"Nightlife cannot be brought out of the dark, but it can be brought out of the shadows," he said.
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We were connected at the heart: I brought out the human in him, and he brought out the monkey in me.
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A fifth boy was brought out earlier on Monday, a navy official said, and three more were seen being brought out over subsequent hours.
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On Thursday, Kelsea Ballerini brought out The Chainsmokers, Brothers Osborne welcomed Brooks and Dunn and Ashley McBryde to the stage, while Florida Georgia Line brought out Morgan Wallen and HARDY.
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A national Monmouth University poll last week found 70% of voters say this election has brought out the worst in people, and only 4% say it has brought out the best.
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Oh and 7 in 10 voters said the election has brought out the worst in people, while just 4 percent (!) said it has brought out the best in people. http://politi.
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He brought out the shorts to enjoy the beautiful weather.
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Students are brought out of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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After a few hours of drinking, someone brought out cocaine.
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It's a relationship brought out through Leavitt's fictional sister, Margaret.
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He brought out the searching, mystical elements of this work.
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Swift brought out snakelike boys Troye Sivan and Shawn Mendes.
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So we brought out a teakettle I think at $25.
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After she was brought out of the coma on Nov.
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I even brought out the big guns: Terms of Endearment.
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What do you think the movie brought out about it?
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He had brought out to me my husband's tender side.
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Has it brought out that streak in the candidate, too?
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He also brought out their tenderness, their shards of song.
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Thompson's Harvey then brought out Baldwin's Donald Trump to play.
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He brought out Rosalía, and it felt monumental to witness.
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And then Apple brought out the iPod, and everything changed.
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Blood Orange brought out Carly Rae Jepsen and Sky Ferreira.
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It was a surprise twist that brought out some tears.
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The designs brought out the beauty and joy of life.
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Odyssey Press brought out an American edition a year later.
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To prove his point, he brought out a soda can.
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He also brought out unpublished works, edited by Ms. Higgins.
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But the trailer also brought out the usual sexist trolls.
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Eight elite players of the game are brought out onstage.
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Some 8,000 people have been brought out of Aleppo so far, although the evacuation was suspended after pro-government militias demanded the wounded should also be brought out of two villages besieged by rebels.
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Three days marooned on a roof brought out Jessie's bad language.
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He quickly brought out two of his coworkers, Sam and Alex.
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She was brought out only to be beaten, raped and tortured.
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The intensity of the storm overnight brought out the first responders.
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Cannabis just brought out a side of me that felt true.
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One man who was brought out said he had been shot.
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She brought out her phone and clicked on the hospital's app.
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They're like "awww!" like we've just brought out a small animal!
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The same polling place has brought out all of our characters.
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Whatever the result, it is clear they brought out the vote.
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And she's brought out some big names to help her out.
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"Kid Cudi just brought out Kanye in Chicago," the MC tweeted.
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Joel Grind brought out the best in us and it shows.
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When the server brought out the massive plate, I started sweating.
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Campaigns have always brought out a bit of Obama's innate snark.
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She also brought out a block, representing the transaction being recorded.
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On the ground, however, the ceasefire brought out more emotional impulses.
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He's 34 and was brought out of early retirement for LesBleus.
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As more guests streamed in, extra folding chairs were brought out.
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As we brought out in Pars Equality Center et al v.
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He brought out Laura Benanti to spoof Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal.
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At least the cold brought out the ice fishermen in Minnesota.
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You brought out the best in me by simply being you.
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"[Jenner] brought out the witnesses of the domestic violence," Clark recalls.
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The "insanity" defense was sort of brought out of this case.
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The boiling had brought out some lemony characteristics but muted others.
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The referendum result has really brought out the worst in people.
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The King even brought out Swensons food truck for everyone afterward!!
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Pleased with the result, Cassell then brought out his second book.
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My publishers brought out my celebration of springtime romance in autumn.
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In the United States, this brought out old strains of nativism.
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She wondrously brought out intricate details, inner voices and harmonic colorings.
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Then they brought out a stretcher and he was taken away.
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He brought out a colorful chart to make his point. Rep.
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Writing it together brought out their differences and pulled them apart.
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He brought out a side of me I hadn't known existed.
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Then, Schook brought out the pièce de résistance: a slender, sanitized razor.
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He also brought out Taron Egerton, who plays John in the film.
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"How come this has never been brought out before?" demands the voter.
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Can also hear sniffer dogs being brought out of the vans pic.twitter.
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After that sunk it, Feige brought out Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Holland.
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The Fredricks' children refuse to taste the cake when it's brought out.
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She brought out the orange and green like no one else could.
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They probably feel terrible about the way we brought out that statement.
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Here we get poets brought out to read at big vineyard openings.
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The police brought out tear gas and a rarely used water cannon.
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But his warm sound and stylish delivery brought out the king's vulnerability.
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Audi, Volkswagen, and BMW have all brought out their own e-scooters.
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And speaking of "surprises," Weezer brought out TLC and... Tears for Fears?
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Lemelin brought out the gum—everyone took it—and asked for definitions.
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He opened a door in his desk and brought out a Colt .
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She brought out his photo albums and I looked at his pictures.
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This separation of sonic landscapes brought out Mr. Adams's gift for orchestration.
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That's when I brought out the knife and threatened them with it.
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It's brought out in the dialogue with the poet in Nelson's play.
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The melody, penned by the singer, brought out her most contemplative side.
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Thankfully, soon after she arrived, employees brought out a pallet of water.
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I brought out a lot of funny colors, and it took off.
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Stephen Colbert brought out a giant bag of popcorn for the occasion.
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My mother brought out the cake, which was by then completely flat.
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Ms. Rotunno brought out that the girl's account contradicted her earlier statement.
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The Cowboys have even brought out Manning's rarely seen impish, taunting side.
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Walker is acting on information brought out by TTSA or their proxies.
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The coach, the last of the group, was brought out July 10.
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Apple brought out Steven Spielberg, Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston and other starts.
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For "Frühlingstraum," Mr. Appl brought out the Jekyll-and-Hyde contrast terrifyingly.
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He just brought out everything in me that I wanted to do.
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Kylie Jenner literally brought out the big guns to celebrate Tyga's birthday.
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Luckily, Jamie brought out her expedited frosting skills — and helped relieve the stress!
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That someone was Dustin, aka the contestant who brought out two champagne glasses.
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"I wore a bear costume and brought out the birthday cakes," Roberts revealed.
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DeGeneres, seizing the moment, then brought out Winfrey, who had been waiting backstage.
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Now, mom says Ruby has brought out the best in each of them.
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The L'Oréal ambassador brought out all the glam for her latest Cannes cameo.
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It was brought "out of retirement" for the occasion, a royal source says.
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A few minutes later, he says, the suspect was brought out in handcuffs.
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One is a projector that Sony first brought out at last year's SXSW.
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Some, to their credit, have brought out lactose-free or dairy-free products.
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On her first night at the Rose Bowl, Taylor brought out Selena Gomez.
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"Parkland really brought out this open warfare against the gun community," Lopata said.
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When life took a turn for the worse, ladies brought out the liquor.
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I don't know what he has… but he just brought out the mother.
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The Bocuse d'Or judges were brought out in a manner befitting WWE wrestlers.
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After ten months of on-time payments, I was brought out of default.
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The campaign wisely brought out the big guns: retired four-star Marine Gen.
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The widely publicized event brought out a number of celebrities and political figures.
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Nyle DiMarco brought out plenty of emotions on Monday's Dancing with the Stars.
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He describes how every encounter with Gandhi in Civilization brought out his worst.
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When it does not come, a wheelchair is brought out, then a stretcher.
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A lot of Bollywood music was blaring, which brought out Hillary's best moves.
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A few of the celebrity guests are brought out to the main stage.
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So we brought out a range of low-sugar and moderate-sugar beverages.
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In short, this event has brought out the worst in just about everyone.
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She also brought out a surprise guest ... the real guy's wife, Faith Hill!
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Now, it turns out Jennifer Aniston also brought out her big-name crew.
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They'd brought out the same pillows and blankets, and a bottle of wine.
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Last weekend, Guns n' Roses brought out the AC/DC guitarist Angus Young.
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The little girl stopped crying only when her sister brought out Melanie's cookies.
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The Texan brought out his evangelical base in greater numbers than ever before.
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Lots of people were brought out of the country with the existing laws.
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And in the process, brought out the best debate performances by both candidates.
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It's really brought out the inner child in me with products like these!
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And those are the people Mr. Trump has brought out into the open.
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A little while before boarding, they also brought out "pizza" for the bar.
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Goldman likely brought out that detail to show Taylor's credibility as a witness.
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The vices of Ms. Chouinard's work brought out the virtues of Mats Ek's.
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When she asked him about his medical history, he brought out his list.
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It seems you've brought out the inner cock destroyer in every gay man!
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But chronologically speaking, that working environment definitely brought out the worst in me.
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Seems like she has only fairly recently been brought out by this campaign.
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Halloween also brought out the largest (and cutest) pair of AirPods ever known.
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The Cavaliers' championship parade in June brought out an estimated one million people.
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There was something about Bach that brought out the best in Paul Taylor.
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That same year, Christian Dior brought out an androgynous collection inspired by Cahun.
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They brought out the best in each other and did New Jersey proud.
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The inequality that brought out protesters to Zuccotti Park is not going away.
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But it's also brought out some of the worst, worst in human beings.
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In 2010, it brought out large, angry crowds at Democratic congressman's town halls.
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As the feature afternoon group, they brought out thousands of sun-soaked fans.
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The real-world virus outbreak also brought out the black humor in gamers.
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The win, complete with fist pumps, brought out a new side to Niemann.
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Two years later, Amana brought out the first of its Radarange home ovens.
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The rest were mostly doomed before they could be brought out and treated.
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Fatherhood seems to have brought out the gentler side of Mr. Leguizamo's persona.
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Mr. Reza brought out the Dentelle (or lace) necklace as a spectacular example.
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I love my job, but this election cycle brought out some heated feelings.
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The human gay marriage debate had brought out thorny personal and religious tensions.
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In the XFL, refs brought out the chains to measure first downs so many times, the beloved men in front of me, aka my best friends on earth, started cheering for the chains to be brought out after every play.
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What I feel like Trump's election has done is brought out some animal spirits.
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So, she brought out a cappella group Level to see which songs hold up.
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The Jingle Ball tour in L.A. brought out the stars for sure Friday night.
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The Bolt is GM's fine china, brought out to impress the increasingly important millenials.
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Lil Wayne brought out Russell Westbrook to loud MVP chants No Problem: pic.twitter.com/o5uM15FZdj
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The light-hearted event brought out many riders donning winter clothing, but no pants.
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Thankfully, they finally brought out Mike Quigley, CMO of Niantic, to acknowledge players' difficulties.
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The fires "brought out some longer standing institutional issues around equity," Mr. Gossman said.
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A few minutes later, he said he saw the suspect brought out in handcuffs.
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These "waterfalls" supposedly brought out the parasites, which were visible in the toilet bowl.
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That brought out the safety car for the first time and then red flags.
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So that's really how the idea was just like [gasps] brought out to us.
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The same night, Taylor brought out "Come Back, Be Here" as her surprise song.
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As the two sat at a press conference, Putin brought out his black Labrador.
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The Nashville musician brought out his guitar and strummed a tune during his proposal.
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Finally, Musk brought out the Model Y as spotlights flashed and the crowd roared.
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This week a quest after a milkshake has brought out the detective in everyone.
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Polls show the public believes the campaign has brought out the worst in people.
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Front yard after front yard is full of belongings brought out from flooded homes.
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The march, which was organized by Jobs With Justice, brought out approximately 750 people.
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Inside, a librarian brought out a volume of Kepler's papers, bound in white leather.
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The incident brought out the safety car for the second time in the race.
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The mere sight of this character — the clueless tourist — brought out howls of laughter.
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Each boy needed to be brought out individually by a team of two divers.
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Locals brought out boxes of bottled water for protesters to drink on the way.
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The ladies of the family brought out the fascinators and hats in full force.
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Partway through his performance, A$AP Rocky brought out a surprise guest — Kanye himself.
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Jeremih brought out Chance the Rapper and crowned themselves princes of the Windy City.
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Mr. Wiley and the robust-toned violinist Carmit Zori brought out its competitive zest.
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In my room I brought out the dress I was to wear that evening.
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The fact that they brought out three, it was very premium at that time.
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They have certainly not brought out the best in our political leaders and policymakers.
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The highest caucus turnout in history, 21 years ago, brought out around 239,000 voters.
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We weren't sipping them for long before our food was brought out to us.
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Then in prime time, they brought out their centerpiece programming, delivered by Mr. Schiff.
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At Christmas, my mom brought out these teddy bears for me and my brother.
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Dell, which had acquired paperback rights for $32,19693, brought out its edition in September.
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They brought out chains with five-inch blades and started whipping their bare torsos.
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I'M SURE THOSE WILL BE BROUGHT OUT IN EXCRUCIATING DETAIL IN THE COMING DAYS.
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How much of the battered U.S. smelter sector could be brought out of mothballs?
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This decade wasn't all bad — it actually brought out the strength of some kids.
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While the tenders have some spice, it's only really brought out by the sauce.
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But, Goranson added, "The Talk" also brought out a less examined side of Gilbert.
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The deadly Friday afternoon also brought out the camaraderie that fast overcomes cultural differences.
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Biting into the ravioli, I saw how the wine brought out its umami flavors.
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They must be brought out into the world through my actions and then seen.
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So I brought out these motherfuckers [points to his bandmates] and we killed it.
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There were conflicting reports in the hours after the rescue about the extent to which the boys had been medicated before they were brought out... Several sources have since confirmed that the boys were only partially conscious as they were brought out.
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"I brought out the old textbooks from age 18 to write the lyrics," he grins.
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Or, rephrased: Grande then brought out *NSYNC - with herself playing the role of Justin Timberlake.
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She then brought out the rings she ordered on Etsy and presented them to him.
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It brought out the locals' fighting spirit, she says, and drew attention to their needs.
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Frito has also brought out the playfulness side in our 5-year-old dog Fray.
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The topper s bright blue stones brought out the princess's eyes in the glamorous shot.
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Original All That cast members just brought out The Big Ear of Corn #SDCC2016 pic.twitter.
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Purser also brought out a cake to celebrate Caleb McLaughlin's 14th birthday, which was sweet.
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Women are not allowed inside the compound, so the manuscripts were brought out to her.
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The Grammy-nominated singer performed "Terrified" at the show where he brought out JD McCrary.
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Recently his father passed away from Tuberculosis and it brought out another side of Moleza.
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This year's Met Gala once again brought out the good, the rad and the funky.
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S Moda brought out a glamorous side with sparkly drop earrings and a dramatic choker.
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But getting the courage to leave brought out self-love she didn't know she had.
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Their 290-month tour in support of the album brought out about 21993 million people.
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Arroyo then brought out his phone to take a selfie, adjusting for the best angle.
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We brought out the metaphorical political pitchforks in 2016 and sent our man to Washington.
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At the hot-pot restaurant, the staff brought out a cauldron of dark-red water.
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Prosecutors also brought out testimony that depicted the extent of the speaker's ties with lobbyists.
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It has also, however, brought out a streak of petulant self-righteousness among some supporters.
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Before the meditation, Aros brought out a veritable trunk show of his clothing line, GOD.
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The first stallion John brought out was a 7-year-old former racehorse named Runhappy.
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Then we brought out the book bags and it was like flipping a light switch.
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Kaynak also said the number of people brought out of the city could reach 100,000.
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The exes steamed up the stage after RiRi brought out Drizzy to perform "Work" together.
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They had this great, dialled-in piano sound there that Steve brought out really well.
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Bethesda and Tango Gameworks brought out creative director Ikumi Nakamura to talk about the game.
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He also brought out a cavalcade of other prominent Republican figures to buoy the crowd.
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Dr. Madden brought out a green-and-white striped vase and a small, red instrument.
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Yet when called for, he also brought out the urgency and incisiveness of the music.
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Pack n' Plays are stored in the hallway closet and brought out during rest time.
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Jakelin's medical records, brought out by Ms. Alvarado, show the girl had been growing normally.
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The commotion soon brought out crowds in the largely working-class neighborhood along the narrows.
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This song's sensitive country-gospel melody brought out one of the singer's most nuanced performances.
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And she brought out inner voices that retreated back into anonymity in Mr. Nelsons's interpretation.
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She sang with a vigor and clarity that brought out the best from Ms. Barton.
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They've danced together for years, but the expressiveness of their performance brought out something new.
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The rescue operation was launched on Sunday and four boys were brought out that day.
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As they try to achieve that, it has brought out some lively and figurative language.
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"I brought out Holden's iPad and Nintendo, but he never uses it," Ms. Wolk said.
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This needs to be brought out into the open so it can be shut down.
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He was not being brought out by family members, not being brought into the crowds.
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The excitement brought out colorful characters and outfits, including from Eagles defensive end Chris Long.
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Like the best scary movies, they brought out in the open what was already there.
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A Monmouth University poll found that 70 percent of voters think this election has brought out the worst in people — only 4 percent think it has brought out the best — and nearly two-thirds think the harsh language used on the stump is unjustified.
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Since everything was family style, she dined on a little of everything that was brought out.
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And, in lieu of wellies, Jenner brought out her PVC Yeezy boots for some transparent protection.
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Video footage showed some of them being brought out of an apartment building to waiting vehicles.
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Joel brought out his wife, Alexis Roderick and their 2-year-old daughter Della Rose Joel.
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"Wait till the NAACP hears about this," he joked as the right envelope was brought out.
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"Then [Steve] Jobs brought out the iPad, which looks much like an oversized iPhone," ArsTechnica wrote.
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Despite her shortcomings, she brought out the largest crowds that we'd seen since the campaign started.
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A moment of pique brought out a side to Justin Trudeau that Canadians had not seen.
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Legal challenges by the press have brought out depositions, marketing files, internal e-mails and more.
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She brought out one of each kind of sauce and a dozen packs of honey mustard.
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It was the prospect of losing that firewall that brought out the crowds on June 9th.
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Eventually one of them brought out some weed—that was my first time getting cross-faded.
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He brought out the best in actors- we all wanted to please Franco and his genius.
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His "dizzying sense of the overlap between animal and human" brought out the character of creatures.
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Recreating 'The Last Supper' while performing #GodIsAWoman & then brought out her mom and grandmother was EVERYTHING!!!!
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It recently revamped its app, adding new features, and brought out a slew of advertising products.
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In true Crocodile Hunter style, the first animal that Robert brought out was a dwarf croc.
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One full side of stools has to be empty before my client can be brought out.
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" During the group's encore, they brought out their mothers and children for their song "Viva Forever.
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Many would argue the surge in more ambitious shows has brought out the best in critics.
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Then the crowd cheered even louder as television images showed the Stanley cup being brought out.
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Being brought out of that high that they paid good money for makes you their enemy.
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She hated colonialism, believing that it brought out the worst sort of arrogance in the British.
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He doesn't get out much these days, but the trail brought out his old outdoors instincts.
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" Later in the set, Chance brought out Future for a brief set that included "Mask/Off.
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Right through this Beethoven performance she wondrously brought out intricate details, inner voices and harmonic colorings.
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On Saturday night, Guns N' Roses brought out the AC/DC guitarist Angus Young at Coachella.
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He brought out the black artists Jadakiss, Nef the Pharaoh, Ty Dolla Sign and Yo Gotti.
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Deaf Granny brought out her corn cakes, making delivery after delivery to everyone in the village.
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John Dingell (D-Mich.) brought out a long list of tributes from the health care world.
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Pearl Harbor brought out the best in George Bush and set the pattern for his career.
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We see Hernandez as he is brought out to the courtroom, his hands swaddled in mitts.
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Then, in 2009, it brought out the first commercially successful electronic shifting system, Dura Ace Di2.
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Starlin Castro and Didi Gregorius, young infielders Rodriguez has mentored, brought out his sister and brother.
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Meanwhile, Google has brought out a rival product called Google Home with its own smart assistant.
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Iceland said it had brought out 100 new lines without palm oil so far this year.
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Both sides brought out members of Congress representing their plant locations to help argue their cases.
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Colbert then brought out a blown-up version of Gohmert's chart to dissect during the monologue.
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French authorities were also involved in assessing samples that had been brought out of the area.
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She brought out what her elders and my elders had been saying for hundreds of years.
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Then the alcohol would be brought out, delivered by a stoic housewife, and conversation could begin.
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The controversy surrounding Gervais's most recent TV comedy, Derek, brought out that staunch destructiveness in him.
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The slightly more intricate architecture of this toycon (branding!) completely brought out my latent LEGO side.
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" Then, they brought out the fortune cookies and I was like, "What the fuck is this?
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Then she brought out her hand-painted sign, which says "School strike for climate" in Swedish.
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At least four members of a Thai soccer team have been brought out alive, officials said.
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This tribute to a prolific experimenter deserves to be expanded and brought out of the stairwell.
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We were saying we couldn't eat a thing more when they brought out a seafood stew.
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That brought out Andy Pappanastos, who hit from 30 yards out to pull within seven points.
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The four finalists were brought out one by one for their pageant-y, last-pitch interviews.
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The Danish quartet brought out both the brooding weightiness and near-crazed intensity of the music.
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John Lennon and Paul McCartney brought out the best in each other — for a while, anyway.
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There was no word on the condition of any of the people brought out on Monday.
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But Ms. Feola and Mr. Burnside also brought out melancholic depths and intricacies in the music.
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The reception brought out veterans and their supporters to celebrate the efforts of both organizations. Sens.
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She brought out the new china for tea with Melania Trump, two days after the election.
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" Usually, she said, the symptoms are brought out by "a trigger in the here and now.
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Hoping to emulate that success, Hyundai has brought out a spicier flavor of its Corolla fighter.
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These safe districts brought out extreme candidates whose only worry was getting primaried from their right.
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The number of protesters has dwindled dramatically, with some managing to flee and others brought out.
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Facts brought out in the case revealed a Wild West sales environment at the Wyndham property.
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President Trump has brought out these contrasts, like colors in a photograph developing in a darkroom.
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"That brought out a lot of jealousy and anger in each of us," Ms. Champion said.
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To her credit, Ms. Bullock brought out every expressive subtlety and ambiguity in her ravishing performance.
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A stretcher was brought out but Russell eventually stood up and walked to the locker room.
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Obama brought out big crowds, but in big moments, a speech in Berlin, his acceptance speech.
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But the following helping of Yeats settings by André Previn brought out a very different singer.
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He said firefighters also brought out what he thought were a young man and a woman.
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Left-leaning advocacy groups have already brought out the pitchforks and are aggressively calling for impeachment.
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The sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh have brought out something in conservatives.
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Elliott's spin brought out the 11th and final caution flag of the race and an overtime restart.
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Spirits brought out bad feelings, with about a third of spirit drinkers associating the drink with aggression.
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Jim Young's photo essay makes use of a Polaroid camera, a medium usually brought out during celebrations.
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He brought out Mel Gibson for some awkward joking about the actor's history of anti-Semitic comments.
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She walked to a rack of clothing and brought out a gold, red and black brocade jacket.
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In the decisive dunk, Gordon brought out Celtics center Tacko Fall, the tallest player in the NBA.
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"We brought out thousands and thousands of new voters who were ready for radical change," he said.
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Saeli, 25, said he thinks the high-pressure dating show brought out the worst in Parker, 24.
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I have destroyed the one person that has believed in and brought out the best in me.
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"I putted beautifully today, I really did," Woods, who brought out a new putter, told Golf Channel.
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Dress to impressed, this kitten was brought out in a sweater fashioned out of a tube sock.
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To nobody's surprise, it appeared that the soul singer brought out the biggest crowd of anyone performing.
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The Cannes Film Festival brought out a monster amount of starpower to the red carpet on Thursday.
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Then, to the audience's delight, she brought out her "future husband" — aka the Bachelor, aka Milo Ventimiglia.
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They were brought out of the cave in a daring rescue mission that ended on July 10.
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They went deep into the heart of red America and brought out the best of that place.
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In fact, RZA says he wouldn't be surprised if Adam brought out a special guest like Drake!
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She even brought out 21 Savage, YG, G-Eazy, Chance the Rapper, and Kehlani for surprise cameos.
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He decides the chair has to go and two straight-backed leather replacements are quickly brought out.
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McCarthy brought out two dolls, one dressed as an Egyptian pharaoh and another as a Jewish man.
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The Mountain View company has brought out a phone that both costs and performs like an iPhone.
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Trump railed against Democrats and Donnelly in particular, and he brought out Braun to address the crowd.
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The Sanders campaign has brought out a lot of idealism and energy that the progressive movement needs.
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After joking that he had just found Bach's seventh suite, he brought out Howard University's gospel choir.
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Tom Morris, who cosplays as Zarya, loved the energy that the Grand Finals brought out in fans.
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By early evening, the Democrats brought out a poster showing photographs of victims of the Orlando shooting.
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ET, a fifth boy has been successfully brought out through the complex tunnels of the cave system.
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Decline Part II, on the other hand, was always something we brought out to poke fun of.
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An international effort to rescue them ended on July 10 when they all were brought out safely.
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It was the second premiere of The Exorcist that they brought out, at the Grauman's Chinese Theater.
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However, the 34-year-old's sold-out performance in Los Angeles really brought out the A-list.
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Twenty, on a Paris backstreet I took in a bear brought out to entertain our gathering crowd.
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At this point, Castano brought out a resistance band to make the move a little more challenging.
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The waiter brought out complimentary glasses of orange juice and typical diner coffee before breakfast was ready.
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The show suddenly stopped and a television set was brought out to the center of the stage.
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He highlighted intriguing details, brought out myriad colorings, kept the pacing sure and never covered the singers.
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The kids sang but things got really wild when Kanye brought out several bags loaded with Yeezys.
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"It just brought out a certain type of client with expectations that were completely unrealistic," she said.
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The trip had brought out another side of Bella — it had forced her to become the mother.
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That incident led to court proceedings that brought out many of the details of the Profumo affair.
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There are few really good examples of macroprudential policies that central banks have brought out over time.
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Here, Marshall discusses how animators were brought out of retirement to work on the 2-D animation.
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The pungent, gooey cheese brought out the vegetal funk of the cauliflower, each element amplifying the others.
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The results of the 220006 election brought out a silent majority that had felt ignored for decades.
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"You're the one who wants to drag with the authority?" he asked and brought out his knife.
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I watched as he brought out his uniforms and peeled the SWAT -team patches from their sleeves.
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He brought out two cups of water and told me he had decided to give up drinking.
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"Marlena has brought out a contentedness in Ryan that I hadn't seen in a while," he said.
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Jimmy Massie's (R-Richmond) retirement, brought out the first Democratic challenger in the district in 6900 years.
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The shooting brought out the angst, outrage and outpouring of well-wishes that have become painfully familiar.
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Cover: 10 October 2019, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Karlsruhe: A person is brought out of a helicopter by policemen.
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Many journalists left after the last four boys and their coach were brought out safely last week.
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Sanders was being interviewed on ABC's "The View" when Behar had the puppy brought out on set.
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I really feel like it brought out the best of my hair that I&aposve ever seen.
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My memories start to blur when Robby brought out corn on the cob, inexplicably, as a dessert.
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The boys were brought out in groups of four, one by one, each accompanied by two divers.
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He gave her wine, she said, and later brought out cocaine, saying it would help her relax.
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Lil Uzi Vert brought out a special guest Friday night at his Philadelphia concert ... Meek Mill's son.
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He turned "My Fair Lady" into a jazz recording, and brought out the swing in Doris Day.
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Smith brought out two boxes of prints, which I went through over the course of the afternoon.
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One at a meta level, I think Apple brought out a lot more women to give demos.
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For example, the administration had to make choices, like when it decided to move from French service (almost-cooked food is brought out on a cart and finished in front of the guest) to plated service (food is prepared and plated completely before it's brought out to you).
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The team also brought out a bunch of goats for the G.O.A.T. -- they're really blowing this thing out.
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The cultural containers and the knowledge are there, and they could increasingly be brought out of the shadows.
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Instead, Amazon doubled down on the Echo, even as Google brought out Home to directly compete with it.
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Many streets were turned into rivers, and crews brought out boats to rescue people stranded in their cars.
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For Maeve, on the other hand, that test actually brought out her humanity — until Ford took it away.
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The brand has brought out its first-ever alcoholic drink , based on a Japanese alcopop called Chu-Hi.
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The whole lot of it brought out the best in me, forced me to look at myself truly.
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She also brought out singer SZA to perform "Consideration," the duo's collaborative track on Rih's latest album Anti.
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The tragedy has brought out the strong will and unity of a city famous for its pioneering culture.
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How much has the web changed us, and how much has it just brought out our essential humanity?
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For lunch, Hilbert brought out a complete Thanksgiving meal: turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, even pumpkin pie.
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But this winter season, Lamb of God brought out Deafheaven along with Anthrax and Power Trip to tour.
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It's telling that when Google wanted to show someone excited for Stadia it brought out a YouTuber, MatPat.
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She also brought out her faves: Jay-Z, Solange, and Destiny's Child, which is where we're picking up.
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It also brought out the stars from its successful shows, like Mindy Kaling, Aaron Paul and Amy Poehler.
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" Chopra said that while Trump has brought out the "worst" in him, you "cannot defeat darkness with darkness.
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When we did Leonard and Penny's wedding, we certainly brought out the whole family, which is really fun.
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Underlying qualities that have always existed in E-MO-TION's songwriting were brought out by the grander settings.
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Democratic convention Operation Make Hillary Likable -- otherwise known as the DNC -- brought out the big guns last night.
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In addition, she brought out surprise guests Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, as well as husband JAY-Z.
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We really worked well with each other and kind of brought out the competitive monsters that we are.
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But it was Ciara's son, lovingly known as Baby Future, who has brought out the best in her.
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That was the one where the cops beat everybody up—Mayor [Richard] Daley brought out the Chicago police.
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During her highly-anticipated headlining performance, fans went wild when Bey brought out Rowland and newly engaged Williams.
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Whether or not it was against your will, you'll be mourning the part of you she brought out.
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It's safe to say Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino brought out a lot of feelings for a lot of people.
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Disclosure brought out no fewer than six surprise guests for their main stage debut prior to Ice Cube.
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The Cubs even brought out animal masks for their act ... so you know there was some planning involved.
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To celebrate the event, MCU mastermind Kevin Feige began introducing the cast, and brought out just about everyone.
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Belgian media is reporting ambulances are in the area and gurneys being brought out from the platform area.
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"Malcolm X brought out in Ali a philosophy that he, himself, wasn't quite able to articulate," Arum says.
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During his concert at the Troubadour, the singer brought out a very special guest: rock legend Stevie Nicks.
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The resultant "People's Referendum" brought out more than 30,000 Belizeans, and 95 percent of them opposed offshore drilling.
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He brought out certain things that were already there, but that we hadn't discovered or hadn't tapped into.
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He brought out their violence: the cluster chords, the pounding of high and low registers, the monomaniacal repetition.
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The referendum campaign, I would say, to most people's surprise — and alarm even — has brought out English identity.
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He said the boys would be brought out via the same complicated route through which their rescuers entered.
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In 1990, Betty Crocker brought out Dunkaroos, a snack pack of cookies with sprinkle-spiked frosting for dipping.
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That's followed by the main event, a gargantuan tray of food brought out by one of the cooks.
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At the 2018 Tonys, Robert DeNiro was brought out on stage to ostensibly introduce a Bruce Springsteen performance.
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Then I got to thinking that maybe there were some important, related issues that should be brought out.
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Honestly, it brought out a whole spectral side of Empress Of's music that I had never considered before.
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The contest brought out about ten impersonators, though none channeled the distinct mannerisms of Dean like Scott did.
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Duterte, 71, told his audience that he was there when Hamill's body was brought out of the jail.
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Four members of the Thai military who had been staying with the boys are also being brought out.
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Last night, he had a big rally where he brought out Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Beto O'Rourke.
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After the song and dance, the witches brought out individual chalices, into which Ms. Farrer poured herbal tea.
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Mr. Cullen brought out another yellow board, this one 6-foot-4, an inch taller than Mr. Smith.
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The Afropunk festival in Brooklyn once again brought out the transformative, talismanic magic of clothing and self-expression.
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"As soon as I brought out the Mott's Clamato, he was the happiest man alive," Mr. Zettel said.
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When your celebrity guests are brought out on "2 Dope Queens," you seem as excited as your audience.
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"This has brought out the best in the Italian culture," Ariane, who owns the farm in Tuscany, said.
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And the threat of a labor strike brought out the worst in him, which usually meant mass layoffs.
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All her life, ladies of one gender or another amused her, and brought out the boy in her.
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But the situation was so full of unanswered questions that it brought out Mr. Safran's inner Truman Capote.
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Yet the performance stood out just as much for the subtlety, restraint and even gravity he brought out.
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Then Ms. Grande brought out the concert's opening act, Victoria Monét, who has written many songs with her.
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Mr. Schneider brought out Boris's desperate longing for Katya through his plangent singing during their illicit love scene.
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"Finis Germania" was brought out by a small rightist press in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt.
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The party brought out Beyonce, Oprah, Whoopi Goldberg, Samuel L. Jackson, and many more A-listers ... including Spike.
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But Barrasso brought out stacks of paper that he said were the more than 2,800 pages of responses.
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After leaving school, Mr. Westermann focused on sculpture, which brought out the full range of his idiosyncratic sensibility.
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ET: One victim, who has a tourniquet, is brought out to a waiting armored vehicle called a BearCat.
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Instead, Trump brought out unexpected numbers of the GOP faithful, limiting the Republican losses to just six seats.
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Much like a nominee's bio reel at a convention, the show brought out personal history and validators' testimony.
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He said 18 divers — 13 foreigners and five Thais — made up the team that brought out the four.
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Fill out a research request, and the objects you're interested in will be brought out for your viewing.
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Duterte, 113, told his audience that he was there when Hamill's body was brought out of the jail.
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Duterte, 230, told his audience that he was there when Hamill's body was brought out of the jail.
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Soon after the experiment began, the "guards" began mistreating the "prisoners," implying evil is brought out by circumstance.
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A few smaller collections came and went, and then in 2015, Target brought out the big, girly guns.
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A look at the crew's special guests keyed into all the relevant themes that emerged: Zaytoven brought out Paul Wall and OJ Da Juiceman—artists that made me throw my sugar free lime flavored liquid cocaine into the air like a frisbee across a quad—while Fuego brought out—Mr.
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What would an exhibition that brought out all that Mr. Veneciano finds in Op and kinetic art look like?
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The objection brought out calls of "shame" within the House of Commons, and some ornamentation on Chope's office door.
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It brought out the best in me and I was working with the same dude, getting the same critiques.
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De Lesseps: Frankel brought out the knives again, this time attacking the Countess for crashing at Sonja Morgan's home.
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He's had struggles, sure — but to balance that and show that vulnerability is something that Noah brought out beautifully.
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Kaine brought out an unexpected willingness to go after Trump, highlighting his lack of trust in the Republican nominee.
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After performing a few selections of classic material, Gucci brought out the first of his Friends, OJ da Juiceman.
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He brought out his mother before, to like I'm gonna be nice 'cause his mother's gonna rush the stage.
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It takes a special song to cause the range of reactions that "Formation" brought out of folks this year.
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Upon arrival, DeGeneres, 58, brought out large Louis Vuitton "grocery" bags and off the two went to the produce.
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He brought out Novelist and Jammer, Jammer did "Murkle Man," and BBK bowled onto the stage riding mountain bikes.
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Austin brought out 264,210, and another 22,2000 took part in Houston, 123,212 in Phoenix, and 27,22003 in St. Paul.
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Ubisoft brought out the big guns — quite literally and fantastically, at times — to start their E3 2017 press conference.
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They were the first collaborators that brought out her best with material that finally matched her temperament and times.
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Colbert brought out a bottle of rosé (made by Brad Pitt, randomly) in a nod to Kruger's European background.
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"This election brought out a need for her to stand up for everyone who has medical needs," she said.
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The cookie brought out notes of coconut, cloves, and cinnamon in an otherwise undrinkable wine, making it pleasantly palatable.
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Mardis Gras this year brought out thousands of people to parade on the old cobblestone streets of New Orleans.
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Then, the field staff brought out the tarps for a rain delay in the top of the 10th inning.
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Sometimes those roads carved through neighborhoods, and as highways became interconnected, the shift brought out new issues for travelers.
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The image of Alan Kurdi's lifeless three-year-old body being brought out of the Mediterranean sea last year.
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We brought out the guitar to sing "No Woman No Cry" and she sang along, cheered up and smiled.
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Busch&aposs day was ruined when Matt DiBenedetto brought out a caution just past the midpoint of the race.
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And apparently, the video's audience size had brought out the fuckwits—as well as some seriously dangerous formaldehyde fumes.
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I don't exercise or own a DVD player, but if she brought out a fitness DVD, I'd buy it.
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Tuesday's news brought out investor Ackman, who last week placed a member of his team on the company's board.
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Instead, they brought out a ladder to help her get down what looks like a good 10-15 feet.
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They brought out opening acts The Pretenders, Ray Vaughan, The Waterboys, Los Lobos, The Pogues, Lou Reed, and more.
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For Pete's sake, the telecast even brought out actress Stacey Dash to wish everyone a happy Black History Month.
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Courseau says he wasn't at the private event, and his manager left shortly before the cookie was brought out.
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Though Brazil is facing several challenges, the festival brought out millions of people to the streets to celebrate life.
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On my last night, Shiro brought out a can of Sapporo as soon as I — already a regular — entered.
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Making the night even more of a family affair, Scott brought out Kanye West for a surprise guest appearance.
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She brought out Chance, projected her old stripper photos, and casually got down while pregnant like no big deal.
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Making the night even more of a family affair, Scott brought out Kanye West for a surprise guest appearance.
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A little after 10, Ms. Williams got teary when a birthday cake shaped like her face was brought out.
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Handel always composed for a specific voice in a way that brought out the best qualities of that voice.
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"The Mule," Eastwood's first acting gig since 2012's "Trouble With the Curve," brought out a much older crowd.
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The first night was stormy, he said, and the weather brought out something almost sinister about the glowing houses.
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And he brought out the dancing lilt of passages that reveal a young Wagner still influenced by Italian styles.
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I think it brought out the best of every single player, and that's why we've had a good start.
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And, like I said, they have brought out the narrative likening themselves to the Minutemen of the American Revolution.
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"Were you able to see a video of the show?" his son asked as he brought out his phone.
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His role as pseudo White House spokesman has at times brought out the knives among the White House staff.
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Still, the way Mr. Hough played the opening of Schumann's Fantasy brought out an almost impressionistic quality in it.
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The riot police brought out to contain the protests had formed a ring around them and were closing in.
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What about the hundreds of millions brought out of subsistence living and raised to, or above, the middle class?
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He was returned to San Francisco, where Judge Conti was brought out of retirement to preside over the case.
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The pitch itself was one to remember – Field brought out a tub of scoby, the key ingredient in Kombucha.
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"Hurricane Harvey brought terrible destruction — but it also brought out the best in humanity," Clinton says in the video.
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The text brought out Coplandesque musical warmth, with achingly lyrical lines written with Ms. Fleming's sumptuous voice in mind.
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Spring and autumn clothes, with matching shoes and bags, were brought out and put away as the seasons changed.
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Elly Green's direction of an incredible cast of actors took Anna Jordan's script and brought out every emotion fathomable.
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Mercedes-powered Williams also brought out the red flags when Canadian rookie Nicholas Latifi stopped on the pit straight.
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The oncologist, this specialist of specialists, brought out an ancient-looking laminated book with illustrations of the pelvic nerves.
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A convenient, contrived clash with the shore-leave zombies brought out some impressive teamwork, pointing toward a future collaboration.
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Back in the office, Choi brought out old maps and books as we discussed the history of the town.
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Mr. Dausgaard, who avoids going for big statements, conveyed the work's subtle dramatic character and brought out striking details.
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The Catalans then skinned and stuffed it — and brought out what must have been frighteningly sublime taxidermy for festivities.
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It brought out his love and compassion — parts of himself he didn't typically express in his public life before.
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Drafting a kicker that high brought out some mild boo birds, but in college, Aguayo possessed an otherworldly foot.
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In addition to the usual royal suspects, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's wedding brought out a swarm of celebrities.
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Former Miss Wisconsin Melissa Consin Young brought out an emotional side of Donald Trump during a rally in Janesville, Wisconsin.
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In 2016, the company brought out Disney Crossy Road and has won a slew of gaming prizes along the way.
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And since it was his birthday, we brought out a birthday dessert like we do for many of our guests.
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In others, the question brought out negativity toward President Barack Obama, who one audience member referred to using an epithet.
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Not ones to wait, during their set yesterday at Bonnaroo, CHVRCHES brought out Hayley to perform the brand new song.
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In retaliation, Onision made the aforementioned lawsuit video, in which brought out boxes of mortgage bills to show his viewers.
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Blair and Dan brought out each other's intellectual sides — they could talk about classic movies and visit art exhibits together.
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A$AP brought out some special guests himself -- A$AP Ferg, Tyler the Creator, and YG were just a few.
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But in 2005, the first lady brought out the zingers, shading her husband for going to sleep by 9 p.m.
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But their conclusions were the same — that mental health needed to be brought out of the dark and de-stigmatized.
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Ignoring the sofa, I sat on the floor, while Yu brought out mugs and packets of South Korean instant coffee.
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At the end they brought out the boozy café brulot, which they lit on fire and spilled across the table.
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In all, McElhiney says she got about 20 new versions of the song and each one brought out something different.
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We watched as Meek Mill brought out what could've been a career-ending allegation about Quentin Miller as Drake's ghostwriter.
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So when the waiters brought out the meat on big platters, I basically heard trumpets blaring loud in the background.
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One by one, each woman was allegedly brought out of her cell and into the shower and told to strip.
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W Magazine held their Golden Globes pre-party at Chateau Marmont Thursday night and it brought out some big celebs.
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The Grammys brought out huge and diverse stars from pretty much every genre of music ... and most of them glittered.
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The trial brought out many secrets that had been closely held by a community that doesn't welcome attention from outsiders.
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Kailyn assured Jamie that she'd have her order ready in a jiffy and brought out her food within 15 minutes.
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Because what VICE does exceptionally well is depict how America's competitive, dick-swinging political culture brought out Cheney's evil side.
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"The Russian Federation didn't help us in providing us the information we brought out into the open today," Westerbeke said.
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Although increasingly, traffickers are being brought out of the shadows, criminals do not face any lasting consequences for their actions.
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Head trainer Keith Dugger came out and, soon afterward, a cart was brought out to wheel Dahl off the field.
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At the Tiger Temple, only tigers under age 4 — there are 16 of them now — are brought out for tourists.
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"Collectors have already brought out everything of interest," said Bernd Schultz, the founder of the Grisebach auction house in Berlin.
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My grandfather brought out a Lionel train set that had belonged to my uncles, and there was an instant attraction.
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He then brought out a set of textbooks, called "New Concept English," and asked which level Min thought she was.
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Grant then brought out an orange tarp, first letting the mare smell it to make sure it wasn't anything scary.
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He paired his astonishing intellect with an immeasurable empathy, and the combination brought out the best in everyone around him.
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The show at the Hammerstein Ballroom, featuring the fashion designer's spring and summer collection, also brought out Dita Von Teese.
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You had some people that were brought out by very nice busses and they were put out at various locations.
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My trans mother, Traci Ross, challenged me in ways that brought out strong characteristics that I still rely on today.
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The fried egg and melted cheese were a star duo, while the spicy sausage brought out the best in both.
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The ruling brought out cheering crowds in Mr. Kenyatta's strongholds, but it stirred unrest in areas loyal to Mr. Odinga.
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The tying run was at third with two out, and Craig Counsell brought out Corey Knebel to face Jose Martinez.
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" — John Strating, Netherlands "Donald Trump has brought out the worst in the U.S. and is leading the country towards disaster.
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"All five will be brought out at the same time today," he said, to cheers from reporters and rescue workers.
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The company's ARKit development platform has brought out some interesting use cases, but app developers have scored few resounding victories.
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Counting notes in the music has helped keep his mind sharp, and has brought out a new side of him.
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I think his candidacy has brought out this wave of awfulness, of things that people would otherwise have kept hidden.
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The game also carried the type of atmosphere that had regularly brought out the best in Keuchel against the Yankees.
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Not every conflict is best brought out into the open, where the strength or weakness of either side is unmistakable.
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The news brought out the best in fans, fellow beauty gurus, and brands as they showed support, tolerance, and solidarity.
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So Parker quickly signed Cox and Mattox to a licensing deal and brought out the first Nerf Footballs in 1972.
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On a car trip weeks after their first date, a lull in the conversation brought out Ms. McEnerney's playful side.
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"Any title competes with all titles, whether they're brought out by the same [developer] or a competitive one, " he said.
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Something about a few of the clues brought out that "devil's advocate" in me that I see in the comments.
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Voices Seeing a parent go through dementia brought out the worst in me, and showed me how to do better.
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The governor also brought out a revised version of an idea that he recently vetoed: legalizing e-bikes and scooters.
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Even so, starting my own life far away from those that could hurt me has brought out the real me.
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That day, Betty brought out a very pretty girl of about 15 or 16, with brown hair to her shoulders.
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Not only was the fish fresh and plentiful, it was mixed in with ingredients that really brought out its flavor.
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He soon bashed in the door, and brought out a child-size pink Mini Cooper convertible that someone had donated.
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She slowed the song down, funked it up a little, added an organ and brought out its inherent gospel roots.
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Trump "has brought out the best in many people that think they have been forgotten by previous presidents," he said.
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Toward the end of our meeting, he brought out an attractive, cushion-shaped ladies' style on a thin leather strap.
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Adults brought out chocolates with fancy centers, drank liqueurs from tiny glasses, told jokes they didn't want us to hear.
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"It just gets brought out each year," the "Yesterday" songwriter told BBC Radio 4's World at One on Thursday.
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" During the night, Styles, 25, brought out Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac for a surprise duet of her song "Landslide.
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While jumping fires and pot-banging sound tempting, nothing compares with the dishes brought out during the Iranian New Year.
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Narongsak Osottanakorn, the head of the search operation, said he hoped that they could all be brought out on Tuesday.
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These scenes brought out the best from the 11 skilled players of the orchestra, led by the conductor Adam Glaser.
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We're told ... the couple dropped $4,600 for the pooch -- which they immediately brought out to their home in Beverly Hills.
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The attack on the Pulse nightclub brought out thousands of mourners to a park in downtown Orlando, holding homemade signs.
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The following year Microsoft brought out Windows 1.0 which was its first graphical user interface, which also included Windows Paint.
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Many have questioned how the children can be brought out if it took even expert divers nine days to reach them.
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"Kerry loved the grey suede Ferragamo shoes because it brought out that tone in the embroidery of the dress," she says.
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I think he recognized something in me that brought out my ability to begin to communicate the content within my photographs.
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Apple TV+ For the final announcement of the day, Apple brought out a star-studded cast of actors, directors, and musicians.
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People are being brought out to the fore, so far that I know virtually none of it related to the campaign.
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She brought out some beads and safety pins that she had bought at Walmart and the students quickly got to work.
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After divers brought out four of the boys Monday evening, authorities indicated the rescue operation would continue for a third day.
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A Reuters reporter saw the body of a dead child being brought out of an emergency clinic in Beira on Wednesday.
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After two days in jail, in April 2015, Boumallouga was brought out to face his accuser and the evidence against him.
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Even in 2008, when President Barack Obama brought out younger voters in droves, only half of eligible Millennials cast a ballot.
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The new WWE Network has been brought out of the stone age, and it now runs on HTML5 instead of Flash.
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Mmm mmm ... OK. The campaign, which has been going on since May, brought out the best and worst in people's brains.
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They set a bottle price, but that's often exceeded when the bottles are brought out to retail or other secondary markets.
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Her push to validate her photography has brought out some haters, more than a few trolls, and lots of hurtful comments.
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This isn't the first time the fashion designer and mom of two has brought out the daisy dukes in recent months.
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On a lunch break, O'Connor, who always understood the persuasive nature of a good meal, brought out a salmon mousse salad.
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It's high time these creators, makers, sound engineers, and techs are brought out from behind-the-scenes and into the spotlight.
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MATHISEN: WE HAVE SOME VIDEO OF CHAIR WHITE HERE NOT LONG AGO, THE WASHINGTON NATIONALS BROUGHT OUT THE PETITE RIGHT-HANDER.
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The boldface names included Steven Spielberg, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston — but for the big finish, Apple brought out Oprah Winfrey.
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Coachella, arguably the most popular American music festival and certainly the one favored by celebrities, brought out 125,000 people last year.
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For my character on "Black Panther," I brought out my own Chanel lipstick in Etienne, which is like a burgundy red.
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That night, after a few hours of talking, Guzman and his protectors strapped on body armor and brought out the weapons.
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"I started off with one python snake and then they brought out the second one," the 25-year-old told People.
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" McCarthy's Spicer also brought out a handful of props to use to explain the story of Passover, "aka the Jewish Easter.
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Chris Rock brought out his daughter's Girl Scout troop to sell boxes of the American classic to all of the attendees.
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The hot-button issue brought out strong opinions on both sides on social media, as it has since Kaepernick's first protest.
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Copeland, nearly flawless, brought out a womanly sensuality, her musicality suited to the crystalline exactitude of the solo to the celesta.
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They are like a long-forgotten tribe, deeply shrouded by some verdant interior, suddenly discovered and brought out into the light.
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Worse still, by bringing the DUP into a governing coalition, May brought out Brexit's most intractable problem: the Irish border crisis.
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I got brought out of the kitchen because they were trying to push past the staff, pointing to an empty table.
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And it's brought out comparisons to Angela Davis—comparisons that are nothing short of awesome for me, because I'm an activist.
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You have a tendency to be evasive or even paranoid, and 2018 brought out the worst of these qualities in you.
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In the afternoons and evenings, Josephine often brought out traditional Lebanese food to feed her family and share with her customers.
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Even more, her absence brought out an uninhibited, hyper-sexual version of my dad that completely destroyed the closeness we shared.
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The unconventional ingredients brought out the complex flavors of a dish that can all too often read as simply creamy pasta.
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Jose Altuve doubled to left, sending McCann over to third, and that brought out Roberts, who replaced Darvish with Kenta Maeda.
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His conducting brought out sophisticated comedy, as well as romance and heroism, that I didn't even know existed in the score.
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We're told Amal brought out a custom Casamigos cake -- featuring mini George and Rande figurines ... which actually kinda does 'em justice.
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The optimists will rejoice that resistance to nationalism and far-right ideologues brought out so many voters, many of them young.
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A rescue mission was launched on Sunday and four of the boys were brought out that day and four on Monday.
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Kanye turned up onstage for a surprise medley and brought out Chance for "Ultralight Beam" which was grin-inducing and wonderful.
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Monday night at a rally in Michigan, Pence brought out a religious leader, Loren Jacobs, to pray for the shooting victims.
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But in a series of lawsuits filed over the last year, honey adulteration is finally being brought out of the shadows.
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His first bobals were dense, tannic and oaky, but he learned over time that finesse brought out the best in bobal.
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"The epidemic has brought out the worst of Xi Jinping," said Yang Jianli, a rights activist based in the United States.
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When the time came to see Chance the Rapper at the Hollywood Bowl, Missy brought out the awe in the moment.
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But the oil and gas rally brought out plenty of workers who called Colorado's fracking industry the safest in the nation.
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At lunch at Valentino, a venerable restaurant in the village of Pescaglia, waitresses brought out sausage, prosciutto, bowls of fresh tortellini.
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But after the Yankees had taken their positions, Jeter was brought out one more time, to throw a ceremonial first pitch.
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I was impressed with how many characters the park brought out for the event that were, sometimes, all out at once.
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Carson, brought out of retirement by Mary much to Thomas' dismay, is more than a match for his dour royal counterpart.
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And Title IX brought out the fact, if it's good for young men, why wouldn't it be good for young women?
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There was an iron door and it was locked and people were brought out only after we broke the door open.
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This reform movement is that chance -- if only it can be brought out of the closet and set into the light.
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He began to prefer taking walks with Maverick instead of alone, and the puppy's playfulness brought out new life in Charlie.
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Lester brought out the Cubs lineup card and he and RHP Koji Uehara received a video tribute in the second inning.
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Yes, Apple brought out everything but new iPhones yesterday, when it announced its arrival into the increasingly crowded video streaming space.
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Josephson's friends and sorority sisters all spoke about her large personality, compassion and how she brought out the best in people.
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Kong, meanwhile, at times feels sidelined, brought out every so often to wreak havoc and briefly exchange soulful looks with Mason.
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"In one week, the Rock has brought out the best and the worst," UT Chancellor Donde Plowman said in a statement.
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He said the boys could be brought out individually or in smaller groups, depending on their fitness and the prevailing conditions.
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My favorite example of that quite correct hierarchy was when Google brought out their ... I don't even know what it's called.
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He told Spencer that Rick brought out the good in him on season seven and he has been loyal ever since.
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Anna brought out a thin wooden bench for Paul to lie down on, and Dominique arranged herself on top of him.
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And vocally feminist women like Clinton in particular have long brought out the worst and the most unhinged in people, she added.
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What has been brought out in this hearing is more and more emphasis on the Russian engagement and involvement in this campaign.
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Last year, Queen Bey brought out 90's-influenced buns and bubble ponytails, while dewy skin and glowy cheekbones got in formation.
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Katt's Cat-Woman-esque personality was charming, on the nose, and brought out a part of Falco that was recognizable but unseen.
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A spin for McLaren's Fernando Alonso brought out the yellow flags in the dying seconds of a marathon rain-delayed qualifying session.
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However, health officials said the eight boys brought out by divers on Sunday and Monday were doing well — some even requesting treats.
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In a back room, bank workers brought out $200,000 in hundred-dollar bills from the vault and arranged it on a table.
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Last night, during the song "Look What You Made Me Do," Swift brought out a giant mechanical snake on stage with her.
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We all know the classic formula: doll + age + disrepair = nightmare juice, but the History Center has really brought out the big guns.
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My hips were too wide, so they had to open the gate, and I felt like cattle being brought out to slaughter.
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Because she's a grandmother, Brodersen had toys in the house that she brought out for the 7-year-old to play with.
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When Arie is brought out to answer to Becca for his crimes against love, she looks physically uncomfortable and frustrated, but restrained.
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Afterward, Bieber brought out another (undamaged, un-smashed) cake and led the party in a round of singing "Happy Birthday" to Baldwin.
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She tells Paige that his social media purge brought out all the trolls who are now hinting that Chyna had an affair.
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She created rosacea all over me, that sort of sallow, gray hue to the skin, and brought out every blemish I had.
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BEATTY: Having worked the CIA angle on this before, I think there is some subtly here that needs to be brought out.
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And as a love interest for Curtis, one of the show's most underused characters, she brought out welcome shadings in his characterization.
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It brought out flashes of stories I've heard on the news, now only it wasn't some stranger being discriminated, it was me.
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They looked at it and told me it was an issue with the logic board and instantly brought out a new iPhone.
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They also brought out two guest Korean rappers, as well as Goode's North Carolinian friend Well$, for a rowdy, unexpectedly entertaining performance.
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Stylist Jamie Schneider brought out all the stars for her Saturday wedding in Aspen – and she has the Snapchats to prove it!
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"They remembered being brought out of the bushes, forced into churches, forced to learn English, forced to cut their hair," said Weeks.
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At Huawei's Shanghai P9 and P9 Plus launch, the company brought out its Samsung Gear VR headset clone, as spotted by Engadget.
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" She also brought out some tranquility in her infamously volatile husband, Christie writes: "A two-hour dinner with Donald could be overwhelming.
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Another character returns after an extended absence from the series, as Lord Edmure Tully is brought out of captivity by Walder Frey.
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ICYMI -- Didi and Aaron Judge brought out the huge $300-a-bottle Ace of Spades champagne after beating the Twins last week.
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The NAACP Image Awards brought out a ton of stars for the main show ... and just as many to the after-party.
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Trump has brought out the worst in our country, and in doing so, reminded us all (especially women)… WE HAVE TO FIGHT!!
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Tom Ford's return to New York Fashion Week brought out the biggest names in fashion and Hollywood for one star-studded event.
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The announcement of Libra and Facebook's planned integration with the cryptocurrency has brought out familiar "make the world a better place" rhetoric.
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She even brought out her former Destiny's Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams to sing some of the group's classic hits.
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The team brought out multiple yachts, a private plane, and dozens of A-list celebrities to Saddleback Cay for the promo shoot.
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To show off how this works, Lenovo and Motorola brought out two prototype mods at Lenovo Tech World today in San Francisco.
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Seating himself opposite, Steidl brought out a small pile of books that had been individually wrapped in glassine paper, like birthday packages.
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The floated low-cost phone is being billed as a successor to the iPhone SE, a $399 model brought out in 2016.
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In 2010, when Apple brought out the iPad, the company closely mirrored the Newton's 1993 ad with an "What is iPad?" version.
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He said he didn't want to give an estimate on when they could be brought out and be reunited with their families.
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Add to the casualty list Paige's innocence, though the upside is that the season brought out a striking performance from Holly Taylor.
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"Power is usually best handled like a hidden knife that can be brought out in the event of a fight," he wrote.
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It was one particular statistic that brought out his disdain, although on this afternoon, it could have been any one of many.
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This presidential contest seems to have brought out the longest knives, the lowest level of politeness, and the least amount of levity.
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"His death is sad because it's the loss of someone who truly brought out the good in everyone he met," she said.
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But Schumann was a Bach devotee and Mr. Anderszewski brought out the intricacies of the piece, while tapping into its dark strangeness.
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For the second part of the show, he played "Ultra Light Beam" and brought out Chance The Rapper, Kirk Franklin, and more.
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And it brought out the stars of its already-announced shows Castle Rock, The First and Catch-22 to promote their titles.
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Peter Kafka: I brought out Amanda, one, cause she knows her shit, she knows a lot more about food than I do.
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So to document that, they brought out the guns, and I served in the mid-to-high 140s and even broke 150.
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Eventually, the shoving ended and the clerics brought out the group — paramedics and Franciscan missionaries who had sought safety from the crowd.
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"I saw a group of people being lied to and lied about and it brought out my natural protective instincts," he explains.
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But the cooking classes have brought out the worst in viewers, many of whom feel that Mr. Porowski's dishes are overly simplistic.
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Even during stretches of hazy colorings and harmonies, Mr. Nezét-Séguin brought out pungent dissonances and wayward inner voices with startling freshness.
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Especially because it's instrumental, it was really about trying to find some sort of harmony that, for me, brought out that feeling.
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The fearsome power of volcanoes have inspired awe and reverence for centuries, but they've also brought out some of humanity's worst impulses.
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That brought out critics, who said the Treasury secretary is not one of the cabinet members who routinely fly on military jets.
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"I think politics brought out a side of him where he feels like he has to strike back every time," he said.
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Facing fourth-and-goal from the one-yard line late in the second quarter, the Dolphins brought out their field goal unit.
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It was nice to see the joy and fun they brought out in each other, too, as if no time had passed.
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On cue, the building's porter brought out about 73 blue bags filled with cans and bottles and set them on the sidewalk.
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And just wait till that giant swordfish that was mounted on Papa's wall is brought out to join in the drinking games.
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He was brought out of retirement because a lot of Democrats think he is purpose built to win those three key states.
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In 2007, Clinch brought out "Finn," a technically praiseworthy first novel that elevates Huck's good-for-nothing father to central-character status.
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"Hurricane Harvey brought terrible destruction — but it also brought out the best in humanity," Clinton said in a video announcing the effort.
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The rape accusations brought out in the open a deeply embedded practice by powerful male figures who keep boys as sexual slaves.
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Force India's Esteban Ocon brought out the red flags when the engine cover, with its distinctive 'shark fin', flew off the car.
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Yi Li, as Alexandra's comrade Cheng Quing, sometimes seemed too polished, but he brought out the crystalline beauty of Monk's lyric writing.
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Qadri himself was executed in 2016, an event which brought out thousands of mourners affiliated with various hardline groups to the street.
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Mr. Moore dipped into the workroom and brought out two different examples of the Kelly that were currently being restored for clients.
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Also, with the political climate being how it is currently, it's really brought out the community aspect of the LA music scene.
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Stephanie Seymour just brought out Yolanda Foster's inner angry mother bear after comments she made about Foster's daughter Gigi Hadid's modeling career.
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For a huge surprise he brought out Kanye West, creating a huge and memorable spectacle for the first weekend of the festival.
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The reinstallation focuses on objects' specific geographies and chronologies, and curators have brought out more works to double the number on view.
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At this weekend's Stagecoach Festival, Diplo brought out Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus for the first-ever live performance in the song.
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This year's British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards brought out lots of black, white and bold red from top designers.
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So you finally brought out your winter inventory from last year, and — turns out — it wasn't the goldmine you thought it would be.
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Purser, who became famous almost immediately after the series debuted, brought out a cake to celebrate the 14th birthday of Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin).
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In years past, the BBMAs have brought out some of the more, shall we say, interesting ensembles from our favorite artists and musicians.
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That's a break from an unofficial tradition that peaked last year when Coldplay brought out Beyoncé and Bruno Mars for their halftime performance.
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They seemed to put the past behind them last year when Drake brought out Chris Brown at a tour stop in Los Angeles.
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Upstairs, he brought out a battered file folder with the property title, missing all the pages but the one with his notarized signature.
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Earlier this month, he brought out Childish Gambino at Open Mike Chicago, part of a series of events for Chicago high school students.
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At another point, they brought out a bunch of those inflatable balloons you see in the parking lot of a used car dealership.
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On April 33, 2003, Popov was brought out of the Santa Ana Jail for sentencing in front of US district judge David Carter.
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And after enlisting their help in encouraging Kimmel to give him a pay rise, he brought out an old favourite: carefully concealed tequila.
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But then Pantazi brought out two of his students to spar and I saw an effectiveness on defense that I could scarcely believed.
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But the firm refused to publish it, acceding only this year once Mr Budrass brought out a separate book on the airline's past.
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The CFDA Fashion Awards brought out plenty of stop-and-stare gowns to capture your attention (catch up on all of them here).
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That's right, Beyoncé brought out Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams during her Coachella set — a two-hour long masterpiece that is already legendary.
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All of it brought out the showman in the former reality TV star during his State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
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It important because it brought out the housier side of DFA records, at a time when nu-disco and rock were so big.
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As surprise guests, he brought out his mom Kay and Wild Turkey master distiller Eddie Russell, who was his partner in creating Longbranch.
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Chance the Rapper brought out Donald Glover as a surprise guest at his latest Open Mike event in Chicago, and it went off.
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Though Gueboudj and Hermann were tried individually, they were brought out for sentencing with 13 others tried on Monday, crowding the small courtroom.
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Prince liked it when female singers drew from him, but when British male musicians stole his moves, it brought out his competitive side.
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" The actresses brought out competing birthday cakes, with Wilson popping out of hers and singing a tribute to Corden to The Beatles' "Birthday.
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We brought out the calculators and stacks of microfiche to get the hard numbers on how past SAG Award double nominees have fared.
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That all changed when it brought out the beloved Echo, the first successful standalone intelligent speaker, backed by its Alexa artificial intelligence system.
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We may know who killed Jason Blossom on Riverdale, but the CW drama brought out an even bigger mystery with its sophomore season.
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Sports television presenter Charlotte "Charlie" Webster has reportedly been brought out of her medically induced coma after contracting malaria in Rio de Janeiro.
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At one point in the night, Meek brought out his 9-year-old son, Rihmeek, to take the mic and spit some bars.
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After the other children had left, she closed the door and brought out a large sheet of paper and a box of crayons.
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The rally has brought out some concerns that the market could overheat, especially as U.S. production is expected to rise to new records.
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"All skeletons in the closet will be brought out," FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache said at a news conference in Vienna on Friday.
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One brought out a bottle of wine and glasses — Bruce believes it was a "very nice pinot grigio," but she's not entirely sure.
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Still on a high from attending Saturday's Women's March, Nick Offerman brought out his inner "nasty woman" at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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Butler initially refused to be put in the wheelchair that was brought out for him, as he wanted to shoot his free throws.
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He brought out a rabid fan to say a few words, which was probably the silliest thing I've ever seen a president do.
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At Lenovo's Tech World in San Francisco today, the company brought out a smart running shoe made in collaboration with outsole maker Vibram.
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In the car, Horan brought out his phone and showed me a photograph of the boy, purple-faced and swaddled in white blankets.
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Sarah, the scientologist, brought out her teenage son, who wore a fedora and pants that looked like they were made out of leather.
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But, as Roy has argued in the eight books she has brought out since "The God of Small Things," the two aren't separate.
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While it brought out the best in Ms. Errico's strong, slightly metallic Broadway voice, it also rang with an unmistakable note of panic.
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Recent struggles have brought out the best in our people – our determination to move forward with reforms that will accelerate our democratic development.
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On Monday, Newsom brought out the paperwork and a pen to sign the bill in a clip that James shared on social media.
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Contorting my body while upside down brought out an inner playfulness that reminded me of my joyful, carefree childhood days on the playground.
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Sometimes, when Miss Chu went on reading for too long, Bella's club mates brought out work sheets in math or physics or chemistry.
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To feed the guests, human meat plates were brought out so attendees could fill up on the "flesh" of angelic, virginal, sacrificial bodies.
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Perennially brilliant, falsetto-loving indie dudes Whitney brought out Savemoney rapper and fellow Chicagoan Joey Purp at a now-dry-enough Lollapalooza yesterday.
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All these arguments are not particularly new — they've been brought out and revised multiple times both before and after the net neutrality decision.
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Personally, I love cranking the bass up, so I created an appropriate preset that brought out the bass of all my favorite songs.
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The A's brought out Shawn Kelley, the former Yankee, to start the fifth and he allowed an immediate infield hit to Miguel Andujar.
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We could see him now, already bare-chested, his bearded face bright in the light of cell-phone cameras brought out of pockets.
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Halfway through his set, Mac Demarco brought out a special guest to play eggshaker on a cover of Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki": Post Malone.
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"Sports betting should be brought out of the underground and into the sunlight where it can be appropriately monitored and regulated," Silver wrote.
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Two French selections, Debussy's "Il pleure dans mon coeur" and Fauré's "Après un rêve," brought out a more unusual side of Ms. Netrebko.
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Still, I loved the lyrical nuances he brought out in the music, the clarity of his execution, and the honesty of his singing.
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The young crowd was more taken aback when Avicii brought out a co-songwriter, Mac Davis, who had written hits for Elvis Presley.
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Last night on The Tonight Show, Lupita Nyong'o brought out her rapper alter ego, "Troublemaker," and she proved she can do no wrong.
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Though Mr. Missé never deviates from the style of traditional tango, each of these partners has brought out a different quality in him.
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Instead of matzo ball soup, the waiters brought out slices of bresaola, dried beef, Milano and cacciatorino salami, and a hard-boiled egg.
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Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg brought out on cross-examination that the prosecutors did not videotape Ms. Ortega waiving her rights on Oct. 31.
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" She wonders if there was something in Farquharson, by contrast, that brought out "the maternal in women, our tendency to cosset, to infantilise.
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The operation to evacuate civilians and fighters from rebel-held eastern Aleppo has already brought out thousands of people since late last week.
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So Max brought out his GoPro and took a personal dive into the lake to get video of the submerged vehicle up close.
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Volunteers from abroad joined the rescue effort, which ended on July 10 when the boys and their coach were all brought out safely.
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Instead, his strength was always in the individual emotions captured in his sitter – emotions brought out only through intimate connectedness and sincere respect.
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I'll always remember when she was sworn in and they brought out the Koran for her to swear on—that was really impactful.
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Then Democrats brought out examples of Republicans who had crossed similar lines and not been shut up the way Warren was forbidden from participating.
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It took an increasingly happy turn over the last three days, as an international team of divers brought out the boys in three stages.
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After removing it, he coated my skin with a soothing, chamomile-laced mask and brought out a Novasonic machine to use over the mask.
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Seacrest had his "little girl," 3-year-old Georgia, on hand, while Ripa's son Joaquin, 14, brought out the family's "old lady" Chewie, 13.
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When he brought out several more outfits, I began to feel pressured, as well as a tiny bit guilty about what I was doing.
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Before any of the guys are brought out, DeGeneres has to catch up with Lindsay (wearing a Ramy Brook dress) one-on-one first.
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As the lawsuits' proceedings brought out one damning tidbit after another about the 2013 CrossFit study, the Russells were blogging and YouTubing it all.
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To kick off the weekend, A$AP Rocky brought out the one and only Kanye West to make a huge appearance at the festival.
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After she was brought out of the coma on November 3, Laura had to be placed on life support due to severe brain damage.
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Hardworking immigrant families living in fear, who should be brought out of the shadows so they and their children can have a better future.
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By Thanksgiving day, Harden had brought out the fine china, chocolate pots and vintage silver while talking about the family tableware with her mother.
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"It couldn't have been better timed because someone in Germany has just brought out a Graham Hill range of men's grooming products," he grinned.
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It took support from other parties and brought out non-voters, helping to raise the turnout from 51.5 per cent to 61 per cent.
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But perhaps the most entertaining part of the show was when Olivia Munn brought out two gold medal Olympians to counteract Phelps' athletic gravitas.
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A third-and-short situation, which brought out the big bodies and tight formations in the Coughlin era, might mean an empty backfield instead.
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While I preferred the dairy versions, I enjoyed how substituting the less-sweet almond milk brought out the spices more, creating a stronger taste.
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After trying on five other dresses, she knew she had a winner when the stylist brought out her Zuhair Murad long-sleeve lace design.
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In the midst of all that, a Wine Country Board with award-winning California cheeses, local meats, and picked vegetables will be brought out.
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" Sure enough, to emphasize her point, she brought out Billy Ray for the evening's Act II, a segment she entitled "My Dad Always Says.
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Rubio's former Florida politics mentor has brought out the big guns, using George W. Bush and his mother, Barbara Bush, on the campaign trail.
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Consumers can then pull up to the retailer and their purchases are brought out to them, so they never have to leave their car.
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A here's-one-I-made-earlier chilled and set caramelized banana base is brought out, ready for piping the whipped dulce de leche cream.
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Post Malone kicked off the first of two shows at the Hollywood Bowl and brought out a ton of other talent in the process.
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"I saw more than 100 dead bodies brought out on loaders," said Ubong, who said he had rushed to the scene after the accident.
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Seventy percent of American voters think the presidential campaign has brought out the worst in people, according to a Monmouth University poll released Wednesday.
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As always, the CFDA Fashion Awards brought out huge style wins from A-list guests, as stars paid homage to this year's stylish nominees.
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Had Labour brought out a points system favouring women or the disabled when it came to employment, it would be denounced as socialist meddling.
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" And then there was Stormzy, who was brought out to deliver a few bars at the tail-end of Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You.
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LG brought out a cynical rebadging of its V30, Huawei and Lenovo launched laptops instead of phones, and HTC had nothing new at all.
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Kristen Stewart might consider herself an "overtly serious person" — but playing Sabina Wilson in the upcoming Charlie's Angels movie brought out her comedic side!
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Mr. McGill's articulate and uncommonly lyrical performance, sensitively supported by Mr. Gilbert and the orchestra, brought out the autumnal beauties of this refined masterpiece.
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The mezzo Stephanie Marshall brought out the feline heedlessness with which her character, Gwendolen Fairfax, pursues her daffy ambition of marrying someone named Ernest.
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Ross Love, a managing director of the Boston Consulting Group, recalled a meeting in which Stephen Ross brought out a model of the Vessel.
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O'Rourke on Thursday night said "the racism that had long been a part of America" was brought out into the open in El Paso.
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The fourth child in the photo is 11-year-old Chanin Viboonrungruang, who was one of the last boys brought out of the cave.
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It brought out the best in [British morning TV show SM:TV hosts] Ant and Dec and the guy from [American dance duo] D Train.
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Still holding her keys, she reached with her free hand into her purse and brought out a black canister with a bright red top.
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I started riding a motorcycle and I think that brought out a lot of me, seeking adventure a lot more than I ever have.
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In the last few minutes, it's just been confirmed that an eleventh boy has been brought out of the cave complex by the divers.
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The lineup inevitably brought out some exclusives, not least a frantic new Joyner Lucas cut, "Tapdance," with the two producers sharing the mixing desk.
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We've tucked away our Levi cut-offs, days off in the park with tall cans, and brought out our scarves and army green jackets.
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The first time I smoked, I was like 12, and my sister and her boyfriend brought out a bong and got me super high.
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In some regions of China, the platters are brought out for marriages and other festivities, thanks to their ability to … well, bring people together.
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Ms. Halvorson's output was multilayered and superserious: Mr. Zorn's compositions brought out the prickliness in her style but also a sense of precarious grace.
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But the Dodgers' torrid pace had brought out the best in their opponents, he said, and the team had become frustrated by the losing.
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Under makeshift tents outside Tamara's Café, they set up gas-powered grills and brought out food that would otherwise spoil in their powerless kitchens.
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" The Boston Globe brought out Senator Thad Cochran, who said that the thought of a McCain presidency, sent "a cold chill down my spine.
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He was eight in 2200, when a balmy day brought out about two million people for the Easter Parade along and around Fifth Avenue.
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When he got done singing the chip's praises, Barra brought out Qualcomm President Derek Aberle to talk about the partnership between the two companies.
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Then Mr. Sigfusson brought out a two-pound brown trout he had caught himself ("on a Hairy Mary salmon fly," he reported with pride).
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The facts brought out at trial made clear that this was a mere pretext for a pre-existing commitment to adding a citizenship question.
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Some even have an added layer of thinking about being discriminated against, since the illness has brought out racism and prejudice in some people.
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As he began to speak, the music director brought out a stool and his guitar, and the father of the bride started to play.
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This year, a fermented liu bao tea believed to date back to the 73s has been brought out of storage just for the expo.
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Kevin Costner plays Frank Hamer and Woody Harrelson plays Maney Gault, two former Texas Rangers brought out of retirement to chase the notorious criminals.
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On Pro Basketball PHILADELPHIA — The demolition of an eager but thoroughly outmatched Marc Gasol was not completed until Joel Embiid brought out the windmill.
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Friday's production of Karl Goldmark's "The Queen of Sheba," brought out the best from an impressive cast, a large chorus and the tireless orchestra.
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MCCAIN: What has been brought out in this hearing is — is more and more emphasis on the Russian engagement and involvement in this campaign.
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This magazine issue brought out the city as a place filled with millions of individuals, every one with a life, a story and interests.
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Chamberlains brought out the imperial regalia again, placing the sword, jewel and official seals on tables to the right and left of the emperor.
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They were brought out into the open once again Wednesday night when the Houston Rockets waxed the Knicks, 333-99, at Madison Square Garden.
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Chanel brought out its "Boy" range in South Korea in September, and plans to land it in Asian, U.S. and British stores in 2019.
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Originally drawn as a comic in 2013 by K.C. Green, the dog brought out the very best in web culture: misery and adorable animals.
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While she was sedated, doctors removed four liters of fluid from her lungs and she was brought out of the coma two days later.
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A tasty starter, these clams are usually brought out alongside toasted bread where dripping lemon, parsley, and shellfish meat can be cleanly mopped up.
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Agnes brought out a heavy book from under the bed and opened it to a painting of the disciples seated around a long table.
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California and Alabama chose not to be involved in the probe, but D.C. and Puerto Rico brought out the coalition to an even 50.
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The Hanssen case was also finally solved with the help of a Russian spy who brought out K.G.B. files that helped identify Mr. Hanssen.
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The correspondence was posted on a Thai Navy SEALs Facebook page early on Saturday that said the letters were brought out on Friday night.
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Though Mr. Nézet-Séguin sometimes pushed passages to extremes of brassy volume and pummeling energy, he also brought out inner details often glanced over.
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"He was an upright man until he got introduced to those drugs, and the drugs brought out the worst side of him," she said.
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They would have been brought out to show a range of prospective clients the quality they could expect from a commission from the artist.
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The gang took their talents to the beach for some volleyball ... and we're guessing Rob brought out the classic Gronk spike at some point.
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The answer in both cases is strikingly similar: The Brexit vote was a shattering event that brought out deep ideological fissures in both parties.
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Desus and Mero also brought out activist and educator DeRay Mckesson to further dissect this election and, ultimately, our country's future under President Trump.
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Thursday's event, which came after Carey's concert at the BB&T Center in Fort Lauderdale, brought out the silly side of Carey and her kids.
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Skaggs' teammates brought out his jersey during the National Anthem and wore the number 45 on small black patches adhered to each of their jerseys.
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Jersey boys They've brought out the big guns in the search for Tom Brady's stolen Super Bowl jersey -- the Texas Rangers are on the case.
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Waffle House hero James Shaw Jr. appeared on 'Ellen' and revealed that his favorite player is Dwyane Wade ... so, guess who Ellen brought out onstage?!
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Bentley also brought out Dwight Yoakam for a duet of the country icon's signature hit "Fast as You" (can anyone get enough of "aw, sookie"?).
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In 1989, the Texas manufacturer High End Systems brought out the Intellabeam, an automated lighting system that quickly became a club, rave, and concert standard.
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A day later, as the boys were actually being brought out of the cave by the rescue team, Musk tweeted some more videos of testing.
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A series of protests led by women brought out more than 3m people in 2017 and more than a million at the start of 2018.
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In an archive reading room where Kearns wasn't allowed to bring in anything but a pencil, the staff brought out a couple boxes to review.
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To close out the VH1 show, Queen Latifah performed the hit and brought out fellow pioneers MC Lyte, Eve, Lil Kim, Missy Elliot and more.
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"As a real cheese fan myself it's really annoyed me that Sainsburys (sic) have brought out a 'Vegan Cheese' made with COCONUTS," the post reads.
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It might have been a secondary [thing] that brought out the symptoms, but this is a course that's very typical for patients with Parkinson's disease.
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Sanders has ignited the far-left wing of the party and brought out many new and independent voters who find Clinton's progressive bona fides lacking.
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Being the pro that he is, Robert brought out some of the coolest and cutest animals and had plenty of info to go with them.
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When you visit, the domesticated wolves will be brought out with a guide and trainer (a wolf whisperer, so to speak) for guests to pet.
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Most recently, Microsoft released Word Flow, an iOS version of the Windows Phone keyboard, and Google brought out Gboard, its keyboard with built-in search.
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The impact ended Ricciardo's race, with the car stranded on the track and fluid leaking from the broken radiator, and brought out the safety car.
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The eight boys brought out on Sunday and Monday were in good health overall and some asked for chocolate bread for breakfast, officials said earlier.
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Rich, dark, and ever so slightly tangy, the creamy shake tempered the heat of the high-octane whiskey and brought out its roasty, oaky notes.
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The model nearly burst at the seams over the weekend hitting up runways and parties in garbs that brought out the breast best in her.
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In the 2012 GOP Nevada caucus, 25% of the electorate were Mormons according to entrance polls, brought out in part by Mormon candidate Mitt Romney.
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And while Donald Trump made no mention of God in his speech, he had in recent days brought out the Bible his mother gave him.
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Braxton was in Kansas City Friday and to wrap her show, she brought out the Cash Money CEO to parade him all around the stage.
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She always brought out the best in others — obviously touched by Grumpy's overwhelmingly calm and cute demeanor, everyone I saw around her was unapologetically joyful.
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At one point, a gas camping stove is brought out and the slides are balanced near the flame in an attempt to speed things along.
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"I didn't feel like I could make enough of a difference as a doctor or that it brought out the best in me," she says.
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"The framed bulletin will brought out of the Privy Purse Door and carried across the forecourt, to be placed on the easel," Buckingham Palace said.
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At the N.R.A. convention a year ago, Mr. Trump brought out his sons, Eric and Donald Jr. "These are our people," Donald Trump Jr. said.
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A dramatic, international rescue effort ended on July 10 when they were all brought out safely after an ordeal that made headlines around the world.
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In celebration of Toscanini's hundred-and-fiftieth birthday, the music historian Harvey Sachs has brought out an enormous new biography, " Toscanini: Musician of Conscience " (Liveright).
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The biggest incident was a crash for Nico Hulkenberg two minutes before the chequered flag that brought out the red flags and ended the session.
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I was silent, Emma Abramovna suggested that we change the subject, and her aide, a Moldovan woman named Valya, brought out some tea and cookies.
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Mr. Leno then brought out five models and challenged Mr. Lo to unhook all of their bras faster than he had solved the Rubik's Cube.
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Then came Mr. Nembhard's magical blue glove — magical thanks to Velcro and the five monkeys attached to it — and later he brought out finger puppets.
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The proposed merger between the cable systems of Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks has brought out the usual poseurs in opposition.
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Robby even brought out a bunch of pictures of the two of them and JoJo loved every second of this very public display of adoration.
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There, at the same table Disick frequents during his 1 OAK visits, they watched as cocktail waitresses brought out a birthday cake and illuminated lights.
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The conversation Cho generated brought out candid messages from a number of users, who shared their experiences facing racism and struggling with their own identities.
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Especially not here, where one safety-net feature didn't seem like enough so he brought out Pharrell, Katy Perry AND Big Sean just in case.
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When the album was recorded, we tried to analyze what it was that we enjoyed about the old days and what brought out the creativity.
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Maybe that map product will be brought out for the election cycle, and maybe there'll be some analysis of changes in voting patterns over time.
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The leader of the rescue operation said he was optimistic that the remaining five team members could be brought out of the cave on Tuesday.
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I am regularly brought out of whatever reverie the game's intense devotion to detail and its many interlocking systems are intended to put me in.
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Apple brought out a slew of celebrities to introduce its star-studded slate including Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carell and Steven Spielberg.
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The American premiere in 2016, directed by Peter Sellars, made it a white-robed rite; other stagings have brought out dark clowning in the piece.
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Temuri brought out a bag of roast chicken he had surreptitiously picked up on the way and a plastic bottle of his own homemade chacha.
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The 2017 American Music Awards brought out Hollywood's music elite in force, and perhaps to no one's surprise ... everybody was looking sharp for the show.
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The thicker crust around a farmhouse pork terrine, served with a chill that brought out its Spammy qualities, is on its way to being cooked.
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COOPER Yes, his baritone — which is on the bright side for a Wotan — brought out the god's delight in toying with his foes early on.
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At first Mr. Payne thought he was being fired, but then Ms. Shapiro told him he had the role and "the boys" brought out cigars.
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After the burgers were cleared away, chocolate cake and cheesecake were brought out, as well as heart-shape cookies — it was Valentine's Day, after all.
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My brother's and his wife's losses, as well as their attempts to prevent them, are emblematic of what the epidemic has brought out across China.
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Renault's Jolyon Palmer - who had an early spin into the gravel that brought out red flags - was fourth with a best lap set on softs.
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The first day of early voting on Saturday brought out 18,000 Democrats, with 56% of those voters participating for the first time, the party said.
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Maybe Cynthia's presence brought out the garrulous Midwesterner in Tira, or Tira was drunk—well, she was—or drunk on the conviviality with a woman.
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The shackled women brought out into the courtyards so the Dutch governor from his balcony could choose the woman he wanted to rape that day.
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The study found that healthy reef sounds brought out double the number of fish, and increased the number of species present overall by 50 percent.
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Theodore Roosevelt was a Rough Rider, a barrel-chested outdoorsman who loved the "manly sports" that brought out the rude, uncomplaining vigor of American youth.
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Renault's Jolyon Palmer — who had an early spin into the gravel that brought out red flags — was third with a best lap set on softs.
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Jonas brought out that photo in December 2017 to explain something: when he saw Greta Gerwig in New York magazine, he thought, aha, same person!
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But Brexit has brought out Labour's own historical divisions, so it's in the midst of an internal crisis every bit as severe as the Conservatives'.
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Four more were rescued Monday, and the mission resumed Tuesday morning, when the final four boys and their coach were brought out of the cave.
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