This woman might be a fan of the "Fight Club".
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Facebook is unlikely to be a fan of the treatment.
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James probably wouldn't be a fan of reliving ancient history.
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And I will always be a fan of Ellie Saab.
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It's hard to be a fan of Twitter right now.
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I continue to be a fan of John Ottman's scores.
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I want them to be a fan of my sensibility.
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I never thought I'd be a fan of foldable phones.
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It's a good day to be a fan of teen TV.
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The occasional user may even be a fan of Yarvin's politics.
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It's a good time to be a fan of competitive gaming.
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She didn't seem to be a fan of Sarah Palin, either
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Stefani seems to still be a fan of the brand too.
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But he argues everyone should be a fan of the funds.
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The model seems to be a fan of high-neck dresses.
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Chances are, you might also be a fan of Greenwald's work.
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Mr. Kim was said to be a fan of professional wrestling.
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Drake seems to be a fan of the British in general.
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Elon Musk doesn't seem to be a fan of flying cars.
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You also seem to be a fan of to-do lists.
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GUTFELD: Well, then you must not be a fan of that cat.
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All we know is Grey totally would be a fan of Riddick.
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Trump does not seem to be a fan of the Electoral College.
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Not surprisingly, Tillerson doesn't seem to be a fan of social media.
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Was there a better time to be a fan of the game?
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It's a good time to be a fan of the bantamweight division.
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The current White House may not be a fan of the regulator.
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He's said to be a fan of the bank's CEO, Jamie Dimon.
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You don't have to be a fan of celebrities to love their houses.
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Typically, I would not be a fan of a phone with removable parts.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Jimmy Carter seems to be a fan of Sen.
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Both men may not be a fan of the judges all too much.
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That person who made that dance, they might be a fan of ours.
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His son, Konrad, 2, also appears to be a fan of the unconventional dish.
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The President also does not appear to be a fan of Bolton's public profile.
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This hacker also does not appear to be a fan of this particular publication.
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He appears to be a fan of "The Tale of Genji", which is pleasing.
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It is an exciting time to be a fan of techno in New York.
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I will never be a fan of shooting photos and videos with an iPad.
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You may be a fan of Deep Impact or Armageddon, but (probably) not both.
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In fact, the "X-Files" character even claimed to be a fan of Fort's.
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ElevenPaths notes that the programmer might not even be a fan of Lionel Messi.
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You may be a fan of Ashton Kutcher's mustache, and you may not be.
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It doesn't mean you're no longer allowed to be a fan of the character.
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Chelsea Handler was not, is not, and will obviously never be, a fan of Brangelina.
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It is a hard time to be a fan of Netflix's The Crown right now.
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The 36-year-old auto racing driver appears to be a fan of unique dates.
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It's already been a pretty insane month to be a fan of Chance The Rapper.
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Kim is said to be a fan of basketball, and the Chicago Bulls in particular.
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Even the President of the United States seems to be a fan of the practice.
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Like most teenage girls in the country, Biles seems to be a fan of Zac Efron.
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Despite her name, Ariel Winter seems to be a fan of the beach and warm weather.
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"[Renters are] not gonna be a fan of ten people living in the house," Mike says.
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But you seem to be a fan of brutal honesty, so I'm just going to be honest.
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I don't have to be a fan of Friends to get why this is a big deal.
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If you happen to be a fan of Chance The Rapper, then today is a good day.
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"To stan" then, means to be a fan of someone or something to the point of obsession.
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If you're old enough to be a fan of CRT monitors then this one is for you.
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You see, to be a fan of cycling is to be an inadvertent aficionado of international intrigue.
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My son definitely seems to be a fan of the quirkier things and loves to dress up.
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President Donald Trump might not be a fan of cryptocurrencies, but Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao doesn't seem worried.
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I may not be a fan of Omarosa as a person, but she's an outstanding reality show contestant.
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You may not be a fan of cricket, but you'll definitely appreciate this absolute peach of a catch.
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See also: The best carry-on bagsI never used to be a fan of passport holders and cases.
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And Ethan turns out to be a fan of Olivia's writing, with aspirations to produce a novel himself.
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You don't have to be a fan of pornography to know that pizza delivery guys are a thing.
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Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) appears to be a fan of one of the year&aposs biggest shoe trends.
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" Sungjin: "If I had to be a 'fan' of something or someone, it would definitely be my parents.
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Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... It's Me, Your Chill Bride!
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I'm usually a fan of citrus-flavored foods and expected to be a fan of these fruity cookies.
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So, we're back at the beginning again: consider yourself lucky not to be a fan of this franchise.
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Huawei's Eric Xu Zhijun, one of the company's rotating CEOs, doesn't personally seem to be a fan of smartwatches.
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One concerns the message it would send to the president, who has claimed to be a fan of torture.
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It was an exciting week to be a fan of electric vehicle—if a real up-and-down one.
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Prince Harry may not be a fan of selfies, but he has clearly mastered the art of the photobomb.
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"It's hard to not be a fan of the way he plays and the things he does," Marsch said.
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Ironically, Elon Musk's brother, Kimbal Musk, appears to be a fan of grilling with the eco-friendly SolSource product.
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This isn't especially surprising, given that we wouldn't expect Paul to be a fan of keeping any Obamacare taxes.
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In other words, Trump may not be a fan of globalism, but he still subscribes to bilateralism and even internationalism.
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Conversely, how crucial is the music part—must you be a fan of goth music to be a true goth?
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"Anyone who works in anything that even touches science has got to be a fan of Bill Nye," says Brown.
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I am proud to be a fan of basketball knowing that the NBA stands for equality and firmly against discrimination.
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If you're thinking about buying a Note 10+, you pretty much need to be a fan of really big phones.
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Even Mr. Trump, who doesn't seem to be a fan of either football or international institutions, seems to get this.
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Luke is extremely firm in his interests and, viewers will probably have to share them to be a fan of him.
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If you happen to be a fan of the divisive candy, Starbucks created its 2018 Valentine's Day drink just for you.
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You didn't have to be a fan of One Direction to recognize why so many people freak out over Harry Styles.
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People Perri appears to be a fan of Evie's.
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Classic Deviled Eggs If you do happen to be a fan of deviled eggs, this OG classic has you covered. 3.
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Chances are, if you're a fan of the old Top Gear, you're going to be a fan of the trailer above.
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But with writing this stuff, I just always think of it as, I want to be a fan of this band.
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At the tail end of the fourth iteration, it seemed like no better time to be a fan of the franchise.
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"But, frankly speaking, I am a mother after all and will be a fan of my son in Rio," she said.
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Pat Conroy is one of my favorite authors and one of his grandchildren happened to be a fan of my band.
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Trump might be a fan of Bratton's stop and frisk policy, but Bratton himself has no love for the GOP nominee.
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The UFC's now-annual International Fight Week is inarguably the most exciting time to be a fan of mixed martial arts.
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Trump is not known to be a fan of the sport and has rarely if ever talked about cricket publicly before.
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Even though Mark Zuckerberg may not be a fan of the Massachusetts senator, other leaders in the tech industry support Warren's candidacy.
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Then again, as we learned last night, he does appear to be a fan of torrenting, so maybe he'll let it chill.
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You don't have to be a fan of Men At Work to realize that this demographic represents big bickies for Big Alcohol.
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It's a good time to be a fan of Doom, the 1993 demon-slaughtering first-person shooter that helped popularize the genre.
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Porto's communications director Francisco Marques said he received the data anonymously from an individual purporting to be a fan of the club.
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Chris Christie, known to be a fan of rocker Bruce Springsteen, was spotted sporting some moves at The Boss's concert Monday night.
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And like millions of other people who make television a central fixture of their day, Trump seems to be a fan of TiVo.
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Trump is known to be a fan of "Fox & Friends," and will frequently tweet messages that correspond to the show's coverage that morning.
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While officials from Greenland and Denmark have publicly lambasted the idea, the American public doesn't seem to be a fan of it either.
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For the past four seasons, America was arguably the single best place on Earth to be a fan of the English Premier League.
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President Trump may be a fan of Game of Thrones, but the show's cast certainly doesn't seem to be too fond of him.
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" Mr. Brug said that he typically wouldn't be a fan of something like this, but conceded that it gives the building "a vitality.
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You might be a fan of the TigerDirect Cinema PC, a custom computer that could be plugged into a monitor and a television simultaneously.
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Colin Farrell tells Ellen why his son may no longer be a fan of Donald Trump Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Everything about his bearing suggests that to be a fan of Chronixx is to understand how to be comfortable just being in the world.
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So what does it mean to be a fan of Kanye West now, as he aligns himself with the darkest elements of modern America?
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Artist must be a fan of the Wizard of Oz. If I only had a brain How long until AG Barr threatens to sue?
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Indeed, Suttarchai himself used to be a fan of the Japanese online RPG Dragon Nest, but quit because it was interfering with his studies.
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Now you know what it's like to be a fan of Zoo, though to be frank, all of this is just scratching the surface.
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Was there a moment when you realized you didn't just have to be a fan of bands, but that you could be the band?
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk appears to be a fan of Netflix&aposs "The Witcher," and to have its viral song stuck in his head.
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Besides that, Bernie himself seems to be a fan of how interested and concerned she seems to be in the cause ... he digs it.
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But we tried it anyway, because, simply put, there was never a better time to be a fan of TV than in the 2010s.
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You might be a fan of Reply 1997, a 2012 drama about the start of South Korea's K-pop industry and cultural shift to westernization.
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We also have four Lauren's, and Ben seemed to be a fan of all of them, especially Lauren B., a flight attendant from southern California.
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With such a diverse lineup of women pumping music into the rap space, there hasn't been a better time to be a fan of femcees.
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Now, their cheeky MCU counterpart and fellow sandy haired white male lead, Reynolds, has declared himself to also be a fan of the Hollywood Chrises.
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Even if he didn't seem to be a fan of the cameras, everyone knows it's the timely RSVP and gift — I mean, thought, that counts.
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Trump is known to be a fan of the sport and has business connections with the WWE and WrestleMania dating back to the late 1980s.
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You don't even have to be a fan of most mega-famous celebrities in order to appreciate their sharp responses and quick-witted lampoons online.
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Donald Trump loves poll numbers, huge crowds, and popularity rankings ... but something tells us he's not going to be a fan of CNN's latest stats.
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MORE, calling his 2628 vote against repealing ObamaCare "disgraceful" and saying he will "never" be a fan of the Arizona Republican, who died last year.
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Your old boss might be a fan of the new director and interpret all this is as an annoying headache, or even as back stabbing.
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To like these headphones, you'll have to be a fan of the color brown — or "cognac and mocha," in Focal's words — because there's no other option.
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In fact, Prince did not seem to be a fan of the Kardashian klan and even kicked Kim off stage once for not dancing with him.
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It's hard to be a fan of a guy who says, "Feminists are not intellectually honest," and cites research that 40% of rape accusations are false.
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Trump is known to be a fan of the Patriots, however, and is friends with quarterback Tom Brady, head coach Bill Belichick and owner Robert Kraft.
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Yeah, so you may not be a fan of British mysteries, you don't look like you are, and so ... I find that judgemental, but it's correct.
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" Although Teigen might not be a fan of some traditional holiday fare, Legend recently told PEOPLE that the holidays for their family "are always about food.
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One TikToker named Olivia told BuzzFeed News that she actually used to be a fan of Girl Defined until about a year and a half ago.
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Kim Kardashian West is known to be a fan of monochromatic dressing and home decor, as the majority of her house is decorated in neutral tones.
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If you know and love pralines, another New Orleans standard, you'll be a fan of this riff shared by cookbook author and baking authority Maida Heatter.
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LANY is the perfect combination of pop and R&B, and if you're a fan of The 1975, you'll certainly be a fan of these guys.
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I don't know if any of this matters much to me because I am not sure what it means to be a fan of Caravaggio's paintings.
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It is, however, an extremely nice 212ppi LCD screen, and I continue to be a fan of Apple's fancy technique to round off the corners of LCDs.
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It's a good time to be a fan of games like Deus Ex. Between Mankind Divided, Dishonored 2, and this week's Prey, we're awash in immersive sims.
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In reflecting on what it was like to work with the original crew and create something he himself would be a fan of, Kalan's excitement was palpable.
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Trump is known not to be a fan of Amazon and CEO Jeff Bezos, who owns The Washington Post — which has published coverage critical of the president.
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Video | The History of Affirmative Action Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... What's It Like to Test Drive a Racecar?
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The former Nickelodeon star's fiancé Pete Davidson, who began dating Grande in the wake of her split from Miller, appeared to be a fan of the song's artwork.
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He has also grown close to Trump, who is said to be a fan of Scaramucci's TV appearances and envisions him as a visible face of the administration.
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And even though President Trump seems to still be a fan of torture (his words, not mine), the institutions of American security have pushed back hard against him.
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In January 2014, Mr. Rodman even took part in birthday celebrations for Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, who is said to be a fan of basketball.
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Three years ago, when Aston Villa ended up losing the FA Cup final, William explained how he came to be a fan of the team in the first place.
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As his longtime girlfriend, Tuck must also be a fan of his music and prefer it over the more soothing soundtrack you might find in a typical birth plan.
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Trump is known to be a fan of "Fox & Friends," and will frequently tweet about topics covered on the show, as well as praise the hosts for their ratings.
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After all, what does it mean to be a fan of Ready Player One, a piece of pop culture designed as a wrapper for other, often better pop culture?
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Willis's Instagram proves you can be a fan of your mom even if that's not the coolest thing, and even if your mom, like all moms, comes with baggage.
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" Trump is known to be a fan of Fox News and frequently calls in to the network's morning show, "Fox & Friends," while deriding other media outlets as "fake news.
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Trump may not be a fan of those to begin with, but greater market access under a Bilateral Investment Treaty tops the U.S. business community's wish list for China.
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J.C. Which is to say, you've fully absorbed what it's like to be a fan of contemporary mega-celebs, who deploy a very specific blend of bait and restraint.
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In other words, if SoulCycle helps spur people to action and allows them to display virtues like courage or friendliness or honesty, Aristotle would be a fan of it.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump might not be a fan of burning the American flag, but neither he nor Congress can criminalize it, the Supreme Court has ruled twice.
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Photo: CBS, Image: Perfect World/Cryptic StudiosIt's a great time to be a Star Trek: Discovery fan, but it's an even better time to be a fan of Sylvia Tilly.
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So I don't imagine that I would be a fan of the rather out-there ice cream creation featured in a video posted by El Diario Mexicano over the weekend.
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Lower taxes = more software M&A Not everyone loves the Trump administration's policies, but if you're a software CEO, you might be a fan of the administration's new tax bill.
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Euro zone bond yields tumbled on the news, and defensive stocks rallied as investors staked bets that the incoming head of the ECB will be a fan of low interest rates.
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But Trumps popularity has surprised me, but its among Republicans and I happen to be a fan of Hillary and I think that she will be the winner in the fall.
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In a recent Delish video, Jessica Biel gave a tour of her Los Angeles restaurant Au Fudge and talked about one dessert that she thinks everyone should be a fan of.
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To successfully parody a genre, you have to be a fan of it—and it's clear that the team behind American Vandal has obsessed over its fair share of true crime.
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Swiss financial services giant UBS Group may not be a fan of bitcoin but CEO Sergio Ermotti believes blockchain, the technology behind cryptocurrencies, is "definitely an opportunity" in the long term.
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There had been a certain logic to the idea that Mr. Bocelli might sing at the inauguration next month of Mr. Trump, who is known to be a fan of his.
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Dolly Parton's husband of 53 years, Carl Thomas Dean, might not be a fan of stepping out for public appearances with her, but make no mistake — he'll always be her biggest supporter.
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Barr also has expressed strong views about presidential powers, as the New York Times has pointed out, so it's perhaps no surprise he doesn't seem to be a fan of presidential investigations.
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If you happen to be a fan of Gatorade or coffee or beer and crave it throughout the day, you always face the potential of over-caffeination, over-hydratation, or over-drinking.
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Mr. Williams also happened to be a fan of Weimaraners, a dog breed which, let's face it, looks like it was designed by an architect — all angles and sleekness and graceful lines.
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Today in 'Bands Your Ex-Boyfriend Is Obsessed with But Never Believed You Could Also Be a Fan Of' News: The National have released another song from their upcoming album Sleep Well Beast.
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According to Philips, the ex-president claimed to be a fan of the comedy Who's Your Caddy, and Cooper remembered the president jokingly asking for a role in the next A-Team film.
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Even besides Sailor's visits, the forum is a treasure trove of discussion, including this one about a then-unknown Montreal band called "The Arcade Fire" that Bowie seemed to be a fan of.
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Euro zone bond yields tumbled on the news, and defensive stocks rallied Wednesday morning as investors staked bets that the incoming head of the ECB will be a fan of low interest rates.
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Drudge also appears to not be a fan of a flying car backed by Alphabet CEO Larry Page, which recently launched and will be available for purchase by the end of this year.
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One thing to be aware of: the new judge in this case, Mark Walker, has previously ruled on a case like this, but he is not considered to be a fan of Scott.
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If this is a bewildering time to be an American, so, too, is it a disconcerting time to be a fan of rock and pop, among the country's maddest and most characteristic concoctions.
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The predominantly Shiite republic of Iran is no friend to the Sunni terror group ISIS, but it also couldn't be a fan of a Saudi military presence in a country whose regime Iran supports.
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But you don't have to be a fan of Baroque music to be versed in counterpoint; children's rounds like Frère Jacques and Row Row Row your boat are familiar examples of basic contrapuntal technique.
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You don't even have to be a fan of their podcast or their late-night show to see why they have become so popular; I laughed out loud several times while reading this. —T.
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When you consider her position on Donald Trump and her recent efforts to spread awareness of the refugee crisis, it's really no surprise that Headey would be a fan of Meryl Streep's Golden Globes speech.
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If you're a fan of the Star Wars (many people are) then you may also be a fan of this trailer for Star Wars: Battlefront II, which just popped up a bit early on Vimeo.
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This is, of course, not to say that young people don't have responsibilities, or that they aren't concerned with the world outside of their ability to be a fan of things and people in it.
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Even though she didn't speak up at the time, Sam White, who was in an adjacent chair during Lionel's pop commentary, is also revealed to be a fan of Swift's music back in season 1.
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Eventually though (okay, after re-watching it obsessively for years after), I realized that while Johnny may or may not be a fan of aquatic sports, he is almost certainly not diving in this scene.
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You needn't be a fan of the original to appreciate this story about five teens who join forces to save their town from the deliciously sinister Rita Repulsa (Elizabeth Banks) and her 24k goon, Goldar.
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" When I asked Neil Wren to convince me why I should be a fan of Chelsea Clinton, he said, "Chelsea is good because she doesn't bow to critics like you who 'just don't get' her.
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Ambré "fubu" You may already be a fan of Ambré and not even know it — she won a Grammy in 2019 for her songwriting on the H.E.R. album and has already toured opening for Kehlani.
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Trump, who is friends with New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and quarterback Tom Brady, is known to be a fan of the Patriots, who are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles in this year's game.
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Read more: This $3,565 sleeveless puffer coat is essentially a sleeping bag 2018 also saw celebrities from Rihanna to Kylie Jenner make cases for the mini sunglasses trend, which Ora appears to be a fan of.
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This makes it a great time to be a fan of live music: From the rise of electronic dance music to the regular resurrections of the Grateful Dead, a major musical event is never far away.
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Why it matters: These days, it feels like the best — heck, maybe the only— way to follow the NBA is to be a fan of the league as a whole rather than rooting for one team.
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Matt Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said that he was prepared to be a fan of a product like Juul if it is responsibly marketed and shown to help adults quit smoking.
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The song became a top-10 hit, and Ms. Osborne, who describes herself as a lapsed Roman Catholic "who also happens to be a fan of Jesus Christ," was nominated for five Grammy Awards in 1996.
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To be a fan of Wolverine in these films is to suspend your belief that Logan — a man with anger issues and a big ol' lawnmower for a body — is a hero and not just a glorified butcher.
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In a popular Twitter thread this week, he revealed himself to be a fan of the former XBox Live Support Forum, in which banned users would plead their cases for reinstatement to moderators — and often receive thoughtful replies.
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But is it really possible to watch The Handmaid's Tale on a regular basis, to be a fan of the show and willingly come back to it week after week, without finding pleasure in what you are watching?
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Many Met fans loathe Terry Collins at least in part because the mentality that has let him survive this job, that same stubborn and irrational belief, is the same that's required to be a fan of the Mets.
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With Rizin's announcement that Fedor will headline both their April 17 show, and their planned debut in Russia later in the year, there's no doubt that it's an exciting time to be a fan of the Russian great.
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You don't need to be a fan of Mike Pence on any level whatsoever to see that nobody thinks he's in cahoots with the Russians or needs to cover for some kind of Paul Manafort money laundering scheme.
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"Whether people said it online or wrote me letters directly saying 'I will never be a fan of your game again because you have made that decision,' my reaction was to try and engage with them," Silver said.
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But since there's so much noise in the channel, if we looked at Kenny Chesney, who I happen to be a fan of, know him about a very tiny amount as I say, he took the money from Apple.
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President Donald Trump meanwhile is known to not be a fan of the the Iran nuclear deal, which he has repeatedly referred to as one of the "worst deals in history" — both on the campaign trail and while in office.
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If you're someone who prefers existing night mode systems for computers and phones, you'll likely be a fan of the warmth feature for reading at night — less blue light does have a positive effect on sleep schedules and reduces eye strain.
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The choice of designer isn't totally surprising for Middleton, as she's consistently supported both emerging British designers and established labels alike in her time as a public figure — and has proven to be a fan of the house of McQueen especially.
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Clark was also found to be a fan of Alex Jones and his controversial conspiracy-pushing platform, InfoWars, which was banned by Apple and Facebook this week after it was found in violation of the sites' policies on hate speech.
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"It was cool being a Professional Football Player and getting to play a kids game for work I will always be a fan of the best sport in the world but for me that Kids game No Longer Exist," he wrote.
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Sex toy brand Lelo's scented vibrator from 2015 is a prime example of how scent and sex can go together—although you may not be a fan of its range, which includes a not-so-sexy lavender and manuka honey option.
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"If you have a unique hair type, it really pays to splurge on products that are specially made for it and don't contain harsh chemicals," said Melina, 23 from Brooklyn, who claims to be a fan of DevaCurl hair products.
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You don't have to be a fan of Beijing's particular brand of undemocratic central planning, (I'm not), but that doesn't mean the materials and new inventions being used should be ignored just because they're being utilized by a government program.
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Trump is said to be a fan of Whitaker's and a number of Republicans inside and outside of the White House have speculated that there could eventually be an opening for him there, potentially in the chief of staff's office.
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Bush Hager, her close friend and fellow mom of two, told Guthrie she needed a glass of wine to celebrate — but Guthrie seemed to be a fan of something a little stronger to help get through the chaos that parenting can be.
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And earlier this month, Sana Amanat, Marvel's director of content and character development, appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers, where she specifically talked about diversity and what Ms. Marvel would say to Donald Trump: Perlmutter may be a fan of Donald Trump.
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"No you'll never see me go" is was the very last lyric left hanging on the edge of Junior Boys excellent 2011 album, It's All True, and it's a perfect way to describe what it's like to be a fan of their music.
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You don't have to be a fan of affect theory (I'm not) to be aware that unintentional or supplemental meanings accrue to the reading of an artwork according to contexts, both spatial and temporal, and contribute to the viewer's emotional response to it.
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One video posted of a clown lurking creepily in the bushes in Florida racked up more than 1 million views on Facebook; but no corroboration of its authenticity has surfaced, and the poster, Caden Munro Parmalee, seems to be a fan of conspiracies.
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To be a fan of DJ Khaled is not just to watch him enjoy his success, the way we might have admired the stars of generations past; it means, to borrow one of his favorite expressions, walking with him on the pathway to more success.
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Read MoreThe L.A. Times buries the lead, and its profits The above argument may be winning you over if you're a free market capitalist with historical knowledge, or even an economic liberal who happens to be a fan of political liberty and democratic accountability,(remember those people?).
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Coach Zlatko Dalic must be a fan of the 24-year-old, having worn a shirt with Rebic's name on his back for his post-match press conference following his side's semi-final victory over England, where Rebic had given full back Ashley Young a torrid time.
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"It's very easy to be a fan of Real Madrid or Atlético, but not so much of a team like Getafe," said Esteban Rivero, 43, a supporter of the relegated club from suburban Madrid, shortly after watching his team lose, 5-1, to Real Madrid last month.
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A recent photo taken at Jean-Georges, a three-Michelin-star restaurant on the first floor of Mr. Trump's namesake hotel in New York, made Mr. Bajaj hopeful that the president, who has expressed a fondness for well-done steaks, may be a fan of seafood.
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However, Victoria didn't seem to be a fan of the crowd: By the time her grandson's wife, the eventual Queen Mary, gave birth to her first child, David — later Edward VIII and following his abdication, the Duke of Windsor — she insisted that only the presence of the home secretary was necessary.
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While you probably don't know the name Lisa Hanawalt off hand (unless you happen to be a fan of her hilarious cult hit podcast Baby Geniuses co-hosted with comedian Emily Heller), you've undoubtedly seen her illustration work for BoJack Horseman on one of your many late night Netflix binges.
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Facebook's free-speech dilemmas have no simple answers—you don't have to be a fan of Alex Jones to be unnerved by the company's extraordinary power to silence a voice when it chooses, or, for that matter, to amplify others, to pull the levers of what we see, hear, and experience.
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The opera diva Waltraud Meier will appear at National Sawdust, the abandoned sawdust factory turned concert hall in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on April 17 for a conversation with the proto-punk singer, poet, artist and memoirist Patti Smith — who happens to be a fan of Ms. Meier's renowned portrayal of Wagner's Isolde.
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I think after the election, everyone knows how important it is to get out of our own bubble, and it's really important to not just talk to the people who already agree with you, or who already know what you do, or who would already be a fan of what you do.
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From one side, the promise that the internet will always provide a fan community for anything you could possibly want to be a fan of, and on the other side, a content creator with an output that has grown over 3,000 percent in five years, splintering the zeitgeist further with each new well-made offering.
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Being that Goodfriend is known to not be a fan of the easing programs the Fed instituted to spark the economy, is "skeptical" of the central bank's plan to roll off its $4.5 trillion bond portfolio, and is likely to favor a rules-based approach to setting policy, that could set up further conflicts.
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Now, I am not now nor ever will I be a fan of Trump, but I am reasonable enough to recognize that there may be times in which he proposes a measure or does something that I will agree with — like the executive order pulling America out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership the other day.
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The episode of the week for November 19 through 25 is "Number Two" the ninth episode of the second season of NBC's This Is Us. Shortly after the blockbuster debut of This Is Us in 2016, I had lunch with a TV writer friend whose previous credits made me think he'd be a fan of the show.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — You don't have to be a fan of the Harry Potter series of novels to know how terrifying He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named is, and crossing LORD VOLDEMORT with ALL HALLOWS' EVE is a perfect way to not only start our solving weekend, but to also prepare for Halloween, as we call it here in the United States.
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Video | A Conversation With Native Americans on Race Video | Eclipsing the Sun Video | Swastikas, Shields and Flags: Branding Hate in Charlottesville Photos of Peaceful Charlottesville Vigil: 'Our Home, Not Their Home' Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... Skinny Women Who Eat Cheeseburgers in Magazines Charlottesville and the Bigotocracy Definition of Summer Madness I'm a White Man.
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It's hard to be a fan of the Renaissance without also being a fan of Giorgio Vasari, if not for his art then at least for his major importance as an art historian, so a brand new book you might want to look out for is The Collector of Lives: Giorgio Vasari and the Invention of Art, by Ingrid Rowland and Noah Charney.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-22019 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R) may not be a fan of "New York values," but the attorneys general of his state and New York agree on one thing: daily fantasy sports constitute illegal gambling.
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That's why I predicted Bran might end up on the Iron Throne a few years ago: Martin seems to be a fan of circularity, of events doubling back on themselves, and it made sense to me that the last chapter of his books might also focus on Bran, in which case it would make some degree of sense for him to have a position of at least some power.
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Pierre Delecto appears to be a fan of the late-night hosts Jimmy KimmelJames (Jimmy) Christian KimmelThe Hill's 23:30 Report — Presented by Nareit — Buttigieg closes in on Biden, Warren in Iowa Clinton trolls Trump with mock letter from JFK to Khrushchev Hillary and Chelsea Clinton propel Colbert's 'Late Show' to record high Monday rating MORE and Jimmy Fallon, too, as well as current and former NFL players Tom Brady and Brett Favre, respectively.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may be a fan of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos as a business person, but you won't see Goop products on his site anytime soon, Paltrow tells Julia Boorstin in an interview with CNBC Make It. "One of the special things about Goop is it's mostly direct-to-consumer, [and] that we choose the channels carefully," the Goop founder and CEO said when asked if she would sell Goop products on Amazon.
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Border: How Smugglers Get Creative Photos | Fashion's Ultimate Fantasist Makes a Comeback Podcast | Reveling in the Unapologetic Blackness of 'Girls Trip' Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... Let Black Kids Just Be Kids 'First They Came For ...' The Glory of a Summer Sleep How the Modern World Made Cowards of Us All I Don't Want to Watch Slavery Fan Fiction Whatever caught your eye, tell us about it in the comments.
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Video | How to Make Ice Cream Infographic | A Census Time Machine: Sioux Falls Is the Past, Staten Island the Present, Las Vegas the Future Video | 6 Years Old and Desegregating a School Photos | Summery Images of Youth at Play, From a Pro-Skateboarder Podcast | Katy Perry, Lorde and Halsey: How to Make a Pop Album in 2017 Political Cartoon | On the Travel Ban Video | Broadway's Biggest Night — for Teenagers Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... A Girlfriend of My Own Marriage, Baby Carriage and Poverty College Students Want to Talk About Sex.
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Op-Doc Video | Drive-In Jesus Photos | Capturing Camaraderie in a Minor League Baseball Team Infographic | Switching Careers Doesn't Have to Be Hard: Charting Jobs That Are Similar to Yours Photos | Poetry in Action Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... The Universe Doesn't Care About Your 'Purpose' How We Make Black Girls Grow Up Too Fast The Past Week Proves That Trump Is Destroying Our Democracy South Vietnam's 'Daredevil Girls' Of Course Abortion Should Be a Litmus Test for Democrats Whatever caught your eye, tell us about it in the comments.
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Op-Doc Video | The Aria of Babyface Cauliflower Brown Photos | Amid Crisis, Venezuela's Youth Wait to Live Again Podcast | Dear Sugars: When Bad Things Happen Video | Trump on Sessions's Recusal From Russia Investigation: 'Very Unfair' Photos | When Education Is Hijacked by War 360 Video | Paraglide Over Peru in 360 Or, you might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... Please Prove You're Not a Robot Why I'm Leaving the Southern Baptist Convention The Trouble With Sex Robots Trump Is His Own Worst Enemy 'Doctor Who' Breaks Its Alien Glass Ceiling The Trouble With Trade School Whatever caught your eye, tell us about it in the comments.
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Colorado Man Is Second to Die in Quest for Buried Treasure To Train an Athlete, Add 12 Minutes of Meditation to the Daily Mix A Superhero Power for Our Time: How to Handle the Truth Or, maybe you were more into multimedia like ... Video | A Lost Art in the Arctic: Igloo Making Photos | Flint Holds a Glittering Prom, Far From Flint Video | From Aleppo to L.A. Infographic | 95-Degree Days: How Extreme Heat Could Spread Across the World Podcast | The Daily You might be a fan of the Opinion section, finding pieces like ... How Tinder Could Take Back the White House Stories About Disability Don't Have to Be Sad I'm O.K. — You're Pure Evil My Dad's Sudden Outburst: 'I Love You' _________ Whatever caught your eye, tell us about it in the comments.
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