Just as great bosses bring out the best in us, bad bosses bring out the worst.
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Yet they bring out the worst in some people, who bring out the worst in me.
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So don't worry, even though Pluto can bring out the ugly in people, it can also bring out the sexy.
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In many ways, (mass shootings) will bring out the best in people and they'll bring out the worst in people.
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It didn't bring out the best in me — and it didn't position me to bring out the best in others.
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Adding milk will bring out the wine notes and using a French press will bring out more of the blueberry flavors.
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"There are people who bring out the best in us, and there are people who bring out the worst in us."
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While flying may bring out the worst in people, it turns out booking flights might actually bring out the best in them.
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Lincoln expressed that I bring out the best in him … but obviously he was able to bring out the worst in Connor.
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If it's available, they'll bring out that size, and if there is any disbelief, they'll bring out the size you'd like to try, as well.
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After all, a good, supportive manager has the potential to bring out the best in an employee, whereas a distant, removed boss could very well bring out the worst.
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It is an inverted mirror image of the Tea Party: Rather than trying to bring out the worst in Republicans, activists are trying to bring out the best in Democrats.
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Casting producers take the reins, and bring out — surprise!
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Bring out your heart and just be silly, let loose.
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They bring out my most comfortable, creative and silly qualities.
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Is it because they bring out the best in us?
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Wings bring out the fire (and hallucinations) in Terry Crews.
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The most difficult times bring out the best in humanity.
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Little old ladies do bring out the best in us.
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"They bring out the best in each other," Maltby continued.
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"Oh, this'll bring out the depth of your creativity…" Wrong!
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And it doesn't always bring out the best in Musk.
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To trump is to bring out the worst in us.
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They bring out a part of me that I love.
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So let's bring out the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook.
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They bring out the best in you, and vice versa.
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Used to bring out the berry qualities of a brew.
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But what's the best way to bring out the color?
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Setting lower prices is going to bring out strong opposition.
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And did we bring out the best in each other?
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The cheese board you bring out for all viewing parties
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And it's not just elections that bring out the bots.
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"We've got to bring out the sharp knives," he said.
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Occasionally, I will bring out a friend to help out.
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Or did the Olympics bring out the worst in her?
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We're able to bring out those influences in each other.
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Black Friday can bring out the worst in some people.
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That was what was important for me to bring out.
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I clean the tables, I bring out the food, anything.
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All you can do is bring out what is there.
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The White House tends to bring out paranoia and insecurity.
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Good leadership can motivate us and bring out our best.
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One: A low or high pH can bring out minerals.
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I pick out six to eight questions to bring out to the moderator, all the while listening intently to make sure questions I planned to bring out haven't already been covered in the talk.
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Leadership is partly about the ability to bring out that feeling.
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Family, relationships, friendships – each bring out the fullness of our lives.
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Bring out the past, so we can bury it at last!
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They bring out the best and the worst in each other.
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Bring out your blue jeans & show your support for WaterAid's work.
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They bring out and reflect the best and worst in humanity.
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Now, younger artists have enough history to bring out the museumgoers.
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Video game character creators bring out every ounce of my neuroses.
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Sure, the Oscars will bring out the biggest names in acting.
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The chancellor will surely need to bring out her cheque-book.
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So this year, we decided to bring out the big guns.
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"They use sugar and citrus to bring out flavours," answers Heffy.
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It's time to bring out the bombs and terraform that sucker.
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I think it can bring out some selfish qualities in people.
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Then bring out all your friends to vote for him too.
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Multi-platform, visual art, bring out dancers as much as possible.
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Apple was ready to bring out its big guns on Tuesday.
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We know dogs bring out the best in all of us.
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Together, the artists bring out interesting aspects of each other's works.
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How dare he bring out the fun side of Mark Ruffalo?
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That's when celebrities have to bring out the big guns — a.k.a.
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Campling expects Apple to bring out a number of new iPhones.
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These kind of tragedies, they bring out the best in humanity.
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Two divers were needed to bring out each of the boys.
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Bring out the coffee-bearer First, coffee ... and then more coffee.
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Hopefully he'll return to bring out SNL's darkest impulses more often.
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Phillips wanted to bring out a new range of television sets.
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Bring out the shorts and the t-shirts and the beers.
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Saturdays during the summertime bring out a different vision for everyone.
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Watching that show can bring out weird shit in a relationship.
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He would probably bring out a lot of people to vote.
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President Trump sometimes appears to bring out the worst in people.
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In the summer, Chito says, they'll bring out remote-controlled cars.
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An early goal might bring out any hidden doubts in France.
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And will the Colombians bring out James Rodriguez at some point?
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Pandemics can bring out the best and the worst in humanity.
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I call from the car and they bring out the medication.
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She knew when to bring out the disco ball and speakers.
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It was enough to bring out the groupie in us all.
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But don't blame me if you bring out the wrong stuff.
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"These events can bring out the worst in people," she said.
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Clearly, Twitter does not always bring out the best in brands.
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Step 3: Bring out the video camera and start the music.
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But this one especially seemed to bring out the jokes online.
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But, those early jobs also helped bring out Sweeney's entrepreneurial side.
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"We bring out the best versions of each other," he continued.
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On Sunday, it took 11 hours to bring out four people.
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You don't want to bring out ideas or brighten up everyone.
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And in turn, they bring out the best in each other.
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"Out of blood and ashes we can bring out our inner strength."
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It's to bring out the best version of who you already are.
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To bring out Prince to improve this mediocrity is a damn embarrassment.
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There's nothing like that kind of money to bring out the fraudsters.
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Don't let holiday crowds at the airport bring out your inner Grinch.
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Throw an impromptu get together on Sunday and bring out the games!
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To bring out Prince to improve this mediocrity is a d— embarrassment.
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Next year Tesla aims to bring out its more affordable Model 3.
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It can bring out the good side of people when this happens.
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In a nutshell, both are used to tenderize and bring out flavors.
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And that they bring out the old-fashioned movie star in Cruise.
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Indeed conservatives and liberals often bring out the best in each other.
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A giant public square will only bring out the worst of us.
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Head over, stock up, then prepare to bring out your happy dance.
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They just bring out the good in each other, they really do.
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" Tatum, 35, continues, "I was like, hmm, who can I bring out?
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Let's bring out my favorite clip of the season one last time.
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After all, holidays tend to bring out the touchy-feeliness in people.
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Abe Vigoda made it look effortless to bring out Phil's inner Everyman.
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With winter officially over, its time to bring out your spring clothes.
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Free—or even cheap—cheesecake may bring out the worst in people.
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It's exactly who you need to bring out for your new remix.
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That was another theme I tried to bring out in the book.
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Graham sees an opportunity to bring out the evangelical vote in California.
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Western Washington University will bring out the inner outdoors adventurer in you.
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Nobody goes to a hospital and says bring out the conservative doctor.
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When we play shows, we bring out every nationality, every age group.
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Is it that drinking and doing drugs bring out what's hiding within?
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The art on these treats will probably bring out your inner child.
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That friendship is what I wanted to bring out in my beer.
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But, somehow, the Yankees seem to bring out the best in them.
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Still, the couple says, they bring out the best in each other.
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And nobody did more to bring out these facts than Uwe did.
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When they do that, that's when they bring out that great performance.
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Servers are likely to bring out a bib, but don't be offended.
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Going to see the doctor can bring out the worst in people.
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That's the reaction returning an interception for a score can bring out.
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" Woodfox said that the Party "helped bring out who I really was.
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That will bring out whatever objections exist to moving the measure quickly.
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Money has a tendency to bring out the worst in almost everybody.
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"When I bring out that skeleton, there is a pause," she said.
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Is there a fun trick you bring out at parties, like magic?
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They really bring out the culture of Miami in a vibrant way.
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The worst of humanity can sometimes bring out the best of humanity.
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Unfortunately, fear and worry don't always bring out the best in us.
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So does the fact that Daniella earns more bring out any insecurities?
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I got these good friends who bring out the best in me.
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"A caucus tends to bring out the 'establishment types' and the presidential primaries bring out people who are more seized by the passions of the moment," said David King, senior public policy lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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But the policy change may bring out transformation of the government, he said.
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Huawei has been quickly developing a strategy to bring out cutting-edge features.
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It can bring out the dark side of you, if you're not careful.
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We all know that the internet can bring out the worst in people.
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With football season in full swing, it's time to bring out the wings.
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Natural disasters, it seems, bring out the best in Americans, and the worst.
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It's time to bring out some actual haunted content to the forefront again.
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That's a vibe I love to play with and bring out in her.
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Highlights can accentuate eye color, bring out cheek bones, and even slim faces.
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You could even bring out the big guns (dildos) and penetrate each other.
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Being able to have somebody help me bring out all of the stories.
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Because by faking imports, companies got cash, US dollar cash to bring out.
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Apparently, the crunchy pretzels bring out the subtle flavor notes of the drink.
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I watched this lady in a hijab go and bring out this detainee.
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Using herbs and spices can help bring out flavor in foods without salt.
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A peachy lip and warm blush bring out her famously bright blue eyes.
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At its best, trolling can bring out the weirdest and kindest in us.
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Do opposites not only attract but bring out the best in one another?
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" Ms. Blichfeld, 37, teased him, "Always got to bring out that bamboo analogy.
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The mere words "tax reform" bring out special interest groups of all stripes.
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After all, many car manufacturers bring out numerous models at the same time.
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When Dessner and Vernon gel, they can bring out brief moments of brilliance.
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AKRON, Ohio — Golf in Ohio must bring out the best in William McGirt.
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There is nothing like a little wonder and awe to bring out youthfulness.
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Persuade someone to read "Bring Out the Dog" in 50 words or less.
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Terrorist attacks can bring out the worst in our already divisive political system.
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Discord eventually plans to bring out a mobile version for spectators as well.
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He said this was the best chance to bring out the boys safely.
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What did Mr. van Zweden, its music director designate, bring out of them?
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I admire so much how they bring out the best in each other.
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He rises to the challenge; big games bring out the best in him.
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"The presidential election will bring out a lot of Republican votes," he said.
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You can bring out a niche flavor but vanilla will still be top.
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What did you decide to feature and bring out for your table here?
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This is sure to bring out the best in my favorite bartender-housewife hybrid.
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Let them brown just a little to bring out their smoky flavor and juices.
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Noah paused her set to bring out Tish with Miley wheeling out a cake.
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It's like a really beautiful accessory to bring out and spray on my friends.
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Those are the two pieces that I think it's really important to bring out.
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So leave it to Mama Pearson, Mandy Moore, to bring out all the stops.
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He must have character weaknesses or flaws that bring out the worst in him.
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Rebalancing is an act that can bring out the best — and worst — from investors.
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I will continue to be the person that you always bring out in me.
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Jones was not the only Star Wars icon to bring out Edwards' inner geek.
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To this day, every time I bring out the silver medal, it still stings.
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Everything promises to bring out your inner "glow," or work "overnight" while you sleep.
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It's good to know that difficult times can bring out the best in people.
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Depending on how you prep it, you can bring out different notes and flavors.
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Trump is already indicating he'll bring out the heavy artillery for the next battle.
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Could he also bring out Chance The Rapper in honor of their upcoming collab?
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Try to bring out the best in others and repent when you make mistakes.
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Education and the process of it is to bring out, not to put in.
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This is just one way the two series bring out depths in each other.
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The Riedel Veritas Cabernet/Merlot Glasses bring out the best flavors in red wine.
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"Taylor's post has helped bring out young voters," the nonprofit said in a statement.
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Altering these various levels can bring out different colors and qualities, while inhibiting others.
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Like whisky, a few drops of cold water suffice to bring out ouzo's aromas.
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She and Evan bring out the best in each other, they are all heart!
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Don Jr.'s mounting legal troubles do seem to bring out his father's affections.
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"His opinions would reach a larger audience and bring out more people," she said.
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Frederick displays his predecessor's ability to bring out the personality of an inanimate structure.
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Callimachi: I never know who they're actually going to bring out to see me.
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The Suit: In shades of gunmetal that bring out the most triumphant in Bullock.
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"A good system can bring out people's good will and moral values," she said.
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You can't bring out-- a private label Cola and do very well with it.
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Fifteen hundred fans howled when Kamasi stopped the show to bring out his Pops.
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I just think that that's why we tell the stories and it's so wonderful when you're in films that actually bring out conversation and bring out people's opinions and make people either angry or upset or emotional or all of those things.
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Light can change facial structure, bring out features, and cover or show blemishes and scars.
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Party season is upon us, which means it's time to bring out your dancing shoes.
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Witnesses say he was pacing and agitated, waiting for someone to bring out his meds.
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"When I saw him bring out that cellphone, I teared up," Horn told the newspaper.
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He goes on to bring out a bare-chested Vladimir Putin as a character witness.
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"You hear a lot about this… holidays bring out the worst in people I guess."
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And when Bella saw her now-fiancé bring out the ring, she all but blanked.
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Fasten your apron and load up these cooking apps to bring out your inner chef.
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At dinner parties do you ever bring out this story—that you taught Julian Assange?
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Your loss today will bring out the worst AND the best in all of us.
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He would bring out a guitar, sing a song, tease my mother or demand food.
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You can also rinse with strong tea or rose hips to bring out the red.
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It's no great secret that comments sections tend to bring out the worst in people.
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Clark: That's something we wanted to bring out: the ordinariness, the banality of it all.
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What's the first thing you run in and save and bring out of your house?
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As you come down for the push-up, bring out that hand to the side.
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If you win the office costume contest, just remember to bring out that surprised face.
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Bring out the Ouija board, because it's finally Halloween eve on Scream Queens season 2.
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It's easy to load some herbs, mince, and bring out the flavor in any dish.
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The image was shown in a color-composite view to bring out the surface features.
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There's a lot of mean in the world and these two bring out the good.
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It feels like 28 all over again, so bring out the butterfly clips and chokers.
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Prejudice, paired with the tribalism of soccer, seems to bring out the worst in people.
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It initially seems a bit dodgy, until the bikers bring out their stuffed animal mascot.
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To bring out the festive mood, I prefer to incorporate accents of red with accessories.
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Validating prejudices Trump has an uncanny ability to bring out the worst instincts in people.
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These factors bring out normal human traits of self-interest and the desire for prestige.
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Once you get the respect, people will trust you when you bring out something new.
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"Tragic times bring out the best in Americans character, strength, charity and resilience," Trump said.
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That's exactly when I get to take advantage and bring out my COZIEST SWEATER ever.
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Because if it's going to get bad, he could bring out the worst in us.
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We get in the van, I bring out the beers and the road trip begins.
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Whatever the obstacles, this power outage seemed to bring out the best in the chefs.
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In Columbus, I witnessed how Pride can bring out the best in a small town.
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As many have said, moments like this bring out the Titanic character within us all.
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" That's the narrator of one story in Will Mackin's debut collection, "Bring Out the Dog.
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Some hospitals had to bring out their "surge tents" to treat the overflow of patients.
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As we have seen tonight, the most difficult challenges bring out the best in America.
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But this performance, though spirited, did not sufficiently bring out the music's boldness for me.
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Think of what flavors naturally work together or bring out new elements of each other.
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He did not say how many boys the team hoped to bring out on Monday.
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Holidays especially will bring out the carts, with parades and residents lined up to watch.
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Holidays especially will bring out the carts, with parades and residents lined up to watch.
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Some of the larger Good Friday marches around the world bring out thousands of worshipers.
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"They saw my potential and helped to bring out the best in me," she said.
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She knows that small tight clothes bring out her beauty and large loose garments don't.
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Even if winds are high, Macy's still plans to bring out 40 smaller inflatable figures.
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VESTBERG: IT IS AMAZING THAT YOU CAN BRING OUT 7 GIGS ON A WIRELESS LINE.
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At some point, Apple will no doubt bring out iPhones with these innovations as well.
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Also, the game of poker itself is designed to bring out the prick in everyone.
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The goal is to bring out that implicit bias that comes through your guttural reaction.
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Full moons bring out lots of emotion, so expect people to really spill their feelings.
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Since Steven thinks most things are awesome, we bring out his positivity in the soundtrack.
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But Apple used to really bring out products that would blow people's minds, you know?
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The Olympics bring out the most casual of sports fans, for a variety of reasons.
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Instead, blues, golds, and bright colors work in the same way to bring out my features.
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For instance, holidays tend to bring out a little more festiveness in our porn-watching habits.
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" She adds, "Relationships should generally bring out our best, but a toxic relationship does the opposite.
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Find both pros' breakdowns of what each can do to bring out your best side, ahead.
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"The lusty Full Moon in Scorpio will bring out our appetite for the taboo," she explains.
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If the Canadians bring out Drake, Justin Bieber or Celine Dion, it may be game over.
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One thing I've learned is that great differences in power bring out the worst in us.
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Meanwhile competitors including Huawei and LG used MWC on Sunday to bring out their latest smartphones.
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In 2006 Mr Beatty went on to bring out "Hokum", an anthology of African-American humour.
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Kara Swisher: The next person I'm going to bring out — we have two more great interviews.
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The Homeland star admitted it was nice to see her pregnancy bring out their softer sides.
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Fall is officially underway, which means that it's time to bring out your favorite seasonal food.
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Photos are not taken on an overhead angle, meticulously edited to bring out their color vibrancy.
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He will get all the attention in the room, and that will bring out JoJo's insecurities.
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But the nature of the financial markets is that sharp moves bring out the bargain-hunters.
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The feature seems to be a way to bring out deeper interactions with a streamer's audience.
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According to new data from Pornhub, Halloween tends to bring out some very specific porn searches.
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Exchanges online can bring out the worst in us, and create many opportunities to be mean.
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If a Republican did that, they'd be calling for people to bring out the electric chair.
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Those bring out the best in people and they always give a longer rope, he added.
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Or as they explained it to their kids [bring out a megaphone], 'Okay everyone, gather around.
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Or, rather, a "snafu," a ruse to bring out Josh Gad to sing the song live.
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"It's another thing to bring out the religious establishment and basically write them out of Islam."
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The military was also deploying an aircraft to send supplies and bring out injured, he said.
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A therapist, intrigued by an unusual patient, designs elaborate tests to bring out dormant homicidal desires.
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Photos and videos really bring out the best of the new 2,688 x 1,242 OLED display.
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Sometimes all it takes is one picture to bring out the romantic in all of us.
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"She played really, really well and forced me to bring out my best tennis," Williams said.
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So, if they sense a weakness in you, it will bring out the bully in them.
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We've got so busy putting in that we don't bring out the potential that's really there.
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On the other hand, policies like FDA user fees bring out the best in both parties.
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There are two really simple techniques that bring out the best in cauliflower: grilling and pickling.
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In the long run, though, people don't expect you to bring out a project every year.
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"I expected Orlando would bring out thousands of people to show support and love," he said.
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But to thrive, these vendors must bring out new products and services evolved for cloud computing.
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If companies paid people more, would it bring out more shoppers — benefiting workers and shareholders alike?
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I want to be the best version of myself to bring out the best in them.
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For the main event, bring out the darker beers: the brown ales, porters and dry stouts.
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While it's cooking, the cook adds a pinch of salt and pepper to bring out flavor.
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There are many theories about why the internet seems to bring out the worst in people.
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Even the living room ceiling is plywood, stained with white paint to bring out the grain.
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People always say they want limitations removed, but sometimes limitations are what bring out their best.
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But that is another way of saying that these films bring out the versatility of westerns.
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"To this day, every time I bring out the silver medal, it still stings," she said.
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"Maybe he just didn't appreciate that the lawsuit will bring out this information," Mr. Coffina said.
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If the Atlanta event is any indication, L.A. should bring out the fireworks just the same.
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Ms. Hannigan's technical assurance allowed her to bring out the cycle's musical subtleties and emotional subtexts.
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AnittaFor the love of God, do not bring out the Black Eyed Peas during your set.
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He writes: Events like this bring out the absolute worst in the American foreign policy community.
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Inside these lines, we can bring out the best in each other and live united. pic.twitter.
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Fitness trackers bring out the obsessive nature in many of us — gotta log those daily steps!
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That became really interesting to me, something that I wanted to bring out as a theme.
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But on Monday, it took only nine hours to bring out the next four, he said.
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The Colts don't typically travel well, but Houston seems to bring out the best in them.
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The lesson drawn from the research was that situations can bring out the worst in people.
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" Read More "To this day, every time I bring out the silver medal, it still stings.
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But the ones who are truly important are the ones who bring out the best in you.
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Consider this a primer on what current events and politics can bring out in the human mind.
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It helped to bring out a huge number in the black community with respect to the vote.
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Heat produces oils that bring out acidic flavors in coffee, so therefore, lack of heat does not.
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Sundays bring out the goal setter in me and I'm determined to spend less money eating out!
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"Bring out a few shibari ropes and spend a few hours trying out various ties," he says.
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"It'll create a lot of body and movement and bring out the natural curl," he explains. 2.
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We are continuing to explore every investigative avenue to bring out all the facts in the case.
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It's time to bring out into the open the conversation about where Silicon Valley gets its money.
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Mentally strong couples are comprised of two strong individuals who bring out the best in each other.
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Sports at the national level frequently bring out jingoism — always a bit weird from a certain perspective.
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"We bring out the truth from the facts and not from opinions," he told reporters in Madrid.
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The goals is to distribute the weight evenly [so] you can bring out the hair's natural texture.
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Bring out the film crews, because there's nothing too embarrassing, extravagant, or absurd for these celebrity pranks.
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Security forces stormed into the mall earlier to bring out hundreds of people who were trapped inside.
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Security forces stormed into the mall earlier to bring out hundreds of people who were trapped inside.
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NATURAL disasters such as Hurricanes Harvey and Irma bring out Americans' sterling civic spirit, stoicism and selflessness.
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There are food and drinks, and often, they'll bring out a few stars to entertain the audience.
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Severe natural disasters — like flooding, in this case — bring out the best and the worst in people.
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Dark, serious Capricorn season can bring out depression — it's one of the main associations with the sign.
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He and other rescuers used flashlights to bring out several people trapped beneath the bombed-out building.
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"It's nice when someone takes the time to be kind and bring out your strength," she said.
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Seek out people who inspire you, support you, motivate you, and bring out the best in you.
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For a cliff face like this, the department might hire blasters, but will certainly bring out scalers.
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A rainy day will mean more water-type pokémon, while snow will bring out the ice-types.
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Even though it is a piece of machinery there's a soulfulness you can bring out of it.
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It also proved to be an effective emulsifier in mayonnaise, and helped bring out juiciness in meat.
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It's possible to bring out peculiar or unsavory aspects of a person's life without dishonoring their memory.
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It's not — okay, I have 152 yards, bring out the automatic 9-iron and hit it 152.
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We need cups that bring out boobs together so there's not a massive gab in-between them.
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After years of underperformance, Hewlett-Packard decided to break up the business to bring out the value.
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Though he generated enthusiasm and helped bring out new voters, his bombastic cultivated persona thrives on winning.
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We shared a deep affection but had the ability to bring out the worst in each other.
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The whole Henry Hyde thing [with] Conan, where we bring out an oxygen mask at the end?
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"Tomato-reds cancel out any sallowness and can bring out the warmth in olive complexions," says Ciucci.
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Every 45 minutes they bring out fresh trays, from 8AM until closing, so it's fresh all day.
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Multiple GOP operatives expressed confidence in the president's ability to bring out the conservative base in November.
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Field Notes It's long been said that weddings bring out the best and the worst in people.
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But there are also more nuanced psychological reasons why drinking can bring out anxiety in some people.
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Or do you try to bring out the best in humanity with whatever time we have left?
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Emergencies like this bring out the generosity in people, which in turn attracts scammers off all kinds.
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We never tried to be similar, but to bring out the various facets that made us diverse.
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"We got to bring out a large amount of people who don't traditionally come out," Weaver said.
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Presets bring out certain colors within a photo, and templates are used to add elements like borders.
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For being destinations for together and merriment, restaurants also seem to bring out the worst in people.
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The Bob"The best hairstyle to bring out the beautiful jawline would be a bob," says Liu.
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A mixture can bring out strange flavors in one beer you might not have known were there.
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Russian presidential elections, just several days away, bring out Putin's showmanship of national strength to rally support.
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It can be easy to fall into a routine that doesn't bring out the best in you.
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So how then — instead of trying to "be" craft — could this vodka bring out its heritage story?
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Also featured: a look at how trying times bring out the best in those willing to help.
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Because we're focused on worlds where we can bring out a season two, season three, etc. Right.
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"Don't expect anybody to bring out a mediator like a rabbit out of the hat," he warned.
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We didn't bring out an extremely bitter beer, but a nice post-workout refreshment for the summer.
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BRING OUT KIM D. PUT A TABLE BETWEEN EVERYONE THAT'S SO LIGHT IT CAN BE EASILY FLIPPED.
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Harrison will bring out Peter, Madison, and Hannah to let us all know where they stand today.
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This year, Starbucks didn't even wait for September to bring out its wildly popular pumpkin spice latte.
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Ms. Marant took the opportunity of her spring show to bring out a proper men's wear collection.
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The Red Cross said it was trying to create a humanitarian corridor to bring out the civilians.
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True leaders can bring out the best leaders in others which leads to the best possible results.
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The woman who's the specialist in Detroit Publishing Company was so happy to bring out those pictures.
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But it did finally bring out into the open the "ism" that dare not speak its name.
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Hire a professional home stager who can make your property shine and bring out its best features.
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The party that can bring out the most voters in key swing states will win the election.
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So I used dialogue only when I needed to bring out the story and to clarify things.
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Absolutely. Good. Emily: For $1000, Julien promised me he would help me bring out my natural features.
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Hewitt said O'Rourke's loss reveals that far-left ideas don't bring out enough people to flip seats.
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So we bring out the best in each other in the most joyous, generous kind of way.
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I think one of the things that I've worked really hard to do is to work with people who help to bring out the best in me... I try to spend my time with people that I respect and who inspire me to bring out the best in myself.
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However, due to Cancer's desire to nurture, this transit can bring out a "mother lion" vibe, she says.
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And few photographers bring out their personalities like Pascal Goet, a veteran science photojournalist based in Méré, France.
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Also that is going to bring out everyone on both sides of the debate to fight like hell.
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"I wasn't going to bring out any guests tonight," Ariana told the crowd ahead of her surprise guest.
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Of course, the best looks incorporate liner colors that bring out the most complex aspects of the eyes.
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But Mr. Lisiecki could swiftly shift stances and bring out strangely quizzical stretches and crazed bursts of intensity.
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What flavors do you have now and what flavors do you hope to bring out in the future?
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They are trying to make a point with the thousands of new products and features they bring out.
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"I think that she'll come in here and want to bring out the best in you," Christi says.
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After showing her around the house and his childhood bedroom, Ben surprised Emily by bring out his parents.
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"Poor skin care regimens may bring out more acne and cause future scarring and irritation," says Dr. Tzu.
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They can bring out any black person that they want that&aposs going to speak out against Trump.
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"This is the case you'd bring out in a law school course as an unconstitutional law," Goldstein says.
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This GIF shows how Instagram's iPhone 7 color filter can bring out the extra hues it now captures.
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Eve is bubbly, charismatic, and tends to bring out the best in people (qualities which Casey finds insufferable).
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But he can also bring out the worst in critics who respond by going all DeNiro on him.
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It's common to feel that consumers are, well, consumers, passive receivers of whatever companies choose to bring out.
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" And I said, "Well, maybe you can tell the people behind the counter to bring out my dresser.
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The Super Nt's biggest success is its ability to bring out the gaming hipster in all of us.
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Lets hope 2018, bring out even more brands (we're looking at you Coca Cola) to speak their mind.Â
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I try to bring out his humanity a bit, and I think that that's what we've gotta do.
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The Leo eclipse will bring out people's pride, while the Pisces eclipse will make people weepy as hell.
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Both countries were abandoning racist schemes that had favoured whites (Australia ran one called "bring out a Briton").
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The more dramatic aspects of the role—those fuelled by sorrow, rage, and righteousness—bring out her strengths.
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The move to bring out his mom was a Hail Mary of a strategy that ultimately proved unsuccessful.
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And he has resisted the urge to bring out the flamethrower on that social network in recent days.
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African borrowings and delicious details in the choreography bring out a spiritual dimension to the Godfather of Soul.
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Theseelegant crystal glasses will feel good in your hand and bring out the bouquet in your red wine.
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"We need a theater that can bring out onstage the full range of contemporary stagecraft," Mr. Bundy said.
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Obama accused McConnell of acting "very cynically" in rejecting the United States the president tried to bring out.
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When they're feeling stressed or suffering from puffy eyes, they can bring out these cooling stones at home.
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As for the rest of the cast, we wanted to really bring out the colors of La Perla.
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But the Celtics decided to bring out the biggest New England guns they could muster: Tom Fucking Brady.
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Because what better way to bring out your inner sketch artist than with a tool made for drawing?
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Her paintings, like her films, bring out the particularities of movement, or the mental processes undergirding the everyday.
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The most important part to really bring out the realistic details is to add a layer of varnish.
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Joe: It's amazing how much flavor just the salt and the pepper can bring out of this meat.
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Skin Deep The clean, minimalist trend in perfumes is giving way to scents that bring out the beast.
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Trump-Hannity lied about this to bring out the fear vote BUT it was a very effective lie.
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" And he said, "Brigitte's been on the phone and she wants to bring out 'Je T'Aime' — her version.
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"I thought it was a good, fun way to bring out the movie," he said at the time.
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Some even bring out plastic chairs and sit in the middle of the road with their donation boxes.
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Here are the most powerful aromatic options to bring out the next time you feel a little tickle.
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We've already stopped for one swimming break, and by the time they bring out lunch, we're all starving.
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It's: Are we going to bring out what is better in us versus what is worse in us?
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I'm really big on seating the right people together: who can bring out the best in each other?
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With a simple touch of a button, it can aerate the wine to bring out its vibrant flavor.
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Europe and other regulators will have to bring out bigger guns if they hope to disrupt Alphabet's dominance.
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"Nobody can bring out that kind of money," Sylva told reporters following a weekly cabinet meeting in Abuja.
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It'll bring out people from all sides of the political spectrum, rubbing shoulders as they watch the parade.
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They longed for comparable national undertakings that would bring out the best in both citizens and their government.
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"I can't bring out something I've already worn," he said in an interview with The New York Times.
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The result is a company of empowered and invested employees who bring out the best in one other.
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It's are we going to bring out what is better in us, versus what is worse in us?
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To further bring out the pomegranate flavor in this salad, I add pomegranate seeds as a juicy garnish.
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Price: Varying Bring out your friend's inner Eleven with the easiest way to make waffles there ever was.
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They need to resign, testify, and bring out the documents as proof to separate themselves from partisan operatives.
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If asked at the highest levels of our country's government, it can bring out the best in innovation.
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After decades of adverse relationships, isn't it time to bury the hatchet and bring out the peace pipe.
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Politics often brings out the worst in us, but there's no reason it can't bring out the best.
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It is an opportunity to bring out more voices and enrich the world of art, not reduce it.
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"The only 'product' is in the audience's head, what they bring out from the performance," she points out.
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The sea salt helps bring out the strong flavor of the dark chocolate, and makes them so addicting.
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You can imagine why the idea of a Slack acquisition would bring out both supporters and critics at Microsoft.
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After it's taken, most smartphones have nifty editing features that can help you bring out the photo's true power.
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So you knew for Major Key Khaled was going to bring out some serious heavy hitters to the record.
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At the end of the day, we have to bring out the real, and people want to see that.
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In order to do that everybody knows you've got to bring out the black vote and the brown vote.
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Birthdays are also a tangible way to measure the passage of time, which can bring out some grim feelings.
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I think the worst times bring out the best in people and we're seeing it in abundance right now.
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The most difficult times seem to bring out the best in humanity, that's showing through right now so much.
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Unlike basically every other pairing in Game of Thrones, these two really bring out the best in each other.
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Samsung makes a solid $3,000 LED option that uses nanocrystals to brighten the image and bring out stronger contrasts.
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Sony or Microsoft would find it hard to bring out similar products in line with their graphics-first strategies.
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No, but quite a few buttons were pushed to bring out that kind of "attitude," to use Caroline's word.
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Every time I bring out my Tap keyboard and put it on, I get excited reactions from anyone nearby.
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Rob, I&aposll start with you first, what sort of feelings to that picture just bring out in you?
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Pack foodstuffs and gear in reusable containers that serve multiple functions; IE, bring in produce, and bring out compost.
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He took me to a comic book shop and asked an employee to bring out anything with black heroes.
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Major improvements come through examining the stories you tell yourself about love, especially ones that bring out your insecurities.
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They're adorable, and they flock around me when I bring out some food and happily eat from my hands.
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And yet we're told to bring out whole selves to work, then told that strategically that's not so good.
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Why did Trump and Hillary Clinton's battle for the White House bring out such an ugly side of America?
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By focusing on the similarities of millennials, it doesn't bring out the different experiences depending on their class background.
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This fiery sign is said to stoke our passions and bring out the drama queen in all of us.
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When Jordan was little, he wouldn't eat a popsicle unless he had enough to bring out to his friends.
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He compares true, aged balsamic vinegar to Champagne, something special you bring out on occasion, not use every day.
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It's what they see on their phones versus behind the scenes, which is kind of hard to bring out.
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Obviously, you would prefer the under-oath version because, well, actions having consequences tends to bring out the truth.
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Even just a sprinkle of flaky sea salt and a drizzle of good olive oil bring out their creaminess.
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"Some friends do bring out the best in you," Gates adds, "and it's good to invest in those friendships."
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To better hear this bass sound, it's better you bring out your headphones, or your subwoofer, as NASA suggested.
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"He's honest about a lot of things that people don't want to bring out to the public," she said.
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"Friends can bring out bad stuff for you, and make you competitive, snarky, materialistic, judgmental, or lazy," she says.
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This year, we've seen that even the biggest games can bring out tears as effectively as they elicit joy.
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I tried to bring out that texture that I hadn't really seen represented on such an epic scale before.
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"Why not use the darkness that these videos require to bring out another one of our senses?" she said.
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It feels as if the clues were written to bring out as many women as possible in the grid.
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But a matchup with the Buccaneers should bring out a nice, vintage Brees performance for his patient fantasy owners.
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It's because parents need to be open, and that's really the only thing I want to bring out here.
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Kimmel then had his sidekick Guillermo bring out the hot dog gun that Armie Hammer used at the Oscars.
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"Commentators bring out this list of reasons to be bearish, but there's nothing original on that list," said Liu.
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Nor would he give details about the processing methods that bring out the chocolate's pink hue and fruity taste.
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I think when you go through the years you need those teammates to bring out the best in you.
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Before we'd even ordered, they offered to bring out plates of pasta with butter and cheese for the kids.
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I put people in the positions that bring out the best in them and help us win, journalistically speaking.
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Are we ready for an Armando Iannucci show in which pressure doesn't necessarily bring out the worst in everyone?
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She knows that her very presence elicits sympathy, but it can also bring out an instinct to find fault.
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Donald Trump continues to show a remarkable ability to bring out the worst in people — supporters and critics alike.
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All week there was buzz that the band would bring out a surprise guest, but they played it safe.
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Apple was the first to bring out an AR emoji feature, called Animoji, on the iPhone X last year.
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It has the power to bring out a side of you, and for me, that's the Puerto Rican side.
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He underestimated the intensity of the polarization but at least tried to bring out the best of the country.
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I also think it helps bring out certain elements of our individuality as a group, which is very interesting.
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I previously wrote that Trump seems at times to bring out the worst of people — supporters and opponents alike.
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Later in the show, she would bring out her 15-month-old son Santiago with her on the runway.
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He donated supplies to the rescue effort and urged officials to bring out the boys as soon as possible.
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To bring out those resonances he shifts the Elizabethean setting to 1950s England, when an entrepreneurial population was emerging.
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Oh, I do hope they're going to bring out a whole range of puddings inspired by contemporary art galleries.
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The power of being able to bring out that kind of an emotional reaction in him was really touching.
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If I wanna bring out the one and only, then I'll take out the watch that costs $18 million.
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Be sure to bring out your relevant paperwork, including your bank and credit card statements, loan balances and other reports.
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And to complete the look, what else but classic Vans to bring out the skater girl in this Kardashian sister.
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It's not like this is a secret that all of a sudden I needed to bring out to the surface.
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I hope this can bring out some of those folks and help change the face of what games look like.
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Such times bring out an epochal chauvinism in commentators: a belief that this moment, the writer's own era, is pivotal.
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I've never seen those events live, but I've watched them on television, and it seems to bring out the nerves.
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The five large pieces on the plate were impeccably pan-seared and then baked to bring out their silky texture.
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Makeup can do so much more than simply mask a budding pimple; it can bring out confidence and self-love.
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And we enjoyed the moment when he would bring out the knife with a flourish, his guests instinctively shrinking back.
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They bring out a looseness and playfulness in the recordings lends a confident sheen to Carlile's style that feels amplified.
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I love makeup and how it can make you change and be versatile and bring out another personality within yourself.
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But to really bring out the glowing allure of your TV, stick these Dream Screen LED backlights on the back.
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Adobe Lightroom is getting its first new slider in a long time today that helps bring out texture in images.
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Clarity can bring out changes in larger areas of tonality, and will change the luminance and saturation more than Texture.
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"That kind of money can bring out the worst in people," donor Sheilah Scofield tells PEOPLE of McClure and D'Amico.
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" And another, "The samurai look is not a good look for her, waiting for her to bring out the sword.
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But like with a solo violinist it's helpful to have someone to conduct your direction and bring out the best.
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This can also help bring out the colors you want if they don't look right on your camera's LCD screen.
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He knew me well enough—when I say I'm bringing out the good stuff, I bring out the good stuff.
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They have widely varying skill sets, but Kaytranada finds a way to bring out the best in all of them.
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Crashing decisively below the August lows would bring out an even more intense round of wailing and gnashing of teeth.
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But to twist the knife in a little more, Kidman decided to bring out her husband — Keith Urban — for protection.
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This is because America can bring out the best in all persons if one chooses to cultivate one's highest self.
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I single out Italian reds because the acidity and dry bitterness in particular need food to bring out their best.
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As any tea aficionado knows, different types of tea leaves require different water temperatures to bring out all the flavors.
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Mercedes-Benz will join the ranks of multibillion-dollar startups like Bird and Lime and bring out an electric scooter.
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McDonald's sausage is reliably salty, soft, and fatty enough to bring out all the other flavors in a biscuit sandwich.
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He scraped smooth a vertical section and misted it with water from a spray bottle to bring out the color.
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If there's food on the table once everyone finishes, the venue will bring out a bunch of to-go containers.
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We all go thug life if our friends are in trouble, so hopefully Mary won't bring out her hood roots.
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"Then they bring out another little boy, two or three years old, then we caught him as well," Fierro said.
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That doesn't mean you can't bring out your phone to catch up on TV shows or post an Instagram story.
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The type of DJ who is just as likely to bring out a topless calendar as he is a mix.
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The costumse are my favourite thing, and the music, because it's a way to bring out Trinidad, where I'm from.
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"I still think God is working behind the scenes in all this to bring out a bigger change," he said.
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"Some friends do bring out the best in you," he says, "and so it's good to invest in those friendships."
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Third, we need to go beyond fear and ask that this crisis continue to bring out the best in people.
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Holiday seasons bring out child-sized chocolate Santa Clauses and Easter bunnies — this tolerant Muslim society adores Christian holiday icons.
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Tedros said that crises like these bring out "the best and worst" in people, and discouraged people from hoarding supplies.
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For some, the green-blue wall tiles, evocative of an ocean floor, may bring out the color in your eyes.
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This is caused by some portions of the grounds undergoing less or more extraction, which can bring out different flavors.
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To figure this out, we bring out something readers have not seen in a while: the Scales of Cruciverbal Justice.
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But I'm wary of the punitive impulse, so I check my motives when I'm tempted to bring out the scourge.
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Those results suggest to some Democrats that they don't have to run Sanders disciples to bring out their own voters.
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On the other hand, you can bring out private labels and lots of products and-- and they sell very well.
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Besides, that's the only path to freedom, which she must crave and which would bring out the best in her.
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Berg added that the conflict and clash of ideas would bring out the "best" in Federation characters on the show.
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They used heat to bring out varying degrees of color in the coins, mixed with paint for Trump's famous hair.
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On the other hand, "I'll be very surprised if the Surface group doesn't bring out a device," Moorhead told me.
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They bring out certain things that the other person is missing in a sense, which is so beautiful to see.
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The red wristband and red bandanna tied round his neck bring out the red in his Montreal Canadiens trucker's cap.
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In Survival, the game's new expansion, the numbers are pared back, sharpened, and what they bring out is the cold.
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For one thing, Trump has awakened the electorate, and he has been a one-man, bring-out-the-vote machine.
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"Cancer is not pleasant but it can bring out the best in relationships or the worse," she wrote on Instagram Thursday.
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Every cubic inch of the SoundTouch 300 is designed to bring out the best in everything you listen to and watch.
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We think human nature is inherently cooperative, and that tragedy and adversity actually bring out the best in most of us.
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This glint of sparkle is the perfect way to bring out your eyes (and your personality) and live your best life.
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I don't think he's a caricature of any of those horrible things the left is trying to bring out about him.
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After a 15-minute period, the groups were filmed performing different activities and puzzles designed to bring out various observable behaviors.
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Grande is rumored to bring out *NSYNC for a reunion during her set, so consider your eyes glued to this livestream.
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Kingdom might be the loudest club in Austin, so expect them to bring out the bangers for their 12-2am set.
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"That is another tool in their tool belt to help bring out the case to justice," said German's grandfather, Mike Patty.
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Maybe she'll even bring out backpack boy again like she did at that bizarre, but wildly entertaining, Saturday Night Live performance.
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The Grammy Awards bring out the most buzzed about celebrities each year—both in the music industry and on social media.
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It's also way cheaper than Coachella, so it's less pretentious and more likely to bring out fans from many different backgrounds.
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"Julianne's eyes and skin are the two things that help bring out her expressiveness, radiance and sunny personality best," says Barnes.
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All of this will bring out the "doom and gloomers" including those who claim this is 2008 all over again. Wrong!
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I love the synthesis of the picture and the music and how that can bring out different emotions and underlying themes.
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Scientists use these kinds of enhanced color views to bring out the differences in surface features on the world, NASA said.
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Truthfully, pastry chefs have their own tricks up their sleeves to bring out rich, vibrant flavors that you can adopt, too.
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Richie completed the look with jeans and a royal blue bra and fuzzy jacket, which further bring out her amazing eyes.
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"To bring out their individuality and beauty, I needed to make them stand alone, to take them out of the crowd."
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A note: The color and contrast in many of these photos have been enhanced to bring out details in Jupiter's atmosphere.
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You free those people up to work in other areas and innovate for them so that they bring out new products.
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Who's he going to bring out to space, and what does it say about us if we let him do it?
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I usually always make a note in my phone about where I park, but you bring out the worst in me.
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Their muscles aren't super flexed or tight — you need to bring out their relatable side, and I'm very conscious of that.
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Talented users have processed hundreds of Juno's pictures to bring out features like storms, swirls, and clouds in the planet's atmosphere.
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Then they discover a problem they can't fix by themselves: Relationships bring out the best, but also the worst in us.
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And hey, we'd be lying if we didn't admit the holiday period can bring out the inner child in us all.
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When they speak of "remotes," the young photographers are referring to the cameras they bring out to spots near the launchpad.
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There are some dishes where it takes center stage, minimally coated with a sauce designed to bring out its wheaty excellence.
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An all-new 'Fab Five' serve up hip tips, emotionally charged makeovers and heartfelt reveals that bring out all the feels.
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An all-new 'Fab Five' serve up hip tips, emotionally charged makeovers and heartfelt reveals that bring out all the feels.
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Pep Top, $217.99, available at DaiI'm a general fan of peplum tops because they bring out my otherwise non-existent waist.
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For the man who became famous playing the ultimate dispassionate character, his poems successfully bring out the range of important emotions.
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You know how every couple of years, a big publisher will bring out a new edition of some seminal lesbian novel?
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Opinion The Great Alaska Earthquake of 260 surprised everyone by showing that natural disasters can bring out more kindness than selfishness.
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At the same time, the police's brutality helped bring out nearly two million Hong Kongers to the streets the following Sunday.
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Age: 36 Occupation: managing partner, Domus Design Collection Is the hoodie under the blazer a way to bring out your youth?
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Abel's only on-screen for a few minutes but it was enough to bring out a whole new side of him.
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"Â "We had 300 extras, we had a crane, and you have got to bring out the green lasers for Usher.
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One day I said to the cameraman, let's bring out the rail, and he said, but we don't do dolly shots.
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As for your question, I think saunas naturally bring out the inherent strangeness of people, and not necessarily just the elderly.
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"The high progesterone levels that you get when you're pregnant to support the pregnancy actually can bring out acne," she said.
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"In times of stress and conflict it can bring out the best of us and the worst of us," added Berg.
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As the official kickoff to awards season, the Emmys always bring out some of the biggest style moments of the year.
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We would go to their pool club and, as a treat, the club would bring out whole peeled oranges on sticks.
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At Dope Labs, we believe "science is for errybody" and our mission is to bring out the inner scientist in YOU.
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He sees it as a fun tool to bring out "kinkiness" in a "very safe way" to share with your partner.
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That pattern provides a very reasonable explanation for intelligence officials to decide they had to bring out America's valuable Moscow spy.
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The Herb Mill & Grinder lets you easily load and mince herbs so you can bring out the flavor in any dish.
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Some prescription medications (like antidepressants) or OTC ones (like antihistamines) can bring out restless leg syndrome or make it worse, he says.
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Dark frames tend to lighten [pale] skin by contrast, and mid-toned frames tend to bring out the warmth in your face.
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Something about seeing a fresh pair of workout shoes can bring out the Carrie Bradshaw-meets-sneaker-head in all of us.
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You are in tune with your deep inner drive this weekend, and someone special can bring out a different side of you.
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Kam is such a strong and fearless boss that I'm anxious to see what she can bring out of Kayleigh this season.
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TV networks charge high fees for prime time slots and many ground troops needed to bring out the voters must be paid.
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A challenge like this can do one of two things: Bring out the very best or the very worst in the contestants.
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" In his book, Trump wrote: "I don't know why, but I seem to bring out either the best or worst in women.
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The daughter introduces him as her boyfriend, and her overjoyed parents bring out their best Ikea utensils and homeware for the occasion.
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He would also help bring out the African-American voter, which could prove to be crucial in a number of swing states.
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Such a mirror of his own abilities will no doubt bring out that old merciless side to Cage's hard-won lawful good.
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For Kylie Jenner, Coachella weekend means one thing: three whole days to bring out the brightest wigs in her rainbow hair closet.
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Each section is lit differently with strobe lights to bring out the micro sculptural beauty of that particular section of the body.
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According to her, a employee at the store offered to bring out one of their newest arrivals for the family to meet.
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The thing to look at here, again, is how Apple aggressively works to bring out the shadows at the expense of detail.
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Since discovering through this opportunity that teaching seems to bring out her confidence, Nitsche has decided to become a primary school teacher.
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A spell of good weather can bring out a different side in all of us and for Kenn Barnes it definitely did.
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For example, colors like green and purple can make brown irises look brighter and bring out hidden flecks of gold and green.
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They bring out Dre and Bow's original chemistry in the flashbacks, making it clear exactly how much they've lost along the way.
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Selling red, white and blue garb on Memorial Day is a surefire way to bring out shoppers' patriotism — most of the time.
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Thursday, however, the court will hold a special sitting and bring out all the pomp and circumstance that it does so well.
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Authorities in northern Chiang Rai province began the dangerous mission to bring out the 12 boys and their coach earlier on Sunday.
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You're like, 'This person is gonna bring out the best in me, and I'm gonna be a way better person this year.
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Elite military and divers from several countries entered the cave on three separate days to bring out the boys one by one.
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While the future of weed in America isn't clear, one thing is certain — smoking pot can definitely bring out your creative side.
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Maybe Nick would reveal a dark secret from Ronnie's past or bring out her long-mythologized-but-rarely-seen bad girl side.
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This is the same type of filtration you might see at a winery to bring out the full flavor of the grapes.
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But the bosses tried when they could to put you on teams that you loved because it would bring out the passion.
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These are recipes to bring out the optimal flavors of the ingredients, and Ms. Dunlop's approachable instructions bring readers closer to success.
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Want to understand what times of day you feel most down, or what people bring out your highest and lowest energy levels?
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While someone may have had a rocky relationship with their last partner, you could bring out a completely different side of them.
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And that could not only affect them in encouraging the followers to come bring out the vote, but it could suppress votes.
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It deliberately linked clashing articles, Curran observes, in order to bring out the crevices and contradictions within the knowledge of the time.
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He and his team basically choreograph it, and then we bring out the mats, and then they teach you on the mat.
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By Design The English have long known what most Americans don't: that drab walls can bring out the best in a room.
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"Adding bangs to a hairstyle will bring out your cheekbones, soft layering in the front will also do the trick," says Liu.
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Swet Shop BoysIf Hans Zimmer doesn't bring out the literal dude from Star Wars what is even the point of this festival?
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Self-help, coaching, fitness, beauty enhancement, workshops and motivational speaking are all aligned to bring out the next version release of you.
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We meet his old kitchen cohorts, who bring out favorites such as wild boar meatballs, crabmeat remick, and cream cheese boudin balls.
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The word education comes from the words edu-core, to bring out what&aposs already in the core of a human being.
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Marriage has been likened to a gem tumbler; it's banging two rocks together in order to eventually bring out their deeper sparkle.
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There is one way for Mr. Biden to bring out the progressive vote and win: Choose a progressive (preferably female) running mate.
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When you don't have this heterosexual vocabulary to work with, it can be harder to discuss and bring out in the open.
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I tried my hardest, from the audition on, to bring out that anger and disappointment in the justice system that I felt.
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That's in part thanks to Brand and Russell's commitment, because wow, does "The Summit" bring out the best in both of them.
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But the pairing is inspired: The blanket's bright colors bring out an energy that's usually only implicit in Martin's subdued horizontal stripes.
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Our colleagues at the Games shared their favorite moments, reminders that such competitions can bring out the best of the human spirit.
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His message to supporters is simple -- bring out your friends who failed to vote in September and make sure they vote now.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLES — If you make odd connections between things as I do, the crossword might bring out different things for you.
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His approach tends to create a big web of crosshatching; he and Mr. McBride may bring out something special in each other.
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In the six battleground-state contests for governors, the cost to bring out the necessary number of infrequent voters is $42.1 million.
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"I'm making it my mission to prepare you for that combination or anything that could bring out the Negative Nancies," Cramer said.
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Finally, Jay tries to bring out the inner-child in grumpy comedian Jeremy Hotz by taking him to America's oldest amusement park.
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The decision to bring out a new edition of a work that advocated an Aryan "master race" provoked fierce debate before publication.
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Despite more than 30 queries for translation rights, the institute said it planned to bring out editions only in English and French.
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All the ways we get to explore who we are, and how others bring out sides of us we didn't know existed.
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Josh had used principal component analysis, a statistical technique used to emphasize variation and bring out strong patterns in a data set.
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"I don't know why I bring out this craziness in women, but somehow I do, and it's not always pretty," he said.
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After all, Twitter is, in many ways, designed to bring out the Slytherin hidden within even the most Hufflepuff-aligned of its users.
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He said he's used iPhones for several years, but would consider switching to Huawei if Apple didn't bring out a 5G version soon.
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No matter the pattern, length, or texture of your hair, the right formula will bring out the ultimate trifecta: shine, definition, and moisture.
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The party might consolidate its base, and even win some elections, but it will not bring out the best in this great country.
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In a perfect world, all of your friends would bring out the absolute best in you — but that is not always the case.
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F21 2018 also tries to bring out the personal side of being an F1 driver via a more role-playing focused career mode.
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Up until today, it was blue, purple, and pink, but I wanted something different and I decided to bring out my fiery personality.
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Fingers crossed that's the case for Ariana Grande's latest tease that has fans convinced she will bring out *NSYNC during her Coachella performance.
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You know, I mean, you bring out a really interesting point because immigration obviously has incited a lot of passion across the country.
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An easy and downright fun refresh for your lobes, we've rounded up 14 eclectic earrings that will bring out your inner art teacher.
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Luckily, there's one tried and true Philly way to make an experience better (besides Bud Light or cheesesteaks): bring out the Phillie Phanatic.
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This cold brew has been slow-steeped, which is said to bring out its dark chocolate body, berry notes, and port-like flavor.
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Different things will bring out their competitive side, and some Rams would rather look out for the little guy than for number one.
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"The civil suit filed by the family will bring out the truth and compel justice for Marquise and his family," the statement said.
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Besides getting to bring out our best bomber jackets and boots, there's all the new fall beauty collections to look forward to trying.
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Abrams very much trying to bring out minority votes, people who are strong anti-Trumpers and believe that they can win that way.
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Kanye West knows how to bring out a crowd, especially when he's in L.A. where big celebs showed up in full force ... again.
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What we really need is the subtle sophistication about how do you design social systems to bring out the best in human nature?
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It wouldn't be a surprise to find out this next visit to Pandora could bring out a few celebrities of its own, too.
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"To me, it's both the music and the choreography that bring out that intensity that I really want to showcase," she tells PEOPLE.
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And we're going to bring out two people that I have met when they didn't have any money, which was a nicer time.
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I catch up with them for a while and we all scream-sing "Happy Birthday" to her when they bring out her cake.
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They argue that Mr. Trump has the potential to bring out new voters, who may also vote for Republicans lower on the ballot.
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Sad that a hurricane has to bring out the best in everyone — but happy that the community will be holding hands through this.
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Cityscapes, landscapes, seascapes, interiors and exteriors combined, his subjects are familiar yet tweaked to bring out their strangeness, or heightened with chromatic intensity.
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"I have a meditation practice, I exercise, I try to surround myself with people who bring out the best in me," she said.
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A spokesman at the Swiss regulator said they were "aware of the topic" but had no plans to bring out FCA-style guidelines.
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On top of the entire Kardashian and Jenner family, Yeezy Season events bring out the biggest names in the entertainment and fashion world.
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" Of course, people on Twitter noticed right away and were not afraid to bring out the red pens and correct the "alternative spelling.
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While the rest of us bring out the flannel and binge on Pumpkin Spice Lattes, Nora is celebrating fall with an ice bath.
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The pairings bring out new energy in the characters, and give Beyond more of a diverse focus on different personalities and different problems.
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Wodark couldn't believe her eyes, but once Capaldo-Smith had a friend bring out a ring, she realized it was the real deal.
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"Times of change often bring out emotions and clearly the histories here are very emotional for a number of people," Donald told reporters.
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Also, bear in mind that aeration won't make bad wine taste good, but it will bring out the best of a good wine.
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In short, any time you or someone you know needs to sleep on the couch, you can bring out the Burrow Sleep Kit.
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"You had dinners in the piazza, long tables with lots of people, someone would bring out a guitar to sing," Ms. Perilli said.
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That will bring out a certain amount of support for a lot of Americans who are afraid because they see society as crumbling.
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BACON EGG AND CHEESE MCGRIDDLE, $4.19 — The sweet and sticky McGriddle needs a strong salty beast to bring out the best in it.
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John Worsley, another Reed graduate, said he wished something besides a tragedy could bring out large numbers of people on a Friday afternoon.
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I'm in a relationship with myself, and I'm trying to find the best way to bring out truth in every character I play.
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Here come Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz, and Felix Hernandez wearing sunglasses and Flava Flav clocks around their necks to bring out a painting.
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Authorities in northern Chiang Rai province began the dangerous mission to bring out the 12 boys and their soccer coach earlier on Sunday.
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And there's no reason to bring out the nice cutlery at zero gravity, so astronauts eat from these bags directly with a spoon.
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But if we abandon it, others are sure to step in, prodding and baiting the beast to bring out its most ferocious side.
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" She later posted on Twitter: "There's nothing like a female led peaceful protest to bring out the true character of an entitled man.
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This, he argued, forced the officers to make a tactical retreat, call in the support of two helicopters, and bring out their guns.
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I wanted to work with them to see how we could work with the technology to bring out the best in each other.
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In her Nobel lecture Ms Ostrom said that public policy should "facilitate the development of institutions that bring out the best in humans".
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The basic description that Facebook did put forward was enough to bring out the knives from politicians and regulators all over the world.
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A few days in, a librarian offered to bring out correspondence that she categorized as "Apologizing to Edna": letters from stores, carpenters, airlines.
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Nevertheless it was fascinating to hear Mr. Nézet-Séguin bring out the layered complexities of this music with such transparency and pointed detail.
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The technologist who ran Donald Trump's automated ad campaign on Facebook says "unsupervised" software can bring out the best and worst of humanity.
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So, we think cases that bring out the natural beauty of the phone they're protecting are widely easy to consider stylish as well.
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Those barroom cads that are sized up for scamming — they really bring out the most cartoonish impulses of the "Better Call Saul" writers.
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For the Bose headphones, I'd have to bring out a micro-USB cable, which at this stage would serve to charge only them.
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"I thought the rate volatility might bring out more activity and the back-up in rates would see more buyers," said one trader.
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I'll put on black matte liner or full lashes to bring out my Eastern-Asian eyes or enhance the sharpness in my glare.
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The typical Democratic way of talking about, say, wealth inequality is to bring out Robert Reich, who will give a cute academic presentation.
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Call your accountant and bring out last year's tax return: The Internal Revenue Service has released a draft of its new tax withholding form.
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"It will probably involve a simple pair of earrings that will bring out her natural beauty, she won't overdo it," Hartling told PEOPLE. 61.
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And, with the ability to add narration, add logos and combine clips with music, the app can bring out the inner journalist in anyone.
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They bring out a fog machine, stage lights and a fan for blowing the hair on the wigs around for that 80s video feel.
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A texting-friendly moviegoing experience could bring out a Millennial crowd that doesn't have to worry about other angry audience members screaming at them.
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On a bad day, Pluto can bring out the shadier, more manipulative side of people, and even darling Venus can be vulgar and vain.
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The shifts of perspective and color heighten our uneasiness, but they also bring out Farmiga's expression of pale sorrow – she's a truly haunted soul.
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When I look at a woman, I try to bring out what's wonderful about her personality and spirit and her unique way of existing.
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"Nobody thought he would actually have a gun, because who the hell would bring out a gun over something this stupid?" the witness said.
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There are thousands of private, for-profit college consulting firms that help students bring out their best selves in applications for a steep price.
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The award show that honors the best of primetime (and streamed whenever) television will bring out the talent behind some of our favorite shows.
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It takes a special kind of person to be okay with appearing on a show that's designed to bring out the ugliest in you.
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You can watch him use different tools in order to shape out landscape images and animals and finger objects to bring out the detail.
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If that happens, Marino said that would be a testament to the tightly-knit team's ability to bring out the best in each another.
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In fact, shades of lilac, lavender, and plum are just the kind of pop you need to bring out the warmth in your irises.
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You can always rely on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to bring out some good news when everything else is burning down around us.
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Mendelson crafts the surfaces with great care but without fuss, often applying washes of acrylic mediums and colors that bring out their beautiful irregularities.
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Most of you probably have your hands to the sky, and that's because skin imperfections can bring out a seriously obsessive side in us.
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The holidays bring out the sparkle in everyone, but no one does it better than women and men in the burlesque and drag communities.
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The company has previously used its HDR+ algorithms to bring out more detail in light and shadow on mobile devices since the Nexus 6.
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Plus, the display produces perfect black and infinite contrast to bring out shadow detail in the darkest scenes — looking at you Game of Thrones.
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And the famous family brought along a very special guest to help them bring out their A game — New York Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez.
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Research has also found that using toothpastes and mouthwashes containing sodium lauryl sulfate (a foaming agent) can bring out canker sores in some people.
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Chance the Rapper kicked off his first arena tour Monday night, and when you do things that big, you gotta bring out the hits.
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The trick is to bring out the details that defined a person's life, good and bad, but not in a hateful way, she said.
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The parental controls in Family Profiles are the first in a bunch of family-focused features that Eero plans to bring out this year.
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Manipulating a lover's avatar without having to look them in the eye and watch them react to you could bring out some cold feelings.
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Minaj material is always a safe bet, but wouldn't it have made sense to bring out a live snake as they did last week?
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These Bowers & Wilkins ones not only bring out the best of each song and have three noise-cancelling modes, but also simply look great.
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Additional communications can bring out even more details that might later be used to break into online accounts or exploit users in other ways.
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Rather than playing the same old games during game night, bring out Codenames, a challenge to figure out the secret identities of 25 agents.
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When that garden gets a little trampled (and who isn't feeling a little trampled these days?), it's time to bring out the pruning shears.
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But before we get there I want to bring out Amanda Kludt, who's editor in chief of Eater, who is gonna come with me.
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Instead, the Latin Grammys sought to bring out — or fabricate — connections between its younger, more internationalized, more computerized acts and the generations before them.
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It goes without saying that the day before Thanksgiving in a city like New York can bring out the worst in all of us.
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"Game of Thrones" actors have said you bring out something unexpected from their performance by giving them a fresh insight or a new take.
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People wandering around with donkeys, crying, "Bring out your dead!" and painting crosses on walls, which was, I guess, like a medieval Twitter. #AllHopeIsLost.
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Bush to put up a Christmas display, but she had come in early Saturday morning to bring out some of the Bush family items.
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She is looking to bring out another version early next year with additional revisions, many based on feedback from passengers and from transit employees.
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Exercise tends to bring out pain in such patients, and monitoring them while they're under stress is a common way to check for angina.
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In some cities, trucks and carts drove down streets calling on people to "bring out their dead," who were then buried in mass graves.
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Levine hopes that such a bill will bring out voters who feel they are ignored in major election cycles and improve Election Day turnout.
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Researchers have found that whereas upbeat songs may bring out the happy in you, slower songs can draw out both happiness and sadness simultaneously.
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It said it was taking the step "to strengthen the monetary transmission mechanism, support financial stability and bring out gold savings into the economy".
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Starting a job search can be daunting for anyone, but for the over-50 crowd it may bring out an additional set of concerns.
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Sanders's supporters have rightly pointed out that his campaign has managed to bring out and win the support of many young and new voters.
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I cooked out the scallions' moisture to condense their flavor but also to soften it, browning them to bring out their mild, herbal sweetness.
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She first remembers going to the Top of the Tower around 2001, and it soon became her favorite place to bring out-of-towners.
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These high-profile televised events bring out the worst in lawmakers, who cannot resist the opportunity to preen and try to score political points.
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It is a very appropriate opportunity, I find, to bring out an ingredient I am trying to use in a measured and considerate way.
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"The concrete venue does bring out past emotions you might have considered to be a time that's gone in your life," Dr. Batcho said.
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"His rallies bring out not just the conservative, deep-red voter who votes in every local election and every school board election," Stepien said.
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NextGen America is aiming to bring out half a million young voters in 2018 for the Congressional midterm elections, Governor's races and state legislatures.
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Young women on streetcorners bring out sitars and synthesizers and big wooden drums, the better to get the crowd dancing the young men's way.
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Don't let the genteel air fool you: As with any competition, dog shows bring out rivalries, the potential for huge upsets, and occasional scandals.
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"Fellas, bring out the board," he cried, and out came a whiteboard filled with a list of controversial things Trump has said or done.
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There are a ton of South American or Eastern European producers we'd love to bring out, as well as artists from Africa and Asia.
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"Certain hair colors bring out certain undertones in your skin, so you want to make sure you're using the right shade of makeup," KKW wrote.
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The first version the photographers made was too sharp; it failed to bring out my glinting eyes and my sparkling diamonds and my Slovenian cheekbones.
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"The Prime Minister told Secretary Kerry that we are swiftly carrying out investigations in a transparent manner and will bring out the truth," it said.
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Or the bank — or any other firm to bring out a zero-fee ETF — could simply play the loss leader game, and make money elsewhere.
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Speaking of flavor, I recommend you toast the pecans to bring out their wonderful flavor and add a little orange zest to compliment the chocolate.
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When Olivia Munn took to the stage to perform "Cheap Thrills" by Sia, the actress decided to bring out gymnasts Aly Raisman and Simone Biles.
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It is somehow hopeful, too, showing me that constraints, as elaborate and all-encompassing as they may be, bring out what complete freedom never could.
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All those naked, big-bellied statues did was bring out the ugliness in the other side, as Trump-haters posed with them gleefully for selfies.
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I want to bring out a Polaroid camera and I want to get the places I love and put those pictures all over my bunk.
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UK Black Pride mostly deals with the ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender—the classic defining characteristics that can bring out the absolute worst in people.
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In short, full moons in the sign of the Water Bearer aim to bring out the mad scientist, the radical revolutionary, in all of us.
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In a good week his team of around 50 workers can bring out around 50 grammes of gold, earning $2,300 from the local négociants (middlemen).
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There's something about IFA that has the tendency to bring out the oddest impulses in gadget design, and this year's event certainly fit the bill.
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Rather than be cowed, Fowler said he hoped the grouping would help bring out his best and that McIlroy has been a frequent practice partner.
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This LED lightbulb has a built-in Bluetooth speaker, so you can stream tunes from your phone without having to bring out a separate device.
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Friction creates friction, the more hate you bring out there – with women, the gay community and Jewish people – what is he going to say next?
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You're also going to be acting a little stranger than usual, since Uranus has the ability to bring out the eccentric sides of us all.
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The most beautiful moments of the Tour will be those little moments nobody else sees that I can bring out in a nice storytelling image.
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This new festival, presented by Microsoft, aims to showcase the work of contemporary urban artisans and to bring out the creative spirit in every visitor.
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"I will seal off the border before they come into this country and I'll bring out our military, not our reserves," Trump said on Saturday.
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A bully with a penchant for wild claims and ethically dubious schemes, he has a tendency to bring out the worst in those around him.
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I hope this does bring out excellent research and new talent, but I fear for the unintended consequences of trying to outbid the offense market.
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Spend your precious hours doing what will bring out the real you, the brilliant passionate you that's willing to contribute something meaningful into this world.
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With eight standard flavors and new additions like these hitting shelves, there's no knowing what the classic American hot sauce brand will bring out next.
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Alan Moore: Some years ago, in 2009, I had a compulsion to bring out an underground magazine, which was the beautiful but doomed Dodgem Logic.
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Some days we need just a little light coverage (or can even go without), but other days we need to bring out the big guns.
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The film is a little too careful about keeping the lid on its characters' emotions to bring out the erotic forces percolating under their decorum.
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The trick is to get the bottom of the pot hot enough to bring out the flavors in the garlic and onion without burning them.
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" In Ormonde Jayne's Frangipani ($225), Pilkington uses tart plum to give "a certain sharpness" and Madagascan vanilla to "bring out the softness of the frangipani.
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While the political maneuverings around Dr. Alici and the anti-Turkish prejudices they bring out are well dramatized, there is little sense of moral outrage.
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Wenders and his wife, Donata, supervised this digital restoration, which is said to bring out the contrast and sharpness in the cinematographer Henri Alekan's images.
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Bring out that animal urge to let the other person know you will not be taken advantage of, that you know what's important: Saving yourself.
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And that means it's time to bring out the big guns, because only one movie franchise's memes can travel at point five past light speed.
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Whether it passes or not, a government-commissioned review and upcoming parliamentary inquiry — along with an election in March — will likely bring out new ideas.
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Fear and shame bring out the worst in anyone, and compassion — even for our rudest in-law or nastiest neighbor — can often make things better.
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The intelligent device can accurately measure your ground beans and deliver the precise amount of water required to bring out its intensity without over-saturation.
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And it is the job of our leaders to bring out what's best in us, to remind us of those values we hold in common.
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To get the aroma of the garlic, diners rub a crushed clove on the bread and then sparingly use oil to bring out the flavor.
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From separating all the parts of the chicken with specific cuts, we can bring out the flavor and characteristics of each part of the meat.
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From the bridge to the lighting and exterior details, this magical wizard's playhouse could certainly bring out the inner child of any Harry Potter superfan.
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" This feel-good moment is pernicious in its assumption that a sports victory is all that's required to bring out the best in "both sides.
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I&aposll bring out books I&aposve been storing in her closet, and I&aposll put away ones I&aposve started to recite by heart.
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I really like it when I get a chance to sit down, bring out my knife and cut off a fatty slice of reindeer heart.
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That message, he said, would bring out voters who stayed home during the 2016 presidential election, and bring the party back to its earlier roots.
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It's officially fall, which means if the weather is cooperating in your area, it's finally acceptable to bring out all your warm and stylish coats.
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For years, the conclusion that has been drawn from the study was that circumstances can bring out the worst in people or encourage bad behavior.
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On the surface, they seem so gloriously mismatched — and yet, the two of them together really do bring out something very good in one another.
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ABOUT THE WILD (10-7-2): Eric Staal broke a four-game point drought with an assist Wednesday, but the Penguins usually bring out his best.
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Just apply the glitter over white for an intense and icy sheen, or over black to bring out the underlying shades of green, amber, and blue.
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A first-time customer in Manhattan last year called them because her son had just died and she couldn't bring herself to bring out the decorations.
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Ryan Hall, Gary Tonon and numerous others have taken this idea and run with it to bring out rolling back takes from all kinds of positions.
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Bring out those big mugs for the guests who like it light and sweet, and save the small ones for the hard-core black coffee lovers.
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"We're the first to bring out a holistic technological solution to address bias in hiring," Greenhouse Inclusion product manager Alex Powell said in a blog post.
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Those medics monitor the crowds, handing out water and sunscreen and acting as first responders if police bring out tear gas or a confrontation gets heated.
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In the grand scheme of things, this decision to bring out the makers (as opposed to the muse of the moment), may not seem particularly extraordinary.
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When the music turned agitated, rather than going for big sound, he would bring out some jarring rhythmic detail or clashing tone with a crackling accent.
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Drastic changes can bring out the naysayers; doses of reality can be a good thing, but it is also important to weed out the pure cynics.
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Price: Free OS: Android, iOS Yelp was one of the first to bring out an augmented reality app after releasing a feature called "Monocle" in 2009.
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It's the perfect day to watch a film (or all of them), wear your best Luke Skywalker pyjamas, and maybe even bring out your personalised lightsaber.
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Two ... she's doing it while wearing a low-cut shirt sure to bring out the tiger in most of you guys ... and some of you ladies.
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Emotionally speaking, Gaiman's aim is true; like the best teachers, he leaves a strong impression of genuinely wanting to help bring out the author in you.
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"Our inspiration to bring out Lea's inner beauty was derived from the glow and confidence of an iconic Italian actress like Sophia Loren," Baraf tells PEOPLE.
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You know I was — I wanted to do it for Kym because this was her song, she said, so I wanted to bring out the best.
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"They would bring out machetes and I would get on my knees and apologize and they would let it go," said Ogounidje Tange Mazu, from Togo.
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But the company's failure to bring out new hit games resulted in falling profit, prompting Rovio to cut more than 300 jobs in 2014 and 2015.
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Some of us just rolled our eyes, others just ignored it, while the most savvy spotted it as a moment to bring out their meme machines.
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Smell the oranges Citrus scents, such as orange, lemon, and grapefruit bring out positive chemical reactions in your brain as well as work to ease stress.
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But what if the game isn't so much a punishment as it is a way to test the girls and bring out the best in them?
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Here's more from Google (emphasis ours): Short videos are perfect for creating loops, so we added loop optimization to bring out the best in your captures.
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In the last section, they bring out Tyler, The Creator who leans hella cool while the camera zooms out back to the party, in full color.
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They bring out the crown for veneration, but only on the first Friday of the month, and every Friday during Lent, the penitent season before Easter.
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Old 97's: Love the Holidays (ATO, 2018) On one of their liveliest albums, holiday festivities bring out the long-enduring alternative country band's rowdy side.
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"That is your role as an artist, to bring out the option that the politician can't say and that the religious man can't say," he said.
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The moment is significant, in that it marked the first time that Obama would bring out his famed campaign charm for his former secretary of state.
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These two products really bring out my highlights and undertones, which gives more dimension to my hair for that "just got out of the salon" look.
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Other congressional panels Tuesday focused on Facebook's plans to bring out a cryptocurrency, the Libra, and allegations that Google is biased against conservatives in search results.
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Bring Out the Metallics: We're all about casual get-togethers but for the Oscars, it's fun to go a little more glam than you're used to.
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Rubin, the inventor of the Android operating system, is helping inventors bring out smart pool monitors, drone components, robotic arms and cameras you can talk to.
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Together, the artists bring out the best in each other—Manion's ruggedness and Saltarrelli's nuance combine to create a gallery atmosphere of intuition, elegance, and honesty.
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Maybe it's time to devote ourselves to bigger issues, to commit to the right stuff and use technology to bring out the very best in us.
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While her gatherings often bring out her most enthusiastic supporters, they also draw a good number of curious, undecided voters still trying to take her measure.
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The only downside is the proximity to DePaul which can occasionally bring out the messy college crowd, but they card hard so it's rarely an issue.
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Servers bring out fresh baked focaccia and ciabatta, house-made mortadella and buffalo mozzarella, several orders of cacio e pepe bucatini, rigatoni amatriciana, and roasted chicken.
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It was started by Robert K. Greenleaf at AT&T, and he wrote extensively about the best way to bring out the best in your people.
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Together, we can bring out a new era of economic growth, of military strength, of international security and the future of hope that our children deserve.
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He understands his strengths and his weaknesses, and MacDonald's ability to bring out those traits in McGee through the interaction of the other characters is brilliant.
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These measures, only a start, will bring out the best in Americans by giving them direction and opportunities to contribute in the war against Covid-19.
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Healthy romances bring out the best in each other, so perhaps Tyler can be a vehicle for Ms. Martin-Green to continue to expand her character.
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Those wavelengths bring out differences in the materials on Mars's surface, but produce a scene quite different in hue from what the human eye would see.
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When asked about the greatest challenge moving forward, Hammerling's answer offered a taste of the authenticity and relatability she's trying to bring out of her clients.
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As midnight nears in Reykjavik, people all over the city bring out bags filled with fireworks, lay them out in the streets and light the fuses.
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Physicians Formula Butter Bronzer, available at Ulta, $15.99If your skin is anything like mine, then you struggle with finding a highlighter that doesn't bring out texture.
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Low turnout races can be dicey, especially with an initiative that could bring out people upset with the direction Los Angeles is taking under Mr. Garcetti.
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Ultimately, the rescue officials concocted a plan to have small teams of divers bring out the boys by holding them under their bodies as they swam.
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The next step is to bring out the booze called tzuika (a traditional plum brandy) and get drunk while munching on burnt pieces of pig skin.
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You have to go to bring out the music and bring down the lights, and have writers and editors, and it all has to mix together.
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Unfortunately, Pluto can sometimes bring out the shady, manipulative side of people when they're unable to deal with the realness and intensity that the planet brings.
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What we need to do is, as we create these high-powered technologies, how in our interaction does it help us bring out our better selves.
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Usually when I am on Grindr, it's also pretty late, which tends to bring out a lot of wasted and high people―much like a real bar!
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What I also find troubling about issues like this is how they insidiously bring out the xenophobe in otherwise liberal people on both sides of the argument.
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I can angst out with the best of them, but there was nothing about planning or carrying out this affair to bring out my latent bridezilla potential.
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With several more days to go at the film festival, it is entirely possible that Jenner will continue the theme and bring out even more naked dresses.
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The minor leagues do bring out fans across the country, but the sport gets a tiny fraction of the attention and television coverage that college football enjoys.
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Satan and his horde of miscreants are colorful and bewitching; they come across like degenerate party friends who manage to effortlessly bring out the worst in you.
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Ford plans to bring out a mix of hybrids, plug-ins and BEVs, betting that the unique characteristics of each will resonate with different groups of consumers.
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At the moment, the measure has majority support, but the NRA is lobbying heavily against it -- a crosscurrent that could help bring out more pro-Trump voters.
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Nothing like a high school sweetheart to bring out your softer side, which is precisely what happened to Burt Reynolds during a recent visit to his hometown.
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Bring out those detective skills and take a really close look at this photo ... See if you can find the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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The real problem for Donald Trump in bringing up this talk is that it depresses the very people who he wants to bring out to the polls.
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"The exemption for ZTE is a good example that if the EU were to bring out the big guns...then it can negotiate exemptions," Mr Vaez says.
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"Cancer is not pleasant but it can bring out the best in relationships or the worse," she wrote on Instagram on a smiling photo of the couple.
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The anger and resentment in Nova's voice is the kind only your family can bring out of you; it's such a familiar feeling, it brought me chills.
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She was styled with a no-makeup look instead: perfect skin, but paler than usual, and just enough mascara to bring out the dewiness of her eyes.
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The latter issue, however, may become a problem for progressives in the House and was enough to already bring out the concerns from one key Democrat -- Sen.
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Mixed messages in romantic or creative relationships are definitely something to watch out for today— Neptune can bring out liars or people who are thoughtless and flaky.
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Other congressional panels Tuesday will focus on Facebook's plans to bring out a cryptocurrency, the Libra, and allegations that Google is biased against conservatives in search results.
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"I'm very fascinated by [them] and how each cut and polishing can bring out a new kind of color symmetry or shine," Shakeel says of the crystals.
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"We've always called our experiment from track to treatment, because what we're learning on the track we want to bring out into the healthcare system," he said.
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So I'd bring out my library, my back catalog of scrawled-and-scribbled ideas, and he would clean them up, rewrite the chorus or change a verse.
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But if CEO Jeff Immelt follows shareholder Trian's plan to bring out value, then Cramer thinks it could go to $40, especially if the dollar remains soft.
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This is obviously harder to bring out in a made-for-the-masses motion picture with A-list stars and a budget that certainly doesn't eschew technology.
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If there's an emotional logic to the way disaster movies bring out the dead, is there a similar consistency in the way movies show us the living?
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Waterloo's Waterloop team is still in the running among 22 teams competing in a SpaceX-run competition designed to bring out the best in Hyperloop pod design.
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" Maher later noted that it was the 420th episode of "Real Time" and asked Stone to bring out what he referred to earlier as a "420 cake.
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Good bosses are like good coaches: They command respect and provide the right blend of praise and constructive criticism to bring out the best in their employees.
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"We thought we'd help her either bring out her film with our film, or in the wake of it or before it, if we could," Stone said.
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That is, others look for how you're going to interact with the group and whether you can bring out the best in each person you work with.
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CNET reports Huawei is gearing up to unveil a Harmony-powered smart TV, and Yang said he expects to bring out a smartwatch that runs on Harmony.
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" And not prized as thoroughbreds, he said: "We would make them get down on all fours like a horse, whinny, and bring out hunting horns and whips.
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Sauvignon Blanc/Pino Grigio glass: Designed to bring out the acidity in these wines, the glasses are shorter and have a smaller bowl than the Chardonnay glasses.
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"Some friends do bring out the best in you," Gates says at a Columbia University panel with Buffett, "and so it's good to invest in those friendships."
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Williams took lessons with Middleton into adulthood, and the piano teacher would bring out sketches of recent visions and occasionally complain about all the information reaching her.
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I don't care where we go: Mars, the moon or whatever, but just do something that's hard to push technology and bring out the best in man.
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Imagine the moment your parents bring out the family photo album to show your new girlfriend, only this time they are presenting it to the entire world.
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Steve Bannon could go to jail if he won't talk to Congress about Russia How technology is designed to bring out the worst in us I'm autistic.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of U.S. senators re-introduced a bill on Tuesday aimed at helping generic drug companies bring out a cheaper version of pharmaceuticals.
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Often reworking the surface in terms of color and texture is required to bring out an attractive exterior once covered in mold or metals pitted by weather.
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Correspondents for The New York Times in Los Angeles and Chicago discuss how baseball and journalism have combined to bring out a rivalry between the two cities.
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While some accused him and his family of putting their community in danger, Park learned that times of crisis can also bring out the best in people.
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And also point out the flaws in their logic, to bring out the facts, and to refute any mischaracterizations of the situation or the grievances they have.
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When two planets are opposed, they bring out differences, but all differences can be settled with compromise—and Libra is the sign that knows all about compromise!
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Living through a pandemic can bring out different reactions in different people, from thinking it's not their problem to over-responding by buying too much toilet paper.
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"The urgency becomes higher — that should bring out the best in us," said Crosby, who had 23 goals and 44 assists combined in the three previous postseasons.
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The metal spoon, suitable for both cooking and serving, rids the need to bring out a measuring cup because it holds exactly 1/4 cup of liquid.
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At the end of it, the lesson for viewers was that our divisions are intractable — not surprising, since intractability was what Ms. Winfrey sought to bring out.
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Layers of buzzing notes bring out the tensions of those harmonies; a brief punk surge doesn't arrive until more than a minute later, and it doesn't last.
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What's the greater civic responsibility right now: voting in our democracy or slowing the spread of the coronavirus by avoiding the crowds many polling centers bring out?
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By then there's no good reason not to bring out the mower and reduce the leaves to shreds so they can feed the trees they fell from.
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"I have had experiences where I have ordered a cabernet sauvignon, they bring out a sauvignon blanc, and they insist that is what I ordered," he said.
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One of Prior's top qualities, Subban said, is his ability to bring out a goaltender's natural talents, rather than to require him to drastically alter his technique.
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Later, in parliament, she paid tribute to the pilots of four helicopters that landed on White Island in the aftermath of the eruption to bring out survivors.
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Whatever your ethnic, sexual or political persuasion, there is something here to give you ethical pause, to bring out an inner censor you didn't know was there.
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Henna is completely natural — and the process doesn't even require a developer to help bring out the color, which is even the case with common vegetable dyes.
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So, if you're looking to bring out your worst self — or rather, your misunderstood self — on Halloween, here's everything you need to create your own Tethered look.
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They are very welcoming to dogs if you're seated at one of the outdoor tables and will always bring out a water bowl for your furry companion.
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Testimony from Bannon and Gates -- both key witnesses in Mueller's investigation -- could bring out new details about what Mueller found regarding the Trump campaign's contacts in 2016.
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Just pour the wine in, and this machine will provide the oxygen needed to bring out the flavors and will even dispense the wine into your glass.
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Andrés Orozco-Estrada, who will succeed Philippe Jordan as the orchestra's music director in 2021, conducted, and managed to bring out the true strangeness of the Ninth.
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With his elegant, vibrant performances of Verdi's "La Traviata" in December, he worked to bring out what he called a richer, more resonant and bass-oriented sound.
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However, Pluto can also bring out the shadier side of people, so watch out for manipulative behavior, and remember: Now's not the time to be sneaky, Gemini.
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If you don't fit into that box, and you're an emotional man, I can understand how it can bring out enough emotional insecurity to make someone kill.
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And among 8,100 participants — and on the sort of political questions that tend to bring out hardline opinions — Porter and Wood hardly found any evidence of backfire.
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Other researchers, though, have thought it's more because of the widespread emotional closeness that holidays like Christmas bring out of us: the 'Love Actually' hypothesis, in other words.
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They're an essential part of any routine year-round, but not all are made alike, and it's best to bring out the big guns this time of year.
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DeGeneres put Smith's bravery to the test and decided to bring out a few creepy friends of her own sending his voice from an alto to a soprano.
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Holidays like this often bring out some introspective thoughts about the way you are with your mother, including some things about your relationship that you'd like to change.
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Something that is so dark, can bring out something so beautiful which is the fact that we set aside our differences and we band together just to survive.
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The images you typically see of outer space are colorized and processed in order to bring out the detail and highlight the most relevant parts for scientific study.
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Kopser reflects the national Democratic Party's strategy for flipping conservative districts: a candidate who can bring out Democrats and some independents without upsetting Republicans, similar to Alabama Sen.
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If you're making a drink that involves infusing with spices, toasting them before they go into the liquid can help bring out their flavors (and also smells great).
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On the flip side, heat also can bring out unpleasant bitter flavors in citrus juices and change the flavors of other fruits, making them more concentrated and jammy.
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Or maybe he just wanted to bring out his trademark TV catchphrase, perhaps in a misguided bid to boost his popularity amid an ineffectual first year in office.
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From a strategic point of view, we also focus on things where software, hardware and services all come together and bring out the magic that only Apple can.
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But friends and lovers can make us feel like crap, too, especially when they bring out the parts of ourselves we haven't figured out how to live with.
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It's developing a flu shot that prompts a person's immune system to bring out its big guns, like killer T-cells, rather than antibodies to fight the flu.
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Also during this stage, competitors start to bring out similar technology and solutions and start to drive prices down by as much as 20 percent to 25 percent.
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And Obama remains wildly popular with African-American and other minority voters that Clinton will need to bring out in large numbers to win the Tar Heel State.
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"It will need a fast course and a competitive race because athletes bring out the best in each other when they are racing against other athletes," said Bedford.
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Or if I was feeling particularly brave, maybe even a tin of yacht varnish to really bring out the character of the grain, while adding an outrageous finish.
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The SEC probe, if confirmed, would compound what is already a tough year for Boeing as it cuts output to bring out a new 737 model, Stallard said.
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If it ended on bad terms, like you didn't like them anymore, I'd want to look as amazing as possible... Bring out the bloody ballgown and look sick.
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So the party was an attempt by us to not look backwards, but bring out the best parts of our early rave and warehouse experiences to today's crowds.
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While Reid helped bring out union and casino workers to the Nevada caucuses that ultimately helped Clinton, he denied that he was tilting the scales in her favor.
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Between autonomous drones, intelligent doorways, and wild wearables, last year's Intel show was one of the best, and we're excited to see what it'll bring out this year.
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"If I was the person that Colton gave his virginity to, I would definitely bring out all the tricks," says Onyeka, an IT risk consultant from Dallas, Texas.
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"Bring out your friends, your roommates, strangers on the street, just stop and talk to them about what's at stake in this election," the Democratic presidential nominee said.
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The Associate Editor should have an endless appetite for news, impeccable attention to detail, a digital-first mindset, and the ability to bring out the best in people.
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Real drama started to unfold near the end of Stage 3 as Alex Bowman wrecked with two of the 20 laps to go to bring out a caution.
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"Patrick wanted to interpret this very pompous stuck-up character and try to bring out the humor of what an exaggeration his character would be,"de Obeso said.
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But seeing it in HD made Ridley Scott decide to bring up the lighting in more than a few scenes to bring out details previous audiences had missed.
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I don't naturally like fennel, but I'm trying to understand fennel and to see what flavors I can bring out of it, what I can do with it.
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