Canada is perhaps best known for its cheery multiculturalism and its equally cheery prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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Retailers cheery on holiday sales: Retailers are forecasting a cheery holiday sales season driven by a healthy job market and rising wages.
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"Sorry!" a young cheery Englishwoman at a desk tells me.
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There are many action sequences, but a cheery outlook prevails.
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A cheery partner may do more than brighten your day.
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It has been a cheery earnings season for American businesses.
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It's an extremely dark suicide story told with cheery tones.
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"Hello," one of the robots answers in a cheery tone.
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And, based on Lovato's cheery matching ink, she is too.
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It was a cheery spring afternoon in Maine, she said.
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"Waymo," a sign mounted on a cheery azure stand reads.
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I mean, Drake and cheery retrowave: What's not to dig?
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Not since the year 28500 have people been so cheery.
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But this year, Christmastime in Demre is far from cheery.
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Hufflepuffs, turns out, are cheery stoic philosophers in yellow robes.
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Things have gone from scary to cheery for six dogs.
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It's not surprising — they're bright, cheery, and just plain fun.
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There's no way to be cheery about the government shutdown.
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The border guard seems to be a cheery enough fellow.
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Not even a black typeset, but a cheery, rousing cobalt blue.
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Despite their cheery appearance, they are increasingly threatened by climate change.
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There's even a cheery sunroom with decorative fountain (swans not included).
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The name is so bright and cheery, just like this drink.
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But I am choosing to see the cheery side of this.
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We found some artwork full of bright colors and cheery subjects.
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A very cheery version of hope, and a very silly one.
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Cheery morning television shows like Today, Good Morning America, and Live!
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The kids wave bright balloons and wiggle to a cheery tune.
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The cheery chipmunks are asleep in their tunnels beneath my house.
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Furious demonstrators drowned out cheery Christmas carols being sung by schoolchildren.
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"I think photography has never been so cheery," Mr. Hébel said.
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"You were lucky it wasn't a fortnight," said a cheery local.
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But, despite the cheery atmosphere, 169 Bar still has an edge.
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Are we a stark-white, sterile, oddly cheery, computer retail experience?
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For $175, I sprang for a simple but cheery private cottage.
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"Buakaw's normally here," a cheery, bespectacled Chinese fighter had told me.
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These cheery figures may not offer much comfort in the long term.
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But do they have the resources to act on that cheery mood?
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Dennis-Benn's novel might look bright and cheery by the outside cover.
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These are parties of young and middle-aged workers, not cheery pensioners.
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And so starts another wonderful, cheery, smart issue of Unbeatable Squirrel Girl.
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The Aussie ABC responded with an image of a cheery talking koala.
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Anyway, the cheery dad and son duo behind YouTube channel What's Inside?
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Cheery music from the sound system accompanies the violent bursts of gunfire.
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A cheery hostel with shared kitchen and bath, overlooking the main square.
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Clinton's cheery mood was her running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia.
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He's an animated, cheery young boy wearing soccer cleats and a cape.
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Ironically, Meyer's cheery channel got started in a not-so-sunny way.
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It's a relatively calm, cerebral experience, but with a bright, cheery aesthetic.
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That would be April, with only 15 percent of tweets sounding cheery.
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We definitely need more of this kind of cheery diversion in politics.
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It's already not a cheery affair, because she's missing her cat, Church.
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The television broadcast was cheery as ever and rebranded to address criticism.
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Yet there's nothing terribly cheery about him; he's a vision of gloom.
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"We always bring it into something positive and cheery," Ms. Tecotl said.
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The network-TV Mr. Colbert is more cheery than his cable character.
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"I don't remember meeting him," said Ms. Michaelson, 39, all cheery candor.
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But what a sweet and cheery theme this turned out to be!
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Sitting next to him was his wife, Pam, an oasis of cheery calm.
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It's safe to say Greenery is far more cheery than what most predicted.
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And yet it all feels like a nightmare recounted with a cheery lilt.
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Ms. Masilo uses Tchaikovsky's pas de deux score for her own cheery solo.
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The holiday season, though cheery and wonderful, can sometimes leave us feeling conflicted.
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The video was taken by a cheery Liam Hemsworth, the newly married man.
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I will, however, take a moment to mourn the Brit's cheery Instagram presence.
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What could look prettier atop this unusual sight than a cheery yellow geofilter?
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I'm a cheery soul, and I'd already talked about cutting off Bourbon's penis.
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Nationwide's Alan Oliver gave a cheery assessment on such moments of coworker bonding.
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Despite the cheery data, headwinds still cloud Brazil's prospects for a strong recovery.
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You can also gift these to a friend who's seemed too cheery lately.
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It's a far cry from the cheery NASA mission patches we're used to.
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If only I could have shared the cheery outlook of Bob Dylan's son.
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Even the hard-R "Deadpool" was at its heart a cheery love story.
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"I wanted it more red so that it would be cheery," she said.
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And it works because Kat, a cheery optimist, assumes the best in people.
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And yet the house is sunny and overwhelmingly cheery, even cozy at times.
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So had the McDonald's, yet some of the restaurant's cheery exterior remained intact.
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It was always cheery, always love and, 'What can I do for you?
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Science ___ The television broadcast was cheery as ever and rebranded to address criticism.
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Yet, buoyed by Mr. Sharif's cheery personality, these can sometimes be defiantly upbeat.
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Whatever happened to the fun, cheery colors of fast-food days gone by?
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"Oh, Kellyanne," I began, as I admired her cheery smile and gleaming hair.
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Enjoy it in a cheery patio with tiled tables and mismatched throw pillows.
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Phelps is known for his cheery demeanor, which makes his extreme grimace especially hilarious.
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With that cheery prospect in mind, the art of self-care becomes more important.
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"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" is both: a mordant, modern comedy and a twinkling, cheery musical.
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It wouldn't be St Patrick's Day without a cheery green tweak to Google's homepage.
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Slung beneath it is a red cardboard box branded with JD's cheery dog mascot.
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Market analysts and pundits provide cheery reassurance that the currency will soon soar again.
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It's not a very cheery point of view but that's how I see it.
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Instead he gave them the cheery news that the Pope would visit in September.
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A cheery spirit of industry runs through the Oceti Sakowin camp at Standing Rock.
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The trailer also announced a release window that coincides with its cheery, festive theme.
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Eylul Savas created an Instagram account showcasing her cheery stuffed llama on their travels.
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Kimmy's bright and cheery attitude doesn't mean she's totally adjusted to her new life.
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Managers were determined to have employees remain cheery with colleagues as well their customers.
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"Some day, the water is going to come back," Zigun said, with cheery stoicism.
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I was paired with a guide, a cheery, genderless text message buddy named Taylor.
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Life for our cheery group of outsiders seems to be about endurance and insulation.
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He routinely welcomed me to his office with a cheery hello and a smile.
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And like Mr. Colbert, his closest competitor puts on a cheery, less topical show.
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That&aposs one reason the market was so cheery at the end of 2019.
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"Hot dish is a great unifier — just like Amy," the campaign's cheery invitations read.
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Pauley said that she "changed," and her moods, though upbeat and cheery, became erratic.
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The doors of the well-tended brownstones, townhouses and firehouses are painted cheery colors.
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These displays change seasonally and make for a cheery reception any time of year.
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Beneath the cheery yellow exteriors are multiple features designed to cut, burn and kill.
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"Small Talk" is a cheery track about the chit-chat shared between former lovers.
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A bright and cheery raincoat that will take you back to your school days
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For 2019 at least, these factors seem more relevant than a few cheery payments IPOs.
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The contrast between cheery floral prints and vibrant red splotches makes answering this question difficult.
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I am in a cheery mood, so I am perfectly happy with a slow morning.
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Corporate news drove some moves initially but stocks gave in to the overall cheery mood.
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"Happy New Year, everyone!" a bright and cheery Newton-John happily exclaimed in the clip.
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Her cheery departure is overshadowed by Ian's third week in a row as star baker.
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In-N-Out is cheery inside, with bright tiles, vibrant fake plants, and neon signs.
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There's the cheery, bro-tastic loot chase that features in a lot of Destiny marketing.
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That isn't a particularly cheery message, and with some episodes, not a particularly plausible one.
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Someone else commented [that] the Guy's a little less cheery and more guarded this season.
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And it's about those emotional, sweet old musicals, where everyone seems endlessly cheery and fulfilled.
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The latest manufacturing data from IHS Markit, a research firm, paints a reasonably cheery picture.
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Gal Gadot, who portrays the titular character, was just particularly cheery about the schedule change.
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The averages might look cheery, but millions are left out of even the best economy.
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UnitedHealth and Johnson & Johnson lift sector after qtrly beats, cheery outlooks ** Industrials off 1 pct.
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His cheery disposition brightens the days of so many people he comes in contact with.
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Lorde's vocal melody slithers coolly, not cheery nor morose but some odd quality in between.
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It was a cheery end to talks Trump himself suggested this week would be acrimonious.
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His cheery presence made East 74th Street brighter than it would have been without him.
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" For Mr. Abdul-Rahman, a cheery 53-year-old with a corny expression — "Cool bananas!
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Oddly, enough, she sounded cheery on a voicemail to a friend just hours before perishing.
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Pressing this will change your Netflix screen into a bright and cheery Kimmy Schmidt world.
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Press "play" above as we follow Poppin' — a bright, cheery pink — from pigment to product.
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When he realized that his earnest efforts had been in vain, his cheery attitude disappeared.
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She is in cheery spirits, and speaks to the crowd about the importance of kindness.
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In the end, Whippman's own cheery nature gets in the way of a decisive critique.
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But the cheery faces of the children and their delightful squeals are a temporary illusion.
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It's hard because while they are being cheery and light, they're filled with worry inside.
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I'm always encouraging and cheery, like Lin-Manuel Miranda's Twitter feed but in real life.
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At the end of week two, I nudged him with a cheery reminder email. Nothing.
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The moon connects with the sun at 10:14 PM, encouraging a helpful, cheery energy.
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Gutman focused on hiring cheery extroverts and coaching them to engage the guests whenever possible.
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But there was also a scary, predatory undertone even in Des Barres' generally cheery tales.
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But the word lists come off less as language guides than cheery tourist-bureau advice.
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Early returns indicate that Arena has instilled that spirit, cheery but confident, in his team.
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At the party, as an anonymous stranger—but a cheery soul—he had been ignored.
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" This is why Bushman finds the implications of the research not at all cheery, but "frightening.
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Despite her cheery insistence, it never happens, but that doesn't stop me from dreading the possibility.
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"The holidays are coming up and we wanted something that's bright, cheery, and fun," Dueñas says.
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It'll even decorate the place with cheery landscapes so you can enjoy paradise while cowering underground.
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Locke turns these images into bereavement photos, their cheery frames an ironic reminder of their normalization.
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Together, these accounts flooded Instagram with cheery quotes about friends using the "#realfriends" and "#friendshipquotes" hashtags.
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As cheery as the tent is, you just can't be that much of a team player.
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It's a pleasant maze, arranged vertically, with cheery graphics and appropriately satisfying "whoosh" to each hop.
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On stage at Code Media on Monday evening, Brown's message to publishers was far less cheery.
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In it, she's wearing a fuzzy blue sweater and a cheery splash of bright pink lipstick.
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"Good afternoon," he said in a cheery voice, asking whether he could use her first name.
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Howell-Baptiste is Chidi's brainy, cheery girlfriend in the most recent season of The Good Place.
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"Normally I'm [cheery and optimistic], but it's not the way I feel right now," Smith said.
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Nor the lyrical style of their long-time enemies in Lancashire, who often sound suspiciously cheery.
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While the other kids seem cheery, her daughter doesn't seem to be feeling the school spirit.
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For now, it's just another noisy school hallway lined with lockers and cheery balloons and posters.
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The FTSE 100 was already cheery as international companies rose on expectations that a China-U.
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After last month's cheery forecast, India's stock market rallied to its highest peak in four months.
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Even if it wasn't intended for your correspondent, it was a cheery site to pass through.
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It includes, again, the marimba as well as strings playing a cheery series of rising notes.
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Pixar movies end with every one cheery, problems solved, relationships mended, fish found, and smiles animated.
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Just like that, we go from feeling merry and bright to not-so-cheery and light.
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The Royal Family released a cheery photo of Prince George in honor of his fifth birthday.
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The cheery light Pinky brought to Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida, has been extinguished too soon.
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For the most part, my teammates were cheery and enthused through the duration of the trip.
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But it's nothing you can't handle smoothly, especially since people will be in a cheery mood.
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The genre exists to dismantle the forcefully cheery image with a fly-on-the-wall perspective.
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But she retained a fervent fan base for her cheery movies and for her TV show.
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Satisfy that urge with these dish towels featuring the cheery works of the artist David Shrigley.
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It's cheery and sort of fake, like a rubber duck, Heinz mustard or C.G.I. Minion skin.
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"She likes to wear colors and keep it cheery and happy," says Bryant's stylist Rebecca Grice.
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Emperor Naruhito's cheery reflections on life in Britain nearly did not see the light of day.
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"The more people you share BitClub with, the greater your earning potential," intones the cheery voiceover.
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The Saturday Profile KNOWLTON, Quebec — Louise Penny, the unfailingly cheery detective writer, is a ruthless killer.
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Many of us might have elements of Eeyore in our outlooks sometimes and be cheery otherwise.
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Yang has been a cheery presence onstage, advocating his signature proposal for a universal basic income.
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Additional reporting by Gene Cheery; Writing by Brian Homewood; Editing by Toby Davis and Ken Ferris
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Gail: Well, that's a cheery conclusion — so in keeping with the spirit of this entire race.
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Other firework shows around Myrtle Beach include the Cheery Grove Pier , Murrells Inlet Marshwalk , and Barefoot Landing .
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I leave a dollar in the tip jar, because the guys behind the counter are very cheery.
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You've probably seen them all over Instagram — those overly cheery drawings that look unsettlingly like your friends.
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Open since May 2014, the cheery establishment lifts your mood with solid cuisine and a warm ambience.
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The cheery bullet points all seemed to have good intentions, but did any of them actually work?
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I put on a cheery playlist on Spotify to listen to while I vacuum and scrub everything.
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Retailers are forecasting a cheery holiday sales season driven by a healthy job market and rising wages.
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With their more simplistic, relatable take on cheery pop, Spice Girls felt like a perfectly-timed antidote.
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A member of the Kennedy family unleashed political chaos on Monday night with a cheery Facebook post.
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The cheery, summery dress even had a knee-to-thigh split revealing a subtle glimpse of leg.
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A customer's cheery "Hi, Vera," caused her to throw a boxful of drinking straws into the air.
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Here's what else is happening: Today's forecast looks cheery enough to make the darkest, coldest Mafioso smile.
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"Oh, don't worry, you're going to love it," the cheery brunette clerk who checks me in says.
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Despite the cheery outlook, more business leaders now see labor as the greatest cost facing their companies.
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Yet these cheery touches are now often interspersed with evidence of a dark and low-burning awareness.
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"Happy UNGA!" a cheery Ms. Haley said, using the clunky acronym for the United Nations General Assembly.
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We jostled alongside cheery-looking families shaking off the cold and posing for pictures with cardboard Rockettes.
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She worked as a secretary — "not a very good one, although I was cheery" — and a cleaner.
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The mood was cheery despite the clouds and an occasional downpour, and the Trumps played warm hosts.
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Deval Patrick: So I think, Charles, that the cheery economic indicators just don't tell the whole story.
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People would toss a cheery "Hi Adam" at me in the corridors of the Capitol. Schiff. Israel.
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Theirs has a cheery yellow facade, a blue front door and a towering elm tree in front.
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"You don't think that did me in?" said Dolan, often one of the more cheery American churchmen.
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Its character is manifested by locals who hail you with a cheery wave or a challenging stare.
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Looking for a festive slasher movie to push all those cheery holiday jingles out of your mind?
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It was a cheery scene filled with members of Chicago's elite: bankers, real estate moguls, lawyers, philanthropists.
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There is a reason the cheery yellow school bus is the most ubiquitous symbol of American education.
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There is a reason the cheery yellow school bus is the most ubiquitous symbol of American education.
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I unfolded the sweatshirt and sobbed into the soft navy blue cotton with the cheery turquoise writing.
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This performing with a painted smile and cheery disposition can be for the comfort of white people.
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I've been deep into Hi-NRG disco lately--it's just really happy and cheery and fun, you know?
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They are looking for more than cheery rhetoric from newly elected President Jair Bolsonaro, many market watchers said.
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There was our cheery driver, who'd retired to Waco with his wife on a whim after driving through.
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Early in the book, she tells a thoroughly appalling story that she presents as a cheery little romp.
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The foxtrot shows off my happy, cheery side and the paso doble is much more aggressive and intense.
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Canal-side hot-chocolate stands pop up, and the landscape acquires the cheery feel of an outdoor carnival.
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They look like blobs of color cut out of construction paper, with cheery faces drawn onto each one.
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FOR evidence that modern democracy has lost its pep, look back to the age of cheery campaign jingles.
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Chambers' novel isn't that: it's a bright and cheery adventure that reminds me quite a bit of Firefly.
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It pops out, sings a cheery tune, does a little dance, then slips back from whence it came.
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"We are all a little bit obsessed," BuableBar co-founder Daniella Yacobovsky told us of the cheery tote.
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It's at least heartening to realize how weird that would come off in a cheery teen comedy today.
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Walt Disney Studios produced the film, and it has the cherubically light, cheery gloss of a Disney production.
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Tyler tries to kiss her after a late-night working session, misreading her cheery congeniality as a flirtation.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah), chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, was less cheery.
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Can't we get a show about environmental reform that's cheery and gets us pumped to save our planet?
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"I think the dish will find them," he said, standing near a cheery display depicting grinning grey aliens.
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The previous owner had enclosed half of the backyard with a cheery-looking six-foot-high picket fence.
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Shows like "Me and My Girl," cheery yet sour, make me wonder whether the upside is worth it.
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It may be the hottest read in the country right now, but it is not a cheery one.
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The restaurant is small and decidedly cheery, with nine tables covered in blue and Thai tea-orange oilcloth.
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It was largely done with Mr. Banks's money, pugnaciousness and cheery recklessness, which sometimes upset even Mr. Farage.
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Some works even conjure the vapid, cheery paintings you'd find in hotel rooms or at a local cafe.
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But unfortunately, all this cozying up is motivated by less-than-cheery realities: Millennials are broke and tired!
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The cheery vibe in the reception area would not be possible in the presence of cats and dogs.
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Take stock of any credit card debtCredit card balances can make the holidays feel a little less cheery.
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There are plenty of cheery, milquetoast tweets promoting Gutsy Women, the book she co-wrote with her daughter.
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The vibe extended into my room which was spacious with a cheery duvet, sitting nook and infrared sauna.
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At a White House lunch with television anchors on Tuesday, the president was in a cheery, chatty mood.
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The cheery flowers and trees on the garment are, upon closer inspection, composed of fighter planes and parachutes.
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Emotionally, her palette goes from cheery to moody, with a few acidic hues thrown in to complicate our response.
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During the Olympics in particular, Douglas was bullied for not appearing as cheery as some people would have liked.
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Equal parts cheery and self-deprecating, Dena brings an unusual mix of niceness and neediness to all her scenes.
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Dana was at the mixer, as well as another staffer, Ingrid, a cheery femme redhead and Olivia's program manager.
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The cheery trio take a speedboat to an island where a woman is waiting to teach them about voodoo.
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At a press conference the firm's executives donned batik shirts and huddled around it, giving a cheery thumbs-up.
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Facebook apparently showed everyone the cheery summer graphic ("Hello sun—it's been a while") without checking the weather forecast.
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Our final look at Murder House features Tate and Violet happily making out next to a bright, cheery window.
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On Tuesday, Adele got dressed up and paid tribute to the legendary country singer in a cheery Twitter post.
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Both Castle Rock and Wind Gap are bright, cheery little hellholes, straight out of the David Lynch dreamtown playbook.
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Outside the flush tech and finance industries, though, the outlook for the vast majority of American is less cheery.
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In fact, many of these songs are written in sad-sounding minor keys as opposed to cheery major ones.
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These are some of the faces that players found most difficult to identify as the cheery replicants they are.
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Take a look at this cheery pedestrian who seems to have no idea that he's sitting at death's door.
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THINK of "The Jungle Book", and Mowgli and Baloo swinging to the cheery "Bare Necessities" inevitably springs to mind.
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Leo has a cheery unflappability, and his glee at being indispensable to adults on a big adventure is infectious.
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Nor will you see a passing friend, the sight of whom could be as cheery as an actual conversation.
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But none of the experts I spoke to put much stock in this cheery vision of cooperation and progress.
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Here, the viewer can find a great tension between the image's cheery rainbow colors and its percussive rectalinear pattern.
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But my cheery request to come along and witness their preparation of the Francesinha met with an apologetic refusal.
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UnitedHealth Group , up ~8 pct, on cheery earnings forecast, opportunities in Trump insurance product plans ** Tech up 1 pct.
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Joining a grief support group would help you talk to others who don't feel particularly cheery on this holiday.
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The work questions who are we as a species, without resorting to universalizing platitudes, or a cheery, superficial humanism.
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Siggelkow has a wildly cheery disposition for someone who, emphatically throughout our entire conversation, says she makes sad music.
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I pick up one of the colorful, cheery boxes and turn it over to look at its ingredient list.
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The brand's current owner, Haoxiangni Health Food, bought Be & Cheery in August 2016 for 960 million yuan ($136.5 million).
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While there are fewer immolations these days, it's otherwise just as cheery as it was in the Stannis era.
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MARKET NEWS * Asian share markets edged ahead on Tuesday amid cheery chatter about the chance of a Sino-U.
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The born crew members were naturally warm and cheery and couldn't help sharing their warmth and cheer with customers.
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There were cheery economic indicators all through the time I was growing up there, too, but we were stuck.
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The first line of defense is Racine Sy, a longtime doorman who guards the stairs like a cheery Cerberus.
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The slump you're feeling after a long, cheery, homemade cooking-filled holiday break is actually a somewhat official thing.
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The retailer's chief executive, Brian Cornell, was peppier about the final months of the year but not especially cheery.
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KO PHOE THAR is a cheery 22-year-old liquor-store clerk from Mandalay, a city in central Myanmar.
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But we'd like to leave you on a cheery note, and these tweets (and visuals) really do speak for themselves.
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When I turn on a new Windows laptop another cheery woman asks me if I'd like to set up Cortana.
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Plepler, meanwhile, tried to maintain a cheery disposition and pushback on some of the more unsettling remarks his boss made.
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The long hours might have added a little to the shadows under his eyes, but his mood is unfailingly cheery.
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At the same time, Trump has maintained cheery rhetoric toward President Xi Jinping in hopes of cooperating on some issues.
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A cheery and unoppressively hip diner festooned with the photographic images of visiting celebrities, from Bill Clinton to Mike Ditka.
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The innocuous setting is a church basement in suburban Texas, where posters on the walls chirp cheery thoughts about Jesus.
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" It's a convincing spiel, even if the less-than-cheery subtext is: "We've got to keep moving or we'll die.
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He wrote a cheery, semi-regular column for the Seattle Times about what he was learning as a new owner.
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After all, revenue is really the bottom line here, even if the optics of a sales dip aren't as cheery.
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Ukraine had previously won the competition with a cheery song about Joseph Stalin's deportation of Crimean Tatars during the 1940s.
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They appeared on London's Underground last summer, featuring a cheery pensioner who had, apparently, bought Bitcoins in just ten minutes.
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For all the heavy subject matter on this year's Sundance slate, there were also plenty of cheery, uplifting titles too.
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A perpetually cheery guy, Unglert started to look like a frontrunner when he opened up to Lindsay about his mother.
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Although he will be greatly missed, his warm and cheery disposition will live on in the music he left behind.
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The nice ones just do it less than the psychopaths and make their kills with a much more cheery soundtrack.
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"My Cheery Blossom Baby 🌸," Kim, 37, captioned the photo seemingly in reference to Chicago's cherry blossom one-piece swimsuit.
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As Kevin Garvey and Nora Durst prepare to board a flight to Melbourne, a cheery voice looms over the intercom.
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Give the youthful, cheery hue a streetwear effect in the form of a cropped hoodie layered under a plaid shirt.
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This "Deep blue" slider is just another incremental step to really lovely and cheery pictures coming out of every phone.
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With support from the grocer, it became a restaurant last year, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in a cheery setting.
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" Greenley found that "thankful closings" in emails received the most responses, and especially the cheery, optimistic phrase, "Thanks in advance.
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Their careers were built on harmonizing together, but the Andrews Sisters weren't always as bright and cheery as their songs.
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Look closely and you can spot one outlier, an eroding whitewashed facade haunting the cheery amphitheater like a holy ghost.
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It's another notch on Choc's belt to showcase her gift of making even the most discouraging subject matter feel cheery.
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You're looking for a pop of color to light up your bathroom and make your morning a little more cheery.
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Here's what else is happening: We hope the M.T.A.'s cheery new greetings perk you up on this glum day.
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Having observed the shifting fortunes of this mercurial individual makes the cheery assessments of the situation seem disconnected from reality.
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Mr. Trudeau, worldly and dapper, can barely open his mouth without extolling Canada's cheery multiculturalism or its open-border globalism.
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The final touch was the logo, with the restaurant's name rendered in a fat, cheery pink-and-green sans serif.
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We will probably get cheery around a dining table crammed with roasts, stews, casseroles and, I hope, lots of pie.
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If the workplace is otherwise cheery or supportive, below-market pay might be forcing out a lot of your colleagues.
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And when Jeff Oliphant seemed particularly cheery on a recent summer morning, it didn't take long to figure out why.
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Sometimes, Watson tells us, the chords were sonorous and melancholy, sometimes fantastic and cheery: obviously an avant-gardist at work.
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A cheery Schumer nonetheless told CNN on Wednesday that work would continue, and as he entered an elevator with Sen.
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Though he has lived in London for decades, his voice still carries the cheery cadence of his native New Zealand.
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Trump — who has fixated on the stock market turmoil the disease has touched off — nevertheless continues presenting a cheery perspective.
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With a smattering of yellow and orange flowers and leaves from hip to heel, the jeans said: bright and cheery.
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Bringing in Be & Cheery can potentially bolster PepsiCo's performance in China and raise its e-commerce capabilities around the world.
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Her office is bright and cheery, a welcoming place for "kiddos," as she calls them, from kindergarten through fourth grade.
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IT IS MID-MORNING, but the cornflower-blue shutters at what was once a cheery café are closed and rusting.
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In 2013, the company released a YouTube video that showed its new group housing system, with animations and cheery music.
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"Sometimes he's super calm and cheery and other times he's pissed when he sees something," a White House official said.
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Here's some cheery news for any of you about to enter the workforce: Your job is probably going to suck.
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He could only climb set of stairs once or twice a day, and his usually cheery disposition had become muted.
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Thankfully this cheery viral video with over 20073 million views was only annoying as this duck who keeps asking for grapes.
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Tiny, adorable, and affordably priced (for a robot) at $250, the Vector is designed to be a cheery, helpful robot sidekick.
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The video is an exceptional framing device for Gambino's song, which contrasts joyful, cheery melodies against a harsh, thumping trap beat.
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From that angle, the company's long-term turnaround appears to be on track — but things weren't all cheery this time out.
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When Aurora (Elle Fanning), tells her godmother, Maleficent, that she is planning to wed, she does not get a cheery reaction.
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The wholesome image of the bright, cheery family is, we see, one that is performed for a Life magazine photo spread.
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Depending on who you ask, Apple's $159 wireless AirPods are either straight up amazing or the cheery manifestation of societal rot.
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Both films are dark success stories about cheery local fixtures who betray their friends, but still come across as lovable scamps.
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Opening Ceremony has a cheery, multicolor faux-shag shrimps coat ($242, originally $805) among items marked down up to 70 percent.
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Ri Chun Hee, a famous North Korean news anchor, is known for her proud, cheery updates on the country's nuclear tests.
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A cheery disposition — and not a bigger paycheck — can actually make you better at your job and less likely to quit.
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But those perfectly manicured lawns and cheery neighborhood greetings are ultimately just a cover for the deceptions and evils hiding within.
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From the prettiest hotel lobby to the most cheery-looking restaurant display, read ahead for six attractions you have to see.
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This week, Riverdale takes the cheery iconography we associate with suburbia and warps it just enough to make things feel creepy.
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Before this smiling girl was shining bright in Hollywood, she was just another cheery child growing up in Los Angeles, California.
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Windows on two walls let the early-evening light into a spartan dining room with wide floorboards and a cheery bar.
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Wanderlust With its pristine beaches, delicious seafood and cheery vibe, this town is the next great south-of-the-border destination.
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Jason Sudeikis gives voice to an irritable red bird who's suspicious when his homeland is visited by some cheery green pigs.
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She has lustrous brown hair, bangs, and a lined, weathered face; her eyes, behind auburn-rimmed glasses, were mischievous and cheery.
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It expects growth to average around 3 percent or so over the next few years, but some economists are less cheery.
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The very pretty and cheery multicolored images that romance inspired are charming, but they don't deliver much of a metaphysical punch.
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The device, a cheery attendant said, used shortwave diathermy to produce heat and treat a variety of gynecological and urological diseases.
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"Come in, let me show you the house," Ms. Archer offered in a cheery voice that soon gave way to silence.
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Surging to life with measured eagerness, "Shinin" finds the K-pop singer-songwriter in an uncommonly cheery mood, and it glows.
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Plus, plants help to make your space a bit more cheery and serve as a great backdrop to your Instagram shots.
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Among the leafy blocks of what is known as brownstone Brooklyn, two bright, cheery salons recently opened on quiet side streets.
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Be & Cheery, which is based in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, mostly sells nuts, dried fruits and other snacks online.
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Once in the hospital, I struggled to keep up with the alarmingly cheery hospital staff as they prepped our concurrent surgeries.
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They've learned the hard way to ignore cheery lines from the White House staff — and that only Trump speaks for Trump.
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Adding Be & Cheery could help PepsiCo to realize that potential as it believes the acquisition's products are complementary to its own.
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"The Constant" is filled with emotion, loss, and love — making it a must-see Christmas episode, albeit not a cheery one.
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She looks like both of her parents, and has the same wide smile and cheery eyes as her father Prince William.
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It follows a cheery anthropomorphic hot dog (voiced by Lucas Grabeel) and his human friends in the fictional town of Sackenhack.
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Normally collectables aren't my thing, but these cheery capsule dispensers were offering Neko Atsume toys—adorable medicine for a turbulent week.
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Why torture her with absurdly cheery music on the ride there, instead of telling her she was being offered an escape route?
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The cheery restaurant has red plastic polka-dotted tablecloths and was crowded with workers in their uniforms when CNN affiliate M6 visited.
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"You father is all set to be released tomorrow," the social worker said, her voice cheery, as if this were good news.
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The impressive sales figure, put out in a typically cheery press release, points to the current dominance of Apple's iPhone and iPad.
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The 1982 Tears for Fears song "Mad World" is not exactly cheery, lyrics-wise, but production-wise it's kind of a bop.
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Graham Linehan, Mr Mathews' co-writer, wonders if the slogan's cheery understatement isn't starting to chafe with the mood of the times.
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For UK-based drum & bass DJ, Deviation, it appears his knack for mixing up steely beats comes courtesy of his cheery mum.
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SINGAPORE — They're cute and cheery, but are also packed with some of the advanced auto technology we may not be aware of.
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Looking back, she says the upbeat disco rhythms and cheery synthesizers also functioned as a "shield" against some of the harder emotions.
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Although the four look cheery here, it's later reported that Harry was frustrated with William for not being welcoming enough to Meghan.
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Calling the 800 number, I was greeted by a cheery sounding woman who stated her business's name as U.S. Student Loan Center.
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It's noon at bright and cheery restaurant Blake Lane, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, and Ashley McBryde is perched at the bar.
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The Picasso, from the cheery rose period of 1904-06 that followed his more sombre blue period, is estimated to fetch $100m.
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She is Holly Thaggard, a cheery former third grade teacher who lives in San Antonio, Texas with her husband and two children.
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Click through to see more images from the bright and cheery collection, which debuts online and in stores on July 10, 2017.
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And they weren't wrong to presume: Nick, a cheery squatter, said the court hearing over their eviction lasted all of three minutes.
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The figures were less cheery than they first looked, since Canada lost 8,313 full-time jobs while gaining 19,400 part-time positions.
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There are few things more enjoyable in this world than watching this cheery man wearing a corgi shirt and his ecstatic corgi.
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By the end, Danzig's non-verbal exertions sound almost cheery, the singer "whoa"-ing and "yurr"-ing in agreement rather than rage.
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Mr. Fallon's show, largely a refuge from stormy news cycles with its emphasis on cheery celebrity interviews, has seen its ratings sink.
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TROLLS The stars of this 3-D animated adventure are cheery creatures who sing all the time and always expect the best.
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Finally, she settled on a cheery couple, the woman in a chic patterned dress, the man in a hat with ribbon trim.
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Even the waving fireman, from the start of David Lynch's film, is mirrored in Clooney's prologue, a cheery faux commercial for Suburbicon.
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The bizarre tonal shifts between cheery childishness and violent horror, rather than detracting from Dog's Life, probably contribute to its weird charm.
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Her favorite photograph is the cannabis "breakfast of champions" shot: a plate of bacon and eggs molded into a cheery cannabis leaf.
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If multiple companies miss expectations and do not provide cheery guidance about the months ahead, investors could experience a rocky earnings season.
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Reached at home on Thursday, the 79-year-old affirmed in a cheery voice that he had been a priest in Brooklyn.
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Ratmansky's cheery "Harlequinade" made its debut last June, and now it kicks off the company's spring season with a week of performances.
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VIENNA — As officials from some of the world's biggest oil producers arrive here in Vienna, they have plenty to be cheery about.
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" Also on his list: native grasses, Russian sage, bee balm, agastache and ilex verticillata for its cheery red berries in winter. "Hydrangeas?
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The cheery and personable engineer is often cautious about what she weighs in on, knowing that her words carry a certain magnitude.
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A sampling from this year, taken in early June, is positively cheery in comparison, with a robust satisfaction rate of 38 percent.
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Crazy Beans, a cheery, popular diner at the corner of Main and Front Streets, serves up substantial plates to fuel your day.
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Spears documented her "magical" journey on Instagram Monday, sharing a cheery photo of herself sitting in a tree next to the water.
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Musk gave a cheery wave to the camera as he pulled away, and retweeted the video when it was shared on Twitter.
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It's no wonder that this fantasy — with its cheery enchantments and portentous inky swirls, its steely grays and tight pacing — feels familiar.
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Throughout, he heard something he had rarely heard at events in other states: the cheery wooooooooo of an engaged and energetic audience.
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" Bessie said, "And I told you, from my poor Colin's experience, that the recovery is not so much like Goodman's cheery projection.
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She looks cheery when attacking, even cheerier when attacked and absolutely radiant when descending into a bog of half-truths and fictions.
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The retro red-and-white look of the interior impressed me, as did the cheery uniforms and perky hats worn by employees.
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You're going to be dealing with lots of cheery people this holiday season, at office gatherings and family get-togethers as well.
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In addition to the teen with the backpack, the PSA features cheery music and students showing off their new binders and headphones.
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NORFOLK, Va. — It looked like any other Southwest Airlines flight: free pretzels, conspicuously cheery flight attendants, a mad dash for aisle seats.
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With his cheery, minimalist style, it takes a second for the horror of Eran Mendel's Game of Thrones GIFs to sink in.
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So it makes sense that mimicking Where's Waldo's cheery clusterfuck aesthetic turns out to be a perfect way to illustrate the artist's world.
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Biles initially announced her kidney stone on Twitter with a cheery hospital selfie and a picture of her feet in a hospital bed.
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The suburbs were all almost completely empty, save the occasional passing car, which the photographer says heightened the tension while photographing cheery lights.
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Her house was full of cheery little knickknacks, like small china animals, but everything was always exactly where it was supposed to be.
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Behind the profile pics, photo galleries, and cheery campaigns announcing participants' intention to clean up their neighborhoods lies a secret weapon: crowdsourced data.
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"We build technologies that push the limits of this world," narrates a cheery voice, while we see suited workers crafting uncanny robot faces.
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That grim message is juxtaposed with a cheery heart-shaped balloon and an innocent-looking "Happy Birthday!" which serves drive her point home.
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Before this smiling schoolgirl became an award-winning actress, she was just another cheery child posing for class pictures in Los Angeles, California.
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In fact, we're teaming with our fave bohemian destination, Free People, to ensure your start to the new year is just as cheery.
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Warhol's complex aura changed everything, whereas Koons is cheery, centerless, more of a bland Mitt Romney Teletubby than a mysterious force of nature.
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It's dust- and water-resistant, has built-in GPS, continuous heart rate tracking, and cheery notifications when you accomplish the smallest fitness goals.
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But when you turn the corner of the garage, it's clear that the "snow" is actually ash emitting from a dumpster fire. Cheery!
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Consumers were generally optimistic during the month of April, new figures showed on Friday, though not as cheery as Wall Street economists expected.
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And sometimes, the best source of sanctuary comes where you least expect it...like the bright and cheery nail polish collection from JinSoon.
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These treats were spread out in the exhibit the rhinos and zebras share, where the animals were quick to find the cheery surprises.
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But on Inauguration Day, all appeared cheery as Obama and his wife welcomed the incoming first family to the White House for coffee.
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Philadelphia This 33-foot, cheery, chubby robot sculpture, built out of tubular steel, now waves good-naturedly above Piazza Pod Park in Philadelphia.
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Loewe has a cheery banana-hued linen shirt and Double Rainbouu's monochrome piece is ideal for those wanting to avoid too much color.
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A few Thanksgivings later, goaded by the cheery encouragements of supermarket specials (I am inordinately excited by these), I decided to try again.
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When she describes telling her boyfriend that she is finished performing oral sex, she employs the cheery voice of a game show host.
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Despite the cheery tone of those 22016-second "You're watching Disney Channel" promos from the mid-27s, the raw footage is anything but.
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"The tone on the Democratic side is always going to look rosy and cheery to the tone on the Republican side," said Sen.
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A program called Cogito presents a cheery notification when the toll of hours discussing maternity or bereavement benefits show in a worker's voice.
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Cancun: For a cheap and cheery spa break that's just a quick flight from the United States, this is the place to go.
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Slater was 36, a cheery rolling stone who had previously lived in New York, Paris, Brussels and in Glasgow at least twice before.
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Just before the door things were looking pretty good—the queue hadn't been long at all and the bouncers looked chilled and cheery.
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If it wasn't already clear, the general tone of this Snow White is seedy and sordid — a far cry from cheery animated dwarves.
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"How to Be Loved" is a memoir for the digital age, written briskly, almost like Facebook posts, with a sort of cheery brutality.
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Ocotillos, which look like plants that might have been designed by Tim Burton, swung their skeletal boughs in an eerie yet cheery welcome.
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" The result is a Kate Spade that's moved beyond nylon bags and into cheery, cheeky merchandise — a transition McCrank calls "cute to cutesy.
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"You need to ask an expert," she said somewhat dispiritedly, during an interview in her cheery, book-filled attic apartment in central Rome.
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And that would in theory be a good match for Suburbicon, which is set in a cheery planned suburban community in the 1950s.
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The ceremony buoyed the spirits of the governor, who has had little to be cheery about in the final months of his tenure.
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As teenagers, the twin sisters formed the cheery, poppy punk outfit the Ackleys, and later the more controlled and lyrically ambitious P.S. Eliot.
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Employee tension is unusual for Airbnb, known for its cheery mission of "belong anywhere" and for fostering a kumbaya culture among its staff.
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In 2008, for example, when stocks fell 38.5 percent, the median forecast was typically cheery, calling for an 11.1 percent stock market rise.
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Choking on blood as she crawls across the floor to the cheery tune, Kitty (Elisabeth Moss) desperately asks Ophelia to call the police.
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That's partly because this cheery documentary — about the uneasy alignment of L.G.B.T. life and avid Christianity in the town of Eureka Springs, Ark.
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The aesthetics of the game are top-notch: everything is bright, cheery and futuristic, like you've landed on a planet of angular minions.
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Saturn is not a light and cheery planet, and Capricorn, being the first sign of winter, is not a bundle of sunshine either.
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But the long title is PRODUCT: Your Soundtrack To The Impending Societal Collapse[...] as cheery as you could wish for from our sunny souls.
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Law enforcement often uses social media to speak in a way that's cheery and cutesy, belittling and heartless, or some combination of these things.
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Chalamet jokes that Hammer actually seems a little more cheery since being named one of the Men of the Year — and Hammer plays along.
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"Turkey is more resilient than it looks from the outside," he says, citing cheery reports from dealers who run his 3,000 own-brand shops.
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Unlike the new, high-pitched, cheery "pop ding" notification, this one, which was used by Facebook prior to 2014, is more musical, yet muted.
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If that star-studded list doesn't inspire you to watch the clip, maybe Corden and Reggie Watts' cheery sweaters and red Santa hats will.
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It was a carefree colloquy anchored by Schimmel's cheery declaration (in response to Deitch's query) that we are indeed living in a golden age.
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There's still the positive, cheery sense of whimsy in many of his songs — 2012's "Celebrate," which features Pharrell Williams, is a real banger.
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There's even a cameo for a tap-dancing Dick Van Dyke, 93, who played Bert, the cheery London chimney sweep, in the 1964 film.
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Before this happy young man was shaking hands with Hollywood's elite, he was just another cheery child smiling for a photo in Southern California.
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Take a shot and your cheery little character will hurtle through the air toward where the ball fell, ready to thwack it again immediately.
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If your child follows Hack's cheery challenges, they can also click Flip-To-Hack to access the source code for their games and apps.
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There are apparently even discarded shells from past prey, giving it less of a "cheery social gathering" vibe and more of a graveyard aesthetic.
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Knowing Pedigo as a generally cheery and enterprising young musician, Bud Sturgess' debut tape can be a bit of a shock to the system.
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Hijacking the concept, the Gala Committee turned out a series of cheery-toned paintings on the theme of violence and death in Los Angeles.
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But top aides are doubtful he'll remain cheery for long as headlines question his handling of the outbreak and more Americans contract the virus.
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" She added, "Even if 'Clueless' runs out of gas before it's over, most of it is as eye-catching and cheery as its star.
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China Dispatch CHONGQING, China — Huang Lincai is a cheery 290-year-old with a lot of optimism — even though he recently lost his job.
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But the work that lies ahead for Italy's new government, particularly given its fiscal constraints, makes it hard to share the market's cheery assessment.
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Kate Spade, the acclaimed fashion designer whose cheery, practical handbags became a status symbol in the 1990s, was found dead in her Manhattan apartment.
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These occasionally strike a melancholy note, as we glimpse cheery faces and festive family photographs that attest to the lives so cruelly cut short.
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Collaborations With their realistic depictions of skulls, rotting fruit and funeral flowers, the paintings of the Japanese artist Toru Kamei are not necessarily cheery.
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Tulle gowns deserving of their own walk-in wardrobe were of course featured, this season in cheery daffodil yellow and punchy pillar-box red.
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The dining area included a large table with chairs and banquette seating upholstered in a cheery orange pattern with images of the Riviera resort.
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"They'll forget all about their silly rubber bands once they get a load of my sassy new look and cheery, whimsical attitude," he reasons.
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"They'll forget all about their silly rubber bands once they get a load of my sassy new look and cheery, whimsical attitude," he reasons.
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Locals have been sipping on this sour cheery liquor for more than a century and everyone has their favorite Ginjinha specialist they buy from.
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Complete with throwback pixel art and a cast of cheery, kind-of anime characters, Wargroove focuses almost all of your attention on the battles.
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See him pester Eric Idle as an inappropriately cheery balladeer in this Monty Python comedy, which turns 45 years old in a few months.
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Whether exploring funk or cheery soundtrack cheese, he's been in a kind of slow retreat from the spotlight, while somehow remaining at its center.
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Past studies have suggested that plucked eyebrows and "a cheery smile" are also signs of narcissism — how reliable are those as indicators of pathology?
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And she offered an alternative to the cheery, homogenous vision of female sexuality put forth by the best-known lingerie brand in America, Victoria's Secret.
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Tidying Up places Kondo's relentlessly cheery domestic advice against what sometimes feels like a roiling American backdrop of late capitalist panic and crushing internalized expectations.
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She lived in an effortlessly chic flat in the Marais, fitted with a book-lined salon, cheery floral fabrics, tiny sculptures, and old world maps.
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"Crazy Rich Asians" star Constance Wu showed up in bright marigold chiffon, adding a cheery glow to the red carpet in her custom Versace gown.
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Middleton donned the cheery Aimee Polka Dot Dress, which, at a retail price of $2,150, certainly falls on the higher end of her fashion spectrum.
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The iconic plumber's latest adventure isn't just fun and cheery, it's downright strange, with plenty of unexpected moments that are guaranteed to make you laugh.
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The cups are cheery and ever so cute — especially this year — but that doesn't mean they're the only thing at Starbucks worth celebrating this season.
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With their bubble fonts and cheery colors, they were so cute and colorful — and affordable enough to stash in every single one of our bags.
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It's also relentlessly cheery, even when we hear a sample of what's going on in the Bad Place, so the stakes don't seem very high.
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I did have to pass the always-cheery receptionist, who let out an empathetic but powerless "oh noooo" as I was led to the elevators.
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Unfortunately, the urgent messages are quickly overwritten by the system, which boots up a program called "Journey into Night" and displays a cheery away message.
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But it still feels novel to hear a line like "Everybody fake as fuck, so I been self medicatin'" on an otherwise cheery pop song.
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Kevin Garnett began his NBA career as a cheery teenager with a competitive streak and physical tools unlike nearly anyone in the league before him.
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News from South Korea was relatively cheery as its PMI reached a six-month high, yet at 50.5 it was just barely into expansionary territory.
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As a perpetually cheery person with a funny accent—sorta the Mary Poppins of late night television—James Corden is an easy person to dislike.
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But behind those cheery facades simmer turf wars — long-running, occasionally bloody feuds between ice cream vendors for control of the city's prime selling spots.
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" The post showed pictures of Billy's Donuts' cheery yellow interior, close-ups of glazed doughnuts and an empty parking lot with the sign "Grand Opening.
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What's more, Hakeem and Nessa's duet echoes the similarly cheeky, cheery musical meeting between Lucious and Cookie, whose first encounter is shown here in flashback.
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A four-foot-tall stuffed-giraffe mascot looked on as cheery staff, in warmup jackets emblazoned with the phrase "Love your data," herded people through.
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The company prefers to invest in its software app and in its cheery electric vans, which contrast sharply with the diesel trucks used by competitors.
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"The environment in this job is toxic, but they're trying to create this whole false idea that everything is cheery and bubbly," Ms. Alvarez said.
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Throughout their many trial and hearing appearances, Wa Lone's cheery smile and double thumbs became his trademark, despite being shackled and led everywhere by police.
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"The Kyrgyz are our friends and brothers," said a cheery Uzbek border guard patrolling the closed frontier, who could not explain why it was sealed.
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It's a bubblegum funk number with anxious verses leading into a gigantic, ironically cheery chorus featuring Jepsen, Sam Dew, and many more on backing vocals.
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Oliver's most recent book Jamie's Comfort Food, with its cheery front cover and recipes for eggs Benedict and "scrumptious sticky toffee pudding," was a bestseller.
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Her new work consists of lumpy, bulb-shaped pieces, rendered in clay and then cast in aluminum, which she paints in cheery shades (periwinkle, chartreuse).
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Class is primed to deliver subversive takes on hoary monster tropes, and it's definitely gesturing toward a cheery kind of upheaval, especially near the end.
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The newly released second season of "Cupcake & Dino" is as perky and warm as the first, and its cheery silliness is appropriate for most ages.
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Not that it mattered much: The real star here was Zaytoven, playing barrelhouse blues and cheery soul on the piano, flamboyant while his partner tiptoed.
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There were other less cheery passages, as he spoke about crime rates and what he sees as the dangers of lax enforcement of immigration laws.
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Eventually, the food I'd gorged on, with its cheery packaging and bright colors, made me sick, and I developed food allergies and chronic autoimmune issues.
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PepsiCo (PEP) – The beverage and snack giant agreed to buy China snack maker Be & Cheery from its Chinese owner Haoxiangni Health Food for $705 million.
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It's therefore possible President Moon Jae-in (no relation) may have shared that cheery outlook with Trump during their meeting at the UN on Monday.
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And this business and the Today show's ratings are built on the idea that the people bringing you this cheery news are good, friendly people.
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To help transform the awkward abode into a cheery family retreat, the football star turned to local designers Pat Hurst and Bridget DiFilippo of Hurst Design.
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The pleasant, cheery female voice imparts the magnitude of savings demanded of them by the government, and the effect these cuts are having on public services.
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Despite the dreary weather outside, the Queen looked completely cheery in a bright double-breasted pink coat, adorned with a sparkling brooch, and a matching hat.
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In the case of lead tin yellow, a cheery hue sometimes described as the "yellow of the old masters," it was lost and then found again.
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After his community is attacked by an evil giant Bergen, Branch must join forces with Poppy (Anna Kendrick), a cheery little troll who's his total opposite.
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We're presented with images of a cheery family turning their backs to riots on television; an obviously illicit doctor's office; and one worrisomely plugged in technician.
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But for Hudson, the pivot to merchandising required flattening the core components of her star-making charisma into a simple, readily legible brand of cheery wellness.
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As we say our goodbyes, I see that a group of cheery men and women are waiting for Braun in his elegant, gorgeously lit office foyer.
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The New York premiere of The Divergent Series: Allegiant evolved into a cheery 22nd birthday bash for beloved cast member Ansel Elgort (Caleb) on Monday night.
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After a fake cheery Polizzi encourages the women — now in tank tops and undergarments in the hot tub — to chug their drinks, one particular woman obliges.
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The car assistant has the voice of a British woman, which I enjoyed — a cheery accent really does make you like your car a bit more.
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The beverages, which feature pull-tabs with cheery greetings, will join the current flavor lineup, which includes lime, grapefruit, strawberry, lemon, orange, apple, mango and cherry.
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Chris Hemsworth, the burly-cheery Marvel mascot, recently picked up a hitchhiker with his friend Luke Zocchi, per a new Instagram post from the Avengers star.
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He's got "cheery semi-final exit followed by a MailOnline comments thread that gets so bad the police have to get involved" written all over him.
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Even the show's title is double-edged, referencing the disgraced US cycling great Lance Armstrong and the millions of cheery yellow bracelets sold in his name.
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That came by way of color-dipped French braids and rainbow lengths on the head; plus, vibrant, cheery lipstick and artfully-applied liner on the face.
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It was a strangely cheery environment in which to begin talking about dark subjects, but in a way, it mirrored the unsettling contrasts of her childhood.
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Everyone's favorite cheery-eyed, white-gloved cartoon has become an It character, a muse for designers, evoking childhood nostalgia and satisfying graphic tee sensibilities with aplomb.
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It's far from the cheery attitude Mackey portrayed at a town hall meeting with Amazon executives on June 16, 2017, just after the deal was announced.
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He maintained a close friendship with Bayer, vacationed with him and Ise, and even received cheery postcards co-signed by them from their extramarital ski outings.
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Less cheery are the many long tables with dozens of chairs that ought to be filled by women leaning forward over stale coffee, pen in hand.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — The Digua Shequ community center in Beijing is painted in cheery pastel tones and festooned with colorful paper dragons hung from the ceiling.
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I self-medicate and seek pleasure in excess: I play one cheery song on repeat all day and make impulse trips to see my best friends.
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The Catfish host and Perlongo, who have been dating long-distance for less than a year, announced the news on Instagram in sweet and cheery posts.
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It wraps around an E dominant seventh, a chord that's dissonant thanks to the inclusion of a tritone but cheery because it's still a major chord.
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The 3D-printed versions cost about $50, come in any color and look like a cheery toy, so are often more appealing despite being less sophisticated.
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Lockdown shades, made with love Pinterest and Etsy are loaded with examples of crafty handmade lockdown shades, sewn in cheery fabrics with ribbon or Velcro ties.
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The four days that sank Megyn Kelly and sparked a vicious standoff inside NBC News began with a simple, cheery welcome to her "Today" show audience.
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So despite the cheery sight of strollers on the streets, those who've lived in the neighborhood long enough were transported back to darker days this week.
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Later that night, Juju had a terrible stomachache, and Ms. Jinich's cheery thoughts about Taco Bell as a gateway to Mexican culture had turned to sadness.
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And despite the growing threat of nuclear disaster, the studio typically has a cheery outlook on life, positioning the DPRK way as more utopian than reality.
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"There's no gallery area per se in Bangkok, so this is fairly normal," said Nova's cheery owner, Sutima Sucharitakul, of the location of her sleek space.
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On check-in day, I had a refreshing beet and blood orange salad ($10) for lunch at the cheery Natura Cafe, next to the hotel lobby.
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It was smaller and darker than the house he built in Honduras, but he had painted the walls a bright yellow to make it feel cheery.
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Whether in private groups or on my personal page, I've learned so much from being vulnerable on a platform designed for cheery surface-level life updates.
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The room had bright, cheery décor: a portrait of Barack Obama, a library tucked into a corner, a colorful row of student backpacks dangling from pegs.
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She drinks strong men under the table and is the first one up in the morning, bright and cheery and planning one of her famous dinners.
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While it's cheery that a number of companies are chugging ahead with ARR growth powered by efficient spend, not every company has taken a similar approach.
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" The article was published alongside a cheery video touting the European Union's economic and climate-friendly credentials and maintaining that its remaining 27 members were "#strongertogether.
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Even the cheery hosts of "Fox & Friends" turned grim-faced as Trump ranted, and it was left to Kilmeade to put a stop to the babbling.
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Tonight's highlights include the potential election fallout of Trump's business in Cuba, a record crackdown on payday lending abuse and a cheery forecast for holiday sales.
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For a cheery twist, JR East and Pasmo (Tokyo Metro) in September began offering special contactless fare cards featuring colorful designs and characters for overseas guests.
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Lines like "You wouldn't have a putter-inner by any chance?" or "Good luck with your homicide!" mark her as cheery and unpretentious at a minimum.
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This cheery report obscures the real lesson, which is that a firm must become effectively an empty husk before the FSOC will let it go free.
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In their place, the cheery stalls selling mulled wine, crafts and trinkets had returned to the Christmas market on Breitscheidplatz in Berlin, which reopened on Thursday.
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SpongeBob, a relentlessly cheery fast-food worker with self-esteem issues, learns that his beloved Bikini Bottom is in danger of being destroyed by a volcano.
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An early scene from "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" takes us far from the cheery, friendly and yes, awesome world of the first movie.
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We wait in hard chairs in a room with shiny linoleum floors and cheery "Information about Canada" signs, tense until they return my brother to us.
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"We've had games where we've had wins, and the next day, you can feel that the mood isn't necessarily positive, but it's just not cheery," Tavares said.
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Trump over the weekend upended months of cheery reports by the US that progress was being reached in intense trade negotiations between the world's two largest economies.
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She greeted the children with a cheery "Hello" and a big smile, shaking their hands and asking one to show her how to make a poppy pin.
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Once in Wisconsin, Nick's mom picks the duo up and while Gypsy is cheery and hoping to make a good impression, Mom is gruff and already annoyed.
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Asshole doctor Dempsey cheats on cheery elementary school teacher Garner… before Garner's idiot BFF, Kutcher, is left by his fiancé, Alba, and realizes he loves Garner instead.
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But Eve and Ben cross paths again and again, from the cheery chaos of their college years through the first jobs and first loves of their twenties.
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These are TV series that are so dark and filled with characters who are so miserable, that they make real life look bright and cheery in comparison.
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That freedom is only accessible via fantasy is further confirmation that women are far from free to simply call bullshit on the world of cheery self-improvement.
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Naturally, Dan's moods fluctuate, from cheery and energetic to demoralized and red-eyed, frequently staring at the camera before averting his gaze, not wanting to break down.
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Maybe it's that everyone seems a little too cheery about using Amazon during the holidays, which anyone will tell you isn't exactly a walk through the park.
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Mr Davis's recent cheery dismissal of DEXEU's assessments of Brexit's impact on the economy, which he earlier talked up, rankled not just with MPs but with officials.
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There are no bodies, but the moldy wine glass, dusty video game controller, and once-cheery nursery say plenty about the house's past — and Serena and Mrs.
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However, the inside of the house looks like it was wiped of all memory of the film as well, bright and cheery with a perfectly manicured garden.
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Jackie Chan has broken every bone in his body at least a thousand times and is still one of the most placid, cheery dudes on the planet.
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When turbulence is tossing you from side to side, it is hard to be cheery about the physics of the aerofoil phenomenon or historically low fatality statistics.
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Walking down memory lane and pointing out around-the-way landmarks brings out a cheery side of Deem, who cracks smiles and jokes on Spenser and Malik.
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With a cheery, crooked-toothed grin, Abu Sin has been trying to steal the heart of a 21-year-old American YouTuber named Christina Crockett for months.
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With the help of someone pretending to be her assistant, Adele proceeded to push the cheery and helpful Jamba Juice employees with her oddball questions and requests.
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Crime Scene The print was one of dozens of pieces on display on a long white wall in Queens last week, mounted among bright and cheery watercolors.
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Kendrick is committed to her cheery role, delivering its saccharine and slapstick elements with equal enthusiasm, and pretty much everyone else in the cast is good enough.
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Add the pleasant view of the Sound to the price, and a lunch or dinner at Pearl can be a cheery and upbeat, if sometimes predictable, experience.
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The series made its debut amid cultural tumult in the United States but remained invariably cheery and avoided controversy during its five seasons on the ABC network.
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I watched lots of those cheery sitcoms as a kid, and in retrospect one of my favorites, "The Cosby Show," was the most glaringly unrealistic of all.
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My potato hash now recalls the potato skins you can get in cheery sports bars, scattered with chopped scallions that offer astringency against the sweet and salt.
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It's also an extremely cheery piece of music to play from memory as you attempt to revive the vital systems of someone you may care about deeply.
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Over Jayda's cheery chords and euphoric, thudding drum programming, Dash offers a vocal that falls somewhere between a self-help tape and session with a loving domme.
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And, when they do go out, it isn't to the sit-down, casual-dining chains that once represented a cornerstone of the cheery, neighborhood-based American dream.
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But sitcom "The Good Place" somehow immediately piqued my interest — with its unnaturally cheery lighting and intriguing premise, it practically screams a promise of a good time.
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Chore Pad, an app designed for children, lays out their list of responsibilities in a cheery, colorful pallet with plenty of check marks, stars and digital rewards.
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The Ski Inn, a cheery and sun-shot establishment named for the water-skiing that was a long-ago Salton Sea pastime, was also packed that day.
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Filming from 2015 to early 2017, Wang-Breal and her cinematographer, Erik Shirai, immerse us in the cheery bustle of the courtroom and the busy hallways outside.
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Buoyant songs by the Polynesian singer and composer Opetaia Foa'i (performed with his band Te Vaka) anchor the film's cheery globalism in a specific South Pacific milieu.
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Upon opening the TikTok app, Erkin is greeted by walls of auto-playing videos, most of which mean nothing to him: surreal comedy bits, cheery musical singalongs.
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The song is called "Pink," and as Ms. Ebersole delivers that seemingly cheery word, it is weighted with triumph, regret, defiance and anger, all struggling for ascendancy.
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But other seemingly "inspiring" interactions don't actually look so cheery when placed within a broader context — and promoting them as such can have nasty, if unintended, consequences.
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The kind of kid who grew up obsessed with Pete's Dragon might have been too old and jaded for cheery animation by the time Hercules came around.
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The classicism of his countryman, Nicolas Poussin, whose contemporaneous, weirdly cheery "Martyrdom of St. Erasmus" (1628–1629) hung next to Valentin's altarpiece in St. Peter's, became ascendant.
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For years, it seemed that the two were inseparable, celebrating major holidays together, posting cheery birthday messages for each other, and appearing on the cover of Vogue together.
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After almost a year of testing and engineering, the result is a limited run of four cheery, crafty styles wrapped in signature prints; already sold out at Keds.
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"(Trump) must bring Abe up short on any cheery notion that business will continue as usual," said Kevin L. Kearns, head of the U.S. Business and Industry Council.
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During the non-stop, pervasive misery that was Sunday night's debate, Bone â€" a cheery-looking, red jumper-rocking audience member â€" was a shining ray of light.
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"What is destined shall be/ George Bush killer 'til George Bush kills me," he vows, before signing off with a cheery, "Much blessings, be healthy…" Toodle-pip, Nasir!
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I thought the first Far From Home trailer made the film seem a little too cheery — like a road trip movie just for the sake of cool scenery.
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You can't have as many ups and downs, because if Cartoon Network aired the episodes out of order, he's super-dark in one episode, and cheery in another.
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We've selected gems from the 13th edition of Bushwick Open Studios, from elegant gouache depictions of domestic scenes to cheery dioramas of Sears build-your-own-home kits.
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The bartending staff was cheery, chatty, and made my cohort and I feel at home in this wacky, over-the-top locale The food was also surprisingly fantastic.
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Mackie nails her new role, bringing a blunt, say-it-as-you-see-it personality that contrasts amusingly with Peter Capaldi's blustering quirkiness and Matt Lucas' cheery asides.
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In one of Petr's displayed watercolors, he portrays the room he shared with other children in Theresienstadt in 1943 as a cheery collection of summer camp bunk beds.
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The Sainsbury's 2016 Christmas advert, with its cheery animation and the sweet singing voice of James Corden, has gone down a storm since it was released on Sunday.
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In the midst of all this, Tears For Fears released "Everybody Wants To Rule The World", a jarringly cheery song about freedom, pleasure and "a lack of vision".
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We all know what it implies: it's feminine, frilly, cheery, and delicate, certainly not a color we expect to see on, say, the cover of a scientific journal.
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Over the past few months we dipped our cheekbones in soft tints — bubblegum pinks and sweet shades of cheery red that were quintessentially summer — and they were stunning.
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But in her new song and music video, Can't Get Enough of Myself, Santigold turns that chiding on its head in a cheery springtime anthem to self-love.
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So Marks decided to get with the times and flog ecstasy instead—which he found terrifying: the big narco-gangs were rapacious businesses, not cheery, rubber-faced hippies.
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He was back to his "cheery self" within the week after the surgery, Hunter tells CNN, and doctors are hopeful he can return to school in the fall.
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And although he may have met a tragic end in the show, lovably cheery Russian scientist Alexei has firmly cemented his title of hero in the internet's eyes.
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Mr. Goldman picked the correct lounge chair and headed to the beach, floating as usual above the cranky complaints and petty requests on a cushion of cheery detachment.
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It's a cheery game with lo-fi graphics, but there's a surprising amount of depth to it once you start tackling the challenges of being a successful farmer.
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And there's no shortage of the in-your-face pattern clashing you fell in love with from its spring '16 collection (think cheery florals and loud leopard spots).
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We fly, five hours, then another two men and another car and a long drive, and I am as cheery as the first pricks of withdrawal let me.
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The world of politics has been pretty fraught lately, and today we're going to try to be cheery, and just talk about good old-fashioned weirdness and stupidity.
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In Ms. Rose's fashion presentation, among the first of New York Fashion Week, those ponytailed mannequins showed off the cheery elements of Pearl, Ms. Rose's new diffusion line.
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The author Harriet Dyer goes far beyond the abbreviation to explore key vocabulary, figures, historical markers and artistic works, all packaged in cheery graphics and clear, conversational language.
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The president has been unable even to rouse himself for a Twitter tirade, issuing only a single, cheery tweet on the topic in the weeks since his endorsement.
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The entire room was covered in different textures of white and cream, coupled with wraparound windows and mirrored decor that made it feel simultaneously bright, cheery, and ethereal.
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Some teachers have filmed videos for students, explaining instructions and offering cheery encouragement through these strange times, adjusting other assignments that had been better suited for the classroom.
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At the ruins of the Roa Roa, once a cheery eight-story business hotel, a digger shifted large slabs of concrete to try to reach people trapped underneath.
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Victor Navasky Publisher emeritus of The Nation She knew everybody, she was very beautiful, very sexy and appealing and cheery and seemed to be a flibbertigibbet, but wasn't.
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The Communist Party's most influential news outlets did not feature the crisis, choosing instead to promote Mr. Xi's New Year speech and cheery reports about the holiday season.
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If you can't think of anything on your own, then bring a cheery little potted plant and ask what you can fetch her to help pass the time.
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Rick vows to kill Negan, who looms over the bloody body of his latest victim, and that's the cheery note that this season will be kicking off with.
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Before the plane that would bring him to the United States took off, Haitian National Police officers and American drug enforcement agents stopped to pose for cheery snapshots.
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"It's no wonder that this fantasy — with its cheery enchantments and portentous inky swirls, its steely grays and tight pacing — feels familiar," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Fittingly, her work — on display beginning today at London's Institute of Contemporary Art — depicts cheery and inviting interior scenes, composed of her glazed earthenware vessels among large acrylic canvases.
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While Mike has seemed cheery on the show, too, we haven't gotten to see a whole lot of him yet, but it looks like that's going to change soon.
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Not only have we been referring to the cheery crab by last name for the past 27 years, but the poor fellow has five names, all of them ridiculous.
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While families across the country gather around the dinner table during this holiday season, there is a different, far less cheery scenario playing out for millions of other Americans.
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The next day was bright and cheery, and we headed back down the mountain with our bellies full of eggs, oatmeal, grits and peach spoonbread, served in a skillet.
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In a span of just a few years, I went from a cheery-eyed front-row congregant to the girl in the back pew listlessly mouthing the Nicene Creed.
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His work makes no claims to subtlety in conveying its message — that beneath its cheery veneer, the United States harbors dark forces and virulent cynicism within its political system.
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Director David Gordon Green and writer John Pollono dig past the cheery slogans and meaningless platitudes to find the human man underneath the heroic image we've constructed of him.
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His love of language bubbles through her own, leaving a striking and memorable portrait of the man she describes as "an eerie, queery, sometimes weary, sometimes cheery Edward Lear".
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But what about corporations that take advantage of our empathy; designing cheery AI assistants that win the hearts of children while teasing out some valuable marketing data, for example.
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So you've just bought the best Windows laptop, you've gritted your teeth through Cortana's obnoxiously cheery setup narration, and the above screenshot is the Start menu you're presented with.
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Instead of stiff rectangular bars like on every other spacecraft (including older-model Cygnus spacecraft), the Cygnus now sports a pair of cheery round orange-yellow Ultraflex solar arrays.
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While classic Christmas trees exude a comforting holiday touch, it can be equally as cheery to choose a version that has a bit more personality than the standard evergreen.
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There's something about the way his typically upbeat, cheery nature slowly crumbles away as he tells the others what happened with Holly that really tugs at the heart strings.
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But it would also mark a new low in public discourse — one that made the Black Mirror episode "The National Anthem" look like a cheery story about farm animals.
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On the ground floor, John Ahearn and Rigoberto Torres's painted life casts of various neighborhood denizens in New York City and Puerto Rico were cheery, if a bit cartoonish.
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The cheery projection that these truck drivers won't mind being mothballed because they'll have more time on their hands to work on their personal projects may not work, either.
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Stitching together cheery oral testimonies and frustratingly fuzzy archive material, Ms. Osmond counters the sparseness of visual record with brisk re-enactments and a Welsh chorus of quipping cronies.
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The global outlook for 2016 is not cheery, however: weak aggregate demand and policy measures to curb tax evasion suggest that flows could decline by 10-15% this year.
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Every trade agreement is affixed with the word "free," a cheery label that downplays the very real problems these deals have created in cities and towns across the country.
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"We did not just lose a mayor but a father," one told CNN, adding that he always greeted them with a cheery "good morning" upon arriving at City Hall.
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Daisy Ridley's Instagram is an excitable, bubbling mish-mash of cheery selfies, videos of her dog Muffin, and funny clips of her getting really, really hyped about Star Wars.
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Every Thursday around noon, a cheery woman lugging several large bags stakes out her spot on a busy walkway near the northwest corner of Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan.
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While the songs are very different, they both fall within a long trend of brands utilizing cheery, sensitive tracks that speak to the plasticine sheen of mainstream retail environments.
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Not that there's any nuclear bomb or runaway meteor heading toward the cheery London kitchen — in the home of a celebrated television chef — that gives the play its title.
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Scenes in Bell's apartment are a sludge of brown; Bell and Petra's brawl in the bakery is given a cheery lift by the pink décor and Petra's peach sweater.
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While it's still nice to have multiple color options, it is a tad disappointing that the Pro colorways are not as bold and cheery as the iPhone 211's.
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The result is a snowman that is neither cheery nor menacing, but more of a vaguely emoji-inspired figure, and with each successive appearance the cartoonish snowman becomes funnier.
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PepsiCo has agreed to acquire Be & Cheery, a China-based snack company that predominantly sells online, for $705 million from Haoxiangni Health Food Co., according to a press release.
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The cheery yellow Forte Kochi has 27 rooms in a restored 18th-century heritage house, just steps from the Chinese fishing nets and many of Fort Kochi's main attractions.
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Saunders, who lives in a cheery apartment in the San Fernando Valley, had laid out the shoes and bags in question on her sofa and was perched beside them.
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To maintain the app's cheery culture, TikTok has hired thousands of content moderators throughout China, the U.S. and elsewhere, in addition to adjusting its algorithm to flag harmful content.
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In walked a gravedigger from the nearby Green-Wood Cemetery, and soon after, Giovanni Lanzo, the cheery owner of nearby Luigi's pizza, still in his flour-dusted baker's whites.
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As the singer's hands slide into the frame to unwrap the packaging, you'll immediately notice his fingernails are each painted a cheery yellow complete with hand-drawn smiley faces.
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Erin said she's a naturally outgoing and cheery person, and the constant tears and depression weighing on her were standing in the way of her being her best self.
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There are things to recommend de-extinction, but a slightly less cheery approach to an incredibly complex subject (scientifically and ethically) might have helped me find them more persuasive.
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The cheery Republican House leaders who ignore everything that's going on don't have a big part, but we think it'd be a terrific acting opportunity for the Backstreet Boys.
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Joan and Martin hire a full-time nanny, the delightfully named Fancy, a cheery young Canadian with hair "the color of wet sand" who takes over all domestic duties.
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The minstrel stage convention of the "pickaninny" rendered black slave children as cheery performers who, the historian Robin Bernstein argues, were "comically impervious to pain" inflicted by their labor.
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Give it rechargeable batteries, cover it in silicone skin (blue is nice, or maybe a cheery fuchsia), and it's easy to clean and ready to go whenever you are.
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Quite simply: You're not allowed to be a real person on morning television — your private life and morning show personality (cheery, morally good, personable) must align with each other.
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It's also visually enticing as well as ridiculously catchy: The video is well made, the kids are adorable, and the cheery, infectious song — doo doo do doo do doo!
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Cheery storefronts on the main stretch of the theme park are draped with cotton-wool cobwebs and the sound-system broadcasts menacing sound effects instead of the usual upbeat music.
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It's cheery to a near-comical degree, but a reminder that all the fantasy and phantasm of Bowie's long career was a cloak for these special moments of unrestrained joy.
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So if the conversation becomes too gloomy and takes on an air of mourning or descends into muted disbelief, I will be on hand with a number of cheery interventions.
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Meanwhile, her assailant, a rapist hiding in plain sight as the cheery married man next door, is shielded by the same sense of normalcy that could be used against her.
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Stoking your holiday spirit embers into a full-blown Christmas blaze, Netflix has just announced a cheery streaming lineup to get you through Thanksgiving and into the start of 212.
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And contrary to the cheery colors, the subject matter actually gets a bit dark, exploring the "predicaments, dreams, and fears that challenge contemporary humanity," according to the show's press release.
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In another case, the audio from the show continued to play over the commercials, projecting the screams of characters undergoing torture over a cheery Cigna ad promoting annual check-ups.
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Clinton camp wants donors to give resources to Senate majority The upbeat mood is in stark contrast to earlier in the campaign, when cheery moments were few and far between.
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Instead, the crowd got a cheery trip down memory lane, replete with Entertainment Tonight-style behind-the-scenes anecdotes and warm-hearted reflection on what a wild ride it's been.
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In a short clip shared by ESPN, Beyoncé, 37, is seen smiling wide — but her cheery demeanor quickly fades as Curran leans over her to chat with JAY-Z, 49.
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According to Just Jared, Kardashian West's Instagram looked a lot less cheery on Thursday, with the noticeable absence of her and her family members posing in white shirts and denim.
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That's another cheery recurring theme in this show, and it's evident in BoJack's struggle to show affection towards his sister Hollyhock when she comes to visit him in episode nine.
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In person, Salgado, who is forty-five, has dark bangs that sweep over a cherubic face with kohl-rimmed eyes; she has a cheery disposition and a deceptively guileless manner.
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As stocks turned positive towards the end of Friday's trading session, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned investors not to get too cheery about Wall Street shrugging off the escalating trade war.
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But at the Silver Gull, they immediately melded with a cheery extended family of members along the Pool Court who have long rented cabanas, some of them over several generations.
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The cheery purples and reds used by healthy food delivery service Hungryroot, for example, are a far cry from the green and brown earth tones of many other vegan brands.
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This photo is so great because although I was a cheery child, my true essence was always so dark, and you can really see it starting to come out here.
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Will Facebook start sending morbidly cheery alerts, reminding us to pay our respects to a loved one's wall on the anniversary of their death (in Harry Potter words, our Deathday)?
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Also a cheery blue can of Heinz Beanz (these are British groceries; they get to spell it that way) and its significant other: a small tube of toothpaste, partially used.
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You know the feeling: With a hopeful smile, you slide into a clubby, cheery gathering where revelers are grinning and regularly busting a gut, collectively riding the same giddy wave.
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Bannon kept his word from the Embassy party, and he and I met for dinner two weeks later in New York, at The Odeon, a cheery bistro in lower Manhattan.
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In the same small building, Lost Coast Found has a charming selection of vintage home goods: midcentury stereos, cheery 2355s-era coffee cups, along with used books, postcards and miscellanea.
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Inside, he would see painters — some of them recruited off the street and paid minimum wage — churning out art in the Max aesthetic: cheery, polychrome, wide-brushstroke kaleidoscopes on canvas.
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This goal is even embodied by "a symbolic meaning" in choosing the Land of Hope as the site, Vasiliev said, and not only because of its cheery name in English.
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And it took on a wild edge in the Scherzo, when the string players ripped out sforzando accents with the cheery violence of a convoy of bikers revving their engines.
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I redouble my commitment to popularity and light off in search of first daffodils and other flowers with which to wow them; filled with purpose, I collect a cheery bouquet.
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After all, Elliot's mother abused him, as did his father, and they're both dead; here they're cheery, loving, living parents, and yet Elliot's sister Darlene is nowhere to be found.
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Its owner and manager — the cheery, chubby Vural Tantekin — turned to the kebab trade only in January, after the city authorities sacked most members of his municipally run theater troupe.
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Mr. Sloss, a Scottish comedian who began performing stand-up as a teenager, has evolved over the last decade away from cheery, observational comedy and into darker, more confrontational material.
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The site has the macabre habit of telling me to remember the past, and you can see in its unpleasantly cheery little slide shows where things began to go wrong.
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Pentatonix, the cheery a cappella pop group, held at No. 1 with its latest holiday album on the latest Billboard chart, which covers sales in the last week of 2016.
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Few close to Rubio can be cheery about his prospects, and the candidate, an overwhelming favorite of the Republican establishment, is now facing some uncomfortable questions — starting with Florida's primary.
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On Sunday, the former TLC star posted a cheery group photo on Instagram that included two of his and ex-wife Kate Gosselin's sextuplets at Reinhart's Christmas Tree Farm in Pennsylvania.
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Trade appeared to be reviving last year when it grew by 4.7 percent, prompting cheery forecasts in April of a further 4.4 percent rise this year and 4.0 percent in 2019.
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The best idea for a new-parent gift I've ever seen is a cross stitch pattern for a cheery little greeting to hang over the new baby's crib: Welcome, Tiny Overlord.
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But this bizarre body-horror is offset by a cheery color palette, and all in all would still make a great wall ornament (for fans of the cat fail or otherwise).
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Sam Richardson (the relentlessly cheery Richard Splett) and Matt Walsh (Selina Meyer's bumbling former press secretary) scan the Internet for inspirational quotes to send their pal before she heads into chemo.
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When notoriously provocative director Michael Haneke (Funny Games, Amour) makes a movie with a name like Happy End, you can be pretty sure the film's conclusion will be anything but cheery.
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" Zuckerberg — a man who once gave out business cards that said, "I'm CEO, bitch" — replied with a cocky tone quite unlike his often robotic-cheery responses: "Not that I'm aware of.
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In the clip above, Romano and his son Greg — who happens to work on The Late Late Show — take turns fielding questions about their private lives from a cheery James Corden.
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Sterile white walls connect aggressively cheery cubicle farms and conference rooms, while crawlspaces let you creep above the drop ceilings, where you'll have to really, physically duck in order to move.
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He was relaxed, cheery and remarkably willing to take any number of digressions in our conversation, which ended up a little like one of his albums: Winding, informative and thought-provoking.
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JoJo's six signature shakes (with names like "Cheery Poppins" and "Girl Scout") are an exercise in childlike giddiness, but for an extra six dollars, you can turn them into dessert cocktails.
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When a cheery Southern representative who had previously promised her vote to Selina in exchange for more resources for her district retracts that promise at the ball, Selina doesn't hold back.
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Granted, the prospect of watching your core bond portfolio fail to keep pace with inflation isn't cheery news, but it's worth reminding yourself why you own bonds in the first place.
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In a current General Electric ad, for example, the costume functions as characterization, and the cheery color of the cotton somehow trumps that of the skin in terms of mass iconography.
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Its cheery chorus reanimates happy hardcore's sugariest moments to make this one of the sweetest love songs ever to emerge from the high-gloss world of what you might call EDM.
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In the "I'm not crying, you're crying" moment of the night, little Jasmine sees right through Bailey's cheery follow-up routine and asks her point-blank if her mom is dead.
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Together they found a bright apartment near their homes and countered the bareness — the family had few belongings — with cheery posters and tags labeling everything in English: lamp, cupboard, wall, door.
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The theatric punctuation seemed designed to underscore the cheery tenor of the conversation, during which Putin thanked Trump for the CIA's help in thwarting a terror plot on St. Petersburg, Russia.
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Editorial After President Trump signed the Republican tax cut into law, companies put out cheery announcements that they were giving workers bonuses because of their expected windfalls from the tax reductions.
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The lawsuit strains and potentially severs a 50-year alliance between Park West and Mr. Max, 81, whose cheery, technicolor works are the centerpiece of those hugely profitable — and controversial — auctions.
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As always, the talent and creativity on display is a cheery respite from drab realities, and Andrew Garfield brings an impressive depth of knowledge to his guest judging on the premiere.
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The cheery space is adorned with the little pieces of care and style that someone like Katy, Jorge, and Josie would add to their home, no matter how small it is.
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" From the start of her career, O'Brien included material that could be read as dread fulfillment or as a riposte to a cheery friend asking, "What's the worst that could happen?
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There's something pleasantly boozy about Mark Van Yetter's work, and it's not just the tipped-over empty wine bottle that appears in six cheery linoleum prints on the gallery's back wall.
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Eventually I headed back to the town center and shook off the gloom at a cheery little place called Scarborough Fare, which has dozens of varieties of olive oil on tap.
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James Ferraro's Far Side Virtual, released the same year, assembled cheap MIDI presets, the Skype login sound, and other bits of pointedly contemporary digital detritus into a gratingly cheery faux-muzak orchestra.
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Just don't tell Johnson's character that; he's grinning from ear to ear until the end, when he utters a cheery "Hail Satan" while shilling for one of the world's most dangerous drugs.
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In that spirit, Canopy often takes investors and media on a cheery, Potemkin-seeming "behind-the-scenes" tour, past busy-looking scientists in safety goggles, and across catwalks that overlook manufacturing space.
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A FELLOW Gulliver, cheery chap that he is, kicked off the new year explaining why 2350 might be even worse for business travellers than the year we have just put behind us.
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Take a look ahead to see the cheery, dazzling, and high tech drinkware Starbucks is selling this year and begin ticking off the names of different coffee lovers on your gift list.
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Cheery, optimistic Reaganism is dead; the Bush administration helped kill it with Iraq, the credit crunch and a series of ethics scandals that prepared the GOP base nicely for compromise with Trump.
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While our worlds and bank accounts may not technically be Gucci-level good, at least we've got a place to go if we ever hit the lottery and are feeling particularly cheery.
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Click here to view original GIFSome people get excited for the holidays when decorations are getting put up, lights are getting smattered over houses, and cheery music is all over the radio.
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This song is awesome because Mannie Fresh paints this super cheery digital landscape, which you could imagine being the soundtrack to an animated video about a happy home full of digital avatars.
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After a brief rally in front of the museum, protesters walked to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden entrance nearby on Eastern Parkway to raise awareness among visitors to the annual cheery blossom festival.
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A crocodile lets out a muttering bellow when clicked, while a peacock has a soft "woo" and fans its tail, and a cheery "bling" voice rewards clicking on the sought-after object.
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And for the most part, my instincts about this off Broadway play-turned-film were spot on: I was able to guess every twist and turn leading up to the cheery ending.
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And finally there's the media, and the bloggeratti, fastidiously documenting every moment of the event with cheery narrations into their cameras, as they speak for an audience none of us can see.
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I haven't had a video out in so long, so I wanted to push the envelope in that sense, and not have something that was 'cheery' or what people expect from me.
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Devoid of the original track's gloomy and gothic guitars, Danzig's song sounds like cheery advice, the kind of thing delivered by a winking crooner, clicking his fingers in time with leisurely drumbeats.
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NEW HAVEN — The image we see when the curtain rises on "Happy Days" is as bizarre as it is bleak, even by the hardly cheery standards of the play's author, Samuel Beckett.
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Cheery results from the first UK retailer to report on the Christmas season caused a rally in retail stocks across the market, delivering relief to investors in a sector facing significant challenges.
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Yet, like a mad cross between Bartleby the Scrivener and a cheery tour guide, he continued to show up at the company's offices for years and help others until eventually being rehired.
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Even if Hall was shocked or hurt to learn of Kelly's show replacing her third hour, the journalist remained cheery and pleasant on air, without a trace of annoyance in her voice.
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All four of her New York shows are sold out (tickets are available from resellers), evidence that her similarly preoccupied peers have found musical catharsis in her cheery but never cloying songs.
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As the war ended, and lawns took over American backyards, those earnest posters of cheery home gardeners and fierce-looking vegetables became a relic of wartime scarcity — until a few weeks ago.
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Clinging to that cheery outlook required overlooking a plethora of warning signals, not least the daily dysfunction in the nation's capital and the possibility of detrimental decisions on matters such as trade.
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The Republican never finds it, producing a cheery report in 1972 called "Marihuana: A Signal of Misunderstanding," which concludes that the punishment for the crime was more harmful than the drug itself.
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But Bookscan reports that none of Reese's Book Club's 28 picks so far — each adorned with a cheery yellow book club sticker on the cover — has sold fewer than 10,000 print copies.
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The dark grittiness of Joker contrasted with the cheery optimism of Sesame Street is already an entertaining concept, but David Harbour's starey-eyed, gruff-voiced parody is the lid on the trashcan.
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But the Wii became Nintendo's biggest hit in decades, partially on the strength of games that masked exercise in customizable characters, cheery visuals, and compelling activities to a wider swath of players.
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Footnoted treatises on the dark side of music are unlikely to sell as well as the cheery pop-science books that tout music's ability to make us smarter, happier, and more productive.
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Like all the best neighborhood restaurants, El Chato has cheery service, shareable dishes and fills up nightly with groups of friends gathering among the hodgepodge of bookcases and tables for lively celebrations.
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For example, in none of the cheery Rory-is-my-sidebitch online palaver is there anything about Emily Gilmore, Rory's grandma, who seems to register no facial expression other than mild distaste.
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During the Great Depression, which saw widespread homelessness and US unemployment reaching 25 percent, popular films showed the very rich drinking cocktails in formal dress; cheery songs like "Pennies From Heaven" charted.
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Price: $28 Let's face it, there's no one in the galaxy who's perkier than R22.1-D229.99 — the chipper droid always greets the morning with a cheery bleep, no matter how dire the circumstances.
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When we meet Louisa in Me Before You, she's a plucky, cheery, hopeful caretaker for Will Traynor, a moody, morose quadriplegic who is determined to end the pain he's carried since his accident.
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These movies are perfect encapsulations of their genre, focused less on "quality" in the traditional sense (good dialogue, a solid narrative, believable character arcs) and more on providing cheery stories with beautiful people.
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So, as I was unboxing the Beoplay H4s and the irresistibly bright and cheery pink-orange of their earpads hit my eyeballs, I was quite prepared to be a dude with tangerine headphones.
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Whether you realize it or not, over the last couple of decades, Hollywood filmmakers have been slipping its highly recognizable yellow moisturizers, green lipstick tubes, and cheery fragrance bottles into major movie scenes.
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There are plenty of reasons to be cheery, especially if you're in the market for a VPN, because NordVPN has cut the price of its three-year plan by a massive 75 percent.
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Sure, we've seen ads for menstrual products, where overly cheery women spike volleyballs on the beach and sprint across stretches of wildflowers as if their uteri weren't betraying them at that very moment.
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His triumph in Star Trek is a validation of meathead entitlement, a cheery, vacuous confirmation that education, planning, experience, and maturity aren't as important as the will to charge blindly forward, ignoring obstacles.
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It's an incredibly goofy song, the cheery marimba riff and cartoon sound effects fitting oddly next to Ca$tro Guapo's crowd-inciting hook and Wop muttering about sticking his fingers up certain orifices.
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True to form, they're already getting ready to release a cheery new full-length, Perpetual Despair Is the Human Condition, on October 14, and it'll undoubtedly see them flip the script once again.
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With Memorial Day finally here, the forecast for the Hamptons this summer looks sunny, with plenty of bright new restaurants, cheery cocktail clubs and beachfront thrills to while away those lazy hot days.
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And catch Raymundo Diaz, the artist and product designer Jeremyville's cheery new Pop character, at the Standard Spa's Juice Cafe and on sunny collectibles like a ceramic sugar bowl to take home ($80).
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During that night last November it was the people at the bar who had been attacked first; tonight there was a cheery clamor for half-pints of lager and plastic cups of wine.
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Weaver might make for a cheery curiosity as a long reliever somewhere, livening up six-run games with his side-armed slowball, but instead he goes out every fifth day to get shelled.
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In his tiny living room, Iqbal Ansari, a Muslim litigant whose family has publicly supported the mosque for decades, offered none of the cheery enthusiasm or grand predictions expressed by the temple's supporters.
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In addition to its sales, Be & Cheery also features data-based innovation capabilities and adaptable sourcing and manufacturing processes that allow it to rapidly adjust to new trends and needs, according to PepsiCo.
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Brady was in a relatively cheery mood after a decent offensive performance by the Patriots, who have struggled at times this season, much to the frustration of the six-time Super Bowl winner.
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This week, executives from Netflix, Apple, Google and Snapchat descended on Las Vegas to schmooze, give cheery speeches and exercise their lavish expense accounts for the technology lovefest that is the Consumer Electronics Show.
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She did not disappoint, adorning Champion's signature hoodies, coach jackets, and bike shorts with the sun-kissed colorways and cheery symbols (hearts, eyes, and hands) that have become a hallmark of her curious world.
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Cheery results from the first UK retailer to report on the crucial Christmas season caused a rally in retail stocks across the market, delivering relief to investors in a sector faced with significant challenges.
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But NOPE: The leaders actually used shovels to put dirt on that tree, which apparently came from the Belleau Woods, where the US suffered nearly 10,000 casualties during a World War I battle. CHEERY.
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On Wednesday, she shared a hilarious video to her Instagram account, where she gave a cheery tutorial to other expectant moms showing them how to put their socks on at this stage in pregnancy.
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Despite lacking traditional thriller tropes and featuring a rather cheery Ted Danson, this movie has a final act that made me wish Moss would sprint back to the Waterfords' for a game of Scrabble.
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Although Breaking Bad wasn't exactly cheery, there was a dark fantasy underpinning Walt's story: He was a downtrodden man who rebuilt himself as a fearsome kingpin, and enjoyed vengeance and validation in the process.
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Hardened journalists have been trying for years to discover the much sought after title of Prince George's favourite film, but in the end all it took was the cheery questioning of a small boy.
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Taylor Swift announced the title and released the date for her seventh studio album, Lover, on Thursday, and dropped "You Need To Calm Down," a new cheery and surprisingly political single, Friday at midnight.
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So here's a cheery story about Amazon's program that provides goods to the victims of natural disasters and how one programmer, with no emergency response background, found himself a full-time member of it.
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On Tuesday, Kate Spade New York will open a pop-up for its new home line, which features polka dots splashed on everything from desks ($215,095) to teakettles ($50), along with other cheery motifs.
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And there he was in the flesh, just a few yards away, humming softly to himself as he put the finishing touches to a cheery portrait of a English folk dancer caught mid-jig.
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Each discrete adventure doesn't really turn up anything new or profound — it's not the first time, for example, I've read that your cheery vacation pictures on Facebook are making the rest of us anxious.
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The cheery store, whose name is an abbreviation of the organization's motto, Doing the Most Good, feels a little bit like what Amazon would ship if you typed "grocery store" into the search bar.
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While seated in front of the news media, he gave a cheery readout of his discussion with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, whose country he'd eviscerated hours earlier at a breakfast she hadn't attended.
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The Dakota pipeline protests and the future of liberal activism The Dakota pipeline protests and the future of liberal activism A cheery spirit of industry runs through the Oceti Sakowin camp at Standing Rock.
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But generations of American Jews grew attached to the cheery pink packets their mothers and aunts carried in their purses, weapons to battle the effects of a lifetime of rich, starchy Jewish-American food.
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" One of Scranton's previous books had the even less cheery title of "Learning to Die in the Anthropocene," the Anthropocene being the era marked by "the advent of human beings as a geological force.
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In her studio, there are posters calling for Trump's immediate impeachment and decrying the corruption of power in Washington D.C. interspersed with preparatory sketches of models, cheery found photos and colorful to-do lists.
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Eventually, she and her cheery Ph.D. student Dominic (Adam Farrell) light out for that lake of legend, where Vanessa will try out some advanced imaging technology and maybe come to grips with Dad's disappearance.
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On a snowy evening in January, Korali, a Greek restaurant on the Upper East Side, seemed capable of transporting diners from the cold, uncaring city streets to a sunny, cheery island in the Mediterranean.
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And yes, for R Pyramid Head has been given a semi-chibi overhaul, albeit hardly a cheery, kawaii one—but does a character like this belong in a game with a PEGI 7 rating?
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Hatfield's deadpan, slightly flat voice suits Newton-John's cheery, perhaps too neatly developed pop melodies, producing a droll, amused quality that rejuvenates both the original songs and the bluntness of Hatfield's own guitar-rock.
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The 110 mg of caffeine in The Coffee gave me a steady energy, intensifying the 10 mg of THC enough to feel the cheery weightlessness I usually get when running on 20 mg of THC.
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Gaudí covered Casa Vicens' facade with cheery, ceramic tiles decorated with marigold and dianthus motifs, and many had to be replaced through a detailed process to replicate the careful casting technique of the original manufacturer.
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They make cheery, ludicrously Panglossian pitches: Give us $87.5 million for a new soccer stadium, and it will be the defining accomplishment of our generation, as well as something that will heal Charlotte's racial divisions.
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The boho aesthetic reconciled the cheery California part of Hudson's image with the "rocker" predilection — a point driven home in a sprawling 2000 Vanity Fair profile, set against the backdrop of Robinson's New York loft.
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This cheery promise came on the heels of self-inflicted blows, most obviously when Mr Musk tweeted carelessly that he had "funding secured" to take the company private, prompting a spike in its share price.
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The cheery crew of the Covenant — which is entirely made up of couples — are enjoying a meal together (remember that from the original Alien?) as they careen through space to their new planet to colonise.
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They serve no other purpose beyond announcing the vernal or autumnal equinox, depending on which hemisphere you live in, except for making the News Feed a bit more cheery and giving users something to share.
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With quality contributions from yacht-rock veterans Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins, the bassist and musical virtuoso Thundercat's "Show You The Way" brings deceptively cheery instrumentation to a metaphysical exploration of the lightness in darkness.
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One of the first shows to focus on a non-traditional family, it centered around a widowed father of three boys who married a single mother with three daughters and served up invariably cheery storylines.
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Check out the vid ... Taggart appeared cheery going after Donald and implored him to have the decency to admit what he allegedly did to her and the group of women accusing him of sexual assault.
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The idea of "sign-off" is a cheery little way to sell his second referendum policy—the factory foreman of UK PLC inking the dotted line on his clipboard at the end of his shift.
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For spring, she was in a cheery mood, sending out wet-haired models around a long, blue approximation of a swimming pool (the rare designer for whom a spring collection still means a spring wardrobe).
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"Everything important here happens on the margins," a rapper tells the author near the start of this snapshot of Mozambique, where the facts of daily life often contradict international organizations' cheery reports of economic growth.
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Although not a perfect film, Johnson took the necessary steps in his narrative and direction to help the franchise evolve — no longer is this new iteration just a cheery homage to the original three films.
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Beneath that cheery exterior, though, is a tenacious woman at the center of a battle over her family's fortune as well as the fate of two of the world's largest media companies, Viacom and CBS.
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If Secretary of State Mike Pompeo flew to Riyadh to read the Riot Act to Saudi rulers over the apparent murder of Jamal Khashoggi, he hid it well behind cheery smiles and professions of amity.
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It is the performative nature of childhood, sometimes a source of great joy and solace — watch the young actors turn even death into a cheery theater game — yet so often exploited to serve adult concerns.
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On each episode of this web series from the magazine Bon Appétit, the intrepid and cheery chef Claire Saffitz attempts to make an at-home, gourmet version of popular junk food — Twinkies, Pringles, Cheetos, etc.
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He dreamed of a polis of creative citizens working nobly with their hands, fed by cheery peasants from the green surrounding hills who brought in ungraded eggs and home-cured bacon, unbound by fussy regulations.
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Packaged in a giftable bow, this cheery knit throw with playful tassels ($37.03, normally $52.91) is the perfect for a white elephant gift exchange or adding a sprinkle of holiday spirit to your cozy den.
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In contrast to its cheery social-media tone, Netflix is "not necessarily the easiest to work with" on promotional partnerships with companies, said Stacy Jones, the chief executive of the entertainment marketing company Hollywood Branded.
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Mercure Brides Les Bains Grand Hotel des Thermes ($122) and cheap and cheery Savoy Hôtel ($99) are walking distance to local restaurants and Le Grand Spa Thermal, a wellness center with pool and massage treatments.
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Maruyama was one of only two Asians in the 1998 side and earned the nickname the "Smiling Assassin" for the cheery demeanor he displayed as he put the Americans to the sword at Royal Melbourne.
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At the University of Northern Colorado, they are cheery and polite, an odd mix of the prim and the profane: schoolteachers and churchgoers in sensible shoes, paunchy middle-aged men in tattoos and biker leathers.
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Sometimes that manifests itself in interesting ways, as is the case with the company's 3D printing products, and, sometimes, as with the recent addition of DRM to its desktop printers, things are a bit less cheery.
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Amid the monotony of sad pop EDM and moody trap flooding the airwaves today, the songs' throwback, cheery, summery, pop rock energy — with actual melodies and catchy chord changes — has caught on in a different way.
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Facebook is secretive about the exact makeup of its community operations team, which is in charge of user support, but a cheery recruitment video posted on YouTube offers a glimpse into how the company sees it.
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Clearly, Facebook wants to keep things cheery, at least when it comes to reminiscing, and it's willing to take Memories out of the feed so as to not trigger anyone who wasn't expecting a dark post.
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The single-lens rear camera won't capture as much depth information as the dual-lens camera on the iPhone XS. But in those bright, cheery colors, you might just forgive the slightly less cutting-edge phone.
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Based on Future Islands' bouncy pop song of the same name, it uses the HTC Vive headset to transport participants to a cheery, pastel planet inhabited by muppets and a tiny, endearingly grumpy-looking drum major.
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The mini movie trailers touch on all those notes (likable, caring, innovative, good for humanity), but in a more subtle way than those overly cheery greetings that Facebook started serving at the top of your feed.
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Don Hertzfeldt's eerie-yet-cheery "World Of Tomorrow" explores a loopy sci-fi premise, in which a far-future clone named Emily uses time travel to check in on the child who will become her progenitor.
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While sure some people awaken seven days a week with the same cheery, early-bird resolve routinely seen during working hours, many of us are excited to gift ourselves a few extra hours on the weekends.
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The tour of Russia's battle for hearts and minds — and ears — in Syria began in a tent mess, where a line of cheery middle-aged women ladled out kasha and tushonka, the Russian form of Spam.
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There are Pokéstops and gyms in every neighborhood in New York City, and countless cheery little Pokémon to capture, animated and flying or bouncing on a phone's camera screen with the real world in the background.
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Nevertheless, she said she was proud of his continued defiance -- Wa Lone's cheery smile and double thumbs up have become his trademark, despite being shackled and led everywhere by police -- and his calls for press freedom.
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Typically when a top exec steps down, he or she puts out a bright and cheery statement about needing to spend more time with family and maybe does a few heavily scripted interviews with the media.
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" We all would get a cheery email from the boss saying, "Team, just letting you know that X has graduated and we're all excited to see how she uses her superpowers in her next big adventure.
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During Byrne's appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to promote Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, the host pulled out a photo of a surprisingly cheery Byrne holding up a bottle at an airport security check.
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Nancy Johnson, who leads the North Dakota Soybean Growers Association, reached for a measure of cheery, upper-Midwest optimism as she expressed hope that the threat of tariffs was merely "a negotiating tactic" by Mr. Trump.
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Its seven rooms are individually decorated based on personalities of the family members of its owner, local interior designer Helena Dávila; take the Luisa, a cheery room with tropical print wallpaper named for her young niece.
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So when he sat down to work with a new artist named Molly McCormick, it was in the cheery kitchen of a flat in East London, which his friend Macpherson had temporarily transformed into a studio.
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TOKYO, March 13 (Reuters) - The official Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics Games Twitter account offers no inkling that the novel coronavirus pandemic has threatened the Games - and the account's cheery tone is prompting sarcastic online replies.
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AL HOCEIMA, Morocco — The house, down a dusty dirt track in a small village near the city of Al Hoceima in northern Morocco, looked dreary outside, with its unpainted facade, but inside the mood was cheery.
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This time it was Daryl's turn, and unlike the zombie fighting, ax fetching and son threatening Rick faced, Daryl's program involved a steady diet of dog food sandwiches, terribly cheery pop songs and the occasional beating.
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Yellow caution tape is wrapped around houses throughout the village in a sad counterpoint to the cheery plastic Mexican flags on windowsills and rooftops, vestiges of the nation's independence day celebrations several days before the earthquake.
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Conversely, the cheery story of Aceh's surprisingly rapid rebound from the 2004 tsunami turns out to have a lot to do with the central government reaching a generous peace accord with the local secessionist rebel group.
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The voice of the elephant is sweet and cheery (not creepy) sounding, and it says "hello baby" before starting the game of peek-a-boo, so children will think the elephant is talking directly to them.
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The fourth season opens with a cheery framing, repositioning itself as a kind of working girl comedy, Kimmy having left Columbia and taken a job at a tech startup at the end of the last season.
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If you've ever been curious as to how plane toilets actually function in the air, the cheery engineers in "The Pee Lab" (seriously) over at Air New Zealand have put together a behind-the-scenes video explainer.
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Even as Mark Zuckerberg has signaled he will shift the company toward private messaging — something the reporters do ask him about — Shah focuses on a cheery vision of Instagram as a place to browse and buy products.
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And a big plot twist in the first season's finale was a scene of Lawrence vigorously fucking a cheery bank teller after Issa had cheated on him with an old high school friend in an earlier episode.
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The overall mood was cheery ahead of the Fed's minutes with hopes of lower interest rates in the near-term to cushion blows from a bruising U.S.-China trade war and quell fears of an impending recession.
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The Woods lived in a cheery house on a bluff in northwest Washington, where the only thing missing from the family's homey living room was a bust from the Pro Football Hall of Fame on the mantel.
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Though the single was not exactly upbeat or cheery—witness the line, "You have no idea how hard I died when you left"—it was a little more up-tempo than some of the band's previous work.
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Certain towns like the mushroom-filled, cheery huts of Henesys, and the cool, urban thief hideout that is Kerning City, are kept and their theme music plays when you enter, bringing back a strong sense of nostalgia.
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Founders visit its offices in San Carlos in San Francisco's Bay Area or its opulent town house in London's Mayfair, in both places greeted at the door by Pepper, a cheery robot made by SoftBank's robotics arm.
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Wallace offers an ending to the cycle that could arguably be described as cheery: "Callers of course found that they were once again stresslessly invisible, unvainly makeup- and toupeeless and baggy-eyed," he writes, "once again free."
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"Both investors and consumers in Europe have started 2018 in a cheery mood, as the rotation away from the U.S. as the epicentre of global growth continues," said ANZ analyst Richard Yetsenga in a note to clients.
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Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis The inability of the 10-year Treasury to get back to or above 2.5 percent has been presented as an "argument" between a sober bond market and cheery stock market.
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But despite being named "America's Best Food City" by The Washington Post, the burgeoning restaurant scene in the picturesque West Coast city where young people move to retire is apparently not as cheery as it may seem.
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But Churchill's passion for eugenics indicated a much deeper abhorrence for anybody who didn't fit the ideal of the cheery white Englishman who woke up with a cup of Twining's and colonized India in time for supper.
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Colour by Numbers, Ted Baker's new women's daywear collection, features wardrobe building blocks like a tie-waist jumpsuit ($355) and flat buckle sandals ($135) in a cheery range of polka dots, stripes, mini fish and minimal solids.
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Read more: The director of "Hustlers" describes the 3-year struggle to make her gritty gangster movie, and not let it turn into "'Ocean's 8' with strippers"However, things weren't all cheery at the multiplex this weekend.
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Ingrid Goes West is twisted and dark comedy — part addiction narrative, part stalker story — and yet it's set in a world that's almost pathologically cheery: the glossy, sunny, nourishing, superfood- and superlative-loving universe of Instagram celebrity.
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He continued to hide behind the same cheery facade that had turned one mistake into a cascading nightmare, thanking the community for the friendships earned, and excitedly looking towards a future where he could… support other speedrunners?
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Among them is Watchman's, in the Krog Street Market, a cheery, Cuban-influenced restaurant that turns sustainably harvested Southern seafood into dishes like grilled fish collars bathed in Alabama white barbecue sauce and dappled with salsa verde.
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Thankfully, he leavens his magisterial tour of fearsome science and vast brewery history with cheery anecdotes, humor, vivid you-are-there prose and a clever eye for personality — or its absence — among the many experts he meets.
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In a wink to "Carousel," which mentions Coney Island, Mr. Weller has set his version of the tale there during the Great Depression, and Julia Noulin-Mérat papers the walls of her set with cheery period posters.
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"And it doesn't feel crammed — it feels open," he said of the apartment, which is cheery and spacious, with large, storybook-like casement windows, high ceilings and a kitchen with a pretty blue-and-white tile backsplash.
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But cheery photo essays by professional women about other women hesitating to join the work force make a subtler point: that the actual mechanics of discrimination tend to be more complicated than they appear from a distance.
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Regardless of the gravity of some of its situations, the movie maintains a consistent cheery glossiness and is lit in the manner of a particularly lifestyle-opulent hip-hop music video (like the Notorious B.I.G.'s "Hypnotize").
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Give credit to director James Wan for making "Aquaman" more of a rousing adventure than a grim-and-gritty action film; and to Jason Momoa for his cheery, charismatic portrayal of the half-human, half-Atlantean strongman.
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If you're tired of your usual cookie rotation, this one will break you out of your rut, with its chestnut and spelt flour base, snazzed up by a bright and cheery pink glaze made from pomegranate juice.
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Southwest, the country's biggest budget airline — and the most popular carrier in America, period, as of last year — is arguably best known for its free checked bags policy, its cheery staff, and its cheap, no-frills flights.
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For a start, European banks have been in a rather cheery mood after global banking regulators postponed the approval of a reform package designed to insulate the banking sector from a relapse of the 2008 global financial crisis.
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The actress and Growing comedian shared a hilarious video to her Instagram account on Wednesday, where she gave a cheery tutorial to other expectant moms showing them how to put their socks on at this stage in pregnancy.
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More than a thousand people in favor of Obama's action staged a raucous demonstration outside the white marble courthouse on a sunny spring day, with cheery mariachi music from a red-and-black clad band filling the air.
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Three, in total, are carried around town; two are of metal and one, true to Japan's contemporary anime-loving culture, is of the cheery, bubblegum-hued cartoon variety, and lofted by 18 fellows wearing glitter and fantastic makeup.
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When Hillary thrilled her "Enviro-imperialist" donors with her cheery promise to put coal miners out of work and energy companies out of business, miners and workers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio heard her loud and clear.
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Before trading started on January 4th, the first trading day of 2016, Chinese financial media were full of cheery predictions that the nation's markets would "open the door to red"—that is, get off to a flying start.
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What's more, seeing cheery people all around you is a constant reminder that others are having a good time when you aren't, says Michelle Riba, MD, professor and associate director of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Depression Center.
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This modern contextualizing of Strafe's pixelated retro gore and cheery, Tarantino-esque blood spatter — combined with game mechanics that are designed to be deliberately awkward — makes the entire project feel fresh, even though it's borrowing from old tricks.
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The outlook was no more cheery with the latest plunge in oil prices rattling world markets and prompting the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to concede a rate cut might be needed to stem any lasting economic damage.
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Day, the cheery, girl-next-door who was one of the biggest stars of the 21978s and 53s, died in May at the age of 25 in the Carmel, California, home she had made her refuge from Hollywood.
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Independent Lebanese MP Yassin Jaber, a member of a pro-Hezbollah parliamentary bloc, told CNN that he met with Hariri just as he returned from Saudi Arabia, and described the premier as cheery and in a "joking" mood.
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The London actor, who plays Finn in The Force Awakens, regularly shares cheery messages, videos of himself surprising fans, and amusingly-captioned photos of his complex relationships with both BB-8 and Harrison Ford on his Instagram page.
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Ingrid Goes West is a twisted and dark comedy — part addiction narrative, part stalker story — and yet it's set in a world that's almost pathologically cheery: the glossy, sunny, nourishing, superfood- and superlative-loving universe of Instagram celebrity.
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Mr. Kim is, by nature, a cheery person, but there was no mistaking the edge to his voice when he started talking about the World Bank economists whose pay is tied to how many loans they churn out.
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Across town is the cheery bright boutique and workshop of the designer Anna Trzebinski (94 Tumbili Road), one of the trailblazers here in integrating Maasai beadwork into high fashion products like handbags, suede jackets and Nepalese-woven pashminas.
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Ms. Lee, who lives in Seoul, was in a warehouse in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, last week, turning the local garbage into a cheery seascape installation, complete with gulls and rolling waves against a backdrop the color of Caribbean waters.
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A cheery, gray-bearded Bulgarian man named Atanas told me, through a few words of English and some artful hand gestures, that a miscreant had absconded with eighty thousand kronor (about ninety-three hundred dollars), leaving him penniless.
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When a cheery Facebook post harps about the "deals of the day" and advertises questionably cheap and useful items like yoga mats and non-stick pans, it seems like a smart decision to buy — just because you can.
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The deliverables But beyond the red-carpet treatment and the cheery chemistry that will likely color their meeting, the most persistent question hanging over Trump's second summit with the North Korean leader is simply: What will they achieve?
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The song's heartfelt lyrics touch on those parts of all of us that we all increasingly try to hide with lies and generalities and bright and cheery Instagram filters, in the hopes that no one will see our truth.
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As my health fluctuated, I quickly learned that granting everyone full disclosure to my condition made them feel entitled to an opinion, and that no matter how cheery I acted, those around me would always treat me as unwell.
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Other than its sheer size, this VW Buggy also catches the eye with a cheery matte-green paint job, exposed wheels with off-road tires, open side skirts, and, of course, the complete lack of any doors or roof.
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There are the heavy, sliding cell doors you might expect in a prison, but you may not expect the under-the-sea mural on the wall or the cheery coloring pages that dot the tables in the common space.
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Moore's attempts in the 1980s to escape her typecasting as a bright, cheery sunbeam were probably spurred by the success she found when director Robert Redford cast her as an emotionally frigid mother in his eventual Best Picture winner.
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The cheery man, whose name tag said "Pablo" on it, mumbled "we've got a cash customer" into a radio microphone on his lapel, which had the effect of instantly making me feel like I had done something very wrong.
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Because while I was wallowing in bed, whining and drinking a smoothie and waiting for the novocaine to wear off, Leah was bouncing back from double bone marrow transplants by belting out a cheery tune from her hospital bed.
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After a cheery opening act, Jackie Chan then unearths a dark conspiracy—the school headmaster (Danny McBride), in cahoots with the local Mafia chief (Ruby Rose), is funneling funds through the school or selling off reading materials or something.
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Outer Peace is full of the same cheery charm and outsized charisma that he's grown into over the last couple of records, but this one's a little closer to my heard because hey, he's turning into a cynic too.
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The device is marketed on the website with cheery colors and uses cutesy cartoon characters in a way that calls to mind spa brand Bliss and its '90s "Bliss Girls," seemingly aiming to make perineal cleansing a cozier experience.
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A serious realist might gripe that "Song of Myself" is too cheery for our dangerous times; that America, the whole world even, is coming apart at the seams, and that we shouldn't be celebrating anything right now, especially ourselves.
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His longtime friend Larry Kudlow, now serving as the top White House economic adviser, said the positive economic news -- paired with a preliminary agreement with the European Union to lower trade barriers -- had the President in a cheery mood.
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While Carter had presented herself as a cheery anti-suicide advocate at her high school—she was voted most likely to "most likely to brighten your day"—her messages to Roy in his last hours were almost unbelievably dark.
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But when he brings it home to the apartment he shares with June and her brother, Charlie, its colorful presence feels big and bold: a defiantly cheery gesture at a time when they all could use some extra buoyancy.
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NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — Anthony Mancinelli shook out a barber towel and welcomed the next customer to his chair in Fantastic Cuts, a cheery hair salon in a nondescript strip mall, about an hour's drive north of New York City.
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La Fuerza — which was opened in January by Julián Díaz, a prominent local bar owner, the writer Martín Auzmendi and two partners, and occupies a bright, cheery corner storefront — offers a traditional, yet fresh approach to the apertivo ritual.
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A follow-up post showed Legend's mini-me in a close-up shot, sitting on the shore, while a third photo featured a cheery selfie of Miles and his dad posed in front of a beautiful body of water.
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Mr. Tate, who became chairman of the Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (now Shine) in 1989, played down his disability and spoke of the rigors of conducting — up to and including Wagner's marathon-length "Parsifal" — with cheery gusto.
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Ms. Finn, who works for a Manhattan law firm, maintained a cheery outlook — buoyed, perhaps, by the fact that her morning commute had not been much affected, and that she did not have to reroute on her way home.
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His win suggested that Americans were more comfortable with misogyny than many had thought, but it also burst the bubble of cheery pop feminism, which had achieved its huge popularity at the expense of class consciousness and racial solidarity.
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In this month's cover story, we go inside the world of the hired guns who have emerged to fill the gap: a sea of women whose cheery posts posing in athletic wear with gun pockets can skirt the rules.
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I'll admit that my heart sank a bit when I first stepped into this cheery mise-en-scène (designed by Tom Burch), which features a thatched-roof bar, a couple of inflatable kiddie pools and garlands of fairy lights.
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When he went to photograph a long-abandoned factory that once produced canned vegetables, a cheery woman appeared out of nowhere to say that the factory had recently been sold and would be up and running in no time.
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An intimate boutique hotel in the true sense of the word — small, and loaded with charm and whimsy — with the added benefit of such cheery, personable staff that I watched one guest give a concierge member a hug upon checkout.
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Brenda Riojas, a cheery and tireless spokeswoman for the Diocese of Brownsville, which runs the centre, says that a woman arrived recently with a ten-day-old baby: she had given birth in the Mexican mountains during her northward trek.
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Keep one on your desk for a cheery TGIF-everyday accent, group in monochrome clusters as a dinner table centerpiece or scatter throughout your place to give it a tropical, backyard-soiree vibe — even if you don't have a balcony.
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"The reason we've had such a move in rate-hike expectations is that the inflation numbers were the cheery on the cake of a recent slew of soft data," said Richard McGuire, the head of rates at Rabobank in London.
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Based (very loosely) on a cheery, kid-friendly, sea shanty-like song that was originally released on the band's 1966 album Revolver, the movie was the group's third theatrical release, following the huge hits A Hard Day's Night and Help!
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Star Club, a Mario-themed bar in Tokyo's Shinjuku nightlife district (and the retro-gaming themed 8-bit Cafe, around the corner), would do less business with foreign fans and Japanese otaku alike were it not for the cheery moustachioed presence.
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Next to me sits Brian, a cheery guy from the Virgin Atlantic cabin crew who earns my undying devotion in just a few minutes for surreptitiously passing me clean tissues as I sob my way through a description of turbulence.
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Tokyo Gifathon recreates 30 uniquely Japanese experiences—everything from sumo wrestling, to vending machines, to sushi trains—using a cheery animation style that could make rooting around in a dumpster look like the most fun you could have in Tokyo.
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Cole seems to think that by not mentioning these atrocities, or the hunger ravaging the country, and by making a cheery video hanging out with his new North Korean friends, that he'll be able to help bridge some global divide.
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Astroscale's first mission, called ELSA-d a cheery acronym that hides the ominous "End-of-Life Service" hidden within it, aims to show that a reaper-style space robot can find lost debris, match a dead satellite's tumble, and dock.
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Although he refused any label, he has been seen as a precursor of Fauvism, a movement in the early years of the 20th century that privileged cheery landscapes in vivid colors and was popularized by Henri Matisse, who was Terrus's friend.
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What follows in the first two episodes of Kidding, which are streaming on Showtime, is a darkly funny portrait about what happens when the world's most famously cheery and empathetic man doesn't have an outlet for his valid negative emotions.
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A cheery illustrated banner on a new government website sits atop links to information on how to prepare for a no-deal Brexit that critics have said could cause food and medicine shortages, long border delays and widespread economic disruption.
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In Hulu's latest installment of Into the Dark, a horror anthology series made up of feature-length nightmares, a mid-level employee (Kyle Howard) is invited to the home of his boss (Julian Sands) for a night of cheery revelry.
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Following a boardwalk (and the wafting music of Jimmy Cliff or Peter Tosh) to a grassy hillside, you'll find a hodgepodge of umbrella-shaded outdoor tables scattered around a cheery bungalow, its deck adorned with cascading plants and a painted surfboard.
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Filled to the brim with a cheery, diverse crowd of old heads and glitter-toting toddlers alike, it's probably one of the best places to soak their marathon sets, which span from wonky jazz records to no-bullshit classic house.
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Ms. Trump's main public comment related to the subject came when she lashed out on Twitter at "trolls" who condemned her for posting cheery photos of her own children even as the government was separating migrant children from their parents.
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" But could there also be a whisper of East Coast resentment — or shall we say schadenfreude — from out-of-state commentators who, understandably, might be irritated by, to use a seasonal example, the cheery "Merry Christmas from the Santa Monica beach!
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There is nothing subtle or new about loudspeakers referring to other players as "our brave comrades," and there's a strange disconnect between the cheery British tones of the radio announcer and the subtitled Russian of almost every other voiced character.
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In a cheery, modern building in the Buchanan Arts District, the owners, Tiffany and Cliff Hancock, have put together a compelling menu that indulges the stomach while the smooth R&B in the background does the same for the spirit.
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Then the story takes a sharp turn: The kids fall into a river, and emerge in a seemingly utopian fantasy land, populated by tiny, cheery, treehouse-dwelling peach people who regard them as divine spirits and induct them into their culture.
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In March, Jibo, a social robot meant to be cheery and entertaining, personally delivered to owners the news of its impending shutdown with an oh-so-depressing shutdown speech: The servers for Jibo the social robot are apparently shutting down.
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This hearty brothy mix of kale (or cabbage), thinly cut onions, potatoes, and a handful of sliced discs of chourico sausage can be just as easily found on the menus of Lisbon's boutique upmarket hotels as its cheap and cheery tascas.
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As an introductory essay by Bill Wasik explains, the articles in the issue "ponder the internet's future at a time when that future has never felt more unsettled," and the cheery, colorful artworks leaven texts that might otherwise feel foreboding.
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Dead bodies, armed robbery, extreme homophobia, and militarized police forces weren't commonplace in the cheery world of Pokémon, but when Nintendo and mixed reality game developers Niantic launched Pokémon Go, they inadvertently invited in the real world's Rated-M problems.
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Across the fair, Safe Gallery has a cheery installation with works awash in soothing colors, including glass bongs by Alex Eagleton that attempt to elevate pipes to the realm of art: they're not usable, but they sure are aesthetically sexy.
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On Saturday's episode, the show's female cast members delivered a cheery political send-up of Mariah Carey's iconic seasonal ditty "All I Want for Christmas Is You" — asking special counsel Robert Mueller to finish his report on President Donald Trump by Dec. 25.
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The first thing that happened when I downloaded Allo, only a few seconds after I had given Google's new messaging app my phone number and snapped a selfie for my profile pic, is I got a cheery message from a new friend.
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But it ends on a cheery upbeat note anyhow — you wouldn't want to dwell on the chaos and destruction too long because it might just kill the mood — which is both completely predictable for a movie like Rampage and, well, kind of disturbing.
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Electrify America is the cheery name for the initiative that Volkswagen created and funded as part of its settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board after getting caught cheating on emissions tests for millions of diesel cars.
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He'd drift off to scores by Hans Zimmer (which he'd discovered via the Christopher Nolan–directed Batman movies) or songs from his favorite video game, Kingdom Hearts—a Disney-flavored role-playing game about a cheery teenager fighting the forces of darkness.
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Standfest's cheery advertisements, which repeatedly characterize these efforts as "cheap" and "easy" must be understood as his ironic commentary on a process that — as anyone who has attempted the American dream here in new Detroit can tell you—is neither cheap nor easy.
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He plays out the sinking of the ship in, basically, real time, with pauses for moments of calm during the storm (after the impact, but before it sinks), and check-ins with the musicians ("Nice and cheery, as if there's no panic").
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Below Mr. Met's cheery face, though, Collins stared out glumly as he confirmed that Lucas Duda, the slugging first baseman whose offense was an integral part of the Mets' success the last two seasons, had a stress fracture in his lower back.
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At one, in the troubled City of God favela, software now streamlines the triage process, a cheery ombudsman takes complaints and a new app lets supervisors track how long doctors spend with each patient — or whether they take inordinately long lunch breaks.
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Although the premise of the show is overtly nostalgic — all of the baking is done outside in a tent hung with cheery Union Jack bunting, alluding to the tradition of a village festival — the contestants are a culturally and ethnically mixed group.
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Despite this, the president was full of praise for the pontiff on Wednesday: According to reporters present when the pair were initially introduced, the pope was not his usual cheery self — and this was obvious from the official photos of the meeting.
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Bird and Burton's berserk canine star, who went on to be the subject of a relatively cheery spinoff series on CBS, is a perfect fit for "Amazing Stories" because he is only as goofy or monstrous as the humans who feed him.
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The Saturday Profile ROME — Emma Bonino had wrapped up the keynote speech at a rally in a Rome convention center to begin her campaign for Parliament in Italy's national elections on March 0003, and the cheery, generic background music had just come on.
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"Small Town, Big Mayor," an impossibly cheery and lighthearted reality series that began this month on UP TV, follows John Henry Berry, the mayor of D'Lo, which has a few hundred residents, as he tackles his "95-point plan" to improve the community.
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At the same time, India and China often bend over backward to look like they are getting along, sticking together at international conferences on climate change and holding high-level meetings with the cheery goal of doing nothing more than deepening their friendship.
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Over a plate of huevos rancheros at Cafe Luxembourg on the Upper West Side, not far from his home, the cheery Mr. Jones, 43 — his bright-blue eyes flashing as he lobbed wisecracks — talked about what makes him laugh, and what doesn't.
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"They thought I was a shrew," Witherspoon said, referencing the casting directors who couldn't separate the actress from one of her recent characters at the time, the self-assured overachiever Tracy Flick from Election — a far cry from the bubbly, cheery Woods.
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In an article with the cheery title "Get to Know Our Deputy Director," the CIA shared details about Haspel's background and career, including that she's originally from Kentucky and that she has a 22014-foot-tall poster of Johnny Cash in her office.
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The photographs are joined by a few artifacts from the asylums, such as a 1954 census board from Creedmoor in Queens (not a Kirkbride), counting its over 4,000 patients, and a wall of cheery postcards showing the asylums at their prime in saturated colors.
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The more cheery photos were a response to a widely circulated shot of Trump at the G7 with an apparently obstinate facial expression, as a seemingly exasperated Angela Merkel looked on -- a scene that the president says has been unfairly taken out of context.
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Yet digital progress presents a challenge to Chick-fil-A: how to translate its trademark cheery service and abundant free food in stores — which helped create its loyal customers in the first place — when its primary point of contact with some customers becomes a touchscreen.
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Here's a cheery thought to send you into the weekend: New research suggests that the greatest danger posed by an incoming asteroid is not from the cataclysmic impact of it striking the Earth—but from the enormous shockwave it produces when it enters the atmosphere.
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His charisma, also present, can be tougher to identify since he's a bit of a curmudgeon; his hold on people doesn't come so much from making everyone around him feel upbeat and cheery as it does from his ability to cut through all bullshit.
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Woven in Bali using native grasses that grow in the region's volcanic soil, this unique bag has a cheery butterfly pattern and is lined with traditional Indonesian batik-print fabric, with a drawstring pull at the top to keep all of her stuff secure.
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Mr Berlinger and his cameras—the first ever allowed inside a Tony Robbins event—follow the 6-foot 7-inch (200cm) cheery hulk as he dispenses his wisdom, pow-wows with his team and then lectures and engages with an eager audience of 2,500.
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Tyriqueordie rides the cheery waltz of "Drugs Make It Nicer Outside" like a fairground carousel, while "San Junipero, Pt. 1 & 2," true to its namesake Black Mirror classic, is built off a summery Sade sample that seems to phase in and out of dimensions.
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