Saturn craves stability and Venus craves harmony, so when these two energies are working well together, awesome things can happen.
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" Nicolle Wallace, who served as communications director during George W. Bush's administration, said Trump craves the press "like an addict craves their drugs.
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Mr. Spicer brings the one thing Hollywood craves — attention.
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The part of me that craves drama can't get enough.
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But the far right is getting the attention it craves.
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Dont you know your body craves salt at higher altitudes??
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Every 90s kid craves a throwback every once in awhile.
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Mr Netanyahu may not get the stability he so craves.
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Reed, who opened with a 68, craves more than consistency.
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Trump craves the media's attention and, yes, even its approval.
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The beauty and ecstasy Taurus craves are well within reach.
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But Trump still doesn't get the respect he obviously craves.
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That's not the exciting, emotionally compelling message that anyone craves.
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The Rockets may play with flair, but D'Antoni craves structure.
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That was a perfect fit for Trump, who craves attention.
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An animal that demands so little and craves even less?
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Help this man lean into the lounge lifestyle he craves.
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We have to remember, Beijing above all else craves stability.
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What Dr. Manhattan truly craves is his own, normal life.
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Yet nothing has brought him the sustained success that he craves.
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It's almost as if he just craves power for power's sake.
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The part that craves empowering choruses to sing in the shower.
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My body craves those minerals and vitamins the shakes give me.
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"It creates some certainty, which the market historically craves," he said.
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She craves blood, but she has self control and can communicate.
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He never was a beer drinker but now craves the taste.
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I'm not one of them people that craves fame and that.
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Facebook craves more users and more data, but at what cost?
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Fashion craves victims, vestal virgins to hang in garlands of silk.
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Uranus might be chaotic, but it craves forward movement and growth.
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Foreign leaders are acutely aware that Trump craves praise about himself.
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I've officially been granted the affirmation that every artist desperately craves.
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That audience demands fast information, and it craves uncensored news content.
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Why hand an unpopular, deeply vulnerable incumbent the fodder he craves?
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Mr. Trump watches a lot of TV and craves his McDonald's.
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I imagine it's about variety, because the human brain craves excitement.
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She said she wanted to deny him the attention he craves.
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Now she's possessed by a demon, and she craves human flesh.
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It's that he, like many other world leaders, craves status and respect.
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Given market forces, then, can anything give Samsung the momentum it craves?
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I realized that, despite a tough exterior, she craves affection and appreciation.
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He is a cyberbully, and we give him the attention he craves.
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Know someone who loves to try new craft cocktails and craves variety?
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A lonely zombie desperately craves company in a dead and empty world.
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Trump, under fire at home for many shortcomings and missteps, craves adulation.
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Silence is what your mother craves, but it is also her weapon.
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The moment packed everything a culture warrior craves … except the full story.
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He craves attention Global winds shifted Thursday when Trump bailed on Paris.
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Uranus is the rebel of the zodiac; it craves freedom and innovation.
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It's the same with the fine dining and glamorous parties Taurus craves.
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That's Parker's advantage, but it's also her downfall: She craves the notoriety.
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I think — I know the human brain craves patterns from data points.
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He craves it for the United States — and for himself, in particular.
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Knockoff wines sell, but the American wine industry also craves critical approval.
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That was hard, because I'm the type of person who craves control.
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Anything to take up the space that grief craves and feeds on.
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His character Rum Tum Tugger is a rebellious cat who craves attention.
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This is a man who craves applause, who needs to be adored.
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Spoiler: The woman with nearly 90 million Instagram followers often craves alone time.
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If someone craves belonging to a marginalized group, that too should be questioned.
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He truly craves loyalty and has for much of his career, they said.
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Here's the thing: We know that Weiner craves attention -- even the negative kind.
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" She craves her father's approval "like I craved perfect grades, perfect test scores.
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Trump is a vain pragmatist who simultaneously craves and reviles the media's attention.
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If Trump signals more flexibility, then the summit he craves may still happen.
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The legitimacy and realness McMahon craves can be found in spades in MMA.
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Little Rock, now grown up, craves the company of people her own age.
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"It's about having the freedom to do what your soul craves," he said.
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No longer content with Nancy Pelosi, the right craves a new she-devil.
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Also, the private sector now knows that its customer base craves more privacy.
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First, Kim paid little, financially or politically, for the legitimation he so desperately craves.
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Clearly, today's younger generation isn't afraid of the online experience, but actively craves it.
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And Jorah should have the noble death he craves defending the woman he loves.
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Aries, the first sign of the Zodiac, symbolizes new beginnings and craves instant gratification.
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All this testing is unlikely to win it the US recognition it craves, though.
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My skin craves hydration around the clock, so the more hyaluronic acid, the better.
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" "It's interesting that you as a woman though would say that she craves power.
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A system that craves stability, and yet contains the conditions of its own destruction.
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That, perhaps even more than Mr Trump's victory, is what the Kremlin truly craves.
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It did have the umami burst of fatty flavor that one craves from bacon.
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A country that prides itself on having no royalty still craves families to venerate.
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Membership for Brazil would reflect the kind of international recognition the country so craves.
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But he knows this will only further isolate him from the legitimacy he craves.
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Lopez, 50, gives the N.F.L. the star power it craves at the Super Bowl.
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You also get a man who craves loyalty but inspires only fear and resentment.
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Although he frequently complains about Hollywood liberals, he craves the attentions of the famous.
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"Users can snap a photo from any magazine, screenshot from Instagram, or even take a picture of someone they see on TV. Craves will identify the clothing or accessories in the photo," explains Craves co-founder Scott Cormier of how the app works.
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He craves their approval and acts wounded when he gets criticism, however well-intended, instead.
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She also told Vogue exactly what she craves on those particularly late nights: Hot Pockets.
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Luckily, those dreams soon went away, and now she no longer craves meat at all.
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But the power it craves is that of the brake more than the steering wheel.
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Save for the international legitimacy he craves, he has little incentive right now to talk.
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Except instead of oxygen, seeing a phone reminds our brain that it craves... what exactly?
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Neither party seems poised to offer the country the new leadership it craves — and needs.
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In fact, what Pyongyang craves, more than anything else, is nuclear acceptance, not nuclear disarmament.
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Cancer is a water sign that craves emotional depth but also requires space and boundaries.
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But while Garrett is quiet and somewhat introverted, Mayfield craves attention and loves the camera.
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Finally, Dems need to quit pandering to a base that craves a full gun ban.
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She craves tenderness so desperately that it drives her and everyone around her half mad.
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Sagittarius is a sign that craves adventure, and you need variety in your routine, Cancer.
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Graham has made clear how much he craves the influence that his supine praise brings.
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Her new book explores the simple everyday meals she craves, especially when not in Japan.
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Her new book explores the simple everyday meals she craves, especially when not in Japan.
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Eve has a job and a home and is happily married, and Villanelle craves that.
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Deny him what he craves most — the limelight and a platform for his personal animus.
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Yet once Eve tastes freedom, she realizes she still craves a relationship, so she returns.
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That Noah doesn't particularly care for swimming, and that he craves change, seems beside the point.
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It's clear she hasn't had very much interaction with other teens and that she craves it.
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Contrary to popular opinion, research shows this demographic is hard working, enjoys challenges and craves collaboration.
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It's such a beautiful space, and in the dead of winter, my body craves the warmth.
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They provide fiber, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that the body craves to stay full and satisfied.
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"Our hair craves moisture, and for that reason I'm very diligent with deep-conditioning," she says.
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But for all that the president enjoys humbling elites, he also craves their respect and admiration.
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As to whether it'll achieve that mainstream global success that Capcom craves, however, it's anyone's guess.
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But every now and then, the LA-based Reiki master and dancer really craves an egg.
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A year ago, he was all about junk food, but now he often craves leafy greens.
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No longer must it tiptoe around regimes whose policies it detests but whose oil it craves.
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Barrymore's character, Sheila, wants her normal life to continue, even though she now craves human flesh.
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That middle class also craves better housing, however, generating an insatiable thirst for land among developers.
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The side of you that craves privacy is battling the part of you that loves recognition.
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"It was a rocky start, because [my husband] craves order while Michael represents disorder," Glam said.
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If it doesn't, it has little chance of obtaining the international and market acceptance it craves.
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Price: $16.96 on Etsy Every denim jacket owner craves endless patches to stamp on their gear.
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Fun and adventure: A Jedi craves not these things The physical benefits of running are manifold.
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Harrison's next step to gaining that platform she craves is to continue evolving as a fighter.
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It tasted mostly like char and didn't have that umami depth that one craves from beef.
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But the alliance of the two mainstream parties provided the kind of stability that business craves.
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He's a narcissist and a neurotic with a feral talent for attracting the attention he craves.
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Elizabeth gets the martyrdom she craves and Philip escapes to live happily ever after with Martha.
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"The more food you eat, the more your body craves food," he wrote to a friend.
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A good dress invites the kind of free-spirited ease that one craves as temperatures rise.
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To mollify her and give her the attention she craves, Quinn brings her on live television.
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Having branded Democrats as "treasonous" for not applauding him, he craves a military parade in Washington.
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That's all she has with Luke – who she loves and craves just like Serena supposedly loves Nichole.
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Is it possible that my online avatar doesn't induce the envy that every social media user craves?
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The alarming thing is we don't know where it went, but we do know what it craves.
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There's also caffeine, which is a stimulant -- "and our brain craves things that stimulate it," he continued.
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Instead of the flashy summit the president craves, Mr Khamenei prefers that any meetings occur in private.
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He's the type of addition every homeowner craves and Shanahan is in perfect position to get one.
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Last year, it worked: The mainstream pundits whose approval Trump desperately craves gushed for nearly 24 hours.
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Mr. Trump seemed to miss the instant gratification, and flagged at times without the affirmation he craves.
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If Audi serves up an SQ3, then anyone who craves a bit more velocity should be placated.
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The ear evidently craves excitement; we tend to balk at listening to them for hours on end.
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Or, in other words: Your brain is what craves variety; your muscles simply couldn't give a shit.
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But Ohio struggles a bit when it comes to the quality of life that tech talent craves.
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But he craves the news media's attention and sometimes enjoys the back-and-forth with aggressive questioners.
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Trump, who craves enemies and invents them if they don't exist, is relishing Warren's decision to engage.
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But T'Challa has his people's loyalty, a loving family, and the throne, all of which Killmonger desperately craves.
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In fact, she craves vegetables — at least according to an Instagram video posted by her fiancé, Alexis Ohanian.
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Alex has met some of the journalists and researchers who visit, but he desperately craves more outside connections.
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Easily the most, shall we say, intense sign of the Zodiac, Scorpio craves constant change, evolution, and discovery.
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Sugar is found in lots of nutrient-rich foods, including fruits, and sometimes your body craves those foods.
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When a script is completely devoid of curves, the writer lacks empathy and craves power, prestige and admiration.
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Infrastructure seems less a policy priority than a shiny bauble this White House dangles when it craves plaudits.
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But the part that craves a perfect narrative had taken the wheel, and the story was gaining momentum.
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Still, she is concerned that sports officials will fail to deliver the rigorous and decisive result she craves.
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Yet an interview with Mr. Ryan suggests he'll have trouble finding the decisive victories he craves anytime soon.
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Ashley Sutton has brought a wave of fantasy to a city that constantly craves a break from reality.
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For one thing, he craves control of every situation, gaming out moves and countermoves to cover all eventualities.
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Isn't it time the news media try something analogous with Trump, by denying him what he craves most?
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It has an educated work force; a young, working-age population; and a public that craves new technology.
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The building is designed to create the buzz needed to attract attention in a city that craves it.
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Their daughter, Claire (Lindsey Shaw), thrives on the cutthroat popularity game, but she also craves more meaningful validation.
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In Parisian eyes, by contrast, the competition is a symbol of what P.S.G. wishes — no, craves — to be.
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But how the trial proceeds and whether Trump gets the speedy acquittal he craves is far less clear.
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They do not have the aura of wealth—and many surely lack the Ivy League pedigree—Trump craves.
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Venus in Scorpio doesn't settle for small talk over coffee; Venus in Scorpio craves connection on every level.
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With the boom in movie and television superheroes, there's an audience out there that craves this superhero material now.
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He's got a briefing book vocabulary and no clue what to do with the power he so desperately craves.
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That's because, by their nature, these are serious affairs, without the opportunity for showboating and theatricality that Trump craves.
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For a country that craves predictability in its external environment, a Trumpian America has suddenly become the wild card.
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The hand-tracking that VR emojis require is proliferating much faster toward the scale Facebook craves for its product.
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Elsewhere she craves love and defies authority in the equal measure that makes people want to overrate this band.
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And David Hogg and his fellow Parkland survivors have achieved the mainstream credibility and influence that Adams clearly craves.
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Given the competition between Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden, it is easy to understand what Yormark craves next.
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Ronaldo has said, many times, that he craves a title for Portugal, that it is a dream for him.
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He is a lost little boy trying to get the attention and the acceptance he craves through any means.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, lighting up the sector of your chart that craves adventure.
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She said that there are plenty of art-related events for someone who craves a steady dose of culture.
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Trump voters now have a leader who is comfortable inciting violence and who craves the spotlight in unhealthy ways.
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What Trump craves is for Twitter to be his stage and for people who hang on his every word.
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Maybe this nihilism of his was just his surest ticket to prominence and relevance, which he so obviously craves.
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And Pearl, who craves stability and comfort, initially has no objections to the idea of spending time at Elena's.
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Instead, she is pleased with the variety of foods her body craves, and feels satisfied -- both physically and emotionally.
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Despite that, the biggest question about her career now is whether Hollywood will allow her the longevity she craves.
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Through Chip's eyes and Krisel's direction, Bakersfield is boring and blanched, bereft of the capital-C Culture Chip craves.
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Imagine being stuck behind some clown who either craves danger or made a wrong left turn at the juice bar.
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Pelosi's move threatens to take away something Trump craves: a big, ceremonial address that is broadcast live on television networks.
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Astrid & Kevin The big twist of Bachelor in Paradise episode 6 is that Kevin, the firefighter from Canada, craves drama.
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Birch has phenomenal onscreen charisma — it's easy to believe that Teeny would go on to find the fame she craves.
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In recent years non-state firms have been churning out works that have the kind of impact the party craves.
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When you remember that all Trump craves is to be taken seriously, it turns out that laughing is your duty.
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Trump, who has still not granted Zelenskiy the White House meeting he craves, has offered that support to some degree.
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John Kelly as a "crucial confidant," and reportedly craves his approval, calling him up to a dozen times a day.
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Every startup founder craves success, but the question is, how far are you willing to go to achieve that success.
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So what sartorial obstacle could Kim possibly tackle next that would offer up the requisite level of difficulty she craves?
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"The brain naturally craves sensory input," says Kimberly Hershenson, a New York City-based therapist specializing in anxiety and depression.
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The dollar is the currency the world craves — which means other countries perceive America's long-term prospects as very good.
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When his wife takes the car, he rides the bus, which offers him a touch of the anonymity he craves.
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Despite Ben-Gurion's maxim, the celebrations in London and Jerusalem will be a reminder that Israel still craves moral affirmation.
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Something in human nature craves more than a sphere of rights, more than promises of nice things and free association.
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Trump craves attention, and with political rallies off the table for the foreseeable future, the briefings provide his daily fix.
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Irons voices an Eliot who craves, desires and suffers more openly than in the sober accents of Gielgud and Guinness.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — President Trump has finally found a courtier who can give him the buttery, boundless respect he craves.
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We should be kind to ourselves, because it's not our fault that our mind craves anything that's new and novel.
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He also knew exactly what TV media craves — spectacle, drama, and outrage — and capitalized on it throughout his presidential campaign.
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Behind the camera, women are shrewdly pushing boundaries, a real feat in a genre that craves new frontiers of luridness.
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He craves elite credentials and recognition, like advanced degrees and fellowships, and wants to work on cutting-edge legal issues.
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My fandom-oriented brain craves a universe that connects, not a scattered collection of stories that exist for their own sake.
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Like many Earth plants, Stevland is a social creature, and it desperately craves the interaction that humans and Glassmakers can provide.
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This non-denial means the Echo Look could, in the future, provide Amazon with the resource every AI company craves: data.
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It's poignant, well done, and stuffed to the brim with up-and-coming young talent, something that the entertainment industry craves.
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He just struggles with the strong claims that are being made and craves more nuance, and a more rigorous study design.
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Don't even try to utter something about everyone getting their 15 minutes of fame, because Leo craves a lifetime of fame!
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"The creative mind craves space," said Marturano, adding that creativity is key in order to be successful in life and work.
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She craves this comprehension because she—like every purposeful fairy tale heroine before her—wants to fix the man she loves.
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Kim craves international recognition and believes his nuclear weapons give him strength and leverage on the world stage and at home.
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Kirk is just a guy who craves the validation of command, and loves his crew more than he loves the Federation.
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Scorpios are often described as possessive and jealous, and Drake likely craves a partner who will devote herself to him entirely.
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Since arriving at the zoo, Flavia was kept alone in an enclosure, without the interaction her species craves, for 43 years.
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The Mustang's EcoBoost four is a sad sight for anybody who craves a V8 under the hood of their muscle car.
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Trump has frequently told reporters that he craves an attorney general who shows personal loyalty and protects him from damaging investigations.
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It means so much, in fact, that some part of me misses it and craves watching it play out on-screen.
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As always, though, monitor yourself: Pain that just won't go away is your body's signal that it craves rest and recovery.
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When she's home, she prepares the dish once a week, and it's what she craves when she returns from a trip.
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These are the dinners and dining rooms our restaurant critic, Pete Wells, craves most — at least for the next few months.
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S. President Donald Trump will have to wait longer perhaps a lot longer before he gets the weaker dollar he craves.
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We don't want a president who glides through the chaos he craves and conjures, while everyone around him immolates and shivers.
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S. President Donald Trump will have to wait longer – perhaps a lot longer – before he gets the weaker dollar he craves.
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" At the album's midpoint, she slows down to ballad speed and guiltily craves time for herself in "Self Explained" and "Isolation.
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Instead, he leans in to the feeling, for at least as long as it gets him closer to what he craves.
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The President craves faithfulness from all of those around him and has written about that desire throughout his decades-long career.
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" They said that she wanted to play the role of a "grieving girlfriend to get the sympathy and attention she craves.
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It's tailor-made for the diehard movie enthusiast who craves a deep, intimate experience with independent, foreign, and art house films.
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The great people of Baltimore have something Trump craves but will never have as he degrades the Office of the President: dignity.
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The Moon is in Cancer, a sign that craves emotional and material security—how do you create security in your life, Gemini?
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Berkshire, he said, also "craves efficiency," but looks for companies that are avoiding bloat, ones that are already run by efficient managers.
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But hey, Boteach got the attention he craves, Anderson reminded us of her existence, and the Journal got those delicious hate-clicks.
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Dating all the way back to the days before his forced resignation from Congress, Weiner has been someone who desperately craves attention.
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Seiji Maehara, a former leader, has weightier positions on security and foreign policy, but does not offer the change the DP craves.
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Still, it's a little strange, in a league that craves dependable shooting, how Bradley's offensive reputation hasn't caught up to the numbers.
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It craves the things that others have worked to have, and lacks the ambition and personal drive to earn those for itself.
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For a family which craves mainstream coverage and acceptance, the McMahons sure do screw it up when they get what they want.
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He who we're not naming craves respect—the respect from the elites, the respect of the military, the respect of the FBI.
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In a fit of pique, she retreats, literally, from the world, finally finding the peace she craves in the unlikeliest of places.
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Wotan craves both power and love, a tension that plays out poignantly in his relationship with Fricka, his exasperated (and childless) wife.
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But in 432 Park Avenue, Mr. Macklowe sees the chance to rewrite his legacy, and enjoy some of the accolades he craves.
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He craves the media's attention and approval even as he insists publicly how terrible all of the people in the media are.
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It is almost impossible to see Pyongyang surrendering these awesome weapons that guarantee a warped international respect that it so malevolently craves.
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But after filming the hit Netflix series, he says his diet has adapted and he now craves leafy greens on a daily basis.
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But unlike other recent dark comedy protagonists, BoJack craves deeper happiness, and he seems to know that finding it will be hard work.
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But for Jacob Zuma, the president (pictured), the bill is a handy way to empower the rural bigwigs whose electoral support he craves.
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Some of them seem nonsensical, for example, if a pregnant person craves sweet foods over salty ones, then they're allegedly having a girl.
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Well, maybe not everyone, but we all know one of those people who craves the rush of chilly adventures instead hibernating until spring.
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If that concept sounds familiar, that's because the recently revamped app Craves is doing the same thing, but for both women and men.
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"That is what may be happening in this market that suddenly craves what it hated just a few short weeks ago," Cramer said.
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The calculus: Trump's closeness to the NRA gives him the political leeway to act, and would give him the bipartisan love he craves.
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The only thing it can't gulp down is the delicacy it craves most: the camera's exclusive attention with an optional side of Ben.
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Kim also craves international recognition -- and a nuclear arsenal is one guaranteed way to make the global community sit up and take notice.
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If the industry gets another big bill from catastrophes this year, the market will get the rate increase it craves, Horton told Reuters.
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Though he showered him with endearments at the White House this week, he did not promise the sanctions' let-off Mr Erdogan craves.
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The inquisitor craves answers, and the townspeople, fueled by gossip and ale, are happy to oblige, each taking turns to hijack the narrative.
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Kline craves function and meaning, wishing to feel "neatly designed" like a telephone pole and wanting to go out but barely knowing how.
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A wealthy commoner, he craves acceptance by those highborn and dedicates himself to learning their refined pastimes, like fencing and dancing the minuet.
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You get a sense of who they are but they're not crystal clear because, in part, your imagination craves a bit of leeway.
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Mr. Trump's events are something akin to oxygen for him, rousing his base and supplying the live-action feedback and adulation he craves.
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Mr. Trump's events are something akin to oxygen for him, rousing his base and supplying the live-action feedback and adulation he craves.
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Nell admits to Joan she craves "pizazz," but chapters are titled things like "Boogers" for no good reason other than to get attention.
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" They told the court that she wanted to play the role of a "grieving girlfriend to get the sympathy and attention she craves.
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He loves it and craves its attention, but he also likes to hit back and seem as if he is bigger than television.
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He craves proving them wrong, showing them that he is better than the men who did the job before him, especially Barack Obama.
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Or they're of the opinion that what the nation craves right now is a battle of beardy quarterbacks from good schools in prime time.
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"Your body craves food and you overeat to compensate for the calories and nutrition you didn't get while on the liquid diet," Langer said.
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Or maybe you want Victoria Beckham's $2,196 leopard print tote, so Craves finds you a leopard handbag with a black side pocket for $51.
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His mother was committed to a mental institution some years before and he lives alone in squalor, without the job or companionship he craves.
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His understanding of Mr Trump's needy relationship with the media, whose praise and attention he craves even as he rages against them, is acute.
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But, for those who are with child, curling up with some additional cushion may provide the support that your aching back craves during pregnancy.
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His parents are from China and were raised in Vietnam, and it's the blend of these two food cultures he still craves and cherishes.
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Laing openly longs for the order and sterility of the high-rise: it gives him the sense of control and belonging that he craves.
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Trump TV might exist as some sort of internet platform, but that's unlikely to secure either the attention or financial success that Trump craves.
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He outlined what he saw as his accomplishments, in real time trying to convince the reporters to do that positive story he so craves.
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Her Cancer side craves something more stable: Emotionally-in-touch Scorpio is a sign that can offer Lil' Kim both security and hot sex.
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The UK is on course for a general election before Christmas after opposition parties moved to throw Boris Johnson the general election he craves.
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Education is Eddy's ticket out of this rural hell but it also seals his estrangement from those whose love and acceptance he still craves.
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It is just that he craves peace and solitude, often to collect his thoughts and catalog them on his ever-present yellow legal pad.
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Decades of psychological research show that the human mind craves simplicity and prefers categories to dimensions when it comes to conceptualizing ourselves and others.
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And, like the play, it will invoke the "love and betrayal and jeopardy" that all drama craves—and that make Litvinenko's story enduringly tragic. ■
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President Trump, who craves low interest rates, has tried to bend the Federal Reserve to his will by tweeting insults and offering unsolicited advice.
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But he had an obvious neediness, too, as most comedians do — a part of himself that craves approval and bristles at the mildest rejection.
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It's what he craves, late at night after work, when he'll stop to pick one up from a little place on his way home.
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He has reduced the pace of public events and, like a Montessori teacher, modulates structured work time with the slack periods Mr. Trump craves.
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Tyler is restless and craves thrills, and the Narrator is seeking peace from his insomnia and an escape from the tedium of office life.
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The new reactionary ''alternative'' movement is also keenly aware of power, but it craves it, worships it, is constantly devising plans to acquire it.
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"With the right mentoring and support, which I believe Daniel craves, I am confident Mr. Hernandez will have a bright productive future," she wrote.
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It may seem far-fetched, but such a system would grant Mr. Xi the legitimacy and public support he craves to stay in power.
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By the end of episode, Diane realizes that the only way to beat Felix is to no longer give him the attention he craves.
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His goal has been to persuade more American vendors to get on Alibaba and sell to a Chinese middle class that craves foreign goods.
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When winds and tempests fly, When floods and fires fail, As their wake doth meadow and fen, Tis the man-child's heart that craves.
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Maybe he, or perhaps just his social team, has realized that a more open embrace of racist sentiments can get him the attention he craves.
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But it's on rainy, blustery days, when the skies seem bleak and the air feels damp, that the chef Sohui Kim craves them the most.
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It's a chilling, beautiful novel about a woman who marries a near stranger, expecting their life together to deliver the freedom and creativity she craves.
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But soon she's off those pills, and then it transpires that the "Bottle by My Bed" she craves comes with milk and a rubber nipple.
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Mixed martial arts is, with few violently polarizing exceptions, a drama-averse culture while reality television craves it the way that vampires need human blood.
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Her discomfort makes her clumsy, and when she demands the attention she craves and that she feels her work deserves, she does it gracelessly, jarringly.
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Insisting that he is the real victim in all this becomes the opposite of atonement and ultimately makes the public rehabilitation he clearly craves impossible.
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He's a narcissist who craves praise, especially by the media, and surely he noticed the broad acclaim he got last week by bombing another country.
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The FDA's plan to reduce sodium would only encourage people to eat more food to get the amount of salt the body craves, Roman said.
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There comes a point in the race when Engle realizes that he actually craves the pain: "The pain told me to go on," he writes.
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The Facebook broadcasts exist to give Trump the kind of media bubble he craves—and if they lead to something bigger, then so be it.
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Tingle's first work of self-published erotica, My Billionaire Triceratops Craves Gay Ass, was posted to Amazon in December 2014 and almost immediately went viral.
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Putin craves legitimacy that only Western recognition can grant him, and his greatest demands include the West's recognizing his annexation of Crimea and lifting sanctions.
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Mickey knows and craves that feeling, and for second, she considers trying to chase it with the stray leftover stems still cluttering the Ziploc bag.
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Wings who can score in isolation or, more importantly, on the block, are especially valuable against a switch-happy defense that craves an uptempo game.
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Now Mr. Trump, frustrated by the inability of the Republican-controlled Congress to deliver him the victories he so craves, has decided to shop elsewhere.
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This new eight-part thriller series stars Sandra Oh as Eve, a restless MI5 security officer who craves more action than her desk job demands.
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Not only is he picked on by the bullies in the New York public-housing complex where he lives, but he also craves human blood.
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" Dan, bent upon assassination and atrocity, nonetheless discovers and craves in Freya the better parts of himself: "He was surprised to find something he recognised.
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There's a rumble in the industry, and it sounds a lot like a fashion crowd who craves more than just clothes that walk down a runway.
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They're referring to the episode "Blame Booze and Melville," in which Lorelai comes to suspect she's pregnant because she craves an apple, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Notwithstanding last year's street protests, which called for more spending at home, Iran finances troops, militias and terrorists because it craves influence and it perceives threats.
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Daphne Milne is portrayed as a shrewd socialite, who, after realizing she can't push her husband into the spotlight she craves, takes over molding her son.
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Wiped out from late nights and a lot of surface-level conversations on the job, she craves deeper connections, but also needs time alone to recharge.
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But, as master deal-divers, we've unsurfaced a method for snagging all the classic earrings your collection craves without throwing a wrench in your entire budget.
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Forbid a man something and he craves it like his soul's salvation, all the more so when that some‑thing is the source of incomparable riches.
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Uranus's energy craves freedom and spontaneity, so while Saturn is helping you strengthen your emotional foundation, Uranus will bring the spark back to your intimate relationships.
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There are probably more examples but you get the point—the public grows weary of seeing the same thing over and over and craves something new.
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That does not mean FloSports will topple the legacy networks tomorrow, but the company is already serving as an alternative in a market that craves them.
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Despite chafing at the limits, the president actually craves the approval of Mr. Kelly, whom he sees as a peer, people close to Mr. Trump said.
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But even if you accept that our country increasingly craves a kind of stabilizing central power, Kennedy's freedom-first synthesis did not succeed in supplying it.
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Foul-mouthed and unafraid to bruise egos, he craves the limelight, not policy papers and the politics of quiet persuasion that are the staples of diplomacy.
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They know who wants a shot of bourbon at 10 when the place opens, who wants a grilled cheese on pita, who craves only black coffee.
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Mikey, who's losing his sight to early-onset macular degeneration, lives a mostly solitary life — while he craves connection, he's better suited to distance than intimacy.
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The Billionaire Brain craves stacking the deck in its favor, and with Durant, the Golden State Warriors are virtual locks to bend the league to their will.
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And a meeting like this does give him a sense of legitimacy on the world stage that he so desperately craves mostly for his audience at home.
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But, your dad might be a Taurus who craves something shiny for himself, or a Libra who'd rather spend time with you than receive yet another book.
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"Slow Dancing" is a preamble to the love she craves, a rebuttal to stereotypes casting black women as too strong, too angry, and too independent for romance.
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"I believe that Naomi is one of those individuals who really craves the big stage," said her coach Sascha Bajin, who used to work with Serena Williams.
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Students doggedly find their own public interest paths; in fact, the digital generation now in college and graduate school craves meaningful work that will change the world.
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The Verdict: I must say, as a sheet mask fanatic and someone who craves the relaxing 15 minutes of wear-time, multi-masking didn't really accomplish that.
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In news that will not be surprising to anyone who sees golden arches and immediately craves McNuggets, McDonald's took the top spot with $36.4 billion in sales.
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This isn't about enforcing the law; it's about making people afraid to publicly oppose this President, who craves adoration and throws tantrums when he doesn't get it.
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Mr. Putin would have greatly improved his chances of regaining the international standing he craves had he diversified his country's economy and worked constructively with the West.
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He never explores the wartime experiences that left Tom numb, or that sparked such self-loathing that he desperately craves punishment by the end of the film.
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I see no indication that Trump has anything against Jews; he just craves the adulation of crowds more than anything else -- regardless of who's in the crowd.
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Opinion Columnist Earlier this month Jennifer Rubin, the prolific #NeverTrump pundit who writes for The Washington Post, got something that every columnist craves: a petition against her.
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They shape it, not just in terms of the volume of their applause for Trump, who craves the loudest possible clapping, but in terms of actual interactions.
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We hear all the time that it's that group that craves walkability, good transit and everything-at-their-doorstep amenities — and that only cities can provide it.
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But like the Tamagotchi pets of the 63s, Cozmo craves attention and will prompt you to feed him or let him play with his three power cubes.
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Zola eventually marries Cézanne's former mistress, but their marriage hits a rough patch when she is unable to conceive, denying him the family unit that he craves.
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But although Mr Johnson puts less work than most people do into winning affection and approbation, he craves these things more than most people—even most politicians—do.
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For now, Djokovic has a bronze medal in singles from 2008, but with his ambassadorial role in Serbia and his longtime commitment to Davis Cup, he craves more.
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As Booker views it, criminal justice is the quintessential tableau to promote and pursue the relational themes he craves: the radical love, the courageous empathy, the collaborative spirit.
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While that is one kind of victory — it certainly gave Loomer some of the audience and attention she craves — her protest was notable for precisely the opposite reason.
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At the rocky start of his presidency, Trump's extremist advisers and white nationalist base remain his comfort zone, the only people who give him the approval he craves.
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REUTERS/Alkis Konstantinidis That style, including his opaque personal financial dealings and his sudden shots at certain companies, has helped unnerve a corporate America that traditionally craves stability.
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Charlottesville has given the radical right the international attention it craves (including from the president of the United States), while also nakedly exposing the ugliness of its beliefs.
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And the answer, at least in part, is that this is a perfect example of the kind of authoritarian leadership that a large constituency of American voters craves.
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Basically, much of 2019 was spent wasting time between new Destiny 2 updates, which provides the kind of rote, repetitive action that my feeble brain craves these days.
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Either man would be the kind of high-profile opponent Diaz craves, and both would undoubtedly oblige him in the kind of high-action bout for which he's adored.
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After getting past her first trimester in which any foods that were warm or spicy made her nauseous, Brathen now mostly craves fruit and healthy foods – but not always!
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For example, you might be lusting after Beyoncé's $1,445 Faith Connexion painted parka, but Craves returns an embroidered military jacket along with other similarly colored military jackets, sans embellishments.
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Or is it victory over the natural world—a malevolent force, screaming with overwhelming and collective murder, just begging to be brought to heel by mankind—that Boris craves?
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Evan Asano, the CEO of MediaKix, a social media marketing agency, says the apps could help larger influencers get honest feedback — something this class of social media stars craves.
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For example, in May Trump told the vice president not to attend the inauguration of new President Volodymyr Zelensky, knowing full well that Kyiv craves close ties with Washington.
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Pica, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, is when an individual craves materials that can't strictly be considered "food" for a period that's longer than a month.
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The experience in the theater was near-constant panic — when it was silent, one craves the contextual noise; when the sound came back, you miss the focus-enabling silence.
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Mr Chun thinks that North Korea will never denuclearise; if it agreed to stop testing it would be because it had achieved the nuclear power and status it craves.
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Nintendo is a company that craves control, and what makes Mario Maker so different from its other creations is how much control is put in the hands of players.
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Bielsa forged a middle path between Menotti and Bilardo, though his quixotic obsession with possession and offense did not translate into the kind of international success Argentina still craves.
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As she presents herself on Lemonade, in her heart of hearts, Beyoncé is a low-key soul who craves simple things: lakefront views and bike rides in grand spaces.
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This amount, while small, confers legitimacy that Myanmar badly craves, especially since some of the country's top generals face accusations by the United Nations of genocide against Rohingya Muslims.
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Journalism, too, craves the exposé of hidden wrongdoing — when it's not reporting on how, say, White House aides are worrying over their legal exposure in a special-counsel investigation.
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In considering reform, the consensus outside government is that CFIUS lacks transparency and the clear process necessary to promote trust and provide the market with the predictability it craves.
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This marked an apparent reversal of plans to turf out those considered less than loyal - a sign of her weakened stature in a party that traditionally craves strong leaders.
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Marketers, social media personalities, small business owners, writers, and anyone who has a social media or website presence that craves more eyeballs can find real value in video content.
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If the writer has done the job well, the reader falls in love — and one principal feature of love is that it craves access to every part of you.
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That's something every studio craves: the mix of positive reviews from critics (less important) and actual moviegoers (more important) that nothing, save investing in a solid project, can buy.
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There's an interesting mystery in the form of the protagonist, 17-year-old Star, who craves a better life and has a puzzling metal splinter growing from her arm.
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Granted, Netflix spends great gobs of money bankrolling all sorts of programming, and Reynolds possesses the kind of loyal following likely to garner the attention that the service craves.
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It's as though the man who refers to himself in song as a "God" and a "genius" still craves validation; the arrogance is real, but it's also a pose.
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Mr. Trump would also bolster his popularity, something he clearly craves (55 percent of voters disapprove of his job performance, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released last week).
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Most of it is no thanks to leadership in Korea but to the creative marketing talent here in the U.S. that is willing to take risks and craves to innovate.
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Who knows, there may be an opportunity in the Chinese market for these products to go in and provide a new car smell for the minority that still craves it.
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Instead of racing to the center in hopes of peeling off centrist Republicans (and often losing by a few points anyway), he's taking the path the new progressive left craves.
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In an email to CNBC Wednesday, Daryl Liew, senior portfolio manager at Reyl Singapore, said he doesn't believe monetary policy can drag Japan into the higher inflation environment it craves.
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Clinton's backers say the candidate herself craves a policy-focused race -- noting that she has rolled out detailed proposals on subjects ranging from national security and ISIS to mental health.
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This is a sophisticated audience that processes multiple streams of information faster than ever before, and craves a deeper connection to the content that can be shared across social profiles.
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Translation: It's a great option for those with dry, coarse, curly, or color-treated hair — or anyone that finds salt sprays too drying, but still craves a tousled look. How?
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The alcohol-free toner, which is beloved by just about every editor and blogger I know, is an incredible mixture of exfoliating and hydrating ingredients that my face actually craves.
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There might be fights about her flighty flirtatious Sag nature, but a Taurus who can give her the grounding she craves will make a ride or die out of Nicki.
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But if you're the kind of person who craves a lot of alone time or who is particular about their stuff and their physical space, it can present some challenges.
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The gun game changes the game on you, turning you into a specific kind of player, one who craves the basic interactions of Call of Duty without mediation or augmentation.
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But the deal gives Jeff Bezos something else he craves: More than 400 brick-and-mortar stores that could also serve as same-day delivery hubs, especially in urban centers.
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The highly restrictive nature of the order suits Cathleen, who craves the structure and the sense of belonging to God, with concrete rules for how to grow closer to Him.
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It shows that while hip-hop craves youth, it is still able to evolve and be full grown, and continue to reflect the lives of the people it came from.
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How Pogba would have affected the result — for good or ill — is merely hypothetical, but that United produced the sort of display its manager craves without him cannot be dismissed.
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They know that nominating a presidential candidate too far to the left -- even if it is what the base craves in a primary -- could jeopardize their own political futures. Sen.
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This would be a post-war first for a country that craves political stability - a result of the fragmentation in the years that preceded the rise of Hitler's Nazi party.
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But Mr. Erizku, who landed his first New York gallery show before he earned his M.F.A. from Yale, said that sort of record-breaking is not the attention he craves.
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Despite big wins over guys like Luis Ortiz and Dominic Breazeale, Foreman says Wilder still needs a signature win over a top-tier opponent to get the respect he craves.
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Chocolate-chip cookies and other sweets can ignite the reward system in your brain, the same reward system that craves your drug of choice and is likely feeling pretty neglected.
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When he's not paranoid about his ex or enamored in his newfound bliss, Joe is haunted by memories of his childhood and the abused mother whose love he still craves.
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How Republicans resolve issues of debt and deficit spending also loom as tripwires to the kind of legislative progress Mr. Trump craves — especially after a rocky start to his presidency.
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Katzenberg and his investors, which also include Fox, Viacom, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate and MGM, are banking on an untapped audience that craves high-quality content designed for smartphones and tablets.
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He's an uncaring sociopath — sending his wife away, turning on his trusted lieutenant Don Neto (Joaquín Cosio) — but he craves the approval of his surrogate father, Governor Celis (Rodrigo Murray).
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Styles' limber, seemingly indestructible body allows Ambrose to indulge in that high-spot he craves, where he can just do something stupid and not hurt the other guy too badly.
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Whenever Shaw swings between the vague and the hyper-detailed, the audience craves the medium level of detail in the characters, along with the individual engagement that comes with it.
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The New York Knicks are less depressing than usual (albeit still depressing) and, in Derrick Rose, Anthony may finally have the score-first point guard his aging game desperately craves.
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Another woman told me that she craves a president who is fearless, really fearless, and that of all the candidates in the race, Trump seems the least bowed, the least cowed.
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President Trump in the UK After a day of the kind of pomp and ceremony he craves, President Trump is getting down to some business this morning in the United Kingdom.
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You can either browse through its feed of celebs and Hollywood A-listers, or you can simply snap a photo of a magazine image, then have Craves return its fashion suggestions.
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His longer-range ambition of controlling the Rajya Sabha would also draw closer, and with it the prospect of pursuing the less constrained Hindu-nationalist agenda that the BJP's base craves.
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But now there's some question as to whether the presidential ambitions, while providing Trump with the stature he craves, are doing damage to the luxury brand he has built over decades.
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He regards himself as more devout than his parents, but does not pray regularly; he prefers the company of friends to listening to preachers, yet craves a purer version of Islam.
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As a model, the eldest Jenner has chosen a lifestyle that provides her with the alone time she craves but ensures she maintains a platform similar to that of her sisters.
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Finally, Trump simply liked Flynn quite a bit, partly because he craves the approval of generals and partly because Flynn, who led the "lock her up" chants, showed loyalty to him.
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Rating The highly restrictive nature of the order suits Cathleen, who craves the structure and the sense of belonging to God, with concrete rules for how to grow closer to him.
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A historic breakthrough with North Korea also offers Trump an opportunity to gloat over former President Barack Obama, to preen on the world stage, and to earn the respect he craves.
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"Crooked Shadows" will not do much for the Dashboard Confessional fan—or for the young teen who has never heard of the band but desperately craves its strain of emotional laceration.
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But for the true science nerd who also craves a page turner there's Nadine Burke Harris's THE DEEPEST WELL: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $27).
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I know it's semantics, but for me it's easier to avoid the perceived restrictiveness of diets by just cooking and eating what my mind wants and body craves, free of labels.
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But his devotion to Elliot (really Mr. Robot), one-sided though it might have been, suggests that what he mostly craves is someone with answers to tell him what to do.
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At 28, Mr. Lang-Willar is in some ways the embodiment of Mr. Wheal's target demographic: the high achiever who grasps the brass ring, only to discover he craves something more.
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At 28, Mr. Lang-Willar is in some ways the embodiment of Mr. Wheal's target demographic: the high achiever who grasps the brass ring, only to discover he craves something more.
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OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee Maker, available at Amazon, $49.95If she always craves cold brew, give her the tools to make it herself from the comfort of her own kitchen.
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Of course he craves a moment like the one he had last February, when he watched his beloved Eagles win the Super Bowl from a suite with their owner, Jeffrey Lurie.
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Trump is a showboat who loves an applause line, and with his momentum dwindling, why would he pass up the opportunity to draw more of the attention he so desperately craves?
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But the myth of a Teflon Trump is dead, along with the bizarre notion that 45 percent or so of the public constitutes a "silent majority" that craves incompetence and white nationalism.
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The retailer took the time to curate a selection of tried-and-true beauty products perfect for the low-key woman that still craves a little bit of indulgence in her regimen.
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What makes Craves more interesting than these run-of-the-mill creations is the technology under the hood that automates the process of finding the items, or those that look like them.
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However, the Iraqi government exercises little control over them, and if they enter Mosul itself, their presence would provide ISIS with a major propaganda victory and the sectarian showdown the group craves.
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Additionally, he has isolated himself from his daughter (your heart will ache hearing him talk about his relationship with her) and granddaughter, but clearly craves an emotional connection with another living creature.
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A White House source who's joined him for car rides told me Trump likes to recognize the people who wait in line for hours to see him — plus, he craves the attention.
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Lower-priced efforts like the $25 Parrot Bebop 24 feel like toys, while the $24,13 DJI Phantom 21 is too big and too expensive for a beginner drone pilot who craves portability.
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He craves international stature but his main aim is "regime survival" and perpetuating his family dynasty, suggesting it will be hard for him to agree to full nuclear disarmament, the officials said.
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Joey craves a platonic connection with someone to share "experiences, memories, and secrets with," which has so far eluded her, since most people she meets end up just trying to hook up.
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As a person begins to overuse a substance, the brain — which craves homeostasis and fights for it — tries to compensate for all the extra dopamine by stripping out its own dopamine receptors.
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But for this moment, we can all gawk at the humiliated emperor who so desperately craves celebrity endorsements but with all his money and power couldn't get one to save his life.
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The former reality TV star craves adoration, and is never more comfortable in his skin than looking out on a sea of people sporting his red "Make America Great Again" baseball caps.
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And I'm worried about confrontation with Europe, partly because European nations are democracies with free presses, which makes it harder for them to give Trump the kind of imaginary victories he craves.
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Sin Eaters are forbidden to speak or interact with others, a particularly jarring punishment for May, who talks incessantly of whatever randomness pops into her head and craves the conversation of others.
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But the wrongness of that process is distinct from the rightness of its result, which will give Nicole the freedom she craves and perhaps open doors for Charlie that he never considered.
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Kim, like Trump, craves a big dramatic and historic moment in which the two leaders, foes for seven decades, stand side by side to declare a political end to the Korean War.
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"If the Senate rushes through the president's impeachment, if we actually fail to try the case, as the Constitution demands, then the true acquittal the president craves will be unobtainable," he said.
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The cycle of betrayals must be especially galling for a President who craves loyalty and genuflection -- but it's perhaps inevitable given he has often failed to show loyalty to those around him.
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However short-lived these positive developments may turn out to be, this White House clearly craves more of them than it wants ideological support from some of the president's 2016 voting base.
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It's easy (not to mention tempting) to plan an entire vacation in Austin focused specifically on eating, and the city plays host to no shortage of options for indulging whatever your palate craves.
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When Noorzae visits the Afghan-run corner shops in Copenhagen, he always searches out quorooti, an Afghan dish he craves: it's a oniony, garlicy dish of dried salted yogurt mixed with toasted bread.
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The fall of Aleppo would at last give President Bashar al-Assad what he craves: dominion over the country's main cities, industrial hubs and transport links, including access to the sea (see map).
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Werner Herzog directed a bio-pic of sorts, "The Queen of the Desert" (2015), starring Nicole Kidman, yet Bell, despite her peregrine impulse, lacks the untamable quality that Herzog craves in his protagonists.
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But with so much money at stake, and so much technology available to a generation that craves it, the players will adapt their game to fit the ever-shifting needs of the industry.
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Also, I think this new generation craves long-form storytelling because they like that emotional investment they get from spending time with these characters, which is also what the Marvel Universe is, right?
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Elizabeth Warren suspended her presidential campaign this morning, probably clearing the way for Bernie Sanders to get the head-to-head debate with Joe Biden that he craves in Phoenix on March 15.
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For most buyers, the Roku Ultra should be more than enough, but if you&aposre a streaming enthusiast who craves power, then the Nvidia Shield TV Pro is worth the extra money. Specs
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Given the teen audience Lasso craves is already on Instagram, it will be fascinating to see if former VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri, who's now running Instagram, will insert some links to Lasso.
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"When you combine the things our body naturally craves — whole starch foods (sweet potatoes, brown rice, beans, etc.) with fruits and vegetables — you can eat all you want and you'll lose weight," he says.
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Benioff added that though the Valley is the home of "an incredible technology industry" that "every city in the world craves," some executives in the sector are ignoring issues such as gentrification and homelessness.
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As is often the case with leaders with an authoritarian streak, his kids -- kept close in the White House and in Trump's businesses -- are the only ones who can offer the loyalty he craves.
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The sense of attention was still there — and while I personally found it uncomfortable and awkward, I can understand how someone that craves people's attention would get a rush out of the whole thing.
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Until modders learn how to decipher the puzzling code, they can't do other things the Smash community craves, like reinstate retired legacy characters to the game, including Pokémon Trainer, Ice Climbers, and Solid Snake.
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One of Mr Hailemariam's close advisers, Arkebe Oqubay, a reformist who promotes industrial policy (especially the creation of industrial parks) and craves foreign investment, cagily suggests that banking will open up "in five years".
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Pick up a bottle of Basque rosé and beers that aren't Budweiser along with báhn mì, organic Sriracha cheese puffs, or whatever the fuck the best version of you craves when you're messed up.
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For Freya, like most people, sex or the thought of it is a way to close distances—her life is full of these separations and missed connections and she craves a sense of closeness.
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Even angry attention is attention—your woman craves to be noticed and be part of your life, so she acts out by wearing revealing clothing and making sexual advances that lead to unplanned pregnancy.
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For a man who craves recognition, and respect that has often proven elusive but that is clearly a motivating factor of his anti-establishment crusade, that may be the most important thing of all.
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Every actor both craves and fears "the role of a lifetime": that warm mantle of fame, fulfillment and maybe even financial security that like the red shoes of lore can never be completely removed.
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"A woman who discreetly pleasures herself in this position often feels guilty about masturbating, but she still craves orgasmic pleasure," says sexologist Ava Cadell, PhD, who wrote the Idiot's Guide to the Kama Sutra.
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As an extrovert who craves being close to people, I'm not a fan of social distancing — but I'm practicing it because currently it's the most effective tool we have to fight the virulent coronavirus.
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This tactic is necessary to propagandize the American people into shelling over their hard-earned tax dollars to the Pentagon to fund the highly lucrative nuclear arms race that the military-industrial complex craves.
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Soccer craves those coaches who see themselves as representatives of some higher idea, and it lionizes teams that claim to have discovered a revolutionary system, whether on the field or in the transfer market.
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The lead House impeachment manager is relentlessly pressuring the handful of Republican jurors who are considering a vote to call witness and delay the acquittal that President Donald Trump craves from his impeachment trial.
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That's why the young, pragmatic French President is giving the impression that there's nothing he'd rather do than spend time with his scandal-plagued US counterpart, offering him the respect and validation he craves.
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It's worth it, though, as we meet Brysen, a young man smitten with his handsome hawk master, and his twin sister, Kylee, who has all the falcon-whispering skills Brysen lacks and desperately craves.
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Addressing Parliament, Cox quickly dismissed any notion the government would be repentant, instead booming to the House that that opposition MP's were "a disgrace" for refusing to grant Johnson the snap election he craves.
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In fact, you should eat some carbs with your first meal; your body needs and craves them in the morning, since your brain runs on glucose, and you've been deprived of it all night long.
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Still, you give the child the attention he craves and maybe even a toy, not because you think the threats are real or because he deserves it, but because you want the tantrum to stop.
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That said, if you are the type of person who needs or craves structure, and you are looking for a way to "reset" the way you eat, then Whole30might be a great fit for you.
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According to a rep for the Grammys, Ocean did not submit Blonde or his visual album, Endless, for eligibility, which means that it's highly unlikely he will wind up with the nomination West so craves.
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DigitalOcean gets access to a developer community it craves and by showing them their skill set around fast server deployment, they are likely hoping to convert some percentage of the free users into paying customers.
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If it was once possible to wonder what this empathetic voice of reason was doing with the self-indulgent Pfeffermans, the season makes clear that part of Raquel deeply craves this family's brand of crazy.
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But it was actress Shannon Purser's first-time nomination that seemed to be getting the biggest cheers from the corner of the Internet that still craves justice for the killed-too-soon "Stranger Things" favorite.
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As we approach Halloween, parks from coast to coast have been feeling the pressure to provide the haunts their audience craves—and that includes cuisine that goes beyond your standard hot dogs and funnel cakes.
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Power, 35, has 23 IndyCar wins and a championship, but has never won the Indy 500 in eight attempts and has been vocal about it being the one race he craves more than any other.
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"I don't say anything I'm not meant to, or come across any way that I'm not supposed to," she said, sounding sweet as raspberry tea, which is what she sometimes drinks when she craves sugar.
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The comedy-action thriller will see Johnson's cover as the lead role in a reimagined action film version of Huckleberry Finn that lands him back in the midst of the danger he secretly always craves.
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Ask Roger Ailes, late of Fox News, who has advised Mr. Trump, or Stephen Bannon, of Breitbart News, who is his campaign chief executive: A loyal political-media audience needs continual grievance and craves conflict.
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He'd been invited to promote his book at the Barnes & Noble in Paramus, N.J. The night before, he had appeared on "Late Show With David Letterman," the kind of visibility an author or publicist craves.
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DF: One example of the way that he in public excoriates the media and in private craves their approval was, remember four health care bills ago, when the House pulled its health care bill dramatically?
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But the answers this child most craves can come only from his father, the great man and absentee parent who, a few years after Hamnet's death, named one of his most famous characters almost after him.
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Choosing between being an underling to a fellow Republican in the White House or being the leading outspoken opposition to President Hillary Clinton isn't really a hard choice for anyone who craves more power and fame.
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He's even said he might be willing to meet the North Korean leader for discussions over a hamburger, something that would please Kim, who "craves recognition as much as he does nuclear weapons," according to Toucas.
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There are few things in the sports world more obnoxious than an umpire who craves the spotlight, which is why Joe West has long been among the most, if not the most despised ump in MLB.
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Certainly a lot of people, including many liberals, have given him the kind of man-behind-the-curtain attention he so obviously craves, with SNL going so far as to portray him as the Grim Reaper.
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But what becomes clear through his comments, a transcript of which the Times published, is that Trump, who was born in Queens and spent his whole life in New York, just really craves the paper's approval.
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Booker stands out with viral zingers The debates have been a reminder for Democrats that the New Jersey senator can be a charismatic and effective communicator, even if he hasn't had the breakout moment he craves.
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Since Wotan also craves knowledge — knowledge is power, after all — he pursues Erda, the all-knowing earth goddess, who comes to warn him about what will ensue if he keeps on his heedless and destructive path.
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But even more, he craves the experience of transcendence: to move beyond his world and see it as a bigger place, without the strictures placed on him by the culture and religion he was raised in.
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"At his core, Mr. Stone is an insecure person who craves and recklessly pursues attention," she said, quoting a letter from trial witness Randy Credico, before issuing her sentence, which also includes 2 years of probation.
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Throughout the day, my shoulders tense when I see a news alert about his latest misstep or his latest provocation to North Korea or his latest insult to the media whose adulation he so desperately craves.
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While Mickey feels the tug-of-war between the freedom she craves and the love she has for her father, it's understood that the relationship between her and her dad is complicated and, at times, toxic.
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The Kremlin blames Barack Obama for wrecking U.S.-Russia ties, which slid to a post-Cold War low on his watch, and with the economy struggling to emerge from two years of recession, craves a new start.
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"Europe craves higher rates and U.S. bond yields," they wrote, pointing to the region's higher weighting in materials, industrials, financials and energy, against U.S. equities' concentration in technology and consumer discretionary sectors more suited to lower rates.
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After years toiling in a Boston hospital, Louis Creed (Jason Clarke) craves a slower pace with his wife Rachel, (Amy Seimetz) and two kids, 8-year-old Ellie (Jete Laurence) and toddler Gage (Hugo and Lucas Lavoie).
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Former army Lieutenant-Colonel Abiye Ahmed, who speaks three Ethiopian languages and co-founded a branch of the intelligence services, is now under pressure to deliver the stability that his Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) craves.
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He is an outsider who craves to be an insider: he grew up in Aberdeen as the adopted son of a fishmonger but spent his time in Oxford hanging around with public-school Tories like Mr Johnson.
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After over 25-years of recording and touring with Primus, not to mention side projects like Oysterhead, and releasing as solo artist, Claypool is no longer interested in creating products for commerce; he craves new life experiences.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova craves tough fights against top players, something she has been denied in the recent years after her ranking plummeted due to doping and injury problems, the former world number one said on Friday.
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Donald Trump craves favorable press coverage even more than most politicians, so he must have been very pleased over the weekend when the media obliged with a spate of articles suggesting a major pivot in his administration.
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As much as James has capitalized on his fame, and as much as he enjoys it — he appeared onstage with Drake during a recent concert at Staples Center — there are moments when he craves privacy, Travis said.
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After a while it began to make sense: Of course, Mr. Trump craves a break from the White House caldron for the familiar escape to another hyperbolic campaign stop at an airport hangar full of zealous supporters.
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But such conventional measures fail to encapsulate the utterly abnormal presidency that is unfolding or the way Trump, who craves attention and gets it by fomenting chaos, has barged his way into every corner of national life.
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It's beautifully ambiguous whether she blames the world for selling her the wrong fantasy (the domestic one she craves rather than the celebrity one she lives), or blames herself for not being happy with what she has.
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I grew up in the golden age of Homeward Bound, Beethoven, and Air Bud, but once I learned that not all dog movies have the happy endings my idealistic mind craves I stopped watching them to avoid heartbreak.
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"I can't change whether or not Louis C.K. gets the comeback he so desperately craves yet has done nothing to deserve," McCrea, the legal director of SAFER Campus, which helps college students combat sexual violence, told the Cut.
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The main reason why he's addressing the Tory conference today is that he craves the limelight—and he gets a lot more limelight now that he's out of government than he ever did when he was in it.
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Denied the powers he craves, Mr Erdogan may resort to the tactics he used to win back a parliamentary majority in 2015: an onslaught against PKK strongholds, a war of words with Western countries and an early election.
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On the one food she craves the most while in space: We get to eat the lettuce, but that's only a few leaves, maybe a couple of leaves each every few weeks or so when we're growing it.
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She's a self-described control freak who craves order and stability and wants to build a stable home life for her children, the way her mother did for her, but she is also ambitious and independent, like Mary.
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An early episode dispatches Margaret — Elizabeth's antithesister, a jet-setter who craves the spotlight — on a diplomatic mission to charm the boorish new American president, Lyndon B. Johnson (Clancy Brown, whose impression does not spare the hot sauce).
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Health experts are bracing for Zika virus to spread to the United States by April or May, borne by a mosquito that craves human blood, feeds during the day and lives under beds and inside closets.
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You need to rise above what sustained you during your first three years — dividing, misleading and impugning experts and the deep state — and give the country what it so desperately needs and craves now: a science-based plan.
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Fear drives David to leave Giovanni for Hella, a woman he professes to love and who, in her desire for a "real" man, craves the kind of dominance David is interested in, but for himself, with another man.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Social media platform Snapchat will present Winter Olympics content at next year's event in Pyeongchang after striking a deal with Discovery communications' Eurosport, a move which could help the Games reach the younger demographic it craves.
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Another teaser image shows strategically placed Pop Tarts and an apple, causing fans to speculate that Lorelai might be pregnant, a reference to an episode from the original series when she reveals that she craves apples when she's expecting.
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A 2006 World Cup winner with Italy, for whom he remains first-choice keeper, Juve's grand old man Buffon craves a Champions League medal to add to his glittering array of silverware after twice suffering heartache in the final.
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Page after page recounting years-long grudges suggest that what he sees as the soft, identity-obsessed, participation award-craving liberals Milo makes his money riling up are the very same people whose affection and understanding he desperately craves.
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The 38-year-old Life in Pieces star opened up to PEOPLE recently about how her first pregnancy is affecting what foods she craves — and that she's letting herself indulge a bit in a way she might usually not.
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He craves brands and chases pussy; he worries about his daughter and his grandma and his brother dying in prison; he disses hood fatalism and black-on-black crime; he keeps growing without making a big deal of it.
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Future is a tragic Scorpio: While his Sun brings a sexual intensity and a possessiveness that craves sexual depth, his Moon in duplicitous Gemini and his Mars in free-loving Libra make him go in different directions at once.
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The decisive question is whether this latest wave of uncertainty marks a step back from Brexit, one that could restore a sense of calm, or whether it means more chaos at a time when the world craves capable leadership.
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SALVADOR, Brazil (Reuters) - There is nothing Lionel Messi craves more than winning a trophy with Argentina but his side's haphazard performance in the 2-0 Copa America defeat by Colombia on Saturday laid bare the difficulty of the task he faces.
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If today's senior leaders offer the mentorship, flexibility and guidance the younger generation craves, they can confidently expect that, when the time comes, millennial leaders will be ready — and possibly even more prepared than the previous generations — to step up.
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In this climate, Morales would do well to begin to diversify the economy, investing more in farmers large and small, foreign and domestic, so that his country can maintain the independence from foreign aid and chicken-wielding philanthropists it so craves.
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Lorenzo is not far behind in the bad books after suggesting that the Italian, who boasts the longest winning career in grand prix history and is one of the all-time greats, will never win the 10th world championship he craves.
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BERLIN — Germany's Social Democrats voted in favor of forming another government with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, ending nearly six months of political limbo and setting Europe's economic powerhouse on a path to the political stability it craves — at least for now.
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Destiny, played by Wu, finds that the club offers her a space to gain the independence and self-reliance she craves, especially as a single mom who was abandoned by her parents and now supports the grandmother who raised her.
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"It may not be to their taste, and that's fine, but trying to pretend that there isn't a user base that craves this kind of content and goes to Tumblr specifically for it is misguided at best," Mr. España said.
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Center stage is Bottom, who so craves attention that he tries to play all the parts, overplays his own outrageously, and doesn't even notice when (in a prank by meddling fairies) his human head is replaced by that of an ass.
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The U.S. government has even issued a commemorative coin about the summit featuring Trump and "Supreme Leader" Kim Jong-un face-to-face, signaling to the world that it's now the American president who craves legitimation from the North Korean dictator.
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She says she craves the structure of performing and points to the 2014 London production of "Speed-the-Plow" as a turning point in her life, where she says she found comfort in just doing the thing night after night.
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Dominating the spotlight, where he loves to be, will be a President who believes he's unfairly treated but whose grasps for personal glory often alienate all but his most loyal followers and make the recognition he craves ever more elusive.
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The President has now twice climbed aboard Air Force One, flown for a day to reach Asia and given Kim the international validation he craves by appearing side-by-side as an equal with the President of the United States.
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The point is, if you're going to use food to cope with depression, you should do it with the spirit of a gourmet and get exactly what your heart of hearts — not the one with the arteries, but the mystical heart — craves.
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While China has clearly become the dominant partner, and its One Belt, One Road strategy unilaterally consolidates Beijing's influence over central Asia at Russia's expense, China has been careful to pay the Russians lip service and accord them the face that Moscow craves.
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More Warren Buffett news: Buffett bashes bitcoin Buffett craves more Apple Buffett has been known to meet with groups of visiting students from China, while Munger pushed for the 2008 investment by a Berkshire subsidiary in Chinese electric carmaker BYD Co Ltd.
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On the one hand, the bill appears to be becoming toxically unpopular as more and more of the public sees that the legislation amounts to neither the full repeal the hardcore right craves nor the "terrific" health care alternative that Trump promised.
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To do so, Craves uses technology from parent company Slyce, where it operates as a subsidiary (as do Slyce's other consumer apps like SnipSnap and Pounce.) However, explains Slyce President Ted Mann, users immediately were drawn to one kind of look: celebrity fashion.
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Murdoch plays a relatively small part in this tale as a man whose approval the president craves: "Trump would brag that Murdoch was always calling him; Murdoch, for his part, would complain that he couldn't get Trump off the phone," Wolff wrote.
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The Moon is in chill, logical Air sign Libra all day, but the day will still bring some surprises: The Moon opposes wild, rebellious Uranus in Fire sign Aries at 11:23 AM. The Moon craves security, but Uranus is all about change.
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We must begin to find some means of demonstrating to Kim a modicum of the respect, which he clearly craves as a future member of the nuclear club -- the same "respect," incidentally, that we gave Gadhafi up to the moment he was deposed.
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The show never lets us forget that she's an addict whose every choice is dictated by the drugs she so desperately craves, which often makes her perspective a very hard one in which to live, even just for an hour at a time.
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The sense of entitlement -- and power -- that comes with elected office is a dangerously addictive concoction for many politicians, who tend to seek office out of, yes, a desire to serve the public, but also a personality that craves attention and adulation.
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Still, Trump might be tempted to declare an emergency because it could provide the type of dramatic moment he craves in a fight that motivates his base while providing an off-ramp for Republicans who have grown weary of the shutdown battle.
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The panoply of venture capital firms in Silicon Valley (and elsewhere) could supply the cash that Tesla craves as it inches toward some semblance of sustainability, without worrying about the kinds of targets and disclosures that are required of a public company.
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Simplicity is in the eye of the beholder of course, but if it works as described, it adds another key piece of the content management puzzle to the Box product line and gives it deeper penetration inside the enterprise customers it craves.
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Driven by the spotlight of a 24-hour channel and a majority aboriginal work force, the network has used its firsthand cultural understanding to broadcast and produce investigative reporting, comedies, dramas, educational shows and other programming with the authenticity its audience craves.
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" Trends like normcore might make headlines, but Kate Spade will forever be selling colorful kitten heels and patterned caftans because it caters to the Kate Spade woman and only the Kate Spade woman, someone like McCrank who craves "all things girly-girl.
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Right-o. The moment a character in a British novel craves country life, gleeful readers know what to expect: the doddering, besotted aristocrats; the grand old manor decaying; the local folk toothless perverts; even the animals not pleasingly pastoral but randy and repulsive.
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Prime Minister Johnson – who famously craves both public attention and a place in history – won the former and a shot at the latter through a British election victory this week that was the most convincing conservative victory since Margaret Thatcher in 1987.
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" A musician who "could play like Gabriel himself" craves "the angel's kiss that elevated Duke and Basie to the jazzman's Olympus" and ruminates on "one of those gift-of-gab Irishmen who could argue a leprechaun out of his pot of gold.
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The latest provocation comes after a series of short-range missile tests and statements by senior North Korean leaders that indicate Mr. Kim is running out of patience with diplomacy that has not won him the relief he craves from crippling sanctions.
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The list of names being mentioned as possibilities for crucial posts in Mr. Trump's cabinet is growing by the hour, giving official Washington what it craves most: a never-ending parlor game as speculation grows about who might actually get a nod.
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In the latter stages, our hero is flummoxed by a chum who confesses her love for him (shades of "Four Weddings and a Funeral"), and beset by a serious case of the yips, unsure how much he craves, let alone warrants, his celebrity.
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These interactive events are based on the understanding that, at this age, a child craves nothing more than to be in control, which is why little audience members get to mess with the music almost from the moment they enter the building.
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It is no surprise, then, that when Cardoz visited the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen recently, he told us that his ultimate comfort food—the stuff he craves after a long workweek or a late night out—is not something he just eats at home.
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More Warren Buffett news: Buffett bashes bitcoin Buffett craves more Apple Last Friday and Saturday at the downtown CenturyLink Center, where the annual meeting is held, the line to buy underwear at the Fruit of the Loom booth sometimes stretched over 120 deep.
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The only way the president looks able to unlock the dramatic progress he craves, on any of these fronts, would be by making further concessions: for example, by agreeing to a weak trade pact with China or a replica of Mr Obama's Iran deal.
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Over the last five (or so) years there have been a large number of startups attempting to build fast and convenient visual search engines, often specifically for fashion, including the likes of ASAP54, Craves, Donde Fashion, Slyce and Snap Fashion, to name a few.
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Against a frustrated, profoundly un-WASP-like Republican electorate that craves the visceral pugnaciousness of Donald J. Trump or the outsider anger of Senator Ted Cruz, Mr. Bush's family values — of cordial restraint, of civil discourse, of earnest public service — can seem almost quaint.
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He finds himself a consensus-builder in a polarized age; a believer in markets and American politics when both are under intense suspicion; an inescapably elite figure at a time when the climate movement craves bottom-up action, front-line fights, and diverse representation.
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Your memory plays tricks on you, so when some new snake oil salesman comes along saying, "Hey, buy this miracle retro product and all your dreams will come true," the lizard part of your brain that craves the warm embrace of the past lights up.
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"The next generation of evangelicals craves a less partisan, less divisive and more racially inclusive expression of political engagement that addresses concern on a range of issues, not just abortion and gay marriage," said Jonathan Merritt, a young evangelical who writes on politics and culture.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The article ends: But with so much money at stake, and so much technology available to a generation that craves it, the players will adapt their game to fit the ever-shifting needs of the industry.
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Ignoring this online contingent and its noxious brew of white nationalism and misogyny might withhold some of the mainstream attention it craves, but in an era of social media even the most marginal trolls can still propagate elaborate conspiracy theories, no matter how asinine.
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It unfurls as a ten-minute long peak, the kind of little pocket of heaven club kids craves at the end of a long, grueling night—or, in the case of many who are reading this, at the end of a long, grueling year.
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We root for Creed, of course—he is the hero—but it says something about Manteaunu's ability, that at various points in the film, you just want to give him the cuddle he so obviously craves from his daddy and absentee mommy (a brilliantly icy Brigitte Nielsen).
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But they were overshadowed by a more performative, hollowed-out iteration of the "debate me" mindset — one that craves dissent not as a means to sharpen a position or find empathy for another, but as fodder for a never-ending stream of online dunks and memetic owns.
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And in the days after he announced himself as the incoming White House communications director, he found over-the-top ways to bash the press, White House staff who talked to the press, and the GOP establishment — the kind of high-energy assault President Trump's base craves.
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And in the days since he announced himself as the incoming White House communications director, he found over-the-top ways to bash the press, White House staff who talked to the press, and the GOP establishment — the kind of high-energy assault President Trump's base craves.
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If anything, it's rather pagan in its riff on the season's twinkling-lights-in-trees motif, ditching the trappings of religion and commercialism without losing any of the storybook magic your inner child craves this time of year—if your inner child is kind of a tripper.
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Though it's one of mutual loyalty and understanding — she has a glorious gesture when she seems to wipe the sweat from his brow and then, with the same hand, indicates a distant horizon, as if showing the vast vision of his troubled mind — he craves more.
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As the girls I speak to point out, your sickness is there to give the guy's life a sense of meaning and depth—which is exactly what he craves, granted you're not too overbearing, and, you know, he actually has to look after you too much.
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At the annual New Jersey Legislative Correspondents' Club dinner in 2013, she performed in a sketch with Mr. Christie in which her character was loosely based on "Veep," the H.B.O. comedy series about a bumbling vice president who constantly craves the spotlight and the president's approval.
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The chat goes spectacularly wrong, but it's quickly followed by an opportunity: A pitch from Funny or Die's Will Ferrell (playing a Scooby-Doo villain version of himself) to conduct 10 interviews in two weeks, in order to win Galifianakis the actual-network talkshow he craves.
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Tech We're Using Emily Bazelon, an investigative reporter at The New York Times Magazine, craves easy-to-use tools, whether for interviews, Freedom of Information Act records or her home TV. How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives?
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A dysfunctional EPA is not in anyone's interest: not those who want to bring about a change in policy direction; not the regulated community, which craves certainty and predictability; not EPA's dedicated public servants, who seek to protect public health and serve the agency's mission on a daily basis.
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A report earlier this month that Italy's UniCredit was interested in Commerzbank helped put extra pressure on Deutsche Bank Chief Executive Christian Sewing to arrive at terms for a union with his smaller domestic rival in an effort to create the profitable and stable banking behemoth that Berlin craves.
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He said that because China's diplomatic and economic strength has grown enormously over the past few decades, it no longer craves the Vatican's diplomatic recognition as it did in the past, making a gradual political rapprochement after a deal on bishops is signed more likely than quick recognition.
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Like him or loathe him — and there are many in both camps — it was impossible to ignore Mr. Johnson, whose appearance on Tuesday at the Conservative Party's annual conference overshadowed an announcement on immigration policy from the person whose job he so obviously craves: Prime Minister Theresa May.
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But Fawcett has just toasted with a fellow soldier "to death, the best sauce for life," and while the assignment is certainly a good opportunity to redeem his family's reputation, the glint in his eye betrays the truth: Fawcett craves an adventure, for reasons even he can't articulate.
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But Trump appears to exist in an unhappy middle ground, rage-tweeting through his mornings, retreating to his golf club on weekends, searching for the validation he craves in his Twitter feed and on Fox & Friends but never getting it from the elite tastemakers he's always sought to impress.
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Whether your leading lady wants a pair of excellent headphones that look as good as they sound, wants to track her fitness in style, or craves stylish accessories for her phone that aren't hot pink, we have a gift for her in our guide to the best tech gifts for women.
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If, after Trump's triumph, Clinton had delivered a series of policy speeches on health care, entitlements, and foreign policy that did not have a whisper of politicking, she would have received exactly what she craves, a widespread opinion that, perhaps, she should be in the White House, not the other guy.
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"At Home With Amy Sedaris" evokes that feeling through spectacularly deranged comedy: Although Sedaris's down-the-dial Martha Stewart labors under a sign that reads "Being Alone Is A-OK," she craves company so much, she lets a murderer (Michael Shannon) into the house in the Agatha Christie-themed season finale.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The man accused of carrying out the attack that killed 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, is expected to represent himself in court, but the country's prime minister said on Tuesday that she wants to do everything possible to deny him the attention he craves.
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This volume, too, can feel improvised and impressionistic, but it's glued together, collage-style, by the consciousness of the hero: an archetypal Shepard male, engaged in an Oedipal struggle with his cantankerous father, and caught in a passive-aggressive dynamic with his girlfriends, whose company he both craves and disdains.
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President Trump has failed to acknowledge the ways that his divisive rhetoric has not only inflamed conflict but also made it difficult for him to forge the vital partnerships he needs to post the meaningful policy wins he covets, and to win the approval and adulation he so desperately craves.
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Whether you're a landlocked West Virginia native who craves the smell of salty ocean air, or a member of the New England fresh-cut rose-loving majority, scroll through the gallery ahead to find your state's favorite B&BW body mist — and see if it matches the one you know and love.
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Jenner may not be the most relatable woman on the planet (I don't know about you, but I definitely wasn't selling out lip kits before I could legally drink), but one thing that you may have in common with the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is the kind of food Jenner craves.
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It's a massive blow to Toronto's chances of back-to-back titles, and obviously puts a damper on the Lakers' offseason quest as well — even though they will finalize a trade Saturday to bring in Anthony Davis from New Orleans and landed the sort of shooter than LeBron James craves by adding Green.
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We can argue about whether Trump is savvy enough to sit across the table from Kim, whether he will be adequately prepared, whether he's really got the talent and diplomatic strategy in place, and whether giving Kim the audience he so clearly craves is too high a price to pay for talks.
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There's still just enough time to make the summer of 2016 the summer of something else and — at least for another 30 days — deny that patently ridiculous, highly unstable, dictator-loving, tax-hiding, weirdly lecherous, morally and corporately bankrupt racist son of a bullying billionaire slumlord the oxygen of publicity he so desperately craves.
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If that's what your robust palate craves (and my, what big taste buds you have), you'll be happy to hear that a hot dish of such fare is available at the Laura Pels Theater, where "The Robber Bridegroom" opened on Sunday night with Steven Pasquale discovering his sense of humor in the title role.
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At the end of the show, after he has persuaded a young woman named Stephanie Rahn (Rana Roy) to pose nude for the Sun , thereby achieving the kind of popularity for the paper that Murdoch craves, Lamb is grave as Rahn demands to know whether he would have had his daughter do the same.
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Moore in 2015 described the Fed's "zero-interest-rate policy ... just as an addict craves crack cocaine" -- a position he has since reversed as Trump has turned on the Fed's efforts to dampen any potential inflationary pressure and keep the economy in check as it absorbs the Republican tax cut and other expansionary measures.
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Other political takes: Jackie Bray: The National Weather Service is standing strong against politics John Avlon: 9/11 unleashed destructive forces that we are still wrestling with Jill Filipovic: Donald Trump craves Chrissy Teigen's approval Michael D'Antonio: Trump was orange before light bulbs became efficient Frida Ghitis: A President who threatens national security Huffman justice?
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And when that wooden puppet who craves human feeling — Pinocchio's flesh-and-blood self is ably played by the nimble Joe Idris-Roberts — lands in the grim confines of the inaptly named Pleasure Island, the audience can't help but feel that the title character's pathway toward self-discovery has been derailed along the way.
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Stan may seem like he fits into the mold of the ideal American man, but as he confesses many times to Angel, he feels suffocated by his fake life and overwhelmed by feelings of isolation, self-hatred, and the dueling fears of losing everything else he has versus never allowing himself the love he craves.
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Clinton would receive credit by lifting our sights and our standards, lifting our ambitions and our spirits, and lifting our economy and our workers by proving that Washington can work, the jobs can be created, and the American people can be served by leaders who lead a nation that desperately craves the leadership and urgently wants the jobs.
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"I think that loving superhero comics as much as I do, it gave me the leeway to poke fun at the more ridiculous aspects of it and play into the expectations of a superhero comics reader," Kirkman said, referring to the type of fan who's already a Marvel fan and/or a DC fan, but still craves more.
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A baby cannot compulsively pursue a substance despite bad outcomes: A newborn doesn't even know what he or she craves and a person unable to roll over or crawl, let alone walk or talk, would have, shall we say, a hard time scoring, especially since infants don't tend to have much money stowed in their onesies.
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The show is loosely based on the comic book of the same name by Chris Roberson and Michael Allred; Rose McIver stars as Olivia Moore, a medical student who, after being scratched by a zombie at a party, becomes a coroner's assistant to gain access to the brains she now craves — without having to kill anyone to obtain them.
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It falls far short of Mr. Trump's initial vow 30 months ago to solve the North Korea nuclear problem, but it might provide him with a retort to campaign-season critics who say the North Korean dictator has been playing the American president brilliantly by giving him the visuals he craves while holding back on real concessions.
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Louise, the protagonist, is a neurotic and self-deluded mess, a people pleaser who so craves the approval of those around her — and the seeming security of their lifestyles — that she resorts to desperate measures to keep the affection of her peers, lying to herself all the while that what she does, she does by necessity.
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Her sentimental education in gastronomy takes some unlikely turns: As a young child, she learns to eat and cook — locally, seasonally and utterly predictably — at her Italian grandmother's and aunt's sides, but abandons all that in her new country, where she prefers the Spam and Wonder Bread that seem like fast tracks to the new identity she craves.
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"We have nothing pressing," the North said in rejecting more summitry, "and have no intention to sit on the table with the tricky U.S." What hasn't changed is the North's threat to U.S. national security — or the doubtfulness that it would ever abandon its nuclear program, which provides the protection it seeks and the global legitimacy it craves.
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Larissa and I walk the grounds and swat away flies and move through space — lush and teeming — and suddenly we're uninterested in making our EST/Sloan commission (a play about women pilots and space flight and what it takes to get off the ground) small and tidy; we want to explode it with all the dynamic lifefulness it craves.
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The New York skateshop slash beyond-iconic fashion brand has released a preview of its fall/winter 2017 line, and buried among the logo-stamped hair clippers, collapsible shovels, snow sleds, inflatable blimps, and Fender Stratocasters are must-have kitchen items for the Millennial who craves to express his or her individuality with those recognizable white italic letters in a red box.
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In any case, if McMahon believes an endorsement from Trump (implicit, or even tweeted) is enough to finally allow him to achieve the success he so desperately craves; if he thinks he can successfully ride the wave of resentment to what some fans inexplicably see as an increasingly liberal National Football League, then history tells us he'll go for it.
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And, unambiguously, Fifty Shades Darker repeats the choreography of gendered intimacy that dictates so many relationships in America today: the man pretending he craves dominance, but wanting, instead, to be overwhelmed by a force of desire he must surrender to; and the woman pretending she wants to submit to the man's displays of power, but realizing that this power is an illusion.
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In a role that is off-putting even by his standards, Robert De Niro gives a fearless performance as Rupert Pupkin ("It's often mispronounced and misspelled"), a bottom-feeding would-be comedian who craves the approval and assistance of a late-night talk-show host (Jerry Lewis, in a turn that seems to distill a lifetime's exasperation with his fans).
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But according to The Atlantic, Trump's eldest daughter and senior adviser, Ivanka Trump, believed that she could convince her father to back universal background checks if the measure was paired with a flashy Rose Garden ceremony where Trump signed a document and called it "historic" and "unprecedented" — an event that would draw exactly the type of positive media attention the president craves.
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While Donovan Mitchell has blossomed into the story of their season—currently nipping Ben Simmons' heels in any legitimate Rookie of the Year leaderboard—and solid contributions have been made by newcomers like Ekpe Udoh, Thabo Sefolosha, and Jonas Jerebko, Alec Burks—Utah's spunky, cryogenically frozen combo guard—is the volatile scoring presence off the bench this team desperately craves.
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His tweets and offhand taunts are the very essence of trolling — the lies, the scorn, the invective, the trash talk, and the rabid non sequiturs of an angry, aggrieved, isolated, and deeply self-absorbed adolescent who lives in a self-constructed bubble and gets the attention he craves from bashing his enemies and trailing clouds of outrage and dismay in his path.
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Season 6 has been a slow journey towards full circle: Stan, who initially suspected his neighbors, is the one to catalyze the action; Elizabeth, always convinced that she was working towards a greater goal, has been betrayed by her own; and Philip, once so gung-ho about living his real Jennings life, has realized that the American dream he craves isn't so easily attained.
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Arriving as it does after about a decade of rovingly introspective autobiographical fiction — or autofiction, as critics have labeled it — "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" thumbs its nose at all of our melancholic, fine-grained interiority, making the most of its core irony: a heroine who craves solitude not to listen to the sound of her own mind, but to shut it off entirely.
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Book cover image via Chuck Tingle's Twitter account For anyone who's grown tense and worked up over the United Kingdom's seemingly suicidal decision to leave the European Union on Friday and craves a release, you can now hop on Amazon and, for the price of a cup of coffee, order Chuck Tingle's new homoerotic opus Pounded by the Pound: Turned Gay by the Socioeconomic Implications of Britain Leaving the European Union.
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She originally intended to use them for herself — ironically, between occasional afternoon visitors and the residents who come for longer stays in exchange for help with site maintenance, A-Z West is such a hive these days that Zittel rarely has the alone time she craves — but like most elements in her life, the cabins have become part of her work, perhaps even the ultimate expression of it.
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According to designer Primavera De Filippi, one of the contributors to the book, the engineered, blockchain-based life form Plantoid exists in a dual reality, "both in the physical world (as a mechanical contraption made up of recycled steel and electronics) and the digital world (as a software deployed on top of a blockchain-based network)" Whereas a plant needs water and sunlight for survival, Plantoid craves cryptocurrency capitalization via blockchain transactions.
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Weisz does a fantastic job of conveying her character's conflicted inner feelings about this life: she enjoys stirring up shit, as evidenced by her biting comments to the Rabbi's wife about how ending up married with a brood of newborns might have led her to die by suicide; but she also clearly craves the sort of connection and community that only comes by adhering to the strict rules that govern Orthodox Jewish life.
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There's Ruth, "as in Ruth Bader Ginsberg" (Christine Baranski), Amy's overbearing and seemingly perfect mother whose approval she craves and can never obtain; Isis, "as in the terrorist organization," (Susan Sarandon) Carla's rocker mom who was absent for most of her childhood, and barely knows her grandson's name; and Kiki's mom (Cheryl Hines), for whom boundaries means not directly climbing into bed with her daughter as she and her husband get it on.
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It's easy to see how a child who can't concentrate at school because her SPD means she's focusing on the clicking of a fan or the scratch of her neighbour's pencil might get labelled as having attention deficit disorder; or how a child who wants to run around endlessly because he craves sensory input about the location of his body parts in space might get labelled as hyperactive; or how a child who cannot properly process visual information about a face might struggle to understand what someone else is thinking and be diagnosed as autistic.
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