His brand of authoritarian nationalism is different from Trump's brand of America first nationalism.
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The brand of CBS News still carries genuine weight, just as the brand of the Washington Post did.
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I'm for Amber Rose's brand of feminism, I'm for a Catholic housewife's brand of feminism — like, do what you want to do.
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You argue that this new brand of politics, this new brand of postmodern propaganda, was born in Russia in the 1990s and 2000s.
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Flake's reelection bid will be viewed as a fight between his brand of classic conservative Republicanism and Trump's brand of ideology-bending populism.
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Taft's brand of conservatism was mostly extinguished by the Bush brand of internationalist "Rockefeller" Republicanism — that of Wall Street and the Eastern Establishment.
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In this respect Tesla is far closer to the brand of, say, Apple's, than the brand of, say, BMW's, which screams tradition, not innovation.
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Indeed, Chang and Kim's brand of Republicanism is not the same brand of conservatism that's currently coming out of the White House, especially when it comes to immigration.
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It's not a satisfying brand of baseball, and I don't think it's a winning brand of baseball, necessarily, to have 30-home run hitters with 63 strikeouts a year.
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It may be the same song and structure over and over, but that's also true of the All Time Low brand of pop punk or the Little Mix brand of pop.
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The commercial space industry pushes a particular brand of optimism.
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Did you know he has his own brand of tequila?
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She's the antidote to Dunham's brand of brash white feminism.
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How does that agenda square with Trump's brand of Republicanism?
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He is also an influencer for a brand of vodka.
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But her brand of feminism also supported her religious bigotry.
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I am on board for Pacho's brand of terrifying sexuality.
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Haven OuterwearAn Amazon brand of outerwear, including coats and vests.
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Something for EveryoneAn Amazon brand of casual clothing and shoes.
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That's where Eufy, a sister brand of Anker, comes in.
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Genesis is now a separate brand of Hyundai Motor Group.
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Facebook's brand of mobile AR seemed somehow better, more powerful.
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This is a brand of feminism that has to go
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And that's what Global Citizen's brand of digital activism provides.
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In Flint, you don't matter to Snyder's brand of politician.
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He's also now got his own brand of actual marshmallows.
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Today's young people prefer a more holistic brand of inclusivity.
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Guess which brand of oven bag the recipe calls for?
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It is a personification of Mr Trump's brand of politics.
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I hoped that she'll bring a new brand of princess.
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I refuse to be implicit in his brand of racism.
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Everybody's got their own special sauce brand of fun, y'know?
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The scientists didn't even test another brand of chocolate milk.
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Grant is a special brand of menace in this area.
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Does that change the brand of the New York Times?
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Amber Rose's particular brand of IDGAF feminism isn't for everyone.
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The Arnaus have created their own brand of magical realism.
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So the students enforced their own brand of thought control.
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He explained his brand of progressivism to Vox in March.
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Others didn't have the bandwidth for that brand of cynicism.
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The House is not accustomed to this brand of rancour.
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"They practice their own brand of Mormon theology," she said.
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In the process, the Klan's particular brand of racism became
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Clinton and the brand of moderate politics her husband advanced.
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The tax wasn't always anathema to today's brand of critics.
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What do you mean by a professional brand of football?
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This brand of ideological government neglect has a gruesome precedent.
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Does the artist's particular brand of surrealism inform the writing?
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Are you loyal to a particular brand of oxford shirt?
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He wanted me to have a particular brand of fruitcake.
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But Griffin has its very own Southern brand of specificity.
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But it exposes the vacuity of his brand of populism.
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No other brand of tablet had higher than 13.9 percent.
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Lizzo's particular brand of positivity hasn't sat well with everyone.
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The two share a similar brand of divisive, populist politics.
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Moments like that generate their own brand of ephemeral magic.
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"Our brand of democracy is hard," Obama said Tuesday night.
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This brand of predation extended deep into the studio system.
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"America has a different brand of Islam," he told me.
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This particular brand of chaos and corruption will be over.
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These events help to build the brand of a place.
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What is the constituency for this new brand of atheism?
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Hard work was his M.O., his brand of quiet leadership.
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What brand of watches do you recommend your clients wear?
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It's also famous for its popular Roundup brand of herbicide.
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He even has his own brand of whiskey, Haig Club...
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We intend to replicate the successes of the Philippines in China and the U.S. At the same time, we intend to expand the Filipino brand of Jollibee globally, which is the flagship brand of JFC.
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But there's a gentrification to Mr. Pollan's brand of culinary advocacy.
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Victoria's Secret is all about a placating, unchallenging brand of sexy.
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This particular brand of anti-Semitism is both old and new.
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In my book, that brand of enthusiasm gets partial rebound credit.
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Do you consider Donald Trump to follow your brand of conservatism?
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The brand of Hindu nationalism that Modi promotes frequently resembles vigilantism.
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Unfortunately, this insidious brand of racial bias is all too familiar.
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Trailside Supply Co.An Amazon brand of men's ski and snowboard gear.
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AmazonBasicsAmazon's brand of household supplies, kitchen accessories, and tech accessories. Fabric.
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RivetAn Amazon private-label brand of midcentury modern furniture and decor.
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I love to help women find their own brand of confidence.
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"Traditionally Sri Lankans follow an Indian brand of Islam," Ahamed added.
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Her brand of positivity, she admitted, now seemed cheap to her.
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Despite the drama, the performance was its own brand of epic.
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Damp Shampoo: This set includes three uninsuluble brand of washable shampoo.
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He was his own brand of hippie crossed with heroic frontiersman.
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LG introduced LG Signature, its newest ultra premium brand of electronics.
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Its constitution is liberal, and its brand of Islam generally tolerant.
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N) and the Ram brand of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (FCAU.
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So ... their own brand of wine seems like a perfect tribute.
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There's something almost vaudevillian about Ben Stiller's brand of comedy performance.
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After all, Aston Martin is James Bond's car brand of choice.
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It has become the flagship brand of a newly pedestrianised lifestyle.
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We tried Pillsbury crescent rolls and a brand of turkey sausage.
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It's much more difficult to reject an entire brand of politics.
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There are no spaces free from its brand of positive thinking.
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Haider Ackermann specializes in a scarf-trailing, bohemian brand of romance.
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Trump's brand of populism is far angrier than Perot's ever was.
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He taught me the Chicago Police Department's brand of case acquisition.
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The police said the brand of heroin was called American Dream.
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Will Thiel's unusual brand of politics perplex or inspire the crowd?
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That's not a criticism, that's just not their brand of entertainment.
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Sales of its Jeep brand of sport utilities fell 7 percent.
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I conjure up Candy whenever I need her brand of confidence.
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Only a certain brand of political activism is acceptable to them.
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It is the craziness, the diversity, our particular brand of madness.
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Nor was he ready to bend to Trump's brand of sadism.
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And his brand of playful trap-ish rap did the trick.
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His brand of haunting is much more subtle — and much scarier.
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Bernie Sanders is making his case for his brand of socialism.
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That would have been a tough but fair brand of politics.
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Both teams are playing an open and aggressive brand of soccer.
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Fortune magazine, a founding brand of the once-mighty Time Inc.
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"We used to have a great brand of crazies," she said.
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Unfortunately, though, Instagram isn't always onboard with Barber's brand of funny.
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The brand of populism she champions is in reality rank authoritarianism.
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Its most famous product is the President brand of Camembert cheese.
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That wouldn't be unlike his unique and successful brand of salesmanship.
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A backlash against globalization created their brand of nationalism, he said.
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The party would have edged toward his brand of democratic socialism.
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They're more expensive than Panasonic's own brand of earbuds at $224.
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Whether this makes for a better brand of baseball is debatable.
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You find yourself craving your favorite's special brand of relentless positivity.
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Yet this particular brand of disconnection, I believe, implies its opposite.
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The shop said they don't sell that brand of vape pen.
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At the time, it seemed to reflect Trump's brand of playfulness.
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Ms. Theron's brand of humor wavers between sarcastic and bone dry.
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The reason I was indulging in this particular brand of madness?
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Manchin pulled this off by establishing a brand of political independence.
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PepsiCo (PEP) recently introduced the Bubly brand of sparkling water as well.
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But BKB's brand of bare-knuckle boxing is not strictly bare-knuckle.
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If that doesn't sound like your particular brand of torture, guess what?
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Small PartsAn Amazon brand of spare parts, including magnets and steel wire.
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SolimoAn Amazon brand of assorted household, personal care, beauty, and pet products.
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Heinz just released its own brand of mayonnaise on a nationwide scale.
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The Body has long trafficked in a very specific brand of horror.
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We have to figure out our brand of football and fix this.
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A breach could break the brand of user trust it's been building.
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In stump speeches Mr López Obrador touts a brand of austere populism.
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Pop—one brand of the stuff in particular—haunts the modern imagination.
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Trump's brand of patriotism is strikingly, even shockingly, about decline and loss.
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I've seen this brand of toxic deification of a Great Man before.
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Its brand of humour influenced a generation of American comics and writers.
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That takes a special brand of...cognitive dissonance, to put it nicely.
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Bush's brand of populist nationalism was extremely politically potent in its heyday.
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So why pick Barcelona for this particularly American brand of competitive skateboarding?
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He also notes his brand of escapism is relatively rosy and privileged.
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Nobody comes close to their specific brand of stripped-down human dramas.
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Harmful: This set includes three uninsuluble brand of hair-wearing, unworn products.
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Injunction: This set includes two uninsuluble brand of hair-tearing, unworn products.
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Further: Sanders's brand of democratic socialism is hardly in his best interests.
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Can we expect a Sausage Party brand of sausages to bring home?
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"That is the brand of Republicanism they have to defend," he said.
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Altria, which makes the Marlboro brand of cigarettes, closed down 9.5 percent.
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As for the brand of whiskey -- we're told it was Jerry's favorite.
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Sure we can just buy another brand of more appropriately sized earbuds.
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Steve Bannon and Breibart's brand of fearmongering has no place in government.
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It comes back to this specific Asian brand of shame and pride.
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Here is a good example of the game's unique brand of beauty.
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He had obvious sympathies toward ISIS and its brand of radical Islam.
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Irish Americans have adopted his brand of nativism, as well as an
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The mix opens with Honey Radar's fractured, lo-fi brand of rock.
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Even these "cool" families incubate their own brand of corny, throwback love.
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I'm not a fan of his brand of chickenhawk-rock-inlaw country
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The fighters are defined by their brand of liberal populism: Think Sens.
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Forget about remembering the brand of lettuce heads or hearts you buy.
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The brand of American constitutionalism took a big blow with Donald Trump.
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Some believe Trump's brand of populism could do well in the state.
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Union's unique brand of technocratic neoliberalism was a key barrier to the
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You want to go to Safeway and want one brand of toothpaste?
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Girl Guides, a brand of travel guides explicitly for women, by women.
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Parliament's brand of funk was almost obnoxiously up front about its intentions.
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Social media is the platform for this new brand of visual communication.
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The traditional political hack thinks that our brand of politics is naive.
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Wisconsin provided a friendly setting for Mr. Sanders's brand of economic populism.
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And they're also out of pearl onions, and that brand of vermouth.
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Black Republicans resisted Barry Goldwater and his brand of doctrinaire, ideological conservatism.
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What do you think their brand of humor brought to the story?
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We didn't want to do business with that particular brand of company.
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The brand, of course, already has a dedicated Instagram handle and hashtag.
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Two indispensable weapons in a certain brand of millennial's self medication arsenal.
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That's where McConnell, and his own brand of extreme selfishness, comes in.
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Go ahead and substitute your usual brand of shortening instead of spry.
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It connects them to the enduring Mattis brand of bookish military pugnacity.
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The final results were a victory for a different brand of politics.
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He blamed Mr. Trump for "choking us" with his brand of politics.
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Distinguished civic buildings in underserved neighborhoods constituted their own brand of equity.
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And Starbucks has been rolling out its Reserve brand of coffee bars.
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Liverpool's brand of soccer must be exciting but also must produce wins.
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How much longer will congressional Republicans tolerate this dangerous brand of idiocy?
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Like China, Vietnam is fusing capitalism with its own brand of communism.
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Mr. O'Brien's brand of silliness has always been delightfully, often gruesomely askew.
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To mainstream Democrats, meanwhile, Warren's brand of politics remained unacceptably left-wing.
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The federal courts are increasingly taking issue with this brand of barbarism.
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After scanning the menu, Ms. Graham quickly chose a brand of sake.
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Their brand of nationalism has moved from the fringe to the mainstream.
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Its editors had concluded that his brand of folksy humanism was passé.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the brand of a shirt.
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The deal puts a value on the lingerie brand of $1.1 billion.
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John McCain that seemed to criticize President Donald Trump's brand of politics.
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Once the signature brand of the New York publishing industry, Time Inc.
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Many consider LEGO to be the greatest toy brand of all time.
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Bill Burr, a comedian, knows Rapaport's brand of chatter all too well.
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His brand of coconut palaver is, I suspect, common in these parts.
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I'm not sure if his brand of empathy could survive this climate.
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In case you're curious, Pepsi is apparently Noah's soda brand of choice.
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The Democratic base might be souring on Cuomo's brand of transactional politics.
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As fans know, hers is a powerful, no-fucks-given brand of fearlessness.
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As we know now, that specific brand of manipulation is Colton's biggest fear.
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Bennet offers a brand of politics unlike others in the race: fiery centrism.
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How does your brand of politics fit into the Republican Party of 2016?
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I'll pick the least expensive brand of toilet paper or mouthwash every time.
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First, a fraying EU may be susceptible to the president's brand of bilateralism.
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Sanders' brand of fighting leftist politics won a narrow plurality in New Hampshire.
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Can President Trump turn his brand of disruption into a recipe for government?
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One possible reason, aside from the obvious Oprah brand of all-knowing wisdom?
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As for Mr Trump, his particular brand of baloney is now affecting Europe.
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Some even call McLaren the supercar brand of choice in Silicon Valley. Why?
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Commenters have accused the brand of deleting dislikes as well as negative comments.
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NuProAn Amazon brand of tech accessories, including screen protectors for Amazon Fire tablets.
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" That is just the nature of this specific brand of so-called "service.
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Croove is open to anyone with any brand of car — private cars included.
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It owns RJ Reynolds, which makes Newports, America's biggest-selling brand of menthols.
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However, Trump has a unique brand of climate denial that is particularly dangerous.
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Yet it is this rhetoric that attracts people to Trump's brand of nationalism.
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So at least the bar has been set for Meyers' brand of humor.
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What brand of nail polish Markle was wearing to complement her new diamond.
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But it's Spidey's brand of elastic silliness that I think I love most.
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How do you feel we can move past this brand of toxic masculinity?
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It's a brand of Feld Entertainment, the same company behind the Ringling Bros.
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Octavia Spencer is bringing her own brand of super-heroism to Black Panther.
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They're also clearly the source of the show's oddly congenial brand of nihilism.
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Mr Trump seems sufficiently wedded to Mr Bannon's brand of grievance-driven nationalism.
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These are people who didn't feel tied to the Nixon brand of Republicanism.
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Meanwhile, Japanese DJ Nobu is dancing to his own brand of darkened techno.
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Goddamn Swig: This set includes three uninsuluble brand of hair-wearing, unworn products.
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Hippo-Grun: This set includes two uninsuluble brand of hair-tearing, unworn products.
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His brand of wild-man charm is evident throughout Blood, Bones, and Marrow.
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Harry's sent Gillette's parent company a letter accusing the brand of false advertising.
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Are we seeing a more objective, fair, lucid, advocacy-free brand of journalism?
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A popular brand of gin is being recalled because it's too ginned up.
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Posting because in the comments, people are asking for the brand of frames.
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Who doesn't look to their favorite brand of sweatshirt for election day reminders?
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Three Fields toyed with a different brand of widespread destruction in Dangerous Golf.
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So, as he did with Tyler, Clay seeks his own brand of justice.
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It's a fitting––and literally limitless––resource for Lustmord's brand of fuzzy bleakness.
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No official word on the brand of pudding ... but hopefully it's Jell-O.
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Scorpio's brand of seduction is far more subtle, operating on all the senses.
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They all feature that brand of nihilistic millennial irony that's popular right now.
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The modern Republican conference has always been its own unique brand of mess.
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He didn't win but forever absorbed the brand of "maverick" in the process.
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For financial markets, the new brand of Brazilian policy has not gone unnoticed.
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Cosmopolitan made an interesting decision to launch a brand of yogurt in 1999.
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I was impressed that Jimmy John's had its own brand of kettle chips.
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That brand of feminism has often found a home in district attorneys' offices.
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We know what happens now because this brand of tragedy has become routine.
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Think of pioneering comedians like Jon Stewart, arguably his own brand of journalist.
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Trump's brand of leadership is to present himself as infallible and ever-blameless.
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If your brand of holiday dance is "The Nutcracker," your options are plentiful.
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President Vladimir Putin, who has paired his brand of hyper-macho contempt for
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That's what we've come to expect from Silicon Valley's brand of capitalism, though.
|
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Stephen A. Smith's signature brand of incendiary hot takery inspires deep, impassioned vitriol.
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He's got a young heart and an especially inspiring brand of youthful energy.
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"Trump's brand of right-wing, racist, anti-immigrant demagoguery isn't American," Bee said.
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I have spent years learning how to deal with my brand of insanity.
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Google's brand of VR is, at last, beginning to arrive on Samsung devices.
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It was clear that people are craving this brand of politics in 2018.
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Cheers to Barber's brand of beauty confidence — it's something we should all embrace.
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This brand of politics and policy will only make our country more divided.
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It was also the opening bell for a whole new brand of astronomy.
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Ms. McGrath has her own brand of appeal to voters in Bath County.
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"It's smart ... it only adds to the brand of the NBA," Hardwick says.
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Clayton Burroughs, the local sheriff, is no exception to that brand of machismo.
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The point is, Lucas has a unique brand of gravitas in the organization.
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San Francisco and Los Angeles may share a similar brand of liberal politics.
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But her often opportunistic brand of politics has become less and less popular.
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Nonetheless, experts acknowledge that Mr. Farage's raucous brand of politics has proved effective.
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Trump's brand of right-wing populism is on the rise around the world.
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The time is right for this brand of (just about) all-ages experience.
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Hamas's brand of hatred and violence has led the population to extreme hardship.
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Why do you think "its peculiar brand of dinner theater" is so popular?
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James Corden's brand of magic tricks might not quite cut it at Hogwarts.
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Patrick Leahy of Vermont also said, referring to the brand of hand sanitizer.
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Some buy fresh masa; others rely on Maseca, a brand of dehydrated nixtamal.
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She is the exact brand of influence that users on TikTok can trust.
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But a new brand of pro-vaccination parents aren't taking this lying down.
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And their particular brand of "Made in America/India," have meted mixed results.
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And finally, there is Mr. Trump himself, and his brand of economic populism.
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Read: Whatever your brand of crime story — creepy or comic — we have recommendations.
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But her particular brand of normalization through exposure has gotten her this far.
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At less than $4, this was the cheapest brand of water in stock.
|
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This brand of violent paternalism mutated in modern times but never went away.
|
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May's brand of conservatism to Nick Timothy, one of her two closest aides.
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The company also has a brand of boutique hotels known as Edition Hotels.
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That is where Mr. Trump's brand of transactional politics could become a liability.
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Others cast Winfrey as an antidote of sorts to Trump's brand of politics.
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It was the top-selling skincare brand of last year, according to Euromonitor.
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" Love responded later that month, saying that Trump's brand of politics were "insufficient.
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Unfortunately, their Sunni-brand of jihad is not the most dangerous version today.
|
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Laïcité is the nearly untranslatable word for the French brand of militant secularism.
|
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But his brand of self-aggrandizing hyperpartisanship proved exactly wrong as a corrective.
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He has become a name, a brand of sorts, that theater fans follow.
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But that brand of humor is most easily shareable by lots of people.
|
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Yet, perhaps owing to Indonesia's historically moderate brand of Islam, they haven't succeeded.
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But Lawrence and Stockton now doubt her commitment to their brand of conservatism.
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At the same time, though, his brand of Republicanism contrasts sharply with Trump's.
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Also, Adidas is the preferred brand of at least a few genitalia-loving macaques.
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But it turns out they are actually working on ... a new brand of mezcal.
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Why wouldn't Apple bring its own brand of mixed reality to its flagship product?
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They never solve the problem, which fits perfectly into their brand of identity politics.
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That ensured that America's particularly rapacious brand of colonialism ensnared yet more native peoples.
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Anker has since become the most popular brand of portable battery packs on Amazon.
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Other updates, like the frozen castle, are part of Fortnite's unique brand of storytelling.
|
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" In general, Lindsay has no patience for that subtle brand of insult called "shade.
|
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Exhibit A: Charmin, the official toilet paper brand of animated bears in the forest.
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But it was also just the start of Fortnite's unprecedented brand of live entertainment.
|
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Critics say the program instills a dangerous brand of nationalism in the country's youth.
|
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In most of those incidents, the specific brand of the exploding hoverboard was unclear.
|
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But Trump's brand of conservative populism is what party-free politics really looks like.
|
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Rosie knew that, and took swift action against my seemingly mild brand of negativity.
|
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Hubble doesn't require eye doctors to prescribe their brand of lenses to referred patients.
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It was at a time when that brand of hotel just wasn't as successful.
|
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On Monday, the Paramus Health Department closed the Paramus brand of Just Pups store.
|
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Scientists are actually using the mantis shrimp's brand of polarization to sniff out cancer.
|
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Sales for Folgers brand of coffee, including the premium coffee line 1850, slipped 3%.
|
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While many loved Captain Marvel, others critiqued the insincerity of its brand of feminism.
|
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This is exactly what causes occipital neuralgia and its unique brand of brain hurt.
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Of course I also get Marabou, my favorite [brand of] chocolate, and Kalles caviar.
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One of these is IndieBio, the biotech brand of SOSV, a venture capital company.
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Energizer already owns the Eveready brand of batteries in the United States and China.
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The Warriors produced a baffling brand of bullshit last night against the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Gothic: This set includes a pair of uninsuluble brand of skin-tearing, unworn products.
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Icknock: This set includes a pair of uninsuluble brand of hair-tearing, unworn products.
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Throwback cereal Tarantino apparently has a fondness for a particular brand of discontinued cereal.
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Salsa, merengue, and other latin elements gave this brand of dembow a unique quality.
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The favourite hotel brand of America's wealthiest, according to Resonance's survey, is Four Seasons.
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She's the face of the brand — of course she'll know how to use it.
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Their brand of asymmetric warfare has now arrived in full force to our shores.
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His path to Charleston was as unconventional as the brand of basketball he perfected.
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Their brave act has just made them the official brand of the Trump Revolution.
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" 2016 Romney said Trump's "brand of anger ... has led other nations into the abyss.
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Or is she actually the perfect fit for The Circle's particular brand of cultism?
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But the press is still struggling to adapt to Trump's peculiar brand of communication.
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" Istace promises that her special brand of yoga will leave you "zen as fuck.
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Poland's brand of populist nationalism is well-known now, but its roots are not.
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In March, Williams launched his own brand of cannabis-based products, called Real Wellness.
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It follows that Ramadan is a perfect fit for my particular brand of Islam.
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This political pandering has irrefutably tied Mike Pence to Donald Trump's brand of belligerency.
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Neither would the "open and celebrated" brand of harassment of that era, she said.
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Not all Republicans adhere to Mr. Cruz's particular brand of intolerance in this area.
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Her brand of choice is Erbaviva, an organic line reportedly used by the Kardashians.
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It's her brand of nationalism that now frames public debates on issues of identity.
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Trump acts as if his brand of hyperbolic personal diplomacy can overcome negotiating barriers.
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"The Kennedys were well aware of our brand of politics," he said years later.
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But the selfies it produces are definitely their own special brand of nightmare fuel.
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But these days, the brand of education reform he pioneered there is seriously diminished.
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For years Saudi Arabia exported its brand of Wahhabism to madrassas across the globe.
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The godfather of this global brand of extreme nationalism is Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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It's about Mitch McConnell and the brand of low-level politics he stands for.
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The result was Colors, a fictive brand of government approved, cigarette-style spliff packs.
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And Baldwin, with his own brand of unflappability, points out that we may never.
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Only question is how they pronounce the name of that particular brand of Hellen.
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It's this mindless brand of fun that attracted Marshall to Buffett's way of life.
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Huawei will also extend the support to Honor, a brand of smartphones it owns.
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What brand of soccer are they playing out there in the world these days?
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One thing is clear; their theatrical brand of psych-rock will draw your attention.
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Denizens of Los Angeles have grown accustomed to the theater's specific brand of ingenuity.
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There's a brand of GHB called Xyrem and it's prescribed to people with narcolepsy.
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Suddenly, Pink Floyd's brand of existentialism became a rallying cry for my untapped angst.
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"My brand of feminism is based on the realities of human nature," she said.
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Mr. Casey's brand of politics, and his nice-guy persona, work well in Pennsylvania.
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Fridge: Soylent, Mucinex, Goldfish, Red Bull, various coconut waters, every brand of trash bag.
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It is more like Trump's brand of conservatism, which is again, something very different.
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This brand of populism poses a particular challenge for the effort against climate change.
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Nike Uptempos become PIP Uptempos, a brand of licorice designed to mask smoker's breath.
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My family can testify that I come by this brand of pragmatic determinism honestly.
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President Xi Jinping has pushed the country toward a more muscular brand of authoritarianism.
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That pragmatism is also reflected in his singular brand of leader-to-leader diplomacy.
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The host, Mark, makes and sells a brand of the spirit called 58 Gin.
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His brand of identity politics has metastasized to states and districts across the country.
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I got asked if I had a recommendation for a brand of olive oil.
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Grit and struggle and resilience, sure, but a particular brand of Houston scrappiness, too.
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Those who support his nationalist and populist brand of politics proudly call themselves "chairos".
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An earlier version of this article misstated the brand of a pigment lightening serum.
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That trademark, filed by a company in Germany, is for a brand of detergent.
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In truth, the Warriors continued to play their familiar brand of high-octane basketball.
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It has cultivated an image as the trusted brand of doctors, nurses and parents.
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You then choose the brand of the sneaker in the app: Nike or Adidas.
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The birth of HNA traces back to the creation of China's brand of capitalism.
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In 2009, BlackRock purchased Barclays Global Investors, which owned the iShares brand of ETF.
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Last January, the governor deployed his brand of roadside assistance in a different way.
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This empathic attunement to disturbances in the Force defines the Meyer brand of hospitality.
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As a swing state, Florida is traditionally more moderate than Sanders' brand of progressivism.
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Haley, 44, climbed to the governorship in 2010 representing an aspirational brand of politics.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the brand of Neil Patrick Harris's glasses.
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Whether you want it or not, the brand of indie comes down on you.
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This brand of ignorance deliberately shuts out the perspective of an already marginalized community.
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Which is not to say that Fritsch's bracing brand of physical comedy is absent.
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The brand of feminism that spoke to her, though, wasn't about breaking historic barriers.
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But, step by step, her brand of fascism gets Trojan-horsed into viral celebrity.
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M.I.A.'s brand of provocation, once a source of admiration, has become a liability.
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AB Inbev also controls Quilmes, the South American country's most popular brand of beer.
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Riders don't select a specific brand of vehicle on apps like Bird and Uber.
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At least one brand of the torches disavowed the Ku Klux Klan-inspired use.
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He is staying neutral, and wants to shape the brand of the Republican Party.
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The album was originally going to be called "Everest," after a brand of cigarettes.
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But MRAs specialize in a very particular, and very dangerous, brand of blaming women.
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They asserted both a new canon and a new brand of all-American imagery.
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You can imagine bombing with material that personal is a particular brand of loneliness.
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And twins are a perfect fit for Pretty Little Liars' particular brand of camp.
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Instead, it sells MyWay, a generic brand of emergency contraception, and male and female condoms.
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They're buying the cheap, disposable pod-based systems and, particularly, one brand of that system.
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At an anti-Trump rally in London, the Labour leader lambasted Trump's brand of politics.
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They named it Hawaiian pizza after the brand of canned pineapple used on the pie.
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Instead, this election has been all about Donald Trump and his particular brand of nativism.
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The music video isn't your usual brand of pop fluff, but it's saying something important.
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As Trump and his brand of politics rose in the Republican Party, so did Bossie.
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Archival documents show that Scott took this particular brand of cake with him to Antarctica.
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And both have plainly set out to make a difference with their brand of conservatism.
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Decide which items you want to buy name-brand of and which ones you don't.
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Like a sort of digital wandering minstrel, Bagel seduces with his own brand of balladry.
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The meals will include four exclusive, new toys from Ryan's World, a brand of toys.
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The coffee chain is currently carrying its own brand of Sriracha AND packaged avocado spread.
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You know the brand of your favorite coat and remember who made your warmest sweater.
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The very act of renting videos, in fact, is its own brand of throwback now.
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On September 3, customers will begin seeing a new brand of wine on Target's shelves.
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If you're Ben Affleck, you bring a whole new brand of combat to the table.
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It hasn't narrowed in on a specific supplier, distributor or brand of ground beef yet.
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Ultimately, the brand of Islam widely practiced in Albania is more easily compatible with America.
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It's undoubtedly the buzziest brand of the year, and now we finally have the proof.
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She also competes in fitness competitions and is a spokeswoman for a brand of supplements.
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Ariel Winter has never been shy about her unapologetic brand of feminism and self-love.
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Stone & BeamAn Amazon brand of furniture made with performance and stain-resistant fabrics to last.
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I wanted to cater to the outside audience, and not betray my brand of comedy.
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He had a laid-back, meditative style, a mellow brand of cool that Chappelle shared.
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Health officials have not identified a common supplier, distributor, or brand of romaine lettuce yet.
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It hardly matters who's in power — each side has its own brand of conspiracy theorists.
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Eufy, launched in 2016, is actually the home automation brand of tech accessory brand Anker.
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One regular always kept buying me stuff, like cartons of my [favorite] brand of cigarettes.
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And those troops react to disappointment by embracing an ever more reactionary brand of radicalism.
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Like Tanton, FAIR's early board members subscribed to a brand of environmentalism that emphasized eugenics.
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Maybe she's testing out her brand of comedy in hopes of shifting her career focus?
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In contrast, Trump's ugly brand of politics may have taken him further than anyone predicted.
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But sometimes it takes a special brand of elbow grease to get the job done.
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There's a certain brand of writer who loves to say that their characters surprise them.
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Bugle An instrument named after a brand of corn chip that causes anal leakage. 50.
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Was it hard to translate your personal brand of humor into a bona fide book?
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And for a certain brand of young, white, male nerd, it might have been true.
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Her distinctive brand of combative politeness has earned her the nickname of the "ginger ninja".
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But again, it's the name brand of The Real World that could change Watch's trajectory.
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But this action has many accusing the brand of performing yet another empty PR stunt.
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WILLIAMS: This brand of tequila, by the way, is the one that George Clooney makes.
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"Marvel is the great blueprint for every franchise, universe and brand of entertainment," he said.
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It was like a "You're fired!" for his brand of dramatic, confrontational nationalist global trade.
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Whatever your brand of anxiety, stress or control, money will bring it out of you.
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McConnell's comments also hint at distaste for the brand of politics that Trump has pioneered.
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Pardee Homes, a division of California-based Tripoint, offers the GenSmart brand of multigenerational homes.
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The end is near for the brand of choice for Australia's cheapskates and starving students.
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In fact, Cueto's own brand of oddball is almost too chill to be sparkplug material.
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But that doesn't stop Indians from taking potshots at Bieber or his brand of music.
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Then I found this very particular brand of trance that spoke to me a lot.
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The brand of the individual matters - not the community or industry he or she represents.
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The hype before the event is that Google will kill the Nexus brand of devices.
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Did Microsoft make a mistake by labeling its brand of immersive digital experiences "mixed-reality"?
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But even Trump's own words don't quite do justice to his signature brand of incompetence.
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Instead, Democracy Matters 17 seems largely devoted to perpetuating the Clintonian brand of Democratic politics.
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Of course, Jack Kemp's brand of statesmanship has been long since absent in the Capitol.
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Not at the exclusion of men, my brand of feminism is not supremacy, it's equality.
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Commenters accused the brand of being "anti-child" for featuring the pro-choice feminist icon.
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It's the most luxury brand of haircare and what every stylist would love to do.
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The same brand of thyme was $1.69 at Trader Joe's, but $23 at Key Food.
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Its people became renowned for their aggressive brand of capitalism, and also their golden touch.
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According to Amos, doing his particular brand of preservation can come with a price tag.
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Feinstein's "brand of centrism is decidedly out of fashion in both parties," Schnur told CNN.
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Matthaeus, however, had only praise for the England side and their brand of quick football.
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And some critics worry that his brand of populism is reminiscent of the Marcos dictatorship.
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Next, we moved on to Nathan's brand of hot dogs — and the reactions were split.
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"I don't think Vietnam will be better off under Ho's brand of communism," he said.
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If HBO Max renders HBO obsolete, the quality brand of HBO could diminish over time.
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Her campaign has been characterised by a rare brand of what she calls "relentless positivity".
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Imperial Brands announced its myblu brand of e-cigarettes in a February 220 press release.
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This time, Edwards's pugilistic brand of advocacy proved less effective than it had last fall.
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This brand of bubbly was first awarded a royal warrant by Queen Victoria in 20113.
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Founded in 1772, Veuve Clicquot is another brand of bubbly that holds a royal warrant.
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Sales of the Dibrome brand of naled have been estimated at $12 million a year.
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"It's time for me to grow up and expand my brand of comedy," Paul said.
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Bill Gates says finding your brand of smarts is pivotal to having a good career.
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She's everything he could want in a target for his brand of paranoid mud-throwing.
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Now Amazon is selling its own brand of products that people will eat and drink.
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And true to form, Sedaris' recounting is filled with his trademark brand of curmudgeonly humor.
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Concussions were recorded by position, type of play, time missed, even the brand of helmet.
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Ohio voters didn't advance the fiery, populist brand of politics that has emerged under Trump.
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So any road fans trying to replicate their brand of bacchanalia had better come correct.
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According to Business Insider, the price of one brand of raw water has already doubled.
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Check it above and succumb to King Krule's unique brand of barb intertwined with tenderness.
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I've gotten Ken to agree that Hellman's is the only brand of mayo worth buying.
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My mother was funny, and her brand of humor mixed the silly with the absurd.
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No doubt there is a constituency in America for Mr. Trump's particular brand of vulgarity.
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At least this brand of sadboi R&B doesn't assign blame to the wrong person.
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I am your everyday brand of adolescent anxiety caused by more than just social media.
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But "Halloween" was a purer and more uncompromising example of his brand of suspense filmmaking.
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Kavanaugh is a loyal follower of a plutocratic brand of judicial activism that Democrats reject.
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Drainage canals redirected the natural flow of water eastward, said Brand, of University of Miami.
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Mr. Toschi, though, was bothered by Callahan's penchant for administering his own brand of justice.
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But under his brand of authoritarianism, even a demonstration from a century ago is tricky.
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Since taking office, Donald Trump's notorious brand of populism has mostly faded into the background.
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A fiery brand of resistance came to define that chapter of the gay liberation movement.
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But he worries that C.G.I. is making his own brand of hand-drawn animation obsolete.
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But he has made sure to criticize Ms. DeVos's vocal brand of school choice advocacy.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the name of a German brand of glue.
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"We can't take any of this seriously anymore," Clinton said of Trump's brand of sexism.
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Instead, he aims to carve out a cuddlier brand of positivity geared toward teen girls.
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A red color scheme and an unmistakable brand of drabness pervade most of the offices.
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But Ms. Masciotti's brand of sentimentality has a rough honesty that often transforms the formulaic.
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I'm gonna fucking shit all over you guys with my brand of maverick egalitarian democracy.
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He spoke at Georgetown on the topic of free speech and Facebook's brand of capitalism.
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And lately, I've found myself often craving for these two's particular brand of unmitigated joy.
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The message, as always on this show, is served with a brash brand of mirth.
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Samsung, with its world-famous Galaxy brand of smartphones, represented an example of that success.
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The Great Read I was unusually devoted to an eco-friendly brand of toilet paper.
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Here, Ms. Lovette's brand of partnering hints at Ms. Pazcoguin's ability to move between genders.
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But the externalities catalyzed by SoftBank&aposs unique brand of terrible judgment will be greater.
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The lifespan of the gel fits in perfectly with California's unique brand of fire problem.
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" Another important aspect of Justice Thomas's brand of conservatism is his rejection of "Chevron deference.
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Polar Bear Coolers is a brand of quality performance coolers with a leak-proof liner.
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Trump's brand of populist nationalism may be illiberal, but it is also not very popular.
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That's why one brand of oral contraceptive may make you sick, while another may not.
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This brand of sly, subversive humor has become a hallmark of the Hong Kong protests.
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Aston Martin is most famously known as the car brand of choice for James Bond.
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Roberts graduated from Harvard Law School as his brand of conservatism was in ascendance nationally.
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Chanel's decision to hire from within is somewhat unusual for a brand of its ilk.
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She says she enjoys listening to Modi's speeches emphasising his pro-Hindu brand of nationalism.
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His success puts him and his brand of socialism firmly in charge of Labour (see article).
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Many artists draw inspiration from a uniquely "Toronto brand" of dark glamour that marks this street.
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We'll miss your criticisms of Donald Trump, but not your weird brand of anti-woman "feminism."
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On April 25th, Everlane will roll out an entire brand of sneakers labeled Tread by Everlane.
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Assigning a gender adds no value to the human benefits found in this brand of technology.
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Best coffee in the world (IMO!), and they carry my favorite brand of oat milk - Oatly.
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The app was their own brand of painting app, titled after their upcoming record Painting With.
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You venture to your local drug store for your favorite brand of lipstick, mascara, foundation etc.
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One video shows the votes piled in cardboard boxes of a popular brand of sanitary pads.
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"It has certainly changed the discussion and has damaged the brand of the U.S.," said Wertz.
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At moniquemeloche, Genevieve Gaignard's artworks are marked with a nostalgic brand of Black femininity and prestige.
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Cadillac will become the leading electric vehicle brand of General Motors, the company announced on Friday.
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I wanted to revel in Petty's brand of Americana, which stressed forgetting worries over all else.
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There was a time when Mike Myers and his distinct brand of crude humor was everywhere.
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Finally, pin a sash or button that proclaims your yogurt brand of choice (cough**FAGE**cough).
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As part of the deal, Marquee will also acquire the brand of TV chef Emeril Lagasse.
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Amma and Camille's warped personalities are the direct result of Adora's personal brand of treacly cruelty.
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DJI, the world's most popular brand of consumer drones, is trying to do something about that.
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He may have his own brand of gin, but these days, Ryan Reynolds smells like rum.
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NIKE INC CEO - "WE ARE, AND REMAIN, A BRAND OF CHINA AND FOR CHINA"- CONF CALL
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Adora's (Patricia Clarkson) brand of sinewy, sinister sweetness was given a name: Munchausen by Proxy syndrome.
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Given this, it's not surprising that we're seeing other fighters attempting this brand of self-promotion.
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Her brand of feminist art offers a reprieve from the often harsh realities of immigrant life.
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A friend of mine who introduced me to this brand of markers, like two weeks ago.
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But this election may say more about Montana's curious brand of politics than about national trends.
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I'm not generally big on its particular brand of club music in my daily listening habits.
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You're completely out of luck if you own another brand of Android phone or the iPhone.
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Or, it might just be that her particular brand of roots music feels so damn familiar.
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On Tuesday, The Atlantic referred to Acosta&aposs conduct as a dangerous brand of performance journalism.
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Isn't it weird how a person's brand of messy can be so irritating to someone else?
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All of that should have smoothed the path for his brand of "hug your neighbor" conservatism.
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To keep the brand of enthusiast-oriented vehicles alive, Ford's offering ST versions of some SUVs.
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He'll be putting his nose to work making sure our brand of spice continues to flow.
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Undoubtedly women have a much better understanding of this particular brand of grotesquerie than men do.
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Part of this stems from Clinton herself, whose brand of politics is more pragmatic than inspirational.
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Unlike with Nexus brand of smartphones and tablets, Pixel is being marketed as "made by Google".
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Like almost all functional humans, Jared Kushner wasn't a fan of Bannon's brand of white nationalism.
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The company currently has 117 shops selling only its brand, of which 81 it owns directly.
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But it's this very specific brand of uncomfortable that's also part of Life Is Strange's DNA.
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We've got you: Just a few weeks ago, Twinkies launched its own brand of ice cream.
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Marianne Williamson is developing a reputation for always delivering her own distinctive brand of memorable moments.
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To his label's prediction, Carlson's cerebral brand of engulfing drone metal was not an immediate hit.
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Still, this acquisition undeniably marks a low point for the once gloriously gleaming brand of THX.
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His jokes are flat, and his arrogance is more detestable than Stark's brand of churlish roguishness.
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France's Saint Gobain said the insulation used was its brand of polyisocyanurate (PIR) called Celotex RS5000.
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The Wolves play an antiquated brand of basketball in part because their cap sheet demands it.
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Squinting at photographs has so far failed to reveal what brand of windbreaker Mr. Xi wears.
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At the same time, many drifted away from Jimmy Fallon's more vanilla-flavored brand of comedy.
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New Obama Cool The original Obama brand, of the 2008 campaign, was a pop cultural phenomenon.
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This brand of nationalism does not preclude approaching the rest of the world with open arms.
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Maloney said that type of endorsement and Trump's brand of politics is damaging the Republican party.
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Robinson's pugnacious brand of civil rights activism set the stage for succeeding generations of black athletes.
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Anker is offering Verge readers discounts on their PowerLine brand of Lightning and USB-C cables.
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However, the agency said no common supplier, distributor or brand of ground beef has been identified.
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Microsoft's brand of mixed reality is coming to cheap PCs before the end of the year.
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Taika Waititi ("Thor: Ragnarok") brings his unique brand of comedy to his most controversial story yet.
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John Mulaney is bringing his brand of dry, self-effacing humor back to Saturday Night Live.
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Why was Jessica drawn to — or blind to — Stalin's nominally left-wing brand of murderous tyranny?
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CDC has not been able to identify a common grower, supplier, distributor or brand of romaine.
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He has deftly played Malaysia's brand of money politics, distributing cash to buy party leaders' loyalty.
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Zappa was an early example of a brand of celebrity in which notoriety overshadowed professional accomplishment.
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Indeed, a century earlier, corsetry was seen as a reflection of a distinct brand of feminism.
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Taika Waititi ("Thor: Ragnarok") brings his unique brand of comedy to his most controversial story yet.
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This kind of access is the most corrupting brand of favoritism and pervades the entire government.
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However, the agency said no common supplier, distributor, or brand of ground beef has been identified.
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But his brand of American Greatness conservatism was far more flexible, and less polarizing, than MAGA.
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That developing this brand of vegetarian anti-patter is actually a deep howling cry for help.
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He has written an entire book critiquing Trump's brand of Republicanism, called Conscience of a Conservative.
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VICE: Do you find that your brand of comedy translates well to audiences that aren't English?
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Bottum: It's a real specific brand of Faith No More fan who truly loves that album.
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They are creating their own brand of storytelling while also paving the way for other women.
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MacFarlane created his brand of fourth-wall-breaking, pop-culture-referencing style of comedy in 1999.
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The signature brand of soul-crushing honesty in these images is relatable and easy to disseminate.
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Qianjiang is majority-controlled by Geely, a Chinese company that owns the Volvo brand of cars.
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That strategy isn't inextricably linked to Trump's brand of politics or his relationship with Fox News.
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The grid called for KENTS, though, a brand of cigarettes as well as Clark Kent's kin.
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Indeed, if anything Harvard seems to have helped Kobach find and develop his brand of racism.
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You get to answer questions about processed cheese, America's special brand of racism, and mass shootings.
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But on "Home Boy" he converts blithe charm into a knowing, almost meditative brand of humor.
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And many clubs are trying to emulate the Golden State Warriors' brand of nearly positionless basketball.
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"You are better off drinking Evian," she said, referring to the brand of French mineral water.
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Ms. White's unique brand of jazz exudes confidence and an inherent sense of humor and relatability.
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But this brand of black comedy has never been applied so systematically to a superhero universe.
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All-Clad is that brand of pots and pans that everyone puts on their wedding registry.
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I don't even know or care about the brand of the watches — only the look matters.
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The show worked a surreal brand of humor that was markedly different from most television fare.
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It's hard to say which came first, Euphoria or the unique brand of beauty it represents.
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The former governor has gained attention on Twitter for his unique brand of humor in tweets.
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Very simply, people would want to be associated with the personal brand of the U.S. president.
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Of course, they've also said nothing about the do-nothing brand of Republican leadership in Congress.
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" Kevin: "He can identify the brand of Korean fried chicken just by looking and smelling it.
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The sheriff's department declined to say which brand of camera had filmed Mr. Egwuagu on Friday.
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Meeting with an executive to talk about new security features for Chromebooks, Google's brand of laptops.
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Given it's a b220b product it does not have a visible consumer brand of its own.
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Is his brand of spring-loaded athleticism sustainable over the grind of an 82-game schedule?
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Every zombie book, movie, or show these days has to have its unique brand of monster.
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They're smart but emotional lunkheads, too aware that the world doesn't prize their brand of thinking.
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Elsewhere, Sports Direct has bought all the U.K. stores, stock and brand of House of Fraser.
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Criticisms like these are like faulting a supermodel for wearing the wrong brand of T-shirt.
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The shadowy brand of violence evoked in Eyes Bottle Dark is at once mundane and shocking.
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"He wants to redevelop the brand of the presidency of the United States," Mr. Ruddy said.
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The FTC did not identify who received the letters or the brand of products at issue.
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It thrives, attracting the same brand of tony folk who had once thronged around Phil's pool.
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But his brand of nationalism is playing well in some of the world's more autocratic countries.
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Without competition, those leagues' brand of baseball became the sclerotic and self-important product played today.
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The company has been looking for a buyer for its Kenmore brand of appliances for years.
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Mr. Putin called on the government to create a new national brand of green consumer products.
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But Macron has also carefully, and very publicly, distanced himself from Trump's brand of isolationist politics.
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These are the questions, simultaneously simple and exceedingly complex, that fuel McKay's infectious brand of curiosity.
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The Welcome to the Dollhouse director has honed his brand of dark, uneasy black humor here.
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The prices vary depending on the brand of the item and how long the lease lasts.
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She molded her explicit and self-assured brand of rap growing up in Dublin and Galway.
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James' brand of humor is apolitical, more hermited, inert, goofball for its own sake—stoner humor.
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"Traffickers are looking for girls that come in with a certain brand of shoes and a certain brand of jeans because in their communities, there's only one store ... and they only sell certain brands, and so right away a trafficker will know [that she is indigenous]".
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Later, the FDA would determine that the contamination was linked to just one brand of bagged spinach.
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He may have condemned the KKK, but they voted for him and his brand of American exceptionalism.
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Music that adds a sense of urgency and otherworldliness to his brand of sci-fi and horror.
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Only one brand of food, Gravy Train, repeatedly tested positive for trace amounts of the euthanasia drug.
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And this isn't the only new political group vying to field a new brand of Democratic candidate.
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He said that the government shutdown, he believed, was terribly damaging to the brand of our country.
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It&aposs Mueller and his merry brand of Democrat prosecutors who are tipping around a constitutional confrontation.
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This brand of fraud tops the Internal Revenue Service's most recent Dirty Dozen list of common scams.
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His performance is over-the-top, and he does quite well with Tarantino's unique brand of dialogue.
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Though child stars are nothing new, this particular new-era brand of them brings up uncomfortable questions.
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Even older people, he says, who didn't initially accept Johnson's bold brand of activism eventually came around.
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Many are anti-Muslim attacks against mosques, not the brand of terrorism Trump has expressed concern about.
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Instead of managing the Nexus and Pixel brands, Google would only have one brand of unified products.
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I found the same brand of wipes at Costco in a jumbo 60-wipe pack for $14.
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"[That] brand of citizen activism speaks to the power of storytelling and disclosing [sexual assault]," she said.
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I believe we're number two or three most engaging consumer product brand of any category on YouTube.
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It employs a brand of right-wing populism and nationalism with an emphasis on conservative family values.
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As a result, we still don't know who was responsible or what brand of drone was used.
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And he thinks he's finally found an audience he can convert to his unusual brand of Republicanism.
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Willink recently partnered with Vitamin Shoppe to promote his brand of protein shakes, energy drinks, and supplements.
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There's a small cottage industry now dedicated to bestowing unto Pokémon Go its own brand of trutherism.
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The two-seater is not for everyone, but it represents the Ford brand of practical, affordable performance.
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In our opinion, Reese Witherspoon and her lasting brand of lovable charm can literally do no wrong.
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She was sick of his "confrontational brand of politics," the article noted, and ready for something new.
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Now Narendra Modi, whose muscular brand of Hindu nationalism has fired up the young, is prime minister.
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Encouraging more immigration and foreign takeovers; just the ticket for the prime minister's new brand of Conservatism.
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Acer just announced ConceptD, the company's new brand of premium laptops that are specifically designed for creators.
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She is also working on her own brand of food coloring, which will soon be released worldwide.
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The technology is not reliant on a specific brand of phone or type of mobile wallet app.
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Mr. Trump didn't invent this particular brand of hypocrisy; he just employed it a bit more flagrantly.
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A brand of dialed-up beauty extras that make getting ready the best part about going out.
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They could potentially have secure, transparent access to their data, agnostic of any brand of transportation used.
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But the speech solidified cops and soldiers as the poster children of Trump's brand of aggressive nationalism.
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The passenger's name, the name of the airline, and the brand of the headphones were not released.
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WHEN Bikram Choudhury arrived in California in 1973, he brought with him a new brand of yoga.
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Diesel is a watch sub-brand of Fossil that is perhaps best known for making large watches.
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He wore it to to host a Halloween party for Freixenet Cava, a brand of sparkling wine.
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Bulletproof Coffee, a brand of coffee meant to maximize performance has also become popular in Silicon Valley.
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For example, Reynolds, the second largest which recently acquired Lorillard, has the VUSE brand of e-cig.
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The grocery chain sells 8-ounce blocks of its Happy Farms brand of cheeses for just $1.99.
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He also questioned whether today's students would relate to The Far Side's uniquely 1980s brand of humor.
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COMUNITYmade partners with local manufacturers to sell their own brand of premium sneakers made in Los Angeles.
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Even if he doesn't win in the end, his brand of democratic socialism already has, said Bruenig.
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There's a small cottage industry now dedicated to bestowing unto Pokémon Go its own brand of trutherism.
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The Pixel smartphone and Home speaker are the first devices with Google's brand of AI built in.
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She's popular within the party, known for her prolific fundraising skills and a savvy brand of politics.
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The brand of these convention exclusives was "Raddo," named after a character in a Star Wars RPG.
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HTC will continue to make its own brand of smartphones and build the virtual reality VIVE business.
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The lawsuit alleged Trek misappropriated Farley&aposs name and traded on his "fat guy" brand of comedy.
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But Reagan's brand of candy is 36 years old and it's time for something new and improved.
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It's that Apple's brand of AR requires no new hardware from Apple, their customers or their partners.
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This brings us to the cleverness of the title, which exemplifies the podcast's brand of empathetic investigation.
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He was known for a fiery brand of conservatism that was not afraid to go after Republicans.
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He already has a brand of cannabis called TREES ... so, pretty easy to follow the name choices.
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He normally wrestles as one half of the Hardy Boyz for the SmackDown brand of the company.
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Verdict: If there's any group against which Gandhi's brand of non-violent protest wouldn't work, it's ISIS.
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Will Smith has created his own brand of water called Just Water because of course he would.
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In one case, Tesco ran banner adverts on its website for a leading brand of dishwasher tablets.
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But the film doesn't interrogate the uniqueness of her arrival, its timing, its specific brand of provocation.
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Erdoğan's first steps after the referendum seem aimed at underlining his brand of tough-talking populist nationalism.
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Kimberley-Clark has overhauled its Depend brand of adult nappies to make them more like regular underwear.
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Vanessa is an accomplished artist and brings her own brand of enthusiasm and energy to our panel.
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Strong Retail Brand: CP ALL operates 7-Eleven stores, a leading international brand of convenience chain stores.
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The quietist brand of salafism can be intolerant on social matters and might support military jihad abroad.
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Ojeda believes that his brand of Democratic populism is what the party needs to win in 2020.
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We learned that relationships in the restaurant world has their a special brand of ups and downs.
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The original Ghostbusters had a particular brand of quotable, memorable humor, based around the cast's specific strengths.
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You only drank scotch or you only drank a single wine or a single brand of beer.
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Others have also accused Westbrook and her brand of ignoring its customers over email and social media.
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Now he is selling his own brand of luxury sneakers to the wealthy of Paris and Hollywood.
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This brand of divisiveness may be tolerated in politics, but it can't be tolerated under the law.
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The Wei-Chuan brand of soy sauce in China tastes different than in Taiwan, she'll tell you.
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While unconventional, the film's brand of arthouse horror clearly makes Perkins a director to watch moving forward.
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Admittedly, TV just doesn't feel the same without Leslie Knope's brand of feminist firepower on our screens.
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No one can deny Twin Peaks: The Return has been a very David Lynchian brand of weird.
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Republican primary voters made clear that they found Mr. Trump's brand of hard-edged nationalism more attractive.
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But now, Hawn's account functions as a bit of a rebuttal to Hudson's brand of digital celebrity.
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Sadly, Landy's experience is not the first time a Roomba has caused this particular brand of destruction.
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Her particular brand of centrist liberalism meshes well with the politics of the city as a whole.
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That would help when I travel with my wife, who has a different brand of Bluetooth headset.
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That company is now moving away from marketplace deliveries and focusing on its own brand of kitchens.
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This research underlines Reuters unrivalled position as brand of choice amongst CEOS and top business decision makers.
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Khan's celebrity past and personal brand of nationalistic populism have led to some public comparisons with you.
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In the video, McFarland is seen touting a brand of compact cordless drill, the week's spotlight item.
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It was a brand of rugby that was never going to seriously challenge their Southern Hemisphere rivals.
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She is a marketing manager for the YouTube brand of Google; she works in its Manhattan office.
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And homegrown investors are far more conservative and wary of the Silicon Valley brand of risk taking.
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After all, that brand of mouthwash hasn&apost been sold as an antiseptic floor cleaner for decades.
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One brand of the drug, Adriamycin, is named for the Adriatic Sea, near where it was discovered.
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Jimmy John's is the only sandwich chain I've been to that sells its own brand of chips.
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Any brand of smartphone with WhatsApp installed was vulnerable to the attack, according to Facebook, WhatsApp's owner.
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Whatever success Obama achieved, his brand of liberalism remained well to the right of that of FDR.
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Others are regulars at particular farmers' markets, or swear by a specific brand of store-bought eggs.
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" She then finishes with her own special brand of K.O.-punch, "It's goin' down, rock-a-baby.
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Already, one such cheesy commodity that exists is the Justin Trudeau brand of Zig Zag rolling papers.
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In all, it's a thrill to have Hop Along, and their sweet, confessional brand of rock back.
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Optional quests, too, mix elements of the era with that distinct Yakuza brand of side-story strangeness.
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Mark McCoy's esoteric brand of hardcore, on the other hand, will probably never break into that spotlight.
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He eventually opened his own brand of restaurants across the world, taking his cuisine across the globe.
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Similarly, the tennis legend Björn Bork, reportedly wore the same brand of shirt when preparing for Wimbledon.
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Ms. King established a distinct brand of news delivery: chatty but not snarky, empathetic but not sappy.
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The award — for brand of the year, from a Chinese business group — acknowledged HNA's rise to prominence.
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In October, I went to Miami to try out the Roam brand of nomadism for a week.
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You will notice that I do not name the brand of cigarettes she smoked in the book.
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This is the reassessment of the brand, of the company, and how we want to move forward.
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As predicted, a particularly pleasing brand of chaos set in after the fifth chugged glass of wine.
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I'd developed an affinity for poetry and purple eye shadow — my own special brand of popularity repellent.
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I care about how you're trying to force your particular brand of dude-bro humor on me.
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Coffee Coffee moves down in the rankings this week after Korn announced their own brand of coffee.
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Many displayed a typically British brand of humor, blending sarcasm, a touch of cruelty and self-derision.
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Nevertheless, since 2008, the band has forged ahead with its brand of anti-religious blackened death metal.
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They found the charred remains of a particular brand of gas can sold at a local Walmart.
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And one time, Capsule dropped off the wrong generic brand of a migraine medication he had requested.
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And perhaps it still is — if Trump and a very particular brand of Trumpism are those priorities.
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But Sweden always imagined itself as something different, a society bound by its unique brand of togetherness.
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The reporter returned with several packs of Pall Malls, his preferred brand of cigarettes, and some mouthwash.
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After a sponsored post for a brand of chicken, "we got a lot of flak," she said.
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The sweatshirt was about much more than just showing off the street wear brand of the moment.
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Berkshire is also the parent of See's Candies, Dairy Queen and the Pampered Chef brand of cookware.
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Directed by James Franco and featuring James Franco, this film indulges in a distasteful brand of nostalgia.
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The party rose to power by promoting a brand of aggrieved nationalism mixed with progressive economic policy.
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During his 2007 Fame standup tour, in particular, the comic courted controversy with this brand of humor.
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There's been plenty of President Trump's brand of political rhetoric, replete with hyperbole, untruths and personal attacks.
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This uniquely Chinese brand of influence peddling is now being lavished on President Trump's Princelings and Princesslings.
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"He was writing up until his last moments with his unique brand of humor," his son said.
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You can be thankful that he doesn't try to imitate Mr. Nicholson's patented brand of seductive devilishness.
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It's only appropriate that he's become the poster child for a brand of hair gel in Japan.
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Some will likely find comfort in hearing the president's brand of populism repackaged in softer, gentler language.
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After the Iranian revolution in 1979, the country set out to export its brand of revolutionary Islam.
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More recently, the company sold its Craftsman brand of tools to Stanley Black & Decker, for $900 million.
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The Bloomberg campaign used the news to attack Mr. Sanders's brand of socialism as appealing to Russians.
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For the first time, the 2019 survey asked students what brand of e-cigarettes they generally used.
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She primarily shoots 120 film, and Kodak has been her brand of choice for almost 10 years.
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Those can sometimes be hard to separate from the brand of activism she has chosen to pursue.
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He is the maestro of a brand of discord that benefits only him and ravages everything else.
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Lerner, for instance, announced that it would publish "Ivanka Trump: A Brand of Her Own" this fall.
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Her brand of activism inspired him while he was studying at New York University School of Law.
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On another level, Jeroslow added, polluted rivers and streams would damage the brand of craft beer nationally.
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Trump's brand of politics could cost Republicans in states and districts around the country where it matters.
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But while Lowey expressed her usual brand of optimism ahead of the talks, others were less upbeat.
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Lindsey Graham screamed vitriol at his colleagues, showing everyone his brand of Trumpism with a Southern twist.
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Frontera is also this chef's go-to brand of salsa, but he prefers the jalapeno-cilantro flavor.
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Ms. Ayotte finally dumped Mr. Trump, a dizzying ride that may have tainted her brand of independence.
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Even to this day, expanding the electorate sounds like cheating to a certain brand of American moderate.
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Last month, Geely unveiled a new brand of cars called Lynk & Co developed in part with Volvo.
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I think it's a fun brand of basketball, and you see there's some really, really talented players.
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White Claw is that trendy brand of hard seltzer that took the country by storm this summer.
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One of these was "Red Scare," which similarly blended an ironic brand of humor with political punditry.
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She is now the visual brand of the show: her face and impish smile adorn the marquee.
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Amazon quietly rolled its own in-house brand of foam mattresses that cost a fraction rivals' beds.
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The U.S. government warns American companies and international governments against using a certain brand of telecommunications equipment.
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This isn't the first time Nehlen has lashed out on Twitter with his own brand of vitriol.
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With their deeply literary brand of shock, these lines orchestrate a specious conflict between two inadequate responses.
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"I, Robot" is a Will Smith science fiction movie, and also the premier brand of robot vacuum.
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There has been a bit of a simmering debate between my brand of nationalism versus Mr. Modi's.
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Some online users even accused the Spanish fashion brand of imposing Western beauty standards on Chinese women.
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It is a propaganda outlet for the trump administration and for Murdoch's brand of right wing politics.
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In fact, her brand of comedy often read as sullenness if you weren't quite paying close attention.
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But there's one brand of potato chips that some ex-cons actually miss when they get released.
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For Pompeo, American patriotism and a narrowly defined brand of Christian pugilism are inextricable from one another.
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This brand of coolness must be very fun online, because it's showing up a lot these days.
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But last year it doubled down on selling its own brand of men's clothing at full prices.
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