It's more likely to be packed with hundreds of people.
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On Valentine's Day, it would be packed with men who'd procrastinated.
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Safe to say this movie will be packed with comedic talent.
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Teranga's menu will be packed with traditional ingredients from West Africa.
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It's pretty common for the line to be packed with first-timers.
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Straight away it is obvious that this show will be packed with tense moments.
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February will be packed with three Democratic debate hosted in the remaining early voting states.
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In a rational world, the two leaders' agenda would be packed with must-solve problems.
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These will be packed with enough sensors and artificial intelligence to follow adversaries' submarines automatically.
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Who knew the murder of a teenage girl could be packed with so many chuckles?
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In theory, a building could be packed with small emitters; however, experts called it unlikely.
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Your whole home, office and car will be packed with these waiting computers and sensors.
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It should be packed with action verbs, and quantified results that showcase the impact you made.
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The room will be packed with founders, investors — and tech journalists from more than 113 media outlets.
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The night will be packed with performances — the show features the longest lineup in CMT Awards history!
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But, at least we can expect it to be packed with the latest technology upon its release.
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At La Terraza de Bonanza, any given bomba night is bound to be packed with young people.
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The shrimp will be packed with flavor and serious heat, ready to dip in your zesty cocktail sauce.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 will be packed with a veritable who's who of mobility movers, shakers and makers.
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Every year, audiences can expect theaters to be packed with superhero movies, animated adventures, and other franchise favorites.
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It was clear beforehand that a Goldman Sachs earnings call this week would be packed with questions about succession.
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Two districts in Dallas were found to be "packed" with Hispanic voters, decreasing Hispanic voting power in nearby areas.
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Your to-do list might be packed with purchasing your dream dress, securing your venue, testing out cake flavors.
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That's why lip balms that just so happened to be packed with SPF are a saving grace come summertime.
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But I didn't expect it to be packed with semi-autonomous features, as the Q60 is a sport coupe.
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"If we had this race in Italy, Austria, Norway, Sweden, it would be packed with 50,000 people," Svindal said.
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By noon, the sandy white beaches would be packed with sunbathers, gaggles of tipsy spring breakers, and children playing.
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Valentine's Day falls on a Friday this year, so restaurants are sure to be packed with people on dates.
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If there were any evidence, Pruitt's every statement to the press or the public wouldn't be packed with gobbledygook.
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GDC will be packed with VR news from developers this year as virtual reality becomes an entertainment reality in 2016.
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And that is a shame, because there is tremendous potential there, and the track deserves to be packed with fans.
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On summer nights, the area around Notre-Dame tends to be packed with tourists, skateboarders, fire dancers and sidewalk musicians.
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If you were shown a précis of "The Founder," you might well assume it to be packed with salty satire.
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Scouts should put their trail-clearing skills to work at Trump's rallies, which tend to be packed with millions of Americans.
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The courtyard of a mosque across from the square here used to be packed with migrants waiting to depart for Greece.
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You might assume that the Trump Bar would be packed with his supporters during these crucial final weeks of the election.
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One caveat: Most people eat canned version of beans and other legumes, which will be packed with salt as a preservative.
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Unsurprisingly, the list consisted largely of whole foods and barely any processed foods, as those tend to be packed with sweeteners.
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Given the sheer number and variety of stars within these clusters, it seems reasonable to think they'd also be packed with life.
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It also comes just months before the release of the next iPhone, which is rumored to be packed with expensive new hardware.
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The schedule Trump's schedule will be packed with many events alongside her husband, but she will also make excursions on her own.
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His classes were packed with hundreds of students, and I think his classes once again will be packed with hundreds of students.
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Whether you spend the feast with family or friends or all alone, the day can be packed with friction and faux pas.
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The study, by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, found the Android version of the Ring app to be "packed" with third-party trackers.
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Venues, parties, and especially festivals tend to be packed with more alcohol, distractions, and strangers in one place than in the outside world.
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Take note: Your Instagram will probably be packed with photos and Boomerangs of neon contraceptive signs, glittering disco balls, and giant flowers (#sorrynotsorry).
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The star phoned her friend Dave O. to "just invite people over" and didn't expect the guest list to be packed with celebrities.
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The leaderboard may not be packed with household names but the frontrunners bring legitimate credentials to what should be an intriguing Sunday showdown.
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Tables spilling onto the pavements of Sakarya street would usually be packed with students and office workers at lunchtime and in the evenings.
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But unlike Skylander, each toy will be packed with technology, including a Bluetooth Low Energy radio, Dual ARM processors, accelerometers and RGB LEDs.
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As more canisters are buried, the holes and tunnels — up to 2120 miles of them — will be packed with clay and eventually abandoned.
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The outbreak is hitting during China's Lunar New Year holiday, a time when Walt Disney's Shanghai Disney would normally be packed with tourists.
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See, in order to keep dehydrated meat shelf-stable, and give jerky that scrumptious meaty flavor, the meat has to be packed with salt.
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The new planes will be packed with more modern technology for video conferencing, plus the ability to refuel in midair and travel longer distances.
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Even though a few of the flavors seem like they'd be packed with sugar, Saladshots actually uses agave nectar instead of the processed stuff.
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The iPhone 8 is expected to launch in September and will likely be packed with a bunch of new hardware including facial recognition technology.
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It wouldn't be a night of Grey's Anatomy and Scandal finales if it wasn't already guaranteed to be packed with panic, destruction, and grief.
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Too often, games prioritize content and 'value'—the notion that a game must be packed with activities so it justifies its price—over wonder. .
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And from the look of the lineup he released on Thursday, the thing is going to be packed with killer guests, AV Club reports.
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The event is open to the public, and the arena will be packed with thousands of Kobe's fans, close friends, and NBA co-workers.
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This is a reminder: The bill is going to be packed with interesting provisions and items people aren't even talking about publicly right now.
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A resort city founded in 1871 that is about an hour from New York in light traffic, Asbury Park used to be packed with hotels.
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Flavored yogurts, especially fruity ones with jellies or jams, can be packed with sugar, and sugar can fuel the growth of vaginal yeast, she adds.
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Click ahead for a first peek at how Clips will look and know this — come April, your Instagram feed will be packed with these videos.
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Future wilderness regions could be packed with wild animals that have human edits etched into their genes, which is both a fantastic and frightening thought.
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If the final population reaches 6,000 or so, as expected, the shelter will be packed with almost twice as many people as its estimated capacity.
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The 120-seat gallery will be packed with reporters and news producers who may have to line up before dawn to chronicle the trial firsthand.
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Shanghai Disney is closing until further notice at a time when theme park would normally be packed with tourists during Saturday's Lunar New Year holiday.
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HBO's Game of Thrones is usually filled with blood and gore, but at Comic-Con in San Diego, it'll be packed with jokes and musical numbers.
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The 211-seat gallery will be packed with reporters and news producers who may have to line up before dawn to chronicle the trial first-hand.
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Shanghai Disney is closing until further notice at a time when the theme park would normally be packed with tourists during the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's getting married to Brad Falchuk this Saturday in the Hamptons, PEOPLE confirms — and the guest list is sure to be packed with A-list friends.
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The Rockaway Narcissus Garden, a simple ferry ride away from Pier 11 in lower Manhattan, will be packed with art appreciators and amateur influencers alike this summer.
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Apple is expected to unveil three new iPhones later this year with one being an anniversary edition model which is expected to be packed with top features.
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He will arrive in a Midtown neighborhood soon to be packed with big-name chefs in skyscrapers, including Daniel Humm, Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi and Joël Robuchon.
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The Stranger Things machine comes in three versions — Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition — and they all look to be packed with cool Stranger Things art and references.
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It will be packed with live podcasts, musical spotlights, food and drinks selected by Eater, and immersive experiences, like a pop-up game room curated by Polygon.
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Jerrod Blandino of Too faced revealed on Instagram a new piece to the set: a heart-shaped, zippered makeup bag that appears to be packed with mini products.
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If you can't squeeze yourself into this panel, and it's a good bet you won't, this year's Comic-Con will be packed with Star Trek content and commerce.
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According to Airlines for America, a trade group for the travel industry, Wednesday, August 30, through Tuesday, September 5, are going to be packed with passengers this year.
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If the weather isn't stressful enough, our van happens to be packed with a bunch of illicit shit stashed in the bottom of a tin of cheese puffs.
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So at the end of its stay at the space station, the cargo ship will be packed with all manner of refuse for a trip to the incinerator.
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So the cargo ship, at the end of its stay at the space station, will be packed with all manner of refuse for a trip to the incinerator.
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Shanghai Disney is closing until further notice at a time when the Walt Disney theme park would normally be packed with tourists during Saturday's Lunar New Year holiday.
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The next 4-hours will be packed with freebies, not only is Chipotle bringing back its boorito deal today but tomorrow, Ben & Jerry's is giving away free scoops.
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By the time Ford moves employees into the facility by 22008, Corktown should be packed with upstart restaurants, bars and shops, ready to take the money of Ford engineers.
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And in a year that looks to be packed with huge names and plenty of blockbusters, Nier: Automata could well end up being a must-have for action fans.
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That's not terribly surprising, considering how RED wants this phone to be packed with bleeding-edge tech, while serving as the base for a potentially huge modular camera system.
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Their résumés may be packed with accomplishments (if not championship rings), but for fans with short memories, Howard and Anthony's future induction is being treated as an open question.
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Biden's camp as well as some neutral Democratic observers are convinced Ramos would look for a similar moment at the convention, which will be packed with progressive immigration activists.
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In a few minutes Room 21944 in New York City's Lincoln Building would be packed with some of the brightest lights of the conservative movement, gathered together at his request.
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The meetings will be packed with other disputes, like the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, the humanitarian crisis in Syria, the conflict in Yemen, and Iran's funding of terror throughout the region.
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Appearances in places such as New York City would be packed with reporters, but not many news organizations would be sending their teams to cover an event in Dubuque, Iowa.
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They'll be packed with major upgrades to the rear-facing camera, including a sensor for capturing ultra wide-angle photos and videos, which is a first for Apple, according to Bloomberg.
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Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald Budget soundbar: Vizio SB3651-E6 A starter home theater setup doesn't have to be packed with speakers, and it doesn't have to be super expensive.
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Setting the striking design aside, Olympus promised the Pen-F would be packed with some of the features the company's been developing on its flagship OM-D line of mirrorless cameras.
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Tournament organizers did not immediately respond to a request for comment, a day ahead of the highly anticipated match, where the stands are likely to be packed with A-list stars.
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The event will be packed with conservatives who think, like Mr. Trump, that they are being discriminated against by the social media giants — with no substantial evidence to support this claim.
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The event will be packed with conservatives who think, like Mr. Trump, that they are being discriminated against by the social media giants — with no substantial evidence to support this claim.
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Each monthly box will have a different theme, and will be packed with a scarf that can, if desired, be used as a hijab, plus various cosmetics and some wild-card items.
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The space may look empty now, but come this holiday season, the temporary store will surely be packed, with lines to hear the Google Max and immerse oneself in Google's VR world.
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Support for Mr Pashinyan's crackdown increased this summer when police arrested a retired general whose home turned out to be packed with assault rifles, explosives and food donated to soldiers by schoolchildren.
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The study, by digital rights nonprofit the Electronic Frontier Foundation, found the Android version of the Ring app to be "packed" with third-party trackers that gather users&apos personally identifiable information.
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Moreover, the Senate schedule will soon be packed with other legislation, like an increase in the statutory limit on federal borrowing and spending bills for the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1.
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Josh Greiner, senior interior designer on the Mach-E, was quick to note during a backgrounder prior to the unveiling that the frunk could be packed with ice and used while tailgating.
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No word on what's inside the elusive palette, but if it's meant for people always on the go (like Hadid, natch), we'd be willing to wager it'll be packed with all the essentials.
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Of course, if any red carpet was going to be packed with stars it would be the climax for a cinematic universe comprising dozens of characters and 21 films worth of build up.
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MAKS 2019 air show at Zhukovsky International Airport outside Moscow, Russia will be packed with new insights into the future of Russian aviation combined with some rare and fascinating projects from Russia's past.
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This year's South by Southwest conference will be packed with events on digital currencies, health data, and artificial intelligence — a sign of how quickly these have become the biggest topics in future trends.
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In Austin, the bars that would normally be packed with festive crowds for the South By Southwest festival are likely to stop serving altogether and lock the doors until the danger has passed.
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Its first SummerStage show, on Wednesday, July 12, is likely to be packed with fans of Princess Nokia, the Nuyorican rapper, born Destiny Frasqueri, whose pugnacious rhymes are full of nervy uptown attitude.
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It all revolves around the restaurant's transferrable structure (designed by award-winning architect Asif Khan) which can be packed with their kitchen to migrate with the seasons, popping up wherever takes their fancy.
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Prosecutors alleged in court documents that Besim discussed with a British-based accomplice in online conversations that a kangaroo could be packed with explosives, painted with "the IS symbol" and set loose on police.
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First, there are aesthetics to consider: your cells would have to be packed with light-harvesting pigments called chlorophyll, meaning you'd be bright green, or maybe a custom-tailored shade of red or blue.
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All of them will be packed with new arrivals worth watching this month, to the degree that selecting just five choices to recommend from each service proved far more difficult than it usually does.
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A tourtière is a pie, and one of the most delicious: a savory confection that can variously be packed with ground pork or a mixture of ground pork and game, encased in lardish dough.
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The robot's core can be packed with sensors, even a 360-degree camera on either end, and rolled into a warzone for reconnaissance, or pointed at an active volcano and told to drive on in.
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A new teaser for the film released last week shows it will be packed with music and dancing from both Blunt and her costar Lin-Manual Miranda, who portrays Jack, an optimistic street lamp lighter.
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Montana becomes first state to implement net neutrality after FCC repeal The cornfields of Iowa and the diners of New Hampshire will be packed with coastal contenders in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Today's keynote will certainly be packed with news about Windows 10, the augmented-reality headset HoloLens, Xbox, Microsoft's always-in-flux mobile strategy and whatever else the company is planning for the rest of the year.
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They had to be packed with gunpowder and ammunition for every shot, so if a settler encountered a Native American with a bow and arrow, the long reload times would put the settler at a disadvantage.
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The game is supposed to be packed with sci-fi combat mechanics, body mods, vehicles, narrative choices, and romance options, so it's not a stretch to imagine those things taking some more time to get right.
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Here's Square Enix's brief description of the project: The Avengers project is being designed for gamers worldwide and will be packed with all the characters, environments, and iconic moments that have thrilled longtime fans of the franchise.
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Dubbed "The Future Thought sessions," Moogfest's days will be packed with an array of workshops, panels, interviews, screenings, and demos that serve to cement its status as a leading hub for the growth of electronic music culture.
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Ahead of their holiday special, which airs on NBC on Wednesday night, the couple each shared a trailer that proves the sitcom-inspired show will be packed with plenty of cheer — and cameos from close celebrity friends.
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But as the new and explosive documents released by House Democrats on Tuesday made clear, what happens between now, and acquittal is completely unknown -- and bound to be packed with surprises that could reshape the Senate trial.
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Based on this sneak peek, you can expect Pandas to be packed with adorable black-and-white bundles climbing, drinking, falling, playing, squeaking and just generally being mind-meltingly adorable all while unknowingly helping to save their species.
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The holiday season means your schedule is about to be packed with parties — and if you're throwing one yourself (or have been peer pressured into helping your friend throw one), chances are you'll need to think about booze.
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According to the Lush website, items like the Superdad Bath Bomb will contain guiaic wood and sandalwood, which give off a "sweet, woody, smoky scent," while the Modfather Bubble Bar will be packed with invigorating Brazilian Orange Oil.
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Bubble tea can be packed with sugar, and certainly is not very good for you, but the verbiage and the frequency with which these articles surface make me feel like the motive behind them goes beyond just warranted concern.
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Kuo's prediction echoes a lot of the same information included in a recent Fast Company report, which claims that one version of the next iPhone will be packed with high-end parts that will make the device cost more than $1,000.
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Throughout the upcoming awards season, rooms and theaters will be packed with people who have worked with Harvey Weinstein, people who continue to work with Woody Allen, and people who might be hiding their own indiscretions or history as bystanders.
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Based on the preview clip above, the show will be packed with plenty of drama between the wives, who are all about their families and the "monster models," who spend most of their time cheering the drivers on the track.
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Washington will have a long weekend to think it all over with a federal holiday on Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. The streets here will be packed with conservative and liberal activists from all over the country.
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Horse Meat Disco at the Knockdown Center (7533-19 Flushing Avenue): Held Friday night, way out in Maspeth, Queens, this event will be packed with muscly gay men who favor vintage Evelyn Champagne King and Loleatta Holloway over high-BPM house.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Election ballots around the United States on Tuesday will be packed with referendums for billions of dollars of state, local government and school bonds, as well as measures seeking to curb taxation, expand healthcare for the poor and increase school funding.
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Of course he wouldn't really have to RUN for President — just make the announcement, hold a few mega-rallies that would be packed with tens of thousands of fans, and wait for the first opinion polls to come in showing him — what else!
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In the future, two boosters exactly like this one will provide around 22018 percent of the lift that NASA's Space Launch System rocket—and the Orion habitat that will soon(ish) be packed with humans and astronaut ice cream—from the ground.
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But if you know where to look, there are plenty of fun, unpretentious places to eat and drink, which we suspect will soon be packed with a bunch of people decompressing from the all-out dumpster fire that was this election year.
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A space probe specifically designed to study interstellar space would be packed with enough instruments and power to study the universe beyond the sun's heliosphere in detail, far beyond the distance where the useful lives of the Voyager spacecraft come to an end.
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The space used to be packed with a lot more, including three large bookshelves, but of late Mr. Horner has taken pains to pare things down, putting "take a book" signs on a shelf, for example, when he has performances in the loft.
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Trump's Monday will be packed with meetings, leading up to his first-ever speech to the General Assembly on Tuesday — a highly anticipated address in which the president is expected to discuss the specific threats of North Korea, Iran and global terrorism.
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More important for players, it also appears to be packed with things to do; the trailer promises riddle-filled environments, lots of loot and lore to uncover, and a massive raid that includes a fight against some kind of huge creature in the city's center.
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Sure, you'll find in it recipes inspired by Action's amazing life—from Queens kid to chef to rapper to VICE superstar—but you'll also find it to be packed with all of his favorite things, including graphic art, illustrations, photography, music video storyboards, handwritten lyrics, and more.
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It will have 28 members, appointed by Zinke, which leaves open the possibility (or, given the administration's record, near certainty) that it will be packed with representatives from fossil fuel industries who see their mission as reducing costs to private companies, not increasing revenue for taxpayers.
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The atmosphere should be electric in both Chicago, where the Wrigleyville neighborhood surrounding venerable Wrigley Field will be packed with title-hungry supporters, and at Progressive Field, where a fan has set an insistent tone with his rhythmic pounding on a bass drum from the outfield bleachers.
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Let's be real about this, Christians: if our kids came home with fliers from a Mormon ministry inviting them to create Christmas care packages which would then be packed with copies of the Book of Mormon and delivered to needy children by Mormon missionaries all over the world, would we not cry "separation of church and state"?
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The New York Times describes it thus: When they open in early 2018, the spheres will be packed with a plant collection worthy of top-notch conservatories, allowing Amazon employees to amble through tree canopies three stories off the ground, meet with colleagues in rooms with walls made from vines and eat kale Caesar salads next to an indoor creek.
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And then there's this Verizon commercial, in which Bay, playing himself, calls his own directing "genius," declares that he "demands things to be awesome," and then sets off a bunch of random explosions: That's the real promise of Bay's movies: that regardless of anything else, they will be awesome, and every frame will be packed with awesome things: awesome robots, awesome cars, awesome chases, awesome explosions.
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While many claim natural healing benefits, they may actually be packed with chemicals, toxins, metals, and other things you'd never expect to see sold over the counter in the U.S. — even large amounts of THC, which can cause you to, say, fail a drug test That dire warning comes from Nikki Fried, a former marijuana lobbyist who is now Florida's Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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" Related: Nobody Is in Jail for Canada's Deadliest Terror Attack Court documents detailed communications sent in the early hours of March 20 last year: "The conversation continues with Besim detailing what he did that day and they have a general discussion around animals and wildlife in Australia, including a suggestion that a kangaroo could be packed with C4 explosive, painted with the IS symbol and set loose on police officers.
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Rep. Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellHickenlooper ends presidential bid Scenes from Iowa State Fair: Surging Warren, Harris draw big crowds Nadler hits gas on impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), who is openly considering a 2020 presidential bid, said he does see a path for someone from a younger generation to win the Democratic Party's nomination, despite a primary field that is projected to be packed with established, high-profile candidates.
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