Companies aren't looking for cookie-cutter candidates, so you can't use a cookie-cutter resume.
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"They are not cookie-cutter children, nor should the process be cookie cutter for them," Mr. Hernandez said.
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Do the math, and you'll realize that each cookie cutter in the 40-Piece Winblo Cookie Cutter Set costs just 52 cents.
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Why hadn't her father been more like a typical American dad and greeted the man at their cookie-cutter door with a cookie-cutter threat?
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Here are the best cookie cutters you can buy:Best overall: Ann Clark Cookie Cutter SetBest on a budget: Winblo 40-Piece Cookie Cutter SetBest for Chanukah: Rite Lite LTD Metal Chanukah Cookie CuttersBest 3D cutters: 3D Christmas Cookie Cutters SetBest indestructible set: Ateco Cookie Cutter Set in Various ShapesBest for kids: Wilton 101-Piece Cookie Cutter SetUpdated on 10/15/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Get ready to try out — drumroll — the erotic cookie cutter.
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Rochaix Cookie Cutters Boobs Cookie Cutter, $2.45, available at Etsy.
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There is no "cookie cutter" ideal of beauty and character.
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Punch out scones with a floured 2-inch round cookie cutter.
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It became more cookie-cutter and less and less about individuality.
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There's not a cookie cutter model on how this would work.
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Using a Christmas cookie cutter and the flesh from her back.
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He's holding a cookie cutter, and there are more scattered about.
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"We are the opposite of a cookie-cutter subdivision," he said.
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There simply isn't a linear or cookie-cutter answer to this.
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Captain Marvel wasn't the cookie-cutter female hero I had expected.
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These are the best cookie cutters you can buy:Best overall: Ann Clark Cookie Cutter SetBest on a budget: Winblo 40-Piece Cookie Cutter SetBest for Chanukah: Rite Lite LTD Metal Chanukah Cookie CuttersBest 3D cutters: 3D Christmas Cookie Cutters SetBest indestructible set: Ateco Cookie Cutter Set in Various ShapesBest for kids: Wilton 101-Piece Cookie Cutter SetThe best loaf pansIf you like to bake bread in the oven or meatloaf is one of your go-to meals, a top-quality loaf pan is a must.
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From the outside, the house looks perfectly fine, almost too cookie-cutter.
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The cookie cutter model just won't work in certain countries, said Tan.
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I didn't feel that way, I couldn't have those cookie-cutter opinions.
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Copper Gifts Bra & Panties Cookie Cutter Set, $16.95, available at Copper Gifts.
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Rochaix Cookie Cutters Sexy Emoji Cookie Cutter Set, $5.49, available at Etsy.
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Just as the name implies, it is simply one giant cookie cutter.
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"The cookie-cutter approach is less and less effective," Ms. Goodson said.
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Tenant-protection plans, when they existed, were often vague cookie-cutter provisions.
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What do you feel like the cookie cutter expectation is right now?
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"The Burisma hack is a cookie-cutter G.R.U. campaign," Mr. Falkowitz said.
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A tract house is often referred to as a "cookie-cutter" home.
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And then build everything around the project, not a cookie-cutter approach.
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Flour a 2-inch round cookie cutter, and cut out rounds of dough.
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Camden Fine, head of the ICBA, likens the rules to a "cookie-cutter".
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Elltesa Premium Kitchen Products Butt Or Bust Cookie Cutter, $9.99, available at Amazon.
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"This is not a guy you want to 'cookie cutter' with," Wilson argues.
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I really wish everything could be in one place and less cookie-cutter.
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"You don't want it to look like a cookie-cutter thing," Clifton said.
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You can buy a 3D-printed cookie cutter that looks just your pet.
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"There's no cookie-cutter approach to this — that's what we teach," he said.
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South Syosset, which extends below the Long Island Expressway, is more cookie-cutter.
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Kobe was brand-friendly, cookie cutter, global and he avoided issues of race.
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It has cookie-cutter housing complexes, and shopping malls with big-box stores.
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" As a candidate, he added sagely, Carson "broke the cookie cutter politician mold.
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Many resemble the cookie-cutter locations you see in retail districts around the world.
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"I don't want anybody to be a cookie cutter shape or size," she says.
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Owners of standard cookie-cutter two-bedrooms would face the toughest challenge, he said.
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I didn't want to make it cookie-cutter, and brush over the character drama.
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The people who found these chains are also really cookie-cutter American dream prototypes.
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In a world of standard blowouts, cookie-cutter contouring, and cat-eyes, Rihanna prevails.
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Zoey's (Yara Shahidi) transition into college and adulthood has not been cookie cutter cute.
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Using a wine glass or circle cookie cutter, cut your leftover stuffing into patties.
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It's cookie-cutter, but it looks like a highly designed piece of bespoke architecture.
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Using a 1½-inch snowflake cookie cutter, cut out the center of large shapes.
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Forget the cookie-cutter, keeping up with the Jenner-Kardashian rules of the game.
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It wouldn't make sense for Miranda to be in a perfect cookie-cutter home.
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This means a somewhat cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all approach in their offerings.
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The solution comes in the form of the Wilton 101-Piece Cookie Cutter Set.
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Burr argued the case against Clinton was "cookie-cutter" compared to the current investigation.
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Fuller described his company's shops as warm and cozy — not cookie-cutter or sterile.
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I struggled in cookie-cutter classes and thrived when teachers accommodated my learning differences.
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Political affiliation is not cookie-cutter, but rather a letter next to my name.
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While baking Hungarian cookies, Frances lops off one of Greta's fingers with a cookie cutter.
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Deals are not cookie-cutter, and neither are the contracts on which they are built.
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Cookie-cutter was just fine, we decided — after all, we'd end up married either way.
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But Dad took us to the cookie-cutter suburbs of Suffolk County in Long Island.
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This might seem like a safe bet, but taking a cookie-cutter approach is risky.
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Upgrade has cookie-cutter characters and a plot twist you can spot from miles away.
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You see everything from orcas to white sharks have these cookie cutter bites on them.
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The climate is too unpredictable and a cookie-cutter approach won't work in this environment.
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Target is selling a giant cookie cutter that will make baking a whole lot easier.
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No, it's not going to be cookie-cutter perfect; it's not machine-, assembly-line made.
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"I do differentiate myself from the cookie-cutter drag that's out there today," she said.
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Most of us waste opportunities for real connections with cookie cutter exchanges about the weather.
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"There is nothing cookie-cutter here," said Christine Colasurdo, principal broker at Garrison Realty Group.
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I'm often sad, watching this transition to a more isolating, cookie-cutter kind of commerce.
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The resulting houses sold faster than the traditional cookie-cutter models and were more profitable.
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And how messed up it is that humans have a cookie-cutter manner of grieving.
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Although the "learn through play" pedagogical approach is the same, the prekindergartens aren't cookie-cutter copies.
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Mandy Moore's family isn't a cookie cutter one, and she wouldn't have it any other way.
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I wanted him to see that not everyone is cookie cutter and being different is beautiful.
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The landscaping neatly conceals Cupertino's nearby suburban clutter of strip malls and cookie-cutter apartment homes.
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Developer Naughty Dog has an unparalleled ability to turn seemingly cookie-cutter sequences into unforgettable moments.
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In the '90s and 2000s, there was an almost cookie-cutter image of a pop star.
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Grab a skull cookie cutter, too, and make some Faces of Death on your cookie canvas.
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Roll out to one quarter inch thick and cut out cookie shapes with cookie cutter. 3.
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Take the sorbet out of the freezer and cut into star shapes using a cookie cutter.
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Cookie-cutter wall text only normalizes the narratives created and propagated by a culture of exploitation.
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In spite of being a Hyatt property, the Miraval is far from cookie-cutter or corporate.
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Midtown has a few gems scattered among crowded, corporate cookie-cutter gyms full of finance bros.
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But don't let that imply cookie-cutter styling; each location has a vibe all its own.
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That is why they nudge travellers towards cookie-cutter concrete towers in the central business district.
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But while he prefers to avoid "cookie-cutter airlines," Virgin's limited options have sometimes frustrated him.
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The cookie-cutter format of most television news programs helped this theme come together fairly quickly.
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If you've got water, vodka, Jell-O, and a cookie cutter, you're basically good to go.
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You can bake truly unique desserts with a 3D-printed cookie cutter of your pet's face.
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"You can never get the Mediterranean food to become like a cookie-cutter food," he said.
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Some people want that cookie-cutter girl that smiles on the side of a Wheaties box.
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"This stuff is cookie-cutter," Mr. Aronne said, pointing to concrete slabs on the flat pier.
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The biggest red flag in a job interviewOverreliance on playbooks, historical answers, and cookie-cutter policies.
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The setting is Levittown, that Long Island suburb that became a byword for cookie-cutter uniformity.
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President Trump will be tough to beat — partly because he's not just another cookie-cutter politician.
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The firm does not use a "cookie-cutter" approach to managing portfolios or the service provided.
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The result is an elegant and affecting celebration of a love that's anything but cookie-cutter.
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I just want to make cookie-cutter, really smashing techno, but I'm always doing something way weirder.
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Using a cookie cutter, cut out shapes and place them onto a parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
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Their careers were far from linear, shattering any notion they had that career paths are cookie-cutter.
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Today the collection of cookie-cutter duplexes is showing declines more typical of aged and neglected housing.
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" "I can't connect to cookie-cutter celebrities, Botox, and reality TV. They make me want to chunder.
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So I don't believe there's going to be a cookie-cutter approach to how you license content.
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Using a 3½-inch snowflake cookie cutter, cut out 30 cookies; re-roll dough scraps as needed.
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Vegas, like so many other rapidly growing cities, has occasionally fallen victim to cheap cookie-cutter construction.eat.
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Five hundred miles west of Wolfsburg, Volkswagen's UK-based, upscale cousin prefers slow cooker to cookie cutter.
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Will Americans want to ride in cookie-cutter cars that are part of a larger automated fleet?
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Just take the super extra moment when Frances cuts off Greta's finger with a cutesie cookie cutter.
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Mariah was there, with the help of her friends, to dismantle decades of the cookie cutter image.
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Cookie Cutter CutoutsThe best thing about cutouts is that you won't find them in one specific form.
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Yet her exuberance and experimentation proved to be catnip for millennials bored with cookie-cutter commercial fashion.
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Boîte Ponyboy, a homey hangout in Greenpoint, offers a refreshing break from the cookie-cutter hotel bars.
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We're not looking for cookie-cutter experiences, but for a natural place people gather for free events.
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"The brand is moving away from cookie-cutter properties and opening ones with distinctive voices," she said.
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Don't expect to show up on day one and post some cookie-cutter snaps of Buckingham Palace.
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"It's not your cookie-cutter suburb," said Christine Rowley, an associate broker with RE/MAX Classic Realty.
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But the real mind-numbing factor is how all of these photographs fall prey to cookie-cutter Instagrammization.
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We also don't support custom [limited partner] documents; you'd have to go cookie-cutter with our Syndicates model.
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They have tasteful Grinch cookie-cutter sets, kids' aprons, and even adult aprons with matching green oven mitts.
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As the yolk cooks, cut out circles with a cookie cutter, before pouring the egg white over it.
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This picture, however, isn't the cookie-cutter image of a family in front of their white picket fence.
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Supercooling raindrops is really what's poking these cookie-cutter holes in the clouds over the southeastern United States.
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Need a place to crash last-minute but don't want to pay for a pricey, cookie-cutter hotel?
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This cookie cutter is pulling double duty — and we'll be making a mixed batch to cover both bases.
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In the Venn diagram between ABC and Lifetime, "selling women cookie-cutter romantic fallacies" is the obvious overlap.
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Press a 4-inch star-shaped cookie cutter onto top of cheesecake to make indentions of star shapes.
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I like for people to come into our bakery and not feel like it's a cookie cutter bakery.
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We wanted to do it in a way that is not the typical cookie-cutter ad -- INGRAHAM: Yeah.
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"These cookie-cutter reactions from companies who are raking in profits from repair monopolies are laughable," he said.
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The competitive, cookie-cutter nature of elite college admissions creates a culture of little or no risk taking.
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Picture a suburb and you probably imagine cookie-cutter houses with two-car garages and over-fertilized lawns.
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Tailor-made travel services are fast becoming customary among wealthy travelers looking to escape cookie-cutter vacation packages.
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But despite its cookie-cutter shape and slightly different smell, the Impossible Whopper is worthy of your consideration.
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"Most employer-based healthcare plans are cookie cutter plans, meaning they are the same for everybody," he said.
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"Someone You Loved" by Lewis Capaldi, nominated for song of the year, is a boring cookie-cutter ballad.
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Lately, though, we've begun to notice something: So many rompers currently available are a little too cookie-cutter.
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Don't take what's very real and very important to me and throw it into this cookie-cutter bullshit.
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It looked like every other cookie cutter never-ending co-op shooty game, a genre quickly becoming oversaturated.
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Today's high-end buildings have sleek and modern — but often cookie-cutter — finishes intended to have wide appeal.
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You could wave those roles off as cookie-cutter, eye candy, but Wilde sees them as important steppingstones.
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The guidelines emphasize the importance of personalized care, not cookie-cutter prescriptions based solely on blood test results.
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"Everything else we'd seen was dirty and old or new construction — really generic and cookie-cutter," she said.
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Boutique hotels are increasingly popping up and offering a far contrast from old big-box, cookie-cutter hotels.
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WEF is trying to shield the reputations of the rich behind these cheap, mass-produced, cookie-cutter videos.
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A year ago, Southern Living magazine called for the end of cookie-cutter farmhouse décor and word art.
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It may be because your body simply is not meant to accommodate cookie-cutter diets and trendy workouts.
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Am I just trying to create a cookie cutter of myself, or (what) I want her to be?
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He focuses on tract housing — or "cookie-cutter" homes — where he can easily identify value and negotiate effectively.
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The ease of printing means that affordable housing doesn't have to mean rows of identical cookie-cutter homes.
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And on every important point, Trump is governing not as a populist but as a cookie-cutter Republican.
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I think one of the things I try to do in this book is try to be clear that there are not either cookie-cutter solutions or cookie-cutter outcomes because it so much depends on variables that, some of which are in our control, and others of which are not.
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Flora, despite making her own horse cookie cutter, creates a crumbly carousel that neither tastes good nor holds together.
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Even suggesting some of the autoresponders would be fired didn't seem to stem the flow of cookie-cutter responses.
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He was by no means a cookie cutter Christian but give me a believer who fights to keep believing.
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"The storytelling was done in a way that was unpredictable in an era of cookie-cutter storytelling," Csathy said.
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"Weddings can look cookie-cutter," the Dancing with the Stars pro – who wed health coach Joshua Lancaster on Jan.
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Instead of setting the same cookie-cutter resolution as everyone else, set a financial goal perfectly tailored to you.
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And in the end, you get an overpriced cookie-cutter dress, all because the industry exploits sentimentality and tradition.
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His plan on Support for the Arts, which involves copyright reform, is similarly not a cookie-cutter progressive idea.
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Using a round cookie cutter, cut out circles out of the dough and divide them between two baking sheets.
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If you can make a basic boxed cake mix and use a cookie cutter, then you can do it.
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But if you just got engaged, think beyond cookie-cutter, expected choices — and set boundaries with relatives early on.
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It's basically 16 educational modules over 16 weeks…It's kind of like the diet approach, the cookie-cutter approach.
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It's sorta like stretching a cloud through a cookie cutter; from unfamiliar materials they end up with recognizable shapes.
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Art Review "Think Crazy" is sound advice for today's artists, faced with cookie cutter training and art fair sclerosis.
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On evenly-spaced plots of land stand cookie-cutter houses; in front of the houses, children are bouncing balls.
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"Most of the wineries tend to have a cookie cutter feel and shuttle you in and out," she said.
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His cookie-cutter hairstyle and a clean-cut suit represent the boxes that society tends to put us in.
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You took a chance, and it wasn't just the cookie cutter experience that people who play it safe do.
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She has consistently pushed a corporate agenda to privatize, de-professionalize and impose cookie-cutter solutions to public education.
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Its oversize pages depict city life as an identity-annihilating, cookie-cutter horror, observed by a baby named Bingo.
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This isn't a cookie-cutter whodunit, though; it's really a study in Osman's stranger-in-a-strange-land disorientation.
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Action points: Legacy processes based on cookie-cutter forms and notifications need to reflect the complexity of private transactions.
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No cookie cutter formula of over-priced breakfast buffet and sad-looking bouquet of carnations for your Mother Dearest.
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Like Britney, Christina and Ariana before her, she is in many ways an embodiment of the cookie-cutter American mainstream.
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But, in their not being so cookie-cutter, they're actually more groundbreaking for men than ever because they're so free.
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Breasts are hardly what one would describe as cookie-cutter — any bra-shopping experience will probably remind you of that.
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"There's no cookie-cutter answer," says Josie Torielli, LCSW, assistant director of intervention programs at NYC Alliance Against Sexual Assault.
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"I want to teach him that he doesn't need to go after chicks that are just cookie-cutter," she explains.
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"They are effectively designing and building one version of a plant, and using it like a cookie-cutter," he said.
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Those astronauts were all "cookie cutter males," as Sarah Ratley, one of the female pilots, calls them in the documentary.
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"You're not going to in today's NBA have one cookie cutter defense that's going to work for everybody," Donovan said.
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If they are all cookie-cutter versions of party elites and prophets of political correctness, none of them will prevail.
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"You cannot look at this and say it's a cookie-cutter approach, that each district is the same," he said.
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Despite its cookie-cutter shape and slightly different smell, we both think the Impossible Whopper is worthy of your consideration.
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The new Giant Cookie Cutter will make Christmas cookie cutting so simple, you'll want to bake batches throughout the season.
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The Giant Cookie Cutter is made of metal and measures 8.75 inches wide, 13 inches long and 1 inch deep.
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You can find the Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Giant Cookie Cutter at your local Target store or online at Target.
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"You can only do the sexy stepmom or babysitter—these contrived roles that are cookie-cutter—so much," she said.
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He bought cookie-cutter houses in Texas and Nevada towns with small airports so that he could park his planes.
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Developments are anything but cookie-cutter, with spacious two-story houses on leafy, winding streets ending in cul-de-sacs.
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The cookie-cutter model was conceived to lower building costs and insure a kind of architectural equivalence across diverse neighborhoods.
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Do you actually need that expensive piece of paper and have you explored alternatives to a cookie-cutter undergrad degree?
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Prominent art and design elevates the hotel from cookie-cutter to standout, with rooms that feel luxurious, but still accessible.
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A discerning primary voter could fairly ask some of the lesser-known, longest-of-long-shot, uninspiring, cookie-cutter candidates . . .
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Watch out for cookie-cutter positive comments like "Good therapist," or an overwhelming number of four- or five-star reviews.
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Besson doesn't know how to take half measures, a welcome trait in a world increasingly full of cookie-cutter blockbusters.
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Key Ring To make this fun gift, simply roll out molding clay to approximately ¼-inch thick, cut a heart using a heart-shaped cookie cutter, stamp (being careful not to cut all the way through) with small alphabet stamps or cookie cutter letters, and bake in the oven according to the clay's package instructions.
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Unlike many of the other songs, which can seem like cookie-cutter rock fare, there's a kernel of honesty behind it.
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And it shows there's more ways to go with a tie-in these days than the now-cookie cutter Telltale route.
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Gordon found that artists who visited through the official Paul Brach lecture series often gave cookie-cutter talks about their career.
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Additionally, people who prefer to optimize their digital workspaces with different apps might find the cookie-cutter Chrome environment too limiting.
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Amazing technology is coming out of European incubators and universities and cities that were once factories for producing cookie-cutter engineers.
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For a long time, Adobe has provided those in creative industries with these cookie-cutter photos (and subsequently, with many laughs).
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But the plot is far from cookie-cutter, and it's laced with brutally realistic details about an abusive and violent marriage.
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DeShields deviated from the cookie-cutter path, forgoing her final year of eligibility at Tennessee to play professionally overseas last winter.
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She was concerned for the happiness of people who had to live in soulless, cookie-cutter developments designed by master planners.
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You will need to get your own cake pans and a 2-inch cookie cutter, if you don't already have them.
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From the start, he made it a point to offer customers sophisticated templates that don't have a bland cookie-cutter vibe.
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These red, white and blue sorbet pops only require four ingredients, plus a star-shaped cookie cutter and some popsicle sticks.
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No mandates, no one-size-fits-all cookie cutter fixes, just conservative principles holding their own when put to the test.
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When we won the Grammy, it was like I won for all independent, honest, eclectic artists that weren't the cookie cutter.
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It is easier for Jefferies to do deals that exceed "cookie cutter" debt limits, said Chris Kotowski, an analyst at Oppenheimer.
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Ten years ago it was so much worse, in terms of the cookie-cutter services that everybody rolled their eyes about.
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Like many artists whose achievements predate it, Mr. Richie has criticized the show over the years for promoting cookie-cutter talent.
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Living in Praised for offering the American dream of homeownership, the hamlet has also been derided for its cookie-cutter suburbia.
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But if you need a break from the corporate, cookie-cutter sterility of Marriott and Hilton, this is your safe space.
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And if 2016 taught us anything, it's that conventional norms have been flipped — and your traditional cookie-cutter campaigning doesn't apply.
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And like Castle, whose work is palpably handmade and therefore palpably human, Mr. Mee does not deal in cookie-cutter art.
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In his 30-second spot, Cunningham slams the American Action Network for using a cookie-cutter attack ad in multiple districts.
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Unlike the cookie-cutter "Love Island" cast of Instagram models, the current residents of "Terrace House" have a variety of professions.
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More travelers are seeking homey surroundings at Airbnb and HomeAway and turning to boutique hotels for their non-cookie-cutter designs.
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Not like cookie-cutter pieces of data chunks turned into sentences, but a tale with a lot of context and information.
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I would rather be a free thinking, black than a cookie cutter black who thinks – and votes – just like all my friends.
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The new name symbolizes "X-ing out cookie-cutter beauty," the star told SI. "Mononyms are exciting in the industry," she explained.
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Pros: The hip Ace brand reputation, which promises to deliver on cool factor, but without delivering it in a cookie-cutter way.
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By the next season, the pair is sharing a bed, spooning, and not exactly acting like a cookie cutter mother-son pair.
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They could be any river, any shore, any sky, just as the painting's faceless house and cookie-cutter trees lack cultural specificity.
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The first step after your layers are baked and cooled is to remove the center from five layers with a cookie cutter.
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I would rather be a free thinking, black than a cookie cutter black who thinks -- and votes -- just like all my friends.
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"I really do believe that there shouldn't be just one cookie-cutter body type that everyone is aspiring to be," she says.
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But, she's pulled back to her cookie cutter lifestyle by her husband Michael (Billy Crudup) and their adorable daughter Dolly (Maren Heary).
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Each unique, custom-made cookie cutter costs $27 plus shipping, and the process of designing it takes one to nine business days.
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The community where Mr. Johnson lived with his mother is a quiet suburban subdivision with two-story, brick cookie-cutter-type homes.
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And for the top, a lattice is best, or a top cut out with a cookie cutter in some seasonally appropriate design.
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But the first five months of his presidency have been dominated by cookie-cutter legislative efforts, particularly on health care and taxes.
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A stamped knife has a blade that's been cut cookie-cutter style from a sheet of steel before being tempered and hardened.
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If you want to truly do something new, there's no cookie-cutter person you can hire ready to hit the ground running.
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We are so consumed with celebrity dating culture, it's hard to realize when something is way too cookie-cutter to be true.
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A generation of workers is rejecting cookie-cutter office space, opting instead for the manufacturing lofts that once defined New York City.
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More than 2,000 cookie-cutter-style homes were erected over vacant land that had at one point been targeted for a landfill.
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This isn't some enclosed, cookie-cutter consumption complex — you'll take in the outdoors and mingle with tourists as well as college students.
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Both women were tired of the cookie-cutter pink and red lipsticks flooding the market, and they decided to do something about it.
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Still, the founder of cool girl recommendation site Passerbuys put her energy into making her apartment as far from cookie-cutter as possible.
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The story Taria Greenberg was telling me, on the winding sidewalks of a cookie-cutter, deeply conservative suburb of Dallas, was not unique.
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She was accepted into the musical theater program at the Boston Conservatory but found herself uneasy with the school's cookie-cutter of instruction.
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The cookie-cutter way of life — go to college, get married, have a white picket fence — all of that is being questioned now.
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While they agree it's far from "cookie-cutter," the reality stars have a slightly different idea as to who their ideal buyer is.
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With such varied levels of strength among the state parties, the national party cannot apply a cookie-cutter solution to every locality. 4.
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Even when Smith takes a break from his incessant name-calling, he covertly shames the teens for veering outside the cookie-cutter mainstream.
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But they could still become a popular way to add some flare to replies without resorting to cookie-cutter emoticons or cliche GIFs.
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The cookie-cutter approach of the CTR program in the former Soviet Union had more serious consequences when applied to bioweapons know-how.
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When you're a kid, the magic of Halloween manifests in exploring your neighborhood after dark, when cookie-cutter houses transform into haunted mansions.
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Instead of planning what she called a "cookie cutter" funeral, like what you'd expect for your parents or grandparents, Mukerjee started from scratch.
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"I don't think I'm the cookie-cutter candidate," said George Brauchler, a Denver-area district attorney now running for governor as a Republican.
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Then they both told me about cookie-cutter sharks, who bore perfect round holes in whales, as if their mouths were cookie cutters.
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The latter feature, called "quick replies," supplements those messages by giving customers a cookie-cutter list of possible responses when interacting with a business.
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A variety of designs are possible, and designers attempted to show that prefab buildings aren't limited to postwar designs and a cookie-cutter look.
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But it could also make Instagram's feed a bit more cookie-cutter, with different audiences of different accounts seeing the same shots and captions.
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Rather, it's that Adoptly, in many ways, is indistinguishable from so many other misguided startups with self-righteous claims and cookie-cutter marketing material.
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Doki Doki Literature Club uses tropes to disarm the player, before revealing surprisingly empathetic depth to its cast of cookie-cutter high school crushes.
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Per the product's description on the Boots website, the calendar contains a key ring, pen, bauble, cookie cutter, jotter, candle, stickers, among other trinkets.
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San Francisco… The city sprawled out under his balcony was a cookie cutter of Slum and Green Zone separated by tense sections of Fringe.
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Using a cookie cutter or the tip of a sharp knife, cut out 6 (5-inch) hearts, and place on a rimmed baking sheet.
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And what about those with curls that sit on their heads like sculptural topiaries, setting them apart from the crowd of cookie-cutter hairstyles?
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The goal was to showcase models whose beauty is not "cookie cutter," Sports Illustrated's assistant managing editor, MJ Day, said in the magazine's announcement.
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While McD's had built an empire on cookie-cutter hamburger production, the steps involved were still basically the same as for the home cook.
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So, kudos to these films for reminding us that love can be fleeting and that happy endings don't have to be so cookie-cutter.
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With a lack of variety, it's easy to fall into a cookie-cutter trap with an expected, universally flattering, and "safe" (read: boring) option.
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That's not to say the stories are cookie-cutter, but that they each take a different angle on this particular model of human affairs.
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Armies became wildly unbalanced, and the only way to impose order on Games Workshop's godawful rules was to play in very cookie-cutter ways.
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She is known for her cute, simple designs and for reinterpreting the cookie cutter so each can be used for more than one design.
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These wines bear no resemblance to conventional or kosher wines that often follow a cookie-cutter path, full of additives to get them there.
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We're told Justin feels this is all cookie-cutter stuff ... she did it with him, Nick Jonas, Zedd and now with good ol' Abel.
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"We usually price things like 'cookie-cutter' art for condos that could go for $22009," said Michael Lewis, the executive director of the hotline.
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And I think that&aposs where the term "chicklets" and such came from, is because everybody kind of had this cookie-cutter, perfect smile.
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"They're approaching it with this cookie-cutter idea," said David Beier, head of the Committee for Taxi Safety, an association of taxi leasing agents.
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"We have to push the envelope and ensure we're not just some some cookie cutter [stadium] offering hamburgers, hotdogs, nachos and pretzels," Satenspiel continues.
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In an effort to discouraged cookie-cutter practitioners, Bruce also argued for an individualistic approach in which the student took priority over the system.
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In a separate post, Luna was seen giving her parents a hand, using a cookie cutter to make some of the cake's many bird feathers.
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In a separate post, Luna was seen giving her parents a hand, using a cookie cutter to make some of the cake's many bird feathers.
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Cancer is not a cookie cutter experience, but most television shows that include it as a plot device do so to kill off a character.
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In contrast, most American desi restaurants serve what I'd call "Restaurant Indian" — a cookie-cutter set of dishes that seem almost copy-pasted across cities.
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She might seem like a cookie-cutter Republican now, but came to power by branding herself as being on the side of the Tea Party.
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And in place of your typical cookie-cutter food and beverage cafe, the Tribeca shop will be home to the Chobani yogurt company's second cafe.
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"She has consistently pushed a corporate agenda to privatize, de-professionalize and impose cookie-cutter solutions to public education," said NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia.
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Since travelers have alternatives to a cookie-cutter room, hotels are realizing they need to deliver more than the same design from coast to coast.
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The cookie-cutter approach to counterterrorism that we have taken — of killing those who threaten us and denying groups control of terrain — is not working.
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People march down streets in the bombastic pomp of a national parade, which is juxtaposed with the white, cookie-cutter, and prefabricated houses of suburbia.
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"It's very cookie cutter, trite advice that is not based on any understanding of how you got to be the way you are," says Bobby.
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The stiffened fabric is placed under a cutting machine that stamps down on the mold to make flower shapes, as a cookie-cutter cuts dough.
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But the two have witnessed something in common: the old architecture being demolished to make room for expanding roads and cookie-cutter high-rise blocks.
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You're going to have to build an operation that is a South Carolina operation, not a cookie cutter operation that you take off the shelf.
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Who stays here: Style-minded youthful travelers, and anyone who appreciates the vintage aesthetic and want a more unique experience than a cookie-cutter hotel.
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Many of the tenements Neel and her sitters inhabited gave way to cruciform housing projects; others, more recently, have been replaced by cookie-cutter condos.
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"I feel like with smiles and makeup ads, there needs to be a change in not just having the cookie-cutter, no-flaw look," Miller says.
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Kate Wagner, an architecture writer, has a popular blog called McMansion Hell where she dissects bad cookie-cutter homes from the perspective of a trained architect.
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Using a 2½-inch round cookie cutter, cut 40 rounds from piecrusts; place 13 of the rounds in a single layer on prepared baking sheet. 3.
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Like all airports, DIA contains its fair share of bland, cookie-cutter art that won't inspire many jet-lagged travelers to look up from their phones.
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This one-size-fits-all scam also, appropriately, applies to retail where the idea that one cookie-cutter approach could save any brand is pure fantasy.
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But blouses in different colors or with interesting details (like ruffles or bows) can be an easy way to make your outfit feel less cookie-cutter.
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Get an Emoji cookie cutter 3-Pack for $18.97 See Details This best-selling 12-pack of beach balls has an emoji face for every occasion.
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It's not that these generic cafes are part of global chains like Starbucks or Costa Coffee, with designs that spring from the same corporate cookie cutter.
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The interest shown by festivals and independent distributors has been encouraging, but they remain risk-averse: funding and exposure still often go to cookie-cutter stories.
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Under the control of Disney, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a hugely popular but ultimately cookie-cutter franchise, with little tonal diversity from movie to movie.
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If you feel a huge hole in your heart that can only be filled by a mostly cookie-cutter buddy-cop show, you could do worse.
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But there's nothing more disappointing than pulling out your favorite snowman cookie cutter from last year, only to find that his body is now somewhat deflated.
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Set amid a row of cookie-cutter plots carved from rich local farmland, the house was Lady Bird's until her death last year from Alzheimer's disease.
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There is no cookie-cutter way to defeat radical and political Islam, but a key component is that Islam must fight the radical elements within itself.
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"I didn't want to have a basic cookie-cutter wedding," said Ms. Monempour, 34, who owns Links Translating Services, a language interpreting company in Los Angeles.
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But over time, the white population gravitated toward the cookie-cutter subdivisions that sprouted nearby, taking with them businesses that had been in downtown Port Arthur.
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A hotel stops being boutique, he said, only "when it loses its point of view and specific attitude ... when it becomes generic and institutionalized, cookie cutter."
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"My life might not be what people consider to be the cookie-cutter story, but it's my story and we have a fabulous life," she added.
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"I think that we're actually trained as women to be like, 'If you don't wear a cookie-cutter size, then there's nothing for you,'" she said.
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Besides Tudors in various shapes and sizes, Italianate, Georgian and Mediterranean styles are represented, often on the same block, helping streets avoid a cookie-cutter look.
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"This isn't your typical cookie-cutter e-bike coming out of the same factories with different brand logos slapped on," Karmic says in a press release.
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There are no cul-de-sacs or cookie-cutter developments; Montclair became a township in 1868, so our hundred-year-old home is in good company.
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With contemplative, earnest standouts like "Boomerang" and the hypnotic "Falsas Promesas," the album soars above contemporaneous efforts this calendar year from the genre's cookie-cutter hitmakers.
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Her out-there, playful-meets-edgy vibe, which she documents daily on her Insta feed, rebels against the cookie-cutter aesthetic of most bloggers in the game.
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A few people even pointed out how Moore's character stood out from cookie-cutter TV tropes by doing revolutionary things like dating younger men and living alone.
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Get the recipe: Paleo pancakes recipe Sugar cookies Break out that shamrock cookie cutter — these sweet sugar cookies are just begging to be frosted in emerald icing.
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If companies like Twitter and Instagram can't do it, it's sort of ridiculous to think some tiny, cookie-cutter app-making company with no public accountability can.
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I wish more Japanese young people could find how to express their thoughts and opinions and not be as cookie cutter as Japanese culture insists from us.
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When I asked another candidate about less-expensive options, he explained that the premium fees were for personalized weddings, so we wouldn't have a "cookie-cutter" service.
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That's why, when we come across a fresh face with an aesthetic that stands out in a sea of cookie-cutter #OOTDs, our hearts skip a beat.
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His parents were physicists, and "I thought I would study some sort of cookie-cutter path of studying something that I would use post-college," he explained.
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AE has partnered with Dormify, an online mecca for decor pieces designed specifically to add major personality to cookie-cutter college living spaces and teeny first apartments.
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That means that, during the peak, it looks like someone had punched straight through the sun's center with a cookie cutter, leaving only the outer ring behind.
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Personalised Investment Ideas essentially offers more customised investment ideas for a more "personalised" client experience, as opposed to the more "cookie-cutter" approach employed by robo-advisors.
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We wanted to see real characters who were not all cookie-cutter, characters who were different and had real vulnerability and incredible strengths, and who embraced both.
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"She has consistently pushed a corporate agenda to privatize, de-professionalize and impose cookie-cutter solutions to public education," president Lily Eskelsen Garcia said in a statement.
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Authentic digital influencers are more popular than the cookie-cutter characters that were the norm on '00s Disney and Nickelodeon shows, like Hannah Montana and Zoey 101.
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While One Direction was a cultural and musical phenomenon, the guys' original cookie-cutter personas still created a mold from which it was nearly impossible to deviate.
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Robo-taxi vehicles should be rather basic, cookie-cutter-type cars, freed from having to worry about traditional consumers perks, such as luxurious materials or complex seats.
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I really feel like media presents a very cookie cutter image for women to aspire to, which for certain body types it's just not realistic or healthy.
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What looked like a cookie-cutter sitcom surprised us by unexpectedly addressing depression, anxiety, alcoholism, homophobia, immigration, and racism through the eyes of a Cuban American family.
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Turning the gritty and frantic Mexican drug cartel drama into an Americanized remake, the filmmakers only made the story safer and more cookie-cutter, according to critics.
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"These cookie-cutter systems are not going to work for the most vulnerable people like people with children, seniors, or those with mental health issues," Bee said.
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I was like, I don't want to see this constant branding I always see from the same cookie-cutter sex workers—I want to see more diversity!
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From book-Meg's perspective, such cookie-cutter houses are not strange, nor are the women clothed in their aproned tea dresses, which were fashionable then as well.
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She argued that the party needed to sharpen its message, rev up its organization and stop being so dependent on cookie-cutter strategies devised by overpaid consultants.
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Why do we try to write while held hostage by cookie-cutter offices, zapped by overhead fluorescence and pinged by electronic apps of varying degrees of annoyance?
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And just as wearing a single brand head to toe has fallen out of fashion, so has a table set precisely with the same cookie-cutter pattern.
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It's 2100, and the cookie-cutter hXc labels have since shut down and the owners have taken jobs as graphic designers, which is probably for the best.
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Tract housing was cheaper to build, and in the decades after World War II, millions of Americans fled to these cookie-cutter homes in suburbs across the country.
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To make the goldfish decoration, peel the rest of the orange and use a goldfish cookie cutter to make the fish and add a clove for the eye.
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There's an upsettingly high degree of unoriginality about these laptops, which could easily bear Acer's Predator or Asus' Republic of Gamers branding — they're both cookie-cutter gaudy monstrosities.
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Sharethrough CEO Dan Greenberg told me that the aim isn't to make sure every piece of marketing and content suddenly comes with a cookie-cutter, Upworthy-style headline.
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"I think that's the allure of this film -- the perfect cookie cutter white picketed fenced houses and the underbelly of what goes on behind closed doors," she said.
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The plaintiffs' firms that settled with Gigamon filed "bare-bones" or "cookie-cutter" complaints, Robbins Geller asserted, and did virtually no additional work on their cases against Gigamon.
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"When you make anything that's not homogenous and not cookie-cutter and understandable in the typical straightforward way, that will be provocative and that's exciting," Kate Mulleavy said.
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But whether they verge towards cringe-worthy or towards swoon-worthy, each of these movies will make you reevaluate the cookie-cutter standards we place on romantic relationships.
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The rise of Instagram meant every bride wanted to look unique on a budget, not pay $210 for a cookie-cutter $24 dress that happened to be white.
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The best kinds of IP-based games and apps will focus on unlocking these kinds of "bring that world into your world' experiences" rather than cookie cutter gameplay.
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When Janet (Molly-Ann Nordin) becomes pregnant, she and Darren (Jeffrey Brian Adams) expect a cookie-cutter-perfect addition to their retro-photogenic Ward-and-June-Cleaver lives.
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" The White House initially downplayed Bolton's comments -- White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said last week that "there's not a cookie cutter model on how this would work.
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It's cute to sell straight people cookie-cutter notions of the queer community as a group full of happy couples in love—but we're not always in love.
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The cookie cutters in the Ann Clark Cookie Cutter Set are durable, easy-to-use, and come in multiple charming shapes that are just perfect for holiday treats.
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The researchers got their sediment samples from something called a box core, essentially a giant cookie cutter that slices down many years' worth of layers in the seafloor.
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"The snowballing consolidation of local stations has too often endangered hard-hitting investigative journalism, replacing local journalists with identical cookie cutter segments dictated from far away," he said.
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But like those shows, its cookie-cutter outlines allow for the possibility of a transcendent star performance, one that pushes past note-by-note impersonation into idiosyncratic portraiture.
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So does the occasional sound of gunshots seeping through the thin walls of the cookie-cutter house in the retirement community that gives the play its sarcastic title.
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"We're not a cookie-cutter hotel chain, and we're okay with that," says Weprin, who holds an MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management and lives in Chicago.
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THEN YOU HAVE IN THE MIDDLE ONES THAT HAVE SOME KIND OF USER FEE POTENTIAL THAT MAYBE IT'S NOT AS CLEAR CUT AS IN THE COOKIE CUTTER MODELS.
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She said her father had not wanted a stiff, official funeral featuring cookie-cutter eulogies or "red" symbolism that would suggest he had remained devoted to the party.
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As music festivals struggle to differentiate themselves from cookie cutter lineups and experiences in a saturated market, this felt like a badly needed homecoming for the Southern California festival.
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Television's bad boys are hardly a cookie-cutter bunch: they can be wealthy or "wrong-side-of-the-tracks," gay or straight, wearing exclusively bow-ties or basketball jerseys.
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Each level — which take place in different, seemingly cookie-cutter rooms in a drab office facility — is filled with subtle hints at how the puzzle boxes can be solved.
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It's so much easier to rely on cookie-cutter instructions, to wait for someone tell you how to just do The Thing that's required to be a good person.
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Before the politics of being problematic, Timberlake was able to seamlessly transition from N'SYNC's cookie-cutter image by borrowing elements of R&B and soul into his pop aesthetic.
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There needs to be a little more, just a little more, catering to other demographics and not in a cookie-cutter approach of just bringing in male dolls either.
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You can buy "Harry Potter" themed Christmas decor for the whole house, thanks to products like PB Teen's Hogwarts House Stockings and William Sonoma's Harry Potter Cookie Cutter Set.
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If you're baking with children and want to ensure that little hands are kept safe, then the Wilton 101-Piece Cookie Cutter Set is surely the way to go.
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Ms. Blanchard, whose passions are archaeology and baking, used chopsticks, a fish knife and a gingerbread recipe that came packaged with a Coliseum-shaped cookie-cutter she once bought.
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It's been a journey—when I first noticed him appearing on festival lineups last year, I wrote him off as another cookie-cutter EDM upstart with a dumb mask.
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Despite the multitude of products created to help sellers be more productive and personal, billions of cookie-cutter emails are still flooding the inboxes of a few decision makers.
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"They are very customary, but I wouldn't describe it as a cookie-cutter one size fits all," said Bevilacqua, who was not familiar with the N.C.A.A.'s specific agreements.
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It could be a hint that he has some acting credits on his resume and also refer to shedding a cookie-cutter-image that includes multiple Disney Channel appearances.
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They looked at large full-service buildings, "where the apartments were very cookie cutter," said Ms. Coleman, 36, the chief executive and president of Radius, a personal care company.
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Part of the problem for the Democrats this year is that is missing from the equation, their message is cookie-cutter and they failed to recruit enough solid candidates.
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Rapid development over the last four decades of breakneck economic growth has seen many old buildings demolished and cookie-cutter skyscrapers and other edifices put up in their place.
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The result has the appearance of a kind of assembly-line, cookie-cutter perfection — all the right parts in the right places — and there is nothing "natural-looking" about it.
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Ahead we rounded up the top seven tips for cutting, carving, roasting, and even kegging your — everything from carving methods to creative cookie-cutter hacks, drink cooler creations, and more.
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Using a sharp knife or large cookie cutter, cut sandwich into an egg shape; cut a zigzag line through the middle of the oval, creating 2 "cracked egg" halves. 4.
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Since its premiere in 2003, America's Next Top Model has shown us that you don't need to fit the cookie-cutter model archetype to make it in the fashion world.
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Instead, to the degree that a demonstration of bot-making at Deloitte's Arlington, Virginia, office is a window into this future, cookie-cutter bot-making businesses are likely to arise.
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This reform would change the status quo "cookie cutter" policy, in which only one exchange must serve an entire state but not exceed its boundaries, even into contiguous metropolitan areas.
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And more often than not, American manufacturers are shying away from cookie-cutter goods and services, and instead finding niche markets and opportunities to export high-end innovation to China.
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"I think the franchise wants to so badly break out of its cookie-cutter, white-person shell, but I don't think that America will embrace it, sadly enough," he continued.
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While fashion trends — always the fickle beast — have taken a turn for the more minimal, less preppy, and arguably, more cookie-cutter, J.Crew has stuck with Jenna's magpie-meets-Mr.
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And while "references available upon request" may not kill interest entirely (assuming everything else is on point and compelling), it makes your cover letter look cookie cutter and old school.
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The Ann Clark Cookie Cutter Set is our top choice because this well-made 11-piece kit comes with every holiday cookie shape we could think of and then some.
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"There's nothing cookie cutter about Hastings," Ms. Le Draoulec said, who noted that her neighbors include a number of artists, French epicures and internationals who work at the United Nations.
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Now — to the great welcome of penny-pinching travelers — the trend in lodging to embody the location has trickled down to budget hotels and even brands generally regarded as cookie cutter.
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Chris Dodge: From the beginning we all agreed we wanted to create something musically punishing, but we also didn't want to follow the cookie cutter approach of so many hardcore bands.
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Rebel Wilson bumps her head only to find herself inside the cliche world of your most cookie-cutter rom-coms, skewering the genre while inevitably falling prey to its charming tropes.
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"We have always been a show about the marginalized, non-cookie cutter, people in fictional Hawkins, Indiana, and in many ways, we have always championed the kind of different," he said.
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It's like having a cookie-cutter design for a house, building that same house over and over again, and then changing how the rooms are arranged, how the furniture is positioned.
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"It's the old city and the new city, you see the full contrast," says 32-year-old María, taking in Guayaquil's cookie-cutter skyline from her tiny terrace in the slum.
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The impending influx of Addamses dovetails with the second half of the plot, which involves a cookie-cutter subdivision that pops up just a stone's throw away from the Addams' mansion.
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"We have always been a show about the marginalized, non-cookie cutter, people in fictional Hawkins, Indiana, and in many ways, we have always championed the kind of different," Levy explained.
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The problem, as Hollywood has been late to discover, is that Armie Hammer isn't a cookie-cutter movie star, but a character actor trapped in the body of a leading man.
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If Tapia finds himself overmatched at higher levels, no one can even say for certain if "cookie cutter-ing him," to borrow Wilson's parlance, would even jive with someone so unique.
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The 'Ginger Bread Mob Cookie Kit' "comes with everything you need to make your very own crew of A$AP homies," including gingerbread mix, a human-shaped cookie cutter, and icing.
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"We think there's a need for newness and uniqueness to continue to excite our customers as the days of cookie-cutter malls are long gone," PREIT spokeswoman Heather Crowell told CNBC.
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Friedman rolled her eyes when asked about the spots, suggesting that she was focused on more important issues as she knocked on doors in a cookie cutter community in nearby Ashburn.
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A search of the couple's home in Banbury uncovered machetes and crossbows, one of which was near the baby's crib, and Nazi paraphernalia including a cookie cutter shaped like a swastika.
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But new images from NASA reveal an Antarctic iceberg that is so exquisitely neat in its geometry that it seems as if it was created with a giant rectangular cookie cutter.
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Homeownership rates began to rise in the 1950s and '60s, and cookie-cutter tract houses, newly built freeways and cul-de-sacs turned farmland into suburbs during the postwar building boom.
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The project led her to Los Angeles, which proved to be the perfect setting to capture corporate America in the cool, cookie-cutter office settings that were prevalent at the time.
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For those like him who fall outside the cookie-cutter norm, that "takes courage, it takes perseverance, it takes tenacity, it takes confidence, it takes epic empathy for oneself," he said.
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This picture is as poignant and whimsical as it is thrilling, and it is an enduring depiction of the wonders of childhood in a cookie-cutter suburb filled with broken homes.
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At one point in time, the beauty at New York Fashion Week was cookie-cutter: slicked-back ponytails, barely-there makeup, and a bit of Vaseline used to highlight models' cheekbones.
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The opening short, "Kids," directed by Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach, communicates its theme of conformity through cookie-cutter-like figures moving with almost liquid smoothness over a blank field.
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She's tried the "pretty makes you happy" life, but after her husband Joel (Michael Zegen) abruptly leaves her, she realizes her mother's cookie-cutter lifestyle isn't going to work for her.
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And frankly, I think they're looking at the great success of Hack the Pentagon and thinking this is a cookie-cutter, discreet thing they can just do without all that prep.
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It is a memoir about growing up black in Sydney's outer suburbs, where everybody knew everybody (the kind of place that inspired Howard Arkley's hyper-coloured paintings of a cookie-cutter suburbia).
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" She adds, "That is why I created America's Next Top Model — to really showcase all different types of beauty and to put them on a pedestal, things that aren't necessarily cookie-cutter.
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"Miss USA is someone that women around the globe aspire to be, and I believe that I'm a great representation of that because I don't have this cookie cutter background," she says.
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Though it has its fair share of cookie-cutter homes and strip malls, its well-preserved old downtown boasts a brewery and beer garden, a yoga studio and, now, a bootcamp boutique.
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Its features include houses upon houses upon houses that look like cookie-cutter versions of each other, families going on walks to the park, and the occasional school, church, and Tim Hortons.
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There's this strangeness, like when you accidentally turn one street too early, and, because all of the cookie-cutter houses look the same, you feel as if you're in a parallel universe.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.From Sherlock Holmes to Ian Rankin's seemingly never-ending output of cookie-cutter detective novels, it feels like the popularity of crime fiction never went away.
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Recovery is driven by the type of cookie-cutter songs that kick around the major label machinery: hooks already in place, clean concepts, shimmering, Clear Channel-approved beats emailed for your convenience.
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"Whatever your child's into when it comes to their toys, find a cookie cutter that fits that mold, make a sandwich with it and I guarantee you they'll eat it," she says.
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But this year it comes at a time when voters, in the eyes of political operatives, are deeply skeptical of cookie-cutter politicians and searching for unique nominees who break the mold.
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Ms. Raman sees these photographs as a window into the inner lives of theater owners, too, who often helped to design their own buildings, in contrast to today's cookie-cutter corporate multiplexes.
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"His operations are cookie-cutter clean; they are the McDonald's of the whole sex industry," William H. Daly, director of the Mayor's Office of Midtown Enforcement, was quoted as saying in 1995.
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Our Fort Myers neighborhood consisted of cookie-cutter houses built around the community swimming pool; Birr is built around a castle where a noble family have resided Downton Abbey-style for centuries.
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There is no cookie cutter approach for what is needed to create a useful commission, but enabling legislation should be prioritized over moving swiftly to draft, debate, revise, and reconcile actual bills.
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What Monteiro set out to do was tell the story of a group of hard-working and passionate guys who didn't fit the cookie-cutter cliché story of Brazilian big-city plight.
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These drawings (still made of cookie-cutter shapes of stencils) also feature an extra detail: the ancient ledger paper on which they are spread are embellished with original handwritten notes in elegant cursive.
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If the cookie-cutter housing tracts of the American suburbs fill you with dread, don't think about visiting this one in the United Arab Emirates, photographed on Wednesday by Getty photographer David Ramos.
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With listings around the world that range from whimsical to downright luxurious, Airbnb's unique spaces let you leave behind the world of cookie-cutter weddings to create a day that's completely your own.
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The new moniker signifies her rebirth in the modeling scene after exiting in 2005 and "X-ing out cookie-cutter beauty," the star told SI. "Mononyms are exciting in the industry," she explained.
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While many aspects of weddings have become less traditional and cookie-cutter over the years, one convention stubbornly remains: In heterosexual unions, the bride's parents are still writing the majority of the checks.
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The AI's cookie-cutter armies also breed really similar-feeling battles, which is especially notable in this game compared to the Warhammer games because the unit types are so much less fanciful here.
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PAST the neon lights of Reno and the cookie-cutter homes of neighbouring Sparks, the I-1043 highway winds through a thinly populated expanse of arid hills and lunar valleys in Storey County.
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"We want to help the company redefine itself and find what its new niche is because it's certainly not in making games that are cookie cutter what we've done before," the source says.
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There's this wholesale homogenization of the streetscape, where we have these cookie-cutter glass buildings going up that have no soul, that have nothing on the exterior—these blocks, they're dead to me.
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Kay Hagan, for example, ran a cookie-cutter Democratic campaign to take her Senate seat in 2008, hewing to the middle and touting her credentials as a corporate lawyer and bank vice president.
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The highly anticipated reboot of "Beverly Hills, 90210" isn't just another cookie-cutter play for nostalgia -- it's taking the idea in a bold new direction ... and Ian Ziering thinks you're gonna love it.
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The "cookie-cutter approach" that Tapley described made sense from a science perspective, because the most important thing about Grace-FO is to get the kind of data that Grace is now collecting.
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Its success prompted Telemundo to add more "super series" to its roster of prime-time telenovelas: shows with a shorter run that incorporated more contemporary themes and allowed for less cookie-cutter characters.
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His critics say he's turned his approach to that issue into a cookie-cutter model he believes can break a stalemate on anything else, and that he is in for a rude awakening.
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That's especially true of their new LA outpost with a vintage aesthetic that offers a more unique experience than that of a cookie-cutter hotel, and sometimes, at a much lower price point.
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Packed in amidst the Chicago Loop's skyscrapers with a historic reputation dating back to 1894, the Kimpton Gray Hotel is a far cry from many of Chicago's other bland cookie-cutter business hotels.
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Ms. York, now in her 60s, said that though every incarnation of the Taylor company was different by nature, there was one quality shared over generations: "They're not cookie-cutter dancers," she said.
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From there came Timberlake's brief declaration that the toddler will never play football, before he segued into a seemingly cookie-cutter response about not pressuring his kid to follow in his musical footsteps.
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Not being much of a pastry chef — my last experience with sugar cookies was probably at least a decade ago — I'm probably not the best judge of what makes a good cookie cutter.
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While Franco's tastes run a little macho—and quite white—there's something refreshing about his desires to adapt brilliant literary fiction in a world of cookie-cutter action films and endless superhero reboots.
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I-buyers are not present in every region of America—they have entered big cities with large "cookie-cutter" housing stocks first—and therefore accounted for a tiny fraction of home sales in 2018.
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But after you see your twentieth or thirtieth pearl opened by the same cookie cutter young housewife sporting an American Apparel V-neck and a French manicure, it can all start to blend together.
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It wasn't hip like The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, no one on Roseanne was as stylish as Fran on The Nanny, and it certainly didn't offer the cookie-cutter youthfulness of Full House.
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I was embarrassed by how easily I'd conformed to cookie-cutter "prettiness" ideals that favored well-behaved, sleek, shiny lengths over my unpredictable but nonetheless beautiful curls that had a mind of their own.
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Some in the literary world scoffed at Barnes & Noble's deep discounts and its cookie-cutter, superstore formula, but Mr. Riggio saw the store's nationwide expansion and low prices as a "democratization" of the marketplace.
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Total funding to date: $175 millionEmployees: 400Braze is one of a handful of startups that have raised millions to rival big marketing clouds that are known for charging high costs and cookie-cutter deals.
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It's sort of like they want any cookie-cutter person to be able to walk in the door, plop down in a seat, and just do the job exactly as it is laid out.
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Etsy seller Baker's Street Cutter will draw an illustration of your pet based on a photograph and then render it into a 3D cookie cutter to create a one-of-a-kind baking accessories.
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Against cobalt blue walls, Yang's structures evoke cookie-cutter homes and, semi-unopened, the blinds lose their portal function of looking both in and out, instead obscuring and cordoning off spaces in the room.
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And so it would be, if they were referring to the cookie-cutter townhouses and stolid apartment complexes in Kew Gardens Hills, the (factory-less) neighborhood in central Queens where both men grew up.
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So too with "Westworld": If a rich man were to design a theme park and populate it with live-action sex dolls, one would expect the women to have a rote, cookie-cutter appearance.
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Most malls are pretty cookie-cutter, meaning the pieces you find there are likely available all across the country — and knowing you're buying run-of-the-mill present can definitely dampen the joy of giving.
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The process is simple but laborious — for me, at least: We combine Chick-fil-A's biscuit mix with water, roll the dough out flat and use a giant cookie-cutter type apparatus to shape them.
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This Grenoble-born collector's permissive purview on owning and ordering art entails an open outlook far flung from the run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter, interchangeable, name-brand-conscious investment collectors that litter the land.
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"I have my own ideas of policies on health care and jobs and immigration reform that aren't the cookie-cutter approach you hear from both parties, but I think are tailor-made for my district."
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It's got work to do; sometimes the show verges on the cookie-cutter sentimentality that cable family dramas are known for, but the power of Party of Five is in what it asks of us.
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Soon after the shooting, the city's Republican mayor Lenny Curry made a statement where he used cookie-cutter remarks about the senseless tragedy being one too many in the city — but with no action steps.
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"It's not about exporting a cookie cutter model to the rest of the world ... I don't think it's about thinking we have all of the answers and that we have all the solutions," he added.
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Many argue Nashville's recent rash of growth has been handled irresponsibly, with developers buying out longtime businesses and bulldozing the buildings to make room for cookie-cutter condominiums and multi-use developments and neighborhood rebrands.
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And, the seven tweets Trump has sent are the sort of cookie-cutter stuff you see from the average politician -- a speech he gave, a picture here and there and absolutely nothing even remotely controversial.
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The action plot was cookie-cutter at its best and weird in a bad way at its worst — like when Kristen Wiig goes all Disney's Hercules to save Melissa McCarthy from a green death portal.
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"I also think that people now have this cookie cutter version that people bring out on Martin Luther King day where they say 'I have a dream' that makes them feel good," he told Broadly.
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"There is no cookie-cutter method," said Douglas Boneparth, president and founder of Bone Fide Wealth, explaining that setting financial goals is a very subjective undertaking that requires an intimate understanding of your own finances.
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Kate Wagner is a 23-year-old grad student and the writer behind McMansion Hell, a blog that catalogues and critiques the ostentatious cookie-cutter houses that became emblematic of the U.S. real estate bubble.
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I feel like she's the secret bad girl of country: That's why people love her because a lot of the things that she sings about or talks about aren't traditional in the cookie-cutter country world.
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The internet is packed with nondescript, cookie-cutter garbage sites: endless badly-written Wordpress blogs on marketing and weight loss, keyword-splattered business directories, link-spammed content sections, and fake crowds of braying social media bots.Why?
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Photo: Elias Levy (Flickr)More than 500 different shark species roam Earth's oceans: from zippy little cookie-cutter sharks, to the iconic great white, to nightmarish goblin sharks, to 25-foot-long, filter-feeding basking sharks.
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Photo: Elias Levy (Flickr)More than 2100 different shark species roam Earth's oceans: from zippy little cookie-cutter sharks, to the iconic great white, to nightmarish goblin sharks, to 21-foot-long, filter-feeding basking sharks.
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I want to emphasize that these questions on how to write identity are very much a two-way street, that it's not all a conspiracy of cookie-cutter editorial practices under the guise of diversifying content.
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Alex's interests – including World War II, about which he made an award-winning documentary film at 250 – showed empathy, but he stood apart in "a world that wanted to stamp out cookie-cutter kids," says Townsend.
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But Trump on Friday worked in earnest to unify Republicans around his campaign, ticking down a list of cookie-cutter conservative policy positions, including pledging to protect religious liberty, appointing anti-abortion judges and abolishing Obamacare.
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Increasingly, there's a danger that we're just hopping from starship to planet to starship to planet here; that the bespoke production of compelling stories is starting to give way to the cookie cutter Star Wars factory.
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"At Harvard you're in a space that was made for white men, so if you're not the cookie-cutter white man who Harvard was built for, it can be difficult to navigate being here," she said.
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It goes without saying that Unicorn Cookie Cutters would be ingenious here (find a set of seven unicorn cookie cutter shapes for $9.99on Amazon), but you can also try other shapes like hearts, stars, and dinosaurs.
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That prospect is easier now than it was a decade ago thanks to resources like Catalyst Wedding Magazine, which offer unique stories and inspiration in a market previously flooded by cookie-cutter bridal magazines and websites.
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" And Lily E. Garcia, the president of the National Education Association, said it is necessary to stand against DeVos to oppose "a corporate agenda to privatize, de-professionalize and impose cookie-cutter solutions to public education.
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This being the late-18th century, even cookie-cutter music has some Mozartean grace, and the period-instrument orchestra, ably led by the artistic director, Ryan Brown, did its best to invest every note with meaning.
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And Cole -- who originally sold O'Rourke on the vision of a campaign that could raise massive amounts of money online as long as he didn't rely on a cookie-cutter digital effort -- runs the email program.
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Like Jeff, I also admire Patrick Berry's and other constructors' continued efforts to produce puzzles that do not fit the typical themeless cookie-cutter mold, and thus, I make it a priority to attempt the same.
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"Although they have substantial benefits, target-date funds ultimately provide too much of a cookie-cutter approach to asset allocation," said Benjamin Sullivan, a planner and portfolio manager with Palisades Hudson Financial Group in Austin, Texas.
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As a teenage girl who hated wearing dresses, had a short homemade haircut, and wanted to be a skateboarder, Smith's refusal to fit into the cookie cutter version of womanhood legitimized my own sense of self.
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I wonder if 2017 could be the year free-to-play's unsavory design catches up with it, and in place of cookie-cutter mobile games — or at least alongside them — we see a renewed push for experimentation.
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Cookie-cutter interactions — in which you feel as if you're reading off a script — will be too boring to keep up, and you might just have the trickster's urge to provoke your partner with a radical action.
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With shows like Insecure and Atlanta catering to current and young black audiences, the treatment of black hair when matched with 20 years of wigs and cookie-cutter chemical care, serves as a fostering of new mentalities.
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From luxury motorbike road trips to customizable African safaris, ultrawealthy travelers are no longer seeking "a cookie cutter product" when it comes to vacations, according to Richard Lewis, the US president of luxury lifestyle management service Insignia.
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"We've deliberately moved up-market, doing less cookie-cutter simple research because there are a lot of automation and tools that can do that easily," Woodall, who has been working in market research for 20 years, said.
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Produced from water from the adjacent Red Sea that is forced through salt-separating membranes, it is piped into the campus's gleaming lab buildings and the shops, restaurants and cookie-cutter homes of the surrounding planned neighborhoods.
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Across pageants, both in the U.S. and abroad, there remains a cookie-cutter image of what a beauty queen is supposed to look like: long hair, a slim waist, and curvy (but not too curvy) hips and breasts.
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There are so many worthy and talented people out there, so anyone in a position of power needs to re-imagine their cookie cutter format or mold and re-examine who they think is 'worthy' to begin with.
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More so than usual, I'm having trouble finding a guy to root for, since they all seem (with the exception of producer-fueled options like Jordan) to more or less have the same vague, nice, cookie-cutter personality.
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But the actual story itself is cookie cutter to the extreme, liberally borrowing cliches from The Shawshank Redemption, Scarface, Prison Break, and The Fast and Furious movies over the course of the roughly five- to six-hour story.
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But Shekerdemian, who at the time was helping match English teachers with Chinese citizens, wanted to start a company that would solve his own problem: actually getting a job at a cookie cutter company where everyone else applies.
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In 2010, we saw Cyrus violently shed the cookie cutter image that she had cultivated on the show, going full diva on Can't Be Tamed and clearly attempt to pivot in any direction that was anti-Hannah Montana.
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"They were saying Disney created a band who were these cookie-cutter boy band brothers and that everything was perfect and that they used Christianity and purity rings as a way to sell music to kids," Joe said.
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Otherwise it's a cookie cutter copy of every other reality TV show out there: put some shameless hot people in a fancy house, make alcohol readily available, then alternately shame them or laugh at them for being dummies.
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Harry Potter Cookie Cutter Set, $24.95, at Williams SonomaThese cookie cutters (or biscuit cutters if you're Professor McGonagall) let them bake up some of their favorite Potter icons like Hedwig, a Nimbus 3000, a Golden Snitch, and more.
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Woollen has never found it challenging to assert his vision of how a trailer should be, but he is aware that many trailers are still edited to the cookie-cutter mold that film fans have an issue with.
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But awaking in the morning to my cat attacking a pile of littered wrappers, I snapped out of my sleep-deprived, self-indulgent guilt trip and felt a deep gratitude that I wasn't living a cookie-cutter life.
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The story is too good to be true, but, supposedly, years later, during a trip to Florida he was so repelled by the cookie-cutter pink stucco Mediterranean Revival mansions that he exclaimed: "I shot the wrong architect."
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The model has yet to break into the Northeast, where the housing stock is older, the weather drives up maintenance costs and there are fewer of the kind of cookie-cutter subdivisions that the industry's algorithms assess best.
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My dad and I both have a soft spot for Theodore Roosevelt, and one way to understand Senator Tester's bipartisan appeal is that he's less of a cookie-cutter Democrat and more of a Bull Moose wild card.
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The fact that the show ["Trading Spaces"] became such a hit indicated to the design world and the business world that there's a huge untapped market of people who don't want to live in a cookie-cutter fashion.
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The former showed flashes of the exuberance and inventiveness that made him such an exciting presence on his early mixtapes, but for every unique, pop-rap experiment he cooked up, there was a hunk of cookie cutter trap.
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As an example of a less cookie-cutter experience, the Belgian CEO recalls that in 1997, when he was a general manager for Orient Express' Bora Bora Lagoon Resort, the hotel introduced a unique luxury picnic experience for two.
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The path to motherhood isn't one standard, cookie-cutter experience (seriously, we know) — and because not everyone gets there the same way (if at all), it's important to buck with convention and find a lifestyle that works for you.
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The roughly 100-mile stretch encompassing the park, private land and two towns, all patrolled by the same sector headquarters of CBP, encapsulates how much the Border Patrol mission can vary -- and how a cookie cutter solution is misguided.
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"What we're building in Asia is very unique to Asia, we can tailor the product [for local markets, and] don't want to create a cookie cutter solution," Jeffrey Liu, GuavaPass CEO and co-founder told TechCrunch in an interview.
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It's not a time to play it safe, either: Following a cookie-cutter template will only get you so far, since it's virtually impossible to get people to look up from their phones if they don't feel adequately entertained.
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The problem is that the typical story of sex we've been sold in the form of advertising is so cookie-cutter, so impersonal, and so anti-woman that we've come to think that it's offensive, not to mention boring.
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Ford and Hawk have experience giving older homes new life, Roth is a pro at adding personality to cookie cutter new construction, and as a house flipper, Victoria knows all about what changes add dollars to a home's value.
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An architect, she had been hired by Lucchino to spearhead the building of Baltimore's Camden Yards, which kicked off a wave of ballpark construction that sought distance from the cookie-cutter, multipurpose stadiums of the 1960s and early '70s.
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Book the Kimpton Gray starting at $112 per nightPacked in amidst the Loop's skyscrapers, the Kimpton Gray Hotel is ideal for downtown business travelers but it's a far cry from the bland cookie-cutter business hotels you might expect.
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Until about four years ago, many chaebol leaders including Lee's father, Samsung patriarch Lee Kun-hee, got the same cookie-cutter approach to their crimes - a three-year sentence that was suspended, and five years probation, dubbed the '3-5 law.
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What Supernova isn't is a full app or website creation tool that negates the need for developers entirely, products that often have a poor reputation within the development community for their cookie cutter approach and low-quality and bloated code.
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Of course, the fantasy of escaping the impersonal, sanitized trappings of ordinary hotels is appealing, but leaving behind these tightly controlled, often cookie-cutter accommodations sometimes comes with its own risks — horrible hosts, dysfunctional bathrooms, and lots and lots of bugs.
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This is a real person, with real feelings: Debasing, demeaning, and attacking with vitriolic comments — even ones said in an ostensibly "polite" way — really do encourage people to present cookie-cutter versions of themselves, and we find that much less engaging.
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First, Snyder made the jacket using an ugly sweater Christmas cookie cutter, and decorated it using food-safe marker and 20-second icing, which he dyed three parts red and one part black to match the maroon color of the jacket.
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Same-sex relationships are equal — but different — from straight ones, and watching this effort to make them fit the mold is cringe-worthy, but also results in the most interesting moments on the show, which is otherwise a cookie-cutter endeavor.
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For Chang who grew up in Diamond Bar, served on its city council, and now represents it in the California state senate, the idea of a minority-majority cookie-cutter suburb is as normal and American to her as apple pie.
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"Whoop that trick/I'mma make these suckas recognize I ain't playin'..." The 21-year-old didn't choose some cookie cutter safe music for her historic bout against Szilvia Szabados, the first women's bout to ever headline a premium cable card.
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I don't know why I've always had such a strong desire to be different, but this proved to be another opportunity for me to break out of the mold and fight against the cookie cutter life I had felt trapped in.
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It's fun to watch a young, multicultural, mixed-gender cast portray the crew-cut cookie-cutter white men of NASA, and in a staging that feels more like a rock show than a play, the performers share the spotlight generously.
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Powered by open source Python packages developed at Google and other machine learning hubs, the project eschews the normal path for state parties, which generally hire expensive outside data firms that come up with cookie cutter models trained on national datasets.
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I don't think that's so much the case with Flo, for instance… But all these entrepreneurs who are designing these companies are fully aware that it isn't a cookie-cutter, one-size fits all — but it is close to that.
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They want to use the Congressional Review Act — a law that allows Congress to repeal executive rules—to retract the new rules and return to the cookie-cutter, Obama-era guidance that had made health insurance under the ACA unaffordable.
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Before completing my first build, the Johnny Number 5, it was extremely clear that one of the coolest features of the Boost set would be the ability to break away from the cookie-cutter creations and do something crazy with the pieces.
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And even they couldn't keep it up: Relic's Dawn of War series also began resorting to increasingly cookie-cutter campaigns, while the memorable mission design of StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty gave way to more rote, repetitive mission archetypes for the later expansions.
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That's the unmistakable color of the Joneses' door in their cookie-cutter Las Vegas subdivision; and it's the color of the shoes that Janey-E's wearing when she slowly realizes that the new version of her old husband has become sexually desirable.
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While Ikea's core European markets were facing Brexit fallout, housing affordability issues and high youth unemployment, South Korea offers an urbanized, apartment-dwelling population, with a high proportion of single-person households living in cookie-cutter units, she said via email on Tuesday.
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This rules out the cookie-cutter dining rooms of the big chains, but it also means a turn away from an earlier style of hotel dining: the curtained, carpeted, cushioned and cloched pomp of restaurants like Alain Ducasse New York or Lespinasse.
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In a landscape of cookie-cutter British singer-songwriters with the same backgrounds, same tales of heartbreak, same haircuts, SOAK is a brilliant example of someone who has totally nailed their own steez in a way that feels real, relatable, and compelling.
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But if there has been a complaint of pitch and demo days it has been the sometimes cookie-cutter approach to the pitch; and sometimes that approach has led to the presenting teams delivering an inauthentic, sometimes damaging, caricature of themselves and their product.
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Nevertheless, the new sweeping footage shot on-site for the series, and the interviews Baer conducts with architects, urban planners, historians, scholars, and current residents, illuminate how the urban landscape of the US came to be, with its skyscraper-pocked cities and cookie-cutter suburbs.
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In line with the current trends in urbanism, it's a cookie-cutter metropolis where fake woke projects, an insufferable club scene, a dreary dating landscape, and eco-friendly initiatives coexist alongside tech conglomerates that are cannibalizing the little lifeblood that's left of the city.
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"I think in a traditional eclipse that would be true, but President Trump doesn't follow the cookie cutter tradition that the Washington swamp follows and his love for liberty and prosperity for the United States of America eclipses the world #maga," he replied. Science!
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Some shows, like Sundance's Push Girls (and even Lifetime's Little Women, which shocked audiences with the revelation that disability did not preclude anyone from arguing violently over glasses of chardonnay), were widely recognized for diversifying the cookie-cutter caricatures usually afforded to disabled communities.
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Then there's flight attendant and Hayden Panettiere lookalike Lauren B., who's so cookie-cutter and relatable it almost hurts, so of course she's my pick to win — and if she doesn't, mark my words she will be the next Bachelorette because true Olympians never quit!
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After sending in photos of your fur baby to the Etsy shop, their designer creates an illustration of your pet's likeness and renders it into a 3D-cookie cutter, allowing you to bake batches of cookies that look just like your Ruby or Coco.
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Usually, we can look to the cookie cutter conservative values to determine who's a conservative and who's not—but if it's the moderate Republicans who are embracing these values, and the unconventional Trump supporters who are actually calling themselves conservative, the definition itself is blurred.
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Not least, she's important because she bears the scars of coming through a run of place and time dominated by the pretensions to power of men, whether it was the manic Alberto Del Rio or WWE's decades-long insistence on cookie cutter Divas and women's storylines.
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A kinetic rebellion is felt in the foam sculptures, whose overwhelmingly drippy shapes and soft textures—which would look like mold but for their day-glo colors—clash appropriately with the austere, perfect edges of the clocks, the chairs, the shelves, and other cookie-cutter furniture.
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As you begin to move above 14th Street towards Midtown, Equinox's locations take on a decidedly more corporate, cookie-cutter feel, and the economy seems to shift from prioritizing luxury and character to convenience for the bankers and finance crowd that packs into the area every day.
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A two-level restaurant serving Mexican food in a shiny new office building is hardly cookie-cutter Midtown, but Mr. Stupak is counting on his approach to the cuisine, filled unapologetically with American and other influences — he makes no claim to authenticity — appealing to the Midtown set.
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The chart-topping 2016 success of young, classically cookie-cutter girl groups like Twice and GFriend might prove the old model still works, but ambitious new hybrid groups like DIA—featured in the NOISEY SEOUL doc—indicate a broader shift in Korean music and women's place in it.
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While perhaps there was a time in which it was trendy for groups to have a more produced, cookie-cutter image — and certainly there are some tired Asian tropes baked in there — that generalization seems unfair when faced with the passion and earnestness of modern groups like ATEEZ.
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In it, they dish not-so-cookie-cutter advice that, regardless of the industry or field you work in, can help you understand the way others tackle a problem in the workplace or confront career frustrations — in a way that provides inspiration to help you on your own path.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter While Teigen definitely had her work cut out for her, luckily she got plenty of decorating assistance from the birthday girl herself, who used a cookie cutter to make some of the cake's many bird feathers.
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It's much more than a planning tool or style lookbook (although it is those things as well), and it's for anyone looking for a different perspective on weddings — and these days, more couples are striving to make the event anything but cookie-cutter — and some solid relationship tips.
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And, considering how few "cool" nighttime options seem to be available, it's all too easy to fall into the same old cookie-cutter skinny-jeans-and-high-heels ensemble — even though the regret is immediate, when you realize everyone in the bar is wearing the exact same thing.
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Maybe we've grown past cheap jersey sheet sets and lumpy out-of-place futons — but just because we're no longer attempting to transform living spaces from cookie cutter rooms into warm homes away from home, doesn't mean those throwback goods lack place or purpose in our current (more sophisticated) abodes.
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There's no cookie-cutter approach — what works for your creative or tech department might not make business sense for a customer service team that needs to be available within certain parameters — but today's employees do expect companies to make an effort to understand and nurture their personal and professional needs.
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In many ways, I think it's really exciting for me, even as a fan, because you already have the classic animated film that you and I love, but then to see the modern-day interpretations of those movies in live-action is really exciting because there's not a cookie-cutter approach.
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"A lot of people have been waiting for something that is unique and extraordinary and about as far from cookie-cutter as you can get," said Andrew Miller, the chief executive of the American division of the Dajia Insurance Group, the company that has taken control of Anbang's American properties.
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That was a pretty easy decision to make because every provider in Kentucky, every advocacy group who was interested in this issue, all felt that we should devise our own state-based exchange because we knew better how to deliver care to Kentuckians than some cookie-cutter approach from Washington.
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After seeing and experiencing the full-throttle success of the single—shooting to number one, the hilarious twitter memes, and the unprecedented anticipation for the music video—it proved to Grande that her success could be on her terms, rather than releasing work adhering to the industry's cookie-cutter standards.
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In "Housing Development with Power Station, Eastside, Detroit" (2016), the brightly-lit smokestacks of the utility complex rise ignominiously above a row of cookie-cutter housing, which are being kissed by what looks like magic-hour orange light (but cannot be, based on the ash-gray conditions of the sky in the background).
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Even Vivian starts off as a cookie-cutter villain but becomes a believably sympathetic character; she's subjected to another aspect of their law professor's sexist treatment as he marginalizes her while sexualizing Elle, and she realizes the guy she and Elle are competing for might not be as great as he seems.
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I think we were raised by a generation that had a very concise, cookie-cutter process of how getting a job post graduation looked, and the recession forced us — or me at least— to take a long, winding road of uncertainty and compromise in order to get where I wanted to be.
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I think that it all comes down to your ambition and how badly you want it, but at a certain point no matter how great your music is, someone has to give you a shot, and what we need is more people willing to give non-cookie cutter formatted artists a shot.
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This tendency for male Reddit users to skew toward more realistic women is in line with the mainstream porn industry's recent lean toward porn featuring non-cookie-cutter women, too: In the last few years, PornHub has reported spikes in search terms like virtual reality, giantess, BBW, big booty Latina, and, simply, lesbian.
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Which is why it's all the more baffling that, if you take a right out of the Galleria food court and a left when you hit JC Penney, you'll find this cookie-cutter building also happens to be home to one of the most groundbreaking gaming experiences to come along in years.
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And the first look at the show, which premieres on June 7 on Paramount, reveals that while the show will have more than its fair share of steamy drama, it will also focus on the fierceness of Kathleen who goes against the cookie-cutter grain and decides to raise her daughters on her own.
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So many of these tales resemble the empty, modern homes they're often set in, formed by the same cookie cutter but filled with ancient, primal terrors nonetheless, as if acknowledging that the scariest thing about modernity is how it numbs you in a way that distracts you from what you should really be scared of.
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All the crosscurrents punishing Brazil — corruption, the country's worst economic downturn in decades, the fall of millions of middle-class people into poverty, the Zika epidemic and the surge of microcephaly cases stalking the northeast — were suddenly lashing at the door of their cookie-cutter two-bedroom home with a Chevy compact in the driveway.
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In that saturated 'here I am, covering someone's music hoping to be discovered' space, their obvious talent (and the fact that they were black girls – and Nigerian!) stood out to me personally, but also helped cultivate a group of loyal supporters looking for a rare thing in a landscape of cookie-cutter bops: organic, cool, smooth, sexy R&B.
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Based on the look of YEEZY Home's corporate office, with interiors designed by Willo Perron — who described the aesthetic as "post-core as core" — it's possible that West is looking not just to emulate his hero Donald Trump's familial wealth-building via massive cookie-cutter housing development, but to be the developer of record for the forthcoming Trump dictatorship.
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Instead of cookie-cutter rooms, the developer Robert D. Olson, a Newport Beach native, hired five local interior designers to trick out the hotel in different styles that nod to the history of this boat and boardwalk speckled region — Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall used to vacation here — while pushing it forward as a tourist destination of today.
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Architects, developers, and politicians invariably do the design-for-expediency trade-off tango, a dance of compromises that occasionally results in architectural miracles but more often generates cookie-cutter buildings with hotel-like amenities — and the occasional poor door just to rub salt in the wound — that land in our cities with the dull thud of a pallid satisfactoriness.
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The setting is an indistinct neighborhood that can found almost anywhere in America — a cookie cutter ranch house in the suburbs, a weight room in the basement for pumping iron, a couch parked in front of a television, a window overlooking the house across the street — all of it bathed in dusty pinks, acid greens, violets, grays and browns.
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Before the success of his stand-up special "Homecoming King" and his incisive turn as host of the 217 White House Correspondents Dinner, he said he'd already been thinking about applying his comedic style to news stories that weren't necessarily at the center of everyone's attention, in a format that didn't look like another cookie-cutter late-night comedy.
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There was a boom in DIY-ism in the US after World War II, jump-started by the founding of the American Craft Council in 1943 and the sprawl of the suburbs, where there were always home projects to be done — a backlash, once again, against assembly-line goods and the American dream's emphasis on cookie-cutter conformity.
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He stood by his opinion while mocking Amara's identity ("You're so intense about this 'African thing,'" he said), jokingly raised the Black power fist while she spoke her mind, told her that the music industry only wants a "cookie-cutter poster child," and called Amara a "Nutella queen" before claiming that she was "psychotic" for being offended at all of the crazy shit he said.
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In other words, not just a Hollywood that places Asian-American actors equally in the existing plot formulas and cookie-cutter characters that make up most of our movies, but a kind of cinema that is itself distinctly Asian-American, with our own familiar formulas and stock characters that aren't tied to whiteness (or white ideas of Blackness, as has been argued to be the foundation of Awkwafina's character in the film).
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On Long in the Tooth, they share a duet about how country music radio would rather spin cookie cutter tracks about "back roads" that the new crop of Luke Bryants and Blake Sheltons have "never been down before"; songs about cold ones and painted on blue jeans that keep the suburban cowboy fired up through the work week, rather than true country songs, with three chords and the truths common to lives lived the hard way.
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Mr. Rondinone's desert intervention also serves as a case study for how some young contemporary-art museums in smaller cities — in this instance the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, which oversaw the work's creation along with the Art Production Fund, the New York public-art organization — are trying to think outside the cookie-cutter approach to developing a program and a reputation at a time when art prices have made building a large, diverse collection almost a fool's game.
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To avoid that experience at all costs, to avoid even recognizing its existence, to drive it as far as possible from his mind and from his interpersonal interactions, to curate his environment to exclude it and, finally, to be the type of man who, when that experience found him anyway, would turn his back on it even as he knew and could admit that the reason was skin-deep — what then was the price, in real terms, of this clichéd, cookie-cutter life he insulated himself inside?
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If your kitchen envy is as strong as ours right now, here's the breakdown of each exact piece — or a very close look-alike — so you can recreate the look at home: Copper Triply 240-Piece Cookware Set: $22,2747 KitchenAid Stand Mixer: $650 Copper Mixing Bowls: $155 (for set of 5) Copper French Press: $100×2=$200 Copper Spoons: $23×7=$119 Fall Copper Cookie Cutter Set: $15 Halloween Cookie Cutters: $7 Copper Whistling Tea Kettle: $160 Copper Wine Opener: $25 Copper-Plated Salt & Pepper Grinders: $50 Chrissy Teigen's No Kid Hungry Spatula: $13×2=$26 Glass Cake Dome: $40 Total: $2,747
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