She traveled from backyard to backyard, presumably from cocktail party to cocktail party, like that Cheever character crossing his neighborhood swimming in pools.
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Maybe save this one for a gala or cocktail party.
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The cocktail party introduces the Colton Drama, which is rich.
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The Rose Ceremony: There is no cocktail party this week.
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I met ghostwriter Jodi Lipper at a summer cocktail party.
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Kinda makes Cleo McDowell's cocktail party look like small potatoes.
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She is not saving her frustrations for cocktail party conversations.
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Pour that Champagne, baby, it's Pilot Pete cocktail party time.
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The cocktail party was reproduced in miniature in Gary's eyeglasses.
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We pick up in the middle of last week's cocktail party.
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In this edition, we hit a cocktail party benefit gone wrong.
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" Kelly doesn't back down: "You know it's not a cocktail party.
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And you know, our show is a cocktail party every morning.
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You're getting the cocktail party anecdote rather than the footnoted version.
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The episode ends with a stern rose ceremony, no cocktail party.
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Waking up the next morning, I was dreading the cocktail party.
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The couple met at a cocktail party in 2012 in Washington.
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I've worn to cocktail party, business meetings, school event, baby shower.
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Now that's a cocktail party we'd love to be invited to.
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JoJo doesn't cancel the cocktail party as she did last week.
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It was a never-ending cocktail party without the social anxiety.
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It was the most amazing cocktail party you could ever imagine.
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The women were all extremely anxious for the cocktail party, desperate for a little more time with Nick — so of course, the cocktail party was promptly canceled and they were sent straight into the rose ceremony.
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Putting this kind of planning into action amid the swirling chaotic bustle of the average holiday cocktail party (at least, my average holiday cocktail party) is what I mean by pampering, albeit in an understated way.
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This won't be your average cocktail party at a noisy night club.
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Cocktail party hot take: Maybe Martin Shkreli isn't that bad after all.
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But assorted unconnected facts are just that—fleetingly arresting cocktail-party diversions.
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After saying goodbye to Clay, this particular cocktail party was pretty emotional.
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The action of the cocktail party amounts to the same old business.
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File under: possibly useful information to share at the next cocktail party.
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Later, at the cocktail party, Olivia's new phantom disease is hives. Hives!
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Actually, she says, she had an "anxiety attack" at the cocktail party.
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Chris Harrison arrives and announces that there will be no cocktail party.
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The chain-splainer is a notorious date spoiler and cocktail-party pariah.
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It's like they're at a cocktail party, they're taking all the shrimp.
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He regaled the scouts with stories from a New York cocktail party.
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So, yeah, a cocktail party seems to sort of dash all that significance.
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On The Bachelorette, all the teams get to go to the cocktail party.
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Surprise, surprise, the cocktail party this week didn't go anything like I planned.
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The choice to not join the cocktail party was pretty immature and irrational.
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During the cocktail party, DeMario resurfaces, begging to be let onto the property.
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Your colleagues say you have a healthy distance from Washington's cocktail-party culture.
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He then wasted an entire cocktail party deciding to kick her off again.
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"It's not one big cocktail party with rich people," Mr. Van Bramer said.
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PEOPLE and TIME's Annual White House Correspondents' Cocktail Party is the place to be.
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She makes it through the press interviews and enjoys herself at the cocktail party.
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At this point, the experience essentially turned into a low-key, themed cocktail party.
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Larson was the host for the annual Women In Film Pre-Oscar Cocktail Party.
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All of its models look tailor-made for a cocktail party or beach retreat.
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Arriving to that cocktail party, I was totally shocked to see Chad standing there.
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The couple met in February 2012 at a mutual friend's cocktail party in Washington.
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Chad was literally stuffing his face with charcuterie for the entire final cocktail party.
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Stories like The Lovers and the Despot will always be interesting cocktail party fodder.
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She's wearing a gorgeous LBD that would be perfect for an upcoming cocktail party.
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He thinks of the board interview as part cocktail party, part mental-health exam.
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The Bidens will not be appearing on Washington's cocktail party circuit, which neither enjoys.
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Ms. DeMarse, who had helped organize previous reunions, first imagined a simple cocktail party.
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In Texas, a jalapeño-bacon cheese ball is often on the cocktail party buffet.
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Which is like every cocktail party you go to you hear about a cryptocurrency.
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So you still have no idea how to talk about cryptocurrencies at a cocktail party.
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He regaled a Boy Scout jamboree with a tale from a New York cocktail party.
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Gathering for a formal cocktail party, the characters present a gallery of contrasting academic types.
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At the cocktail party, you could really see the couples forming and the emotions flowing.
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Sorry to leave you hanging mid-cocktail party, but man, this was a crazy evening.
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If someone said that to you at a cocktail party, what would be your response?
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Host a candlelit cocktail party or have a couple friends over for an intimate potluck.
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The promo ends with Viall trying to charm the contestants during their first cocktail party.
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Or alongside a "skinny bitch" cocktail at a late-night cocktail party during fashion week.
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The cocktail party — less an immersive experience than a digestive one — is a nifty idea.
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"It somehow felt like home and like a really great cocktail party," Ms. Volandes said.
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Feel free to work that into conversation at your next staff meeting or cocktail party.
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Chasten Buttigieg is scheduled to attend a cocktail party in Hampstead, near London, on Oct.
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I didn't expect them to serve nasty artichoke dip at every single goddamn cocktail party.
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He has his own base of power that requires nothing from a D.C. cocktail party.
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The discourse, so conceived, isn't an arena or a marketplace, but an endless cocktail party.
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Plus, it just felt like an endless version of the worst kind of cocktail party.
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She remembers feeling like she'd allowed a "cocktail party version of myself" to take over.
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There's no 'gray area' when it comes to smoking meth at a cocktail party, for example.
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Here are a few things about the bill that might help at your next cocktail party.
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There was the big platter of chicken nuggets at the center of the evening's cocktail party.
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The small rumor mushrooms into a shout-y exchange at the pre-rose ceremony cocktail party.
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My favorite red carpet look was a yellow dress I wore to the InStyle Cocktail Party.
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There's no "gray area" when it comes to smoking meth at a cocktail party, for example.
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Ultimately, Dennis heard out her apology, but during last week's finale, Jacobs crashed Altschul's cocktail party.
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Once the rest of the cocktail party continued, I felt like I hit my rhythm again.
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Overall, the evening cocktail party was great besides the one-rose cloud hanging over my head.
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I knew how I felt and knew that a cocktail party would only delay the inevitable.
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French supermodel Cindy Bruna dished out major bridal beauty inspiration at the Atelier Swarovski cocktail party.
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Go ahead and plan a perfect cocktail party with these easy and stylish upgrades from eBay.
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I'm on a Wednesday panel about novelists working in TV, but tonight is the cocktail party.
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The result: shorts you can wear anywhere, even, in the right fabric, to a cocktail party.
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Lee and Cuomo met in 2005 at a cocktail party in the Hamptons, according to People.
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The musician even accompanied her to a cocktail party on the season finale of Southern Charm.
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Gregariousness, cocktail party charm, the ability to hold one's drink — all of that mattered, of course.
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It is not a cocktail party icebreaker question, but rather a test of perspective and experience.
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Then she revisited it at a cocktail party over Martin Luther King's Birthday weekend in 2016.
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Finally, we decided to give the cocktail-party people what they deserve: a cartoon-takeover issue.
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Scenario: An acquaintance gives you a "can't miss" tip on a stock at a cocktail party.
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It was really sad but also kind of like a cocktail party at the same time.
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"You know, it's not a cocktail party," Kelly told Trump in the interview regarding the tough questions.
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It's like trying to teach math in the middle of a big, loud, 19973-hour cocktail party.
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Krystal is upset when Arie reneges his decision to exclude the losing team from the cocktail party.
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A vast majority are well adjusted — as winning at a cocktail party as in the spelling bee.
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But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's wrap up the cocktail party and talk about DeMario.
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By the time the cocktail party rolled around, Daniel, Carl and Ryan were on the chopping block.
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They invite Logan to a cocktail party where he can learn more about the investment they're pitching.
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"I'm sorry about my actions at the cocktail party last night with the stuffed dog," he says.
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The cocktail party becomes a setting for a major blow up between women where shots get fired.
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One resident might use the space for a meeting; someone else might hold a cocktail party there.
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The carts will be on view following a cocktail party from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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It's still a much simpler task than filtering the myriad competing voices at your average cocktail party.
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He'll need to know what's going on, or he'll make a faux pas at a cocktail party.
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I drop into a Movado cocktail party there, hoping to see at least a few Baselworld celebrities.
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If you're at a cocktail party and someone gets your job title wrong, do you correct them?
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At an Ethereum cocktail party in San Francisco one recent night, hosts projected CryptoKitties across the wall.
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The lavish cocktail party was one example of a lucrative and expanding niche within Washington's influence industry.
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"When you go to a cocktail party and you don't know anyone, you're by yourself," Zalis says.
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At the end of every month, Ms. Yang hosts a cocktail party to unveil the tap selections.
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Their spat erupts at the final cocktail party, when Demi interrupts Tracy's time with Colton for a massage.
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And while the women were quite upset over her cocktail party moves, fans actually seemed to dig them.
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I'm here tonight at my old friend Fred Hardesty's lake house, and it's a big cocktail party benefit.
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The episode ends when Colton runs away from the cocktail party, effectively changing the direction of the conversation.
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The more votes your red carpet or cocktail party ensembles get, the higher you'll rise on the leaderboard.
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Against Martin's instructions, she plunders her sister's jewels and turns a bland ceremony into a lively cocktail party.
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She challenges Logan (who doesn't know what she is yet) to spot the hosts at a cocktail party.
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Females in film will be honored at the 9th annual Women in Film cocktail party at Hyde Sunset.
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The protagonist soon sneaks his way into a cocktail party disguised as a waiter, expecting easy, lucrative targets.
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The moments when it could be just us, even if it's a group date or a cocktail party.
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Tia and Caroline ultimately face-off with Krystal during the cocktail party, and they make virtually no headway.
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I find myself yet again in another cocktail party more emotional then I'd ever been with the guys.
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They're holding secret meetingsThe Republican party's disdain for Trump isn't just an informal topic of cocktail-party chatter.
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The following evening, Becca cancels the cocktail party and heads straight into eliminations, sending home Connor and Lincoln.
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Sometimes I felt I was registered in Cocktail Party 101; I wanted to be urbane more than erudite.
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And I didn't, I have a perfectly lovely superficial cocktail party relationship with Harvey Weinstein, and no business.
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"The Cocktail Party" shows a gathering of eleven smartly dressed people (including Ada) in a New York loft.
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I survived speed dating 100 guys and a testosterone-filled cocktail party, but that was just the beginning!
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Of course, the gatherings they preside over have astronomically higher stakes than those of an average cocktail party.
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In 24, the computer scientist David Gedye had an idea that could only originate at a cocktail party.
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"It is like a rollicking cocktail party where everybody loves the same thing you do," Ms. Amlen said.
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The Thing With the early 20th-century emergence of the cocktail party came cocktail jewelry: bright, brazen, sparkling.
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A cocktail party degenerates into surreal anarchy, with witches prancing about and the lovers copulating in a bathtub.
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She cancels the cocktail party and heads straight into the rose ceremony, where Nick and Christon get the ax.
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We're staying at my friend's house on Fire Island, where our night started at a fabulous, classy, cocktail party.
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Sometimes dreams are such a far cry from reality that they do make for somewhat entertaining cocktail party conversation.
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David A Johnston 5/10 Dressing up like a terrible person at a terrible summer cocktail party this year?
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Colton decides to skip the cocktail party and go straight into the rose ceremony, where he sends Katie home.
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Wear your suit to a cocktail party and put that enclothed cognition into action as you work the room.
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There's also some cocktail party effect involved, which allows an individual fish to hear another fish over the din.
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The grinning, Manhattan cocktail party-ready- Trump perfectly willing to dance around to Hotline Bling in a stylish suit?
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The "drama" of Bibiana begins long before her eventual blow up at the episode-ending rose ceremony cocktail party.
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For the final rose ceremony, Becca skips the cocktail party this time, which is to say, she means business.
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Hannah eventually admits she is "not that great" and has suffered since the night prior's group date cocktail party.
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While Stewart and Maxwell weren't exactly dressed for a wedding or even a cocktail party, nobody seemed to mind.
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Williams is sometimes called "cocktail party syndrome" because of its tendency to make people extremely outgoing and irrepressibly friendly.
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Coming off of a heated cocktail party and rose ceremony, the ladies of Paradise are ready to move forward.
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Tapping the app on Saturday night I got options for a cocktail party playlist and some serious dancehall jams.
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Perhaps you'd like to take part in native dances or infiltrate a foreign government at a classy cocktail party.
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The couple met at the cocktail party of a mutual friend in 2009, and they began dating in 2012.
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I was at a cocktail party, milling around with more than a dozen gay men, all of them white.
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Toward the end, each session evolves into a cocktail party: Beer and cheese pairings, Mondays 7 to 9 p.m.
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She landed the job after ranting about "groupthink" to Peter Thiel at a cocktail party about 15 years ago.
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Guests stepped onto a red carpet as they entered the club and wandered over to a poolside cocktail party.
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I entered the cocktail party knowing by the end of the night I'd have to say a couple hard goodbyes.
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Indeed, even Bachelorette contestants have used this fun fact as a ploy to get more attention during a cocktail party.
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No one loved a fancy cocktail party and a chance to show off a little bling more than Jake Merendino.
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Keep these recipes (below) on-hand for your next outdoor cocktail party, so you can make a toast to summer.
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As for me, I knew what I wanted to do and a cocktail party wasn't going to change my mind.
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He then opted to spend some quality time with the women by the pool, in lieu of a cocktail party.
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There's a price to be paid for defying cultural norms, whether it's in a classroom or at a cocktail party.
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Arie decides to cancel the cocktail party and head straight into the ceremony because he's already made up his mind.
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The cocktail party problem, for example, refers to how difficult it is to separate numerous conversations in a noisy setting.
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By the time the cocktail party rolls around, the thirst levels inside the mansion are at an all-time high.
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The Florida man's strengths continued to shine during the after-date cocktail party, where he finally opens up about himself.
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"I can't understand people who read comics!" he told the film director Alain Resnais at a cocktail party in 1969.
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Their corner often resembles a cocktail party for the scantily clad, as guests wait for orders, or a seat inside.
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"I find myself yet again in another cocktail party more emotional then I'd ever been with the guys," she wrote.
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The evening began with a cocktail party in a room that felt like a giant sinkhole lined with rare books.
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Unlike many other team owners, he did not attend an elaborate cocktail party hosted by the N.F.L. on Monday night.
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That being said, if you want to throw a cocktail party or book club gathering over Zoom, have at it.
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And the developer bought back the company and failed badly, Trump said: And I saw him at a cocktail party.
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Jumping into a game of Fortnite is paying a social call, the equivalent of dropping in on a cocktail party.
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How Lauren Gross got the jobA chance encounter at a cocktail party put Gross on the path to Founders Fund.
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When Kelsey returns, she has a rose and the women eventually learn the pre-rose ceremony cocktail party is cancelled.
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"This is not exactly a happy-time cocktail party of people you want to be associated with," Mr. Spicer added.
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Encounters At a recent cocktail party in Manhattan, John Dean and Salman Rushdie were sitting on a zebra-print bench.
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In his current role, he'd probably leave the room if someone like Chang turned up at the same cocktail party.
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"I feel like I've been at a civilized cocktail party and suddenly there's the sound of breaking glass," he said.
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Witness a sequined goldenrod Ralph Lauren halterneck dress worn to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association/InStyle cocktail party in November.
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Self-hatred led to self-medication, until his life, he said, was a cocktail party of morphine, heroin and pills.
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The couple met in 2014 at a cocktail party in New York, while Mr. Elmets was visiting from Los Angeles.
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With the exception of an occasional cocktail party with friends, my holiday entertaining mostly centers around smaller get-togethers with family.
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And whether in the workplace, at the playground, at a cocktail party, or within a "solidarity" movement, people love to judge.
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This particular model, in a rich burgundy, looks like something that you'd wear to a Madison Avenue cocktail party after work.
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I was once at a cocktail party with my parents, and I witnessed them being asked, 'What does your son do?
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Arie likely wanted to spend time with them at the cocktail party, so he switched the rules to match his needs.
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He trots around one cocktail party in them until Colton, a beefy footballer with a fame-adjacent dating history, gets mad.
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She spent the cocktail party eating gummy worms with Dylan Barbour, but also danced to a mariachi band with Blake Horstmann.
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Rather than just a pompous paper, everybody has a cocktail party, they discuss, and then it goes in a drawer. Right?
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It was a model of a cocktail party full of resentful strangers who just wanted a free hotel room and dinner.
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Oh, and so that you can sound extra cool at the next cocktail party, the dash in the name is spoken.
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"My husband had always loved the building," she said, and they discovered it was available by chance at a cocktail party.
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On Tuesday morning it was full of the news media; that evening it coincided with a cocktail party for museum patrons.
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A year into our relationship, we were working a cocktail party together to help out my brother with his catering company.
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The more important thing from the cocktail party, though, is that Kelsey is really, really upset over a bottle of champagne.
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But that's how fast things move in start-up land: In 12 months they'd already become a cocktail party punch line.
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I mean- He's not going to talk ... What I would say is- Is he talking about you at a cocktail party?
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I can almost guarantee you that a cocktail party in VR is invariably more fun and more rewarding than a cocktail party in real life, and maybe that would be my answer: let's go do this in VR. There's been a lot of talk about the possibilities of storytelling for VR. What do you see in that space?
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Instead of giving her space, Chris follows her around the entire cocktail party, begging for her to give him a second chance.
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What role do you see in terms of a resurgence of that sort of cocktail party scoop type of journalism in that?
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Here's the cocktail party fodder you've given me: There was a No Nose Club for people who'd lost their noses to syphilis.
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Going into the cocktail party, tensions are running extremely high, especially for the contestants who've had little to no time with Hannah.
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Last year, I was at a fancy cocktail party when I became enamored with an elegant older woman and her handsome husband.
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Flash forward to your next cocktail party: a mint-infused Old Fashioned, and, probably, a round of applause from your awestruck guests.
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I don't think sort of water cooler arguments or cocktail party arguments between anti-vaxxers and vaxxers will do anyone any good.
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Walter looks just like David, but he speaks like an American newscaster instead of a British fin-de-siècle cocktail party host.
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At the pre-Rose Ceremony cocktail party, Ben announces that two of his family friends have just died in a plane crash.
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You could go to a cocktail party with the same outfit, just by putting on earrings or some other pair of shoes.
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When actual lines of poetry do emerge in the book, they pass like trays of delectable hors d'oeuvres at a cocktail party.
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The invisible student would win sweet revenge decades later when he hosted a cocktail party at Trump Tower for his graduating class.
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The Bulldogs and the Gators will, as always, play their annual game (known as the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party) in Jacksonville.
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And in grade school she performed skits — a cocktail party, a beauty contest, an operation — in which she played all the roles.
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The other ticket tiers were "Amethyst" ($383,000, including a cocktail party featuring martinis spiked with collagen powder) and the lesser "Lapis" ($500).
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg spoke at a private cocktail party on Wednesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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And as bridesmaids' attire came to look more like cocktail party attire, the need for a bridesmaids-only line may have waned.
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How many will want to go to a cocktail party at his apartment in Trump Tower, with its extraordinary view of Manhattan?
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Mr Thiam had an acrimonious relationship with Mr Khan; the pair reportedly had a blazing row at a cocktail party in January.
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Ms. Marron said she met Mr. Marron at a cocktail party at the Museum of Modern Art; they were married in 1985.
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So prior to this, prior to the guy who ran Dotdash at the cocktail party, you were known as the Webbys guy.
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It is immediately dull since some parts of the conversation — like the sixth episode's cocktail party screaming match — had just aired minutes prior.
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After the nightmare that was the cocktail party came the rose ceremony, where JoJo finally got to send some of these clowns home.
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The last cocktail party was essentially designed solely for Wells who had found himself in a love quadrangle with Ashley, Jami and Shushanna.
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At the group date cocktail party, she literally does it (in what is supposed to be a playful, hot way), which I respect.
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But like a strange version of the cocktail party syndrome, the threads of thoughts sort themselves in sequence, rising in an orderly fashion.
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Eight hundred invited guests stood in the palace courtyard with cocktails alongside thousands of locals who were invited to join the cocktail party.
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Often follows the Cocktail Party, though some bachelors/bachelorettes prefer to cut to the chase and skip straight to the Rose Ceremony instead.
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Going into the cocktail party, I had so much hope since each date had really advanced my relationships with each of these guys.
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I had some really solid relationships forming and I knew that another cocktail party wasn't needed to figure out which relationships weren't progressing.
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But before that could happen, without any warning, things came to an abrupt and screeching halt during the cocktail party before the ceremony.
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If Oscars night is the swanky cocktail party of Hollywood's awards season, then the Grammys are a full-on rock 'n' roll rager.
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Then, Krystal withdraws from the cocktail party, hurt that Arie decided to invite the losing team despite his promise to send them home.
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Then Chris Harrison interrupted the cocktail party and asked to speak with me and I knew something serious was about to go down.
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By the second cocktail party of the season, the guys are giving it their all and Becca is making out left and right.
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If Trevor Noah's new $10-million penthouse isn't the perfect place for an under-the-stars cocktail party, we don't know what is.
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And because Chip wouldn't be Chip if he threw a simple cocktail party, he kicked things up a notch with some spirited competition.
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BOOKER: I passed them once at a cocktail party, but I'm not beyond working with people on the other side of the aisle.
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We're told Laura was working, interviewing celebs at the award show -- and their convo was nothing more than casual, friendly cocktail party chatter.
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Susan Martin of SMARTproductions recently told Brides magazine that she's seen a major upswing in cocktail-party-heavy weddings and "free-form" dining.
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You'll put it up for a cocktail party and realize that the undone look you were going for actually reads as Regency bride.
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Saks Fifth Avenue previews its new 86,000-square-foot downtown store at Brookfield Place with a cocktail party before its official opening tomorrow.
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Many of those selected attended the cocktail party and dinner, including British designers like Jonathan Anderson, Roksanda Ilincic, Mary Katrantzou and Erdem Moralioglu.
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The event usually starts with a cocktail party the night before and includes a tailgate party featuring one or more former Giants players.
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You weren't hired to make sure everyone on the payroll is having fun; you're managing a place of business, not a cocktail party.
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I went to a cocktail party that night and had to restrain myself from asking friends if they wanted to touch my butt.
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The guys we've already started to forget are trying to piece together a survival strategy for the cocktail party before the rose ceremony.
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He shook Adichie's hand like a cocktail party veteran, telling her he'd heard a lot about her and was happy she was there.
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" The Wodehouses were giving a cocktail party when "a French gendarme knocked and announced that the Germans were coming," The Times reported. "Mr.
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As they were leaving, one woman mentioned that she was heading to a cocktail party that evening, because there would be free food.
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Ahead of the rose ceremony, Chris Harrison cancels the cocktail party, and thank god because this thing needed to move the heck along.
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The couple met in 2013 at a cocktail party fund-raiser in Manhattan for a nonprofit organization at which the bride then worked.
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Pachulia sat out the second half with a heel contusion, but the fans treated the rest of the game like a cocktail party.
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Then they tour the exhibition on their way to the cocktail party, so they are at least theoretically forced to see the culture.
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But because he's on some weird power trip, he makes no effort to steal some time with her during the cocktail party that evening.
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"Stories are the new News Feed" is the TechCrunch headline; "the camera is the new keyboard" is the self-satisfied cocktail party conventional wisdom.
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Ultimately, Dennis heard out her apology, but during the season finale finale, Jacobs she crashed (and was swiftly kicked out of) Altschul's cocktail party.
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"From that first cocktail party, it was like this instant calibration between souls, as if we had known each other once before," Marx said.
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"Aw, this is our first fight," she says later at the cocktail party, just after Arie's scolded her for essentially throwing a pity party.
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"I plan to make it a weekend to remember, with a cocktail party on a private yacht kicking it off," she previously told PEOPLE.
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The purposeful humiliation of Bibiana doesn't end with GLOB — Gorgeous Ladies Of (The) Bachelor — because the indignities continue at the rose ceremony cocktail party.
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The lumberjacking is fun until the cocktail party, when Jean Blanc takes it upon himself to tell Becca he's falling in love with her.
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If you work on self-driving cars, the cocktail party question people always ask is probably: When will I get to interact with one?
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Organizers say the Deploraball is a cocktail party for Trump supporters from all ethnic backgrounds and no incendiary or discriminatory actions will be allowed.
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The rest of the men at the cocktail party cock their noses and take a whiff of steaming testosterone wafting in from the porch.
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At the next night's pre-Rose Ceremony cocktail party, Olivia continues to monopolize Ben's time, which really sets Lace and her alter-egos off.
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Every spring, scientists and birders coalesce on Reed's Beach in New Jersey, which hosts what is essentially a giant, annual cocktail party of birds.
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Performing "Moves," Sean fist bumps with a dude who looks like Santa Claus and is the entertainment for this literal cocktail party of grandparents.
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Dr. Baumgartner compared it to a cocktail party at which everyone is talking at once and you can't hear the person next to you.
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The arrangement had a cocktail-party charm until I was asked to return to my seat; I was blocking the path to the restroom.
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If you want to take your cocktail party game to the next level, it may be time to invest in an ice ball mold.
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Those are the only four words you need to navigate a potentially awkward conversation, whether on a blind date or at a cocktail party.
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For the welcome cocktail party, Mr. Santos's father, Alvin Santos, marinated nine pounds of pork brought over on the 40-minute flight from Oahu.
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Back in May, Knightley showed off her baby bump in a cream-colored, sheer gown while attending a Chanel J12 cocktail party in Paris.
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Back in May, Knightley showed off her baby bump in a cream-colored, sheer gown while attending a Chanel J12 cocktail party in Paris.
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Mr. Lombardi confirmed that on Wednesday night he played host to a cocktail party for Ms. Le Pen in his spacious Trump Tower apartment.
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Yeah. He owns a bunch of properties that people are not gonna flock around you at the cocktail party, 'cause they're curious about it.
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"Cocktail Party, Wellfleet, Massachusetts, 1977" is related to the photograph of the Truro interior both in its format and in the emphasis on verticals.
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If you ever want to enliven any cocktail party filled with executives from the telecommunications or cable industry, just start chatting about dumb pipes.
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Befitting his gene pool, Seth Meyers says his son Ashe Olson boasts a budding sense of humor — and has even perfected his cocktail-party laugh!
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The first cocktail party was essentially one giant trainwreck, save for a few decent one-on-ones here and there – but then there was Jordan.
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Boss on the Premises The night before the wedding, the couple held a rehearsal dinner and cocktail party at Parkman House, the mayor's official residence.
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With Chad gone, the cocktail party was a chance for me to really just get back to focusing on my feelings for these incredible men.
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The cocktail party this week is dominated entirely by Krystal, who has been holed up in her room since the Great Bowling Incident of 2018.
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I had already said goodbye to two men before the cocktail party and there was just one more tough goodbye ahead of me that evening.
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Excessive reverberation acts to "smear" and distort verbal elements, requiring louder voices and, in crowded places, a buildup of background noise (the cocktail party effect).
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While that can work on a date, in an informational interview, or at a cocktail party, family members won't always let you off so easily.
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Take Emilia Wickstead's suits, for example – shown with pants and skirts – at an afternoon wedding, or the black suits at Akris at a cocktail party.
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Here, though, they are used to perfectly simulate getting stuck at a cocktail party with someone who won't stop telling supposedly fascinating anecdotes about themselves.
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You can save up to 30% off a number of the company's glasswares that will impress your friends and family at your next cocktail party.
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Of course, his left-wing friends (and the entire Georgetown cocktail party crowd) would have been enraged by a book that took President Trump seriously.
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The opening night cocktail party is May 93, and the show house runs from May 12 to June 9 at 19 East 61st Street; kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org.
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Once in DC, Reynolds joined the Washington cocktail party crowd, and his folksy routine was mostly shelved (except for that old Ford — he kept that).
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As well known for her entertaining skills as for her riding ability, she was credited in the press for holding the first society cocktail party.
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It was the kind of dress that a young princess might wear to a cocktail party — the stuff of a 12-year-old girl's dreams.
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Running a close second is the labneh fortified with shallots, which give it some of the charm of an old-fashioned cocktail-party onion dip.
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She plays the lounge singer at a holiday cocktail party, twisting syllables around in a languorous drawl while taking drags from a cigarette and winking.
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Her feed is gorgeous to look at and full of style inspiration — so basically, you could trust her to bring it with those cocktail party gowns.
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But once you begin looking at what the ISAB really does, it certainly sounds like something one would enjoy bragging about at a Washington cocktail party.
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Going into the cocktail party, tensions are running extremely high, especially for the contestants who've had little to no time with the man of the hour.
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That night at the cocktail party, Hannah takes Luke aside to dig deeper into the "little red flags" she's been getting based on his possessive behavior.
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The next day, Chris Harrison makes his requisite fly-by at the mansion letting the men know that there won't be a cocktail party that night.
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Brunchwork is one of the latest entrants in a networking industry increasingly focused on alternatives to the traditional cocktail party and trips to the golf course.
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I though it was our contractor at first but then I realized he probably wouldn't have brought his friends every night for a midnight cocktail party.
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I already knew who in my heart I wanted to continue this journey with, and so canceling the cocktail party was the best decision for everyone.
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That's the same Luger he eventually pulled out during a 1950s cocktail party in Martins Ferry and accidentally shot into the ceiling of my grandparent's home.
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Even though my conversations were so honest and open with all of the men, at the end of the cocktail party I still was so confused.
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I'd figured that the women from the group date would have told the rest of the house by the time I arrived for the cocktail party.
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Pre-Show Prep Many women competing on the Bachelor book everything from highlights and bikini waxes to lash extensions and Botox before the first cocktail party.
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In one scene, at a big, fancy cocktail party where a jazz drummer is playing a solo, Madoff's business is tanking, and he needs money badly.
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That is an all too predictable conclusion from someone who once attended a cocktail party in Santiago with 22008 other people representing "half of Chile's GDP".
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Remember the cocktail party sense of alarm about Sarah Palin and the idea of her being a heartbeat away from the presidency not so long ago?
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Whether you're in the midst of decorating a new flat or planning an epic cocktail party for your friends, updating your bar cart is, well, rewarding.
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But it was actual firefighter Grant who busted through that non-glass ceiling like a pro to score extra screen time at that night's cocktail party.
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I saw plenty of finger-food platters for sale, leaving me assured I'd be prepared for any tailgate, cocktail party, or networking event without a sweat.
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Then, at a cocktail party, he met Robin Goodwin, a professional painter, who invited Mr. Shepherd to bring his work to his studio for an evaluation.
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Lexi didn't make the biggest impression on Peter at first, because during the cocktail party in episode 2, he basically had no idea who she was.
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The two entertainers remain close after their breakup, and last month celebrated Kaling's own 40th at a cocktail party at San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood.
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At a cocktail party at my home a few months ago, I started chatting with a few middle-aged women, including a few I barely knew.
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The pricey part will take place at his house in Nob Hill, which includes a round-table discussion with the candidate and a small cocktail party.
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" This year, Jarry was selected to partner with the James Beard Foundation on a June 22017 Pride cocktail party at the Beard House, titled "Cheers, Queers!
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Adding insult to injury, Chris Harrison announces that the pre-rose ceremony cocktail party has been canceled because Peter has already gotten the clarity he needs.
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Set in 1977 at a cocktail party from hell, the story opens on Beverly (Sarah Street) and Laurence (John Pirkis), the hosts, preparing for their guests.
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Postscript The memorial at the Upper East Side apartment of Tina Brown and Harold Evans for the literary agent Ed Victor felt like a cocktail party.
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All the shirts were displayed at the debut cocktail party, some on rotating installations in a hall of mirrors, the better to see the celebrity handiwork.
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In a confessional that evening, Sydney accuses Alayah of being "all fake" and tells Peter as much the next day during the group date cocktail party.
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One year, JPMorgan Chase rented out the Kirchner Museum Davos to throw a cocktail party co-hosted by Dimon and former British prime minister Tony Blair.
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"And I saw him at a cocktail party, and it was very sad because the hottest people in New York were at this party," Trump explained.
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Glow's approach is even seedier than a swanky informational IVF cocktail party, in that it preys on women who have been logging years of intimate data.
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One of the most memorable conversations of the night was with Bekah M. At the cocktail party (on the infamous daybed) she really cut to my core.
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In the clip, the duo are at a rooftop cocktail party in New York City with a few other RHOBH stars, including Erika Girardi and Kyle Richards.
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If you got all of these humans into a room, it would be Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" but at a cocktail party, in 2018.
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Swim, go blackberry picking, visit wineries, then join together for a BYOB cocktail party and barbecue of local meats, cheeses, greens and ice cream at 6 p.m.
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Instead of responding with camaraderie, China demanded plum roles, sent spy ships to snoop on the manoeuvres and barred Japanese officers from the traditional shipboard cocktail party.
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From an evening cocktail party and a couple of work meetings, to some hours of exploration and the "big game," these jeans got me through it all.
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"I saw him at a cocktail party and it was very sad because the hottest people in New York were at this party," Trump told the gathering.
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The characters are Howard, an essayist-cum-poet with populist ideas, his daughter Judy, a brilliant, sardonic sort adept at cocktail party chatter, and her lover Jack.
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Something that you don't see in the episode is that when I canceled the cocktail party after saying goodbye to Jack, I stopped by the guys' suite.
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I decided to cancel the cocktail party that week in Tahoe because by that evening, I felt strongly in who I was ready to say goodbye to.
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" But that's not true, really: Mention the case at a midsize cocktail party of lawyers, and many will come back with "Three generations of imbeciles are enough.
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She recalled a cocktail party conversation with a woman who asked why she was not seeking help from Naral during her run for State Senate in 2008.
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The morning following a Democratic debate is like waking up after a loud cocktail party and trying to piece together the discordant images from a long night.
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These were rich dowagers like Clara Bell Walsh, famed for inventing the cocktail party, who moved into palatial suites and never moved out — until they moved on.
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Afterward, guests traveled to a cocktail party in a private garden on the outskirts of the city, complete with a concert from the American singer Beth Ditto.
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Weed is legal in California, the state where The Bachelor mansion resides, and who wouldn't want to calm their nerves with a little pre-cocktail party joint?
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I'm flipping through emails to clear out my inbox and come across an invite for a cocktail party/political fundraiser aiming to get more Democratic women elected.
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" He proceeded to issue some "proclamations": "From this day forward, if someone at a cocktail party says, 'Here's something interesting,' what they say must be something interesting.
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Even if you don't have a single wedding on the docket, many of these would make for excellent cocktail-party getups — and many are as low as $69.
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Just a month ago, Kaling and Novak were together while celebrating The Mindy Project star's 40th birthday at a cocktail party at San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood.
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Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams had a high-fashion girls' night out when they attended the cocktail party in celebration of Peter Dundas' pop-up store opening.
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The dimension-transcending oracle you known by the mortal name Chris Harrison arrives to announce that there will be no cocktail party that day, but a pool party.
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During the meeting, a slender woman clad in head-to-toe athleisure, named Madison, tells a story about successfully avoiding her favorite hors d'oeuvres at a cocktail party.
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Qualcomm later said that the problem was low lighting conditions, and it worked better in a show floor demo, not the cocktail party where I initially tried it.
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Cocktail Party: An occasion for all the remaining contestants to dress up in their most elegant best, from skin-tight bandeau dresses to chicken suits to shark costumes.
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Kardashian, 31, has said her show encourages conversation to flow with the help of real cocktails – and that she wants it to have a real cocktail party feel.
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Many of the show's funniest moments are when Rob and Sharon discuss their children — especially their physical attributes — as if they're gossiping about strangers at a cocktail party.
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If he happened to have VIP passes and ran into an artist backstage or found himself at a cocktail party with someone famous, he'd give them one, too.
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I decided that a pool party was the best choice to get to know these women in a more natural setting without the pressure of a cocktail party.
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This means the pre-rose ceremony cocktail party has been thrown in chaos, with the men filing outside as if they intend to ritualistically sacrifice their former rival.
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Stepping out at a Chanel J12 cocktail party in Paris on Thursday evening, Knightley wore a cream-colored, sheer gown that clearly showed off her growing baby bump.
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In keeping with the theme, the new Japan Store, from the country's largest department store group, holds a private (sake) cocktail party this evening before its opening tomorrow.
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Last month in Chicago, Team Ryan, the Speaker's political operation, hosted a cocktail party and dinner reception at the historical Tree Studio building, according to Crain's Chicago Business.
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For live music, we booked The Cottontails — a local S.F. jazz band — they added such an amazing vibe to our outdoor cocktail party and people absolutely loved them.
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It may not be sexy, it may not be interesting to someone at a cocktail party, it may not get covered in one of the umpteen media blogs.
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On the 21st, we will host a cocktail party to celebrate springtime with friends at the Gibson's back patio, one of my favorite hidden spots in the city.
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In lieu of a traditional show, Zac Posen held a cocktail party at a TriBeCa loft, where models like Hilary Rhoda posed in front of photographs of themselves.
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With time, hopefully the Cartagena disaster will retreat into your back pocket, only to be recalled when you're in need of good conversation material at a cocktail party.
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"It seems at 11 months you shouldn't be so dismissive of us because we know the difference between his real laugh and this new cocktail-party laugh," he joked.
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I thought for sure that having a pool party instead of a cocktail party would just help ease the mood and lesson the stress surrounding Chad and the guys.
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" As Larry Summers, former Treasury secretary and National Economic Council chair, put it, this is more like grousing from "an East Hampton cocktail party than a serious policy discussion.
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I think of all the times I've used my Weinstein interviews as cocktail-party anecdotes, breezily recounting the horror stories I was told, and how I shrugged them off.
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If you're trying to save money or avoid waiting for a table your favorite wine bar, an at-home cocktail party is the perfect way to unwind with friends.
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In "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", Adams launches his protagonists into their adventure-filled lives from a cocktail party in Islington, at which Zaphod Beeblebrox makes his entrance.
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It was a pointless conversation to witness, and Hannah was sick of being part of it and hearing it and having it be the focus of the cocktail party.
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At a cocktail party on the carrier a beautifully baked bread model of the ship was on display; a symbol of national identity, inside a symbol of national power.■
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Then guests tour the exhibition (or at least, the part in the Met) on their way to the cocktail party, so they are theoretically forced to experience some culture.
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Things picked up right where we left off at the last cocktail party: in the middle of a big fat confrontation between Eric and Lee — you know, this Lee.
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" Manigault Newman writes in her book, "If you look at photos of those appearances, we look like we're about to go to a cocktail party, not a campaign rally.
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Start with the past tense, Psych Central recommends: Think about embarrassing moments from your past and, with the help of a listening friend, turn them into cocktail party stories.
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If, at a cocktail party, I confessed to not driving, this fact would be met with a brand of pity normally reserved for the owners of recently deceased pets.
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One day I was at a cocktail party with some friends, and we were all sort of talking about how frustrating it was trying to understand the opposite sex.
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" Moving on to the group date cocktail party, the main thing to note is that Peter gives Victoria Paul the boot, because he doesn't see her "as his wife.
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About ten years ago, James Bundy, who heads the prestigious Yale School of Drama, spoke to Wiest at a cocktail party and asked her what she wanted to play.
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There was no cocktail party, there is no screenplay, and while it is true that I was on a flight with Beyonce once, she sat way up in front.
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He equips one for intellectual name-dropping, the very discourse of the upwardly mobile cocktail-party society of arrivistes for whom Wolfe reserves the greatest measure of his contempt.
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This week's cocktail party was all about Olivia – and this time, she wasn't complaining about her cankles, but instead doing some more of the above-mentioned parent-shaming with Amanda.
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A cat named Lola from Houston, Texas, now has a cocktail party story for the ages after she came face-to-face with a gator at her own front door.
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Brinkley will be hosting the annual 'Polo Hamptons Match & Cocktail Party' on Saturday, where she will be honored for her upcoming July 4th cover story in the luxury lifestyle magazine.
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It's time to for my love story to hit the road … but first, the guys and I had to make it out of the last cocktail party in the mansion.
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If she hadn't brought up Caelynn during the initial cocktail party chat, Colton wouldn't have been forced to spend the subsequent pool party asking Hannah if she's a toxic person.
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But Jordan's undie status had been such a topic of conversation at the last cocktail party that I figured he could use a pair that was fitting to his style!
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Although viewers — and Underwood — were hoping that sloth girl would introduce her real self, it wasn't until later in the episode, during the cocktail party, that she revealed her identity.
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The Crimson Tide finished with 59 first-place votes, and Georgia snared two after turning the "World&aposs Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" into a 42-7 runaway over rival Florida.
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Rather, the seeds are sown during the post-group date cocktail party — very different — where she is determined to get some well-deserved one-on-one time with the Bachelor.
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The Crimson Tide finished with 59 first-place votes, and Georgia snared two after turning the "World&aposs Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" into a 113-7 runaway over rival Florida.
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This line is etched into my brain and serves as a rip cord — if I think of this line at a cocktail party, I know that I must leave immediately.
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For them, being made to attend an industry cocktail party is rather like being obliged to attend the wedding of someone they barely know; an extended session of social purgatory.
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After mulling over the decision during the cocktail party, she decided to give him a chance to prove himself, resulting in Mike Johnson being sent home during the rose ceremony.
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While teaching comparative literature and French in the early 1950s at Bard College in the Hudson Valley, Mr. Botsford attended a cocktail party that changed the course of his life.
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Guests file by, air kiss Ms. Wintour and Co., and then tour the exhibition on their way to the cocktail party, so they are theoretically forced to experience some culture.
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They both instantly thought of Dubonnet, a steady performer in Heaven Hill's collection, but one that had never been invited to the craft cocktail party, owing to its lackluster reputation.
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At a cocktail party for Crypto Valley, Mr. Bulgheroni said his first job was to make sure that anyone with a crypto project was happy being in the Zug area.
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One year, JPMorgan Chase rented out the Kirchner Museum Davos to throw a cocktail party co-hosted by Dimon and former British prime minister Tony Blair, according to The Times.
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Sure, the limo arrivals are silly, and someone will probably "steal" the lead too many times during the cocktail party, but the first impression rose is when things turn serious.
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Maybe you're celebrating Valentine's Day this year in a big way, with the fancy dinner reservation to treat your boo, or throwing an every-single-person-you-know cocktail party.
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She said he had been en route to a colleague's holiday cocktail party and was getting out of a car when he had what appeared to be a heart attack.
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Talking to fans, publishing types, and Chinese journalists at a cocktail party before the presentation, he spoke with authority and gravitas, and was more obviously formidable than I'd previously seen.
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The owner whips together a basic plan with little instruction, throws some investment options in there based on some chatter at a cocktail party and basically sets and forgets it.
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I realized at this point that having a cocktail party would only make my decisions harder, and at the end of the day wouldn't change the feelings I was already having.
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On Monday's episode, he showed up in the middle of the cocktail party and pleaded for Rachel's forgiveness in the driveway while every single other contestant hovered protectively 10 feet away.
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She then proceeded to have a few more drinks (read: too many) at the cocktail party, and later on asked him for another kiss about a hot minute into their conversation.
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Later, during the cocktail party, Kimball has another surprise for the event designer, who infamously proclaimed her fear of dogs and her "bumper car trauma" during Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season.
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The next evening, JoJo was feeling extremely conflicted going into the cocktail party because it was the first time she had no idea who she might be sending home that night.
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Someone had a party and you went there and then you made a story of the day from the party, which actually there was a party culture, a cocktail party culture.
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All the guys kept going on and on about how hard it is to get time with JoJo during a cocktail party, but like can't they just go up to her?
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The taste reminded us of candied nuts you might include in the spread at your holiday cocktail party or even receive in your stocking, so it's definitely fitting for the season.
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They were close friends until a "fall out" occurred, as Hannah tells Colton at their group date cocktail party (the women's last joint Instagram photo was taken in mid February 2018).
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The researchers found that subjects could follow a one-on-one conversation just fine, and struggled a bit more to stay focused in a cocktail party setting — as we all do.
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Emails posted to WikiLeaks included a birth announcement, a wedding invitation, some baby pictures, jokes about UFOs, a question about risotto, and an invitation to a rooftop cocktail party in 2009.
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The women arrive at the cocktail party (held at a mansion, but sadly, not last week's haunted mansion) in what appears to be a combination horse-drawn carriage and city bus.
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"Pay equality affects women so drastically in America," Arquette, 47, said while addressing the crowd at the Ninth Annual Women In Film Pre-Oscar Cocktail Party on Friday in Los Angeles.
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" — CoralineHempstock How To Make An Entrance"At my parents' swanky Christmas cocktail party, I was 8 and super-excited about this fancy dress I was wearing that tied at the shoulders.
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Later, at the group date cocktail party, Ben takes a little too much time making out on the streets with Lauren B., who can see "uhhhhhhlllllllllife" (translation: a life) with him.
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Things started off innocently enough, with JoJo Fletcher coming by the house for the pool party that replaced this week's cocktail party because JoJo just looks that good in a bikini.
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I board a shuttle to Reithalle Wenkenhof, an 18th-century country estate, to attend a Rolex cocktail party with several style editors wearing Euro-chic suits as tight as sausage casings.
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The opportunity to come together in a moment of self-adulation was a huge boost to the morale of the cocktail party class, and frankly, we should be happy for them.
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I badly want to know more about them, but they gather together for one sour scene, when Lamm is led to the slaughter at a cocktail party, and never appear again.
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Former "Today" show booker Melissa Lonner reveals in Farrow's book allegations that Lauer exposed himself to her at a company cocktail party in 2010, Marisa Guthrie reported for The Hollywood Reporter.
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That could mean your brother-in-law praising his portfolio at a cocktail party — or the president of the United States speaking more broadly to his 43 million followers on Twitter.
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On Saturday, at a villa in the hills overlooking Cannes, Women in Film and Television International hosted a cocktail party with Time's Up, an organization that advocates equality in the workplace.
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She met Peter Thiel, the firm's cofounder, at a cocktail party more than a decade ago and worked at his hedge fund as head of fundraising before moving over in 2010.
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Wearing a scoop-neck top that showed off his signature pectoral cleft, the young designer presided over a sedate cocktail party Friday night at Le Chalet on the store's ninth floor.
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"Apple's first offering … feels like something that was developed at a cocktail party, and not given much more rigorous thought or attention after the pitcher of mojitos was drained," wrote Variety.
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For in the end, what will illuminate this newly acquired knowledge — and make cocktail-party conversation fun, rather than a numbing act of recitation — is the unique bend of your mind.
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" Even "60 Minutes" personality Andy Rooney reported that guests at a cocktail party wrung their hands about Reagan's mental fitness suggesting, "I think he's out of his mind, I really do.
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The best part is, nobody cares if you can give eloquent tasting notes, or speak to the theory behind orange wine—although it could make for some good cocktail party talk.
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It all feels very coded and bad and like they're trying to portray Eric as the angry black guy, and then it escalates at the cocktail party before the rose ceremony.
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The women learn that they're all invited to watch the show that night, but whoever receives the rose at the cocktail party beforehand will actually get to perform on stage with Arie.
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It doesn't matter if you hear this recording in a supermarket or a cocktail party or an Arby's—you have to stop what you're doing and just wail along with the chorus.
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"Let's say you're at a big cocktail party and someone you don't know comes up to you while you're talking to your dad and girlfriend and asks for a meeting," Bezos wrote.
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Before the awkward encounter during the cocktail party, Parker professed his love for Brown, a move that shocked his fellow suitors given the short time they had known Brown at that point.
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While celebrating her 40th birthday on Monday, Kaling was joined by some of her closest friends, including ex-boyfriend Novak, 39, for a cocktail party at San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood.
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The effect is sort of like being at a cocktail party listening while a half-tipsy celebrity blathers on about his stupid co-star and the way the Academy Awards are fixed.
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North Carolina: Chocolate At Videri Chocolate FactoryWine and chocolate — it sounds like a delicacy one would have to wait to enjoy at the end of the day, or at a cocktail party.
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At the rose ceremony (no cocktail party, a morose Chris Harrison informs the men), Luke gets to stay, along with Jed, Mike, and Connor, meaning that Dylan and Dustin get the boot.
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Not only did she hit it off with Colton from the very first cocktail party, Caelynn's strength and vulnerability during her one-on-one with Colton has made her a fan favorite.
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I thought the idea of a friendly competition for time at the cocktail party was fun, but after reflecting I decided that it would be nice to invite all of the women.
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Making out what your interlocutor is saying at a crowded cocktail party, or noticing the approach of a predator among the cacophony of birds and bugs in a rainforest, can be done.
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A low-key cocktail party took its place this season, hosted by Christopher Bailey, its chief executive and chief creative officer, on Friday night in the Burberry flagship store on Regent Street.
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So just like in a noisy cocktail party, your brain is filling in what it doesn't quite hear, based in part on what you expect to hear and what you've heard before.
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The company has hired the model Gigi Hadid to be the face of its accessories campaigns, and Ms. Hadid will be hosting a cocktail party at the Corso Vittorio Emanuele store tonight.
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And on Friday night, U.S. Ambassador to France Jane D. Hartley hosted 40 of Apfel's friends for a cocktail party in the ornate 19th-century mansion that serves as the official residence.
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"My husband went through a major depression," admitted an acquaintance at a cocktail party, and we proceeded to discuss the pros and cons of electroconvulsive therapy over a glass of Cab Shiraz.
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The cocktail party capitalized on her look with some requisite kitsch: a mod lip-shape sofa, cartoonish cutouts of her hairstyle and other Linda-centric "activations," to use a public-relations buzzword.
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Essay BOSTON — Look, I really don't want to come off as that guy who corners you at the cocktail party and drones on about the epic marathon he ran the other day.
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"You can sense there was angst in the room," said Jules Kortenhorst, the chief executive of the energy think tank Rocky Mountain Institute, who attended a Sunday cocktail party for the executives.
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Amid the fallout from Mr. Trump's speech, which also included an anecdote about an encounter with a New York developer at a cocktail party, some said the Scouts were not at fault.
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It is true, though, that the most popular cocktail-party confession that I, the cartoon editor, solemnly receive and usually absolve is that someone "reads" The New Yorker only for the cartoons.
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I keep hoping that one day I'll go to a cocktail party and they'll be passing trays of these little snacks, which are essentially warm churros filled with cayenne-laced cheese sauce.
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"Typically, these are not open to the press," said Scott Reif, the spokesman for the Republican Senate minority, after being alerted to the presence of a reporter amid the swirling cocktail party.
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When Mr. Peterson was in high school, the mother of a white friend took him to a cocktail party where he met a white intellectual who had gone to Exeter and Harvard.
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The cocktail party was probably the most entertaining part of the entire episode because it largely consisted of watching 193 grown men fall over themselves as they desperately tried to win JoJo over.
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Mary Giuliani, celebrity event planner and the author of The Cocktail Party, created these three easy punch recipes (for children or adults) to throw together even while in the midst of party prep.
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WATCH: The Bachelor's Colton Underwood Says He's 'Undeniably Myself' This Season Going into the cocktail party, tensions are running extremely high, especially for the contestants who've had little to no time with Colton.
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When McCain met glamorous, 25-year-old heiress Cindy Lou Hensley at a cocktail party in Hawaii in 1979 he "by all accounts, fell instantly in love," The Washington Post reported in 2008.
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Luke claimed he didn't, but then while speaking to Hannah during the cocktail party, Garrett wanted to be extra sure; So the pro golfer, 27, asked Miss Alabama 2018 about it as well.
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After coming off the high of his date, Colton is quickly snapped back into reality when he gets to the cocktail party and has to deal with the Onyeka and Nicole drama again.
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When McCain met glamorous, 25-year-old heiress Cindy Lou Hensley at a cocktail party in Hawaii in 1979, he "by all accounts, fell instantly in love," The Washington Post reported in 2008.
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"All of a sudden I found myself at a cocktail party and someone asked me what I did and everyone just spread back," Morrison told Reuters, as he discussed the film with Moore.
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It was important to make sure Corinne was comfortable, but I didn't want to get too carried away with a cocktail party happening, not to mention just moving too fast in our relationship.
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At the rose ceremony (she wanted to skip the cocktail party this week), Hannah cut Dylan and Dustin, leaving Jed, Mike, Connor, Luke P., Peter, Garrett and Tyler C. around for another week.
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Sabina Sabe Despite brutal hangovers, we were determined to attend a Mezcal Pierde Almas cocktail party the next evening at Sabina Sabe, a craft cocktail bar in the heart of the main village.
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Luke is so manly, swoon, but sadly the whole date ended up getting cut short because JoJo decided not to have a cocktail party that evening, instead going straight into the rose ceremony.
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In 2011, scientists at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center created an algorithm that could solve the cocktail party problem by focusing on the dominant speaker — whoever is speaking (or maybe shouting) the loudest.
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The preview took place at a cocktail party, hosted by GQ magazine and Bloomingdale's, at the Gent, GQ's speakeasy-like event space in a penthouse on Broad Street, high above the financial district.
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And, sometimes when I am at the mall or a cocktail party and I see another fat person, I figure out how to strike up a conversation, and I tell them about it.
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I got a kick out of the surreal cocktail party in the western portion of the grid, where CHE Guevara chats with George Bernard SHAW and Salvador DALI engages the actor ERIC BANA.
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Biden will be hosted on Thursday by real estate executive Jack Rosen and his wife, Phyllis, for a cocktail party, with tickets at $2,800, according to people with direct knowledge with the matter.
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There was a Russian princess who kept a lion in her bathtub; a Southern belle credited with inventing the cocktail party; a recluse who called for her chauffeur and car at 2495 a.m.
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We'll end with the most simple advice, a perennial favorite of Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, which he once dispensed to me at a cocktail party: Don't [expletive] it up.
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Halliday's prose is clean and lean, almost reportorial in the style of W. G. Sebald, and like the murmurings of a shy person at a cocktail party, often comic only in single clauses.
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Candidates jumped on planes to get out of dodgy Dodge, leaving lower-level staffers and the press corps in a cocktail party of confusion at the lobby bar at the Des Moines Marriott.
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I think that's going to be very similar to wearables: [You'll wear] your fitness tracker at the gym, a Ringly when you go to a cocktail party, maybe a watch when you're at work.
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The Print Room has made a quiet name for itself trawling less-frequently performed plays from the 20th-century repertoire — T.S. Eliot's "The Cocktail Party," in September, and Jean Genet's "Deathwatch," coming this spring.
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Check in next week to see how the rest of the cocktail party unfolds, and how I handle the upset of one man leaving my life and another reentering in the most dramatic return.
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The Bell-Sleeved DressWe've got a trick up our sleeves: It's called the bell-sleeved dress, and it makes every fall cocktail party feel a lot less drab — and a lot more playful. 30.
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The Emmy Award-winning Good Wife star was scheduled to attend a New York city cocktail party in celebration of the release of her children's book Three Magic Balloons, featuring illustrations by Grant Shaffer.
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He graduated from the College of Charleston and is a son of Martha S. Saylors and Michael C. Saylors of Goldsboro, N.C. The couple met at a cocktail party in Charleston in September 2013.
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Given the prices and the team's connection with tech, I expected the crowd at Warriors games to resemble a venture capital firm's cocktail party — young, vaguely geeky, demure business types, mostly white, mostly men.
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" Even today, if I find myself at a cocktail party and a particular work of art comes up in conversation, out of my mouth always leaps the question "Yes, but what is its provenance?
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Mr. Mactaggart said he first became concerned about data privacy when he asked a Google engineer at a cocktail party if he should be worried about all the information companies were collecting about users.
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It also lets conference attendees fill out a profile describing their interests and uses an algorithm to match them with others; a virtual "cocktail party" feature lets attendees meet each other through video calls.
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STYLES The No Regrets article on April 11, about an event for L.G.B.T. teenagers and a cocktail party celebrating the second season of the television show "Killing Eve," misspelled the title of a play.
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Tuesday was the new attendees' cocktail party, where the mood was almost effervescent, indicating that those in the psychoanalytic community don't appear to have social anxieties — or perhaps have learned to cope with them.
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The Bulldogs took advantage of Florida's three turnovers and an injury to cornerback C. J. Henderson as they won the game known as the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party for a second straight year.
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The brand's first commercial to use the strategy, which depicts an awkward young man at a cocktail party who turns suave as soon as he applies the spray, conjures a dystopian vision of adulthood.
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Networking makes us feel dirty — to the point that one study found that people rate soap and toothpaste 19 percent more positively after imagining themselves angling to make professional contacts at a cocktail party.
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While this may be a popular move with the Upper East Side cocktail party crowd, it's hard to see how it will help the workers who rely on those pensions for their basic needs.
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Flay told the Wall Street Journal he got the job after meeting a chef for Bud's, a Waxman-owned restaurant, at a cocktail party and telling him that he would love to work there.
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Then Secretary of State Clinton and Weinstein attend the TIME 100 Gala, TIME'S 100 Most Influential People In The World, cocktail party at Jazz at Lincoln Center on April 24, 2012 in New York City.
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We chatted briefly among a small group at a cocktail party — one of the many networking events to mix and mingle — then followed up for a more candid one-on-one discussion the next day.
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Dunham and Konner were celebrating the second anniversary of Lenny Letter, the online publication they founded together, at a cocktail party thrown co-hosted by Cole Haan at the Jane Hotel in New York City.
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By the time the sun came up I knew what I had to do and there wasn't any conversation that could take place at a cocktail party to change what I felt in my heart.
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"From the time she got out of the limo, to the first time I saw her walk around the corner at a cocktail party, everything kept being better than I ever expected," says Higgins, 26.
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Later that day, he supported big sister Maggie Gyllenhaal at a cocktail party hosted by Autograph Collection Hotels and the Black List celebrating her role as independent film advisor for the brand's Indie Film Project.
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Botox syringes and plastic surgeons' scalpels are nothing new, but lately, it feels like we can't go to a cocktail party or call our mom without being asked to weigh in on dermaplaning and microneedling.
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It's a longstanding challenge known as the cocktail party problem, which you might have experienced when trying to (unsuccessfully) talk to your Amazon Echo or Google Home during a party—it affects them as well.
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When Chase and James found out there wasn't going to a cocktail party, they understandably panicked because it was pretty obvious that one of them would be going home and it ended up being James.
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" She does exactly that, demolishing Lehrer's approach as "a certain genre of canned, cocktail-party social science, one that traffics in bespoke platitudes for the middlebrow and rehearses the same studies without saying something new.
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Sam Querrey has stayed at the Tuscany St. Giles, which asks him to make an appearance each year at an event like a cocktail party or a breakfast for invited guests and the news media.
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The LVMH Prize cocktail party — the glitzy unveiling of the 20 semifinalists for the most lucrative award for young designers in the industry — was canceled, though none of the shows by LVMH fashion brands were.
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"The Cocktail Party," T.S. Eliot Not too sure how I came upon this one, but if memory serves I was attracted to the cover (first edition) one evening at the Strand about seven years ago.
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Reporters helped organize a cocktail party in her honor when she took the job; after she was mocked at the White House Correspondents Dinner in 2018, journalists surrounded her at a reception to offer sympathies.
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What and who do you feel are the aesthetic schools of thought, artistic developments and people that a culturally fluent person needs to know about (at least to fake their way through a cocktail party)?
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The Council of Fashion Designers of America president and designer Diane von Furstenberg showcased an intimate cocktail party at her showroom where models like Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Karlie Kloss wore her latest collection.
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The night before, she had been honored at a cocktail party in the Trump Tower apartment of a right-leaning political operative with ties to Mr. Trump's team and to far-right leaders across Europe.
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Cuomo was still reeling from dissolving marriage when he met the Semi-Homemade host at a Hamptons cocktail party in 2005, the same year she reportedly divorced businessman Bruce Karatz after four years of marriage.
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And though you might be totally up for making the next cocktail party with your friends a bit more interesting, you're not about to relive your frat row days and set up a beer pong table.
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On her, 30 looks sexy, self-assured, and not at all a terrifying marker of personal mortality that you're meant to celebrate with a mini-break or cocktail party, all the while thinking about impending oblivion.
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Whether they come via email, from social media or in the corner of a holiday cocktail party, here are seven questions that come my way again and again, along with some (enlightening, I hope) answers: 1.
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"This is like having a job for the first time or having a kiss for the first time — this is big," she told WWD Sunday night at a Harper's Bazaar and American Express hosted cocktail party.
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But opting out of superficial chat isn't really an option if you're ever planning on going to a conference, a cocktail party, or any place where there are other human beings you don't know that well.
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True, I am purple, and everyone saw me asphyxiate on onion dip, but if I don't give in to your siren song of gingerbread, then I can leave this cocktail party with my head held high.
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Jeter, who welcomed her first child with husband, MLB legend Derek Jeter in August, wore a white off-the-shoulder lace dress and nude sandals to the cocktail party held at W South Beach's WET Pool.
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That night, for the cocktail party portion of the group date, Hannah revels in a drama-free night and gets to actually focus on her relationship with the remaining men rather than any spats between them.
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There's the old cocktail party line about highbrow types who split their lifetime into two periods: before and after they conceded they'd never read Proust; it's easy to succumb to the same self-limitations with Tolstoy.
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Before "Sideways: The Experience," Rex Pickett's stage adaptation of his novel, begins, guests who have plunked down an extra $100, can participate in the experiential portion, a preshow cocktail party at the Theater at St. Clement's.
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For the Met, she imagined a mash-up of a cocktail party scene, after Max Beckmann's "Paris Society," with Florine Stettheimer's paintings of soirees attended by New York's avant-garde during the 1920s through early '40s.
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Suppose a studio executive approaches you at a cocktail party and says that they think the rom-com is about to have a resurgence, and wants your best piece of advice for making a great one.
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The couple met in 1997 at a cocktail party before an annual summer fund-raiser at the Pines, on Fire Island in New York, to raise money for the Gay Men's Health Crisis, an AIDS organization.
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They got up every 10 minutes or so, milled around, chatted as if at a cocktail party, and then lay back down, eyes closed, silently spooning one another while relaxing lounge music played in the background.
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People went to newsstands or physical mailboxes to find bound pieces of paper dropped by postal workers that would tell them who and what was cool, giving them topics for cocktail-party and water-cooler chatter.
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A few months ago, Matt Schlapp, the former White House political director under President George W. Bush, walked into a cocktail party and tried to join a conversation with Republican consultants he has known for years.
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The DeploraBall, a cocktail party organized by supporters of Mr. Trump and held at the National Press Club, drew several hundred protesters crowded into a city block, chanting and waving signs denouncing the incoming Trump administration.
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In turn, Stettheimer hosted a cocktail party in her Bryant Park studio for the black stars of the celebrated opera Four Saints in Three Acts, for which she received international fame for her costumes and sets.
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We've seen time and again judges bending to pressure from the liberal media and the D.C. cocktail party circuit once they get to the high court, moderating their decisions or avoiding tough issues when they matter most.
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People who pay $1,000 or $1,500 will be able to attend an exclusive cocktail party hosted by Paltrow, and $1,500-ticket holders will be invited to an intimate lunch with Paltrow and some of the celeb panelists.
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Everyone in the field is aware of this, but the mid-level-education, cocktail-party-level-of-information activists have it in their heads that the family with four kids down the street is causing global warming.
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Nick Chubb also scored for the Bulldogs (20-23, 22-242 SEC), who ended a three-game losing streak in "The World&aposs Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" and started 2368-0 for the first time since 2002.
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While it already felt like some subliminal control from above was afoot during the first cocktail party — "It was one thing after another" Bibiana complains in voiceover — tensions are pushed to their extreme before the rose ceremony.
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"Planning for dresses is the hardest and most expensive part — there are rose ceremony dresses, cocktail party dresses, and date dresses you have to plan around," says Sarah who brought approximately 214 formal gowns for the show.
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This time of year seems to come with a veritable cornucopia of stressors: there's your seemingly endless gift-shopping list; the inevitable end-of-year scramble at work; and let's not forget every single holiday cocktail party.
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Cocktail parties are not a sustainable business model That was Twitter at its peak: a cocktail party that everyone was at, and drive-by snark at rivals and strangers just added to the excitement of the place.
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Kind of like how a cocktail party can be both a platform for Carnie Wilson's budding cheesecake business, Love Bites, and a dramatic all cards on the table talk between Lisa Rinna, Kim Richards, Eden, and Kyle.
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Let's take a look at a few of them and get you even further into the puzzle: – From the Department of Things I Now Know: You learn a lot of great cocktail party banter from crossword puzzles.
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Deborah Solomon doesn't speak to me anymore, because I was at a cocktail party and she'd just written a profile of someone that was so nasty, and I said: I don't know how you live with yourself.
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While some go by names like "forage board" and "garden charcuterie," most chefs just call them crudités, a wink to the cocktail-party standby, often a banal tray of celery and peppers alongside Hidden Valley Ranch dip.
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As the sole animator assigned to bring this creation to life, Davis was said to have been inspired by a woman at a cocktail party, although he never revealed the name of the inspiration out of respect.
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From there, move along to Remains of the Day, the second of the two most famous Ishiguros: If you hit just those two, you will still be fully qualified to discuss his works at a cocktail party.
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At the cocktail party — which is next because the show has already abandoned its usual format — Peter gives Madison a photo of the two of them with his family at his parents' vow renewal from last week.
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I hope every reporter asks about his work-life balance, and every stranger at every cocktail party and back-to-school night asks how his loved ones felt about all of that kinky sex and gaudy violence.
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In addition to that play, about a man addled by daughter, ex-wife and mistress, the festival carousel includes an updated Iphigenia, a first date, a cocktail party and a possible sighting of the Loch Ness monster.
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Lee, who referred to herself as the "First Girlfriend," and Cuomo, 61, had been together since 2005 after meeting at a cocktail party shortly following his split from wife Kerry Kennedy, with whom he shares three daughters.
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Dinner and a movie is a classic, while hitting a cocktail party or concert is fun, too, but if you're part of young Hollywood, you might be more inclined to take your S.O. to a tattoo parlor.
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Rihanna, 31, explained at her recent Fenty x Webster Pop-up Cocktail party that, as her own body evolved it made her more conscious of varying body shapes, something she kept front of mind while designing her clothing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One evening last June, some of the Republican Party's wealthiest donors gathered for a cocktail party at an exclusive resort in Deer Valley, Utah, during a three-day retreat hosted by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
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"If you take the construct of a cocktail party or a neighborhood bar, people feel more naturally 'allowed' to just mingle, eavesdrop, start a conversation or even meet someone new," says Dolo co-founder and CEO Raja Haddad.
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From a passenger who lit his hair on fire while smoking crack in the bathroom (seriously) to chance encounters with the rich and famous, these high-flying women have enough fodder to power a thousand cocktail party conversations.
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During a recent episode of Basketball Wives, Jackie Christie — a 47-year-old Black woman and mother — took off her shoes and ran across the floor in an attempt to fight another character...at a formal cocktail party.
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" Still feeling he didn't get enough time, Cam, 30, declared to the rest of the men ahead of the tailgate party (which replaced this week's cocktail party) that he needed to grab Hannah to "say something pretty serious.
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The move will put the Obamas in one of Washington's wealthiest ZIP codes, in a secluded precinct backing up to Rock Creek Park that is home to diplomats and a focal point of the capital's cocktail-party circuit.
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Ben pretends to cry for a few minutes so he won't tarnish his reputation as a living emoticon, then bravely rejoins the cocktail party, where Jojo rushes to compliment him on how gracefully he breaks up with others.
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I think had I known, the cocktail party with Jubilee and Amber and Lace and everyone else would have been a lot less of a shock than it was, but I guess I am getting ahead of myself.
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He had said that after meeting Shkreli at a cocktail party in 2009 at an apartment in New York City's East Village neighborhood, he ended up investing $400,000 in one of the hedge funds Shkreli ran, MSMB Capital.
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After their February show, on the themes of faith and doubt, Mr. DiCaprio attended the opening cocktail party for the Paris showroom in March in a white christening gown, Ms. Taubensee in a devil outfit, complete with horns.
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But this January, things felt a little different: To celebrate the new faces of its spring 2018 campaign, Tod's hosted a cocktail party for Roberto Bolle, an Italian principal dancer at the American Ballet Theater, and Kendall Jenner.
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His arrival injected an odd, cocktail party feel to a room that usually seems more like the waiting room at a doctor's office — silent, with people huddled alone over books and crossword puzzles trying to pass the time.
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In 1980 he was attending a cocktail party, he told The New York Times, when he encountered a military man whom he had last seen 17 years earlier, when he was making his escape from the hospital window.
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At the end of 2017, Mene announced it had raised as much as $21 million in growth capital, and the site debuted officially in January with a cocktail party during couture week at the Gagosian Gallery in Paris.
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Several months later, the altered (mushier) contents of the containers, which had sat in the outdoor hearth of one of the house's courtyard's, became key ingredients in an afternoon that was part art happening and part cocktail party.
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Kim Severson has a smart article in The Times this morning about the cheese ball, and about what your opinion of that Midwestern cocktail party standby says about who you are as a human being and an American.
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After decades of science-fiction movies, cocktail party chatter and college seminars in which people have idly debated the ethics of humanity intervening in its own evolution, advancing technology dictates that the public now make some hard choices.
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"And you have to see upstairs," said Mr. Sapan, who was greeting guests at his door Monday night for a cocktail party celebrating the second season of "Killing Eve," which is on BBC America, an AMC Networks channel.
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Cover image: Journalist E. Jean Carroll attends The ELLE Agenda In Conversation Panel And Cocktail Party hosted by Robbie Myers At NeueHouse on November 17, 2015 in New York City (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for ELLE)
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Last month, actors Robert De Niro and Alec Baldwin helped host a pricey cocktail party in Manhattan for a Democrat campaigning in what is widely viewed as a futile effort to unseat Republican incumbent Roger Wicker in the Senate.
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Last month, actors Robert De Niro and Alec Baldwin helped host a pricey cocktail party in Manhattan for a Democrat campaigning in what is widely viewed as a futile effort to unseat Republican incumbent Roger Wicker in the Senate.
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Buttigieg will arrive in San Diego on Wednesday and will immediately hit a top-dollar cocktail party and dinner hosted by Christine Forester, a La Jolla businesswoman who was a vice chair of Obama's national finance committee in 2008.
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Earlier this week, the momager took to Instagram to announce that she's partnered with BumbleBizz, the mode on Bumble that's specifically for people looking to make business connections and network without any of the awkward cocktail party chit-chat.
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In August 1961, before General Dmitri Fedorovich Polyakov became one of the CIA's most valuable Cold War assets, he was a decorated Soviet diplomat meeting an American general in a quiet room next to a United Nations cocktail party.
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During his conversation with Rachel, Lee ended up telling her an embellished version of his confrontation with Kenny at the cocktail party, alleging that Kenny was aggressive towards him, gave him the finger and berated him for 30 minutes.
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Between plaid straight-leg trousers and a cowl-neck knit that's as cozy as can be, there's something in the mix for every type of gathering — from the trendy uptown cocktail party to the all-day holiday movie binge.
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Check in next week to get the scoop on the return of DeMario, the end of the most dramatic cocktail party of my season, the return of a few familiar faces and the dirtiest group date in Bachelorette history.
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The guests were people on vacation up the coast and, in return for some collection of freebies – like a free hotel night and dinner – they had to come to Altadena, to our model house, and attend this cocktail party.
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Several years ago, Shihab Shamma of the University of Maryland, College Park, proposed that the cocktail party effect is the result of auditory nerve cells that are so adaptable, they can quickly "retune" themselves to focus on specific sounds.
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The three-hour event, slated for Sunday, March 3, at The Venetian, will feature Recode's signature brand of unscripted interviews, as well as a cocktail party where you'll have the chance to chat up 200 of your smartest peers.
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RT flew in several members of its leadership team from Moscow for a ceremony and held a cocktail party in the lobby of the General Assembly building, with hot plates and canapés of shrimp dumplings and meatballs and ham.
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Mortensen and Ali met in early 2017, before the Academy Awards (Ali would go on to win best supporting actor that year for "Moonlight"), and immediately connected, finding themselves deep in conversation amid the bustle of a cocktail party.
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An invitation for a cocktail party honoring lawyers, especially highly skilled ones who are about to argue one of the most momentous cases of the year—the next Supreme Court abortion case—tends to read like a legal document.
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"I lay out sketches of evening dresses for the Queen to look through and choose what she would like to wear that evening and, occasionally, she may have to pick out a dress for a cocktail party," writes Kelly.
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For Dean Roth, the industrial company executive from New Jersey, the first $1,000 investment got him and his daughter invited to a cocktail party at Sardi's, where they mingled with other investors and met the show's director, Danny Goldstein.
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An adjustable table with metal legs can be raised up to bar height for a cocktail party or for more kitchen counter space; when lowered and extended, the table can seat up to 10 people for a dinner party.
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" Variety had a particularly entertaining, if biting, take, with writer Maureen Ryan likening the show to "something that was developed at a cocktail party, and not given much more rigorous thought or attention after the pitcher of mojitos was drained.
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At a crafting and cocktail party with Martha Stewart, the conversation will shift between a condemnation of Lil Yachty's dietary habits (not proper for a businessman) to Fourth of July decor (she recommends painting paper lanterns red, white, and blue).
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In the wealthy suburbs of Detroit, Michigan cocktail party goers could be heard voicing disdain for Trump's hard-line immigration rules and boasts about groping women, while in private admitting they voted for the candidate with a plan to cut taxes.
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The pic on the left shows Brinkley in 1990, at the age of 36, looking like a teen in a fabulous chambray shirt, high-waisted jeans and a cowboy hat at the Scenery-Greenery cocktail party benefit in Montauk, New York.
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Fashion blogs note that the first lady had not worn an Oscar de la Renta dress while in office until she wore a navy dress by the designer to cocktail party after her White House Fashion Education Workshop in October 2014.
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Lizzie: Nick's time in the hot tub must've reminded him how much he loves making out while soaking in a body of water, because he decided to forgo the traditional pre-rose ceremony cocktail party in favor of a pool party.
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Thank God that cat fight got interrupted because Chris Harrison walked in and announced JoJo had canceled the cocktail party and was ready to go straight to the rose ceremony, probably because she couldn't bear any more alone time with Evan.
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After Olivia received her date rose, she couldn't resist stealing Ben away at the pre-rose ceremony cocktail party – even though there were girls who hadn't had a chance for any one-on-one time with Ben throughout the episode.
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" Hunting as authenticity: "For some people — you see that in New York a lot — they go hunting once every other year and they talk about it at a cocktail party for the next two years until they do it again.
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At the time Engelberger and Devol first met at a cocktail party, bonding over science fiction, Engelberger was working at the aircraft division of the railroad equipment company Manning, Maxwell, and Moore, and quickly saw the potential in Devol's idea.
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On Tuesday night's Bachelor in Paradise, the women start off with the roses, but with Jubilee Sharpe bowing out after Venmo John Graham decided they're better off as friends, that leaves a surplus of four guys going into the cocktail party.
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Why am I not working month-long stints on a freighter, instead of stressing over whether or not some movies will be any good, and trying to decide which PR agency cocktail party I'll stop by before the next screening?
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But to use a common metaphor, Twitter is largely there for people who want a cocktail party, and telling them that what they really want is to get smacked around in a mosh pit is not a hugely attractive proposition.
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If you feel like you generally have a hold on your drinking habits but tend to get overwhelmed when you have to drink at a social function, Dr. Smith suggests making a plan before you dive into that cocktail party.
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The researchers recorded the electrical activity in a dish of cultured rat neurons, then zapped the cells with electrical pulses in two specific patterns, with the goal of simulating the mix of voices one might encounter at a cocktail party.
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A cocktail party later that day for senior officials and cabinet members past and present felt "like sitting shiva," one attendee said, referring to the weeklong Jewish mourning ritual in which friends and family grieve over a steady stream of refreshments.
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On the first night of the cruise, when we were getting ready for the welcome cocktail party, he started to put on a brown polyester shirt, which I snatched from his hands and threw over the balcony railing into the Aegean.
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"Whatever the opposite of a Georgetown cocktail party person is, that's what Judge Kavanaugh is," said Justin Walker, a law professor at the University of Louisville who worked as a law clerk for both Judge Kavanaugh and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
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Trish Goff, a model who was a regular in the pages of Vogue and appeared in campaigns for Chanel and Dior, said she met Mr. Weinstein at a cocktail party at Ms. Wintour's house in 2003 when she was 25.
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At the cocktail party on Tuesday, no one seemed to know the precise definition of the Goldwater Rule, but many were aware of the barrage of diagnoses that have been attached to the president, and appeared happy to contribute their own.
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" Many observers were quick to refute that claim, including former CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien, who tweeted that the former mayor defended the policy at a 2014 cocktail party by arguing "that MORE black and brown people should have been stopped.
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By defining surfing in this formal and abstract way, James frees himself to talk not just about surfing waves but also about surfing "in an extended sense": for example, "surfing" through a cocktail party conversation or down a busy Manhattan sidewalk.
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"I can't imagine you would go to a cocktail party and not see one," said Robin Davis, who works for the mayor of Columbus, Ohio, and for years was the food editor of The Columbus Dispatch, that city's daily newspaper.
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"When I was thinking of some edgier types of tuxedos, I didn't want the look to be like I was going to a cocktail party," said Mr. DiGuilmi, 53, a vice president for brand marketing at a financial services company.
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"We can make him laugh, but now we feel like he has a fake cocktail-party laugh, that he doesn't actually think anything's funny, but he just sort of throws off this 'Ha ha ha,' " Meyers continues of his son, 11 months.
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Instead of showing us what went down during the rest of the date, this week's episode jumped right into the women catching each other up on the Liz drama back at the house as they got ready for the cocktail party that night.
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"I plan to make it a weekend to remember, with a cocktail party on a private yacht kicking it off," she tells PEOPLE of the Palm Beach, Florida, destination wedding set for New Year's Eve (which also happens to be D'Agostino's 50th birthday).
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While the job market is hot right now, data has shown that those sorts of benefits, while fun to Tweet about and discuss at a cocktail party, don't do much for an employee's commitment to a job or feeling of satisfaction at work.
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It's a bizarro-world show-biz sitcom with three timelines, a smattering of animation, Candy Land production design, talking pugs, and a heroine who explains that, physically, she can only speak in "baby voice" or "rich lady at a cocktail party" voice.
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Bachelorette's Hannah Brown was having her own "mini-freak out" when Jed Wyatt walked in on herself and Luke Parker, who just so happened to be shirtless and about to give her a massage, during the cocktail party in Monday night's episode.
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The next day, Chris Harrison showed up and announced that JoJo decided she wasn't going to have a cocktail party this week – instead, she was going to have a pool party because she has a banging body so why not show it off.
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"A lot of times, nonprofits send people to talk to you who are slick, good speakers, what I like to call the 'cocktail-party-circuit types,' who are really good at chatting people up and giving a very emotional pitch," she said.
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At a swanky cocktail party on the California coast in the lead up to Sunday's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the luxury automaker unveiled the EQ Silver Arrow, a concept that puts a high-tech spin on the car as it once was.
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But when Veronica and Ashley run into each other at a cocktail party, at which the latter is working, things quickly deteriorate into a no-holds barred fight in a stairwell that leaves one of them in a coma (and desperately seeking revenge).
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The mansion's backyard, where most of the cocktail party took place, included a red carpet, numerous photo backdrops emblazoned with #JANA, and a podcast setup where Jake's older brother Logan Paul was recording a live episode of Impaulsive until the ceremony began.
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"Now, Tim, if you would have gone into reverse, and hit that guy, which you almost did, that would be a legitimate lifelong cocktail-party story," Weiner told Tim as the nervous volunteer maneuvered the damaged-but-still-drivable van toward the arena.
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Downtime in the courthouse was like a surreally awkward cocktail party, with enforced mingling among the victim's family, the wife who cheated on him, and the man accused of murdering him, while the occasional chained convict came clanking through like Marley's ghost.
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They applied something called the 'cocktail party problem' to sleeping study participants, a situation many of us have found ourselves in: Being confronted with many voices to listen to, and being able to select one to focus on while ignoring the others.
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In the meantime, the movie offers up pertinent and dispiriting observations on gender relations, particularly in one scene in which the loathsomely hypocritical So tries to dress down Man-hee for wearing what he considers too-revealing attire at a cocktail party.
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In January, the presentation was indoors, but this time the 18th-century bergères, stiff Regency side chairs, plastic office seating from the 1960s had been moved into a courtyard, a ragtag assembly of furniture arrayed like guests at an unlikely cocktail party.
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Witherspoon, a fan of "Everything I Never Told You," first heard about "Little Fires Everywhere" — which she called, by email, "an incredible mystery that unravels with real character exploration" — when she met Ng at a cocktail party in Southern California in 20173.
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"The thing that I hate, I even hate the term, is the 'meet and greet,'" said Mr. Solveig, a French D.J. who hosted a cocktail party in the hotel's "Extreme Wow" suite, which was used as a gathering place during the festival.
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" She has felt the sting of scorn that comes after telling a guest at a cocktail party that you're a stay-at-home mom, or that your kids are in day care: "It's an awful word; it's a hard one to get out.
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Ask me that at a cocktail party and I will talk your ear off about how the very people who had lectured us about the utter venality of workplace sexual harassment throughout the 1980s became suddenly quiescent when the malefactor was Bill Clinton.
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These include a climactic entrance for the Olympian gods, who mingle like celebrity guests at a cocktail party, and — best of all — the first, full-throated example of the birdsong in which cast members meld their voices into a music beyond harmony.
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The actress again chose Valentino, a slightly prudish bib-front rose gown, for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and InStyle cocktail party in November, and an ethereal embroidered gown with a surprisingly skimpy bodice at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in January.
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"For some people — you see that in New York a lot — they go hunting once every other year and they talk about it at a cocktail party for the next two years until they do it again," Mr. Trump said in an interview.
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The three-hour event — slated for Sunday, March 3, at The Venetian in Las Vegas — will feature Recode's signature brand of unscripted interviews, as well as a cocktail party where you'll have the chance to chat up 200 of your smartest peers.
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On tap: A cocktail party at the boutique for clients, the media and celebrity friends of the brand, followed by an intimate dinner at Spago featuring a performance by the Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter Aloe Blacc, the stage name of Egbert Nathaniel Dawkins III.
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I would like to note at this point that staying at the hotel in a bathrobe alone — away from this gaggle of de facto friends/enemies — seems preferable to a cocktail party, but to refuse time with Arie is to break the Bachelor rules.
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" She believes people no longer want clothes that are so easy to categorize — workwear for the office, little black dress for the cocktail party — and when she began to design Moderne four years ago, she realized she "was taking the occasion out of everything.
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Thoughtfully and meticulously curated by Yvette Torres, the installation suggests exuberant cross-talk among the exhibited paintings, ceramics, textiles and photos — the kind that is touchingly personal, intimate and disjointed, as if overheard at a summer cocktail party among close friends, which the artists were.
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And in the evening, Alison Loehnis, the president of Net-a-Porter, hosted a cocktail party in a fresco-filled private villa with an expansive garden dating back to the 13th century, adding a touch of old-school Italian magic to the week's festivities.
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The Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons hosted a cocktail party on May 27 at the ARF Thrift and Treasure Shop in Sagaponack, N.Y. The Parkinson's Foundation had its 60th anniversary gala on May 31 at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx.
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Alec Waugh, brother of the novelist Evelyn, claimed in a 1974 Esquire interview to have invented the cocktail party, though a St. Louis socialite, Clara Bell Walsh, is often credited with throwing the first pre-dinner soiree devoted exclusively to mixed drinks in 1917.
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The poolside event, a cocktail party in the palace gardens at which South African-raised Princess Charlene was named patron of the South African Red Cross, took a family turn when the royal mom and her husband Prince Albert brought their twins for a surprise visit.
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PEOPLE caught up with the actress at the Max Mara Face of the Future Award cocktail party at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Tuesday, where Danner revealed that she would like to collaborate with Paltrow on another film soon – their last being 2003's Sylvia.
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The Eagles concert, a second outdoor concert featuring French musician Jean-Michel Jarre, a spectacular harbor-side sound and light experience and even the palace cocktail party were all part of "for-the-public" festivities, which added additional scale and planning to the program's immense scale.
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The cocktail party that followed was pretty entertaining because now that the common enemy Chad was gone the guys had nothing else to focus on but each other and they quickly realized how much it sucks to share your girlfriend with 12 other guys at once.
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At a London cocktail party, he speaks witheringly about the old men who send younger men off to die in battle; he moves to the Sussex countryside with his wife Daphne (Margot Robbie) and his alarmingly cute son (Will Tilston), determined to write a pacifist manifesto.
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Washington (CNN)A seemingly impromptu suggestion at a cocktail party in 2016 -- that Hillary Clinton's deleted emails were circulating among the intelligence community and the Trump campaign might be able to get hold of them -- has irked former Trump campaign adviser Michael Caputo for years, he said.
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In June, he was the guest of honor at a cocktail party and dinner held at Azzedine Alaïa's atelier in Paris to celebrate the publication of a coffee-table book on his work with the designer, who died in late 2017, and the stylist Joe McKenna.
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This time, the style highlight was a cocktail party in the ballroom organized by the progressive group Fair Play for Cuba and attended by 250 bohemian luminaries, including the poets Allen Ginsberg and Langston Hughes, the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and an array of civil rights activists.
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In fact, the original impetus for the tech was to solve the so-called "cocktail party problem," founder and CEO Ken Roberts told me in a video call last week where I was shown a live demonstration of AudioTelligence's tech working in a very noisy cafe.
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When he happened to bump into a cousin of Campbell Brown, president of Old Forester, at a cocktail party, an idea was hatched to incorporate the brand, which claims to be the oldest bourbon in continuous production and still owned by the same family on the market.
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Honing in on the ordinariness and growing pains of modern America, poems like "Self-Portrait at 28" ("I can't remember being born and no one else can remember it either / Even the doctor who I met years later at a cocktail party") were both absurd and wrenching.
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We love how she paired it with tights and pointy-toed black pumps for a more casual daytime look, but think that the dress could just as easily be dressed up for a winter cocktail party with glittery baubles, a pair of metallic heels, and a show-stopping clutch.
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But while that release offered little for cocktail party guests (the "foamy" version of "Space Age Bachelor Pad Music" was best described by Simon Reynolds as "a Muzak vent that's fallen into a swimming pool"), Stereolab wasn't just spoofing exotica legends like Martin Denny and Juan Garcia Esquivel.
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While there's an entire spectrum of options, from gowns to T-shirt dresses, for just how dressed up you can get, there's a middle point that manages to capture the essence of being both causal and ready for a spur of the moment cocktail party (hey, you never know).
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It was like a cocktail party in the sky, and the sentimentality over this era is well-established in everything from Chrissy Teigen's 257 birthday party to a Pan Am-themed restaurant in Los Angeles, which for $29 a head recreates the experience of flying in the '211s.
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When it comes to occasions like a cocktail party, say, or a New Year's Eve gathering, we would argue that an ecard from a site like Paperless Post actually shows quite a deal more effort and care than a Facebook Event invite or — heaven forbid — a text message.
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Similarly, Mr. Norton appeared in a chilling 153 public service announcement for WildAid, in partnership with Save the Elephants and the African Wildlife Foundation, titled "Party," which cuts between a cocktail party filled with ivory objects and sneering traffickers, and footage of elephants being cut down by bullets.
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Chris Harrison drops by to alert the guys that due to ABC wanting to smother us with steroids this week, that night's cocktail party would now be a pool party with a rose ceremony chaser — provided any brave souls can survive that long in the presence of Chad.
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Graydon Carter, an owner of the Waverly and the former editor of Vanity Fair, hosted a cocktail party for Lili Anolik's book "Hollywood's Eve," a biography of Eve Babitz, a keen observer and pop-culture tyro of 1960s and '70s Los Angeles who is enjoying a publishing revival.
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Villa Roma Resort in Callicoon has a "Time of Your Life" package, which includes two nights' accommodations, daily breakfast and dinner, a live performance on Saturday night with songs from "Dirty Dancing," an open-bar cocktail party Saturday evening and activities throughout the weekend, like bumper boat rides.
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As if a cocktail party with L'Uomo Vogue on the rooftop of the 15th-century Palazzo Strozzi amid installations by Ai Weiwei were not enough, there was a dinner at Mr. Cucinelli's invitation in the greenhouse of what was said to be the largest private garden in Europe.
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FROM PEN: Rachel Lindsay on Why She Might Not be Able to Resist the Fantasy Suites At the pre-rose ceremony cocktail party the next day, some of the guys' feathers were slightly ruffled at the fact that Eric had secured a rose and was safe for the week — especially Iggy.
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" Several hours later, Bezos, in a thinly-veiled swipe at Navarro, posed a question to his 21625 million Instagram followers: "Let's say you're at a big cocktail party and someone you don't know comes up to you while you're talking to your dad and girlfriend and asks for a meeting.
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" Several hours later, Bezos, in a thinly-veiled swipe at Navarro, posed a question to his 1.4 million Instagram followers: "Let's say you're at a big cocktail party and someone you don't know comes up to you while you're talking to your dad and girlfriend and asks for a meeting.
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Engagements are pressure-cooked in a month or three, generations of Instagram stars are born and raised and heartbroken with the turnover of fruit flies in test tubes, and if Chris Harrison doesn't see the shadow of the last rose on the accent table, the cocktail party lasts six more weeks.
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He gets the group date rose at the end of the day, but by the time the cocktail party rolls around the following evening, he finds out he needs surgery and is forced to excuse himself from the competition or risk sacrificing his job, which allows him to support his family.
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FROM PEN: Find Out Why Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay Has Been Googling Real Housewives Going into the cocktail party the very next evening I thought we had pumped the brakes on the drama and I would finally be able to focus on finding the relationships that had a future, not a past.
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Living In 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Twice a year, Jaime Bremnes, 35, a fifth-generation resident of Garden City and the president of its Welcoming Club, arranges a cocktail party for new residents in this affluent village of around 22,600, part of the town of Hempstead in Nassau County.
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At The Beach House Restaurant, just north of the airport, where I attended a pre-graduation cocktail party the night before the ceremony, the young female singer entertaining us with classic soul, as well as Caribbean covers, reminded everyone to drop something in the basket that would usually hold her tips.
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To introduce the sale of an $11.75 million, four-bedroom penthouse in Midtown, Tara King-Brown and Amy Williamson, two associate brokers from the Corcoran Group, ditched the evening cocktail party, the industry's tried-and-tested event, and instead held a morning meditation class in the building's common-area yoga room.
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He was in New York at the invitation of the Ethics Center of Australia, at a cocktail party at the Library Hotel; the next morning he would give a talk on his views of President Trump, and how his actions may wind up intersecting with those of his old boss.
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The cocktail party that ensued after the limo arrivals was as close to an SNL skit as this show has ever come, with hordes of adult men falling over themselves and aggressively staking their claim to Rachel as if they had any say in the matter of who she would choose whatsoever.
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At the same cocktail party, Caelynn suggests, in a confusing, opaque way, that her "real life shit" played a factor in the friendship schism, and tears up thinking about it; the Miss USA contestant is a sexual assault survivor, and used her pageant platform to advocate for fellow survivors on college campuses.
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"If you want to be the guy or gal at the cocktail party or the golf course saying that you bought one of those unicorns when they IPO'ed, as long as you go in with the expectation that it might not be the best investment you ever make … that's great," Gorman said.
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Speaking at the 11th Annual Women in Film Pre-Oscar Cocktail Party in Beverly Hills, California, on Friday, the How to Get Away With Murder actress — who is among the list of star-studded presenters for the 2018 Academy Awards on Sunday — gave a rousing speech calling for women to embrace their often complicated identities.
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But over the past few years, designer Han Chong of London-based label Self-Portrait has made lacy frocks just as much a thing off the aisle — in fact it's nearly impossible to hit a cocktail party or event these days and not spot at least one of his unmistakably detailed pieces in the crowd.
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In New York City, the Party on Park Avenue package at the Loews Regency New York Hotel includes overnight lodging in a suite for 2650 guests plus a 22-hour cocktail party for up to 21 guests complete with open bar, a dedicated bartender, Veuve Clicquot champagne, hour oeuvres and champagne toast at midnight.
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Meanwhile, the drama showcases elements that characterize The Bachelor behind the scenes — namely, sleep deprivation, unlimited alcohol, and lack of contact with the outside world — as high-strung women come for a cocktail party in UnReal's premiere, are met with flutes of champagne, and finally stagger out of the first rose ceremony in the first light of dawn.
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Regardless of whether you do or don't do all the official mentoring stuff, direct some energy toward helping other women, even if it's just an offer to have a drink with a colleague or subordinate, a friendly smile in the school pick up line, or a rescue of that woman standing alone at the cocktail party.
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Previous Bachelors hem and haw every time they break convention — over-explaining why they would cancel a cocktail party or taking long minutes on a balcony asking Chris Harrison if they're allowed to ditch both women on a two-on-one date, but Nick makes these moves with all the calm resolve of an orthopedic surgeon.
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For those who are longtime residents of Bachelor Nation, a lot of regular, everyday phrases like "journey" or "cocktail party" have taken on new meaning over the years, but for those who have been intrigued yet dubious about the hot mess of drama, tears, and redemption that is the Bachelor franchise, these words don't hold quite the same weight.
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The Sunset Beach Hotel on Shelter Island is also getting into the pop-up game, with an Oliver Peoples cocktail party and pop-up on June 2207 and a mobile trunk show from the rugged-luxe accessories line Kempton & Co., which will be selling beach bags, pouches and sunglasses from the trunk of vintage Land Rover on June 25.
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Now the debate has reached far beyond the capital, to a place that has long been both an escape for the wealthy and an open forum for intellectual debate, where figures like Valerie Jarrett, Vernon Jordan and Carly Simon can be spotted playing golf, chatting at a cocktail party, or picking up local vegetables at a farm stand.
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" The two met at a cocktail party on the Riviera where he first glimpsed her as "a young woman in feathered cap and gossamer dress" who "began to dance with great finesse," seducing her admirer in a "cadence that made the feathers in her headdress endlessly sway and swish, like one of those wheels Tibetans use to pray with.
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Mr. Jones decided not to travel to Washington on Tuesday night for a $500 per-person cocktail party fund-raiser headlined by such Democratic luminaries as Senator Kamala Harris and Eric H. Holder Jr., the former attorney general, because he saw no reason to do anything that could let Republicans redirect the focus of the campaign from Mr. Moore.
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For decades, conspiracy theorists have suggested that underneath the blond sparkle and artful cocktail-party chat, Meyer was a loose cannon who knew too much — a younger Martha Mitchell — and was brutally silenced by her ex-husband's C.I.A. But despite being the subject of at least two biographies, Meyer remains largely a mystery, a glamorous cipher.
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Ms. Wintour, the editor in chief of Vogue and the artistic director of Condé Nast, had been named a dame by Queen Elizabeth II earlier in the year, and this cocktail party, hosted by Antonia Romeo, Her Majesty's consul general in New York, was a chance for those in her adopted land to celebrate the occasion.
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When the episode starts, the men are feeling confident after the first cocktail party, wherein one forgettable dude got busted for having a girlfriend back home, Luke P. locked in his role as this season's very questionable frontrunner (first impression rose, hello), and Grant somehow made the cut despite greeting Hannah with a mouthful of mustard and sausage (we're rootin' for ya, Grant!).
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But really, I think my goal is to arm people with gross medical stories, so if they ever end up at a cocktail party with nothing to say, or trapped in a conversation they'd rather get out of, they can whip out the testicle story, or announce how Listerine was originally sold as a gonorrhea cure, and you're suddenly free.
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The matter had become cocktail party fodder in Washington, involving as it did one of this city's most recognizable and beloved figures, a cemetery full of deceased luminaries like Katharine Graham, the longtime publisher of The Post, and Edwin M. Stanton, who led the War Department during the Civil War, as well as accusations of neglect on the part of the cemetery.
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On a balmy summer night in 1953, Charles C. Bergman, a 20-year-old Harvard junior, was enjoying a cocktail party at a house on the beach in East Hampton, N.Y. "Our hostess brought up a drunken, ill-shaven man, and as you would introduce the Prince of Wales, said, 'This is Jackson Pollock,'" Mr. Bergman, now 82, recalled recently.
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Unless you've tagged along on a couple's actual honeymoon, I win.) Contemporary weddings are logistical challenges of the first order, especially destination weddings, where you might have to manage a cocktail party and/or rehearsal dinner, the actual ceremony, the reception, a morning-after brunch, and several other "optional" events (team bride/team groom softball, horseback riding, hiking, karaoke, you name it).
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And so on a recent Saturday, Mr. Sanford — former governor, former congressman, and a man whose public meltdown over an extramarital affair in 793 took him to the outer banks of humiliation and back again — was greeted by the crowd at a South Carolina football game as if he were a minor celebrity at a cocktail party for 80,000 people.
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" —— Ms. Nonoo said she could not "remember exactly," but suggested, "I guess if you're sitting next to somebody at a seated lunch, there's an opportunity to, kind of, get a little deeper than at a cocktail party or something where you're, like, standing and your feet hurt and you're like, 'Ooh, ooh, where am I going next so my feet aren't hurting anymore?
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode, two contestants — Bibiana, 30, and Krystal, 29 — get into a bitter argument during the cocktail party over the man of the hour, Arie Luyendyk Jr. It all goes down after Krystal interrupts Bibiana's time with Luyendyk Jr. — even though she had already had her own time with the 36-year-old professional auto racing driver and realtor.
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It did so by anchoring its thinking and method around two poles of thought that were big on the radar screens and in the cocktail party chatter of Sixties-era intellectuals: the ideas of the German-born sociologist, philosopher, and political theorist Herbert Marcuse (1898–1979) and those of Marshall McLuhan (19503–1980), a Canadian who analyzed and put forth theories about the nature and impact of mass media.
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There's Berry Adore, which contains a matte wine shade, shimmery pomegranate, and warm, bright coral; Cocktail Party, which has a rich neutral brown, vivid orange-pink, and pastel baby pink; Peachy Love, which includes a peachy nude, warm coral, and brighter peach with golden sparkles; Pink Passion, which offers orchid, bubblegum, and petal pinks; and Pool Party, which comes with a rosy neutral, matte apricot, and matte pink with a hint of shimmer.
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His underlying idea is that Wenner, far from being a flower-child fanboy who struck gold, was a business prodigy who realized that the boomer counterculture was aspirational, and thus salable—that the young people who bought a bus ticket to San Francisco, bought a tab of acid, bought "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off" weren't really that different from the women who ad-shopped Vogue or the cocktail-party pundits who took Partisan Review .
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Veseth's breathless text does have a good share of observations worth sharing or debating at a cocktail party: the gender of wine bottles, Bordeaux (masculine) and Burgundy (feminine); the origins of the global natural wine movement in 20th-century Lebanon; a Chinese riesling that won an international wine award in 1915, when grape-based wine was still a novelty in that country; how port inspired David Ricardo's classic economic tract on free trade.
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So given that Jed has been a largely stand-up dude from the start, giving Hannah her space (he memorably opted to give other guys a chance to chat with Hannah at a cocktail party rather than hog her time) and keeping his attention laser-focused on her (versus, say, any of the drama that's unfolded thus far), we're willing to bet that his respectful romancing will keep him a frontrunner in both the competition and in Hannah's heart.
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Speaker 1: This is a little bit of a follow-on question to that, on local journalism, and it has to do with, both of you were speaking about the decline of cocktail party scoop journalism, and the thing is, in D.C. that's definitely true in terms of the way that our elected officials tend to operate, and the way bureaucrats tend to operate, but it hasn't felt as true when it comes to state houses throughout the country.
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When he puts it on, which he has for all of his film-related appearances — a screening at the Tribeca Film Festival; a cocktail party in his honor at the Montclair Film Festival; a screening at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; an appearance on "Late Night With Seth Meyers"; his portrait for this story — he looks like a gilded Spanish galleon parting the waves, with some gray storm clouds dusting the top of his head.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Sanders to join youth climate strikers in Iowa Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE (I-Vt.), for example, does not aim his message at the poor; he aims it at young people who want to think they're helping the poor without really doing it — the sort of "effortlesse oblige" that drives cocktail party conversation in New York, San Francisco, Hollywood and Palo Alto.
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Ng seeds the issue of the adopted baby elegantly into the background of the book early on, in the midst of cocktail party chatter and high school gossip, so it takes a while for it to dawn on you exactly how crucial the baby and the questions she inspires truly are: Her weight as a symbol of the argument Mia and Elena have been having all along about what makes a good mother creeps up on you, slowly and joyfully.
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The show's tagline— "if you want to be the perfect host, accentuate the positives, and medicate the negatives"—manifests in full nostalgic-surrealist burlesque mode, with Sedaris in 1950s house dresses knocking around her candy-colored home (if houses married, this one would have wed Pee-wee's playhouse), creating cut-rate 1970s cocktail party eats and deranged crafts to entertain everyone from lecherous businessmen, in one episode, to a rich uncle—who is not in fact rich at all—in another.
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