Homes are getting smarter, but they're still awfully, awfully dumb.
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AN AWFULLY GOOD THING A cocktail and an oyster is an awfully good thing after a park, especially one close to water.
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It sneaks up on you with dark and winning humor, poignant tenderness and sentences so astute that they lift the spirit even when they're awfully, awfully sad.
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That said, one thing's undeniable ... she looks awfully hot.
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I have my vices — but they're all awfully normal.
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" But, he added, "it's still an awfully big building.
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But at the moment, the sacred principles look awfully good.
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But she recognizes how awfully this tragedy affected others, too.
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A resurgence of Machiavelli suggests something has gone awfully awry.
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But just now 2024 looks an awfully long way away.
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That seems awfully cheap, why don't we just do it?
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For such a marquee feature it feels awfully hidden away.
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Speaking of strange interactions — Rebus seems awfully preoccupied with Dolores.
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Joe Jonas looked awfully similar to Zayn during his set.
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"It's awfully hard for me to believe that," he added.
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"Boy that will make us look awfully bad," Trump said.
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If they do start, it's awfully tough to get off.
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A new Nest product could reframe the narrative awfully quick.
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For players of Ingress, this may all sound awfully familiar.
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McLaren's statement is awfully definitive that there's nothing going on.
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Bits Sometimes local politicians can be an awfully unpredictable bunch.
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FABER: BUT YOU HAVE AN AWFULLY LARGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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Every basic task of governing becomes awfully difficult around here.
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We humans are awfully lucky to have dogs and cats.
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"It was awfully cold," he said, handing over the sensor.
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They're not Fed Ex, but they're awfully close to it.
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It just looks awfully similar to my iPhone 7 Plus.
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In other words, we're in for an awfully grim show.
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Also, at barely 42 minutes, the episodes feel awfully scanty.
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At first glance, it's awfully hard to see a distinction
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Even two years ago, they were awfully hard to unearth.
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My gut tells me streaming is awfully similar to piracy.
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It was a really extremely awfully painful ordeal for me.
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But it leaves the team awfully thin at wide receiver.
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There is something awfully sad in some of these stories.
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Even that pick was made awfully late in the game.
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"Awfully humble, aren't we?" a woman shouted from the gallery.
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So we're left with this: It could be awfully entertaining.
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Executing a play requiring that much precision is awfully tough.
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It's awfully hard to care about what you can't see.
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The stakes are awfully high for such an obscure meeting.
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It was pretty but ultimately the fabrics were awfully thin.
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A perfect inning for both pitchers kept things awfully quiet.
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"Marcy, he makes my other patrons awfully uncomfortable," she said.
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Suddenly, looking like a mess looks to many awfully good.
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My camera seems awfully confused about how handsome I am.
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Any political party seeking advantage ought to be awfully careful.
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Absent a fracas, the subject matter can get awfully thin.
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It also smells awfully nice here with the flowers blooming.
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MASON CITY, Iowa — Joe Biden's feeling awfully confident these days.
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But it is some awfully crafty politics by Ms. Pelosi.
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We know what they were hiding, and it's awfully damning.
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It's awfully hard not to picture him taking it personally.
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The tech might be exceptional, but the baggage seems awfully heavy.
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Verdict: For a "super" tagger, Cox was awfully easy to catch.
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Frances McDormand's accused Oscar thief looked awfully familiar to Kathy Griffin.
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Being Jesus would be awfully convenient, but it's simply not feasible.
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That's an awfully ambitious goal, though, and it's nowhere near complete.
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Yet tech firms still have an awfully long way to go.
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Valyrian steel is valuable, but it's still an awfully strange present.
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That sounds awfully a lot like the dictionary definition of marriage.
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But sometimes the synthesis is awfully dark, even in its thoughtfulness.
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It looked awfully like a PCB in one of Waymo's LIDARs.
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The lines, as far as I can tell, are awfully thin.
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They would also probably be awfully upset they were left out.
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It went so awfully, this season had to start in Paris.
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This all sounds awfully precious now, with the benefit of hindsight.
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Health insurers are getting awfully close to hitting the panic button.
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That's an awfully big chunk of music fans to be ignoring.
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That position sounds awfully similar to Beto O'Rourke's preferred plan—a.k.a.
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At this point, you're probably thinking that this sounds awfully familiar.
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Mr Cruz has pockets of support there; it looks awfully tight.
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So far, the film's Phase 2 campaign has been awfully muted.
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Another week, another round of primaries — but we're awfully close, folks.
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For clubs seeking urgent recruitment, free transfers can seem awfully tempting.
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"If he's a racist, he's an awfully bad one," Carson said.
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And something that I haven't felt in an awfully long time.
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She brings up numbers that Rick finds awfully hard to resist.
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Your most productive, stylish self is going to be awfully proud.
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A dance with a design this schematic could be awfully dry.
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Hope is in awfully short supply on multiple fronts this week.
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That said, camp is an awfully slippery concept to pin down.
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Once a law passes, it's awfully hard to hide the consequences.
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Abortion foes in state legislatures seem awfully sure of themselves lately.
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So, for what it's worth, the CryptoKitties themselves are awfully cute.
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Which if I have, I've kept it awfully quiet for decades.
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Also, would you mind awfully telling me the Wi-Fi password?
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On the future of the Affordable Care Act, it's awfully vague.
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Now the team has another memorable triumph that comes awfully close.
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Wallace and Greiwe have been awfully busy since that initial conversation.
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Cue the flat jokes, deep ocean dive and awfully long haul.
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Sadly, I know I can't do that as I'd react awfully.
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It's awfully rigid, said Colleen Jaconetti, senior investment analyst at Vanguard.
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As for meeting No. 22018, the Colts should be awfully dangerous.
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It's awfully late for anybody else to think about getting in.
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The 49ers and the Patriots aren't invincible, but they're awfully good.
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Once you get something, it's awfully tough to take it away.
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After all, he seemed like an awfully weak candidate this time.
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A month seems like an awfully long time to investigate a false communication of a crime case, and $31K seems like an awfully large fine for the same, so Feigen and his lawyers rejected the deal.
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Experiencia Samsung ArgentinaFebruary 2, 2016 Big trucks may play an enormous role in helping us maintain the comforts of modern life, but sometimes they're awfully slow (or you're awfully impatient) and you need to get around them.
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If Collins's remarks sound familiar, that's because they're awfully similar to Rep.
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Her idea that totalitarianism is essentially organized loneliness seems awfully relevant now.
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"Then he noticed, she's awfully smart," says their son James Ginsburg, 53.
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When a TV show provides neither, it's awfully hard to hang on.
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A country hitherto renowned for its warm welcome suddenly feels awfully frosty.
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Even that price-conscious 128GB expandable storage option starts looking awfully small.
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The initial response of markets was that this looked awfully like tapering.
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" Hm. That seems awfully familiar to the information Hastings gave "the Major.
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Drugs are very easy to get hold of, but they're awfully expensive.
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Foreigners looking at China's stockmarket felt it was awfully cheap by comparison.
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That seems awfully annoying to me, but some might find it convenient.
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Cleaning up Rio's water for the Olympics is awfully difficult (and gross).
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The series is called The Undoing, and it's awfully similar to BLL.
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But even some Republican staffers thought the whole ordeal seemed awfully convenient.
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Unfortunately, what I saw is that the future is still awfully murky.
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Mandy Moore has a brand new look — but it's also awfully familiar.
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It seems like it will be an awfully fun thing to do.
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"He looks awfully good -- 12 bullets," Trump said after shaking Cederberg's hand.
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That kind of variety lends itself to... well, some awfully weird products.
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Is it just me, or are things awfully chipper in the realm?
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Amazon is an "awfully scary" competitor for Netflix, admitted CEO Reed Hastings.
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TC: For people who haven't had coaching, it all sounds awfully squishy.
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It doesn't feel so awfully conclusive to put out something like this.
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That's awfully hard to do for rank-and-file Democrats in Philadelphia.
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You've got a shot, and there's an awfully long way to go.
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Though he seems like the perfect guy, we learn he's awfully lonely.
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But the end result makes it awfully easy to just swipe left.
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That new scene from #TheWalkingDead Season 8 looks awfully familiar 🤔 pic.twitter.
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Mike Trout, who is AWFULLY square, gives some dap to Todd Frazier.
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They've gotten awfully efficient at generating these damned animations off the cuff.
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That is an awfully convoluted motive (not to mention probably a joke).
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"I am awfully proud of making clothes for little Frieda," she writes.
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Well, this is going to sound awfully egomaniacal, but yeah, I do.
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This was, despite all its breadth and references, an awfully safe beginning.
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"Not Bad!" the program stated, though it seemed awfully bad to me.
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"It's awfully confusing to the next generation, all that history," Erving said.
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Kuttner gives such factors awfully short shrift, but one can understand why.
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"Disturbance" is an awfully anodyne title for a book like this one.
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It skirted awfully close to over-extravagance, but kept its balance nicely.
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There were so many awfully violent videos of them on the internet.
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The first is that it's awfully time-consuming on the human end.
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Take a step back, however, and it starts to look awfully familiar.
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"He said he was awfully proud that I was called Hopalong, too."
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But he makes an awfully good case for the virtues of trying.
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VCs have to make long-ranging decisions with often awfully limited information.
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Yet the view from the top has been awfully lonely for investors.
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But it's awfully good for baking a cheesy pasta in a skillet.
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"It's awfully hard to see how that alone is sufficient," Gidari says.
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"These animals are teenagers for an awfully long time," Dr. Wyneken said.
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Well, I was the only woman there for an awfully long time.
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But right now, in the fluorescent light, the club looks awfully empty.
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"You guys have been awfully good to me and my family," he began.
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The "Greatest Generation" may have been great -- but they were awfully gullible, too!
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If we didn't debate the picks, the whole process would be awfully boring.
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No one really needs it, but it's awfully easy to get used to.
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For one, his vision of a high-quality preschool is awfully self-centered.
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It was awfully difficult as a practical manner to manage the restructuring programs.
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If so, why do we treat people so awfully just for being different?
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The escape was awfully reminiscent of Guzmán's first escape from prison, in 2001.
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It's not awfully late yet and I decide to take the train back.
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"He was awfully charming, and I gave him a huge tip," Camilla shared.
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My first reaction to that article was the Republicans are being awfully naive.
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By criticizing Nina's occupation, Latinas Think Big is making itself look awfully small.
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I DON'T KNOW IF THEY ARE THE BIGGEST, BUT THEY ARE AWFULLY SCARY.
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Amid all the good times, something awfully fucked up unfolds in the background.
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"The Shakespearean figure that is Donald Trump, it looks awfully inviting," he said.
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The horrible truth is that deceptive designs can be awfully easy to paint.
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"The AMP format has come an awfully long way since February," he says.
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The word "Refuse," as Spin points out, looks awfully similar to Refused, too.
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Meanwhile, his claim that he knew nothing about it is looking awfully shaky.
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For a man who constantly proclaims his innocence, [Trump] is acting awfully guilty.
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For a man so publicly concerned with "humility," it is awfully self-flattering.
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Cellphones these days are awfully smart (they don't call them "smartphones" for nothing).
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However widely acclaimed at the time, Olivier's Shakespeare films look awfully square today.
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That's an awfully big home in mostly every single part of this country.
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Jeff will go another few years, though he seems awfully beat up, too.
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He's similar to his dad, where he covers an awfully large strike zone.
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But, boy, he's got an awfully large mouth for such a small guy.
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But I was awfully happy with this one, and so were my guests.
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One way or another, the rusty dot of twilight is getting awfully lively.
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Defeating an incumbent president during an economic expansion is awfully hard to do.
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"That sounds awfully dismissive, but it was how I felt," she went on.
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"It's awfully bittersweet, I keep wanting to show it to John," said Chamblee.
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A lot of times, recycled nylon, polyester, and/or wool is awfully scratchy.
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In a world of checks and balances, getting anything done is awfully difficult.
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If you have smaller wrists, these watches will feel awfully big on you.
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We'd say that's awfully quick, but remember ... quick is how these 2 operate.
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We've definitely seen Jamie's butt before, although it was awfully nice to get reacquainted.
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I think every one of those people have an awfully good chance of winning.
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Okay, but in the book you come awfully close to concluding something very different.
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You could jam it into your pocket, sure, but it would look awfully silly.
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That does sound awfully familiar for anybody who ever used the old OnLive platform.
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Unless we're in the midst of it, it's awfully tempting to find transgression fascinating.
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That seems like an awfully big coincidence, particularly given Ford's specific manner of speaking.
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Right, but again, it becomes awfully tempting to analyze this disorder in a vacuum.
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I also like to play SimCity BuildIt, a flawed but awfully addictive smartphone game.
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In which case, god, you're awfully picky, and you probably think this meme sucks.
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It's awfully nice, more premium than a MacBook Air, and includes a touch screen.
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For a feud that's been brewing for so long, it resolved itself awfully quickly.
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Human beings would sound awfully odd if they talked that way all the time.
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But it's awfully hard for Warren to credibly criticize juvenile behavior she exhibits herself.
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As Scott himself says, Bethesda's been awfully quiet at all phases of the controversy.
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So, it seems awfully suspicious to the sisters that a photog was on scene.
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That might seem awfully quaint to some, but perhaps the FA should take note.
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But the discrepancy seems to be awfully large to attribute only to those factors.
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The good news is that 700 years is still an awfully long time away.
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The layout isn't ideal, but isn't awfully burdensome because of the gym's small size.
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But it is awfully easy to over-read the message sent by the voters.
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But Merkel -- who is known for her awfully revealing poker face -- is still waiting.
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Nate Yeah, and it might pay off: Expectations for him would be awfully low.
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The Yankees are awfully exciting this year, and Season 21973 of " Glow " is strong.
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Volkswagen rolls out an autonomous shuttle concept that looks awfully like a school bus.
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We worked awfully hard, we pressed the way we wanted to and created opportunities.
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I'm just glad it all worked out, because it started awfully bad out there.
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Yet it was still awfully long for those who spend time on the internet.
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America's government has become, if not quite a gerontocracy, then awfully close to one.
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The idea propelling all this is connection, yet the performance itself feels awfully remote.
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The idea propelling all this is connection, yet the performance itself feels awfully remote.
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What if it some little life-form saw it as an awfully tasty snack?
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are both behaving awfully — just in different ways and places.
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After some drama in the second and third innings, the fourth was awfully uneventful.
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And it's awfully hard to have that goodness shine through, but today it did.
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And while these numbers seem awfully promising, they are the exception to the rule.
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In short, Webb was, by any standard, a politician and an awfully good one.
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"Once you get something, it's awfully tough to take it away," Mr. Trump said.
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I was also writing my fifth novel—but that was not going awfully well.
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The problem is... Amazon is developing an awfully bad habit of breaking the rules.
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The line between disaster tourism and tales that inspire empathy can be awfully thin.
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The phones can also be awfully expensive if you want a lot of storage.
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But he's been awfully good at pouring gasoline on it every chance he gets.
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The only problem is, people have started to notice that the two look awfully alike.
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A long list... and I haven't had anything like that for an awfully long time.
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Must be awfully proud of his school to represent it at a Klan rally... pic.twitter.
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I always thought this was an awfully dated metaphor—who even goes to carnivals anymore?
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From the start, Adelson's Vegas stadium plan has looked awfully dubious from a taxpayer perspective.
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For a camera that's supposedly all about the Instagram generation, it's awfully disconnected from Instagram.
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" Andreessen later further clarified his remarks to me on Twitter: "yes, but it's awfully buggy.
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This leads bitcoin promoters to develop awfully strange and novel arguments to justify its value.
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In retrospect, a 90-day warranty on a sheet of plastic would be awfully generous.
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Bernie Sanders's sweeping "political revolution" certainly seems to be trained on awfully minor targets recently.
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That may be true, but it feels like it comes at an awfully high cost.
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It can look, in moments or over the long span of a career, awfully heroic.
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It's awfully imprecise, slow to respond, and something I try to avoid at all costs.
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"You guys have been awfully good to me and my family," Darden wrote on Facebook.
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He and his generals know the war went awfully for his grandfather, Kim Il Sung.
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We all remember how well Abe hiding Midge's more scandalous secrets went last time: awfully.
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The Washington Post's editor suspected the colds were awfully coincidental, but Salinger refused to comment.
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Even if the Thunder stand pat after their draft-night blockbuster, they're still awfully good.
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Remember what we said a minute ago about Hall H being awfully quiet on Saturday?
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Trump also said that the Pope has an "awfully big wall" himself at the Vatican.
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" He sent me back a text saying, "Irrevocably bad, irredeemably bad, terribly bad, awfully bad…!
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Awfully convenient how that "903" is in giant, white lettering prominently facing the camera, no?
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It's working awfully well, with low unemployment, and earnings are at all-time record highs.
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To Golden it seemed awfully similar to the arrangement of atoms in a magnetic material.
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There's no question that Deepwater Horizon delivers thrills, but you may feel awfully empty afterward.
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But, as I've also made clear, it's an awfully difficult standing for politicians to achieve.
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Cartoon by Robert Leighton Still, Reichl was right about one thing: I was awfully serious.
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Four of the five N.Y.U. lectures are subtitled "Forms and Influences," which sounds awfully professorial.
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President Trump seems awfully worried about the financial state of the United States Postal Service.
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" In another part of the same track, he rapped: "That's an awfully hot coffee pot.
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That's because treason is actually a very narrowly defined crime that's awfully hard to commit.
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And yet what both seem to have missed is that Dahl's novel is awfully slight.
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But relying on companies and citizens to stop an epidemic is an awfully scary prospect.
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One of its inmates (Bill Skarsgard) looks awfully like the clown lurking in the gutter.
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Though, I have to say, this is going be awfully hard to explain to NASA.
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That comes awfully close to Joffrey's assessment that the king can do what he likes.
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When it's my turn, the docket gets awfully quiet as prosecutors wait for another judge.
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So I think it's ... I'm not saying it's not principled, but it is awfully convenient.
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Is all the distance learning falling to Mom — and she's getting awfully tired of it?
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And I think, I don't know, I think it's awfully good to share that stuff.
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Wine School With riesling, the line between dry and not-dry can be awfully fine.
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He won the Eastbourne Wimbledon warm-up tournament, though he beat an awfully weak field.
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Michelob Ultra: Jimmy Fallon working out with John Cena felt awfully tired and un-hip.
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People knew which COs would write them up, and that was an awfully short list.
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Bits For all of its famed redundancy, the internet at times can appear awfully fragile.
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And yet, a reflection of that reality has grown awfully scarce in our political debates.
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"We've been at this the other way an awfully long time and failed," he said.
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"I don't take all this awfully seriously," Mr. Dexter told The Irish Times in 1995.
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But it is awfully hard to get fully informed about complicated issues by watching television.
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And it's awfully hard to tell how many retweets and likes are from real supporters.
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The Appalachian Trail is physically very grueling, but it is also awfully hard to write about.
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But for all the talk about neoliberalism, people seem awfully confused about what it even means.
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If you're among the top one percent in any county, you're doing awfully well for yourself.
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First, she and Colton go skydiving, an activity awfully similar to their first date in Singapore.
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The Hydrogen One's camera app is awfully clunky for a company that's known for making cameras.
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But because men dominated for an awfully long time, they got to shape and write history.
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It'd be awfully nice if the wireless charging case came to the new base model, too.
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That reality informs the NBA's response, and so far, Silver and the league look awfully bad.
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QUINTANILLA: STOCK AWFULLY STEADY, BECKY, AT 45, HASN'T MOVED FAR FROM THAT LEVEL ALL MORNING LONG.
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It can be awfully hard to glean confirmation from a man who can't complete a sentence.
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The problem is that the movie has an awfully conventional idea of what game conventions are.
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A rebuke to Conway, whose comments Taub called "awfully arrogant and tone deaf" in an interview.
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"I am awfully tired of hearing that 9/11 is a New York issue," Stewart said.
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It's a reason that sounds awfully like why Trump voters supported him in the first place.
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That may be true, Catholic priests said, but Vatican City also has an awfully big door.
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The room she's sharing with Mamacita is awfully dingy, but sweaty, tired Joan is still optimistic.
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When the club is there first, it's awfully hard for them to buy there and complain.
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Titus, while out to get his boombox fixed, notices a commercial on TV that's awfully familiar.
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In today's NBA, it's awfully difficult for poor-shooting point guards to lead top-tier offenses.
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But my Hiroshige fantasy propelled me onward, even as my chest started to ache awfully soon.
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"It is awfully hard to find a smoking gun" to prove evolution, Professor Mokyr told me.
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Things have been awfully messy since his breakout season for the Indiana Pacers in 2013-14.
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All this talk of 600-degree ovens was starting to feel awfully relevant to my situation.
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But you can't actually watch her campaign and not admit that she's awfully good at it.
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"It is awfully important that we show leadership and that we're on the field," he said.
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For a show centered on making deadly weapons, everyone on Forged in Fire is awfully nice.
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"It is an awfully good way of testing things, I'll be honest with you," he said.
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The language, too, can seem awfully rich, perhaps deliberately in a play about oratory and faith.
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A lot of the feedback was, I really like her, but boy, she is awfully liberal.
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"Long Shot" mostly just toys with some of these ideas; it's awfully straight, in all senses.
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Granted, that's not proof that the study is wrong, but it should make one awfully skeptical.
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However, if this is food for obstruction of justice, it is still an awfully thin soup.
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He can be clever and friendly yet foolish and wrong: In other words, he's awfully real.
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"We're moving awfully well," he said at the White House, one day before the symbolic mark.
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It's an awfully aggressive rivet, but it still stinks that iPhone glass can scratch so easily.
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Despite its unique design, some folks noticed it looks awfully similar to futuristic video game vehicles.
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"From where I sit, it's awfully thoughtful and generous," Mr. Callahan of Sail to Prevail said.
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Indeed, for a standalone film, Rogue One is awfully dependent on the rest of the franchise.
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Weather: Still awfully cold — wind chills around zero this morning, a high of 22 this afternoon.
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To be honest, that seems like an awfully subtle way to communicate with this president. Agreed.
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But your thoughts had some this really awfully sad news that really sinks in for everybody today.
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There's a new "kit" brewing across the pond, and we have to say, it looks awfully familiar.
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Mr Carswell's resignation "has been on the cards for an awfully long time", says a party spokesman.
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The rest of the G93X Mark II is awfully similar to the first version of the camera.
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Yet the world's top economic policymakers, who are gathered in Washington this week, are sounding awfully glum.
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The decision about what to wear to a college reunion is awfully fraught (at least for me).
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Yet in Kamaiyah's case, the familiar story is awfully reductive, and it's one she's eager to avoid.
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If that sounds awfully familiar, audiences agreed: It's earned just $12.7 million domestically, and $41.1 million worldwide.
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The problem is that New Hampshire, like a romantic relationship, can be awfully hard to figure out.
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Netflix has just released the trailer to A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding, which looks awfully familiar.
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But there is an awfully long way to go before men—intentionally or not—stop overstepping boundaries.
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The inevitable future of robot cars was going to be awfully good for his business, he surmised.
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And it would be awfully fun to pit her against her fellow hair-free heroine, Rose Namajunas.
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Zellner is an awfully assured lawyer, so much so that she can end looking left of sensible.
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Which is an awfully big difference in a device that fits in the palm of your hands.
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According to his father, LaVar, Ball had awfully normal looking mechanics up until the age of 12.
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Back in the present day nightmare, everyone is acting awfully nice to Offred — they think she's pregnant.
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"It's been awfully painful since September," said Gary Bradshaw, a portfolio manager at Dallas-based Hodges Capital.
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The good news for Trump is that the US economy looks awfully close to full employment now.
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NOW, WE'VE DONE AWFULLY WELL IN LATIN AMERICA AND IN EUROPE AND, OF COURSE, IN NORTH AMERICA.
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I forgot... oh, yeah That's an awfully hot coffee pot Should I drop it on Donald Trump?
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"I'm awfully proud of those guys," said Sam Nixon, the owner and operator of Columbus' Jimmy John's.
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Their inflexibility makes it awfully difficult to get anything out of the House, let alone the Senate.
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When it's just me and Jesus, it's awfully tempting to believe Jesus agrees with me on everything.
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And the president looks like an awfully small target, polling at around a 22019 percent approval rating.
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New York (CNN Business)It's getting awfully difficult for investors to ignore Corporate America's mountain of debt.
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When I pointed out that they seemed awfully well organized and well supplied, Chispa shook his head.
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Due to the inherent efficiency of risk capital, $10-20 billion can go an awfully long way.
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"We're moving awfully well," he said at the White House Friday, one day before the historic mark.
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It's convenient most of the time, but it can get awfully annoying when it autocorrects common words.
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These two hurdles make it awfully unlikely that the Freedom Caucus demands ever get written into law.
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For an industry that once thrived on, and was defined by, elitism, fashion has become awfully transparent.
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And if that reunion is staged a little awkwardly, we are nonetheless awfully glad to see her.
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True, the bull market never succumbed to these worries (although it came awfully close more than once).
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And separately, to get the attention of the Federal Trade Commission will take an awfully long time.
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Long before Mickey and Mighty Mouse, cultures were weaving tales about little rodents doing awfully big things.
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And when both parties essentially have their nominees, it's awfully late to schedule an inter-party debate.
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Out here in the audience, at this fraught moment for women and our anger, that's awfully cathartic.
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I found this puzzle awfully clever, but I attribute solving it with few mishaps to dumb luck.
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That's an awfully tough issue for Democrats, in voting against a spending bill, to cede to Republicans.
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"I watched some of the golf this morning on TV and it looked awfully challenging," he said.
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People are suggested based on your preferences, interests and other things you do on FacebookThat's awfully vague.
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But that's the thing with fairytales — they're awfully inconsiderate about a woman's non-romantic to-do list.
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Though "Dress" is more downtempo, the pauses and airy negative space on "Small Talk" feel awfully familiar.
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But the biggest takeaway could be bad news for a candidate who looks awfully like Bernie Sanders.
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Because he's mostly a nerd at this point, which I'm awfully surprised about ... When we get back.
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If this gray Michael Kors jacket and skirt looks awfully familiar, that's because she stole a look from
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But again, on the eve of the president&aposs summit with Vladimir Putin, I find it awfully ironic.
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Seventy-nine weeks is an awfully long time — especially when you're hanging at the top of the charts.
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The iPhone X is awfully expensive at $999 and the iPhone X Plus will be priced even higher.
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Like the toys, monsters, and robots Pixar has dreamed up before, the bags of bones are awfully charismatic.
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The Robocar is also awfully short, coming up to just past the knee on Roborace CEO Denis Sverdlov.
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But we'd been training it to iterate on existing social games, and its ideas were getting awfully repetitive.
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"On to the next," was the advice Rose gave — it's awfully similar to the advice she giving now.
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Curiously, her description of that sacred space sounds awfully like Frank Lloyd Wright's design for the Guggenheim Museum.
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So Tuesday's attack on Ataturk International, which killed 41 and injured scores more, hit awfully close to home.
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Today the way Diana's daughters-in-law, Kate and Meghan, are viewed seems awfully familiar to Sarah Ferguson.
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I would go right now to Carrier and I would say I am going to work awfully hard.
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For celebrities, the line between performance and facts is awfully blurry, especially in the age of social media.
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Clinton responded by saying "it's just awfully good" that someone with Trump's temperament is not running the country.
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Still, the Aristotelian view is an awfully romanticized version of what it means to actually have a job.
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On the downside, Splunk's core technology is not awfully hard to replicate, and open source competitors already exist.
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Publishing platform Medium released a new feature on Wednesday that might look awfully familiar to any Snapchat user.
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But boy, after a week of using the newly refreshed Mini, I'm still finding it awfully damn appealing.
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That seems to be an awfully tall order, according to various reports from the Brooklyn courtroom on Monday.
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On the good side, at least it's not awfully tinny at max volume like so many smartphone speakers.
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With the average S&P 500 stock in correction, Trennert said markets are getting "awfully close" to oversold.
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For a guy who loves to talk, Conor McGregor got awfully quiet when asked about those baby rumors!
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Focusing in general can feel awfully slow at times, and the True Zoom does a lot of hunting.
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As much as the Royals deserved their playoff victory last October, the Astros did make it awfully tough.
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Bernie Sanders's call for a single-payer system would be awfully hard for such a character to resist.
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These teens seem awfully well-behaved considering this comic is about how awful rock 'n' roll music is.
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Of course, saying that Civil War is better than Batman v Superman is setting an awfully low bar.
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I knew that, at worst, Kevin would be awfully good (laughs) and he has been better than that.
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It's in an awfully crowded category, with no shortage of all-in-one HR solutions attracting venture capital.
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Still, Los Angeles looks awfully good through 16 games—so good that the Clippers merit a closer look.
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It's awfully surreal on floor 88; dizzying and expansive, it makes the usually small-seeming city look gargantuan.
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"We've been waiting an awfully long time to go touch the Sun," Fox told me over the phone.
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Suzie Wong might have known such a tailor, although that 1960s styling would be awfully dated these days.
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Coming out of Spring Training without Charlie Furbush, Ryan Cook, and Evan Scribner, the pen looked awfully thin.
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It seemed awfully tepid, even to my children, for a novel about the likely end of the world.
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The periodic references to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan suggest that the larger picture is, well, awfully complicated.
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I had "virtual" for EMAILED for a while, and "empanada" for BILLFOLD, which had an awfully cute clue.
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Everybody in Alabama is getting awfully tired of seeing those old dirty sheets flapping around on Perry Street.
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In a recent post, she updated her followers about a potential property: "It's awfully cute & simple," she wrote.
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Ivins can seem like a blast, but she also seems awfully lonely and sometimes more sad than mad.
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At the same time, home virtual assistants still feel awfully alien and firmly stuck in the 1.0 era.
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Regardless, Razer has brought incredible style and accessibility to desktop PC gaming, and for that, we're awfully excited.
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And like all homes, no matter how large, it can feel awfully claustrophobic to those who inhabit it.
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And once a political squabble like this boils over, it is awfully hard to turn down the temperature.
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One of those devices — the upcoming Pixel 4 — seems like an awfully good candidate to support Ambient Mode.
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China has an awful lot of rich people and an awfully large ban on porn in any form.
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If this distributes sympathies more evenly (as does Mr. Belcher's charisma), it skids awfully close to false balance.
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I thought the press release was awfully strange, or the thing that he posted on his Facebook page.
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But still, these reviews can take an awfully long time, and that disrupts the flow of the game.
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We're also seeing Homer's NDE If Hap's clinic on Treasure Island looks awfully familiar, there's a reason for that.
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And it seems awfully unlikely that two progressive electors would hand the White House to Trump out of spite.
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In fact, the shots look awfully similar to photos taken of Cannon and Carey back when they were together.
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But the younger Murray is going to have to be awfully sharp Friday night to keep his run going.
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Just yesterday, Turner debuted a new haircut and color on Instagram that look both awfully familiar and very trendy.
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You must be awfully tired,' I say, 'What difference does it make at 98, whether, I'm tired or not?!
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But "I'm Gangsta" does offer an awfully candid portrait of what Wayne is looking to accomplish, on multiple levels.
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Android emoji before (top) and from today's developer preview (bottom)Android's emoji are known for being just awfully designed.
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Also, BioWare's Anthem is awfully buggy (but hopefully getting better) and the Steam store just got a little smaller.
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You'd be correct in thinking Scan sounds awfully familiar to other camera-based search functions already available within Snapchat.
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For a bunch of self-proclaimed originalists, the candidates seem awfully opposed to what's actually written in the Constitution.
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And the dream comes crashing back to reality awfully quickly when voice commands fail or I lose internet connectivity.
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"It's awfully premature for Argentina to issue 100-year bonds," said Jorge Piedrahita, chief executive officer of Puma Investments.
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In defense of Citi CEO Michael Corbat, the bank stocks are all trading awfully, including Goldman Sachs, he said.
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He fit Canada's style perfectly, which was encouraging: It seemed awfully similar to the way the NBA was going.
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Hastings sees Amazon as an "awfully scary" competitor, though he stopped short of saying it was Netflix's biggest threat.
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By any metric, weather predictions have gotten awfully precise, able to give you hour-by-hour rain precipitation, etc.
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He was a talk-radio conservative before he was a liberal, and his latest political persona is awfully convenient.
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Also ... HP seems awfully nervous here as she boards a waiting car that seems to be driven by Brian.
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Lawyers in the bitter fight over Sumner M. Redstone's $40 billion media empire could be awfully busy come October.
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"I've been overwhelmed by the number of colleagues who have come up and said awfully kind things," he said.
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For a film about a gang of outlaw brawlers, "Suicide Squad" is awfully careful to stay inside the lines.
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The droplets are awfully nice, but I think most people clicking on that link were hoping for something else.
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Everything Amazon does is just so amazing…I don't know if they're the biggest threat, but they're awfully scary.
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I am just saying these are awfully cheap shots by people who are supposed to be on his side.
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And I'll be awfully jealous of my friends who have the iPhone X if they get it before me.
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Given how many Never Trump conservatives there were before Election Day, this unofficial policy makes hiring awfully hard. 5.
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Sure. It's awfully hard to say what the chances are without knowing more, and it won't tell the public.
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Attributing a particular amount of the increase to Trump, however, is going to be awfully difficult, if not impossible.
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But as a black American, I see a pattern of oppression that's awfully familiar, part of a historical continuum.
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And with nothing in the bill to control prices, they can expect those costs to be awfully, frustratingly high.
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I feel if I hadn't been there to speak up for my wife, it could have gone awfully different.
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But the fact of the matter is I am awfully sophisticated about why, how and who built this country.
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"The Iranians have been ignoring it for an awfully long time," Mr. Pompeo told reporters at the State Department.
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And yet to those who've read in the existing literature, many of these soldiers' stories will sound awfully familiar.
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This week I'm driving the 2019 Lexus UX 250h F-Sport, an entry-level Lexus with awfully big ambitions.
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Which is how a story as unusual as royalty marrying a biracial foreign commoner winds up feeling awfully dull.
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It was awfully convenient, though perhaps not quite the home run Jon, who's usually aces in a cave, expected.
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CreditCreditNathan Bajar for The New York Times The artist Julie Mehretu has been flying awfully close to the sun.
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Ahn is awfully cheerful and upbeat for someone whose days are spent considering the cutting edge of artificial intelligence.
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But in a time when Hollywood is being forced to confront its power dynamics, Gregorini's lawsuit is awfully topical.
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He's poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the Super Tuesday contests, suggesting an awfully poor return on investment.
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To be blunt, by comparison with Thailand and Sri Lanka, you'll be awfully unimpressed with the underground scene here.
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But as #GamerGate, as it came to be called, grew, it coalesced into a movement that looked awfully political.
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I was in the kitchen when I noticed I'd been scrubbing my garlic press for an awfully long time.
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But age 66 is awfully late to achieve proficiency, especially for a man with a famously short attention span.
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That seems an awfully high cost for maintaining the myth of perfect elections, but it's the choice being made.
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It's unclear whether the liberal protests of 2016 will follow a similar trajectory — but the opening battles are awfully familiar.
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It's awfully hard to find applicable statistics here, let alone any whose compilers didn't have some implicit axe to grind.
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And once the novelty (and scarcity) of Spectacles wore off, the NYC pop-up shop started to look awfully empty.
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When the cameras on the inside all clicked in unison, I couldn't help but notice the shutters sounded awfully familiar.
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It's the kind of loose-limbed movie that you visit more than you watch, and it's an awfully pleasurable stay.
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All of this, of course, makes for an awfully frustrating experience that unfortunately can happen easily to people of color.
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It's a great face-off, it works thematically with the rest of the episode… but it just seemed awfully easy.
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Additionally, it has been pointed out that Simmons' gesture is awfully similar to Spiderman's "thwip" hand gesture, turned upside down.
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As these researchers discovered, the blinding white ice in the remote north looks awfully pure, but its appearance is deceiving.
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In my opinion, the wedge-shaped metal phones looked awfully generic and the glass panel on the back was ugly.
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It's not quite the same thing as Klout, but both scoring systems sound awfully similar to episodes of Black Mirror.
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It'll be awfully hard to build that route if we start assuming it's been deliberately filled with pitfalls and quicksand.
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Also, you're chasing what is definitely not a famous despot, merely an avatar that looks an awfully lot like him.
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Because if the United States cannot address mass shootings after Orlando, it's awfully hard to imagine the country ever will.
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The hero's live-in virtual girlfriend (Ana de Armas) is awfully reminiscent of the one in Spike Jonze's "Her" (2013).
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This sounds like interesting satire, but the tone of the show is awfully hard to pin down from the performances.
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"I feel awfully good," Trump said at a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida this evening.
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But those washed out sepia tones look awfully similar to the aesthetic we'd often see in Breaking Bad, don't they?
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In our testing, it did just that, though it was awfully hard to tell the difference on the Touch Bar.
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Much of the promotional push PwC did in the lead-up to the event already looks awfully silly in retrospect.
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But after talking with a half-dozen mosquito experts about this, I've also become convinced this discussion is awfully premature.
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But this won't kick in until you've exercised for at least 15 minutes with the Blaze, which is awfully long.
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If you ever sat and truly allowed yourself to wallow in it, you could be in an awfully bad spot.
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Let's hope that's the case, because $9 for 12 ounces is an awfully high price to pay for a burger.
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Bullock said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that he's "awfully excited" about the support from his fellow red state Democrat.
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New York (CNN Business)This is an awfully chaotic end to year two of the as-seen-on-TV presidency.
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If imitation is the highest form of flattery, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are being awfully kind to each other.
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"Waves, rum, sand, quiet," Link recalls, getting awfully far into Amelia's personal space as rousing instrumental music starts to play.
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If it worked, it could have been cool, but I seem to remember getting awfully bored of Skyrim's procedural quests.
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I'm frustrated I don't have the answer and I may never have the answer, I think I'll get awfully close.
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It just gets awfully repetitive and tedious — at least in a massive-military-drill-and-apocalyptic-threats kind of way.
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And given Trump's well-documented history of racism, he seems like an awfully unlikely leader to turn the trend around.
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Editors' Choice I know, you've heard it a lot lately, but: Things are starting to feel awfully unsettling, aren't they?
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He's an American soldier who has some serious skills, an awfully big knife and what might politely be called issues.
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But, honestly, there's also a time in your life when making bad decisions is an awfully fun way to live.
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We cannot put an end to the denigration of domestic workers until we first understand how awfully routine it is.
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Ratings for the NFL preseason were an "awfully bad start" for the broadcast networks, according to a note from Bernstein.
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He is one of the better basketball players alive, to be fair, but it is awfully hard to notice it.
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The problem is that they looked, like the material they were made from and the whole collection itself, awfully unconvincing.
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"Even though I was 18, I looked awfully young," Mr. Bachardy, now 85, said recently by telephone from Santa Monica.
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It has become a program that millions of Americans rely on — and that makes it awfully difficult to roll back.
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And while trite may be preferable to embarrassing anecdotes from the bride and groom's childhood, that's an awfully low bar.
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The event had a very Silicon Valley feel-good vibe, and veered awfully close to becoming a spoof of itself.
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For an awfully low price, the TP-Link Archer A9 offers the bare necessities for a smooth and stable connection.
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He's gotten awfully good at it — he posts and retweets frequently and expertly, attracting a lot of fans, including me.
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Trust me, trying to get a watch to wake up while on a treadmill can be awfully finicky at times.
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Most people I know grew up in one suburb or another, and their childhoods always sound awfully boring to me.
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"In a world where global growth is improving Canada looks awfully attractive," said Adam Button, chief currency analyst at ForexLive.
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Sure, it looks awfully cozy and welcoming, and you can see why its denizens regard it as a second home.
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Because they looked awfully similar and because the blocks are named after Doctor Manhattan, that connection feels like it matters.
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" Of "The Last Tycoon" in particular, she added, "It is awfully hard to film Hollywood — to make it look authentic.
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That's awfully close to what Trump has endorsed before, but Democrats aren't eager to share the issue ahead of 2020.
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Yet the Green New Deal — which the Republican-controlled Senate rejected on Tuesday in a procedural vote — looks awfully expensive.
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It's awfully hard to get them to pay up when you have somebody saying we think how great they are.
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But if you don't have anything to deposit, it will be awfully hard to take advantage of this tax preference.
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But as new research released today in PLoS One suggests, a prehistoric reptile from the Late Triassic period came awfully close.
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That sounds awfully similar to the Google Pixel's HDR+ mode, so if it's even half as good, that's a welcome addition.
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The American system, for example, is built on conflict, so the line between a crisis and a confrontation is awfully blurry.
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While it's common to see wildlife in the area, this bear manages to get awfully close to the busy downtown area.
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It was an awfully profitable day for the owners of Justify, the 13th horse in history to capture the Triple Crown.
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For those who study Amazon's business model, SWA looks awfully familiar to the tech giant's hugely successful cloud computing business, AWS.
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By that example, it may be an awfully long time before we're willing to turn over the wheel to a computer.
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If all reviews were positive, it would be awfully hard to pick out the truly great from the merely mediocre. 5.
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If there's a Trader Joe's in the town of Riverdale, well, the citizens are going to be awfully confused this December.
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"We gotta get rid of people ..." Because they were down in the nasty lane for an awfully long time, for growth.
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And it turns out that can be awfully hard to do when you're an insurer based half way across the country.
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After all, what happened here sounds awfully un-American: a church was denied a government benefit simply because it's a church.
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They even made team owner Joe Lacob's late-season triumphalism look...well, it still looked awfully cocky, but not necessarily wrong.
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It looks awfully tight; a reckoning of his prospects in the states still to vote suggests he might just fall short.
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But rolling around the world, eating large quantities of fine foods, and generally living like a king is awfully time consuming.
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Omaraosa laughed it off, saying the reports sound awfully similar to stuff she heard when Reince Priebus was running the show.
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We have to coordinate something on the matter he's calling you about or its [sic] could look awfully bad for everyone.
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Working from home sounds awfully dreamy, but as any WFH-er will tell you, the reality is a little less so.
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Hours earlier, a North Korean official said Bolton's remarks were indicative of an "awfully sinister move" to imperil the Kim regime.
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The story gets awfully busy — you may get lost in 1943 or perhaps closer to the present — but it scarcely matters.
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Job seekers around the world agree on one thing: Google's parent company, Alphabet, seems like an awfully appealing place to work.
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It seemed awfully convenient that she didn't volunteer to get the stone herself even though she knew a lot about it.
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"We had some chances, but that guy on the mound for the Tigers is awfully good," Mets Manager Terry Collins said.
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Well, it's awfully hard to get them to pay up when you have somebody saying we think how great they are.
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Ultimate removal from office is an awfully high bar, and it is hard for me to imagine the Senate clearing it.
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Commenters like Twenge seem awfully keen on being visible online, for people who supposedly think it represents the death of civilization.
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"The industry has come an awfully long way from '87," said Larry Tabb, who heads capital markets advisory firm TABB Group.
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"Don't sexually assault women" (or, for that matter, "Don't get a girl pregnant") is an awfully low bar for acceptable behavior.
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Considering that I come from an era when homosexuals were decried as hedonistic, amoral culture-destroyers, I am awfully old-fashioned.
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And in Napa Valley, you can find some awfully good 2011s, a vintage that was essentially dismissed as an ugly duckling.
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If it also hewed awfully closely to the path Phoebe Philo pioneered at Céline, well, Ms. Philo has left the building.
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And again, he's not a fascist, but he's had awfully admiring things to say about Benito Mussolini, and he hates immigrants.
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We're in a big, fat, ugly bubble and we better be awfully careful and we have a fed doing political things.
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That oversupply of unreliable words, clotting the discourse, feels awfully familiar, even if today most of them come at us electronically.
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There are women who want to design skyscrapers, too, but this represents an awfully limited view of what architecture could be.
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What else should we teach young people but that bad things happen and that it's awfully hard work to fix them?
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Although former Mayor Michael Bloomberg marginally improved on his disastrous debate debut last week, that's an awfully low bar to clear.
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Pamela Adlon stars in this brilliant semi-autobiographical dramedy about a single mom and working actress who is spread awfully thin.
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Just don&apost expect to see your beloved bookworm any time soon — they&aposll be awfully busy enjoying these thoughtful gifts.
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It seems awfully new age-y to me,' Peta said, referring to the company's derided mission statement in its IPO filing.
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If it feels like every asset under the sun is rallying while volatility is awfully low, your instincts are not wrong.
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It's awfully hard to stop gun violence if we can't even agree on basic facts about how and why it happens.
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Julianne Potter comes awfully close to wrecking her best friend's wedding because she's been so out of touch with her feelings.
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A 30-year bond would qualify, but it's an awfully conservative place for a millennial investor saving for the long-term.
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It turned out that the new discoveries were an awfully flimsy basis for a subpoena, and the subpoena turned up nothing.
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That gets awfully expensive for a Chromebook, especially given that even a high-end Chromebook usually sells for only $600 or so.
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Cleveland Browns fans had to wait an awfully long time — 23 days to be exact — for last week's win over the Jets.
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Eagle-eyed jewelry buffs noticed that the ring Arie Luyendyk Jr. gave to Becca Kufrin before breaking her heart looked awfully familiar.
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As for the ceremony -- a fight that looked awfully set up broke out shortly after the officiant pronounced them husband and wife.
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When last seen on Broadway, in a 1996 revival starring a miscast Sarah Jessica Parker, it felt awfully long in the telling.
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It starts at $599, which seems awfully expensive for a tablet without a keyboard that relies mostly on Chrome and Android apps.
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That doesn't mean the industry is by any means perfect, and despite the work that remains, the future still looks awfully gorgeous.
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It turns out that when more than a billion dollars is on the table, that internal moral calculus can change awfully quick.
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Meanwhile, LeBron looked awfully comfortable and happy chillin' at his L.A. crib while in town to play the Clippers and the Lakers.
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"This photo looks awfully familiar 🧐😅," Ensing wrote, referencing a nude shot she shared that gave off similar vibes as Jenner's.
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None of this solves the Grizzlies' weakness on the wing, or directly combats Leonard's unrelenting dominance, but those are awfully big asks.
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While they're happy to let the awfully calorific Bloomin' Onion slide, the Aussies are less amused about something called Australian Battered Potatoes.
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This May 7 special seems like an awfully convenient place for the two to enjoy a lovely (and Disney-themed) televised wedding.
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And then this happened: Clinton: Its awfully good that someone like Donald trump with his temperament isn't in charge of the law.
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He's charming, he's got a great smile, and for a guy who's six years younger than Rachel he is awfully emotionally intelligent.
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In the last two movies, despite the fate of Earth continually hanging in the balance, the world felt awfully small, almost claustrophobic.
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He can now count on 612 delegates; fewer than half of the 1,553 delegates needed to bag the nomination, but awfully close.
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That's an awfully roundabout way to shift the blame for Trump from the elites who empowered his rise and onto the public.
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But if this represented a break from the Republican mainstream, the names that surfaced in the headlines this week were awfully familiar.
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The Session lineup includes a crisp lager and a balanced I.P.A. They come in squat bottles that look awfully cute by candlelight.
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These motivations sound awfully similar to those that attracted college students, Facebook's first colonizers, to the platform — save for one key detail.
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These are jobs that can lead to promotions and raises at a time when upward mobility is awfully hard to come by.
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By implication, then, what ends up becoming substitution very often looks like complementary or coexistence for an awfully long time at first.
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I don't think there is a great team in the Final Four, but there are some awfully good ones, led by Carolina.
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For now, it looks an awfully lot like Flake is both wrapping himself in the American flag and waving the white one.
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"It would be awfully difficult to construct a map that wasn't leaning Republican," said the University of Michigan political scientist Jowei Chen.
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This looks awfully cynical on the page, but it's hard to watch the Rams with anything but the most jaundiced of perspective.
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This week's episode spreads itself awfully thin, checking in with an assortment of supporting characters without nudging them through anything particularly compelling.
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Peele once suggested that "Us" is about how we are all our own worst enemies, and indeed, these characters seem awfully unsatisfied.
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He also said he was concerned that my clue for MAKE PASSES was awfully harsh, and he asked me to soften it.
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But when you pull apart the details, you also find hints that this is an economy running awfully close to its capacity.
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For example, two separate friends driving SUVs commented that I was following awfully close to them when we convoyed to a concert.
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But because that's awfully hard to appreciate from the outside, it ofttimes comes couched in the trappings of a Baz Luhrmann movie.
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They swear off working with him again, but as the scorpion in this scorpion-and-the-frog scenario, Douglas is awfully persuasive.
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In 1945, FLAKY was "Consisting of small loose masses," which is also fine but would make for an awfully tough clue today.
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By most measures, the 2010s were awfully good for Oklahoma and L.S.U., the teams that produced the last three Heisman Trophy winners.
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Football can be an awfully fickle sport: L.S.U. started the national championship shrinking under the swarming pressure of Clemson's defense. L.S..U.
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Fair enough, but it's getting awfully hard to discern rules on how to plead and defend Article III standing in privacy cases.
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For two people writing a script, they're awfully slow to recognize that their odd-couple arrangement has bloomed into something like love.
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"It might be a dirty word in Washington, but it seems to be awfully refreshing right here in Iowa," the narrator says.
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Things still seem awfully sprawl-y here in the US. I'm optimistic that we're having conversations about better urbanism at every level.
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But its imagery is also its most compelling feature, and it's awfully hard to resist the pull of its squicky, morbid fascination.
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It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law of our country.
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On his layover in Toronto, he thought that the plane he was boarding seemed awfully small to take him 10,000 miles to Australia.
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The scene, which is framed by shafts of light and literal doves of peace, is powerful and moving, but it's also awfully convenient.
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But the mystery of who the murderer is revealed awfully quickly, is there any mystery to who really killed Cassandra on The Society?
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"This photo looks awfully familiar 🧐😅," Ensing wrote, referencing a nude shot she shared that gave off a vibe similar to Jenner's.
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Until Republican rhetoric and policy come into line, it will be awfully hard for the party to come to any kind of consensus.
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Even with a not-entirely successful test, the North gains knowledge with every attempt -- and it's made an awfully lot of attempts lately.
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Welp. It turned out that they seemed awfully casual about basic principles of software security, such as not hard-coding your AWS credentials.
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Here's Robert Draper on that section of the speech: The line struck [radio host Charlie] Sykes as awfully familiar when he heard it.
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The version they made official on Monday is awfully long, repeats the same word three times, and doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.
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No, not his legendary pitching chops, although the video above suggests that the 50-year-old is still awfully good at that, too.
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But when a Missouri woman realized her wedding ring -- her $400,000 wedding ring -- was missing, the odds of finding it seemed awfully long.
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But it seems awfully on the nose for that someone to be a middle-of-the-road pop band of (mostly) white men.
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That said, it's awfully premature to call this state of affairs "good news for the planet," as the New York Times recently did.
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These are two people that don't know each other very well, but if given the time, you could see that changing awfully quickly.
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But one woman's thoughtful and probing question about the actor's career trajectory was overshadowed by an awfully familiar face poking around behind her.
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"I think it's awfully early to be talking about that, don't you?" he said when asked if the two were vying for children.
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An aging iPhone, a tepid stock price and a pile of idle cash, however, could make even a mediocre idea look awfully tempting.
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Compare the two and they look awfully similar, though Spiegel's didn't feature the tiny yellow circle that's a subtle hint towards Snapchat's brand.
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So many younger actors read as slier than Mr. Hanks, whose appeal has always been that he seems like an awfully nice guy.
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Morningstar's Johnson said the VanEck bitcoin trust helps investors avoid the "headaches" of bitcoin custody, but noted "it's awfully hard to predict" demand.
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"It just seems to be an awfully large price to pay given what you might get for some of these assets," Rogers said.
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The quaint townhouse that's home to the National Whistleblower Center in Georgetown is awfully sunny for a place that handles so much darkness.
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"You're an awfully big turtle," was Tracie Hoffecker&aposs initial reaction upon seeing an alligator creeping around her backyard, she told FOX29 Philadelphia .
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Not to cast stones from this awfully glassy American house, but Japan still treats mixed-race Japanese as others, no matter their birthplace.
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It's not rocket science but the pushback from certain quarters of the adtech industry has been as awfully predictable as it's horribly frustrating.
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"We're an awfully creative species, and we need to slow the climate-change clock," Leslie Field, the founder of Ice911, told Business Insider.
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For an animal covered in mucus and nicknamed the "snot otter," the eastern hellbender salamander is awfully picky about where it will live.
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Rasmussen, a fame-seeking reality TV star whose long blond hair has a bit of a reddish tint to it, seems awfully familiar.
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Foreign leaders do seem to become awfully preoccupied with American credibility when they want the US to take military action on their behalf.
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In this context they all seem appropriately zany (although those TEENERS in the picture today look awfully tentative and grim, sorry about that).
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"It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country," Mrs.
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"The truth is that it takes an awfully big campaign to have a technology team," said Nikki Sutton, the campaign's chief technology officer.
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Figuring out when deception becomes criminal conduct is a challenge because not every ruse is a crime — but some can come awfully close.
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Washington can't meet in good faith with any nation that has our citizens held captive — in what would set an awfully ugly precedent.
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Matthew McConaughey is feeling alright, alright, alright ... because he's wearing a super comfortable looking outfit that looks awfully similar to your grandparent's bathrobe!!!
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The Trump White House seems to be a bit like the Hotel California: You can check in, but it's awfully hard to leave.
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She calls me several times a week (I live out of town) to complain about how awfully her husband has been treating her.
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Still, if the goal was to spin this introductory strand into a broader web of projects, that thread is already looking awfully shaky.
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Apple's strategy is bold but is going to lead to awfully high churn among consumers that won't be as forgiving of bad bets.
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"I wish we had played a little better defensively today, but it was an awfully good win," Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer said.
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" And when you and your company have the same name, he added, "it's awfully hard not to be part of the advertising equation.
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"To shoot seven under back-to-back is unexpected, but awfully excited," Kuchar said with the smile he wears for most any occasion.
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Stepping into the shop's Denver location, customers are greeted by a long, white-marble counter supported by what looks awfully like cocobolo wood.
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It was a small guy in a tank top, who was busy tweeting on an awfully loud PC. He didn't say a word.
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Chloë Grace Moretz and Brooklyn Beckham haven't talked about their relationship status lately, but what's clear is that they've been awfully flirty on Instagram.
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On Tuesday, Apple announced the iPhone 8 and that awfully expensive iPhone X. The iPhone 8 looks just like the phone that I have.
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This is skirting awfully close to the odious Magic Negro trope, and I'm not sure Mick being white subverts it in any meaningful way.
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They're also not awfully different — although it's possible they're relatively more awful — than the 'times' a few decades ago, as described in Disclaimer #1.
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If you're predisposed to think the Obama administration would opportunistically invent a boogeyman to distract from terrorism, then Rice's answers do look awfully suspicious.
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For one, the idea sounds awfully noisy, and all of these rotary blades and jet engines risk drowning out the audio from the speakers.
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Others try to cram everything into the earbud itself, forcing the speaker closer to the listener's ear and making the music sound awfully narrow.
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I'm told that it was awfully weird to walk into a bar in the 70s and hear songs from the 20s, 30s and 40s.
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European companies, meanwhile, would have to be awfully brave to keep trading with Iran and risk their access to America's markets and banking systems.
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Because if we can't come up with any compelling answers, then we may conclude, by reductio ad absurdum, that a cryptofuture is awfully unlikely.
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To suggest that this data doesn't offer support for Godwin's law just because it's not wholly context-aware would be an awfully strict response.
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Fitbit estimates it to last around 5 days on a charge, and more often than not, it hits that mark or comes awfully close.
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Her absence is getting awfully expensive for the studio, and the "rare form of pneumonia" she's apparently suffering from doesn't seem to be improving.
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Her success also helps explain why the fact that Mr Trump is not awfully conservative, as his rivals endlessly moan, has not hampered him.
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You're all going to look awfully silly when NBC Sports sends out it's team-based greetings and the NHL is front and center. Yep.
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Certainly his direction has always been notable for its emphasis on style, but as he would surely say himself, style can be awfully empty.
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Maybe God exists and maybe not, but invoking the divine is an awfully good way to force your will onto others or even yourself.
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Security researchers have time and time again warned that some of the new internet-connected sex toys were awfully insecure, and a privacy nightmare.
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Scientists have revealed the very first image of a black hole — and for some on social media, the glowing orange ring looks awfully familiar.
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Life is both ever-various and surprising, and, at the same time, one long uninterrupted (and, admit it, sometimes awfully boring) conversation with ourselves.
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Brits will find Facebook's new head of global policy awfully familiar — it's Nick Clegg, the former deputy Prime Minister and ex-Liberal Democrat leader.
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The company has selected specific events for which they qualify throughout the United States, which means the shows near you might be awfully limited.
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Whatever is behind it, the awfully convoluted theory that the best way to avoid helping Trump is to avoid criticizing him seems pretty ridiculous.
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For someone who kills for a living, he's awfully passive, having let his hit-man career happen to him more than having pursued it.
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And here's the thing about attention: Without it, it's awfully hard for a candidate to raise the money needed to run a serious campaign.
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It's awfully early to lower expectations so dramatically, and it's anyone's guess whether the coalition Biden has assembled can survive successive rounds of underperformance.
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Direct listings have been an awfully hot topic as of late, seen as a means of reducing the friction and expenses of going public.
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The asteroids came awfully close to the planet and each of them was double the size of the one that made the Meteor Crater.
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Elsewhere there's a tendency to punch up lines past the point of realistic, but as many of those lines are awfully good, it's forgivable.
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After all, putting in 10,000 hours, the amount of time bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell says it takes to master a skill, sounds awfully daunting.
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On the downside, the battery life drained awfully quickly in my tests — about an hour and a half before I had to recharge it.
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Earlier this week, Trump Jr. said that the modern-day platform for the DNC is "awfully similar" to the Nazis' platform in the 1930s.
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Josh Gerstein, legal affairs reporter: The timing seems awfully ambitious, particularly with the slew of court fights still ongoing that could contribute to impeachment.
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The timing of that announcement was awfully "curious," said Mr. Newsom, who stressed that negotiations over the standards have been largely unproductive for months.
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If Mother Nature keeps on this destructive track into 2020, well, Trump's favorite mantra about strong women, "Lock her up," will look awfully silly.
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Looking at the increasing numbers, though, it seems awfully apparent that remote work is the future for a substantial fraction of the modern work force.
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While DreamWorks Animation's latest movie starts well and ends sweetly, the loud, frenetic middle seems like an awfully good time to squeeze in a nap.
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If you think the style looks awfully familiar, it's because you recently saw Kim toting it around on a casual dinner date with Kourtney Kardashian.
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Within minutes of meeting Feldstein and Dever, 25 and 22, aside from their extreme humility, you'll notice that they are awfully nice to each other.
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"I know you can't tell a person how to endorse you, but it was an awfully tepid endorsement," said Dunn, the Howard County Republican chairman.
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If and when VW can make all this come together, that sounds like awfully good competition for the Model X and Tesla's network of Superchargers.
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I've sort of known for an awfully long time, but I've only had the language to describe it to others in the last few years.
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I can easily envision self-flying AI which handles 99.99% of flights, but that 0.01% of exceptional situations will be awfully hard to train for.
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The most awaited speaker of the evening took an awfully long time to mention Hillary Clinton, which probably made some Clinton advisors a bit nervous.
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And, rather than put you in some hellish, demonic landscape full of obvious horrors, the best survival horror games put you in awfully familiar settings.
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But the Instagram interface was awfully user-friendly, and after over a year of having them, stories are essential parts of any social-media diet.
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But it is awfully tempting to draw too simple a line between the phenomenon and the provider, to paint platforms with too broad a brush.
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But I have to admit that I'm tempted -- that London condo that I've long fantasized about would be awfully nice ... Join us on Facebook.com/CNNOpinion.
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And no, you're not crazy, those names do sound awfully familiar, because repurposing old movies and shows has become a TV craze in recent years.
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Since Samsung provides displays for Apple, my guess is we'll see this technology, or something awfully similar, pop up in iPhones in the coming years.
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I tried this and immediately fell in love with the feature, though I admit it's awfully similar to functionality also available on the Amazon Echo.
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"It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law of our country," Clinton shot back.
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Like any good engineer, we can make the machines of our lives run awfully fast, though it's not clear we're happy with where we're going.
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But the people behind Disney's live-action remakes have made it awfully hard to respond to their projects entirely based on what's on the screen.
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Ensing had said that Jenner's photo looked "awfully familiar," in a comment on the photo that also included a quizzical emoji and a sweating emoji.
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The cleareyed Paige, Elizabeth's Americanized mini-me, asked if there was a chance Alice was right — Tim's death would be awfully convenient for her parents.
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It all happens awfully fast, cheating us out of a few more weeks of "John H. Ryan" screaming at New Hampshirites on the campaign trail.
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It would be awfully irritating to hear any scientist start a conversation with a stuffy and pretentious "Well, actually ..." It's not meant to be real.
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The show's decadent streak feels a little effortful, too—the Coterie runs out of toilet paper, but it has an awfully well-maintained rooftop pool.
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Speaking of the Grizzlies, Marc Gasol did something awfully strange after hitting a go-ahead 3-pointer against the Clippers late in the fourth quarter.
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The friction between Jordan and Spencer comes and goes awfully quickly, and the seeming love triangle between Olivia, Leila and Spencer lacks any romantic sizzle.
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Mr. Buffett's denatured country-calypso ditties and horndog smarm seem awfully lowbrow, even in a Broadway environment debased for decades by singing cats and candlesticks.
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"I'm pretty sure some Russian oil is getting in there, but it's awfully hard to say how much it is," Von Hippel told VICE News.
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There's nothing wrong with disagreeing with the Trump administration's immigration agenda (I disagree with it too), but it's awfully strange for Donald Trump to disagree.
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All this may seem an awfully low priority when the to-do list is a mile long and the wedding planner needs an answer now.
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"It's an awfully comfortable bachelor pad," he said of the book-filled Dakota apartment he has lived in since 1969, which he bought for $30,000.
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To students of rock history, Everything Now and its predecessor, Reflektor (2013), will sound awfully familiar: didn't U2 already make these albums in the '90s?
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But if Denmark is a hellhole, it's doing a very good job of hiding that fact: I was just there, and it looks awfully prosperous.
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If the administration has any sceptical voices left, they have been awfully quiet, and Mr Bolton's head on a spike will keep them quieter still.
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Written in a frenzied, layered style, O'Neill's play is filled with extraordinary energy and something that's not awfully popular these days: compassion for male pain.
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In other words, money can buy happiness, or at least it can buy security, and it's awfully hard to have the former without the latter.
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But the voters receptive to Mr. Trump's views on these issues would have pulled Republicans awfully close to victory, even with a deeply flawed candidate.
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For an amateur, Nels is awfully good at killing, and he takes to it with a grim determination that could easily be mistaken for enthusiasm.
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For a newbie, the border can seem awfully porous, since everyone uses the desk, the glasses, the head tilt—the ancient theatre of TV authority.
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The 2011 vintage was not considered particularly good, so this wine may not live as long as some riservas, but it's awfully good right now.
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If Delilah looks awfully similar to "The Great Jewish Bride" (1635) nearby, that's because both women are likely modeled after Rembrandt's wife, Saskia van Uylenburgh.
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Calling for a movement, backed by bipartisan political operatives, sounds awfully presidential, but Zuckerberg used the same language when he first launched CZI in December, 2015.
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James in particular has pushed the pace, which is awfully impressive given that he's played over 40 minutes in all but one game of the Finals.
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But, taking a closer look at it Kelly realizes that the bus driver behind Cassandra looks awfully familiar and that he's not just a bus driver.
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Episode three is more heavily George-y than the previous episodes, but the show is still being awfully cagey about the mystery it has in store.
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Screenshot: AT&T WatchTVIt's awfully appealing, until you consider that AT&T is lobbying the FCC to destroy net neutrality (it's currently dead, but not buried).
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It's awfully advantageous to not see politics even when, say, starring in a story about one of the most divisive and politicized events in recent history.
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She then criticizes The Hollywood Reporter's recent rehab profile about Tambor; the article awfully focused on Lysette and fellow accuser Van Barnes' appearances and previous occupations.
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He is aware of the fact that oh, my god, if I don't keep this thing going, then a lot of things come undone awfully fast.
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Back in the cryptocurrency mainstream, if there is such a thing, the Big Two blockchain ecosystems of Bitcoin and Ethereum have been awfully busy as well.
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Not quite to the degree where I'm willing to call it Plan 9 From Krypton or Tommy Wiseau's The Justice League, but it comes awfully close.
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" Clinton responded by saying it's "just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country.
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But because of New Horizons' awfully slow 1-2 Kbps data transfer speed, over half of its captured data is yet to be returned to Earth.
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We get it — San Francisco is an awfully pricy place to live these days, what with the $15 cocktails, $40 Uber rides, and, yeah, the rent.
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A conversation in which white politicians and pundits express that black people should be grateful for their limited freedom sounds awfully familiar in the worst way.
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On behalf of the grown-ups of America who care about you and your futures, I am awfully sorry about how miserably we screwed this up.
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You encounter this thing when it's wrapping bodies, child-like figures awfully similar in size to you, and placing them on hooks to be taken….somewhere.
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The trend came into stark relief Tuesday at Google's annual developer conference, where the company introduced a suite of new services that, frankly, sound awfully convenient.
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For a while, thanks to their easily available but awfully covered compilation CDs, Hell's imprint was the easiest way to keep abreast of all things electroclash.
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What follows is a sequence that will look awfully familiar to Game of Thrones fans: grimy, bearded men in furs proceed to violently attack one another.
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Given how the human brain works, it's awfully tough to put them aside—if we knew we were personally subject to them, they wouldn't be unconscious.
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Now that's an awfully lofty claim, but after getting the chance to play around with one for a little bit, it's not that far off base.
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When he was confronted about it, his defense sounded awfully familiar, given what he's said in the past few days about his meeting with the Russians.
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Don't Breathe comes awfully close, toeing the line of good taste in the name of shock value before backing off in just the nick of time.
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Impressively, just like the Jaguar XF S and the Mercedes-AMG C2464 S, the ATS-V gets awfully close to perfectly melding the two divergent concepts.
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I ended the conversation with the observation that, in 2019, they're going to have an awfully hard time finding writers who don't have a political opinion.
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Airlines are making it awfully difficult for the industrial sector, which makes up about 2.93% of the S&P 22.9, to have a good earnings season.
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"It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country," she told the audience.
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Although he has announced that he will retire in June 2018, two years later than his previously stated departure, running Disney is an awfully attractive job.
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"It's awfully moving, but I would imagine doubly so at the end of a week like this," Barbara Whitman wrote in an email to The Times.
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ND: Well, when you put an image of the Lorax and the monkey side by side, you know, it's tempting to say they look awfully similar.
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"I think what was satisfying (about this win) is that we had a lot of players that played awfully well tonight," Stars coach Ken Hitchcock said.
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"What irritates me awfully about all this is that all this discourse is essentially fabricated by merchants who want to get rich," biologist Max Lafontan says.
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And he just created an awfully hostile work environment for one of his colleagues by more or less appearing to call her a whore on Twitter.
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While grocery stores are booming thanks to all our panic-buying amid the global coronavirus outbreak, restaurants and restaurant workers are having an awfully tough week.
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"If you're a terrorist group, you're awfully hard to find," Douglas Ollivant, the former National Security Council director for Iraq from 2008 to 2009, tells me.
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If you do already own an electric toothbrush, you'll know that these devices have come an awfully long way in a relatively short space of time.
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By Election Day, they expect to have at least 50 million, a number awfully close to the 20203 million that voted for Mr. Trump in 2016.
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But it all seemed to happen awfully fast, as if the imperatives of wrapping up the season were, for the first time, hurrying the story along.
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Fox, the outlier, seemed awfully lonesome in the wake of the Walt Disney Company's acquisition of the bulk of the rest of Rupert Murdoch's entertainment empire.
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This year's Oscar race for best original song is awfully crowded, and most presume that "Shallow" from "A Star Is Born" is the unshakable front-runner.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The new Fitbit Versa 22019 seems awfully aware of the issues Fitbit has had with its smartwatches for the last few cycles.
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But Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi believes they're an important part of his company's future, and here in Washington, DC, where I live, they seem awfully useful.
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There's also something a little bit chaotic, yes, but awfully more fun when picking a day to get it all done in one big exhausting evening.
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In "The Walworth Farce"; "The New Electric Ballroom"; and, more recently, his co-writing effort with David Bowie, "Lazarus," Mr. Walsh has made isolation awfully alluring.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Luis Saez Odds: 13-1 Drape: He is awfully hard to like after a plodding fourth-place finish in the Blue Grass.
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But it's awfully odd that they're suddenly coming up at the last seconds of this even after we've had hearings and all kinds of other things.
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Switching trains at Schwarzach-St Veit train station in Austria, the mountains were becoming taller, the valleys deeper, the fog ... well, it was becoming awfully foggy.
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With all of the various makes, models, and product types out there, buying the best laptop that suits your needs has become an awfully involved process.
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Pretending he was concerned for her safety -- but obviously communicating the reverse -- he let it be known that the number was awfully close to the threshold.
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But I'm not surprised … It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law of our country.
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That's an awfully low bar (the average British person eats about twice that much meat), and people who eat more meat will have an even bigger footprint.
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Melo was caught on video by his US Olympic Basketball teammate DeMar DeRozan looking awfully salty while DD, Kyrie Irving and Jimmy Butler sang their hearts out.
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"It is awfully unfair that people here should not be able to get an abortion," said schoolgirl George Poots, at the rally with her mother and brother.
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And for someone who ran on a platform of limiting government interference in personal lives, Trump has gotten awfully personal in women's rights over their own bodies.
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As is the fact that it would ostensibly not need to be cooled as much as those above GPUs—which get awfully warm when rendering VR environments.
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Their vision for the future of TV is an awfully Google-y one: You should be able to find anything you want to watch, anywhere you are.
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But since I really believe she could — that she not only has the best plans, but would be the best president — it's an awfully good additional one.
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Or, more to the point, he addressed the fact that he's been awfully quiet about it compared to how loudly he defended net neutrality in previous fights.
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Cumhuriyet, long a pillar of the secularist establishment, says the tweet was replaced within one minute by one saying the prosecutor "died awfully in a truck accident".
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But, as we thankfully learn, the British thriller's heroine doesn't break bad — that doesn't mean she didn't come awfully close, even after her mission was supposedly done.
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The same goes for performers like Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Charles Dance, who've made meals out of characters who could have been awfully slight in other hands.
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Beats Solo2 Wireless (added 3/13/15)Like the Studio Wireless, the Beats Solo383 on-ear headphones are decent, but awfully pricey for headphones with no controls.
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"We've got an awfully long way to go, a 10, possibly even 15-year program to recover this species," says Richad Vigne, chief executive of the conservancy.
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Here, then, are a few examples of early missteps from candidates who are either already in on the race or are flirting awfully heavily with the idea.
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Namely, the arrow-key layout is awfully hard to get used to, and the computer runs hot when it's under heavy loads and games at ultra settings.
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"It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country," Clinton said in the debate.
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But the grade level depends partly on sentence length, which is awfully hard for the Republicans who tend to bicker and talk over each other in debates.
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There's always a chance the show wraps Maya's story line up next week, but that seems awfully fast for the gang to deal with such an adversary.
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The tricky part about being Cadillac is that it's awfully easy to get tripped up in a 114-year-old history of glamour, glitz, and glorious fins.
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AWFULLY late in the day, the Republicans are trying to unpick one of the collective action problems that are threatening to gift their nomination to Donald Trump.
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"I've been overwhelmed by the number of colleagues who have come up and said awfully kind things," the South Carolina Republican told CNN's Jake Tapper on Wednesday.
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But some Republican politicians support legal weed, and if both the White House and popular opinion coalesced behind a proposal, it would be awfully hard to stop.
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HAMILTON: And my first thought, I was saying, I was like, "He is staring at that [explicit] thing an awfully long time," and he didn't really move.
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When told that she was only tardy by two minutes — an awfully minor infraction when it comes to celebrity interviews — Mulligan still felt compelled to apologize. Why?
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Suggesting that we should have a ton of different voice assistants right after we all discovered everybody was letting contractors listen to our voices is awfully naive.
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DISTURBERS is awfully boring, unless it's a band I'm unaware of, which is unlikely given how many times I say the word "Brooklyn" on any given day.
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Sure, it's an awfully pretty piece of water, but it loses some of its allure when you have a hard time seeing the mountains for the smoke.
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Ethics experts have already made abundantly clear why the GSA needs to terminate the lease, so insisting that the agency's hands are tied looks awfully like stalling.
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Holding this high profile of an event at CES just to show something that ends up being vaporware would be an awfully bad look for the company.
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Compared with the two years' worth of work done by hundreds of professionals, the quality of the Cardi B video, along with other deepfakes, is awfully crude.
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For a movie that wants to celebrate the courage it takes to uncover ugly truths and take down corrupt powers, Bombshell turns out to be awfully timid.
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I don't mean to denigrate the accomplishments of filmmakers who toil in this medium, though this year's group of nominees happens to be an awfully homogeneous lot.
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Fashion Review PARIS — For all the talk of new generations and upstart millennials dictating the agenda these days, the fashion establishment is awfully — how to put this?
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Lawmaker Tom Tugendhat said the poisoning of former double agent Sergei Skripal, 66, and his daughter Yulia, 33, looked "awfully like it was state-sponsored attempted murder".
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" Or in Elizabeth Bishop's slightly tarter formulation, such a writer is constantly saying, "I do all these awful things — but don't you really think I'm awfully nice?
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"Once an owner starts using one or another smart home system, and learns how to use it and accessorizes it, it's awfully hard to switch," he said.
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The news out of Miami early Sunday morning, that 24-year-old Marlins ace Jose Fernandez had died in a boating accident, was awfully strange and sad.
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There had been rumors about the two for a week or so ... especially after the Texans star was awfully flirty with her in some of his IG posts.
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"On behalf of the grown-ups of America who care about you and your futures, I am awfully sorry about how miserably we screwed this up," she begins.
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" In a January 2018 interview with CNBC, Buffett referenced those U.S. hurricane records dating back to the early 1800s and how the pattern of landfalls "looks awfully random.
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"I think this really is illustrative of the fact that economic momentum in the United States is still awfully strong," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust.
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The hallway is home to an awfully regal cage of tiny, yellow-breasted finches, and they greet you as you walk in through the funeral home's front doors.
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Google will happily tell you it can provide "100 million" more answers than it could a year ago, but that feels like an awfully inflated number to me.
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If this sounds familiar, it's because Obamacare had something awfully similar: the "Cadillac tax," which was a 40 percent excise tax on especially high-cost health care plans.
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Still, of course, presidents often fail to get their way — and even when they do get what they want, they feel like they're working awfully hard at it.
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Back then, somebody in the government thought it would be an awfully good idea to give everybody jet leg … even though jets had not even been invented yet.
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Jeffrey Toobin thinks it's awfully peculiar President Trump seems to have a habit of viciously attacking black people ... but stops short of calling him a full-on racist.
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Instead, it's more focused now on making the service feel individualized to each user – after all, your friends could be listening to some awfully terrible stuff, Spotify realized.
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I'm at the point where I want to start printing my work, and those 42 megapixels will let me make awfully large prints before pixels start becoming obvious.
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" A few minutes later Clinton replied, "It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law of our country.
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It gets odder when the most recent attempt at a fighter's association—the awfully named MMAAA—was headed by a number of CAA's prominent athletes in the UFC.
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As the electrical needs on automobiles multiply, we'll be seeing a lot more high-voltage systems in cars, and this is an awfully nifty example of its potential.
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There is a new player in the game of predicting election results and it is awfully eager to shake up the system and take on the big networks.
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Although the Duggars have denied being part of Quiverfull, they are followers of the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP), a non-denominational religious organization that's awfully similar.
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Indeed, the so-called "tic-tac UFO" revealed by the Times acts awfully similar to the way Lazar described the craft he was working on at S-4.
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He's not necessarily an elite one-on-one creator from the top of the offense, but put him closer to the basket and he's awfully hard to stop.
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Julia Child was obsessed with In-N-Out Yep, even Julia Child could not resist the temptation of these mouthwatering burgers, calling them "awfully good" in an interview.
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The typically beleaguered Sam (John Bradley) is looking awfully handsome in Game of Thrones season 7 photos, thanks to a fresh new hairdo the beloved character is sporting.
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The retro-futurist production design is gorgeously awful, the cast is awfully gorgeous, and the dystopian setting is explored with an appropriately Ballardian blend of suavity and aggression.
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To extend Mr. McDonald's analogy further, sometimes it's not just two watches saying it's noon against one that says it's the evening — it also looks awfully bright outside.
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"Sanford told PBS that as president, he would not meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and called Kim an "awfully bad actor on the world stage.
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But his comments sounded awfully familiar, as he blamed Democrats for making the bill unpopular and he said he had "no concerns whatsoever" about the measure's public standing.
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"An awfully large percentage of my friends — skewing towards the affluent — are taking 'mission trips' to Central America and Africa," he wrote to me in a recent email.
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"He didn't have his best stuff with him today, but he's still playing awfully well," McIlroy said of Scott, who will play with Mickelson in Sunday's penultimate group.
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In fact, getting good grades is awfully difficult when you are working 50 hours a week on your sports and might not be prepared for college-level work.
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There are reports of Pokémon Gyms appearing in people's homes or schools — or near playgrounds — where it seems awfully creepy to loiter with your phone in the air.
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The plot about a group of nerdy kids who uncover a hellgate full of pint-size demons in their backyard should sound awfully familiar to Stranger Things fans.
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We can tell Offred's afraid for Moira and using anger to galvanize her, but I still think it's an awfully tidy way to get Moira back in play.
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"I think it was a situation where Candie was in there an awfully long time, and the correction officers took an considerable dislike to her," Higgins told me.
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Outtakes: • For a show that is usually methodical about doling out subplots, Danny's affair with a parlor worker, ending in her murder and his suicide, happens awfully fast.
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Are we simply going to ignore the awfully convenient timing of this batch of accusations in defiance of reason and the normal rules of engagement in political warfare?
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After all, if you don't have enough savings but have been paying down your mortgage, it's awfully tempting to borrow against your house to help pay for college.
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I believe that when Jeffrey Goldberg called the book's ideas "awfully close to the Elders of Z" in a devastating review, his views must be treated as suspect.
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I'm awfully skeptical that requiring people to figure out a new currency, invest in a new currency, as opposed to using their credit card or pennies, is worthwhile.
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When the jangling guitars of "With or Without You" came on the soundtrack for the final pop-song montage, I winced — it seemed like an awfully obvious choice.
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The only question is whether academy voters would then spread the wealth by giving the best-picture prize to another film, a tactic they've grown awfully fond of.
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Couple that with the fact that just about any Chromebook available today supports the majority of Android apps through Google Play, and you have some awfully capable machines.
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Still, the list of Oscar nominees across the board is awfully white, and aside from "Parasite," the films nominated for best picture feature virtually no people of color.
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Given that we also grant consent for root canals, gaining mere permission seems, to me, an awfully low bar for what should be the joys of physical sexuality.
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The series is loosely based on a medical administrator's memoir, but the idea of a square-jawed doctor who really, really cares feels like an awfully familiar procedure.
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"There's a reason why they haven't played a lot of close games, and it's because they're awfully freakin' good," Boston coach Brad Stevens told reporters of Golden State.
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That turned out to be awfully handy for police, who are increasingly using the same algorithms that can locate biological parents and long-lost cousins to solve crimes.
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"It is an awfully inviting target, and knowing the cast of characters involved here, to think they're not getting a piece of this is unrealistic," Mr. Stewart said.
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That public health perspective seemed awfully shortsighted, though, when I had to face my patient and his dad each week as his leukemia threatened to come raging back.
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It would also be awfully hard to argue against, even by people who believe Dante should have reserved a tenth circle for college athletes with money in their pockets.
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"I thinkwe're a lot better than this, and we're going to have to work awfully hard toturn it around," Oregon coach Dana Altman said in his post-game newsconference.
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He was awfully close to that the final four months of last season, when he won four times and never finished worse than 12th in his last nine events.
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Director Sharon Maguire (reprising that role from the original) wrings what humor she can from what feels like an awfully familiar, bordering-on-tired premise for a romantic comedy.
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But three years and two confused congressional hearings later, they look awfully vague and subject to misinterpretation, especially given current concerns over both censorship and undesirable content on Facebook.
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But it was becoming awfully difficult to not at least doubt my assumptions when talking to Emily Adams, 51, one of the key organizers of Sanders's headquarters in Ithaca.
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Though they left separately, an onlooker tells PEOPLE that Disick, who was having dinner with Steve Aoki when Thorne joined midway through, was "awfully close" with The Duff actress.
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Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said Thursday that Jim Acosta "makes it awfully hard to have journalistic solidarity" after the White House pulled the CNN White House correspondent's credentials.
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" Jets coach Paul Maurice took little solace in the moral victory but said Tuesday night's game was as good as his team has played in "an awfully long time.
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Without this, it's awfully tough to gain the trust of IT and security professionals inside large organizations, who might have been conditioned not to trust the Facebook consumer tool.
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And this unorthodox policy — one that the ECB is on the verge of doubling down on — is making it awfully difficult to revive the champion of Germany's banking system.
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If you've ever arrived at an Airbnb, settled in, and thought, Wow, this wood-burning fireplace is awfully nice, but what this apartment really needs is some mini-golf!
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" In the second presidential debate, Clinton commented, "It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country.
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Although it starts to take a deeper look at his alleged sexual misconduct with some former employees on the episodes that follow, it stays awfully empathetic with Carell's character.
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The realtor was confused by its presence, and it's awfully coincidental that Tom's excuse for never giving Kate a way of contacting him was actually there in real life.
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"To expect the end of essentially a planned or a centralized economy would be awfully ambitious," Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, said in a recent interview in Beijing.
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Remember, the president was awfully rattled by polls showing Mr. Biden beating Mr. Trump, though his team has been fairly bad at predicting what, exactly, will motivate Democratic voters.
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It was awfully pretty — and his bride did wear the trousers — as were Giambattista Valli's trademark little lace 1960s dresses embroidered in three-dimensional peonies, black bows and rhinestones.
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While adding a fresh title under "Dark Crystal" no doubt fits neatly into Netflix's algorithm, "Age of Resistance" isn't forever; rather, it just feels like an awfully long sit.
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The relaxed Ms. Bullock seems awfully pleased to be on call, but she never takes full possession of the role of Debbie Ocean, who's meant to be satiny smooth.
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If you love narratives like "Barbarians at the Gate," Mr. Carreyrou's tale gets awfully close to that feeling of being inside the room, and watching a spectacular fraud unfold.
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But it does sound awfully similar to Apple's iPhone X and iPhone XS phones — although Apple shelved the "X" branding with its latest flagship, the iPhone 11, last year.
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There is precisely one scene depicted, with an awfully drawn and animated intro sequence that has the same quality as a poor illustration out of a school history textbook.
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" She adds, "For a movie that wants to celebrate the courage it takes to uncover ugly truths and take down corrupt powers, Bombshell turns out to be awfully timid.
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While some might find that awfully sad, it makes a ton of sense when you consider how much credit card debt, student debt, and auto loan debt people have.
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And while that sounds very Apple, it also sounds like a product that's an awfully big gamble to the average consumer looking to try out a new streaming service.
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You'd think I'd have learned by now to hack away at the center first, where everything crashes into everything else Michael Bay-style, but old habits die awfully hard.
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But we don't learn about Doomsday's existence until awfully late in the plot, and the only reason is seemingly to have Superman perish at the hands of the brute.
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The disclosures have been timely, truthful, and often tiring – and the service and its subscribers look awfully different than they did in August 2017 when the service truly took off.
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It's clear to anyone who has watched these acquisition dances unfold that Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is being awfully loud in his no-commenting about his interest in buying Twitter.
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Here's the thing about smart luggage: It might seem like overkill when you buy it, but someday, when you least expect it, you're going to be awfully happy you did.
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This phone is also water and dust-resistant, features I couldn't tell you much about based on my experience in the demo room (but I'm awfully glad they're finally here).
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"More of these men and women are going to get sick and they're going to die, and I'm awfully tired of hearing this is a 'New York issue,'" Stewart said.
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Betting on some new idea with a whitepaper is a bit like deciding that a dude folding paper airplanes for kids will one day beat Boeing; maybe, but awfully unlikely.
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Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner looked awfully friendly at their latest reunion, so there's no doubt they can pick up where they left off when it comes to their chemistry.
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This is awfully hard to read; among other things, readers may stumble over whether "more massive particles" refers to a greater number of massive particles, or particles with more mass.
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I'm the '5-day challenge girl' over here at Refinery29, but when I received requests to try a capsule wardrobe, I knew that five days was an awfully short timeframe.
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He's ready for the next step, and he'd join Max Domi and Anthony Duclair on a Coyotes team that looks like it will be awfully dangerous in a few years.
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"It's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country," Clinton said of her rival for the Nov.
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On Friday, the comedian, 37, took it upon herself to poke fun at what seems to be an awfully-long pregnancy, as she approaches the end of her final trimester.
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UK telecom provider Three is taking a cue from T-Mobile and launching a new data plan called "Go Binge," which sounds awfully similar to T-Mobile's "Binge On" program.
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The fact is, being childish pairs awfully well with the very stupid, very childish act of making art (what, you think you can sing?), so pettiness makes for great songs.
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It's going to be awfully hard for the network to have it both ways -- to propagandize for good old American patriarchy while also respecting, supporting, and promoting its female employees.
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At around 3PM on Friday afternoon, I spot a guy with a curly head of hair awfully close to the speaker of the UFO-tent, leaning directly against the fence.
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ISIS worships the Word (Koran), the Spirit (God), and the Flesh (Muhammad, his companions, his direct descendants, and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi), which look awfully a lot like the trinity.
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Since the Crains are each matched up, as if by corporate algorithm, with ethnically varied but entirely undeveloped love interests, it's awfully hard to blame them for their intimacy issues.
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Guidance from a clinical nutritionist, a psychotherapist, an intuitive, even a travel guide to the best adventure escapes can be an awfully welcome thing when you're searching for some grounding.
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"Pardons should be used sparingly and you have to have some awfully compelling circumstances I would think and I certainly don't know what those are in this case," he said.
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The weaved-in, golden hair accessories from Lelet NY look awfully familiar — dare we say identical — to the wings of a Golden Snitch or the Phoenix bird from Harry Potter.
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It's awfully hard to predict what will happen to that industry or to our culture; but I think we can say with some confidence that neither status quo will last.
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Apple does sell a lot in China, but Apple also manufactures in China, so it's awfully hard to put a tariff on something that's actually built in your home country.
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She walks us through the fine print of immigration law, the workings of the legal system and the infrastructure designed around immigrants (housing unaccompanied minors is an awfully big business).
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Some have not been shy about drawing a line from Mr. Trump to the violence — or at least coming awfully close — while many more have stayed away from such judgments.
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Which may not be the fashion we want (some of Mr. Ghesquière's shapes are awfully challenging to wear, as some assembled guests proved), but may be the fashion we deserve.
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An entry-level wine that reflects both the grapes from which it is made and the place from which it comes is what I would call an awfully good value.
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If you're thinking the 2020s are off to an awfully ugly start, might we interest you in a trip back to a more [Queen Latifah voice] '90s kind of world?
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Between them, two of the three oldest managers in these playoffs, they have spent 28 seasons leading minor league teams, building careers short on employers and awfully long on jobs.
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The show, based on the novels of Michael Connelly, wears its heart pretty prominently on its sleeve, and sometimes it goes awfully far in its determination not to be flashy.
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"High Fidelity," beginning Friday on Hulu, is a terrifically cool show that gets awfully far on vibes alone, thanks in large part to a mesmerizing lead performance from Zoë Kravitz.
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Their play-action passing attack with Pro Bowl RB Dalvin Cook poses a dual threat and QB Kirk Cousins throwing deep to WR Stefon Diggs, can be awfully dangerous, too.
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After an N.F.L. wild-card round in which both No. 6 seeds advanced and three teams won on the road, the bar is set awfully high for this weekend's action.
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This amounts to tacit acceptance of North Korea's recent actions as a risk having been worth taking; it has been rewarded with what sounds awfully like a meeting between equals.
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It's bedlam ... We have to get awfully tough and we have to get smart or we're not going to have a society, we're not going to have a world anymore.
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"Democrats look awfully disingenuous by attacking him for opposing a terrible plan that would punish his state and constituents," said David Axelrod, a top adviser to former President Barack Obama.
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"I've done a good job of managing and giving myself some chances, saved pars and thrown in some awfully good play as well with a handful of birdies," he said.
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We think of ourselves as awfully seasoned in the spreadables world, but hop on a plane and blow this popsicle stand, and you'll realize that we kinda don't know shit.
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Kiev's defenders were awfully lax, and by the time their minds woke up to the danger, Agüero had knocked the ball down with his chest and scored from six yards out.
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But one former city corrections boss is stuck on the same snag Mayor Bill de Blasio and other skeptics have cited: Logistically and financially, closing Rikers is an awfully heavy lift.
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It's hard to really do with Fleck what The King of Comedy did with Pupkin when the Joker's biggest fans veer awfully close to a Pupkin type with Bickle-like aspirations.
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GettyApple's long-awaited refresh of its MacBook Pro line is disappointing for many reasons, but it looks like we have something else to add to the list: awfully unpredictable battery life.
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The country is not in as bad a shape as Venezuela, but comes awfully close: The government has been forced to battle terrorist elements, double-digit inflation and widespread energy shortages.
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That led investigators to Cazes' LinkedIn account, where he listed awfully familiar skills like website hosting and cryptography, making his prominence as a suspect in the case only continue to grow.
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That's for good reason; the developers routinely cited Sons of Anarchy as a primary inspiration, and the three main leads of Days Gone have an awfully similar dynamic of that saga.
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In other words, Khosrowshahi needs people to trust him, not just when things are going well and he's steadily fixing an organization that others broke, but when things are going awfully.
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The first season's major plot twist, the discovery that the long conversations he'd been having with Slater's Mr. Robot were simply long conversations with himself, made Elliot so awfully, irretrievably alone.
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If tax reform fails, too, it's going to be awfully hard for even McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan — never mind Trump — to deliver on much of their agenda before 2020.
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Ever since the power of the cosmos reversed so harshly on Rose, the weight of the failed dream once shared between him, his organization, and his city has gotten awfully heavy.
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But where it differs from the sacks and satchel our forebears might have fashioned by hand is in its recognition that just loading everything in from the top is awfully inefficient.
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There's something awfully special about these guys, and I hope this release catches fire the way it deserves to—there's a spark of genuine, exciting creativity here that's well worth nurturing.
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Without any further information from the HHS report, it's awfully difficult to understand how they expect the health insurance marketplace to change — and how much stock to place in their projections.
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The company is trying to make money and that's chill; they're trying to live up to Microsoft's expectations by making obvious choices and I'd imagine it's awfully hard to do that.
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"It's awfully close between the two of them," said Dante Scala, a professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire, summing up the horse race between the two senators.
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"I look at some of these patterns that are developing now in individual stocks that look awfully toppy and that suggests it could even be worse than 24 percent," said Acampora.
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Amazon's Echo speaker has been the surprise hit of the past couple of years, taking the awfully fragmented smart home tech market and giving everyone a central device to communicate with.
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Donald Trump was the butt of a joke about carrots turning your skin orange, and if someone doesn't go as "Pirate Joe Biden" for Halloween, we're going to be awfully disappointed.
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Electronic signs letting passengers know which departures were from which gates, constant reminders not to leave baggage unattended — yep, I was in a place that felt awfully similar to an airport.
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"From my years in the Senate, I knew he was awfully passionate about the issues but I for one am surprised that he's doing as well as he is," he said.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE —Solving this seemed like a lengthy endeavor to me, though a pleasant one — not only were there three steps to finish it completely, but the grid was awfully dense.
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With a time of 2 hours and 25 seconds, he not only he beat his personal best of 2:03:05, he also came awfully close to finishing under two hours.
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That's awfully nice of them, but unfortunately it doesn't protect anybody who's ever, say, ordered delivery online from having a suit brought against them, if Canada Post had successfully argued this.
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"I have great confidence that the Russians will try and undermine western democracy in 2017, 2018, 2019 and for an awfully long time," Pompeo said in an interview with Fox News.
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Even with the improvement, their path to a wild card looks awfully steep (there is no point in pretending they have a chance of catching the Rams for the division title).
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That means around 70 members who are leaning no or who really haven't wanted to stick their necks out on this would have to come around awfully quickly to pass it.
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As food- and travel-blogging exploded, "No Reservations" became the gold standard for thoughtful adventure — and because the Travel Channel felt awfully obscure, the show sometimes felt like a hip secret.
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Make extra rice, and serve it another night with smashed cucumbers and karaage, Japanese fried chicken, one of a new group of Japanese home cooking recipes that we're awfully proud of.
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If Democrats are having to count on North Carolina (where the party last elected a senator in 2008) and Georgia (2000) and Arizona (1988), they're barking up an awfully tall tree.
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Based on the material that they acknowledged today, it seems to me it's awfully hard to avoid the conclusion that it is an impeachable offense and a violation of constitutional responsibility.
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For those less experimentally inclined, I have an awfully good sauvignon blanc, and delicious California rosés, made from the gamay noir grape, which may be more familiar in its Beaujolais incarnation.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: That might be a little out of reach, but that one is awfully tempting to me because it's run by really good people and -- and I love it, too.
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The film's best-ensemble nomination from SAG is also a major coup, since the path to best picture is awfully perilous without support from the academy's large voting body of actors.
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But grown-up Carl is awfully bland — whether because being a narrator is a thankless task, or because his off-the-wall family made him want to become as milquetoast as possible.
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But American believers have come an awfully long way from their formative Puritan roots, and the Protestant ethic only goes so far in explaining the strange new frontiers they've traversed and settled.
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But it seems awfully early to crow about an agreement reached less than two weeks ago, in which Mexico agreed to stall Central American asylum seekers before they reach the US border.
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That's awfully similar to the ending of Infinity War, but Markus and McFeely knew they didn't want Endgame to feel like it picked up at the midway point of an incomplete story.
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The most personal tattoo on my body is a shadow of Peter Pan and the second star to the right, surrounded by the text, To live will be an awfully big adventure.
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And it's beginning to look awfully familiar...The latest data NASA researchers have been pouring over shows new details about the strange lakes and seas that trickle across Saturn's frigid moon, Titan.
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Once you've crossed the fit hurdle, bra shopping won't feel nearly as cumbersome, but finding styles and silhouettes that aren't awfully boring or dowdy can still pose a bit of a challenge.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) early Thursday blasted President Obama's executive order protecting illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, saying there are "some awfully bad people" among the so-called Dreamers.
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Strictly in commercial terms, the movie will also need to perform awfully well internationally to justify the king's ransom sunk into a project that credits Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin among its producers.
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As The Guardian reported, however, that seemed awfully suspicious: In the regions where most of the country's kiwis grow, the season ends around March, so the supply right now should be low.
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Taylor's history suggests he's more likely to be a hawk versus the current baseline, but from where we sit, there's an awfully cloudy view of what happens next assuming Taylor is appointed.
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While there's no word yet on the brand's name or when it will officially launch, the project's inventory and manufacturing strategies seem awfully similar to American Apparel (save for the wholesaling element).
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You could say that it was awfully strange that the only clip from Aliens that Cameron and his cast played during their discussion was the very scene that line was pulled from.
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Charles (Josh O'Connor), in love with Camilla soon-to-be Parker-Bowles (Emerald Fennell), tells her how awfully sad it is that he needs Mummy to die so he can become King.
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Considering the high profile of the launch we're talking about 2,300 is an awfully low number, even factoring in some of the criticisms of Light Repair Team #4 and its sparse marketing.
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Maybe she still dreams of flying straight on till morning, but she has learned what the play hasn't — that a real life, even an ordinary life, is an awfully big adventure, too.
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"It becomes awfully hard for Trump to return to the locked-and-loaded, 'fire and fury' phase of the relationship," said Jeffrey A. Bader, a former Asia adviser to President Barack Obama.
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But the variations on their characters' willful stupidity (Jon thinks a tampon is an emotion) are stretched awfully thin, as if a "Saturday Night Live" sketch were being played on a loop.
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But, boy, Game of Thrones leaned awfully hard on quick cuts between moments of excitement and despair, rather than trying to establish a clear, concrete geography of what action was happening where.
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"It's going to be awfully difficult for the government to focus on this while dealing with the virus and maybe a financial crisis, too," said David Henig, a former British trade negotiator.
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NETWORK It was a 1976 film plot by Paddy Chayefsky, but feels awfully relevant today: A news anchor has had it, he's not getting enough eyeballs, and then he falls apart onscreen.
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And the party actors who don't want to see Sanders nominated are finding, like NeverTrumpers before them, that it's awfully hard to stop a candidate if you can't agree on the alternative.
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The Disney+ homepage looks awfully familiar: Disney gave investors a look at the interface of its new service and it sure looked a lot like the homepages of Apple TV or Netflix.
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Republicans "are going to have an awfully hard time" if they try to repeal the health law without proposing a replacement, said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the next Democratic leader.
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The near-absence of a plot might work well enough in a live context, but in a movie, it's an awfully tedious way to spend time for those with only one life.
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And the system we put in place after World War II, of free markets and free trade and kind of global commons that we talk about here, that system worked awfully well.
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In fact, paring the list of tech disasters down to just 10 was awfully hard, as nearly every major tech company had at least one multimillion-dollar embarrassment it would rather forget.
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If you're a lower-tier candidate, it's awfully difficult to make an impression at all — much less set the terms of debate by getting other candidates to respond to what you say.
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"We made significant progress, we'll continue to make significant process, and we are further along in making that progress than any administration in an awfully long time," Pompeo told reporters on Monday.
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Pressed for an example of those "awfully bad people," King didn't offer any specifics, but pointed to his experience from trips to the border where he said he'd seen "young men" smuggling drugs.
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This episode finally comes forward with what has seemed evident all along: The murder of Janice Brewster, the body Jay examined in the premiere, looks awfully similar to that of the Black Dahlia.
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A demonstration of Nissan's anti-collision safety technology went awfully wrong in Sichuan, central China, when the brand new Nissan Rogue, outfitted with a collision avoidance feature, brutally slammed into a female emcee.
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