Yes, the world may be full of armed conflicts, from Afghanistan to Myanmar to South Sudan; it may be full of terrorism and political violence.
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No one likes their food to be full of shit.
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They glitch, they smash, they might be full of pasta.
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They seem to be full of venom, and it's sad.
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Our future homes will inevitably be full of connected devices.
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Meg has every reason to be full of bad feeling.
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Microsoft's Build 2016 keynote will be full of cloud talk.
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I would be full of shit if I said that.
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The next president can't just be full of good ideas.
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A sequence so obtained would normally be full of errors.
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" Instead, she predicts, "Kavanaugh's hearings will be full of doublespeak.
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Looks like season 14 of Grey's will be full of sisters.
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So, who knows, maybe the future will be full of lizards.
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Luckily, this winter is set be full of binge-worthy books.
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"Our lives will always be full of adventure," the bride said.
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Sex with a Taurus will be full of slow, sensual moments.
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The year ahead will be full of challenges, that much is certain.
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And the 71st Cannes will be full of conversations about that issue.
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The air in her place will be full of oxygen and love.
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This royal wedding is also bound to be full of celebrity guests.
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It's sure to be full of cameos, nostalgia and classic sitcom misunderstandings.
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Business, like politics, can be full of bruising battles and fickle supporters.
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Tuesday will be full of Chromebook reviews with our best Chromebook recommendations.
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And doesn't mean you have to be full of drama and excitement.
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If you're celebrating, may your day be full of feasts and festivities.
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I thought school dances would be full of things like grind circles.
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Hotels and restaurants that would normally be full of revelry are empty.
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But Kayla doesn't realize that life will be full of pool parties.
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The coming year will be full of astronomical spectacles and technological firsts.
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From afar, the bear world can be full of intrigue and wonder.
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Toby clearly cares for Kate, but he can be full of himself, too.
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So here's a reminder that Dr. Oz continues to be full of shit.
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"New relationships should be full of happiness and that dreamy honeymoon stage feeling!"
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The city may be full of stars, but they can't execute a pirouette.
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It would be full of sound and fury, but would ultimately signify nothing.
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I want the sky to be full of jellyfish the size of Montana.
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One way, certainly, is for it to be full of unpleasant-tasting thiols.
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That means the sausage has to be full of flavor — and it is.
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And we bet those sweet Adirondack chairs will be full of happy customers.
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We see a data-rich world that seems to be full of information.
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Maybe you think the White House should be full of giant inflatable Minions?
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It may be full of commercial opportunity, but not without long-term consequences.
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If they shot that scene today, it'd be full of real estate agents.
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Once we get those things, we're still hardwired to be full of desire.
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The next few years will be full of false certainties — and false uncertainties.
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Sources involved in members' preparations expect the hearing to be full of theatrics.
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These breakthroughs show that the coming year is going to be full of opportunities.
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Even when this place is barren, it's still going to be full of magic.
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His Facebook page appears to be full of photos of him and his daughter.
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And it looks like the film will indeed be full of twists and turns.
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Your home doesn't have to be full of tears and sadness in his absence.
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Or will it be full of the same types of devices, only slightly improved?
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Billie Eilish's Valentine's Day will be full of two things: chocolate and good music.
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But we have a feeling every day will be full of glitter and drama.
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"It used to be full of cars, and now it's not," Mr. Batlle said.
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Either way, the twilight of Sam's life will be full of support and affection.
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It should be full of people raising their voices" and "minding one another's business.
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And Election Day is bound to be full of even more rumors and panic.
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This seems to hint that Black Widow will be full of intense fight scenes.
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Which is why even a very familiar season may still be full of surprises.
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Your life will be full of happiness and success because of your hard work.
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I'll go to the house and it will be full of family and friends.
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All this suggests that a Trump presidency will be full of many surprises, too.
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They are shortened, and in English, and the house will be full of kids.
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Go deeper: Mr. Kim's visit to Vietnam, his first, will be full of symbolism.
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The internet can be dark; it can be heavy; it might be full of garbage.
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It didn't need to be partisan and it didn't need to be full of conflict.
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The refugee camps are thought to be full of sleeper cells, padlocked behind wire fencing.
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But unlike the similar asteroid Ryugu, Bennu appears to be full of water-containing minerals.
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The internet â€" and in online gaming especially â€" can be full of terrible people.
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They basically get a scarlet letter that says their reviews might be full of shit.
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The box office should continue to be full of holiday cheer as 2018 wraps up.
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""It would make life easier, not to be full of anger and hate and frustration.
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I'm pretty sure hell is going to be full of fifth graders learning baritone sax.
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We decided to stop shooting, knowing that the area would soon be full of cameras.
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By contrast, Bang wanted BTS to be full of figures that audiences could relate to.
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It would be full of human interaction aided by technology, not the other way around.
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But they can also be full of facts that have been either questioned or discredited.
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After all, a home should be full of comforting and familiar things — like one's self.
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"We seem to be full of those lately," Marisnick said of the late-inning comeback.
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Will the future be full of gorgeous, youthful-looking people wearing this high-tech goop?
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God is gaining another angel today and heaven will be full of laughter upon her arrival.
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If it can be measured in millions of years, the galaxy should be full of them.
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"I think this book will be full of lies and twisted truths," Crawford told the author.
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Because there's no way a biker gang would just happen to be full of terrible fighters.
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Fear promises to be full of thrills, chills, spills, and maybe even violations of the Constitution!
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On social media: Facebook and Twitter will be full of real-time reaction to the debate.
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The whole charts might not be full of it, but the Number One record is mine.
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"If I did not challenge these laws, my conscience would be full of guilt," Neda said.
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Iman continues to be full of love for her late husband David Bowie on Valentine's Day.
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The segment is supposed to be full of pathos and foreshadowing, but it just sounds ridiculous.
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The internet may be full of angry people and trolls, but sometimes it's just plain nice.
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Instead, we wanted it to just be full of great imagery to help set the mood.
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Before Kepler, the population of exoplanets was largely expected to be full of Jupiter-size planets.
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Trump has said he wanted to talk to Mueller, but Trump can be full of bluster.
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And when progressives erupt in frustration, the media will be full of outrage and shocked disbelief.
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Halloween might be full of annoyances, but at least it's not just another day for errands.
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For many new graduates, the post-college road can be full of unexpected twists and turns.
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Based on the box office, studios should be full of people turning cartwheels and sprinkling confetti.
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They worry that a year-end spending bill will be full of measures they don't want.
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With 212.9GB of storage, your tablet will be full of your favorite apps, videos, and songs.
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If you want it to be full of propane, you have to call the Gas Daddy.
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A previous model of galactic halos suggested they would be full of dense, clumpy gas clouds.
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" BH: " I love the fact that we can all be full of contradictions, because we all are.
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It's everywhere for one thing, and depending on your local geology it can be full of surprises.
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Old homes can be full of charm, but no one will mistake them for being energy efficient.
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Just make sure you have some hand sanitizer because fellow commuters may be full of germs. 14.
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Much like the Disney theme parks, the exhibit is sure to be full of highly Instagrammable spots.
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Now a nonprofit organization is claiming their Instagram feeds could actually be full of illegal, unlabeled ads.
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In the run-up to elections in Poland, Twitter tends to be full of such market talk.
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Build is supposed to be full of boring ass updates about how to write software for Windows.
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I felt like I had to try and adjust, or else I'd just be full of shit.
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Nature is a wonderful, boundless thing, and the animal kingdom alone continues to be full of surprises.
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Come Sunday, Instagram is sure to be full of galleries looking at the best red carpet fashions.
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His follow-up, Midsommar, may be full of sunlight and flowers, but it isn't any less scary.
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No bouts have been announced yet, but expect the card to be full of New York's best.
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Fairy tales are usually about deep and valid fears, and uptown Manhattan must be full of Rusalkas.
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Look around as you wait The waiting area can be full of clues, if you look closely.
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They would be full of energy and vitality, but they would not grow beyond a certain size.
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When the world's most exclusive club competition resumes this week, England's representatives should be full of hope.
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"We expect that tonight's report will be full of more false, outlandish and salacious accusations," Greitens said.
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On social media: Facebook and Twitter will be full of real-time reaction to the game and commercials.
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So your feed, my feed, will be full of liberal people who feel the same as we do.
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Consequently, the methodology for a study like this is going to be full of assumptions and judgment calls.
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I want this album to sing and fly and be full of reverb and lush layers of melody.
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Expect your Twitter and Instagram feeds to be full of people pulling off wild tricks and stylish kills.
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Just as dangerous is creek water, which can be full of single-cell organisms that can cause diarrhea.
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My day is going to be full of meetings, so I strap in for a long, unproductive day.
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The new season will be full of references, but even the trailer teases some of what's to come.
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Maybe the first debate will be full of question about emails, while Trump is allowed to lie freely.
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We do know one thing for sure: Etsy is about to be full of knockoffs by Monday morning.
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"Home, Like Noplace Is There" by The Hotelier from 2014 is said to be full of personal stories.
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But not having chemo means my next few days will not be full of nausea, diarrhea and exhaustion.
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Perhaps one day the world will be full of foldable displays, but that time is certainly not now.
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These may be full of intrusive malware, collecting your data and leaving you wide open to identity fraud.
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Once the James Webb Space Telescope launches in 2021, the search for exomoons may be full of possibilities.
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"We know our home is going to be full of noise and laughter and love for quite some time!"
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The creepiness is all in the context—in knowing that these pieces should be full of life, but aren't.
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Which is why Delta Air Lines flights are about to be full of happy (and/or slightly tipsy) passengers.
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The future is going to be full of robots, which might be exciting or depressing depending on your viewpoint.
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Right on the heels of the second presidential debate, this week will be full of swagger and bold assertions.
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It also makes Harry nervous, which, fair: Cam's eyes are so big, they have to be full of secrets.
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His Cabinet will be full of known quantities familiar to the congressional leadership and eager to work with them.
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They make away with the briefcase — which turns out to be full of Cuban money — by hopping between roofs.
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YouTube Kids, the supposedly child-friendly gated community, has been found to be full of violent and inappropriate content.
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The lungs appeared to be full of small spots: miliary tuberculosis, an uncommon and dangerous form of the disease.
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I've sometimes wondered how long it will take for malls around the world to be full of keyboard stores.
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What is certain is that they will be full of peril for his reputation and that of his court.
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When he's speaking off the cuff, his rambling remarks can be full of digressions and hard-to-follow tangents.
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The theaters may be full of trash, but there is an almost unending glut of fantastic shows coming out now.
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Your body will already be full of empty calories—you don't want your brain to be stuffed with junk, too.
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Washington (CNN)The first Tuesday of the new administration is set to be full of confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill.
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Or would the annual budget, presented on February 1st, be full of giveaways ahead of a string of state elections?
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No matter how you choose to tune in, the 2017 Teen Choice Awards are bound to be full of fun.
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It looks to incorporate existing Fallout 76 features like base-building and be full of the series' typically dark humor.
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However, I think it's safe to say that this version of Sabrina won't be full of these rom-com moments.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's floral arrangements at their upcoming wedding will be full of locally-sourced flowers and plants!
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And we should be full of rage because of the love we have for our fellow Americans and world citizens.
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This is a different kind of news source: interactive, easy to understand and meant to be full of conversation starters.
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People could be full of shit right now, either because they're con artists, or simply because they're drunk or delusional.
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It primarily focuses on Dolores, Bernard, and the Man in Black and appears to be full of murder and revolt.
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If history is a guide, Trump's rally in Phoenix could well be full of bluster and ugly anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Demetri adds—in a cooler manner—that one day all the mountains of Thrace will be full of sideritis fields.
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Important: That doesn't mean your News Feed is going to be full of video ads you didn't ask to see.
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The joker was axed in favor of smoky eye enthusiast Kady, whose hip haircut appears to be full of secrets.
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Like many others, I once expected Lady Gaga's brand to be full of brightly-colored makeup packaged in unique containers.
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This carbon-rich asteroid could be full of organic molecules, metals, platinum and even water -- the essential ingredients for life.
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If your home is filled with music, it may also be full of togetherness, happiness — and a little more sex.
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This is a place that should be full of dialogue, people, justice, not a place of detention for a parliamentarian.
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Dewitt Clinton Park, across from the stables, will be full of baseball and basketball games in the after-work hours.
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We asked Hyperallergic's editors and critics to pick their favorites from a year that seemed to be full of surprises.
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If you neglect your island, it'll be full of weeds when you return, and your neighbors will miss you fiercely.
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"I have to be careful because I want KPMG to be full of people who have diverse perspectives," she said.
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The water in Redland will be full of industrial run-off and the cities will sit under a smoggy haze.
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This would allow the atmosphere to be full of nitrogen with tiny amounts of carbon dioxide and methane, providing stability.
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Holiday season may be full of cheer, but it's also a time of intense pressure for retailers, especially in electronics.
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If you&aposre anything like me, the playlist is sure to be full of your actual favorite tracks of 2019.
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The 2017 address to Congress that won Trump such high marks turned out to be full of lies and distortions.
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And that means season six might, for the most part, be full of happier moments than we've grown accustomed to.
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"She'd probably tell him that it's OK, and he doesn't have to be full of so much hate," Mirza says.
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Given that it's Ryan Murphy, I suspect that the show will be full of building suspense and well-placed dark humor.
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ET, which will likely be full of predictions for the night ahead and nostalgic looks back to the previous year's fashion.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive look, the cast of the hit Marvel film proves a superhero film can be full of laughs.
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They also happened to be full of Pittsburgh university faculty — historians, scholars and archivists — for whom recording history was second nature.
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And while the road ahead would not be as easy, it would be full of moments to learn from, he said.
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The season will be full of reflection on the past, honoring not only Taylor — with two free memorial performances on Oct.
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HOMECOMING: THE LIVE ALBUM may not be full of new material, but it feels like a new experience with each listen.
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Scores and buying advice aside, you can be sure that the Editor's Choice section will be full of our favorite products.
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The truck would be full of secure compartments that the waiting human can open with a pin number or credit card.
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But this is also a story about how even when everything goes right, politics can be full of setbacks and frustrations.
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The next Congress won't be full of Republicans who ran on Trump's signature ideas or have any particular investment in them.
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Facebook and Twitter will be full of commentary about the debate, and readers can find the conversation using the hashtag #DemDebate.
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Many CGI-based Hollywood blockbusters lately seem to be full of sheer dullness—from Batman v Superman to X-Men: Apocalypse.
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The bus from Cancún to Playa del Carmen will be full of others nightlife lovers like you, so talk with them.
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While I wait to figure out the next steps, I will be full of uncertainty and fear of the growing cancer.
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In 1907, when Mr. Joplin came to New York from St. Louis, he had every right to be full of hope.
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If there was any theme to the announcements, it was voice: The future is going to be full of talking computers.
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"As the government radicalizes, these groups will tend to grow and the future could be full of conflict," Leon told Reuters.
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Mars' poles are already the subject of much research and are thought to be full of water, some of it liquid.
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Some passengers use seat-back pockets as a trash bin and they can be full of everything from napkins to nail trimmings.
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"Be full of faith and so full of joy that this team was chosen to fight a long battle," Heidi Cruz said.
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Facebook and Twitter will be full of real-time reaction, and the hashtag #GOPDebate is a handy way to find the conversation.
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No Man's Sky, the game that originally looked like it would be full of cool space dinosaurs and giant planet sized snakes.
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In my favorite episode of Technotopia, futurist Ben Hammersley mentioned that he expects the future to be full of coffee and croissants.
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My progress would be full of peaks, valleys and plateaus, but I just had to be patient and persistent with my therapy.
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TwitterThe tweet engine is sure to be full of comments while it streams Bloomberg's coverage here beginning at 8:30 p.m. EDT.
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That's one of the reasons why it's perfectly fine for Facebook's servers to be full of kids' pictures uploaded by their parents.
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The future is going to be full of people talking to chatbots, says Microsoft, and it wants to help you build one.
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Our campaigns should be full of ideas that provide energy and solutions, innovations and excitement for whatever office we are running for.
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Your building might be full of rogue residents, but that does not necessarily mean your board and managing agent are willing accomplices.
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None of these moves are mind-blowing, but Twitter will undoubtedly be full of grouchy users complaining about the changes on Thursday.
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Sometimes this world moves so fast and can be full of negative and toxic things, you can sometimes forget who you are.
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And his new building will be full of one-bedroom units, so he'll definitely have less space than what he has now.
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Starbucks venues in LA may be full of budding writers and actors, but it's not often they're full of actual movie sets.
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It will be full of students complaining they can't get a wifi connection, while the drugs might be ketamine, Spice, and nootropics.
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Even better, judging by the first round of Instagram posts, the whole festival season week going to be full of next-level looks.
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The room will be full of undecided voters who will ask preselected questions, and most will likely focus on more traditional policy issues.
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"Year after year these lists have repeatedly shown to be full of false claims that needlessly frighten parents and caregivers," the group said.
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They also made a new subreddit for this purpose, r/StarDildos, which hopefully will be full of Star Citizen schlongs in the future.
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All these breakthroughs show that the coming year is going to be full of opportunities for innovators, and the medtech industry at large.
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Capote's work, too, was increasingly scrutinized, and found to be full of material that could only have been made up by the author.
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Movies can be full of drugs and sex and violence and be entertaining as hell, but they have to have some greater purpose.
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It might be full of hermetic meaning, or not, or both at the same time—kind of intriguing and confusing, like modern life.
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The NFL channel on Snapchat Discover will be full of highlights from the game, with photos and videos taken by fans and players.
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Finally, cities tend to be full of the young, poor and immigrants, demographic characteristics that correlate with the lowest rates of voter turnout.
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This host-less Oscars ceremony is sure to be full of surprises, but the first one actually went down on the red carpet.
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The 2017 quarterback draft class is said to be full of projects that may require a few years to develop into regular starters.
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The world tour Wilson undertakes can be full of the joy of learning about new foods and how to savor and cook them.
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"This used to be full of people," he said, pointing at the rows of colorful wooden chairs on the sand, devoid of sunbathers.
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And tonight the world will be full of Zoom chats and quiet moments, too, as we go back into our own private worlds.
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"I believed going in, because I see this on TV, that it'd be full of ad hominem attacks and personal strife," Elkus said.
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People are turning to Etsy for coronavirus-proof face masks, but it seems to be full of counterfeit antiviral gear that doesn't work.
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The week will be full of bank earnings, as Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are also slated to release results.
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It is almost guaranteed that this crowded presentation will be full of new names, which doesn't necessarily mean the work will look new.
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"You have to be full of optimism and determination (when fighting causes)," Curtis argued when asked about his thoughts on the new U.S. administration.
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This year is sure to be full of fun surprises: Victoria Justice will host, and Justin Timberlake is set to receive the Decade Award.
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That doesn't mean you should sleep on references to The Shining (or other Stephen King works) — this new season will be full of them.
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The exhibition halls in Barcelona will be full of talk of ultra-fast mobile video, connected cars, factory automation, digital health and smarter cities.
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If you're lucky, your sex life will be full of first times, and they'll be everything from sad and funny to liberating and wild.
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Looks like The Darkest Minds is already set to be full of girl power, with a female director and a duo of lady leads.
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Arguably the first son and dad of a year that would be full of them, Patel and Pawar were the catnip of Oscar season.
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The field might not be full of Earnhardts or Hamiltons, and the races are far from the spectacle of something like the Daytona 500.
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Halloween is sure to be full of surprises, since your ruling planet Venus will oppose Uranus—unexpected shifts will take place in your relationships.
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Their brooding, atmospheric songs can indeed be full of dark shadows and existential nihilism—something that earned them comparisons to Joy Division early on.
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All the holiday planning, coordinating, decorating and entertaining can sap some of the enjoyment out of a season that should be full of cheer.
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If it's at all like other Fallout games, Fallout 76 will be full of bloatflies, the Brotherhood of Steel, and hilariously game breaking bugs.
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Both works are completely pared down, uninflected and unfeeling at first glance, but then revealed to be full of sentiment, deeply human, and poignant.
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At the same time, the lack of N.H.L. starpower makes the men's Olympic hockey tournament a wild card that could be full of surprises.
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"We're not expecting a sort of once-in-a-lifetime, 'Oh my gosh, the sky will be full of shooting stars,' [event]," says Thaller.
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" It was, Moser goes on, one of "the first recorded instances, in a life that would be full of them, of a canny reinvention.
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If these tracks and the No. 1 debut on the charts are anything to go off of, "Rare" should be full of intimate reflections.
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It is not, unless you train it to be, full of people you know, or things you've explicitly told it you want to see.
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I feel like any thinking adult would assume that a password-protected folder on a teenager's phone will be full of pictures of his dick.
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Soon, every major city will be full of these hybrid restaurant-coffee-cowork-cafes, and the lines between work and play will blur even further.
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If Stranger Things were based in Sydney rather than Indiana, you just know the series would be full of references to the supernatural Aussie classic.
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That a lame-duck, IDGAF president up against a ticking clock might be full of progressive ideas but won't have time to deliver on them.
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As it happens, the week ahead will be full of diplomatic pow-wows at which the international response to the test will doubtless be debated.
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And of course, the show floor (and the convention center parking lots) will be full of smart scooters, weird skateboards, and other ways to move.
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Summer is almost here, which means your schedule for the next few months will likely be full of weddings, whether you like it or not.
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I think the media wants to tell a specific story and they demand that your social media timeline be full of reposts and political commentary.
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That's no spoiler to say — you can see as much from the movie's poster — but the rest of this article will be full of them.
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It was quite a relief to have a little break from the action, but that just means that next week will be full of it.
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However, with Deadpool 2, the new Wolverine, and New Mutants in production, the cinema will already be full of mutants for the next few years.
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And this fall will be full of new releases from literary heavyweights including Ann Patchett, Ian McEwan, Michael Chabon, Jonathan Safran Foer and Zadie Smith.
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Political life, at times, can be full of dramatic displays of puffed up nonsense filled with pridefulness, which is so prevalent in our human condition.
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"I bought a Zoom Q2HD Handy Video Recorder before my trip as I knew that the jungle would be full of interesting sounds," explains Harris.
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" Until the rest of society recalibrates its idea of what being a woman entails, forums will still be full of upset girls asking: "Why me?
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One thing is a given, however: This weekend, movie theaters will be full of Frozen fans wanting to experience these songs in their full glory.
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It's made with spruce powder and oat milk (no coffee involved), and is supposed to be full of antioxidants and good for your immune system.
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Seeing the prints in person is great, and any event tied to Parker Day is sure to be full of all sorts of peacocking eccentrics.
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When I was waiting in the wings, I'd be full of anticipation, and quite anxious — but when I was out there onstage, I was fine.
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Hawkins: You know, I don't think about this space much, and I'm very hesitant to speculate — Well, it could be full of brain information, right?
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Bloomberg seems to be full of jokes tonight, and one of them is a shoutout to New York's infamous Naked Cowboy — a Times Square staple.
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Grizzly Coast "Forever" Yes, this week's column will be full of songs about breakups and realizations we have when relationships are over, thanks for asking.
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The Good Trouble holiday special, called Christmas at the Coterie, is sure to be full of reunions — but might it also include a big union?
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The holiday season may be full of cheer, but let's be honest: Sometimes getting through cold and dreary winters is a bit of a slog.
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Time to sashay away, Emmy voters, and come back next year with some new ideas for a category that could be full of better ones.
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The tour, which will hit 27 countries and 43 North American cities, will be full of the same upbeat energy the Backstreet Boys are known for.
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The page will continue on as a tribute to Patrick, and will now be full of photos of his fellow zoo wombats PJ, Coco and Banjo.
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Social media can be full of trolls and fake news but this uplifting story shows what happens when people unite their forces for a good cause.
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While your Instagram feed may be full of dresses and jumpsuits from Everlane and Reformation, there's another trendy fashion brand making waves on social media: Romwe.
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So fear not, superhero fans: Even without Marvel's stuff, Netflix is going to be full of caped crusaders and some unexpected takes on the superhero narrative.
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Mars will be retrograde from June 26 to August 27, which means that this summer may be full of hot and heavy (but short-lived) flings.
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One trip to a quest objective might be light on enemies, while another trip through the same map an hour later will be full of fascists.
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His observations of these so-called homeless or street people revealed that them [sic] to be full of clever ideas for covering the necessities of life.
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If you receive a fruit basket on April Fool's day, you have the right to be suspicious — it might be full of delicious cakes or pastries.
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DSLRs tend to be full of enough features to frighten off newbies and, depending on price, enough bells and whistles to keep you busy for weeks.
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A lot of AI researchers are white and a lot of photographic datasets tend to also be full of white faces, Cook and Polatin-Reuben agree.
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While the first season was punctuated by a large amount of sexual violence, the second seems to be full of straight up violence, blood, and gore.
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The lower area used to be full of warehouses and lead works, but since the 1980s it's bloomed into an enclave of independent pubs and venues.
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With the Strong Sun Moon occurring in a fire sign, you'll be full of vim and vigor, just in time for the summer season to begin.
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Modern research technology has led to the discovery of a long-misunderstood organ that could be full of answers to questions doctors have had for centuries.
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Or Hackney Wick, which used to be full of artists' studios and locals whose families had lived in the community for generations, and now is not.
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Monaco's old town, perched on a hill overlooking the port, was laid-back, charming, and seemed to be full of regular people instead of just millionaires.
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"He was going to go to our house — clean up and get ready for the next day that would be full of work," Ms. Taylor said.
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"He'd either be full of fun and laughter, or he'd be so depressed he'd be curled up in the corner in the fetal position," she said.
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For that reason, most carriers are deploying 43G city by city — for the network to work, the city has to be full of those small cells.
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I also found microwaving things in the office kitchen to be full of social minefields ranging from small talk to the physical navigation of the space.
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However, the season will also be full of beautiful moments such as Gabe Starbuck and Raquell Brown's wedding and Bear Brown and Raiven Adams' budding romance.
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But presidential leadership does not appear to be forthcoming, leaving the party largely paralyzed at a moment it had thought would be full of legislative activity.
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We don't have to guess that all of her new programs will be full of complex, interesting women — Rhimes would never write a woman any other way.
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Facebook has now gone the Party one better: feeds will likewise be full of equally crappy, thin-gruel content, but the Proles will be producing it themselves.
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Or perhaps, the book will be full of her versions of her favorite restaurant dishes — a Shake Shack burger made Ina's way sounds like a good idea.
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Enter Rocketman, the Elton John biopic that, by the looks of its newest trailer, promises to be full of heart, high-drama, and larger-than-life glam.
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Another of this year's amber discoveries seemed to come straight from Jurassic Park: a tick from the Dominican Republic that appeared to be full of monkey blood.
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In Massawa, a city of pristine beaches that ought to be full of tourists, hotels and apartment complexes are empty and unfinished for want of building materials.
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The Game of Thrones season 7 finale airs this Sunday, and it's sure to be full of bloodshed and gore, possibly with a dash of incestuous romance.
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The bombing in Syria may turn out to be a one-off, and his statements on North Korea could be "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing".
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We all know that some artists can sometimes be full of hot air, but we rarely say it as a compliment.
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If you work for us, the afternoons can be full of life, but I always check back in and answer any interviews or emails that are needed.
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Click here to view original GIFBetween climate change, elections and the persistent threat of another Alvin and the Chipmunks movie, modern life can be full of stress.
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That's why I hope the Tigers find their way onto the right side of the bubble: the tournament will be full of schools Clemson can take down.
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The seas would now be full of mosasaur and plesiosaur descendants, which would be great to see on ocean cruises except we may not have whales around.
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Congress used to be full of members like Mr Hanna and Mr Israel: moderates who reflected the middle-class, middle-of-the-road districts that elected them.
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"I try to avoid certain situations—not that I silence myself, but situations where I'm sure it's gonna be full of Trump bashing or whatever," she said.
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And then with a touch of envy they wondered: why don't we live in a house like that ourselves, a place that must be full of stories?
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If you open a mobile phone shop on an empty street and it's a success, soon the entire street will be full of other mobile phone shops.
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This country now seems scared to take risks on foreigners, to bet on the possibility that the next boat full of strangers might be full of greatness.
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And now, Paltrow has done it again, dropping the official trailer for a new Netflix show that promises to be full of even more shock and awe.
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But until we have some fun new ones to toss around, why not brush up on these since your 2020 is sure to be full of them.
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The space in the middle might be full of work, one's own marriage, a deepening commitment to exercise — whatever you've come to think of as daily life.
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"The air would be full of steam, from the hot water and the hot blood, so that you could not see five feet before you," Sinclair wrote.
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The scramble to assert oneself as a legitimate, relevant musician can be full of pressure, and not everyone walks away with equal amounts of fame and success.
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It might not exactly be full of newly revelatory information on every page, but its themed sections display a great deal of meticulous detail and creative scholarship.
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Maya Rudolph and Martin Short headline the new comedy show that promises to be full of music, stars and unique characters created by the duo of improv experts.
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If you didn't have plans for your long Presidents Day weekend, it looks like your schedule will soon be full of plenty of train robbery and web-slinging.
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If you hold that shit in, you're just going to be full of shit, and then you're going to explode because you have so much shit in you.
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Now, the show's first full-length trailer is here, and it proves that The Perfectionists will be full of fog, intrigue, and at least one particularly bloody murder.
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So, even if life is unlikely to arise on any particular astronomical body, the sheer abundance of creation suggests the night sky should be full of alien civilisations.
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Tesla's Fremont factory is already going to be full of cars, and, originally designed as an auto assembly plant, isn't exactly set up to build a semi truck.
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The best part is that the Synaptics optical fingerprint reader is already in mass production, and 2018 looks set to be full of new smartphones that use it.
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The eerie, megalithic spaces in this game work as a proto-parody of exactly the Viktor Antonov aesthetic we would expect Half-Life 3 to be full of.
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The red carpet will reportedly be full of black, as actresses don the color in protest of the harassment that has become public over the past six months.
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"I wanted the collection to be full of a 1970s-style glamour and feel quintessentially Italian, but take those components and become something new and contemporary," she said.
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And by the looks of every booth, demo and press conference at the show, those shelves are going to be full of VR headsets and VR-related gear.
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The journal will be full of posts written by Apple engineers about their own work using technology for machine learning to create new products for millions of people.
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The world may be full of hate, and this precise moment in time may feel as though we're closer to the brink of global destruction by our hands.
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My house will always be full of books, but I'm more willing to accept the fact that reading is no longer an activity limited to a single medium.
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For a show that has been less overtly political than you might expect, the world's changing geopolitical situation might seem to be full of both promise and peril.
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Avengers: Infinity War may be full of a lot of things—oh lord, so many things—but the domestic trials and tribulations of parenting isn't one of them.
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" The article promised "their match will be one of the most hard fought contests ever witnessed and will be full of pep from the tap of the gong.
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In a couple of months, Ariana Grande's awaited third full-length record Dangerous Woman will be out, another record bound to be full of smooth R&B goodness.
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During a normal March, ESPN's airwaves would be full of NBA games, men and women's NCAA college basketball tournaments and the opening of the Major League Baseball season.
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"We think supermarkets will always be full of food… But the world only has about three months supply of grain in store at any one time," said Cribb.
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"We think supermarkets will always be full of food… But the world only has about three months supply of grain in store at any one time," said Cribb.
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California being California, the ballots will be full of confusing ballot initiatives, one of the more contentious of which is a statewide rent control measure called Proposition 10.
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Though apps, platforms and data brokers are following our every click, keystroke and physical movements via our phones, the profiles they assemble can still be full of errors.
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Actually, we can be quite emotionally violent to one another; general discourse on Twitter is extremely emotionally violent even if it can be full of truths, you know?
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Portman downplayed the political dangers of working through successive votes on amendments — known as a vote-a-rama — which are likely to be full of politically charged measures.
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This year's ceremony promises to be full of star-studded performances from Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Dan + Shay, Old Dominion, Keith Urban and, of course, Underwood herself.
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"I didn't really think there was anything for me at nightclubs, they seemed to be full of "dance music" I though "dance music" was a bit stupid," he says.
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"Despite our inability to truly assess the current state of cultured meat, press coverage alone would make you think that the future will be "full of lab-grown meat.
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Because I want a city full of artists – I mean, I want New York to be full of artists and writers and dancers and, you know – RG: Risk takers?
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Unlike other Bluetooth headphones, which tend to be full of confusing buttons, the Move offers easy-to-use, easy-to-understand controls and a comfortable feel on your head.
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The game looks to be full of a number of horrifying-looking monsters to slay cooperatively, and the competitive multiplayer combat looks more like a traditional first-person shooter.
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But if the way they talk about and look at each other is any indication, the wedding will most certainly be full of love regardless of when it happens.
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Your entrepreneurial journey will be full of ups and downs, but having a great attitude no matter what the situation looks like will take you much further than negativity.
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However, she believes, contrary to her mother, played by Laurie Metcalf, that if she makes it back east somehow, her life will finally be full of art and culture.
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You'll be traveling across America in 1899, avoiding the feds through environments that include cities, deserts, swamplands, and snowy mountains that will be full of predators, prey, and scavengers.
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Essentially, freeways of the future will be full of connected-car chatter, which will allow you to sit back, relax and watch Game of Thrones during your daily commute.
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Once the free market of ideas does its work, the future will be full of educated multiracial atheists who love nothing more than being totally destroyed by John Oliver.
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But a BBC interview Friday morning with Robert Kelly, professor of political science at Pusan National University turned out to be full of chaos, grins, screaming and ... well, children.
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There's nothing Limbaugh can't twist to fit this usual narrative, but declaring Hurricane Irma to be full of climate-inspired media hype took even grizzled media-watches by surprise.
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Whack's discography may not be full of high-energy party songs, but when she raps over dance tracks like Mr. Cheeks' "Lights, Camera, Action!" she certainly finds that energy.
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"While placing the boxes on the ground, Schneck took a clear plastic bottle appearing to be full of a clear liquid from one of the boxes," the complaint said.
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Obama's political grace guarantees that his final days in office will be full of restraint and olive branches, but it's Biden who is providing Trump skeptics some small relief.
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It is a pretty unique clip because the majority of the time Nasukawa's opponent will crumble when he lands it, but Rodtang's head might actually be full of concrete.
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Do we want them to be full of art and music and unique neighborhoods -- or do we want to allow the highest bidder to dominate every nook and cranny?
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As Tim Spector, an However, nutritionists generally agree that an ideal meal for anyone — keto or not — should be full of fresh, fibrous vegetables and low on processed foods.
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Anyone who's ever watched Rosemary's Baby knows that suburban motherhood can be full of horror, but Schweblin exploits the prosaic domesticity of Amanda and Nina's life to dramatic effect.
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Google's annual I/O developer conference starts on Wednesday, and the 2017 edition of the show should be full of news and announcements, just like every year before now.
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For the landscapes to be full of life beyond patrolling Nazis, and the urge to really explore the nooks and crannies of each area to produce a satisfactory bounty.
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Here, the view has long been that all people — even politicians — were entitled to a walled-off, practically sacred part of their lives that may be full of contradictions.
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The weekend will be full of sunshine and blue skies, with a more comfortable temperature of 80 or so on Saturday, but a high of 85 returns on Sunday.
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Google's feed will appear when users open its mobile app; instead of articles shared by friends, it will be full of stuff Google recommends, based on your search history.
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If even half those people give us a summer drop, the whole season will be full of the sounds of some of the best women musicians working right now.
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The next rave you wander into, glow sticks in hand, may be full of toddlers named Molly (or Arrow, or Finnegan) instead of actual molly, and frankly, that's bleak.
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Mr. Eisen wanted to find a quiet place, and the only place to do that, ironically, was a room that would normally be full of other people and cameras.
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Lovingly nicknamed "Pinot G," the pup appears to be full of joy in his forever home, after being found in the same shelter as the owners' other golden, Ramen.
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Expect wry, hilarious non sequiturs muttered in between songs — like "Them Changes" and "Show You the Way" — that will be full of elastic funk grooves and blistering bass solos.
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Look at it this way: If all trout fishing were catch-and-kill, our streams would, at best, be full of anemic, hatchery-raised trout, if any at all.
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It might be full of smart tricks and tips to make a seller out of you, but don't expect the pages to mirror your run-of-the-mill business book.
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From the first clip, Luke Cage looks like it's going to be full of action, cliffhangers, and perhaps even a love story or two (and, yes, plenty of eye candy).
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This year's ceremony also promises to be full of star-studded performances from Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Dan + Shay, Old Dominion, Keith Urban and, of course, Underwood herself.
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As women, we're taught not to toot our own horn, but if there's ever a time to be full of yourself, it's when you're going to ask for a raise.
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But whatever it is, we're sure the video will be full of aquaberry neon vibes dripping in the finest Versace-branded apparel hot and fresh from Riff Raff's codeine castle.
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A massive space anomaly crushes your shuttle as you head to explore the planet, which you quickly discover to be full of hostile green aliens, floating rocks, ancient alien monoliths.
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His brain may be full of expired mayo packets (troll, see troll), but he sure is good at energizing a bunch of frightening people online into doing his maniacal will.
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"You can be full of kindness and love, but you cannot sleep next to a mad dog," Ashin Wirathu, an ultranationalist monk, said in a 2013 sermon, referring to Muslims.
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Now, with four contests over, 154 delegates awarded, and the deep drama of political ebb and flow on full display, we know that March will be full of political madness.
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Many of the reef systems were found to be full of complex species that created distinctive structures and were functioning in spite of deadly marine heat waves in recent years.
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The 280-character tweets will be full of needless words as people get lazy, sloppy and Twitter transforms from its original micro-blog format into a bloated beast of endless nattering.
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Every time I get in the pool, it seems to be full of ancient women, moms with infants, and young men who are either morbidly obese or look like cage fighters.
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I have no doubts that instead of delivering a message of inclusivity and an agenda that benefits all Americans, President Trump's address will be full of innuendo, empty promises and lies.
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Hayden: Kendal is a town with lots of alleys, gullys, and discreet pockets, which would always be full of people who had fallen in there and were up to no good.
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Of course after Trump is eventually driven from office, DC will be full of stories about the quiet yet brave patriots who courageously worked against Trump albeit from behind the scenes.
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"I'm not trying to throw stones at people that are rich, but once again, we will have a field that will be full of millionaires and I'm sure a few billionaires."
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"Rembrandt's Universe: His Art, His Life, His World," Gary Schwartz My whole list would probably be full of painting books if I were to be marooned on an island for real.
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Four older women navigate the trials and triumphs of their older years in this beloved '80s sitcom, proving that your retirement years can still be full of love, lust, and life.
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And again, my inbox would just be full of people who were using you as a marketing mechanism, the same way that IPOs were supposed to be marketing mechanisms in 2100.
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Trump at one point asked Dr. Deborah Birx, the response coordinator of the Coronavirus Task Force, whether the White House briefing room would ever again be full of "very angry" reporters.
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The future appears to be full of possibilities for Alvarez, who moved up to 168 pounds for the fight but insisted he would have no issue in potentially dropping back down.
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Be assured that the first 100 days will be full of sound and fury, but as soon as the public reassumes its normal somnambulance, the script will be business as usual.
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The iPhone 8 is said to be full of new features ranging from an edge-to-edge OLED display that's more colorful and brighter than previous screens, wireless charging and more.
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The White House may be full of Game of Thrones fans, but HBO isn't exactly thrilled by Donald Trump's political memes that put the president in the center of the Westeros action.
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"We expected that Pluto would be full of surprises, but this one knocked our socks off," says Richard Binzel, an MIT professor who has been studying the dwarf planet since the 1980s.
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To hear Bustos describe what the caucus will be like if they win, it will be more diverse, feature more inexperienced members, and it will be full of members from competitive districts.
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President Donald Trump is making his first-ever state visit to the U.K. next week, and the trip across the pond will be full of royal pageantry, D-Day commemorations — and protests.
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The Live team believes this feature will help offset the formality of staged posts: If Instagram feeds can be full of posed shots and perfectly arranged pool floats, Live is the opposite.
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On the run from a horde that turned out to be full of Whisperers, Jesus was killed by a Whisperer while trying to save Eugene and Aaron in a tense, heartbreaking scene.
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We can't promise this weekend's Oscars ceremony will be full of bad behavior (a girl can dream), but luckily there's a whole treasure trove of scandals from bygone years to delight in.
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For the next month, our lives are going to be full of nothing but teasing, hype-building press interviews with the cast of Game of Thrones, and honestly, we're here for it.
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Summer days may be full of rooftop parties, beach trips, and lots of margaritas, but there are a lot of other, less-than-stellar parts of too much fun in the sun.
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Unfortunately, this won't mean the Windows Store will be full of all the desktop apps you know and love like Chrome, Photoshop, or the millions of useful productivity tools available on Windows.
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The first meeting of the 115th Congress will be full of ceremony, as the 435 members of the House of Representatives and a third of the 100-member Senate are sworn in.
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Halep, who finally got over the line at the French Open this month, will be full of confidence, as will Wozniacki after a strong run on the lawns of Eastbourne this week.
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When Souaré is throws a party to celebrate the birth of his daughter, he should be full of joy: A Joal tradition, the party includes an expensive meal, musicians, a sacrificial sheep.
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In the event of an actual nuclear attack, Twitter, Facebook, and whichever other services or websites that remain online will be full of bad info, misinformation, and rumors shared in a panic.
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And while takeoffs offer a particularly pure sense of beginning, a landing is a beginning, too — one that can be full of anticipation for the new world we'll soon be walking through.
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This weekend happens to be full of some pretty incredible fall sales so we've picked out three brands that are serving up some of the best deals for you to start shopping now.
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After you visit a few worlds, your ship will be full of local knickknacks, each with a story attached, and you'll have a camera roll full of strange memories from far-flung places.
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I had imagined that BLONDE / BLOND might be full of Legally Blonde-style sorority sisters with their tiny dogs, and many of the clients I meet are indeed white women in their 20s.
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"I'm not trying to throw stones at people that are rich, but once again, we will have a field that will be full of millionaires and I'm sure a few billionaires," he said.
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Kanye will have all eyes on him Sunday morning when he takes the stage with Joel Osteen -- which normally isn't an issue -- except this time, the crowd won't be full of Yeezy fans.
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Vows 8 Photos View Slide Show ' In a relationship that would be full of unusual challenges, Kevin Hillery faced an all-too-typical one just months after he and Shannon Beydler started dating.
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The biggest surprise when we bring new people in, like Bill Shine, it's like, 'I thought this place was gonna be full of backstabbers and chaos and, Chief, people all like each other.
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Live music, like life, is bound to be full of surprises; perhaps fans need a reminder that if they want to pick their playlist, they don't need to shame an artist off stage.
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Though the ground was known to be full of I.E.D.s, some pesh merga cut one another off as they careered over suspicious patches of dirt and objects, racing to get into the action.
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Each Israeli election is a day off for those who want it, at great cost to the Israeli economy as a whole, though the parks are expected to be full of happy picnickers.
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For the third year in a row, there's a new Star Wars film releasing in December, and by this time Friday the world will be full of volatile Last Jedi spoilers at every turn.
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Based on his early internet Usenet messages, Farenthold is a man who cares deeply about the accuracy of Die Hard 2's telecom tech, and also that Jimmy Buffet videos be full of boobs.
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All three remaining days promise to be full of passionate speeches that argue against what was said at last week's Republican National Convention and offer the Democratic Party's vision for the next four years.
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That this moment, whenever it happens, is almost always too soon, and that the lives people see will be full of endless charm and beauty, is the subject of Will Eno's delightful "Wakey Wakey".
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A third-party expert in the inner workings of the eSlate says the problems likely aren't the result of hacking, but rather of the state using equipment it knows to be full of bugs.
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If you've done your homework, and made a reasonably good match with what the investor is looking for and what your startup is pitching, your dance card will soon be full of investor meetings.
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"If Blackwood was a museum it'd be full of rubble and shit," they famously said of their valleys hometown, but they also perform in front of a Welsh flag persistently tacked to the amps.
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"You can be full of kindness and love, but you cannot sleep next to a mad dog," Ma Ba Tha's best-known ultranationalist monk, Ashin Wirathu, said in a 2013 sermon, referring to Muslims.
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Especially when you're a first-time founder, people will be full of tips for you, but as she put it: "If they're not an operator or they haven't been in your shoes — ignore them."
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Keeping Score PARIS — The French Open men's singles final between Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem on Sunday was everything fans expect clay-court tennis to be: full of long rallies capped by tremendous winners.
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Earlier this year, former New York Times editor Jill Abramson's book Merchants of Truth was discovered to contain passages copied from other authors, and alleged to be full of simple factual errors as well.
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"If his past statements are any indication," then Trump's speech "will be full of malice and misinformation," the Democratic leaders said Monday night in a joint statement calling for Democrats to be given equal airtime.
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Those same atmospheric rivers which bring allllllll the moisture can also be full of very warm air since they are, after all, coming from the extra-warm El Niño-fied tropical waters of the Pacific.
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She enthusiastically says yes and then runs out to a helicopter where Owen and Teddy happen to be sitting — why do I already suspect these flashbacks are going to be full of magical thinking moments?
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Hassan, a lanky young man who asked that his real name not be used, warned his contact that the prison was likely to be full of detainees — innocents, kidnapped or jailed by the jihadi group.
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Unfortunately for them, they wound up walking right into the path of a security camera, which caught them rooting around in the wilderness with a grocery bag believed to be full of the little guys.
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The parts of New York City where I live and walk must be full of trash, home to the skittering Morlocks of the Pokémon world, because I've collected a treasure trove of C-list Pokémon.
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In Wednesday's result, a gritty comeback for a tie — seen out by a nine-man team — his squad showed it could be full of fight and dangerous on offense, thanks to Villa, even when wounded.
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"They're going to put that peach on a shelf because it has my signature and in 10 days, it's going to putrefy and their entire place is going to be full of fruit flies," he joked.
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The Droid Shop is also set to be full of animated droids of all kinds, and its exterior will have droids interacting with guests via the PLAY Disney Parks app and getting a refreshing lubricant bath.
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And the post-panel Q&A—always a plethora of off-beat questions—will likely be full of wonderfully excited Whovians ready to hop in a TARDIS and follow Whittaker to the ends of the Earth.
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So in reality, the real concern isn't the dye — it's the food itself, which tends to be full of simple carbs, sugar, and/or alcohol that we shouldn't be eating in excess at every meal anyway.
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But when Eminem came out, furious and hilarious and basically apolitical, he was pushed back against by a pearl-clutching political class that he found to be full of hypocrites and sellouts, chief among them Clinton.
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Mr Cass's response to Storm King, a sculpture park in upstate New York, was that it had great art, but most of it was 40 years old: his park would not be full of outdated works.
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," they wrote.
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And I think she influences my style because she is so full of life and so joyful that it just makes me — I don't want to be young, but I want to be full of energy.
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The fair will be full of major American galleries like David Zwirner, Gagosian and Marian Goodman Gallery, alongside international heavyweights from 15 nations, such as London's White Cube, Kukje Gallery from Seoul and Mexico City's OMR.
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Does that mean the trailer's going to be full of some heavy plot details, like who the hell Snoke is, or that Rey is actually the illegitimate daughter of Obi-Wan and Aunt Beru or whatever?
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," they said.
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Or perhaps it's just hard to watch an episode that's constantly explaining itself as it goes along, just as it's hard to watch an episode stretched out to 90 minutes be full of relatively dead air.
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I complain about constructing a lot — it's an activity that can be full of disappointment, as plenty of puzzles just don't work out, and that's a genuine pain — but in truth, I mostly find it relaxing.
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Each day, you'll get a new batch of matches, which is fine if you've made good decisions in the past, but bad if one day's batch happens to be full of people you're not interested in.
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," the statement said.
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The 2019 Billboard Music Awards are going down tonight, and while we're sure the evening will be full of memorable performances and meme-able moments, we're here to discuss all the looks that slayed the red carpet.
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If we thought the 2010s were occupied by the Kardashian-Jenners, the future is sure to be full of all the cool things Mason Disick, North West, and the rest of the gang will be up to.
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Warren has also written hits for Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, TLC, Aaliyah, and Mariah Carey, so not only could the show be full of earworms, Hough may be flexing her singing chops along with her acting skills.
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The February 1 budget is expected to be full of measures aimed at appealing to angry farmers - whose incomes have been badly hurt by low crop prices - and small businesses, in an attempt to increase job creation.
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The mansion's kitchen and ballroom are also said to be full of paranormal activity, as the hotel's chef once reported an apparition of a man dressed in a military uniform, according to The Press of Atlantic City.
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If that wasn't enough, the tabloids will be full of sensational stories of corruption within Cuomo's administration as his right-hand man faces bribery charges, and a series of trials involving the governor's signature "Buffalo Billion" program.
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Because of this, I'd have to up my mattress order, adding a few twin-sized MINNESUNDs, as they are thinner than the MORGEDAL, and my shelter walls will already be full of adequately protective books and dirt.
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"It will be more difficult to do that in October, that's for sure, because all of the network will be full of things getting ready for Christmas so there will be less capacity," Dave Lewis told the BBC.
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"The President's address … will be full of malice and misinformation," Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the house, and Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority leader, said in a statement on Monday, noting Trump's history of misstatements and factual distortions.
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So, the whole thing is just going to be full of space nerds and I don&apost to be there in a place where there is nothing to do and nobody but space nerds to do nothing with.
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Maybe they would be full of narrative inventions — or maybe they would feel like modern-day full-motion video games, which had a brief moment of popularity as PC games in the 1990s before giving way to animations.
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With so many bops being released on the daily (and with Carly Rae Jepsen blessing us with her entire discography), your Pride playlist may already be full of jams that you want to listen to all month long.
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Meghan Markle's fancy royal wardrobe made be full of bespoke Givenchy and rumored to be worth almost $1 million dollars, but her latest fashion find is one that won't break the bank — and it's from everyone's favorite brand.
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They needed that edge, Mendoza explained to me a few weeks ago, because they knew a Facebook group that big would be full of other marketers, waiting to swoop in as soon as a juicy message was public.
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The scene then cuts to the two of them on a dark bridge away from the event, and Dilton hands Archie a backpack of what I thought could be full of jingle jangle, but was instead a gun.
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While there are many lattes that claim to be full of nutrients and super ingredients, activated charcoal actually does have a proven detoxing effect on your digestive system, according to Brit + Co, when consumed in the right quantity.
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Slap an R rating on something and give it to the team that brings "phrasing," animated nudity, and cartoon gunfights (complete with blood!) and you can bet that this visit to 1776 will be full of unexpected twists.
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It seemed like an easy target: the earnestness of its intentions, the $1150 glamping packages, my expectation that it would be full of Coachella-style trust fund bohemians who got their social justice philosophies off a t-shirt.
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Walmart has been referring to themselves (and rightfully so) as America's Best Toy Shop this year, so we assumed that the 2018 Black Friday ad would be full of mostly toys with not much else — we were wrong.
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As per usual, Trump used the event to ramble on about how great and special he is, stating that if it wasn't for him the U.S. would be full of windmills knocking birds out of the air. Really.
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"Four to six or eight weeks after infection, their blood should be full of antibodies that will neutralize the virus and that will theoretically limit the infection," said Vineet Menachery, a virologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch.
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As the virus spreads, concert promoters, club operators and artists' managers are contemplating a difficult year that could be full of postponements and cancellations — and with that, the potential for millions or even billions of dollars in lost income.
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With retirement around the bend for Wade, the game will be full of nostalgia — not only for Wade, but for the partnership he formed with James (and Chris Bosh) in Miami when superstar conglomerates were still a novel concept.
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At the end of the night, your stomach will be full of delicious cheesy, spicy, meaty tamales, and you'll be ready to full-on party by slipping into the deep sleep that follows a feast of tequila and cornmeal.
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A rendering of the new office complex built inside the old Vancouver General Post OfficeImage: City of VancouverInstead, the new Amazon office will be full of nerds working on things like machine learning, cloud computing, and of course, e-commerce technology.
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The future is also going to be full of drunk people tackling said robots for fun, which is going to be very funny right up until the point corporations pass robot hate crime laws in order to protect their property.
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The most charitable way to interpret what The Greatest Showman is doing is flipping the script on Barnum, letting the "freaks" take a tale that had to be full of suffering in real life and make it their fight song.
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Speaking of effects, the movie's looking to be full of them, ranging from floating, all-knowing celestial beings to herds of CGI flower animals, and kids traversing invisible obstacle courses to fully embrace the whole twisted-physics thing that's going on.
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The English language may be full of unnecessarily gendered terms — like boyfriend, girlfriend, niece, nephew, uncle, or aunt — but there has to be a gender-neutral way to refer to our loved ones who don't fit within the gender binary.
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Warming winter temperatures have caused more of California's winters to be full of rain rather than snow, leading the more than 1,000 dams that the state uses to store water, generate power, and stave off potential floods to fill more quickly.
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" President Bachelet, who was elected as Chile's leader in 2014, also shared her own experiences with misogyny, telling Bee as an example, "If a president would be moved by something, his eyes would be full of tears, he would be sensitive.
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An opinion piece published on Wednesday in the Global Times, a widely read Chinese tabloid, said the United States wants to be the only winner in its conflict with China, but history says that approach will be full of risks.
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The site created a "high school yearbooks can be full of surprises" moment with all the funniest and strangest photos people have been sharing of their yearbooks, and we really do have to hand it to them for their creativity.
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," they said in a joint press release.
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As the area was already known to be full of weed growers, they decided to drastically slow down on raiding weed farms—instead, they offered growers tags and flags for $8,000 that would make them immune from being a police target.
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A planned film adaptation of "Lord of the Flies," the 1954 novel that examined the inherent evil of humanity through an island of boys without adult supervision, will have a provocative twist: This time, the island will be full of girls.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Roberto Martinez's swashbuckling Belgium side head into Tuesday's semi-final with familiar foes France as the World Cup's leading scorers, but their old rivals have evolved as the tournament has progressed and will also be full of confidence.
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The look of the customers in the packed dining room suggested that Elystan Street will be full of old friends from the Square and prosperous Chelseans from the neighborhood, which means that reservations ought to be made well in advance.
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"The Super Bowl is a major event for Americans, and with high turnout of travelers from Philadelphia and Boston, we anticipate the stadium to be full of fans from both teams," said Daniel Durazo, director of communications at Allianz Global Assistance USA.
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No matter — by any name, they're virtually guaranteed to be full of white people eager to partake in the tradition of paying exorbitant prices for goods/services that can easily be produced/rendered with a quick Google search and small bit of effort.
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Entertainment doesn't need to be full of blood sprays and naked bodies to be entertaining, obviously, but the Journal's report suggests that Apple's desire to keep even the sternest of brows unfurrowed has hurt its lineup and could ultimately delay launch day.
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Based on the 30-second trailer, it looks like the documentary will be full of standard rock star stuff: Styles has a typewriter and then a Moleskine notebook; he's sleeping and then he's scuba diving; he's super nervous and then he's screaming.
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Here's one of them: To this day, authorities refuse to do real-time testing of the amount of fentanyl in illicit street drugs — stuff that anyone can buy, anywhere, right now — and publish warnings if they're found to be full of deadly poison.
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On June 25, Baldwin will be the man of the hour at One Night Only: Alec Baldwin — an evening expected to be full of laughter where he will be joined by his friends and luminaries from the film, television and comedy worlds.
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The former Beyoncé backup dancer had the audience on their feet after her performance on Monday's season premiere of the ABC dance competition — and soon that audience will be full of some familiar faces: her former Glee costars Naya Rivera and Kevin McHale.
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Twitter will be a mess, or more so than usual; News sites will be all SOTU quotes and fact checks; YouTube will be full of snips and clips and horrible comments; Reddit and the rest of the social web will be overrun.
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"Even when the world around us will be full of sensors and every device will be connected – which will take considerable time — I still wonder if a single device will have to be a constant," said Carolina Milanesi, an analyst with Creative Strategies.
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Sure, people might be full of shit or exaggerating on these days, but there will be a generous, open-minded energy in the air, and everyone will be open to being vulnerable about their emotions and connecting on a deep spiritual level.
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Merkel, playing host to the international G20 conference on Friday and Saturday in her hometown of Hamburg, has seemingly ensured the conference will be full of prickly issues for Trump, whose relationship with the powerful German leader has so far been frosty.
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Jonathan Nolan's Westworld arrives at long last on October 2nd, which promises to be full of all kinds of strange, horrifying dystopian imagery, and then HBO Now is bringing it home by offering audiences an idea of what true terror looks like.
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The idea dominated conversation on my walk back to the hotel, and while the festival is going to be full of wash, rinse, repeat cycles of movies and writing and movies and writing, there's some solace to be had in that tiny fact.
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the president's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," the two Democratic leaders said in a statement.
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This week's much-anticipated hearing with former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE promises to be full of high political drama.
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Naturally, the whole vacation will be full of highly Instagrammable experiences, including a private guided tour of the Acropolis, a jeep safari tour of Mykonos' best beaches, a sunset sailing trip in Santorini, and a private home-hosted cooking class in Crete.
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Though he did not go into detail, the comment was an invitation for asset managers and index compilers to come up with some "Abenomics" ETFs which would be full of listed firms doing their bit to revive consumption and the broader economy.
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"These twists and turns result in convoluted, individualized routes that can be full of detours and setbacks unexpected by students envisioning a simpler pipeline, and complicated by policies and restrictions at both CCs and four-year receiving institutions," Lyon and Denner write.
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In the meantime, The Times Opinion report will be full of commentary on the big stories, like the government shutdown and President Trump's foreign policy — and, as always, you can find links to the Opinion report at the bottom of the newsletter.
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But if he had any doubts, this past weekend surely cleared them up: The biggest testament to an effective parody is that the subject, while he may be full of rage and spitting nails, never misses the chance to catch the latest edition.
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November is going to be full of romantic betrayals and new commitments for you, Virgo — the only unknown is who you'll be in this analogy: the flighty, emerging artist; the dejected mid-size gallerist; or the blue-chip, mega-dealer sugar daddy?
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But after The Cabin in the Woods, any movie made by Drew Goddard is expected to be full of twists, and Bad Times at the El Royale delivers on that promise — so outlining what happens next in any detail risks spoiling the fun.
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Shoup recommends that cities apply something like Uber's infamous surge pricing to parking: If a block tends to be full of parked cars at a particular time of day, the city should charge more, and if the demand is lower, it should charge less.
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While it may not be full of brain surgeons, Congress does have people from all walks of life and with a diverse set of experiences who are helping us to produce fresh ideas and out-of-the-box solutions to address what ails Congress.
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The earnings period is also about to get underway and that could also be full of surprises — both positive and negative since earnings growth has peaked this year at over 25 percent and forecasts from companies for next year could be even weaker than expected.
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Honestly, more than reading any detailed scientific primer, watching a guy serve salad with a carbon-fiber arm that takes cues from his brain convinced me that the future is going be full of cyborgs, and that the rest of us will be be jealous.
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However, Moriarty does function as a fitting metaphor for the problems that plagued Sherlock since his first appearance in season one: Much like Moriarty himself, the series has proven to be full of a lot of ego and showmanship, but ultimately not much else.
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It's got a text conversation spread down either cheek, which I suppose could be the artist's way of saying that, while we may all be full of shit, we'll eventually figure out some way to reach across the cracks to find our other half. Maybe?
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," Schumer and Pelosi said in a joint statement on Monday night.
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His Everest exploits were by then only half-remembered: He was enjoying truly well-deserved fame for discovering what is known as the Skaergaard Intrusion in East Greenland, suspecting that this formidably important scientific find might also be full of gold and precious metals.
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In this NATO summit, because Trump has frequently dressed down NATO counterpart and asked them to increase defense spending, so the market worries that this NATO summit will be full of combat and tension, it may be even part on bad terms as G7 summit.
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Any good dog owner should know that "the law of civility" requires them to bring a bag on walks, but Chuck's slippery slope scenario, in which the plazas and homes of New York City are going to be full of figurative poop, is a little much.
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That judgment will start with what is worn to the inauguration, an event that will send a very clear signal about his and his family's intentions when it comes to sartorial semiology: whether it will be full of content, or simply style and fancy, signifying nothing.
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Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai had said in a blog post on Sunday that the search giant was partnering with the U.S. government to create a website by Monday night that would be full of resources and links focused on the potentially deadly respiratory illness COVID-19.
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In the middle of a computer science class, Marcus Holloway—an aspiring hacker whose school record would be full of computer-prank-related misdemeanors if he hadn't already figured out long ago how to periodically wipe it clean—found out what those paper tear-offs were.
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God may be "full of mercy" (liturgical words from the prayer for the dead), but he hogs all the available mercy for himself, and "Were God not full of mercy / there would be mercy in the world, and not just in Him" ("God Full of Mercy").
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Speaking by cellphone from an Amtrak train rolling through upstate New York bound for Montreal, a long-planned trip with a friend, Mr. Kenton said that as soon as he heard about the derailment of Train 501, he worried that it would be full of rail enthusiasts.
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One team of researchers from the Universities of California Los Angeles and San Diego considered the interaction between black holes that formed in the seconds after the big bang and neutron stars, dense masses of neutrons only a few miles across that happen to be full of pasta.
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a joint statement.
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Dolan wasn't sure if the company will release the product in stores after crowdfunding but, if the movie in which Robert DeNiro is an intern is any indication, this move by an "old" brand into a new space will be full of love, laughter, and a little learning.
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I don't think she has a cohesive message for Queen, because based on her Elle interview, she seems to be full of contradictions at the moment—for example, disparaging the use of sexuality for money while releasing a long-anticipated album with her breasts out on the cover.
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The control scheme works well and it feels better optimized on my phone than it does on PC. The early rounds might be full of bots, but there's real players in there too and it's fun to duel with them while we both rapidly pound on our phones' touchscreens.
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As long as TikTok exists, it will be full of people making bizarre, goofy content, but for it to truly stay weird it would have to deprioritize the corporations that are willing to spend lots of money to advertise there, and that isn't going to happen anytime soon.
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" While Schneck was placing the boxes on the ground, the complaint said, he "took a clear plastic bottle appearing to be full of a clear liquid from one of the boxes" and then "proceeded to drink from the bottle, then immediately spit the liquid on the ground next him.
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TIMPF: It&aposs going to be full of teens, but honestly, I don&apost know what business would ever think it&aposs a good idea to take business away from itself, which is exactly what it did here but it&aposs because they are focusing on political correctness over logic.
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Bitmoji's CEO and co-founder Ba Blackstock, who also created, wrote, and directed Bitmoji TV, described the new show to Variety as "the return of Saturday morning cartoons," and based on descriptions of the show by TechCrunch, it seems like the episodes will be full of silly antics and shenanigans.
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Iowa demonstrates the utter lack of predictability this year — but a Bloomberg versus Trump contest would be full of mind boggling ironies: Two septuagenarian New York billionaires, running in an increasingly populist country; the Democratic candidate a former Republican mayor, while the incumbent Republican president was a Democrat for most of his life.
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Even the killer, who seems to be in a perpetually infantilized state, can be viewed as a kind of anti-Santa: He starts by scaling the roof, and hides out in an attic that seems to be full of old and discarded gifts — including that classic childhood Christmas gift the rocking horse.
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Action movies used to be full of scenes of glorious bullshit like that flying split: Consider the original Hard Target, where Van Damme stands on his motorcycle like it's a surfboard, jumps over an oncoming van full of bad guys, and then wheels around and shoots the van so that it explodes.
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Where Are MY Keys Detroit Edition Who: Young Marco, Tim Sweeney, Honey Soundsystem Where: Marble Bar When: 9AM-6AM Hosted by Beats in Space Radio, this function will be full of crate-digging house, disco, and other left-field specials from Amsterdam's Young Marco, New York's Tim Sweeney, and SF's Honey Soundsystem. 35.
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For all we wish that life might be full of grand adventures, of our friends saving the literal universe, most of it is just making tiny choices to do the right thing here and there, shifting the moral calculus of the universe in edge cases that don't matter but also don't not matter.
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The circumstellar nebula of a metal-rich star will be full of elements like silicon and oxygen, which react to form quartz; carbon, which forms sooty particles all by itself; and iron and magnesium, which even chemists would recognise as metals, that either form solid grains by themselves or react with quartz to form silicates.
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Your Copy of Avast&aposs &aposPC Cleaner&apos CCleaner Could Be Full of Malware, Update NowAccording to its parent company Avast, more than 723 million people use the performance…Read more ReadSecurity researchers at Cisco's Talos released a new report today that intensifies the alarm bells and provides more details on those who were affected.
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I started getting extremely worried that the new subway lines they were at that time digging in London would hit a plague pit, and that the city would be full of dead bodies on carts and mass graves, and of course that my family would all die with pustules and swollen armpits and waxy faces.
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At a recent training session in northern Virginia, most of the roughly 50 women who spent the day in a hotel conference room were trying to begin campaigns to run for county or city offices – which Emily's List officials say was evidence that the pipeline will be full of women for decades to come.
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Here is Dick Van Dyke singing to Janet Leigh about not being so grouchy: In addition to the black square smile and the song, Mr. Eaton-Salners has cleverly run BREAK INTO A SMILE right through the smile itself, and by the end of all this, you should definitely be FULL OF GOOD CHEER (54A).
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Giddens's character on "Nashville" is one of the most perfect examples on film of what Spike Lee has called the "magical Negro"—the black character whose role in a white film is to be full of wisdom, to save the white characters' souls, and then to disappear or cease to matter to the story.
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His administration will be full of people like Tom Price — who would lead the nation's health department while opposing basic health coverage for women under the Affordable Care Act — and Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who was once the Congress member responsible for launching the GOP's war on Planned Parenthood in the first place.
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And while we may be full of ourselves while producing the poem, novel or memoir — drunk on the power of language or subject matter, and buried in laughter or fury or whatever we're dreaming up at the time — when we come up for a breather, there sit the words settled on the page, unmoved and unmoving.
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"Any deal is bound to be full of compromises which one group or another in Parliament finds difficult to stomach," he wrote, adding that this "could also lead to a situation where the prime minister faces a standoff with Parliament over a deal that will have taken two years to negotiate and is nearly impossible to change."
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Sometime around 2010, Forrest Fenn—an octogenarian millionaire who'd made his fortune as an art dealer— hid a treasure chest full of gold and jewels somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, north of Santa Fe. He then self-published a memoir, The Thrill of the Chase, complete with a poem believed to be full of clues leading to the loot's resting place.
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And the carpeted world was the executive suite where Elizabeth would hold forth and would convince even Tyler — who knew how badly things were working in the tile world — but he would come up to the carpeted world and after a 10-minute conversation with Elizabeth, he'd be full of dreams and visions of how this was all gonna change the world.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's State of the Union address will undoubtedly be full of bragging and superlatives, which most folks have learned to brush off with a smile.
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Lyrically, metal usually focuses on two post-mortal themes: a) there's nothing, and this life is Heaven or Hell depending on what we make of it; or b) there's Hell, which'll be full of fire and awesome Boschian demons with flamethrowers for cocks (the common Door #3 is Valhalla, the eternal mead hall of Viking warriors killed in battle, but let's be real, that's just Heaven with booze and punching).
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"Now that the television networks have decided to air the President's address, which if his past statements are any indication will be full of malice and misinformation, Democrats must immediately be given equal airtime," Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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My favorite, which had no actual numbers, was one of the occasional puzzle tricks that I remember thinking of once in the past, probably at one of those family meetings where everyone somberly discusses what to do when the piano falls through the ceiling and we need to know how to settle all the unforeseen debts (the piano was supposed to be full of rare coins, but they were worthless, all lead slugs).
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Tom Cruise is a spectacularly entertaining actor with a graceful fighting stance and a winning smile, and the other action franchise he leads, Mission: Impossible, is exactly what an action movie ought to be: full of insane, cathartic stunts (recall the last film, Rogue Nation, where he hung from an airplane as it took off and also pencil-dived into a vortex), structured around a silly plot, with a subtle self-awareness of its own over-the-top ridiculousness.
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Well, aside from the usual TVs, automotive technology, drones, and VR spectacles, we'll also have a live Twitter show that you can tune into on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 7:0003PM ET / 4:30PM PT. And keep your eye out for some fun stuff, such as a Facebook Messenger bot from Circuit Breaker that will serve up gadgets on demand and a running live blog of the entire CES experience that will be full of color commentary from Verge staff.
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"At the risk of using a Halloween pun, we're sure that the Republican tax plan will be full of tricks for the middle class and full of treats for the wealthiest Americans and the biggest corporations," Senate Democratic Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (N.
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Another way to view this list, of course, is that it shows the opportunity Netflix's new rivals will have as they boot up their own streaming services: Disney+ is stocked with Disney movies and shows you've heard of (plus The Simpsons from Fox); AT&T's HBO Max will be full of movies and shows made by AT&T's Warner Bros studio; and Comcast's Peacock will have movies made by Universal Studios and shows you may have seen on NBC at some point.
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In fact, when the Toast ran its long anticipated "If Tom Hiddleston Were Your Boyfriend" piece, his love of silly dancing was a prominent feature: If Tom Hiddleston were your boyfriend, your life would be full of moments where you'd just be standing in your yoga pants with your hair sticking up, waiting for the kettle to boil, when suddenly he'd pop up next to you and exclaim, "Dance break!" and you'd find yourself jitterbugging or tangoing or doing some other dance that you didn't actually know you knew how to do, while the kettle whistled.
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