair Worked to 'Benefit the Putin Government' However, he added, "Notwithstanding his life of national service, the media are awash with unfounded allegations, outrageous claims of treason, and vicious innuendo directed against him.
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The personal rivalry between Kiir, from the Dinka group, and Machar, a Nuer, has worsened ethnic splits in a country awash with weapons since the long civil war that led to its separation from Sudan in 2011.
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"The recent gains posted by the Zambian Kwacha have been a result of the local FX market being awash with dollar supply," analysts at the Zambian branch of South Africa's Standard Bank, Stanbic, said in a note.
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One reason Americans in their late teens are 21994 times more likely to be murdered with guns than their peers in other advanced nations is simply that we are awash with guns, some 2100 million of them.
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Nor will it do to follow the "Australian model" of a gun buyback program, which has shown poor results in the United States and makes little sense in a country awash with hundreds of millions of weapons.
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But during talks Iran stuck to its standard line that Tehran needs to regain market share it lost during years of sanctions while adding that regardless of what Iran does, the world was already awash with unwanted oil.
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After three decades of stellar expansion and booming revenues, profit margins at Vitol, Glencore, Trafigura, Gunvor, Mercuria and other merchants have been squeezed by a market again awash with crude and amid stiff competition from national oil firms.
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Two unfavorable scenarios could result: steady aggravation of the country's misery, with no plan for recovery; or renewed interest in a perilous foreign military intervention that could sow chaos in a country awash with weapons and armed groups.
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The U.K. has seen a historical lack of capital available to take startups to the next level, whereas the Silicon Valley has been awash with capital for far longer, enabling the multi-billion dollar businesses we know today.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Brent crude fell to a new 22020-year low on Thursday as the prospect of more oil supplies from Iran loomed, amid gloom over a world already awash with supply and concerns about global economic growth.
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Awash with migrants, threatened by terrorism, let down by its eastern members, flanked by a nervous Russia and a volatile North Africa, the European Union can only hope that the new, emotional Britain will not get carried away.
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There's no FOMO quite like the FOMO you get when you're at home in the cold over the holidays and your social media channels are awash with photos from friends and family living it up on the beach.
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This enabled privately held Purdue to boost prescriptions and profits, at the cost of lost lives and "devastation" in communities now "awash" with the painkillers, according to the complaint filed in the state supreme court in Suffolk County.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon said on Saturday that he had quit his post, blaming Iran for interference in Arab affairs and throwing his country, already awash with tensions and regional rivalries, into deeper uncertainty.
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Just a year ago, many energy companies were reluctant to begin expensive deepwater projects because the world was awash with oil and the price of the American benchmark crude oil futures had slumped to about $45 a barrel.
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Despite a fragile accord signed by the government and rebel groups in September, the world's youngest country is awash with weapons and riven with ethnic grievances, with civilians bearing the brunt of the violence and cycle of revenge.
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After three decades of stellar expansion and booming revenues, profit margins at Vitol, Glencore , Trafigura, Gunvor, Mercuria and other merchants have been squeezed by a market again awash with crude and amid stiff competition from national oil firms.
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Oil prices are likely to fall even further over the coming weeks, analysts told CNBC Tuesday, as a sharp sell-off in global equities combines with intensifying fears about a market that could soon to be awash with crude.
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It's a sector awash with capital — many of us even make enough money to donate portions of our own salaries to local organizations right off the bat, regardless of how our companies are doing or whether they're profitable yet.
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Germans have been the biggest sceptics of ultra loose ECB policies as German banks are already awash with liquidity, unlike rivals in southern countries, and the biggest impediment to growth has been weak demand, not the lack of funding.
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For almost three years the world has been awash with billions of barrels of unwanted oil, after the explosion in U.S. shale production and OPEC's strategy of producing as much crude as possible to drive out less profitable rivals.
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With a chutzpah typical of the industry, some shale executives see $40 oil as the threshold above which they can resume drilling and make money again—even if America is still awash with record amounts of crude in storage.
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And while the streets of Ramallah may be awash with rumors of competing aspirants, for the average Palestinian, with little expectation of a say in the succession, there is less worry about who and more about "what" comes next.
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WANTED: HIGH-PROTEIN WHEAT The world is awash with lower grades, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) projecting world wheat stocks at the end of the 22/18 marketing year at a record high of 260.6 million tonnes.
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Ears, hands or eyes The Internet is awash with gloom-and-doom predictions about the death of many unicorns, a down market for investing in startups, falling public company multiples and a massive disconnect between private and public valuations.
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" Ossicles from "sea-lillies" and bryozoans: Capitol Reflecting Pool, Washington, DC, US Also from Fossils and Other Living Things: "The pool and its steps are made of Indiana limestone… The limestone steps are awash with the ossicles from crinoids.
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" In a Psychology Today article published in 2013, evolutionary psychologist Gillian Ragsdale noted that "the press is awash with warnings about delaying motherhood and the short-sighted selfishness of career-hungry women who suddenly realize it's now or never.
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The Fortnite competitive subreddit has been awash with daily rants and seething comment threads calling into question Epic's ultimate motives, the development team's competency, and the overall effect this season may have on the game's longevity and competitive popularity.
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Not only was the sport awash with money from cigarette companies, but the cars' liveries were also reflections of their sponsors, from the red and white Marlboro McLarens to the black and gold of the John Player Special Lotus.
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CHICAGO, March 29 (Reuters) - Grain traders worried on Tuesday about the risk for reduced demand from China after the government said it would scrap its corn stockpiling program at a time when global markets are awash with excess supplies.
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But over the course of its 14-minute running time, thanks to the constant use of extremely skillful editing, The Was begins to transcend and transform mundane settings until it's awash with flying houses, golden roads, and magnificent explosions.
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The world is still awash with oil US crude oil prices shot up 1.75% on Friday after Iranian state media said a tanker belonging to its national oil company was hit and damaged by two missiles in the Red Sea.
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LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - British retailers' websites, and to a lesser extent their stores, were awash with discounted goods on Friday as shoppers chased "Black Friday" deals in a spending spree that is expected to top last year's record level.
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BY 11.30pm on October 1st, 90 minutes after Stephen Paddock began firing out of a window at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas, the floors of the emergency department at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Centre were awash with blood.
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The council, the main body representing Australian miners, predicted the proposal was unlikely to proceed to an actual complaint despite China being awash with imported iron ore, since it was being traded "in the open" and in a fiercely competitive market.
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Far flung from the center of the city, this corner of Brooklyn is already awash with transit issues, with subway stations that are either closed for repair or inaccessible, and bus speeds that often add another hefty leg onto a trip.
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His squad is awash with Premier League stars, like goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois; defenders Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen and Vincent Kompany (the injured captain); midfielders Moussa Dembele and Marouane Fellaini; and forwards Eden Hazard, Kevin de Bruyne, Christian Benteke and Romelu Lukaku.
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The campaign has been awash with the sort of divisive ethnic rhetoric that helped trigger Bosnia's 1992-95 war, raising doubt whether the country will be able to pursue a path toward European Union and NATO membership after the vote.
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Since Meek Mill was recently placed behind bars for parole violations, the hip-hop community has been awash with an outpouring of support for the rapper's plight, including a rally in his hometown of Philadelphia on Monday night (November 13).
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I must confess, though, that I did get a touch irritated with Joy at a certain point, frustrated by her inability to do anything about an apartment apparently awash with papers, with files marked urgent, with unopened letters and so forth.
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After the Pottermore quiz debuted in 2011, Twitter and Reddit were awash with confusion from Harry Potter fans who had spent years identifying with one house but had been just been sorted into another, and now had to figure out why.
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As I noted a few weeks ago, the crypto industry is awash with money and "journalists" are taking advantage of the naivety and dishonesty of the marketers tasked with pushing another me-too crypto product in front of an unreceptive audience.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - As OPEC extends production cuts in a bid to tighten the oil market, China's independent refiners - awash with crude and facing disappointing local demand - are poised to slow purchases of oil for at least the next two months.
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Instead, you will be greeted by a vast ocean of faces awash with joy, gesturing dramatically towards a group of men on stage whose job for the night is to mime along to Whitney Houston singles with inflatable double neck guitars.
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But by now our entire carriage had been taken over by Djiboutians bent on one final khat blowout before reaching home, and the resulting atmosphere left me feeling like the only sober person at a party awash with cheap cocaine.
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Because the setup is awash with puritanical, patriarchal bullshit, the women who have taken the Bach to pound town before the Fantasy Suites have historically been ruthlessly slut-shamed by the general public and even the producers of the show.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slid on Friday, settling about 2267 percent lower after a consultancy forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the global market will stay awash with crude.
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The U.K. capital is already awash with bike-rental schemes, but the firm said it aims to broaden its reach there, with plans to launch in the London borough of Hackney next year following initial rollouts in Islington and Camden.
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It's worth noting, too, that as well as writing the words, Skinner is also responsible for all the sound on his albums—a not so rare yet still impressive feat in a genre awash with acts who bring in producers.
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Over the past year the city has become awash with the zippy two-wheelers, with 12 start-ups offering the chance to download an app and dash across the Seine for not much more than the cost of a metro ticket.
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In his annual letter to Berkshire shareholders, Buffett said finding things to buy at a "sensible purchase price" has become a challenge and is a major reason Berkshire is awash with $116 billion of low-yielding cash and government bonds.
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The RBI temporarily hiked the CRR to 100 percent as banks were awash with deposits as people turned in their abolished notes, but said the measure was no longer needed after the government agreed to issue special bonds to absorb the liquidity.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbian police have seized a weapons cache including more than 100 hand grenades and 30 kg (65 lb) of explosives, Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said on Wednesday, the biggest haul uncovered in 15 years in a country awash with illegal arms.
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"Singapore, the country of the epoch-making meeting much awaited by the whole world, was awash with thousands of domestic and foreign journalists and a large crowd of masses to see this day&aposs moment which will remain long in history," KCNA noted.
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A plan to cap production at current levels fell apart on Sunday at a meeting in Doha after Saudi Arabia demanded that Iran join in, leaving the credibility of the OPEC producer cartel in tatters and the world awash with unwanted fuel.
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Guillermo del Toro's movie is awash with references to studio classics and features a scene in which its amphibious romantic lead stands in the middle of an empty theater, awestruck by what's onscreen in front of him — the magic of film transcending species.
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Environments are built with the same "Art Deco" feel as the movies, the soundtrack is awash with '80s-style synths, and the feel of the whole thing is meant to emulate the dark, moody vibe of the two neo-noir mystery movies.
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Spotify's Global Top 50 is awash with pop songs in an array of languages; the trick is that we don't need to know the words we're senselessly muttering along to in order to understand what they do to us when we hear them.
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As he collected Abbott's endorsement in a factory on Wednesday afternoon, Cruz's rhetoric was awash with Texas pride and symbolism, calling on his constituents to cast aside their fascination with the New Yorker they love and vote for the Texan they know.
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Kickstarter is awash with people who think they have come up with a game-changing piece of baggage: carry-ons with "all-terrain wheels", luggage with GPS and USB ports, inflatable suitcases that double as a shelving unit—the list goes on.
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The enterprise came about in 1996 because Zomnir noticed a void in the cosmetics industry - the palettes available were awash with feminine colors such as pink and red, with few options for women who wanted to do a bold purple or green.
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A plan for oil producers to freeze production at a meeting in Doha fell apart on Sunday after Saudi Arabia demanded that Iran join in, leaving the credibility of the OPEC producer cartel in tatters and the world awash with unwanted fuel.
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Taksim Square, like much of Istanbul and other cities, is awash with Turkish flags and CHP supporters were also carrying pictures of their hero Kemal Ataturk, the soldier who founded the secular republic on the ashes of the Ottoman Empire in 1923.
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I've never, ever seen a Roadburn pit as violent or manic as the one they kicked up (the closest comparison I can think of is when Doom played Het Patronaat in 2012, and the crowd was awash with stagedivers, including YOB's Mike Scheidt).
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The Appraisal New York is awash with architectural imitators: the rows of identical 248th-century brownstones, the spires and setbacks of the Art Deco era, the Seagram Building knockoffs strewn around Midtown Manhattan in the 2110s and '210s, the luxury fishbowls rising now.
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In the run-up to the 2014 World Cup, Brazilian TV screens were awash with coverage of the preparations for the event, from discussion of potential squad selections to worries over the often sluggish progress of the infrastructure and stadium building process.
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The world is awash with bots these days — applications the run either partly or entirely using natural language processing, machine learning, computer vision and other artificial intelligence technologies to help consumers ask and answer questions, buy things and get other stuff done.
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Watanabe's '90s "techno couture" reflected a general thrust toward space-age futurism incited by the millennium; his fall 2015 collection, a symphony of accordion pleats, was the most extreme and accomplished example of the technique in a season awash with fabric folding.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ever since uppity investor Elliott Advisors turned up at Pernod Ricard late last year, Paris has been awash with talk that LVMH is lurking somewhere behind the gilded curtains, waiting to pounce on the $46 billion spirits group.
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Oman, which is not a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), said it was not worried by the prospect of extra Iranian supply because the market was already awash with oil but said it was ready to cut output.
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Merkel had wanted to show her commitment to free speech by hosting G20 leaders in Hamburg, a port city with a strong radical tradition, but images of burning cars and shops and streets awash with debris have raised questions about that strategy.
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Twitter has been awash with leaked nudes and sex tapes purporting to star male celebrities, from an alleged tape from A$AP Rocky to this weekend&aposs possible leak of a DaBaby nude video (the rapper said the video was not him).
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A war memorial to the fallen butchers of the First World War on Grand Avenue lists 212 names from Abame to Zani, the Traders' signs are awash with "& Sons," and the football flags, uniforms, and tattoos all speak of a certain, timeless masculinity.
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BEIJING, June 12 (Reuters) - China's soybean futures hit three-month highs on Monday, as talk that the world's top bean buyer has ramped up checks on imports of genetically modified (GMO) beans, spurred expectations of tighter supplies even as the market remained awash with supplies.
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Serbia is awash with hundreds of thousands of illegal weapons, including assault rifles, anti-tank weapons and explosive ordnance that remained in the private hands after the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, many of such arms are now in the hands of criminal groups.
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Newspaper editorials and social media are awash with fears the poll may be delayed due to behind-the-scenes scheming by "anti-democratic forces" - yet another euphemism used to describe the army and its spy bodies, including the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency.
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Oil prices lost as much as a third of their value in their biggest daily rout since the 1991 Gulf War as Saudi Arabia and Russia signaled they would hike output in a market already awash with crude after their three-year supply pact collapsed.
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For the handful of foreign journalists who continued to cover Helmand (and the number could literally be counted on one hand), the province was awash with stories of an international effort gone awry, told by Helmandis who had been left to deal with the consequences.
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By raising supplies, Riyadh and Abu Dhabi will add a combined 2100 million bpd of extra oil in April to a market already awash with crude, compared to their existing output that has been limited by the pact with Russia that expires in March.
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The two museums are awash with paintings by Veronese and Van Dyck, and acres of gilded furniture, mirrors and porcelain, the swag of its day, constituting a vivid snapshot of the Genovese aesthetic: showy and understated, luxe and frugal, public and (more typically) private.
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After last November's decision by Modi to scrap high-value banknotes, a dramatic move to purge illicit or untaxed "black cash" from the shadow economy that forced holders to deposit high value currency with their banks, they are awash with $50 billion in excess liquidity.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a region where seas are awash with trash, East Timor is set to become the world's first country to recycle all its plastic waste after it teamed up with Australian researchers on Friday to build a revolutionary recycling plant.
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Through a software-aided investigation, Motherboard has found that while YouTube has managed to clamp down on Islamic extremists uploading propaganda, the video giant is still awash with videos supporting violent and established neo-Nazi organizations, even when, in some cases, users have reported the offending videos.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's oil industry is awash with cash and will be able to withstand the planned 1 trillion rubles ($15 billion) in extra taxes over the next six years, Alexei Sazanov, the head of the tax department in the finance ministry, said in an interview.
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In a time when TV is awash with depictions of violence against women that are brushed off as being products of the era in which they take place, Vikings is taking a much different approach with this scene — one that results in not unnecessary brutality but comedy.
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GDP is a political construction Coyle points out the political nature of GDP: We are now awash with macroeconomic models and forecasts, published by official agencies and central banks, by investment banks, by think tanks and researchers, as well as by commercial forecasters such as DRI's successors.
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Image: SamsungThe world of skincare tech is awash with snake oil products that promise to clear your skin: Chunky plastic masks that make you sweat or try to vibrate the dirt right out of your pores; face "belts" that lift the wrinkles right off your face.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco on Wednesday signed an initial deal with a consortium of Indian refiners to build a $44 billion refinery and petrochemical project on India's west coast, as the kingdom moves to secure buyers for its crude in a market awash with oil.
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Although tight funding markets are not an immediate concern because most banks are awash with liquidity, they do raise a question mark over plans by state-owned Monte dei Paschi di Siena and smaller rival Banca Carige to rebuild their Tier 2 capital buffers with hybrid debt.
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" As Emma-Kate Symons reported recently about FN, "an election-eve wave of investigative journalism and research has painted a picture of an organization that, at its highest levels, is awash with Hitler admirers and Holocaust-denying far-right nationalists, including within Marine Le Pen's inner circle.
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The internet is awash with the pictures of the goggly-eyed frog and has been for years: as far back as 2015, after a user dumped over a thousand Pepes into a single vertiginous Imgur album, the community opined that the meme was mainstream, over, dead.
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Exactly in the types of places that Sri Lanka is, it's not a failed state, but it's a weak state and it's also a state that's suffered from three decades of civil war and ethnic violence, so it's a country awash with weaponry, explosives and ammunition.
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Oil prices lost as much as a third of their value on Monday in their biggest daily rout since the 1991 Gulf War as Saudi Arabia and Russia signalled they would hike output in a market already awash with crude after their three-year supply pact collapsed.
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As the national capital, awash with political gossip, high-tech companies and foreigners, Beijing is a prime location for "foreign espionage and intelligence agencies and other hostile forces who are engaged in infiltration, subversion, separatism, sabotage and stealing secrets," according to an explanation accompanying the new rules.
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While prices of base metals and crude oil are still languishing close to multi-year lows and the global market is still awash with corn, aluminum and crude, the recent buying across the sector has commodities up 2 percent year to date, snapping a five-year losing streak.
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So while the Internet is awash with Mr. Bowie's vibrant performance footage — don't miss his triumph at Live Aid in 1985 and a version of "Young Americans" taped for "The Dick Cavett Show" in 1974 — there's a specific contribution he made to the music video, on its own terms.
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And with hundreds of thousands of students descending on the capital annually, during peak season (March through June, roughly), the streets are awash with both bands of teens and tweens who have trekked from around the country and countless vendors who hawk knockoff hats bearing Trump's trademarked phrase.
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U.S. oil prices lost as much as a third of their value on Monday in the biggest daily rout since the 1991 Gulf War, after Saudi Arabia signaled plans to raise output in a market awash with crude, as demand took a hit due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Trump has been quick to criticize British society, telling an NRA convention in May that the British didn&apost have guns but had so much knife crime that one hospital was like a military war zone with its floors awash with blood — a statement quickly rebutted by British physicians and politicians.
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Bernie Sanders has taken on lots of different roles in his life so far — from filmmaker to U.S. Senator — and now he can add fashion muse to his CV. Though Bernie didn't make a physical appearance at Paris Fashion Week in January, the runway was awash with Bernie-inspired attire.
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The French telecoms sector has been awash with merger speculation ever since the round of merger talks between the four French operators failed in April last year, ending an attempt to ease a price war that has hit margins since the arrival of Iliad's low-cost Free Mobile services in 2012.
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Using the ratchet outlines provided by Mustard and YG, today's Angelenos are coloring phantasmagoric visions of a place awash with millions of dollars of Chinese real estate money and New York snowbirds eager to spend the final decades of a habitable planet with a birds-eye view of the fires.
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Shares in oil majors BP and Royal Dutch Shell lost ground, with the price of Brent crude falling to a 12-year low on Thursday as the prospect of more supplies from Iran loomed, adding to the gloom over a world already awash with supply and concerns about global economic growth.
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The global energy market has been awash with speculation since Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appeared to indicate in an interview with The Economist magazine last week that Saudi Arabia might sell shares in Aramco, as part of a privatization drive to raise money in an era of cheap oil.
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For a political culture awash with polls and punditry, the mock convention at Washington and Lee University offers one of the most meticulous and intriguing predictions of its kind, having successfully forecast the nominee of the party not in the White House in 19083 of 25 attempts, including all but two since 1948.
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MAGALUF, Spain (Reuters) - Set back from the white sand beach which first attracted tourists to Magaluf in the 2300s, a smart new development is rising - part of the Mallorcan resort's plan to transform itself from an alchohol-fueled fleshpot awash with young Britons to a high-end holiday destination for families and couples.
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But the gap between the two has widened to the highest since the 2008 financial crisis, as the U.S. central bank is in the midst of raising interest rates, but the Hong Kong money market remains awash with liquidity thanks to equity market inflows and remnants of money printing from global cental banks.
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It is a sport, after all, that is awash with money, a sport so rich — at its highest levels, at least — that it can fritter away hundreds of millions of dollars on fees to agents, write off seven-figure salaries as bad investments, and reward (relative) mediocrity with wealth to last several lifetimes.
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Each episode of Tidying Up finds Kondo stepping into a domestic situation awash with emotional tensions ranging from the minor (empty nesters clearing out several generations of stuff) to the major (a widow whose husband of decades died nine months ago, and who hasn't been able to bring herself to go through his belongings yet).
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"Surf City" by Jan and Dean (1963) The early-'60s music scene was awash with Beach Boys soundalikes, and Campbell even played on several—most notably "Hey Little Cobra" by the Rip Chords—but this hit from the Hollywood vocal duo has the pedigree of being co-written by Beach Boys maestro Brian Wilson.
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Just as Jurassic World felt familiar for anyone who'd seen the original movie, A Thief's End is awash with both explicit references to its preceding PS3 trilogy and new scenarios that are as much echoes of the past as they are radical innovations in a series hardly known for tearing up the action-adventure rulebook.
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Here's two things I'd love to see happen, though: I would love it if, by this time next week, the internet—your timeline, my timeline, and the trend-chasing sites that are constantly trying to find the good shit on our respective timelines—is awash with memes that overlay "Gasolina" atop questionably appropriate performance footage.
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"Even though there is a high level of automation [at present], it's important to recognize that you have to lean out your entire organization, you have to be as organized as possible, in order to compete in a global market that is awash with excess capacity," Timken told CNBC on "Power Lunch " on Monday.
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Eventually, toward the end of the film, he appears in person, at which point he shreds these hazy recollections with an explanation of an act of casual infidelity that ended their relationship ("you almost resent the fact that it's so goddamn easy"), an admission awash with contempt and a desire to be congratulated for its monstrous honesty.
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With the world awash with oil and Iran ramping up its production after the lifting of sanctions, an output freeze - the basis of a meeting that fell apart in Doha on Sunday - is unlikely to address oversupply in the market, Amos Hochstein, U.S. Secretary of State's Special Envoy for International Energy Affairs, told Reuters in Doha.
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In the age of "Make America Great Again," the mainstream media airwaves have been awash with cries of impropriety and "unprecedented" actions taken by President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE prior to his inauguration.
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Over at Furla, which recently reported a 23 percent sales spike in 2015, underscoring the current booming demand for so-called accessible luxury, heels had been embedded with fragments that looked as if they came from a shattered disco ball, while bags channeled groupie chic, awash with fringing, Navajo straps, psychedelic kaleidoscopic patterns and scattered gold studs.
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The internet has been awash with both rumors about the website (including one particularly worrying report which stated the site only has enough cash to last 50 more days), and warnings to those who use it to share music to back their uploads up so that they're not lost should Soundcloud suddenly vanish into thin air.
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By contrast, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is set in 1968, and awash with all the cultural anxieties and social issues of the era: racism and white supremacy, controversy over the Vietnam war and the draft, and the fraught politics of a presidential election year in which a segregationist won 13 percent of the vote.
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As the bus crawls through Elephant and Castle, the world seems awash with greyness, and you'd happily drift into the eternal ether, willingly accept death's cold and final crush, smiling as you slide into satan's gaping gullet, you decide that you need to listen to some music, just to alleviate the sensation that you're quite excited for the forthcoming apocalypse.
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The "great nomad camp" of the south — which had once attracted the Tuareg, the West African tribe who had plied the caravan route through the Sahara since at least the fifth century B.C. and were known as "the blue people" of the desert because of their indigo-dyed robes — was awash with the tourist trash of Europe — the EasyJet set.
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The rise of the &aposAdult Lunchable&aposA few days into the start of the new year, the private Facebook group Bon Appétit Test Kitchen — a fan page for devout followers of the popular food publication and its chefs — was awash with photos of elaborate charcuterie boards, including one so large is spanned an entire room with mounds of fanciful meats and cheeses.
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From blink and you'll miss them legends like the silent and stoic but still fantastic Frank Jacobs—a man who looks like he'd be more at home on the pitches of the mid-80s Bundesliga than jamming with Daniel Lopatin—to charismatic Japanese superstar Musictrackjp, YouTube is awash with vloggers dedicated to bringing us, their loyal audiences, the best synth demonstrations out there.
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"The world is awash with oil at the moment and there continues to be endless supply so therefore I don't see a real reason for prices to rise above $60 or $70…so I'm really seeing probably the risks of the prices falling below $50 for a considerable period of time and probably even touching the levels of $40 to $45 this year," he concluded.
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And those polished, girly stores, awash with pastels and chandeliers and replete with Color Bars for customers to customize their latest drusy pendants and dangly earrings, are integral to Scott's strategy: 75% of her business comes from her standalone stores and website, with the remainder of sales happening via wholesaling to around 1,000 boutiques (some e-comm) as well as retailers like Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, and Nordstrom.
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The alcopop that broke the camel's back came in the form of a long, drunk, and particularly pointless conversation with a paying customer about my lack of songs by Paul McCartney and Wings, a group he only ever referred to as Paul McCartney and Wings, as if the world is awash with other bands called Wings, which was followed almost immediately by a far briefer, but more illuminating exchange that seemed to be a succinct summary of the utter pointlessness of it all.
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BLANKFEIN: WELL, EVERY TIME I GET ACCUSTOMED TO LOW VOLATILITY LIKE WE WERE TOWARDS THE END OF THE GREENSPAN ERA, AND WE THINK WE HAVE ALL THE LEVERS UNDER THE CONTROL AND THERE'S LOW RISK IN THE WORLD AND THE WORLD IS AWASH WITH LIQUIDITY THAT POUNCES ON EVERY ABORATION IN THE MARKET SO THINGS GO IN. SOMETHING ERRUPTS TO REMIND US OF OUR – THAT THAT IDEA THAT ANYBODY IS IN CONTROL OF ANYTHING IS HUBRIS AND THE WORLD DOESN'T PERFORM LIKE THAT FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
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