I love to entertain, I like for people to be entertained and who doesn't want to be entertained.
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Audiences will also be entertained with a performance by CAM.
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But that's fine if you're just here to be entertained.
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For the Traveler Who Must Be Entertained at All Times
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Of course, they still owe one to common, be entertained.
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Maybe you have small children who need to be entertained.
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There's clearly a need to be entertained, distracted, and connected.
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And only after it's done will such questions be entertained.
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We want to be entertained and not governed these days.
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I didn't have to leave the house to be entertained.
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Social media users, meanwhile, appeared to be entertained by Trump's tweets.
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When you go out, you want to be entertained and surprised.
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You're a fan of it, so you're trying to be entertained.
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Everyone is here to have a good time and be entertained.
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This is what we're doing, is we're living to be entertained.
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It is a hubristic creature, and it likes to be entertained.
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Do we just want to be entertained and want to be tickled?
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Regardless of your choice, you'll definitely be entertained for hours to come.
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People come to the game to be entertained, let their emotions out.
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The Warriors quickly made sure the home crowd would not be entertained.
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While we are quarantined, we want to be entertained, distracted, cheered up.
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While we are quarantined, we want to be entertained, distracted, cheered up.
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This was excellent satire: just believable enough to be entertained as true.
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Consumers like to be entertained, and they are okay paying for it.
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If you go see The Great Wall, you are there to be entertained.
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We want to be entertained and learning about video games is very entertaining.
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In a world that demands to be entertained, Johns refuses to make diversions.
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"People are on social media to have fun and be entertained," he says.
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"People like to be entertained basically," co-author Efferson told a news conference.
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Everybody wanted to forget there was pain — they just wanted to be entertained.
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People are there to be entertained, and if I'm lucky, occasionally learn something.
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"People are looking to be entertained at that moment in time," Mr. Kay said.
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And the desire to be entertained by it and spend money on those brands.
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We like to talk about things we can interact with or be entertained by.
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Will you need to be entertained or do you want to be left alone?
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"Some people just want to be entertained, whether it's real or fake," Atwood said.
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"It should not be entertained until growth and development is complete," Dr. Strickland said.
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WiFi is available throughout the island, so you'd be entertained even if it rained.
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Misogyny will no longer be tolerated, and machista bullshit will no longer be entertained.
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President Trump wants us to be entertained, and thus distracted, by his petty insults.
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People want to be entertained with all we're going through and enjoy our sports.
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And I can't imagine him, like how long can someone be entertained by that?
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You need to be entertained in a way that isn't a social critique or parody.
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Every child has one affordable, inexplicable thing that they will be entertained by for hours.
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Her eyes gazed through the camera and said, You will be entertained by this xylophone.
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"We think that audiences have to be entertained before they can be educated," he added.
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The high price of entry implied a unidirectionality, too: You were here to be entertained.
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"Anna" is entertainingly put together, but it might be hard to be entertained by it.
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Op-Ed Contributor The ancient Greeks didn't go to the theater just to be entertained.
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I don't feel that people need to be entertained, or need someone who is animated.
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Is The Handmaid's Tale supposed to ratchet up the horrors so we continue to be entertained?
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"Today, our customers expect to be entertained and brought together to share memorable, engaging sensory experiences."
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Metacritic score: 53 Ma isn't exactly a good movie, but it's impossible not to be entertained.
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You will be entertained while also feeling you're getting an education on the human condition itself.
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"They wanted to lean back and be entertained" by the spectacle of food, she told me.
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Over the ensuing decades, over one million children would be entertained by Baker's original puppet productions.
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I feel bad that these people had come to be entertained and witnessed a car wreck.
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Play football or basketball so we can be entertained, Trump seems to be telling these athletes.
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We want our customers to come in, be engaged, try products, ask questions and be entertained.
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Being a good host means putting people at ease and giving them ways to be entertained.
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The people who had bought opening weekend tickets were there to enjoy themselves, to be entertained.
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You probably won't gain anything from watching Hyperdrive, but you sure as hell will be entertained.
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When looking for a travel book, I want to be entertained by a unique narrative voice.
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If you are looking to be entertained in retirement, New York might be a good option.
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I saw firsthand how hungry my young Latin people were to be entertained by their own.
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Or maybe better, since if you have to wait around you may as well be entertained.
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The way I watch television, and movies, and read comics, is: I consume entertainment to be entertained.
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You want to relax, you want to socialize, you want to work, you want to be entertained.
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It was a place to relax and be entertained with endless comedy, art, absurdity, and micro-storytelling.
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For roughly the cost of a cup of coffee, you will be entertained and smiling for hours.
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BILA: Sometimes when people, when they look at television and movies, they just want to be entertained.
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According to German media reports, guests will be entertained on board by at least two separate bands.
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And I cannot wait to see it, because I think you all are going to be entertained.
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Citizens might be entertained by impostors, but they are also seeking to defend themselves psychologically against them.
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Average consumers of mediated content want most to be entertained and/or distracted through television or film.
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But right now, you spend — you went through it — you can spend a few minutes and be entertained.
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Blais adds the elephants will have plenty of room and ways to be entertained in their new home.
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The salesmen claim that residents will be able to live, work and be entertained in a single district.
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CLAIREFONTAINE, France — Like a theater audience demanding to be entertained, French soccer fans can be a fickle lot.
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The entire point of a sports car is to be entertained, and going to jail is not entertaining.
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She visits both professionals and home cooks in each locale, so we'll be entertained visually as we're learning.
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But they realized that people don't care if it's real or fake; they just want to be entertained.
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Be entertained and have a beautiful setting, I hope people think they can make their apartment fabulous, too.
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Ears will be entertained, too: The band JoJo & the Pinecones will perform two concerts of jazz-flavored pop.
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"I don't think it should be entertained lightly, and I don't think it is being entertained lightly," Gov.
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Some come for practical tips, others to be entertained by a guy eating crazy stuff or enduring preposterous discomfort.
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The enduring dominance of the blockbuster has implications for the way consumers will be entertained for decades to come.
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"Campaigns shall be restricted to electronic and print media publicity and hate speech will not be entertained," it said.
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Sure, they want athletes to be drug-free, but they also want to be entertained by raw human power.
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Sometimes, I'm that person who just wants to be entertained and I think that's a good mix with us.
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What can we do about it — especially during these long summer months when our kids expect to be entertained?
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Narrator: Aboard the world&aposs largest cruise ship, 4.53,600 passengers pay a premium to be entertained every single day.
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It is so disconcerting that it must be entertained and investigated because it is so foreign to honest people.
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These people are here to see us and be entertained, so let's do the best we can with that.
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Women wan to be entertained where they are, running errands, going to the doctor, on their mobile phones, their laptops.
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Unlike YouTube, where people go when they want to be entertained, people just constantly visit Facebook to see their friends.
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Will you want to know more about the art of diversion or will you change the channel to be entertained?
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Many purchased fluffy pretzels and pink beverages adorned with umbrellas from the concessions stands and settled in to be entertained.
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No one in the audience cares about whatever is going on in my head because they paid to be entertained.
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It's just a slipshod contraption of gags (not jokes, you understand) held together by the audience's will to be entertained.
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They wanna be entertained, and who's more entertaining than a serial fraudster who never knows how to end a sentence?
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Little visual artists will be entertained at this museum, too: They can make hand puppets at a Chagall-inspired workshop.
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"But there is a large part of the audience that will tune in because they just want to be entertained."
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Some fans — not all of them, but some — don't want to be entertained, they want to have influence on their entertainment.
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They use tools and appear to strategize and need to be entertained while in captivity or else they'll mastermind an escape.
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It is clear Mr McEwan has had enormous fun writing "Nutshell"; now it is the reader's turn to be entertained too.
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"[We're] not trying to say everything that's on every car — the Super Bowl audience is there to be entertained," Goldberg said.
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Plus, kids can be entertained or informed without the dopamine hit of notifications that come when you fire up a phone.
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It's possible that even if you find the movie strange to look at, you'll be entertained just enough not to worry.
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We all know that everybody comes out here to be entertained and enjoy some great golf and have an enjoyable afternoon.
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We all know that everybody comes out here to be entertained and enjoy some great golf and have an enjoyable afternoon.
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"I think that people are resilient and will find a way to carry on, be safe, and be entertained," Morgan said.
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You're supposed to be entertained for the duration of the show, and you're supposed to spend some time thinking about it afterward.
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You just know that once you tune in you're going to be entertained and you're not going to want it to stop.
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Maybe. The steps are all there, but like most recipe videos, I think they're more for people to watch and be entertained.
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They will just simply be entertained – which is something much of the entertainment industry is no longer in the business of doing.
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Now they wanted to be entertained and to hear analysis and opinion, even if they didn't always agree with what was said.
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The most recent set off a debate about whether the people of one nationality should be entertained by actors of the other.
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We certainly want to be entertained by you and appreciate you and make ourselves feel good from the experience of your art.
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"That 50 individual states or one individual state should have a foreign policy is absurdity too gross to be entertained," he wrote.
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To really like this show, you have to be entertained by the antics of Roman skulking around like a slimy cat, right?
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So people come into our museum to be entertained, but also to have some awareness that cryptozoology is not creepy, it's not scary.
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"Customers told us they expect to be entertained at Christmas," Richard Cristofoli, Debenhams managing director of beauty and marketing, said in a statement.
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Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon, available at Amazon, $159.95With 1,351 pieces, he'll be entertained for hours building this iconic Star Wars model starship.
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The most recent even set off a debate about whether the people of one nationality should be entertained by actors of the other.
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"We have to do stuff that'll keep him, where he can jump up and be entertained or he likes to ride," she said.
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For several years, she charged, McGee had arranged for prospects and recruits to be entertained by the women in an on-campus dormitory.
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If I wanted just to be entertained by sheer wit and satirical barbs, it would be Dorothy Parker, Oscar Wilde and Noël Coward.
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Sports is another important key pillar of our society where men, women and children can go to be entertained, inspired and brought together.
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For the 2000 houses filmed for "Vacation House for Free," no two kitchens looked alike: The audience has to be entertained, after all.
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It's the only show where a family, everyone from children to their grandmothers, can sit together and all be entertained by the same thing.
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People want to stay in touch with each other, to be entertained and to express themselves, whatever their income and wherever they call home.
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Fire tablets and Fire TV devices, along with Audible and Amazon Music memberships, ensure you'll be entertained through the rest of summer and beyond.
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The lawsuit against the Catalan ban claimed that it breached basic rights — both to work and to be entertained — enshrined in the Spanish Constitution.
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Toys are made for your children to have fun and be entertained, but if we're being totally honest, some toys are just downright eyesores.
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I started with this episode because I hoped other listeners could relate to feeling like they have to compromise their politics to be entertained.
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Former President George W. Bush preferred VIP guests be entertained by Broadway casts, or classical music headliners like Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman.
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The elite hunting club turns the tables on the tourists' plans, revealing the Americans are not here to be entertained...they are the entertainment.
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Like all of these apps, Spotted by Locals provides recommendations submitted by actual local residents on where to eat, shop, be entertained and more.
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When the driver has to take control of the vehicle, rear-seat passengers could be entertained using a large screen lowered from the roof.
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As an actor on stage, the audience often thinks that they're there to be entertained, but they're a vital, active component of the evening.
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Whatever it is, it's okay to move that conversation forward and make it very clear that the offensive comment isn't going to be entertained.
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"I could try and drive through it or I can stay on the cruise, eat for free and be entertained for free," Smith said.
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They will have an opportunity to be entertained, to feel good about what we're doing, and that's something that we feel very proud of.
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People went to concerts for a variety of reasons: to be moved emotionally, to be entertained, and as a social event, to name a few.
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On any given day, you can be entertained by ladies reading poetry, live jazz, dance parties, and all the aerial magic your eyes can see.
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Nobody was in it for the money, and people came there to be entertained — to have fun, away from all the chaos in the world.
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For the most part, you interact with reptiles by just looking at them—but you could certainly look at them for hours and be entertained.
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She recommends filling it with play money and old cards so the little ones will be entertained with mommy's things without actually damaging her stuff.
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Thanks to their design, versatility and intuitive interfaces, tablets are a perfect way for children to draw, solve puzzles and be entertained on the move.
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Something true about fighting and our love of violence, about spectacle and brutality and the lengths human beings will go to entertain and be entertained.
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So some people will pay to learn something, but they don't have the same expectation about paying to be entertained, at least in audio form.
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Therapists are there to aid you, not to be entertained, and just because you're the one sharing the grisly details, any power imbalance is imagined.
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If that cannot be agreed upon, then stop reading and go find other conspiracy theories to be entertained with, as this conversation will confuse you.
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But industry experts say airlines risk alienating those travelers who do not want to rely on their own device to be entertained while they fly.
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He was appealing to a certain group, but he also was appealing to a nation of couch potatoes, people who wanted to be entertained. Yeah.
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As is the custom at Caveat, audiences can expect to be entertained but also learn about profiling through anecdotes as well as data and research.
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You don't read Robert Frost or listen to Aaron Copland to be entertained, but to be given some understanding of the mystery of being alive.
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"I love Meryl Streep, but you know, she robbed me of that wonderful feeling when I go to the movies to be entertained," she said.
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He has arranged differently sized monochromatic panels to evoke a Pac-Man-like world populated by authority figures that a child would be entertained by.
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Nicolò has asked to bring fellow stand-up comedian Stefano Rapone—not to play, but just so he too can be entertained by our inevitable destruction.
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Users are reporting outages in Canada, England, France, Japan, and Chile, as well as the U.S. Until this is quickly resolved, we need to be entertained.
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This week's launch of Facebook's Camera Effects platform means there are suddenly 1.8 billion people waiting to be entertained by digital overlays on the real world.
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It's doubtful that the left will ever be entertained by anything as fatuous and openly cynical as Fox News or the right's other, presiding media clowns.
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But now people have many more forms of gaming to be entertained by — free mobile games that can be digitally downloaded and constantly refreshed, for instance.
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But serious discussions can be entertained about how to reduce the risk and intensity of fires through better management of forests, particularly forests on public lands.
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In the video, Future invites Chris Brown over for an extravagant house party full of women for just the two of them to be entertained by.
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They know how to acquire "luxury-quality" at a fraction of the price and seek to be entertained beyond the store and within the digital space.
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Beyond the Asus Designo Curve MX0003VC's gorgeous design is a multi-tasking machine that lets you work, charge and be entertained all at the same time.
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You're going to be entertained, you'll see something that's different and, in most cases, you'll be left with a happy end, in every sense of the phrase.
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The poll also finds that 93 percent of respondents prefer to get all the facts when following the news, while just 6 percent prefer to be entertained.
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You'll undoubtedly be inspired by their beautiful movement, but Hamamoto's primary hope is that you'll be entertained — and, hey, maybe you'll want to join in next time.
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Whether you're officially quarantined or simply self-isolating, you're likely stuck at home with a fair amount of time on your hands—and desperate to be entertained.
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Impeachment is an extraordinary remedy, not to be entertained lightly, and in the case of a president, would mean putting the country through a deeply wrenching process.
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This therefore might be the best time to invest in a new 4K TV, to ensure that you'll be entertained until it's safe to go outside again.
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Today, hundreds of millions — if not billions — of people use the radio to keep informed about goings-on in the world, listen to music, and be entertained.
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But my idea of gambling is to set aside a certain amount of money to be entertained, and that money is money that I expect to lose.
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And on Facebook, where nearly two-thirds of the Philippines' population comes to be entertained and to read the news, the story saw just a couple hundred shares.
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Now, of course, it's going to become more complicated and more interesting when our conversations with robots become more complex, when you can really interact and be entertained.
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The NFL knows that, and also knows that if you're going to shell out $3,000 for one Super Bowl ticket, you want to be entertained. All. Game. Long.
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We read to our children for the same reasons we read books ourselves: to be entertained, to feel less alone, to find help navigating things we don't understand.
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I think it's funny to think that when the train shuts down, if people are stuck at home, this film will give them something to be entertained with.
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It's interesting you say that, because we were very cognizant of making sure that people didn't necessarily have to be into punk rock to be entertained by it.
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If you want to be one of those rare, extraordinary people with world-class success, you need to make the extraordinary choice to learn instead of be entertained.
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It's why Ocean's Twelve can be enjoyed by those who want to analyze the picture, but less so by those who simply wish to be entertained by it.
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The possibility that Bill Clinton might be not just an adulterer but a rapist can be entertained now that he's no longer protecting abortion from the White House.
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"People wanted to be entertained after the terrible war, he told the Funke newspaper group in 2018, "and I had a feeling for the needs of the audience.
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He had asked his club's fans — so frequently accused of sitting on their hands, waiting to be entertained — to create a "special atmosphere" for the visit of Liverpool.
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But in a future where drivers no longer need to watch the road, and passengers want to be entertained, there's going to be a lot more gadgets inside automobiles.
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" And as for hopes for the spinoff series, "He thinks it's going to be a really great show and that families are really going to be entertained by it.
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Horror movies can be very scary or very cathartic or very terrifying, but horror VR will take it beyond that and do we want to be entertained like that?
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Open up a bottle of wine, light up some reefer, and let your eyes be entertained by beautiful colors merging into something magical, perfectly viscous paints smoothly coming together.
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Before we get to the Jaguars, legitimate championship contenders, tell me the team that's so dominant that the idea of the Jaguars winning it all can't even be entertained.
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Millennials are supposedly desperate to be entertained, but take it from one who's a parent: You have no idea how far we'll go to get 15 minutes to ourselves.
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So, lesson learned: Watch The Bachelor to be entertained, but try not to let your addiction to the show go so far as to start talking like its contestants.
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It's not just a place for you and me to send photos, but actually a destination for us to go be entertained beyond what we can do right now.
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A whimsical place for you to be with your kids, with your friends, hang out, lay about, be entertained, be stimulated, laugh, cry, and do all of those things.
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Peloton offers dozens of instructors to match the needs of its customers, from those who want form-based guidance to others who just want to be entertained for 30 minutes.
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But if you're looking to be entertained this weekend (without catching up on Thrones or heading to the movie theater), then this low-commitment, big payoff Netflix debut is for you.
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" In Harper's Bazaar, Jennifer Wright couldn't hide her disgust, stating flatly that "the argument that society should be rearranged to accommodate [incels] is so repulsive that it should not be entertained.
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Where I tend to part ways with some fans is, I write for the kind of viewer I am, I suppose; when I watch TV, I just want to be entertained.
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Most buyers won't get anywhere near the limits of what the Gladiator can do—like happily plow through 30 inches of water—but those who do are sure to be entertained.
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Few entries in the action genre give legitimate weight to violence and death; this show is unblinking in its portrayals of murder, almost as if it's challenging you to be entertained.
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"I think it's partly to do with assumptions about children's dispositions," says Paul Harris, an education professor from Harvard; it is assumed that kids require a visual element to be entertained.
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Devoney Looser's The Making of Jane Austen doesn't make the wild claims that Jane Austen, the Secret Radical does, but you get the impression that Looser would be entertained by Kelly.
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It's the same reason we refuse to change the channel from the disaster that is our national government: We love to be entertained; we want to know who will ultimately win.
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Broadly speaking, I guess, they want to be entertained or something; or maybe they want to learn more about the world or what have you, but it's very difficult to know.
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You're looking to relax and be entertained and I think that video VR is maybe at odds with what somebody is wanting to do when they wanna sit back and watch something.
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All it requires is a belief in basic human (or bear) decency, and all it asks of you is a willingness to sit back and be entertained for just under two hours.
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The massive multiplayer online bike simulator is targeted to serious bikers who want to add indoor training to their regimen — as well as people who want to be entertained while they exercise.
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"Hour of Code embodies our vision for Apple stores as a place for the community to gather, learn and be entertained," Apple SVP of Retail Angela Ahrendts said in a press release.
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"Hour of Code embodies our vision for Apple stores as a place for the community to gather, learn and be entertained," said Angela Ahrendts, Apple's senior vice president of Retail in a release.
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When I can easily be entertained on Instagram by Kendall Jenner's sisters and the knowledge that Joan Smalls licked Beyoncé's boob, how will these 14 girls keep my attention for an entire season?
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Every new year would bring some new technology and some new additive way to be entertained — in 1997 it was a minidisc player, in 1998 a LaserDisc and in 2000 a DVD player.
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With products like CarPlay, Apple has already invested in owning another "screen" where users could one day be entertained and productive as their car does the bulk of the driving automatically, said Porter.
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The Randall women are surprised to see him, but it's Bree who walks out with a flippant, "Let's hang out tomorrow," to Roger as she leaves him to be entertained by Claire. Teenagers!
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"I still believe people fundamentally come to music to be entertained — yes, to address their daily concerns, and yes, also to address political topics, I believe music can do that well," Springsteen said.
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Whether you want food, a break from driving, some free education about Ireland and America, or just want to be entertained, the Barack Obama Plaza is worth taking a break on your journey.
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Las Vegas is all about entertainment, fun, and interaction, [so] the teppan menu will let our guests interact with the chefs, have a great time, and be entertained, all while eating amazing food.
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And so, I think the ideal audience member for a film like that, and other films like it, is one with an open mind who's not there just to be entertained for two hours.
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Similar to how many motor-vehicle drivers choose to pay slightly more to take well-maintained toll roads instead of clogged government-funded highways, paid prioritization allows you to be entertained in higher fidelity.
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"I thought maybe I would just be entertained; then he put the media on its heels, and (I) knew he was a leader," said Law, who was an early supporter of Ron Paul in 2008.
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" Cabello describes her younger self as "very introverted, introspective, in my own little world a lot," adding that she had a "big imagination" and "could be entertained or have fun by myself in my room.
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They could be frustrating and rarely edifying to deal with, but no one would expect otherwise — in the same way that no one would expect to be entertained on a trip to the dry cleaners.
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They will have an opportunity to be entertained, to feel good about what we're doing, and that's something that we feel very proud of, and it's something we're going to continue to be focused on.
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Eventually, drivers will no longer need to have their eyes on the road, and the interior of the vehicle can be reimagined and redesigned with a new freedom to conduct business, socialize or be entertained.
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"If the Cuban government sees that an opportunity will likely generate new revenues for its tourism sector, that is likely to be entertained," said John Kavulich, president of the U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council.
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Many of us are heading into the first weekend in ages that will be free of the responsibility to entertain or to be entertained, to cook for many or to thank others for their cooking.
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I was immune to their shock value, not far enough removed from the consequences of the reality they depicted to be entertained, even after I moved to Guadalajara for college in 2010, and later Mexico City.
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Two notable trends are that many consumers have switched off their TVs and moved away from shopping in physical stores, turning their attention online (and to their mobile screens) to be entertained and to buy things.
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It's likely that his reputation as someone who shouldn't be entertained within the media will bolster his status as a hero because it will frame him as a misunderstood outcast who was years before his time.
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Not to say that there isn't additional enjoyment to be gained from understanding the intricacies of a sport, obviously, just that you don't need to know how fencing is scored to be entertained by a swordfight.
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People don't go to the movies for politics they go to the movies to be entertained, it shouldn't matter whether the movie has a female lead the only thing that should matter is that it's entertaining.
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She'd had to move a business meeting to a local library, so that her kids would be entertained by the free storytelling hour while she tried to hammer through the finer points of a business deal.
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"Chris Hardwick has the perfect balance of humor and knowledge when it comes to exploring the depths of what is possible, and the audience will be entertained while at the same time having their minds blown!"
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You might call it the quest for the Starship Enterprise computer — the one that you can just talk to when you need information, or to get a task done, to be entertained or to record a moment.
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"We call this autonomous vehicle a living space that moves you, so you can work in it, you can sleep in it, you can be entertained in it, that's the model we are going after," she said.
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Journalists from the country's top news organizations don their finest to be entertained by a comedic host – this year, Comedy Central's Larry Wilmore – and dine on things like smoked paprika rubbed filet and mascarpone cheese stone grits.
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I think anybody who watches is going to be entertained, whether it's because they love the game or because they think that (Astros' second-baseman) José Altuve is really interesting because of his height and his personality.
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You and your significant other will be entertained for days by the elaborate floats and costumes at Rio de Janeiro's carnival, which is held very year in February and is considered the largest carnival in the world.
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Visitors may go there to be entertained, or even awe-struck, but they are often completely unaware that curators behind the scenes are conducting research into climate change, species extinction and other pressing concerns of our day.
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For the last few years, Cramer has given investors many ways to play the — the increasing number of products and services that make it easy to eat, live and be entertained from the comfort of your couch.
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Cabello and Mendes, 21, will be singing their chart-topping, hit single "Señorita" — and if their performance is anything like the song's music video, fans can expect to be entertained by an incredibly sexy dance routine on stage.
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It also asks that you be entertained by its open-world map filled with hand-crafted content and the kind of hijinks that start when NPCs like turkeys, drug zombies, and your allies all start running into each other.
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Cabello, 22, and Mendes, 21, will be singing their chart-topping, hit single "Señorita" — and if their performance is anything like the song's music video, fans can expect to be entertained by an incredibly sexy dance routine on stage.
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If you're looking to flop down on the couch and be entertained for a while, the options are virtually limitless, as long as you can pony up some cash (or borrow a password) for a Netflix or Hulu account.
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Society pays to be entertained, and the value to escape life to be lost in the magnitude of incredible films this man produced, was too valuable a commodity to be stopped by the women he trapped, raped and assaulted.
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The great thing about giving books as gifts is that even the father who thinks he's learned it all can still explore a new world, learn more about his favorite hobby, or be entertained by a fun cast of characters.
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Rachel Tipograph, founder and CEO of MikMak, explained that this is because people watch stories on Instagram or Snapchat to be entertained – and the second they swipe up to a boring product page they are mentally removed from this mindset.
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For example, while majorities of both millennials and baby boomers check social media regularly, the research shows that millennials use social media to "pass the time" and "be entertained" on mobile, while boomers use it to "connect with others" on desktop.
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The thunderous applause after his tirade, however, seemed a vote of confidence for the idea of the theater as a place to go not merely to be entertained, but also to grapple and engage with the issues that shape our world.
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For the last few years, CNBC's has given investors many ways to play the "stay-at-home" economy — the increasing number of products and services that make it easy to eat, live and be entertained from the comfort of your couch.
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Jason Momoa was transformed from a muscular actor into a balding guitar player in a commercial for Rocket Mortgage shown during the Super Bowl LIV on Sunday, and fans appear to be entertained, and some slightly scarred, by the ad.
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The royal couple will then take a spectacular journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they will be entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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A lot of us are geeky, but Eugene is written as a comic book parody of geeky people — the kind of guy that is so clueless that he thinks a bunch of Negan's wives would be entertained by watching him play video games.
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The institution and its displays offer a voyage through time, back to an era where fun seekers could pay a mere pittance to be entertained by now antiquated machines—and learn that coin operated (coin-op) devices have a long and rich history.
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The royal couple will then take a spectacular journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they will be entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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Bray seems to want to portray a culturally specific version of Mexican-American identity — complete with a mostly Mexican-American cast, on both sides of the law — but it's hard to be entertained by the spectacle of brutality when campiness is entirely absent.
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People will buy groceries from Amazon, be entertained by Amazon shows, pick up snacks at Amazon Go stores, see all the ads they need on Amazon, find a plumber through Amazon, communicate through Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant — and that is just the beginning.
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But of course, it was also journalism, and so I think it caught the people who wanted to hear a good journalistic, important story being told, but also the people who just wanted to be entertained on the way home from work.
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Next up, Meghan and Harry will take a spectacular journey across Sydney Harbour to the Sydney Opera House, where they will be entertained with a rehearsal of Spirit 2018 by the Bangarra Dance Theatre, an acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modern dance company.
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Meghan and Harry will also be entertained by the cast of Hamilton, just three months after the royal couple attended a gala performance of the West End musical with show creator Lin-Manuel Miranda to raise funds for one of Harry's longtime charities, Sentebale.
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In a barely veiled reference to a rival who is often the centre of public attention, he said many Conservatives "don't want a showman, they don't want to be entertained, they want a prime minister who is going to lead us out of this crisis".
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I don't want to be entertained by a cult leader's murder of five innocent people and one unborn child, and especially at the hands of a guy who would write that kind of thing into a script for shock factor — and probably do it very well.
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But his ability to sell a false story well, and our voracious need to be entertained, means that the walls are already coming up — not on the border, but between city and village, red and blue state, white and nonwhite, man and woman, native and immigrant.
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James Damore, the now-fired Google engineer who wrote a viral memo stating that women are biologically unsuited for engineering and other tech industry jobs, is at the center of a polarized internet debate about whether such arguments, however controversial, should be entertained in the context of free speech.
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But it is something that can be entertained, and if in practice it's actually useful, allowing me to play PC games at full resolution (on and off-screen of the system), then that would be a serious case for the formula that Razer is trying to execute here.
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Phablets have long been the new normal as the telephone icon lost out in the war to capture our attention via finger-flicking touchscreen fun — losing out to all the other apps offering more visual ways to be entertained and/or communicate, be it by text, selfie lens or silly GIF.
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I mean, the flip side of this is, people like to be entertained and the reason that you see this model working in political coverage, but also when you watch ESPN and lots of other things now is that people like to watch, and talk radio, people like that kind of engagement.
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It's a unique privilege not afforded to many actors just starting out in their careers, and Silvers knows she's lucky: Had she stayed at NYU and missed that Ma callback, it's unclear where she would be today, or if the idea for her short film would ever be entertained by the industry's many gatekeepers.
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That's not information I can set aside any more, not only because I simply can't forget, but also because to set it aside is to conclude that my need to be entertained by a particular work is more important than my need to remain aware of, and appalled by, the abuses these men have committed.
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In the end, we will learn nothing from the show except how terrible human beings can be — not just because we might push someone off a building to save ourselves, but because we are still so willing to force each other into these modern-day gladiator arenas, and watch each other suffer so that we might be entertained.
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I wanted to write a book that worked on a straightforward level, where you could read about these rivalries and be entertained by them and learn about the artists involved, but I also wanted to take it to another level with a broader perspective and look at these rivalries as metaphors for other discussions that happen in pop culture, and really the culture at large.
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For more than two decades, Mr. Jones, who is 44, has built a substantial following appealing to an angry, largely white, majority male audience that can choose simply to be entertained or to internalize his rendering of their worst fears: that the government and other big institutions are out to get them, that some form of apocalypse is frighteningly close and that they must become more virile, and better-armed, to survive.
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"Without Zarif at the helm of the Foreign Ministry, overt nuclear escalation may well be entertained by those in Iran who want to contest the Trump administration's resolve on Iran," Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told the Washington Post, noting that the real power within Iran is the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which has long advocated for a resumption of a nuclear weapons program.
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