It was a scam of breathtaking simplicity, and also a breathtaking extent.
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Someone from the audience clearly yelled out to him that he is breathtaking, which is objectively true, and he yelled back that they, in fact, are breathtaking.
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But her briefings are breathtaking — certainly this week's were.
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" Even McConnell, who knows well how to slow-walk, is shocked by the "breathtaking" level of recent confirmation delay: "The level of obstruction exhibited by Senate Democrats on these nominees is simply breathtaking.
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The soundstage is breathtaking, the low end is positively massive.
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This breathtaking image was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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The various backdrops to Beyond: Two Souls are similarly breathtaking.
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Leigh's performance, equal parts hesitance and joyful optimism, is breathtaking.
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"This is just breathtaking," Wooding's mom, Margaret, added to TribLive.
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It's one of the most breathtaking games I've ever played.
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The results are breathtaking — just look at the ticket sales.
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Once I got into the city, it was just breathtaking.
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It was truly breathtaking when he walked onto the stage!
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The final installation in this quartet is quite literally breathtaking.
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Interesting is an understatement here; what Horsthuis achieves is breathtaking.
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Hannah will still be her friend, despite Marnie's breathtaking selfishness.
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Here are just a few of the most breathtaking quotes.
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News of Trump's breathtaking decision broke just before 6 p.m.
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The most breathtaking view -- to Brittany -- is in Tommy's shorts.
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This photo is breathtaking — and it's just from a rehearsal!
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It's a breathtaking number, but not in a good way.
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"The irony of this letter is breathtaking," Mr. Soufer said.
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By its scale and scope, the group's work was breathtaking.
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"Senator McKim's duplicity is breathtaking," Dutton said in the statement.
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The old Japanese capital Kyoto features the breathtaking Golden Pavilion ...
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What stands out most about this is its breathtaking cynicism.
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The panoramic cinematography by Joshua James Richards is often breathtaking.
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Once everything is in place, the effect is pretty breathtaking.
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Artists painted breathtaking scenes of forests, meadows, rivers and seas.
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And you want to know how breathtaking that move is?
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When she finally emerges in a full suit it's breathtaking.
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You can take in breathtaking undersea views while scuba diving.
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Treat yourself to this breathtaking Beethoven 'Ode to Joy' flashmob.
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And these high moments are almost breathtaking in their totality.
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His inventions were at times gratuitous and other times breathtaking.
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But this one is breathtaking in both style and substance.
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Rome, Venice and Florence are unique and breathtaking, but overwhelming.
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As seen here, the Cisneros gift has a breathtaking sweep.
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Maybe you'll find it in the breathtaking landscapes of Kyrgyzstan.
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"It's a breathtaking success of Russian intelligence," Mr. Schiff said.
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"The view is incredible and always breathtaking," said Mr. Lee.
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Some of the plausible deals could be breathtaking in size.
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But as a blueprint for liberal ambition, it was breathtaking.
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Sofia's transformation was breathtaking — she found her voice that day.
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The change that occurred over a few years is breathtaking.
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But instead of letting thousands of hours of breathtaking footage go to waste, the creators of Planet Earth II have re-purposed hundreds of breathtaking mountaintop shots into this 10-hour-long relaxation tool.
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Alex: The Revenant's only real strength (IMO) is its breathtaking cinematography.
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Video games are breathtaking if you have a 4K capable device.
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Although new bandages will be put on, the sight is breathtaking.
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And when it happens, the consequences can be immediate and breathtaking.
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Needless to say, the whole thing makes for a breathtaking spectacle.
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The film's other obsession is the breathtaking scale of the thing.
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Figures published by the global GSM Association in Tanzania are breathtaking.
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The senior guard's performance Saturday in the Elite Eight was breathtaking.
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It is renowned for its skiing, Viking landmarks and breathtaking fjords.
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Pre-order Cyberpunk 2077 for a breathtaking price from CD Keys.
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It's in this way that ordinary moments take on breathtaking significance.
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On a national scale, the impact of this mentality is breathtaking.
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That's what's driving the breathtaking lows in global ice right now.
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"The move was breathtaking in its speed and recalibration," Cramer said.
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"The move was breathtaking in its speed and recalibration," Cramer added.
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Below is his account of capturing the breathtaking mid-air images.
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The court's decision is also a breathtaking act of judicial activism.
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Here are 15 of the most breathtaking photos from "Fierce Beauty."
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Astronauts have been capturing their breathtaking views from space ever since.
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South Dakota's golden hour shows off the state's breathtaking natural beauty.
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At the crest a breathtaking sea vista opened at our feet.
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The resulting scene, captured by photographer Jessica Manns, was absolutely breathtaking.
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And associates said his workaholic ways continued at a breathtaking pace.
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They also allow us to perform a breathtaking range of actions.
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I saw my first one in 22017, and it was breathtaking.
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"It's breathtaking what the Chinese have done out there," says Wilder.
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"The irony and meanspirited nature of the cuts is breathtaking," Gov.
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The deconstruction of language is breathtaking, the interrogation of symbols startling.
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In this context, the hypocrisy of the archbishop's position is breathtaking.
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It is a breathtaking ambition, but could it actually be done?
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At the end of the video there is a breathtaking moment.
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Breathtaking as her appearance was, it added nothing to the proofs.
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Even if it's "only" over a million new claims, that's breathtaking.
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The ferocity and speed of the flames were breathtaking, he said.
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"That is really breathtaking," Cuomo said while announcing the new measures.
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The Japanese Garden features the Zen Court and breathtaking bonsai collection.
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However, there are sweeping views of Fes that are absolutely breathtaking.
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He leaves behind a breathtaking legacy of service to his country.
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The purity was breathtaking, the wine beautiful, the time right. 214.
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Each is as breathtaking and unique as the landscape it quenches.
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By comparison, India's battling telecoms have wired Taradand with breathtaking speed.
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A jewelry alchemist, she mixes antique talismans into breathtaking new designs.
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His lack of depth on policy knowledge is breathtaking and embarrassing.
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It was a breathtaking gamble for one of these small birds.
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Mr. Trump's gratuitous, schoolyard abuse of Mr. Sessions is nonetheless breathtaking.
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The three-page declaration is breathtaking in its scope and ambition.
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Here's what a breathtaking year sounded like, from start to finish.
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They continue: … as a blueprint for liberal ambition, it was breathtaking.
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Seeing Okoye and Black Widow's combat expertise in tandem is breathtaking.
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All in all, I'd managed to save a breathtaking 32 cents.
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China's cinema build-out is also powering ahead at a breathtaking rate.
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Point is the volume & intensity of grassroots resistance to Romney is breathtaking.
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I'd never heard of the Nazca Lines before, but they were breathtaking.
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It's a geologic paradise as breathtaking rock formations rise in the distance.
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Like the house next door, this breathtaking beauty dates to the 1920s.
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The pretzelness that Paul Ryan is displaying is almost breathtaking, for example.
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It's the quieter moments that make Apollo 11 so breathtaking to behold.
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New Zealand's South Island spans 58,000 square miles of breathtaking, verdant terrain.
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The video, which has been shared around 1,400 times, is pretty breathtaking.
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"The potential in this young artist is breathtaking," the actress has said.
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Still, reading McConnell's 2014 speech on "Restoring the Senate" is breathtaking today.
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Even without the furniture, it still has gorgeous views and breathtaking bones.
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They're the stuff of postcards: breathtaking, dramatic, and awash with vibrant color.
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It's a breathtaking part of San Francisco — here's what it's like inside.
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It's easily the most breathtaking cliffhanger in the whole show so far.
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I'm expecting nothing less than another breathtaking "You better work bitch" hook.
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And they do far more than capture mesmerizing photos and breathtaking videos.
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The combination of pugs and accessories in this video is truly breathtaking.
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There are breathtaking venues, big laughs and some genuinely tear-inducing moments.
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Exploring Virginia from the sky was breathtaking but also kind of scary.
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China's airlines are rising up the world rankings at a breathtaking pace.
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"Degas A Strange New Beauty" breathtaking and I can't wait to return.
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A large gallery opens with one click, revealing a breathtaking viewing experience.
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The screen has more than 8 million pixels, making the resolution breathtaking.
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But the price is well worth the extravagant amenities and breathtaking views.
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Meghan Markle's second wedding dress was just as breathtaking as her first.
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What Leicester had in 2016 was a breathtaking, wondrous one-off achievement.
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The contrast between the two is stunning, breathtaking and powerful for voters.
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Joshua Tree National Park is breathtaking, and less than two hours away.
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Here, a swimmer's crystal-clear reflection makes for a breathtaking mirrored illusion.
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We also started to see some breathtaking homes scattered across the horizon.
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But there's one thing even more breathtaking, and that is a puppy.
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The cynicism of the strategy is both breathtaking and totally in character.
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All at once, he was visited by a breathtaking sense of relief.
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It was such a breathtaking experience to be on the salt flat.
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The Slovenian resort town of Bled is known for its breathtaking scenery.
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Singing both these notes well is an act of breathtaking technical bravura.
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News Analysis The responses have been breathtaking in their speed and decisiveness.
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"The extent of the recklessness in this case is breathtaking," she said.
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It's stunning; a million acres of some of Montana's most breathtaking scenery.
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If this was not perjury, it was a breathtaking lapse in judgement.
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NOAA released the first images taken by the satellite, and they're breathtaking.
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We are also surrounded by mountains which makes the scenery just breathtaking.
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His unfitness for office has been so glaring as to be breathtaking.
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The beachfront gem offers Victorian opulence, breathtaking views, and a rich history.
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Another adventurous, globe-trotting cat with gorgeous eyes and breathtaking Instagram photos?
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Iraqi protesters are transforming a Baghdad tunnel with breathtaking anti-government murals
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It's breathtaking in its magnitude and it's potentially deadly in its consequences.
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Besides, the island was too breathtaking to even think about these things.
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"The outpouring of support is truly breathtaking," Levin said in a statement.
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He names people's pets and dead relatives with breathtaking first-attempt accuracy.
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The game's breathtaking visuals and detailed weaponry further complicate the fun factor.
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The drawings in this show are breathtaking in their variety and intensity.
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Living in a big city, I forget how breathtaking the stars can be.
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The volume of points they can score in such short bursts is breathtaking.
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That's a breathtaking game even if it's just played out in your head.
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Loeb, and his breathtaking closing argument compresses the essence of Darrow's hours-long
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The amount of detail in artist Olivia Kemp's massive landscape drawings is breathtaking.
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The trial turbocharged Trump support, with a breathtaking 94 percent popularity among Republicans.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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We took the scenic route, which was breathtaking for a number of reasons.
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It is a remarkable and breathtaking wilderness, unlike any other place I've seen.
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Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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There were a handful of breathtaking indie games that deserve the spotlight, too.
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Some called it breathtaking, others actually teared up at the moment of totality.
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Chmerkovskiy wasn't the only one who shared breathtaking images from the Italian honeymoon.
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Painted by men or women, the work is still breathtaking in its ambition.
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It's adrenalinizing, it's breathtaking; it's freedom, it's beauty; it's like dreaming while awake.
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HANNITY: It is breathtaking, our national security, we do not have enough uranium.
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And that's why the breathtaking HANA data platform from SAP has changed everything.
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The teaser trailer for the exhibition – "Unseen Westeros" – is nothing short of breathtaking.
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Later Wednesday night, Peake snapped a couple more pictures of the "breathtaking" phenomenon.
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Feds: NSA contractor's secrets theft 'breathtaking' CNN cannot independently confirm the emails' authenticity.
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We wanted to shoot it in a beautiful place, and Homer is breathtaking.
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It's an epic, breathtaking novel that's as much cyberpunk as it is fantasy.
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At other times, it's a breathtaking action film, playing out with intense urgency.
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The grounds are also open to the public, and are even more breathtaking.
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Judging by their Instagram photos, it's involved beer, street performers, and breathtaking views.
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At one breathtaking moment, the storm chasers spotted three twisters in the sky.
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The Bergen Rail goes through the breathtaking countryside between Bergen and Oslo, Norway.
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I spread his ashes overlooking the Quilotoa Lake and it was absolutely breathtaking.
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"You're breathtaking!" the star wrote underneath the original message, along with his autograph.
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By contrast, PRC's demands on Canada are breathtaking for their scale and scope.
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Hike, gawk and photograph the day away from stunning sunrise to breathtaking sunset.
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The location is breathtaking, very well situated for adventure day trips and relaxation.
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More often, though, his words distract from the images, which are frequently breathtaking.
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The breathtaking moment was captured by surveillance video and has since gone viral.
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It might be a good deal, for Coman has breathtaking ability and speed.
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Breathtaking landscapes and cradle-to-grave health care don't hurt the case either.
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Certainly he is capable of changing his views — often and with breathtaking speed.
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It was the sort of breathtaking production once reserved for summer movie blockbusters.
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A terrifying climb to a rooftop reveals a breathtaking sky full of stars.
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Matsuzaka taunted Ichiro with a fastball up and away, a breathtaking 91-m.p.h.
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Carrie Mae Weems is breathtaking, a brilliant intellectual whose presence is viscerally felt.
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"She came to power by an act of breathtaking ruthlessness," Ms. Stelzenmüller said.
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But why did he create such breathtaking images from such a meteorological monster?
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He was the most breathtaking long-distance dialer of a far-out decade.
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When you emerge from the trees onto the causeway, the views are breathtaking.
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The getaway was full of drama, tears, great food and a breathtaking sunset.
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The Spectacle: An action sequence involving a fight with moon pirates is breathtaking.
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Indeed, the cost of capping the rate on pass-through income is breathtaking.
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" The Washington Post said Trump's stance was a "breathtaking repudiation of American democracy.
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Granting a stay at this point was a breathtaking display of judicial activism.
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When you think about how sheer accident can change so much, it's breathtaking.
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Also breathtaking is the perennial "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker" (Nov. 29-Jan. 5).
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The breathtaking costumes for the first film were overseen by Anna B. Sheppard.
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Also breathtaking is the perennial "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker" (Nov. 29-Jan. 5).
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The breathtaking costumes for the first film were overseen by Anna B. Sheppard.
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This is a breathtaking leap to witness, and a promising trajectory to follow.
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Concentrating on black democratic primary voters, that falls a breathtaking 24 percentage points.
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It's rather breathtaking, the speed with which the couple was just elbowed aside.
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If we do, we can make changes that are going to be breathtaking.
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But the difference between the Democrats then and the Republicans now is breathtaking.
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The absence of art by women in the first six galleries is breathtaking.
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The juxtapositions and common themes she unearths and edits together are often breathtaking.
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Unless it's the Sennheiser HD800 S, those are just breathtaking from the first note.
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No matter how breathtaking it is to spot one, that's just too much bear.
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On Sunday, The Associated Press published a breathtaking 7,924 word interview with President Trump.
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The park has meandering footpaths that lead to look-out points with breathtaking views.
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The growth of the nine-year-old company is a bit breathtaking — and instructive.
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And it suggested something breathtaking: that it was possible to reduce prejudice over time.
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A breathtaking series of 28 images shot against a series of utterly magical tableaux.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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B. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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H.S. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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In this in-between time visual magic happens and the echoing vessels are breathtaking.
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Photos in the listings show breathtaking ocean views from the inside of both homes.
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In a country that dignifies l'État with a capital letter, this is quite breathtaking.
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Yes, the breathtaking fashion was there, but there was a sense of, well, disruption.
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M. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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G. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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Our state's founding fathers' and founding mothers' early vision and daring was really breathtaking.
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A breathtaking Lou Reed cover on an otherwise ambient concept album about a ship.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —N.G.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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If only that breathtaking upset hadn't been overshadowed by the muddle with the envelopes.
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B. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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M. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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H.S. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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All across social media, amateur and professional photographers alike documented the breathtaking natural phenomenon.
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How do you distill such a complicated, breathtaking man into a few hundred words?
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She couldn't believe that we were blessed with such a breathtaking performance — for free.
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The view of the Grand Canyon currently on display at Ronin Gallery is breathtaking.
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But it really is worth taking in the whole thing — the scope is breathtaking.
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C. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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H.S. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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M. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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Our helicopter ride up to the glacier and our dog sled ride was breathtaking.
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That being said, when a live vocal take absolutely goes, it can be breathtaking.
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I want to acknowledge the breathtaking heroism of police officers just doing their jobs.
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And then he elaborated that everyone is in fact breathtaking, including you and me.
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In Harvey Weinstein's case, directly influence the DA's office in a really breathtaking way.
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" Trump aide Kellyanne Conway on Thursday dismissed Earnest's comments, calling them "remarkable" and "breathtaking.
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"I am a massive fan; Claire was just breathtaking in that part," she said.
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Kepler's writings are a swirl of geometry and science fiction, astrology and breathtaking reason.
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This latest installment features highly detailed characters, vehicles, and environments, and breathtaking cinema-graphics.
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Here is a look inside the breathtaking castle, and all it has to offer.
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Breathtaking photos of the highest points in 31 different countries, from Denali to Everest
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The Midsummer Derby was not a race anymore, but a breathtaking exhibition of power.
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Set aside the breathtaking hubris; it just doesn't work that way in the FBI.
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His book, "Fierce Beauty: Storms of the Great Plains," shares his most breathtaking images.
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The Coyote Buttes are a breathtaking geological feature on the Utah and Arizona border.
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The OnePlus 7 Pro has an ultra-wide lens to capture more breathtaking scenery.
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"As a blueprint for liberal ambition, it was breathtaking," the New York Times reported.
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"But if you see a woman wearing a striking coral brooch, it's just — breathtaking."
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Check out our conversation below — and don't miss her breathtaking video for Masterpiece above.
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This breathtaking country has a natural beauty incomparable to any other place you've visited.
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It's breathtaking to see how Flego's artistry takes decades off of her grandma's face.
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It's breathtaking, the way the massive rock rises out of the flat, red landscape.
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The profit margin that is achieved by producing crystal meth in Myanmar is breathtaking.
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The original 1893 lobby is breathtaking, with hand-carved details and beautiful wood everywhere.
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Such a dynamic is breathtaking in its cruelty, which makes it no less common.
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But within easy access are breathtaking mountainscapes, desert kitsch and outstanding wildlife-viewing opportunities.
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One of the world's most breathtaking and powerful waterfalls is also the most remote.
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Mind Your Biscuits, the defending champion and running last, then launched a breathtaking rally.
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" Another said it was "breathtaking how fast the plant meat 2.0 sector is moving.
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TOKYO — Leaders in Asia have grown accustomed by now to President Trump's breathtaking unpredictability.
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Hume's continuing impact on individual thinkers and broader fields of study is truly breathtaking.
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Kylian Mbappe came off the bench to score the fourth in a breathtaking cameo.
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I am so thankful for being able to experience something so breathtaking and peaceful.
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There are beautiful yellow orange sand dunes in all directions and it's absolutely breathtaking.
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The sheer volume of scandalous news, one new scandal after another, is simply breathtaking.
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The Roberts court may instead satisfy itself with a breathtaking expansion of presidential power.
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The outcome is a breathtaking visual experience that could earn Deakins his second Oscar.
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The controls are more spread out, obviously, but the visual impact is rather breathtaking.
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Hit the slopes at Innsbruck, a breathtaking ski resort in the mountains of Austria.
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The opposition sees things differently: Let's get all the facts — the allegations are breathtaking.
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But, in my view, both are fearless and breathtaking, with unquenchable curiosity and vigor.
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The Coast Starlight route is known for its breathtaking, panoramic views through Oregon's valleys.
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Later, when Wilson visited Mia, "that narrative was deconstructed with breathtaking quickness," he recalled.
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CRISPR/Cas29 is a gene editing technology that's revolutionizing science at a breathtaking pace.
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Leave it to Lionel Messi to turn a straightforward penalty kick into a breathtaking moment.
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WATCH: Whale&aposs breathtaking 274.6-degree breach spin off New Jersey coast captured on video.
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She delivered comedy and action in the cheerleading challenge, and her runway look was breathtaking.
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Beautiful New Zealand is known for breathtaking views of forests, mountains, lakes, beaches and fjords.
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"The sheer power that a rocket gives off when it launches is breathtaking," he says.
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Iman was breathtaking and their little girl was growing up into a beautiful young woman.
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The breathtaking, large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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Through Kim Kardashian's lense, you can catch surprise celebrities, breathtaking visuals, and cute family moments.
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His almost unbelievable primary surge -- from New York to Indiana -- was nothing short of breathtaking.
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The sights that can be seen during the breaks in the clouds are simply breathtaking.
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We have Johann's breathtaking atmospheric sounds, but I needed other things, and Hans helped us.
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" Not only is the dress "breathtaking," says Young, "I love the evolution of Miss Dior.
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There's Darjeeling, where the scenery, deep-green tea plantations surrounded by mountains, is absolutely breathtaking.
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Apple, in its habitual immodesty, is promising similarly breathtaking performance with its new Mac Pro.
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Here are some of the breathtaking pictures from Mfon: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora.
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This group of young nuns in Mandalay and their chanting was breathtaking and chilling. pic.twitter.
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And not just for his breathtaking immunity win, or his clever innovations in psychological torture.
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His political horse-trading had such a wide scope, it's breathtaking even by today's standards.
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The natural scenery is breathtaking, the white-capped mountain ranges towering over perfect blue waters.
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It's breathtaking and if this were your engagement photo I'm pretty sure you'd want it.
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Becca was breathtaking in all those dresses — each one was more gorgeous than the last.
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This is a breathtaking documentary that shows when we encourage our daughters, amazing things happen.
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A breathtaking picture of newlyweds kissing underwater was a 'dream come true' for the photographer
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Not one but two candidates ran directly at the establishment this year, with breathtaking results.
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The absurdity is breathtaking: an aide smashed some of her electronic devices with a hammer.
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When the stars all lined up, the archeology and the story combined, it was breathtaking.
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The game stands out for its immersive story, voiceover narration, breathtaking graphics, and unique soundtrack.
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Technically and stylistically, it's breathtaking It's unclear how much of Abreu's political message Cuca absorbs.
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The cynicism is both familiar and breathtaking, but it isn't reserved for fiscal policy alone.
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Such an move would be a welcome respite from the administration's breathtaking attacks on immigrants.
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On Location Start with a breathtaking site in Vermont, then get out the Lego blocks.
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The estate's lucky buyer won't just be getting impeccable design and a breathtaking property, however.
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And in the morning, guests can enjoy a champagne breakfast with the same breathtaking scenery.
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The Bygone in Baltimore, Maryland, offers traditional American fare and breathtaking views of Charm City.
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It's just eyes and brains making different calculations inside these breathtaking machines we call bodies.
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The wraparound terrace makes a breathtaking setting for sundown drinks or sleeping under the stars.
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FaZe Clan members block out the neighborhood's breathtaking views with thick blinds to prevent glare.
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Reaching the favelas at the heights of Complexo do Alemão is nothing less than breathtaking.
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Attendees were treated to breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, champagne and a raw bar.
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This breathtaking forest on Portugal's island of Madeira looks like something from a fairy tale.
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It's not how I planned or imagined this moment, but I'm there, and it's breathtaking.
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She's a frequently photographed face, her body trussed up in the most breathtaking, sculptural creations.
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However, Rexha got the last laugh, because she looked absolutely breathtaking in this Monsoori ballgown.
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Dive into a breathtaking, massive world with "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild."
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Their actions seemed like a breathtaking act of defilement of one of Hong Kong's institutions.
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But the final scenes, as a peaceful march explodes into a terrifying frenzy, are breathtaking.
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His lack of interest in the Constitution that he is sworn to uphold is breathtaking.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist The speed of America's moral descent under Donald Trump is breathtaking.
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The scale and speed with which the Wilson government set about modernizing Britain was breathtaking.
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"Just as a matter of political analysis, the sheer audacity of this move is breathtaking."
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It's breathtaking to see in a country that once barred girls from getting any education.
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The 40-minute seaplane flight had breathtaking views of islands across the vast Indian Ocean.
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Especially early in his career, the rail-thin Fernandez was a breathtaking defender at shortstop.
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The accused swear and spit, make obscene gestures and lie under oath with breathtaking brazenness.
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"Everything is breathtaking right now," Ngoepe (pronounced n-GO-pay) told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Go to any hula competition and you will see breathtaking, athletic and expressive male dancers.
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Secondly, the quality of some entrepreneurs starting ambitious companies in health and data is breathtaking.
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Last night, Elle UK released the first look at Lawrence's gown — and it is breathtaking.
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Witty, charming, and visually breathtaking, it's the perfect way to spend an hour or seven.
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He praised the "breathtaking heroism of members of the public who literally ran towards danger."
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One breathtaking photo of a Venice, Italy canal shot from above received nearly 6,000 likes.
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He snapped a breathtaking photo of Dorian's eye while flying through the storm on Sunday.
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The #NeverAgain and #BoycottNRA movements took root with breathtaking speed following the Parkland school shooting.
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WINNERS The Democratic Party This was a breathtaking result that will lift Democratic spirits nationwide.
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The storylines transition seamlessly, bridging together in a breathtaking showdown at the end (or middle?).
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And, yes, we see her use her magic unbreakable lasso, and it's a breathtaking moment.
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"This won't be, suddenly in Beijing, a breathtaking release (that) everything is solved," Ross said.
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For one thing, as breathtaking as "AnWaHaSoGrMoVaWiCr" is, it can also be a disturbing vision.
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What these designers created, with what we now consider fairly primitive techniques, is simply breathtaking.
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Setting aside the rather breathtaking Islamophobia implied in that line of reasoning, it's also flatly wrong.
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Say this about the Oculus: It is breathtaking from the inside — luminous, intricate, uplifting and tranquil.
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The sweeping vistas of the English Channel are breathtaking, especially if you're driving by at twilight.
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And Meghan Markle, with her breathtaking filigree tiara and purposefully messy bun, is leading the pack.
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The images feature breathtaking scenes and a bunch of people Instagramming instead of gazing at them.
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They had a whole continent to themselves and they were travelling great distances at breathtaking speed.
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Arora's atelier hand-made the breathtaking garments and he wore them with panache on the Playa.
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The outdoor shows, which have been used at The Super Bowl and the Olympics, are breathtaking.
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The rapid pace of technological change provides a breathtaking opportunity to challenge and change the world.
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While in space, Koch captured breathtaking photos of Earth's landscapes and oceans from 250 miles above.
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Pink's acrobatics Who can forget Pink's breathtaking "Glitter In The Air" performance at the 2010 Grammys?
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A breathtaking high-altitude rail line linking Tibet with the national network was opened in 2006.
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The fateful day (in so many, many ways) dawns and Jane makes an unsurprisingly breathtaking bride.
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She completed her look with the breathtaking veil and a pair of custom Jimmy Choo heels.
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The consensus was that while the animation itself was breathtaking it made the musical numbers boring.
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This is how this man ever became the CIA director is breathtaking to me, John Brennan.
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Both the urban areas and its environs are breathtaking to see by way of a drone.
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Take the above split-image comparing a breathtaking Jurassic lacewing fossil with a modern owl butterfly.
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And as far as political deception campaigns go, Trump's health care lies are breathtaking in score.
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And check out our full Oscars coverage for the latest news, breathtaking style moments and more.
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"Seeing you and @lanajeangordon on stage together was breathtaking!" one user commented on Brandy's Instagram page.
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The result is one the most of creative, breathtaking, and important poems you'll read this year.
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From Santorini to Mykonos, there are so many breathtaking Greek islands and mainland towns to explore.
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The description details a "classic 103's Los Feliz gated single story home" with "breathtaking" views.
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Keep scrolling to see the town's breathtaking scenery and the locals who walk its narrow streets.
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"The Trump budget is breathtaking in its degree of cruelty and filled with broken promises," Sen.
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Disney's version is not quite as breathtaking as those ones, but it's definitely a solid attempt.
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Regardless of whether your decorating style is traditional or modern, there's a color for you. Breathtaking.
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The first gig we did was breathtaking – I don't know why people liked it so much!
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This paragraph-long episode of recollection begins in certainty and moves with breathtaking swiftness to incredulity.
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I keep getting ambushed by breathtaking music that I've never heard before, and I love it.
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But few could disagree that he wrote a column of breathtaking range and intelligence and integrity.
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"It was breathtaking," Daly, an ambassador for the United Kingdom's Marine Conservation Society, told USA Today.
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It sounds like overkill, but you've almost certainly never seen a timelapse video this breathtaking before.
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Yes, that breathtaking Adolph Gottlieb painting you're crouching in front of on the floor is real.
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Grand Central Terminal remains one of the most breathtaking — and bustling — transit stations in the nation.
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And Tharpism can become mere shtick, without the spontaneity that was once its most breathtaking component.
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The library is breathtaking, full of golden chandeliers and dazzling glass structures hanging from the ceiling.
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He seemed to have made a breathtaking discovery, figuring out how to repair the human heart.
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The result is a pinball machine zinging with sharp dialogue, breathtaking plot twists and naughty humor.
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The potential for money to grow over time is really breathtaking if you're a disciplined saver.
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"From first page to last it is a thrilling, breathtaking book," The New York Times wrote.
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Still, the company collects a breathtaking amount of data on users with a Juul C1 device.
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Auger-Aliassimeis a breathtaking talent who is emerging as an heir apparent to the Big Four.
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Her bright gouache illustrations of everyday delights are reminders of what makes this world so breathtaking.
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The Bridges of Ross, another of Ireland's breathtaking natural coastal monuments, awaited me the following morning.
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"This is breathtaking stuff," said a diplomat who has spent years shuttling between the region's capitals.
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Pull down the chain, and an enormous amount of icy water courses down, a breathtaking torrent.
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But Lopez, who's of Puerto Rican heritage, had a political message underneath the breathtaking pop spectacle.
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Making the moment all the more special, the cousins stood in front of a breathtaking sunset.
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Mr. Trump has at times displayed breathtaking ignorance about the powers and basic function of government.
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"What critics said: "This is breathtaking, ambitious television that only gets richer with each subsequent episode.
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And to your earlier point, the speed of how people mobilized so quickly was indeed breathtaking.
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The level of naivety that Trump and his supporters expect from the American people is breathtaking.
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Wright had a breathtaking eye for proportion and a robust interest in 20th-century building technology.
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It meanders jaggedly along the coastline in the state's Big Sur region and provides breathtaking views.
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It will be a breathtaking gathering of some of the most valuable companies in the world.
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Peloton has since recovered to about $30, but that's hardly breathtaking in a raging bull market.
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Absolutely breathtaking black-and-white neo-noir cinematography by Daniella Nowitz adds depth and emotional context.
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The highlight was a breathtaking view out the large windows of a pretty piazza (square) below.
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The Fifth Circuit's 2-to-1 decision overturning that ruling is a breathtaking piece of work.
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Experimental electronic musician Sarah Davachi has created a unique soundtrack for Robert Irwin's breathtaking circular garden.
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And didn't the island owe its popularity in part to breathtaking and well-curated Instagram photos?
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That first glimpse of the soaring, stupendous, and sweetly spooky Land of the Dead is breathtaking.
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Still, slapping Assange with criminal charges would represent a breathtaking about face for President Donald Trump.
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Plenty of newer pop singers in 2018 don't have to be particularly breathtaking to be successful.
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The Seattle-headquartered company has been behind some of the most breathtaking hacks in the past decade.
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Although Donald Trump Jr.'s maliciousness was shocking, it was Ivanka Trump's arrogance that was truly breathtaking.
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Two British men had assembled a low-cost rig and captured breathtaking views of the Earth below.
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Situated by the edge of a 45-metre cliff, it overlooks the Aegean Sea with breathtaking views.
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The one shot with the sun rising was breathtaking for both my filmmaker and music-loving side.
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Meanwhile, Irving is 224 with breathtaking skills that splash on the court like a Jackson Pollock masterpiece.
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That freedom and our admiration for individualism have led to a breathtaking history of creativity and entrepreneurship.
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Not to mention you'll be watching your favorite shows in breathtaking clarity with nearly 8.3 million pixels.
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The New York City landmark building dates back to 1881 and features a breathtaking nine-story atrium.
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The breathtaking thing about baseball is how drastically the momentum can shift in a single at-bat.
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In the past week alone, Mr. Kim has stunned the region with his breathtaking pace of diplomacy.
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We have a breathtaking public coastline, striking mountain ranges, deep river gorges, lush forest and high desert.
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The Insane, Breathtaking History Of Dior Haute Couture100 Shows Of Dries Van Noten, Right At Your Fingertips
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The image snapped by Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 shows the breathtaking aftermath of such a scene.
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It is breathtaking to witness democracy in full roar, as candidates vie for the nation's highest office.
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On Friday, the bride-to-be took to Instagram to share several breathtaking photos from Acapulco, Mexico.
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What could be as breathtaking as seeing ballet dancer Misty Copeland on stage in all her glory?
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You can see exactly how this near-beatific effect was accomplished, but it remains magical and breathtaking.
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Ferrero dedicated to him his "Mazurka du Diable", as if he already anticipated breathtaking turns from him.
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Unsurprisingly, in 2o17, Instagram users liked posts that showed listings with breathtaking views, both urban and natural.
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These centres make minorities' lives more "colourful", Shohrat Zakir, Xinjiang's governor, blustered last year, with breathtaking chutzpah.
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The road, with breathtaking views of the park&aposs mountainous interior, is a major draw for tourists.
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With a nation full of hidden gems, you're only a car ride away from a breathtaking vacation.
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All of them were exhausted by the breathtaking twists and turns of the past year or so.
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The place is AWESOME -- 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, breathtaking views and all the privacy you could want.
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Montana residents have a lot more going for them than breathtaking views, good microbrews and excellent skiing.
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He faced death as he faced life: straight on, with honesty, grace, and breathtaking depth of perception.
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There's no denying the breathtaking magic of seeing bodies swim through the air with such apparent weightlessness.
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"What an incredible, breathtaking Wimbledon final," wrote a spokesperson for the couple on their official Instagram account.
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But it's the Apollo 11 Airbnb's breathtaking views of the night sky that really set it apart.
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He's an analytic genius, offering a breathtaking combination of savvy passing and downhill rushes to the hoop.
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The views were in fact breathtaking, particularly with the trees being in all their early autumn glory.
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With November 1 marking the beginning of Manatee Awareness Month, here are 20 breathtaking pictures of manatees.
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Voice acting by Tony Goldwyn, Minnie Driver, and Glenn Close provides soulful character amidst truly breathtaking animation.
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To find the usual watering-places despite the gauzeof death that shrouds our eyesis a breathtaking feat.
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The charm of Sozopol, like Nessebar, is in its cobblestone streets, appealing restaurants and breathtaking seaside views.
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He shares his most breathtaking images in a new book, "Fierce Beauty: Storms of the Great Plains."
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Since we don't have Trump's tax returns we can't know for sure, but the idea is breathtaking.
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To see our planet as this majestic blue ball floating in the blackness of space is breathtaking.
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From this mass of junk, a gorgeous, yet rugged and ragged "angel" ascends, and it is breathtaking.
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It's simple, it has breathtaking sunsets, and if you're rich and patient, you can get married there.
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"Breathtaking" is an adjective most often cheaply used to describe artwork with pleasant colors or large scope.
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Take a stroll under their pink crowns — the springtime Hanami festivals in Maruyama Park are especially breathtaking.
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Jason Momoa's raw strength is so breathtaking ... it even left former Mr. Universe Lou Ferrigno in awe.
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The result is breathtaking, so stop reading this and go feast your eyeballs on the bounty below!
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Telluride, Colorado, is famous for its breathtaking Rocky Mountain scenery as well as its challenging ski terrain.
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And the director Leigh Whannell narrated a breathtaking moment from the film: transcript Hi, I'm Leigh Whannell.
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Every scene between Claire and her younger brother, quaking under a noose of Tramadol addiction, is breathtaking.
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"When you consider how much we have learned in the last three weeks, it's breathtaking," he said.
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The penchant for throwing good money after bad has breathtaking pedigree, from the Vietnam war to Afghanistan.
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The scenery is breathtaking and we stop along the way to take pics of the gorgeous views.
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Holding otherwise would endorse a breathtaking expansion of obstruction, and be utterly inconsistent with First Amendment freedoms.
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LONDON — The views from the roof of Admiralty Arch, one of London's best-known landmarks, are breathtaking.
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He felt as if his head were on the same level as those breathtaking Times Square billboards.
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"It has been a mammoth undertaking, and the result is suitably breathtaking," the critic, Oliver Wainwright, concluded.
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"It has been a mammoth undertaking, and the result is suitably breathtaking," the critic Oliver Wainwright concluded.
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Trump's renovation of the Wollman Rink is nothing compared with his breathtaking expansion of the capital swamp.
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The records show the mechanics of how family dynamics are systematically recorded and analyzed in breathtaking detail.
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To be sure, C.I.A. case officers will continue to recruit spies with breathtaking moxie, ingenuity and perseverance.
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With its technology and footage of breathtaking landscapes, it's among the most grown-up attractions in Epcot.
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You can take in breathtaking views of these two landmarks as well as the Eiffel Tower itself.
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" Speaking to CNN by phone, Kennedy called the judge's ruling "scathing and breathtaking at the same time.
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Pretty much the whole two-floor suite had floor-to-ceiling windows that offered a breathtaking view.
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And roaming the gorgeous Bolivian landscape is absolutely breathtaking, no matter which province you find yourself in.
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"The scope of this assertion of privilege — if that's what it is — is breathtaking," ranking Democrat Rep.
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The view of the ocean is breathtaking and we can even see Mt. Fuji in the distance.
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" Judge Michael Corey accepted the deal, noting the outcome of the case could be described as "breathtaking.
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The breathtaking falls lie at the end of eight miles of trees, small rivers, rocks and mud.
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Our nation's journey towards full equality for all Americans has shown breathtaking progress and also heartbreaking setbacks.
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Below, the online giant seems to touch every niche of the economy, its ubiquity and range breathtaking.
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Monday's solar eclipse gave millions of Americans a rare chance to partake in a breathtaking cosmic event.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times They rehearse at night and learn choreography with breathtaking speed.
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To turn Sharp around, Mr. Gou is banking on Foxconn's ability to manage breathtaking scale with military exactitude.
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But other moments only seem to exist to show off cool designs, or present a particularly breathtaking visual.
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It's breathtaking, and you can see the jumble of buildings that seem as if they were placed randomly.
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The Hubble Telescope has made spotting these objects simple, and has creating some breathtaking images along the way.
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Venus and the moon appeared close in proximity last night as the two made for a breathtaking scene.
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Yang Yongliang's photo From the New World looks like a breathtaking landscape featuring pristine mountains in the mist.
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Trump's budget also represents a breathtaking reversal on core campaign promises with the same result — harming vulnerable Americans.
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It is, in effect, the new Silicon Valley—filled with giddy, breathtaking ingenuity and flat-out good news.
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The conductor leads the way into the future and begins the new season with bold and breathtaking music.
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After spending time with the smaller works in the front room, the sudden increase in scale is breathtaking.
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Richard Powers' latest novel is a breathtaking, wholehearted appeal for the protection and preservation of our natural world.
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It's a breathtaking statement that, among other things, presents a Kevin Spacey–esque conflation of sexuality and abuse.
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The footage of Hannaford's film is breathtaking, but it's also too narratively wispy to stand on its own.
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Jeff Cully has a unique window into an exclusive world of obscene wealth, marauding development, and breathtaking beauty.
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What resulted were some absolutely breathtaking portraits that were basically hand-made to be your next phone background.
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The 3 bedroom, 3 bath Spanish home sits on top of a hill with breathtaking 360 city views.
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The shining jewel of this state-of-the-art line is a breathtaking visitors' pavilion beneath the river.
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It's glorious and occasionally breathtaking, and it works in precisely the sort of epic, cinematic way you'd expect.
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Greenberg reveals previously untold details about the devastation NotPetya caused, particularly at shipping giant Maersk, in breathtaking detail.
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Kobe packaged a breathtaking panoply of fakes, footwork, and fadeaways, then deployed them with craft and fearless physicality.
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You'll marvel in weightless freedom and lose yourself in breathtaking views through the largest windows in spaceflight history.
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Basically, I'm freaking out at the breathtaking (and maybe even a little intimidating) list of announcements we're expecting.
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The moment was "absolutely breathtaking, heart-melting," Ramsey, who was in the water with the creature, told Today.
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This one ticks all the boxes: breathtaking view, an incredible variety of plants and plenty of picnic benches.
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"The callousness, insensitivity and poor judgment required for the city to send a bill ... is breathtaking," Chandra said.
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He kindles the vision of a breathtaking future so as to justify the sacrifice of a transitory present.
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The images, taken on Thursday, demonstrate that Mars boasts landscapes as dramatic and breathtaking as our own planet.
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Even in Trumpland, though, this weekend's comments by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson are breathtaking in their implications.
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Yutu and the Chang'e 3 lander have taken some breathtaking photos while on the surface of the Moon.
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That she not only pulls it off, but does so while never feeling like she's reaching, is breathtaking.
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Those in Ghana were expanding their loan books at a breathtaking pace of more than 30% a year.
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Along the way, they create breathtaking scenes—but the monarchs are actually in grave danger during these trips.
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Today's POTUS performance was breathtaking in the sheer number of provable falsehoods, intentional mischaracterizations and outright lies uttered.
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China back then was growing at a breathtaking pace and needed all the Australian rocks it could get.
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Many state parks across the US offer breathtaking views, diverse wildlife, and a wide range of recreational activities.
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"Experiencing a renaissance in luxury travel, Colombia's breathtaking jungle landscapes and colonial cities deserve more recognition," Barber said.
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Mr. Fairchild kept up with Ms. Dorrance's hoofing and Lil Buck mirrored her in his own breathtaking fashion.
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Here, however, is where we confront the breathtaking obtuseness of this President and anyone working in his service.
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Her sentences are not complex, but the speed of their connection to one another is a little breathtaking.
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Hatch questioned whether Microsoft's "breathtaking growth" and lack of competition would harm the future of the software industry.
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You unwrap a chocolate bar amid breathtaking views of mountain and desert and then you notice movement below.
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So, let's celebrate America's birthday, and its breathtaking diversity, by visiting some of the nation's less-celebrated cities.
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The contrast of the dark cloud over the cool blues of the ocean make for some breathtaking photos.
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SpaceX on Saturday shared a breathtaking image captured during the recent launch of its SES-22017 communications satellite.
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It limits what you can do with the surrounding fill, but that's pretty breathtaking for a Tuesday theme.
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The episode then unspools in breathtaking, often nauseating waves, anchored by Amy Brenneman's alternately warm and pragmatic performance.
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In 2010, Google bought the building, also from Jamestown, for $1.8 billion, a breathtaking sum at the time.
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At 83, in book after book and now this semi-memoir, he has succeeded to a breathtaking degree.
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The state exudes adventure in all terrain types, like sand dunes, snow-capped peaks and breathtaking arch formations.
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"This is a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body," he said.
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"This is a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body," he said.
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The fact that no one seems to get fired for anything at these companies is really quite breathtaking.
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Perhaps nowhere was the courage of everyday citizens more breathtaking and the odds more daunting than in Sudan.
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"The mountains are the most breathtaking I have ever seen, and the fall colors were beautiful," he said.
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But that study, while literally breathtaking, raised new questions about the capabilities of other neurons in the pacemaker.
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For a brief moment, the sun's golden rays illuminate the city's buildings and traffic with a breathtaking glow.
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The home has nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms, including a very spacious master suite with breathtaking water views.
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That feeling was doubled the next day when I visited the breathtaking mountains of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.
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The 32-year-old Malaysian artist's breathtaking illustrations feature fine detailing and lifelike depictions of his fantasy characters.
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But to truly appreciate the breathtaking power of the rainforest, it helps to start with a single tree.
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But to encounter her here is to recall Molly and Ralph's breathtaking first glimpse of the mountain lion.
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PhotoSynth uses still photos culled from the Web to build breathtaking dreamscapes, and then lets users navigate them.
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The effect was breathtaking, like being sucked into a tunnel of stars, or time traveling through the universe.
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"The volatility is breathtaking," said Hogan, adding it's worse than what he saw during the 2008 financial crisis.
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In Tanzania, Bolivia, India and Thailand, visitors can experience places that are breathtaking but hard to get to.
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His photographs have been published by National Geographic and he has won numerous awards for his breathtaking aerials.
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Yellow Stone was given this distinction because it offers a lot for outdoorsy types, including breathtaking mountains and lakes.
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This is a breathtaking misappropriation of power, without warrant in the text, history, or tradition of the U.S. Constitution.
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One of the most breathtaking moments is astonishingly simple, as the lovers warm themselves in front of a fire.
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While the technique had only been demonstrated on molecules in test tubes at that point, the implications were breathtaking.
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As breathtaking as this video is, however, it probably pales in comparison to what it's like in person. [ESA]
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One of the rarest Pokémon cards in the world just sold at auction for a breathtaking amount of money.
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However, he notes that a court by itself can't decide past and future damages that are "breathtaking" in scope.
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But Jordan Poste took a unique approach, capturing the bugs' breathtaking twinkle with a 60-hour time-lapse video.
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Some have become very large companies extremely quickly, and entrepreneurs are creating new models and ideas with breathtaking speed.
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Lake Tahoe is the second-deepest lake in the US. Its clear blue waters make for breathtaking scuba diving.
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Visitors would go to the rooftop of the 17-story building and enjoy 360-degree breathtaking view of Tehran.
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The trailer is brief but charming, featuring the same breathtaking animation that sucked audiences under the sea in 2003.
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William Landis writes it, and it's so breathtaking that it earns him a spot at the New York Times.
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Officials hope its miles of breathtaking desert and Petra-esque ancient tombs will draw 2 million tourists by 2035.
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The result is some breathtaking sashimi art that I can't imagine I could ever eat because it's so beautiful.
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On a clear day, I get a breathtaking view of Mount Rainier when I bike to my climbing gym.
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Military reports cited senior officers talking about "breathtaking" progress against the Taliban as a result of the new strategy.
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A few breathtaking chess moves on both sides, and suddenly it's checkmate: Littlefinger has a knife at Ned's throat.
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The property market reflects clifftop villas' breathtaking views rather than their hair-raising risk of tumbling into the sea.
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Gal Gadot was obviously picked for the Wonder Woman role in part because, by conventional standards, she is breathtaking.
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But we all know we're navigating breathtaking history: Nearly every day could be — maybe will be — a book. Jan.
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A young woman grieves for her mother and grapples with racial identity, sexuality, and feminism in this breathtaking debut.
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A few weeks earlier, she was in New Zealand, posting photos of breathtaking views of the ocean and cliffs.
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Ryan Murphy's just-wrapped Pose enjoyed one of the most breathtaking first seasons of the television year so far.
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In its natural beauty, the landscape is as breathtaking as an image of the statue itself — perhaps more so.
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The scene in which Steven makes his choice is breathtaking in every way, equal parts hilarious and heart-stopping.
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This season of The Walking Dead has had its own meta storyline, complete with ups, downs, and breathtaking cliffhangers.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz described Erdogan's accumulation of power on Monday as a "breathtaking departure from European values".
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Without the deadline of sunset and sunrise, dusk and dawn linger in the sky for hour after breathtaking hour.
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He's nothing short of mesmerizing, even in the face of The Revenant's brutal violence and Emmanuel Lubezki's breathtaking cinematography.
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And Lauren Conrad's Los Angeles home is breathtaking, too — and it features lots of space for creating DIY projects.
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The visuals are breathtaking; the special effects are raw and cinematic; the sound is immersive and at times harrowing.
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Over the past week, American stocks have dropped about 7%, punctuated by a breathtaking, record-setting plunge on Monday.
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The island — that was the setting for the 1973 popular film "The Wicker Man" — has a breathtaking, rugged landscape.
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"When it finally started to come to and it caught its breath, it was breathtaking for me," Denninger said.
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Well, that's the feeling you'll get when you watching this breathtaking drone footage of the world's highest, uninterrupted waterfall.
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His breathtaking, operatic voice—one that even Elvis called the most beautiful he'd ever heard—communicated a profound tenderness.
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"It was probably one of the most breathtaking initial images from a drone that I've ever seen," Barrios says.
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It was indeed a breathtaking driving machine that makes anyone who gets near or in it feel many things.
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The light in Reuben Wu's Love is Metaphysical Gravity, shot at the Svalbard Satellite Station in Norway, is breathtaking.
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Most people go to Norway to catch the Northern Lights or to take a cruise through the breathtaking fjords.
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The opening sequence of Yamada's most recent film Liz and the Blue Bird (2018), is breathtaking in this regard.
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There are a lot of breathtaking two-sentence sentiments that sound perfect but maybe don't hold together when examined.
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The callousness of this announcement – just days after Saudi Arabia rebooted its devastating bombing campaign in Yemen – is breathtaking.
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In addition to the flowers, lit candles were placed next to the arrangements — making it all the more breathtaking.
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His gall is breathtaking, but watch ... he actually tries to justify his comment during the interview with Orlando's FOX35.
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"The classic Cats, which I saw when I was 9, was just so breathtaking and mesmerizing," she told PEOPLE.
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What has happened in the market in the last three weeks is a bit breathtaking I have to say.
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"The majority's breathtaking expansion of state standing would inject the courts into far more federal-state disputes", she wrote.
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A versatile talent with a breathtaking face-up game, Robinson-Earl should flourish in the Wildcats' flowing offensive system.
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The panoramic view from the top was breathtaking — the entire city lay before us, and Denali was clearly visible.
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If the past is prologue, we will see a breathtaking lack of diversity and competence in his future nominees.
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Take a look inside: Just off the great room is the living room with breathtaking vistas of Central Park.
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Made up of more than 250 curved LG OLED TVs, LG's enormous curvy waterfall of a display is breathtaking.
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Peyto Lake, a glacier-fed lake in Canada's famous Banff National Park, is known for its breathtaking blue hue.
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The billions risked on a few points' movement one way or the other in the polls is truly breathtaking.
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The clear-bottomed pool would be on the lowest level, allowing swimmers to look down over the breathtaking scenery.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, whose lack of skill at presidential campaigning in the 2016 cycle was positively breathtaking.
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Thirty million isn't much for a top goal scorer these days, especially one with the breathtaking speed of Vardy.
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The first recipient is Gideon Mendel, a South African photographer, honored for what Mr. Bergman called his breathtaking work.
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From a tropical Florida celebration to a winter wedding in foggy Carmel, CA, these seaside nuptials are beyond breathtaking.
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For recreation, there's a basketball court at the school that has a breathtaking view of the tropical mountains below.
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She's just breathtaking in every way, and so funny and quick and clever and so fun and so kind.
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It was a breathtaking sight, and one I wasn't expecting, but boy, I was so happy to be wrong.
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"I will not defy death for breathtaking photos, tresspass, or venture beyond safety," one of the pledge's oaths reads.
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I remember the breathtaking speed and depth of the escalators down to the metro, built in the Soviet era.
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The 6,240-square-foot apartment has four bedrooms and five and a half baths, not to mention breathtaking views.
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In Brazil, Ms. Brito presents exhibitions in a breathtaking modernist bungalow with a garden designed by Roberto Burle Marx.
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It has also summoned the post-human future ("Wall-E") and the human unconscious ("Inside/Out") with breathtaking ingenuity.
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Schöffer's ever-sensing connected cybernetic city concept is all-at-once kitschy, way-too-real terrifying, and presciently breathtaking.
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During the 2018 Olympics, for instance, you could watch skilled videographers shoot breathtaking videos of athletes in spectacular settings.
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For every breathtaking winner by Serena Williams on Centre Court on Tuesday, there seemed to be an ungainly mistake.
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Bronson's square-off with the onetime daytime talk stalwart Sally Jesse Raphael, on the show's second episode, was breathtaking.
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"It's a breathtaking tool for me," Mr. King said as he caressed the screen, scrolling past graphics and menus.
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"I was such a massive fan of the show, and I thought Claire Foy was just breathtaking," she said.
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A coalition of seven Dutch political parties recently unveiled a climate policy proposal that is breathtaking in its ambition.
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They took in breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay and strolled past a climbing wall and gardening plots.
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With VAST, Piech believes he can fuse the technical and aesthetic to create breathtaking ultra-high resolution photographic prints.
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The "n word" is used liberally throughout and there are some breathtaking instances of both casual and outright racism.
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Spain has been breathtaking at times, but there's a resilience to Portugal, a nous, that makes them a threat.
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Guatemala's 30-odd volcanoes — three of which are active — are part of the country's breathtaking landscape, Mr. Kuestermann said.
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But there's no reason to limit yourself to merely one breathtaking spot when the coast is peppered with them.
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The administration proposal to create a new tobacco agency "is kind of breathtaking, it makes no sense," said Rep.
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"The depth and breadth of support we received in this endeavor was breathtaking," Ms. Coxe said in the release.
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She also raised her fashion game, wearing a breathtaking Louis Vuitton wedding dress for the special occasion in June.
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It's a familiar format driven into new territories by charming personalities and breathtaking talent; the perfect show to binge.
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So many of the backgrounds and wide shots of scenes like Dracula's castle or towns under attack are breathtaking.
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Both flowers are at the heart of more than a few famous fragrances, including Chanel's breathtaking star, No. 5.
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Other popular activities include traversing the breathtaking Khau Pha Pass and exploring the Mo Waterfall and Pu Nhu Waterfall.
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His calm thoughtfulness, emotional ease, wit and eloquence in the face of gross expectation and intractable problems is breathtaking.
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The first, Montaña Redonda, is a mountain with breathtaking views of the city of El Seibo and the ocean.
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On view at the Whitney for only the second time in 20 years, this painting is a breathtaking sight.
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When the sun peaks out from behind the steam at the lagoon, it can make for a breathtaking sight.
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"The first flights on a high-speed fighter jet were breathtaking," she told the newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda in 22008.
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But the view from that ridge — a panorama of produce fields stretching off into the green distance — is breathtaking.
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Where truly breathtaking beauty shone amid all this looming darkness was in a long room transformed into the universe.
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His voiceover is paired with images of destruction that are as breathtaking in scale as any mass migration footage.
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"The irony of an institution of higher learning investing in a sport that cripples young minds is breathtaking," Carmichael said.
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His series Colorado Water is a breathtaking look at all the ways water shapes life in Colorado and the west.
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A beautiful face has quite an impact, but a careful consideration of how to affect stereotypes can be absolutely breathtaking.
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I can still appreciate and feel rewarded for taking in the breathtaking sight of a bird's eye view of Hyrule.
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This breathtaking island with its iconic over-water bungalows has increased in popularity by 24% in 2019, according to Hopper.
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This one-of-a-kind hire destination allows women to access the most breathtaking designer dresses, straight from the catwalks.
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A breathtaking video of a mother tenderly holding her premature baby for the first time is captivating Internet users everywhere.
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Her performance is breathtaking, in a rather literal sense; I got lightheaded watching her cry and storm at Washington's character.
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But with nature's fury also comes breathtaking beauty, evident in our photo gallery on California's stunning "super bloom" of wildflowers.
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"This will be a breathtaking display, the likes of which we have never seen before in Israel," she told reporters.
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"The run was breathtaking, and I bet Disney can keep climbing if "Endgame" beats the billion-buck bar," he said.
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"It was a little breathtaking to hear this was going on in the States, carried out by Americans," he said.
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But the reality of her Most Memorable Year contemporary performance was more breathtaking than any of us could have expected.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan Vaughan's breathtaking performances contributed to his mythos throughout the '80s as the preeminent bluesman of the day.
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Here are 25 of the most breathtaking buildings in the world, according to people who build them for a living.
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When super stars celebrities like Leonardo Dicaprio want privacy and a breathtaking view, they head straight for French Polynesian paradise.
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The crowd was breathtaking —and appeared to much larger than the crowd who gathered for Trump's inauguration the day before.
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If you're not familiar with the Panorama of the City of New York, it's a pretty breathtaking piece of work.
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"Not to diminish the breathtaking pinups that men do, it's just logical that I have a different viewpoint," Olivia responds.
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She even took time to show her fans the breathtaking view she and Tatum had from their spectacular floor seats.
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The early-morning adventure and the long hike were clearly well worth it, as the resulting photographs are beyond breathtaking.
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If the solar eclipse revealed anything about human nature, it's that we love to share breathtaking views with each other.
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After a breathtaking run of missile and nuclear tests this year, the North Korean leader is now promising miniaturized warheads.
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But with the breathtaking HD graphics and improved controls and camerawork, it's sure to reignite the passion of nostalgic players.
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Such a breathtaking countryside view, you can hear "roll tide" be whispered by the gods & banjos coming from up above.
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Fiji's team produced a breathtaking performance, prompting Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama to declare a public holiday next week to celebrate.
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"It's breathtaking how willing people are to step in and help others with a friendly pair of eyes," Erfurt said.
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According to Yahoo, a Trump campaign staffer shared the full text of the email Belichick sent and it is...breathtaking.
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Ashley Schmieder and James Sissom went to great lengths (and high altitudes!) for their breathtaking wedding photos on Mount Everest.
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And yeah, for that kinda dough ... you also get breathtaking views of the Pacific and the mountains rising above it.
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But what was even more breathtaking was the fact that none of the major outlets asked Trump about the incident.
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The possibly-soon-be "park-formally-known-as-Glacier" is known for its sparkling ice formations and breathtaking arterial road.
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Automakers from all parts of the globe are turning out wonderful engines that are breathtaking in their efficiency and performance.
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Tucked away on the border of scenic Gastown and East Hastings, the old building's interior is nothing short of breathtaking.
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I got the chance to see Matus fly, and the performance of the prototype unit he showed me was breathtaking.
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A rocket launch is a breathtaking spectacle, and all four photographers excitedly recounted their favorite parts of the launch experience.
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The castle was opened up especially for my visit, which was fortuitous because the views from the top were breathtaking.
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This year, photographers from 161 countries submitted their most daring, breathtaking photos of people, animals, urban spaces, and natural wonders.
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The area's other extremely popular attraction happens to be the Château des Milandes, a breathtaking Renaissance castle overlooking the Dordogne.
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But "Meru," which follows a breathtaking attempt to surmount the Shark's Fin in the Himalayas, does the climbing thing better.
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The island paradise has breathtaking views and it's right next to the world-renowned Teeth of the Dog golf course.
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The more elliptical "Teacup" wows with Matt Ottley's painterly illustrations that use color and light to show a breathtaking planet.
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It's a tense and breathtaking mix of the happy, sad, and strange — par for the course in the Euphoria-verse.
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But if AI is so great, why are these breathtaking technological achievements not matched with soaring productivity and economic growth?
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Williams shared all the details and photos of her breathtaking Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen princess gown exclusively with Vogue.
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We raced up the mountain and, just as he had predicted, a breathtaking rainbow painted itself across the entire valley.
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They also shine in virtuoso solos; Mr. Santos's nimble alacrity in turns and jumps provided the evening's most breathtaking moments.
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The 2016 Hyundai Mercury Prize 'Albums of the Year' are marked by their musical ambitions, unexpected instrumentation and breathtaking arrangements.
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There's a breathtaking view over slopes forested with pine and eucalyptus trees, with maize plants squeezed into every available space.
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The scales that follow, so momentous and solemn, are as breathtaking as the immense central staircase of a baroque palace.
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The rush for the exits is breathtaking and feverish, brought on by a biological threat whose ultimate reach remains uncertain.
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It also has 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and pretty much every breathtaking view of the water you could hope for.
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We will never do anything like that... It's a breathtaking statement, given the evidence we now have to the contrary.
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The course is a challenge for golfers of all skill levels, and its breathtaking setting only adds to its appeal.
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As is usually true of BoJack Horseman's best episodes, "Time's Arrow" is smart, devastating, and breathtaking in its artistic scope.
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A humbling image of how small we are — but even more, a breathtaking image of our lovely, fragile, irreplaceable home.
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Janet Laurence's art, including her alchemical works of the early 1990s, is intricate, detailed and often breathtaking in its beauty.
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"To compare today's crime rate to even that of ten years ago is to observe a breathtaking decline," Smith adds.
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" There's his sweeping imagery for Frank Darabont's "Shawshank Redemption" and the breathtaking, mystical look he brought to Martin Scorsese's "Kundun.
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And never has it been told so dramatically, with breathtaking detail piled on incredible development, even unto the climactic moment.
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It is breathtaking and heartbreaking, a reminder of the way we all strive to shine, and will all ultimately die.
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What better way to introduce geology to any reluctant science student than a book full of breathtaking "who knew?" moments.
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Well before Mr. Bolsonaro's rise, they were protesting against cynical politics, spiraling corruption, economic stagnation and breathtaking levels of crime.
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Just 10 minutes uphill from the majestic Victoria Harbor and financial district are breathtaking views of the South China Sea.
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Roger Avary's new movie doesn't add up to much more than scenes of breathtaking violence sprinkled with tasteless sexual humor.
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Books and films have dramatized individual stories of the resistance, but the scale of the organization she describes is breathtaking.
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Frozen 2 is almost here — and what better way to prepare for its release than with a breathtaking nighttime show?
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He's also made it clear, through regulatory rollbacks of breathtaking scope, that the Obama war on fossil fuels is over.
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The cast members enliven the piece with a contemporary energy combined with the breathtaking passion of Camille A. Brown's choreography.
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" What he calls "post-human" buildings — whose boredom he finds "hypnotic" and "banality breathtaking" — represent, he says, a "new sublime.
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The movie is one of a kind — an exotic pageant executed with grace, gravity and a breathtaking modesty of means.
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And as with all metaphors, the less similar this and that are, the more hilarious or breathtaking the correspondence becomes.
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The number and scale of the projects proposed are breathtaking, far surpassing even the imagination of a sci-fi writer.
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The scope of the brutality is breathtaking, and is reminiscent of some of the worst moments of the 20th century.
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A rugged hike down the breathtaking Mohegan Bluffs opens up to essentially your own private beach built into the rocks.
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Using ingenuity, resourcefulness and sheer grunt work, fertile fields of sustenance and breathtaking beauty were born — and still flourish today.
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That's only one of many breathtaking tidbits that you'll learn about celebrity and wellness at her In Goop Health conference.
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A decade ago, the United States financial services sector was brought to its knees with breathtaking speed threatening global collapse.
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Danes' light blue dress already looked fit for a Disney ball, but it became even more breathtaking in the dark.
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"A wonderful artist came in and painted a breathtaking mural of Prince soon after he died," Leah Miles, 44, wrote.
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On Sunday, the Apple CEO tweeted the breathtaking work of John Bozinov — a photographer who focuses on wildlife and portraits.
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What is truly breathtaking is that Trump had a clear, consistent defense that he and his lawyer just tweeted away.
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The jaw-dropping prices of these units are often defended by the breathtaking views they offer of Ditch Plains Beach.
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Newcomers are drawn to the area for its proximity to nature, breathtaking views and simple way of life, he says.
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And although it's a fully modern city with all the conveniences of the 303st century, it's a breathtaking historical marvel.
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Let's say you're traveling and you witness the most breathtaking scenery of your life as the sun sets in Santorini.
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"These special effect backings, the largest paintings ever created, were breathtaking in their artistic and technical virtuosity," the authors write.
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Which is what, other than those dang stairs and an aesthetically breathtaking album, Frank Ocean manages to do put together.
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"The breadth of that claim of executive privilege is breathtaking and insupportable and indeed, at times, it was laughable," Rep.
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I ran into a Twitter public relations representative who offered to take me behind the door, where I found something breathtaking.
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Czechs flew past us with breathtaking agility, skating seemingly effortlessly up steep slopes and speeding past us on the downhill runs.
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But once it got there in 2004, it started taking some breathtaking pictures of the planet, its rings, and many moons.
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"The incompetence of Ministers at the Department for Education is breathtaking," said MP Lucy Powell, shadow Secretary of State for Education.
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That's why he takes to the sky in a paramotor to capture breathtaking views of Poland for his series Side Effects.
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He found the unforgiving landscape breathtaking, and figured others—even those disinclined to spend months actively combatting the elements—might, too.
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The Spanish-style, Hollywood Hills pad has a baller backyard, breathtaking views and endless entertainment options ... perfect for hosting parties. Obvi.
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It's breathtaking and terrifying to behold, and a testament to Beyoncé being a glorious personification of the sheer force of will.
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In San Bernardino County, CNN affiliate KABC-TV captured the breathtaking moment a fire truck plummeted off a washed-out roadway.
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Musée de l'HommeFor a breathtaking view of Paris, head to the city's anthropology museum located just across from La Tour Eiffel.
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It's a breathtaking if bewildering crossover, unveiled at a lavish, stunt-filled event befitting the hype-driven company's last tumultuous year.
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The five-seater has a sunroof that's breathtaking and one of the most noticeable things when you step into the car.
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With breathtaking views of Mount St. Helens, it is an optimist's house, where it is possible to see beyond the horizon.
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Spacecraft arrive at the ISS all the time, and the astronauts aboard are capable of capturing breathtaking photos of the process.
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The policy had been formulated by Elizabeth's spymaster, Sir Francis Walsingham, and it soon reached a breathtaking level of pragmatic realpolitik.
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On Instagram, fitness trainers seem to get everything just right – think beautifully served, healthy meals and workout photos with breathtaking backdrops.
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But after the storm passed, she emerged to check on the cafe she manages and discovered a scene of breathtaking destruction.
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"When you come in the front door, it's elegant, it's breathtaking," listing agent Jack Miller of The Parks Group tells Realtor.com.
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Regardless of all the budgetary issues—or perhaps because of them—the World Trade Center Transportation Hub is a breathtaking space.
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"The sexism [here] is breathtaking at times," says Stacy Burnett, a touring musician and one of Not Enough Fest's main organizers.
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It was still breathtaking that such an iconic and historic family saw me as a representative of something they believed in.
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No Insta-models or celebrities who admired dance when they were younger — pure art, in two of its most breathtaking forms.
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It is a fascinating time watching the rise of AWS and the emergence of the public cloud at this breathtaking pace.
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We're proud to say that the 'Best Seat in Gatlinburg' is back and better than ever with these breathtaking new additions.
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And then there was Cub Swanson versus Doo Ho Choi, a breathtaking spectacle and the most exciting fight of the year.
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The animation looks breathtaking, the soundtrack sounds like it's going to slap, and the humor is already present in the trailer.
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The Soneva Jani, a resort sitting on the Indian Ocean, has a breathtaking waterslide that'll send you straight into the ocean.
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Among all the breathtaking stuff I set my eyes on, I only saw one or two dudes in legit corpse paint.
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About ten people showed up, all told, and many weren't even watching, instead taking in the breathtaking views the balcony offered.
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The futuristic technology waits outside on the ship's elaborate deck, a wide semi-circle with a breathtaking view of the galaxy.
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Key among them is creating a national consensus on what it means to be Sudanese in a population of breathtaking diversity.
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A beautifully surreal new profile series uses breathtaking visual effects to portray the physical and mental labors of the working creator.
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Not only was her dress absolutely breathtaking, Williams also sparkled thanks to jewelry by XIV Karats, worth $3.5 million in total.
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A Reuters photographer captured the event on video as Holland, a New York University oceanographer, took in the "absolutely breathtaking" scene.
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The TV is technically a "full HD" smart TV, which means it offers 1080p picture quality for breathtaking color and contrast.
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Lovato looked breathtaking in a cleavage plunging dress with an open back that showed just of some of her many tattoos.
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Leona Lewis says the revival of the hit Broadway musical Cats will be just as "breathtaking" and "mesmerizing" as the original.
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For decades, Elizabeth Root Blackmer has used macro lenses to capture breathtaking images of water droplets, spiderwebs, and skeins of ice.
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Soneva Fushi's breathtaking accommodations include 62 private beachfront villas that are separated by which side of the island a guest prefers.
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Desperate to end a tourism slump, Hong Kong had given Disney breathtaking terms, including providing a majority of the construction funds.
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Almost every song on Channel Orange contains at least one breathtaking moment: unearthly falsettos, pained shrieks, impassioned belting, unexpected melodic flourishes.
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The British Museum contains a breathtaking collection of over 8 million objects that paint an interconnected portrait of the world's cultures.
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Breathtaking photos shared online show just how massive the effects have been as the watch for a more serious eruption ensues.
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Both residential and commercial properties -- factories and warehouses -- have been earmarked for demolition, and the government has acted with breathtaking speed.
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To be a quasar, the black hole must be feeding -- consuming the gas and stars around it at a breathtaking pace.
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Similar to its predecessors, Blue Planet, Planet Earth, and Life, Our Planet's most valuable entertainment resource lies within these breathtaking sequences.
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It remains a breathtaking scene, combining everything audiences have come to love about Jackie Chan: athleticism, derring-do, an everyman's goodness.
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Bottom lineFrom the beach to the mountains, Southwest Airlines offers almost 100 flights to breathtaking locations throughout the country, and beyond.
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Subway service is no longer provided to the City Hall stop, but the breathtaking station is accessible via a special tour.
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According to the venue's website, the villa is located on the Janiculum Hill and offers a "breathtaking view" of the city.
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I don't recount this history merely to mount a charge of hypocrisy — though the hypocrisy on display here is genuinely breathtaking.
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And the content, while fascinating and enjoyable to any Harry Potter fan (including this one), is nothing particularly breathtaking or newsworthy.
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The star draped a breathtaking bridal coat, crafted in French lace and silk organza, the gown to make a dramatic entrance.
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During an appearance at a convention, he was blown away by an audience member's enthusiasm — and called them "breathtaking" in response.
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TL;DR: Pre-order the breathtaking Cyberpunk 2077 for just £34.99 from GAME via Quidco, and save £20773 on list price.
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The rooms that date from the 16th century are among the most breathtaking in France, but their richness can be overwhelming.
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From adorable tiny turtles to those that look like miniature dinosaurs, here are 14 breathtaking images of reptiles in the wild.
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They are breathtaking, unapologetically modern structures, inspired by their landscape and their owners, and shaped to adapt to a unique setting.
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The website noted that this was not an oversight of ancient historians, who never made the queen out to be breathtaking.
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But it is differently gut-punching and breathtaking now than it was during the year that Ben Platt led the cast.
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Her poems are often breathtaking, sometimes sprawling, and her collection roams from Tucson to France among tragedies averted or narrowly survived.
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In a scathing opinion, Judge Pauley deplored the "breathtaking scope" of the squalid living conditions in the city's public housing complexes.
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Sip your coffee to-go as you drive a breathtaking stretch of Highway 1 to the village of Elk, population 200.
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But the Fox News coverage in the week following the Charlie Hebdo attacks featured truly breathtaking levels of anti-Muslim hatred.
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The breathtaking acrobatics and one-two finish drew a sustained roar from an American-heavy crowd at the Phoenix Snow Park.
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MIAMI CITY BALLET The way — breathtaking — that this company performs works by George Balanchine is an enormous point in its favor.
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It's a vision of breathtaking, casual cruelty that inexorably shifts from the personal into an indictment of a soul-sick country.
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One breathtaking spread shows an airplane carrying people, other people sitting in a field, and earthworms, fossils and rocks below ground.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released the first images taken by a recently launched satellite, and the results are breathtaking.
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It's breathtaking that he's the first person they've sent out to expressly discuss these issues and that he said so much.
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And even with banks willing to lend to SoftBank to finance a deal, the amount of debt involved would be breathtaking.
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We take the journey to the top of the mountain and are able to see a breathtaking view of Mt. Fuji.
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The idea that Bouvier might be making a huge margin on each and every painting struck him as a breathtaking con.
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If you made the egregious mistake of missing Disney and Pixar's breathtaking family film in theaters, your redemption is at hand.
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But two years later — two crazy, stressful, busy, breathtaking, rewarding, beautiful, fantastic years later — I stand stronger and prouder than ever.
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This is a breathtaking overreach by an administration that clearly doesn't understand that a president's powers are limited by the Constitution.
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The road to the top of Mount Washington is billed as "America's oldest man-made attraction," and the journey is breathtaking.
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With a virtual reality (VR) headset, you can explore all sorts of breathtaking virtual environments without ever leaving your living room.
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That seemed to be a fitting image for the rest of the trip, which oscillated between breathtaking beauty and heartbreaking anguish.
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Tourists are invited to explore the eerily breathtaking ghost town and learn more about its history from its on-site museum.
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For all the NBC production's screaming grandiosity, this version of Jesus Christ Superstar was worth staging for this breathtaking moment alone.
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But I'd argue there's more to the film than just the stunning world building and breathtaking visual effects and action sequences.
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Often music functions as a travelogue, conjuring pretty vistas reassuring in their respite from daily life and breathtaking in their nonexistence.
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Some of the film's images are simply breathtaking, and that's not something you hear very often about a Woody Allen film.
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These experiences are technically difficult to create and require significant computing power, but once presence is achieved and sustained, it is breathtaking.
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His second bull lacked strength, and despite the engineering of some breathtaking passes, he missed and struggled with his sword, killing poorly.
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Earlier on Thursday, China's Olympic silver medalists Sui Wenjing and Han Cong took the pairs skating crown after a breathtaking free skate.
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Photo modes do more than give players the ins & outs of basic photo fundamentals and affordable options for escaping to breathtaking environments.
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These binoculars can still take in breathtaking images with their 21mm lens and 8.5x magnification that boasts exceptional edge-to-edge sharpness.
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"As artificial intelligence transforms everything from agriculture to manufacturing to transportation, the potential for AI remains breathtaking," said Kratsios at the meeting.
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It is a breathtaking example from his Parisian Distortions series that began as an assignment for the French 'girlie' magazine Le Sourire.
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Yet it is a popular tourist destination, and for good reason: The vistas of the caldera and volcanic island within are breathtaking.
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It wasn't until visualizing how breathtaking the rooftop balcony appeared overlooking Chicago's Skyline that we deemed embarking into the elements 'worth it.
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Trump's position is breathtaking in its audacity, and goes far beyond any position that he (or anyone else) has ever taken before.
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It's a direct and profoundly affecting tale of summer love, performed by Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer with a chemistry that's breathtaking.
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On the morning of the angry man, I sit on a breathtaking beach while the diver leads a group of tourists underwater.
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Dense, challenging, aphoristic and swarming with recondite allusions and puns, these novels display an authoritative grasp of a breathtaking range of subjects.
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But he is also the paid enforcer of a system of racist domination and economic exploitation that is breathtaking in its brutality.
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What's so amazing about Iceland is that you find a bunch of different really breathtaking landscapes, but they're all very close together.
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And the results are breathtaking — each picture appears effortless in design and composition, which in itself is a technical feat worth recognizing.
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Through the lens of a Labo VR headset, Breath of the Wild transforms from a breathtaking adventure into an ugly, uncomfortable chore.
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Not only was her performance poised and poignant, but it was accompanied by breathtaking choreography from La La Land choreographer Mandy Moore.
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Those who have become disillusioned with Apple's lack of meaningful innovation recently will definitely be pleased with this breathtaking new design direction.
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Of course, the most breathtaking moment of all was when Trump sowed the seeds of discord for the aftermath of the election.
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Hot pink lipstick, designer sweaters, and breathtaking models are just the medium of Colombian fashion photographer Bita Cuartas's photos—not the message.
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Oftentimes the location of the show can rival even the breathtaking clothes, as evidenced by Tracy Reese, Sies Marjan and Rebecca Minkoff.
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The photos it took from the space between Saturn and its rings, which have just been released, are nothing short of breathtaking.
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It's a breathtaking sight to watch the sea of people at Mecca's Grand Mosque circling the Ka'aba, the black cube-shaped building.
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Kirkus Reviews gave the book a star rating, saying that it's a breathtaking sequel to Noumenon, and genre at its very best.
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The high school junior's Facebook page features photographs of such sports heroes as the Dallas Cowboys and scenic views of breathtaking wilderness.
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You just stand there watching while Trico scratches behind its ear, taking in the breathtaking view of a crumbling kingdom down below.
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The novels play out in a breathtaking alternate world where humanity must establish a foothold off-world after an asteroid devastates Earth.
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Here's what it looks like from the other side of the digital divide: Driving through the mountains in Pocahontas County is breathtaking.
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The first robot to land on the far side of the Moon released breathtaking panoramic images of its new home on Friday.
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Views of the breathtaking Northern Lights are a nightly norm, and that once-in-a-lifetime chance seems reason enough to go.
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The result: A surreal combination of utilitarian federal operations, breathtaking natural habitat, untapped Hamptons real estate, and a nagging sense of foreboding.
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At this outpost, what you get is honest football with breathtaking scenery at one of the most enchanting grounds in the world.
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The naked contempt for most of humanity by people who think most people won't strive for anything better than that is breathtaking.
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But gentrification overtook Dumbo, which hugs the East River and provides breathtaking views of the skyline and a quick commute to Manhattan.
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The Village of Grosse Pointe Shores in Michigan has breathtaking views of Lake St. Clair, a freshwater lake between Michigan and Canada.
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The Safdie brothers were previously responsible for 2015's Heaven Knows What—the breathtaking verité dive into the New York junkie scene.
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A fight scene in a moving car cuts to a breathtaking aerial, as the vehicle cuts a serpentine S into a cornfield.
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"Today's POTUS performance was breathtaking in the sheer number of provable falsehoods, intentional mischaracterizations and outright lies uttered," Todd wrote on Twitter.
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Mingo County's breathtaking valleys and hollers — narrow creeks bordered by high hills — are lined with spacious homes, swimming pools and gleaming vehicles.
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As Senator Durbin pointed out in post-hearing questions for the record, Kavanaugh's dissent was making a "breathtaking" claim of presidential power.
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And the most overlooked cause is the breathtaking demand for high-end housing fueled by the concentration of very wealthy households here.
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Kotor is considered a Natural and Culturo-Historical Region by UNESCO World Heritage for its ancient architectural features and breathtaking rocky landscape.
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"There's no where else we'd rather 'renew our I do's' than in Aruba, it's absolutely breathtaking," Ashley, 33, says in a statement.
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UBS leaders made a breathtaking error in judgment, having taken the charges that it helped clients evade taxes via laundering to trial.
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But "Nikes" is the sort of deft, challenging, and instinctively breathtaking track that kept people clinging onto Ocean in the first place.
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Reeves wrote "you're breathtaking" under the original message, along with his autograph and what looked to be an inscription to the fan.
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Yet between Liu's lyricism and the utter breathtaking beauty of Takeda's art, it's tempting not to care about the story at all.
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Gabby Wilga appreciated how the article "makes the reader think": The breathtaking visuals and quotes enhanced the realness of the unthinkable tale.
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She had a monologue that was showstopping and breathtaking, and I remember thinking she was the finest actress I had ever seen.
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It is breathtaking to see the development of his style as well as his deep engagement with storytelling all over the world.
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Mr. Hughes describes the breathtaking power that Mark Zuckerberg has amassed through a combination of market dominance and lack of regulatory oversight.
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"Its views are breathtaking," said Susan Whalen, the deputy commissioner for environmental conservation at the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
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" —CP Gutk'odau (Yellow): "This experimental documentary short combines audio captured from Kiowa Tribe language lessons with breathtaking shots of the Great Plains.
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All over the campus are breathtaking views of True Blue Bay, the point where the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet.
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The reason is simple: Central and South Florida have grown at a breathtaking pace since 1990, adding more than 6 million people.
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P.S.G.'s last experience in this competition was a harrowing one: that humiliating, breathtaking comeback from Barcelona at Camp Nou in March.
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The Great Read Accused of orchestrating a literary Ponzi scheme, Gérard Lhéritier prepares his defense as his breathtaking collection is auctioned off.
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The Spectacle: The film's breathtaking recreation of the moon landing makes it seem as if we're experiencing it for the first time.
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Their photos are stunning: They defy jet lag, flash blinding smiles over artful lattes and twirl on the edge of breathtaking landscapes.
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They are raising breathtaking sums online by telling supporters to give money to help Trump fight the Democrats trying to impeach him.
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The result has been a breathtaking increase in campaign fund-raising and spending, and an almost complete obscuring of transparency or accountability.
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There was love, lots of it, for the past and for the present, for one final flourish, for one more breathtaking show.
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The photography site shared 19 of the photos exclusively with Insider, as well as commentary from the photographers on the breathtaking pictures.
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The timescapes he tours are breathtaking to consider, ranging from the next few centuries to millions of years of continuing human evolution.
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It's a breathtaking picture, which presages Merz's gradual shift, starting in the nineteen-eighties, from sculptural installations to drawn and painted imagery.
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Biles produced two breathtaking vaults — a Cheng and an Amanar — to finish with an average score of 15.399 inside a packed arena.
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It's a gem in Herald Square with some of the most breathtaking views of the Empire State Building in the entire city.
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As Mr. Schrey built from skimming, ethereal notes on the fiddle to a fast Irish reel, Mr. Gareiss, too, gathered breathtaking speed.
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The exhibition includes photographs and video installations that explore issues of identity, displacement, feminism, and political turbulence with breathtaking beauty and grace.
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Stunning by day and breathtaking at night when it's lit by candles, there is something quite special about this ancient royal palace.
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The Cryptoporticus is a breathtaking system of underground vaulted galleries that literally formed the foundations of the ancient Roman forum, or marketplace.
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The beach was known for its two breathtaking stone arches, which were formed due to years of erosion, according to Atlas Obscura.
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His breathtaking ignorance about health care and the Affordable Care Act made him seem clueless about just how he imagines replacing it.
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F.Y.I. Q. The mosaic that has gone up at the entrance to the Hudson Yards subway station on 34th Street is breathtaking.
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Mr. Baker's most audacious adventure was a nautical one: his breathtaking trans-Atlantic sail with Heyerdahl in 1970 from Morocco to Barbados.
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The reason is simple: Central and South Florida have grown at a breathtaking pace since 1990, adding more than 19923 million people.
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The group GUN, in agrarian Niigata, produced breathtaking land art by filling pesticide sprayers with pigment and spewing color across fresh snow.
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Capturing, in film-like progression, blowing curtains and flouncy dresses bathed in breathtaking light, the images record fleeting moments of quotidian beauty.
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"It is breathtaking to me that an intelligence service would do that or be given the permission to do that," he said.
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Joshua Haunschild recently came back from a parkland odyssey of his own—but he wasn't interested in the breathtaking cliffs or sweeping prairies.
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Seeing David dodge and weave from week to week, and Wentworth hold her idol with knuckles of steel, was breathtaking as a viewer.
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Coupled with her breathtaking sense of entitlement, it is hard to see her presidency lifting the nation's self-confidence, at home or abroad.
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From breathtaking natural wonders to architectural marvels built by humans, America is a beautiful place with no shortage of gorgeous destinations to visit.
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Beyond the field was a breathtaking view of the ocean and you could see the lights from cruise ships twinkling in the distance.
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A student photographer named, Tyler Lillico, took over 20,000 photos across Canada and the United States to create a breathtaking time-lapse video.
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Arecibo ObservatoryPhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumARECIBO, PUERTO RICO—The drive to the Arecibo Observatory from San Juan is breathtaking in both beauty and treachery.
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We think Red Dead Redemption 2 is just unbelievable and breathtaking and so we're off Activision Blizzard and we are on to TTWO.
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She said that "it's just breathtaking in scope and intensity the type of messages I've received" from people opposing Romney for the job.
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THE VIEW FROM Lovers' Road in Zhuhai, a seaside promenade in a big city on the PRD's less developed western flank, is breathtaking.
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It hardly made for exceptional tennis, but both men pulled off breathtaking shots worthy of their status as two of the sport's greats.
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The Bernina Express train makes its way through breathtaking views of the Alps followed by a stunning descent into the Italian scenery below.
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But perhaps the most impressive thing about Flight of Passage isn't the breathtaking visuals or its ability to simulate the illusion of flight.
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Rosemary's Baby is a landmark of paranoid horror and a breathtaking pregnancy nightmare, but it's also a hell of a study in gaslighting.
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"I love to see the crowds of people oohing and aahing at the stunning marble and the breathtaking 22000-foot waterfall," he wrote.
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Rough weather conditions and limited time kept them from reaching the true summit, but the ascent itself made for one helluva breathtaking experience.
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As a peek into the mind of the President, it was -- even by the abnormal standards by which Trump gets judged -- somewhat breathtaking.
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There's no doubt that Italy is home to many breathtaking sites — it is, after all, the birthplace of the Renaissance, and also pizza.
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With breathtaking chutzpah, the Russian embassy in London castigated Britain for failing to protect Russian citizens on its soil—citing Mr Litvinenko's death.
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Some felt that the film didn't match up to its predecessor and that the animation itself, while breathtaking, made the musical numbers boring.
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Takes a breathtaking amount of arrogance ... to look at that track record and think, 'You know what we really ought to do next?
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With 655 miles of breathtaking Pacific views, the scenic route begins in San Diego on the southern end, and concludes in San Francisco.
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Inside the miraculously well-preserved building, a rudimentary structure supports Alexandra Paperno's "Abolished Constellations" (2016), perhaps the most breathtaking work in The Observatory.
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We don't shy away from any challenge and strive to make each project as breathtaking for parents as it is for their children.
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"Bill and Ted" screenwriter Ed Solomon captured the scene: Reeves, crouched in the sweltering Louisiana sun, signed "Stacey, you're breathtaking!" in exquisite penmanship.
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From the looks of things, the World of Dance host seemed to find her inner-peace while surrounded by some truly breathtaking scenery.
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Breathtaking panoramic shots of America's woodlands, mountain ranges, and arid deserts are juxtaposed against scenes of some of the world's busiest urban landscapes.
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From the very first queen eliminated, Victoria "Porkchop" Parker, to this season's 100th contestant, our show celebrates a breathtaking array of drag artistry.
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The show's scope is beautifully defined by breathtaking shots and locations — I mean, did you see that one of Olenna at High Garden?
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"The titans of technology may be capable of breathtaking originality and solitary genius, but the rest of the world is not," he writes.
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And while I'm pointing out the limits of the autonomous features, the pace of innovation being set by DJI is still pretty breathtaking.
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But in the aftermath, all he had to hold was another breathtaking stat line, one that provided no solace given the team result.
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The animals, synced with the actors' voices, walk through their predetermined paths with a perfunctory stride; the environments look impressive but not breathtaking.
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Nunes has always been fine if the breathtaking powers of the American surveillance apparatus are directed at Muslims or people he doesn't know.
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But she hones Rue's thousand yard stare and the sporadic, heartbreaking cracks of light peeking through with such care that she's often breathtaking.
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The resulting footage is breathtaking, but as an added bonus, NASA turned the whole thing into a mini-trailer for the Juno mission.
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Watching the sun set behind the mountains at night is simply breathtaking—which makes the ugliness of the politics here even more shocking.
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He rocked for the entire track -- while holding his toddler, mind you -- and gave a breathtaking performance soaked up by a pleased crowd.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and Adrian Wooldridge of The Economist have penned a lively yarn, replete with quirky and breathtaking details.
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Sure, he has made the occasional breathtaking move and startling backward pass between his legs directly to the tape of a teammate's stick.
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His novel given to an unacknowledged genius of a poet (Giuliana Senino is her name) who worked his mediocre English into breathtaking Italian.
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Across its 71,000 acres, Custer State Park in South Dakota welcomes guests with its abundance of activities, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking scenic views.
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Every year, the light show varies slightly, but always features breathtaking light installations and shows along the streets of the beautiful Italian town.
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Last week, the plan's chief opponents, a team of state attorneys general, called the rule a "breathtaking expansion" of the federal government's power.
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You should be, mostly because of Jodie Whittaker's breathtaking performance in the BBC whodunit Broadchurch, created by incoming Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall.
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The amount of redundancy built into the grid for this contingency in the form of operating reserves (both spinning and supplemental) is breathtaking.
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"It's really breathtaking," said Michael J. Green, senior vice president for Asia and Japan chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Some land formations like the famous pitchfork dune in the Namibia desert can also be a breathtaking example of nature at its best.
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And while seeing things in close proximity to her home is important to her, so is having a breathtaking view of Los Angeles.
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The summit between North Korea's Kim Jong-un and the South's Moon Jae-in was rich in symbolism and breathtaking in its dramatics.
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In this basho Terunofuji repeated the breathtaking feat of simply carrying another rikishi out of the area, producing gasps from those in attendance.
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"Mad Men" seasons would often start at a slow roll, only to layer on meaning and incident and build to a breathtaking finish.
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Though hardly breathtaking, those yields are far better than the minuscule rates below 1 percent that many big, traditional banks are still offering.
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These houses are breathtaking and unapologetically modern structures, inspired by their surroundings and golf courses, and shaped to adapt to a unique setting.
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MOSCOW — Some time around France's virtuoso victory against Argentina and Belgium's breathtaking comeback against Japan, the planet seemed to come to a decision.
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Throughout her long and celebrated film career, Ms. Huppert has shown a breathtaking willingness to travel to the outer limits of emotional extremes.
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Less because their crimes were, by modern standards, breathtaking — although as Barry Strauss shows in his engaging new book, "Ten Caesars," they were.
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The work of Francesca Woodman, to which an entire room is devoted, is breathtaking in its performative ephemerality, its self-assured self-ghosting.
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I wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple more breathtaking prices, but I don't see it trickling down into the middle market.
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Performing with his back to an audience seated in an arc around him, Mr. Hanick's playing was breathtaking, at once penetrating and mystifying.
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Do not be fooled by the simple exterior; inside is a breathtaking example of the Baroque style of architecture associated with Portuguese colonialism.
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Is this an instance of the New Normal Trump merging with the Old Normal Swamp to form an even more breathtaking Mega-Swamp?
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It's the most chilling measure yet of Trump's narcissism, and it's a breathtaking glimpse into what that means for the people around him.
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Room offerings range from their entry-level 250 to 300-square-foot Superior Room, to a breathtaking 3,200-square-foot Gable & Lombard Penthouse.
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She doesn't show you how she's dancing a role; rather, she embodies it with a natural vivacity of breathtaking coordination and elegant strength.
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One breathtaking spread shows an airplane carrying people, other people sitting below in a field, and the earthworms, fossils and rocks beneath them.
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With some of these cold-weather keepers, they can go out and enjoy the breathtaking snowy scenery and gobble up the uncrowded trails.
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With one unlikely swing — and his own tongue-wagging, gleeful trip home — Davis became an enduring example of baseball at its breathtaking best.
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Ms. Paltrow "makes a heroine so breathtaking that she seems utterly plausible as the playwright's guiding light," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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Theirs is just one of the many dynamic relationships that are the lifeblood of the breathtaking, and at times paralyzing, plot of Waves.
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CNN Travel has put together 30 of the continent's most breathtaking destinations, any of which could easily reach trip-of-a-lifetime status.
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From romantic, posed shots underwater to couples tying the knot in aquariums, here are a few of the most breathtaking shots so far.
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Only another exceptional team, or a breathtaking performance from a merely excellent one, will be able to prevent one of them winning it.
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Solomon Shinerock, a prosecutor in Vance's office, told Marrero that Trump's lawyers "have no authority for the breathtaking breadth in their immunity" claim.
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Patrick Kennedy, the former US representative from Rhode Island who has long championed mental health issues, called the ruling "breathtaking" in its scope.
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He has returned with another parable about village life, written with breathtaking and deceptive simplicity, translated from the Tamil by N. Kalyan Raman.
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Bozinov is a master of iPhone photography, and the images that Cook shared are breathtaking examples of his work capturing life in Antarctica.
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We salute the talented photographers taking breathtaking images with iPhone all around the world, including these by John Bozinov (IG: JohnBozinov) in Antarctica.
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