Would such crowd-pleasing moves actually hurt with more conservative judges?
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Those crowd-pleasing abilities, though, have increasingly extended to their albums.
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Virgin is not new to these kind of "crowd-pleasing" measures.
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And it also seems like kind of shallow, crowd-pleasing villainy.
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Once nominated, it was reinvigorated as a mainstream, crowd-pleasing hit.
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It was crowd-pleasing, but also clearly playing to the crowd.
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When you're on a roll, why not make crowd-pleasing decisions.
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"These are serious wines, not crowd-pleasing junk wines," she said.
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This was high modernism at its most seductive and crowd-pleasing.
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"The Favourite" is likely to be both crowd-pleasing — the stars!
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The Tribeca Film Festival is known for its crowd-pleasing programming.
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The crowd-pleasing "Greased Lightning" was nicely energized by multiple camera perspectives.
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All the makings of clever, crowd-pleasing movie seem to be here.
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The problem is that their new material typically isn't as crowd-pleasing.
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Rocket launches were once the crowd-pleasing events — now it's rocket landings.
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I have a surefire, crowd-pleasing, absolute doozy of a party trick.
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Ms. Schumer smuggles social commentary about gender into broad crowd-pleasing bits.
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There is a risk, though, in relying on crowd-pleasing one-liners.
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Crowd-pleasing food includes crab cakes, Wagyu beef sliders and duck breast.
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That said, the Bulls found nothing funny about Stephen Curry's crowd-pleasing performance.
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One crowd pleasing technique is to just deep fry it—mmm, crunchy goodness.
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This crowd-pleasing, tropical fruity punch will be your new favorite party staple.
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Lewis, on the other hand, was considered a lightweight, if crowd-pleasing, clown.
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There are hopeful notes, strategically placed, and frequent shifts into crowd-pleasing bits.
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Some time back, he began a rotating daily special of crowd-pleasing classics.
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In whittling down al-Nuwayri's opus, his selections skew to the crowd-pleasing.
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Tables were smashed, spinal columns were shifted, and crowd-pleasing anecdotes were created.
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The band rattled through a set that leaned heavily on crowd-pleasing past releases.
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The Academy also honored two more crowd-pleasing movies based on real-life stories.
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Sure. Does it go too far out of its way to be crowd-pleasing?
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Mixing corn starch and water makes for a crowd-pleasing staple of science demos.
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Populist parties -- the ones that offer incendiary, crowd-pleasing answers -- belong on the fringes.
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Sadly, the convertible also eliminates the crowd-pleasing glass dome that showcases the V8.
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MOZZA AT HOME: More Than 150 Crowd-Pleasing Recipes for Relaxed, Family-Style Entertaining.
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The crowd-pleasing poppies are likely to blossom in the next week or so.
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That Hollywood has struggled to adapt video games into crowd-pleasing movies is nothing new.
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Containment and deterrence do not have the crowd-pleasing appeal of a brand new strategy.
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Some of her crowd-pleasing goals, like eradicating child poverty, seem unlikely to be met.
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The Top Chef alum and author of 100% Real makes a 'crowd-pleasing' summer appetizer.
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Among such works, Jenny Kendler's crowd pleasing "Birds Watching" (2018) takes a particularly imaginative approach.
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It's free, and the director, Carl Cofield, has made sure to include crowd-pleasing elements.
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She knew Mr. Smith would deliver a crowd-pleasing set so she scheduled him last.
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They just may be more recognizable brands or feature more fruit-forward, crowd-pleasing flavors.
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Their virtues are well known: They are quick-cooking, high-protein, crowd-pleasing, low-fat.
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The filmmakers unearth some crowd-pleasing twists -- especially during the climactic act -- before it's over.
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Transform pizza into a crowd-pleasing dip with layers of cheese, sauce and lots of toppings.
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"I'm tired but really happy," Tsonga, who performed his crowd-pleasing celebratory dance, said on court.
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Sauvignon blanc is a reliable, crowd-pleasing white that is now made all over the world.
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This strategy is red meat for Trump's base, but crowd-pleasing rarely makes for wise policy.
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Family is a cornerstone of Jewish community, and that should translate to crowd-pleasing seasonal entertainment.
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The crowd-pleasing Dutch and Doc's serves everything from pasta with creamed kale to bacon burgers.
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Deadmau5 built a wildly successful career with melodic, crowd-pleasing house music; Testpilot prefers sleek techno.
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Online wine-retailer Winc just announced the return of its crowd-pleasing rosé membership, Summer Water Societé.
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Another title that's being released this year, Killing Floor: Incursion, is less somber and more crowd-pleasing.
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The chef and owner of Philadelphia's Double Knot creates a crowd-pleasing cocktail 1 cup granulated sugar
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This would no doubt be a crowd-pleasing ending — just don't mention that whole auntie-nephew thing.
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After all, Terry Funk was already there, working crowd-pleasing, hyper-violent brawls to roaring Philadelphia crowds.
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The fish gets a little lost in the shells, but this is a fun, crowd-pleasing dish.
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They accused Mr Thaksin of pouring cash into crowd-pleasing schemes to tighten his grip on power.
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At least, that's the straightforward way to describe the most crowd-pleasing moment of the show's run.
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McDonald&aposs is trying something new with its most recent attempt at a crowd-pleasing chicken sandwich.
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Most are crowned with billows of frosting: The higher the peaks, the more crowd-pleasing the result.
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Typical tunes include easygoing, crowd-pleasing pop like "Falling" by Haim and "Radio Ga Ga" by Queen.
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It is at once an affecting, crowd-pleasing film and a call-to-arms for judicial reform.
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Glenn Close, who won best actress in a drama for "The Wife," gave a crowd-pleasing speech.
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Whether it was really whiskey or simply crowd-pleasing stagecraft remains unclear, but it was a good bit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dale Chihuly's crowd-pleasing glassworks inspire a remarkable degree of critical consensus.
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During your opening monologue, you slammed with a few crowd-pleasing jokes at the expense of Donald Trump.
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Get in touch with your inner beer-nerd with craft beers or go for crowd pleasing major brands.
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From the masterminds in the kitchen at Chicago's Fat Rice, these potstickers are the ideal crowd-pleasing snack.
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It may be good corporate scenic ornamentation and crowd-pleasing luxury design, but it is not (political) art.
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The crowd-pleasing Northern Irishman said he was distracted by a photographer when he bogeyed the short 16th.
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In truth, the menu is more pan-Italian, offering a wide variety of crowd-pleasing pastas and panini.
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The bottom line: The Rock and Jason Statham keep the energy high in this crowd-pleasing spin-off.
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Defying his father, Owen Jr. brings out a ladder and executes crowd-pleasing feats of daredevil slapstick acrobatics.
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But Future is subtle and unpredictable, even at his most crowd-pleasing (and wearing both shoes, at that).
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Lucky Ali, a Mumbai-born musician, went through crowd-pleasing soft rock favorites with a six-piece band.
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Finding the best quality and most crowd-pleasing wine for your price point is the way to go.
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And yet I'm much more taken by that dejected, surrendering last question than by the crowd-pleasing opening.
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By selling the film as a glitzy, crowd-pleasing, family rom-com with high entertainment value, Warner Bros.
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Sizemore has Donald's gift for the crowd-pleasing cliché, but Ford proves to be the true narrative maestro.
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But the D.P.J.'s crowd-pleasing proposals — more social security spending, a new child allowance — were wildly unrealistic.
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The beloved Daniel Bryan and Sami Zayn at least work flashy styles which translate to crowd-pleasing stunts.
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Shakespearean populists—men like the plotters in "Julius Caesar" or the crowd-pleasing tribunes in "Coriolanus"—also dehumanise opponents.
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There were robust statements of Republican ideology, crowd-pleasing defenses of the Second Amendment and denunciations of radical Islam.
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It doesn't have to be the most crowd-pleasing (and probably shouldn't be), but it has to feel earned.
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The audience picked Three Billboards over crowd-pleasing movies like The Shape of Water, Darkest Hour, and Molly's Game.
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He fills in the vacuum of his policy knowledge with lies, bombast, and dangerous (though often crowd-pleasing) improvisation.
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The idea of examining unfinished works from the 15th century to the present is topical, illuminating and crowd-pleasing.
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There is a crowd-pleasing, even theatrical aspect to much of his work that belies a more chameleonic nature.
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Here's our collection of recipes for the holiday, including crowd-pleasing "longevity noodles," with chicken, ginger and mushrooms, above.
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Mr. Macron avoided crowd-pleasing promises during his campaign, with one significant exception, a cut in the housing tax.
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It has to solve the problem of how to compress difficult, messy material into a polished, crowd-pleasing drama.
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For all its agility, though, the set is not as supple as Krakowski, who does a crowd-pleasing split.
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Clinton appeared to be enjoying herself as she served up crowd-pleasing lines in a dry and knowing tone.
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But this fable, though dependably crowd-pleasing and beautifully sung, comes at the expense of a more significant theme: feminism.
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Its front line of four dhol drummers had crowd-pleasing synchronized moves and a cheerful line of audience-participation patter.
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In an especially crowd-pleasing move, he then offers to have it texted to you for posting on social media.
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He evaded Clinton's efforts to get him to attack Obama, and ended on a crowd-pleasing anti-bank stem-winder.
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But to fact-check Mr Trump's tweets and crowd-pleasing impromptu utterances is of less use than monitoring his actions.
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With such impressive skills and obvious crowd-pleasing subject matter, there's no doubting these sweets will garner plenty of Likes.
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Etymology and unappetizing images aside, a classic tafelspitz makes for a crowd-pleasing, satisfying yet relatively light beef-centered meal.
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Great cheap eats abound, like Pop's Garage serving crowd-pleasing tacos, from chorizo to al pastor (two tacos for $6).
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Wholesome, crowd-pleasing, and gut-filling, green bean casserole would appear to be an innocuous addition to the Thanksgiving table.
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News Analysis It began as a crowd-pleasing tirade from President Trump to an overwhelmingly white, conservative crowd in Alabama.
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Maybe setting up shop in a big, two-level space in Midtown in March triggered a dormant crowd-pleasing gene.
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Dark Fate's creative team certainly hit on the most crowd-pleasing, nostalgia-courting gambit with this installment in the franchise.
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Make roasted turkey stock with the turkey bones, then throw together a big pot of crowd-pleasing soup or stew.
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According to leading wedding planning website The Knot, the most popular wedding food items will be nostalgic, crowd-pleasing favorites.
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And yet, as committed as he is to his taste, Mulaney also has the instincts of a crowd-pleasing entertainer.
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Ideally, there will be points that require the sort of crowd-pleasing leaps that thrill aficionados and casual viewers alike.
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Scattered throughout the museum are crowd-pleasing technological diversions like an augmented realty game of fetch with a cartoon dog.
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A crowd-pleasing position for any twosome, shower sex can reach new heights if both you and your partner have vaginas.
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It's the latest ambitious, tuneful installment in a career that has had far more to do with curiosity than crowd-pleasing.
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Yet what made the programs special was Mr. Woetzel's way of balancing the surefire and crowd-pleasing with novelty and risk.
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During the holiday season, when extended family gathers and houseguests need feeding, a "loaded" frittata makes a quick, crowd-pleasing meal.
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Getting rid of Roe would deprive the far right of one of its most crowd-pleasing, rabble-rousing, go-to issues.
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The BJP is expected to shore up that support by making good on a campaign promise of crowd-pleasing welfare reforms.
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O'Neal sings classic blues and soul numbers in an open, crowd-pleasing style that blurs the line between camp and sincerity.
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It's hard to avoid having an effect in Tchaikovsky's crowd-pleasing Fourth Symphony, and the playing in it was more confident.
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That moment, though, isn't as crowd-pleasing as it ought to be because the storytelling here is too busy and muddy.
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The Times, in its review when the show opened, said that it was "half-formulaic," but an "undeniably crowd-pleasing musical."
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Directed by Rob Reiner with his expected crowd-pleasing panache (Available to stream via rent or purchase on HBO Now/HBO Go).
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With journalists crowding the state, they have a good chance of making news with an apt quote or a crowd-pleasing message.
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The glue is government jobs for supporters, money for crowd-pleasing projects and, especially in recent years, graft on an epic scale.
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So what better way to win cheers than to milk that tragedy one more time for a crowd-pleasing moment of revenge?
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Yet in a country with a romantic fascination for revolutionary talk, his pugnacious style and crowd-pleasing promises carry a nostalgic appeal.
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Even beyond Mr Pompeo's evangelical crowd-pleasing, the Trump administration has shown little interest in standing up to the worst rights-violators.
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Earlier this year, Google made a seemingly crowd-pleasing tweak to its Chrome browser and created a crisis for web game developers.
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Great British Baking Show champ and author of Perfect Plates in 5 Ingredients John Whaite offers this crowd-pleasing, cheesy pasta dish.
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The difference these days: A fixation on the analytical models gets in the way of such ego-driven or crowd-pleasing impulses.
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This is Oculus' invitation to try out Rock Band VR, one of the biggest, most potentially crowd-pleasing Oculus Touch launch titles.
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There were toasts with a crowd-pleasing (if prudently priced) malbec and puns riffing on "singular value decomposition" that elicited much mirth.
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The rest of the menu is rounded out by gentle curries and tangles of stir-fried noodles, crowd-pleasing if not revelatory.
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Each was a classic set piece in which the Princess's striking beauty and crowd-pleasing style could be displayed to maximum advantage.
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Of course, Pat Sajak and Alex Trebek trading places would make for a crowd-pleasing April Fools' Day prank; Pat hosted JEOPARDY.
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Part of this has to do with the dancing, which is a surprise given Mr. Mitchell's status as a crowd-pleasing choreographer.
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To compare this to Tchaikovsky's opera of "Eugene Onegin" is to see how silly ballet can be at its crowd-pleasing worst.
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It's one of many crowd-pleasing bits in a movie that at its best seeks a warm, direct connection with its audience.
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Policing Facebook's political slant might be a crowd-pleasing goal for politicians and pundits, but it simply wasn't a serious conversation topic.
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The "magic" flying is always a crowd-pleasing element of any Peter Pan rendition, but NBC's adaptation came with a slight aerial snafu.
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Those looking for a crowd-pleasing candy to pass out on Halloween should pick up a hefty bag of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
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CBS's new trailer for the new version of MacGyver is everything you might expect: action-packed, full of neat tricks and crowd-pleasing.
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Many parts of his one-hour crowd-pleasing speech come off as easy asides dropped into a serious discussion at the last minute.
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His works can feel too ingratiating, too crowd-pleasing, too user-friendly—the ubiquitous décor of the corporate lobby and the child's nursery.
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"I've never heard a guy sing that song before and it was really cool," Keith Urban told Bourg after his crowd-pleasing performance.
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The new CEO could have opted for a more crowd-pleasing sales recovery by competing with cheaper U.S. labels Coach and Michael Kors.
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Even though some individual movies did very well — most notably the crowd-pleasing superhero trio of Wonder Woman, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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The crowd-pleasing finish capped a roller-coaster ride over the final three innings, during which the A's twice blew one-run leads.
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Some worry that a number of Ms Vestager's recent, crowd-pleasing victories over big tech firms may come back to haunt the commission.
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This is not a tone that translates into a crowd-pleasing musical, a form in which dreams are usually relegated to dance breaks.
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Rather, the concert continued, awkwardly, with Arturo Márquez's 10-minute "Danzón No. 2," comparatively lighter fare with tango rhythms and crowd-pleasing color.
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By contrast, Angelina stared hawkishly when Nicole, Annalise and Alana performed their trio, "Solo Dancing," a crowd-pleasing number with a heavy backbeat.
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Sheléa juxtaposed her elegantly retro jazz ballad "Love Fell on Me" with crowd-pleasing homages to Sarah Vaughan, Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin.
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Still, I believe that eggplant Parmesan is — or should be — the perfect crowd-pleasing vegetarian entree, with its familiar flavors and satisfying richness.
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In the crowd-pleasing comedy, Jillian Bell portrays an overweight woman who signs up for a lengthy race to get her life on track.
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The crowd-pleasing measures are likely to boost Rajapaksa's popularity — the newly-appointed PM is a known populist — ahead of the expected parliamentary vote.
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The attempts to shorten the show by cutting some awards, while simultaneously adding more crowd-pleasing elements, led to a lot of online backlash.
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And it's unlikely all the sex, murder, and madness that dominate many of today's most popular shows will stand as crowd-pleasing familial content.
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Despite clear popularity with viewers – "NO WAY NO WAY," wrote one Twitter user – Lorenzo and Lépez's crowd-pleasing performance didn't medal, taking fifth place.
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By the time "Scott 4" was released in 1969, though, Mr Walker had tuned out the crowd-pleasing ballads and amped up the weirdness.
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That setup might suggest that The Fits will be a crowd-pleasing sports movie in which a plucky underdog becomes an unlikely dance champion.
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Also, he spends the last half-hour or so of the film fighting shirtless, which seems like a crowd-pleasing move on everyone's part.
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The first vignette develops from crowd-pleasing footage of bottlenose dolphins surfing gnarly South African waves, the slick cinematography pumped up by deft editing.
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So May's potential as a good go-to crowd-pleasing entertainment option for baseball-centric community charity/party events seems at least somewhat secure.
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By then they tended to make you wish for more deviations from realism, which begins to feel like an easy, crowd-pleasing way out.
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What's especially satisfying here is how "The Low Road" lets Smith's theories manifest themselves in ways that tweak its story's classic, crowd-pleasing elements.
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He graduated from Andrew Jackson High School in Queens and became a record-breaking, crowd-pleasing point guard for Georgetown and Texas A&M.
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There is also Jabeur, still an outsider but whose game is a crowd-pleasing mix of baseline punch, feathery touch and Federer-esque flourishes.
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This crowd-pleasing show bills itself as the biggest United States exhibition of Monet's paintings in 20 years, with more than 18773 on view.
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STEP Amanda Lipitz's crowd-pleasing documentary follows several members of a high school step-dance team in Baltimore over the course of a year.
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But attendance is now down 1.1 percent, a potentially worrisome indicator, although there are several crowd-pleasing shows scheduled to open later this season.
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Open a jar of salsa and you've just completed most of the work needed to get a crowd-pleasing party snack on the table.
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Crowd-pleasing ideas like reintroducing subsidies and scrapping the goods and services tax may have won votes, but they hint at poor budget discipline.
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CHLOE COSCARELLI, a founder and partner in the crowd-pleasing vegan restaurants By Chloe, is no longer with the brand that bears her name.
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The selections include a biopic about Van Gogh, a heist movie, a crowd-pleasing historical comedy, and a wickedly funny tale of palace intrigue.
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No eating in the pool is so last season Thanks to BigMouth, you can enjoy some guac in the water with this crowd-pleasing float.
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Luke Cage is fundamentally a four-quadrant-seeking, crowd-pleasing, big-tent affair, like Empire, Power, or the Thursday-night Shonda Rhimes–fest on ABC.
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And since OnePlus has always valued authenticity and transparency with customers, it's sure to continue to produce crowd-pleasing products that deliver impressive technical brawn.
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The service also has Duncan Jones' eccentric science fiction / neo-noir hybrid Mute, a less crowd-pleasing film that Moon fans might still find rewarding.
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This year, people used familiar formats for more sophisticated storytelling, while others channeled newer ideas like multi-person VR and haptics into crowd-pleasing experiments.
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Davis provided his usual mix of decisive spot-up jumpers and crowd-pleasing dunks, either on the break or crashing the boards for put-backs.
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In this era of blockbuster, crowd-pleasing mega-shows it is a delight to experience a cultural institution that is willing to challenge its audience.
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For the past decade, the antics of Dortitos-obsessed dogs, babies and jerkish men have been a crowd-pleasing staple of Super Bowl commercial breaks.
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As prestige TV retreats from Sopranos-style obliqueness toward tightly constructed narratives with crowd-pleasing conclusions, limited series have become the medium's exciting new frontier.
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While some may carp about La La Land's nonstop crowd-pleasing tone, this bighearted romance is actually much more melancholy than its shimmering surface suggests.
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There's still just a big barrier for R-rated movies to achieve the kind of box office success that more crowd-pleasing options can deliver.
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Check out Astoria Coffee House & Bistro for seasonal salads and music on the weekends, and Astoria Brewing Company, which boasts a crowd-pleasing shepard's pie.
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Both her company and Mr. Teicher's appeared at City Center this year, separately, each delivering a performance that was crowd-pleasing in the best sense.
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His music was less crowd-pleasing and propulsive, and he didn't have a wife to sing lead or young male relatives he could hand showpieces.
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And some of the melancholy derives from the MCU's series-wide tendency to rush past its best moments in pursuit of grand, crowd-pleasing crossover events.
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It's as though the voters of 1927 hailed Wings for being a whiz-bang, crowd-pleasing entertainment, while suggesting that their other honorees were aesthetically superior.
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Aside from always maintaining a well-stocked pantry for any last-minute meal emergencies, Gaines goes for crowd-pleasing recipes that are easily customizable and elevated.
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Each year the car-collecting monarch leads a crowd-pleasing convoy through the state's ten counties, sometimes driving motorbikes but also boats, buses, scooters and trains.
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Guardians of the Galaxy was proof that Marvel could make a crowd-pleasing blockbuster out of lesser-known comic book characters and the space opera genre.
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The recipe trio comes from Wendy's mom, Heidi Steiner, who's been whipping up the crowd-pleasing appetizers for family occasions ever since Wendy was a kid.
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Hundred Waters were next, followed by the surprise act Local Natives, who tried a bunch of new songs before a series of crowd-pleasing old favorites.
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But the movie needed a sense of loss after "Infinity War," and there were so many crowd-pleasing moments that really reflected what Marvel has built.
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While this year's event was more crowd-pleasing, featuring wholesome Chinese teenyboppers TFBoys, the ruling party and its achievements were never going to be entirely absent.
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During their Glastonbury performance over the weekend, the band staged an impromptu dance party during their crowd-pleasing set in the sun on The Other Stage.
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The result has been a more focused stump speech that consistently delivers Trump's crowd-pleasing lines, with fewer tangents that can distract from his core message.
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A quarter-century later, the live-action version sumptuously holds up to that legacy, delicately expanding upon and updating the original in enormously crowd-pleasing fashion.
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Katsudon, a bowl topped with a crusty plank of golden-brown pork loin, and sakedon, which comes with caught-that-mornig salmon, are crowd-pleasing favorites.
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Aly Raisman completed a 1-2 for the United States by earning 15.500, while Briton Amy Tinkler's crowd-pleasing routine to Pretty Woman earned her bronze.
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However, it far exceeded expectations at the box office over the course of its run, especially considering it lacked star actors or easy, crowd-pleasing material.
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So do more recent best-sellers, like Apothic Red and The Prisoner, which we tasted in January in our first foray into crowd-pleasing American wines.
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It's a festival of the experimental and the crowd-pleasing, the subtle and the unsubtle, scaled from quiet small-auditorium performances to seismic stadium dance music.
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Senna, like Hamilton, had a crowd-pleasing air of natural talent, compared with Prost's studied approach — not unlike Rosberg's — for which he was nicknamed the Professor.
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"New York Rhapsody," the concert on May 3 at the Rose Theater inside Jazz at Lincoln Center, has a star-studded lineup and crowd-pleasing program.
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With a crowd-pleasing reprise of "Glück, das mir verlieb" at the end, it's no surprise that "Die Tote Stadt" can so easily win over audiences.
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THE LIGHTBULB Mike Bloomberg's most crowd-pleasing moment during last night's Nevada debate came when he talked about one of his biggest philanthropic causes — climate change.
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Yet, as political post-mortems suggested, Dr. Hayakawa, a conservative, was helped by his crowd-pleasing eccentricities in defeating Mr. Tunney, who ran as a moderate.
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But Hopper's biggest crowd-pleasing moment during the panel came when he and original Hellboy comic creator Mike Mignola showed a brief trailer for the upcoming movie.
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A big, crowd-pleasing, effects-filled comedy starring Tim Allen, Galaxy Quest doesn't exactly match that profile, but that doesn't make it any less daring or accomplished.
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The Winter X Games, ESPN's extravaganza of extreme snow sports, kicked off on Thursday with its crowd-pleasing showcase of some of the world's best aerial athletes.
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Together with Perrier®, we've created a handful of crowd-pleasing, elegant, and — most importantly — effortless holiday drink recipes that require no more than three ingredients each.
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One thing is certain: Bouguereau's crowd-pleasing paintings were so saccharine, silky, and Mannerist that the French intelligentsia finally convulsed in response and gave birth to Modernism.
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The interplay between the two—Deith, the grey-suited face of middle-management mediocrity, Marks, all showbiz pomp and crowd-pleasing charm—is nothing short of stunning.
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Then the postseason started, and the second-year combo guard leapt from anonymous extra to crowd-pleasing guest star after Stevens decided ultra-small lineups were essential.
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DUBLIN — As an academic, poet, intellectual, committed socialist and famously pause-averse public speaker, Ireland's president, Michael D. Higgins, is far from your typical crowd-pleasing candidate.
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Facility is part of a broader shift for Mr. Cave, who for two decades has been closely associated with his crowd-pleasing "Soundsuits," acquired by many museums.
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What's hard for many to accept about Ed Sheeran is that he's a reasonably forward-thinking pop savant in the shape of an older-crowd-pleasing performer.
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But while Johnson made $124 million for starring in crowd-pleasing films like "Baywatch" and "Jumanji," Clooney didn't appear on a single silver screen this past year.
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The name celebrates Shakespeare's crowd-pleasing appeal and if serving a mother the pastry-encased corpses of her children isn't punk rock, I mean what even is?
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And if you're wondering why this specific theater, THR also noted that Marvel has been filming the next two installments of its crowd-pleasing franchise in the city.
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Adele, One Direction, Ed Sheeran, and Metallica all helped turn Jimmy Fallon's Classroom Instruments segment into a crowd-pleasing affair, but it's largely left out one thing: kids.
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In a later episode, Dave told an intense seizure story with perfectly timed Mexican food delivery—not what you'd expect to come across as a crowd-pleasing yarn.
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He delivered crowd-pleasing lines about Trump's work ethic, the GOP's approach on taxes, foreign policy and national security, and the need to defeat the Democrats in November.
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Zelenskiy will seek a new aid-for-reforms programme with the IMF and has promised crowd-pleasing anti-corruption measures, such as stripping lawmakers of immunity from prosecution.
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Zelenskiy will seek a new aid-for-reforms program with the IMF and has promised crowd-pleasing anti-corruption measures, such as stripping lawmakers of immunity from prosecution.
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And Trump earned the audience's favor as his speech went on, receiving more enthusiastic applause from the audience as he delivered one crowd-pleasing line after the next.
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Booker's rousing rhetoric is a key reason he's considered a 2020 contender, but his crowd-pleasing performance on Tuesday belied the hostility he'd face in a Democratic primary.
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A farm-to-table restaurant featuring crowd-pleasing American classics including oysters on the half-shell, house-made pastas, and entrees like pan-roasted salmon and skirt steak.
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But when it's discovered that he can fly, he becomes the crowd-pleasing main attraction — as well as the target of the nefarious and ambitious businessman V.A. Vandevere.
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It includes "Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas," the sure-to-be-crowd-pleasing assembly of pre-Columbian gold, luxe and dazzling stelae opening Sept.
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A focus on law and order, and crowd-pleasing but ineffective policies, jar with the insistence of Mr Johnson and his allies that he is really a liberal.
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But that is both a relatively modest reform and hardly a crowd-pleasing one—not the sort of idea, in other words, to which Mr Duterte pays attention.
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It's here where The Rise of Skywalker shines with emotional beats that fans won't forget, as well as crowd-pleasing payoffs that have been decades in the making.
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This year's pick would be "Get Out," Jordan Peele's crowd-pleasing directorial debut, about an African-American man who goes to visit the parents of his white girlfriend.
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Public venues tend to favor experimental, highbrow fare, while private fare is generally considered crowd-pleasing and somewhat lacking in intellectual value — often a fatal flaw in France.
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Since What We Do In the Shadows was released, Waititi has become a major Hollywood name, thanks to his crowd-pleasing turn as director of Thor: Ragnarok, a.k.a.
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The tablet-addicted toddlers entertained by "nanny bots" may grow up to be moody teenagers who turn to crowd-pleasing cyber-buddies instead of resolving issues with real friends.
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All four packed a full-length concert's worth of energy into seven- or eight-song sets, leaning on their most crowd-pleasing hits but also mixing in new material.
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Thanks to some spooky digital imagery, it even revives the villain played by Peter Cushing in "Star Wars", as well as boasting the crowd-pleasing return of Darth Vader.
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Richard D. James doesn't have Lindstrøm's crowd-pleasing impulse or scattershot recent track record, but Cheetah feels like a return to something approaching his artistic core all the same.
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With a professed emphasis on "farm-and-Gulf-to-table" cooking and many ingredients taken straight from Locale's shelves, the menu is crowd-pleasing and borders on overly ambitious.
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Garagiola was propelled from the catcher's box into the broadcast booth largely by his crowd-pleasing appearance before a United States Senate subcommittee on monopoly practices in April 21960.
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There I was, rooting for nostalgia and fidelity to win the day, hoping Sebastian would not sell out by playing crowd-pleasing fusion instead of the jazz he loves.
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When King, a wire fox terrier, won best in show honors at the 143rd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday night, it was not a crowd-pleasing announcement.
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Zelenskiy will seek a new aid-for-reforms programme with the International Monetary Fund and has promised crowd-pleasing anti-corruption measures, such as stripping lawmakers of immunity from prosecution.
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And good on Marvel to keep trying things, banking on a decade of good will and crowd-pleasing hits in the name of keeping things fresh, feisty and yeah, funny.
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The Get Down still feels like a traditional musical — there are plenty of crowd-pleasing moments, and its characters' highs and lows tend to be set to song and dance.
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Some of these songs—like "Slay," a soul-sampling female-empowerment anthem made in collaboration with Migos's crowd-pleasing front man Quavo—sound more like Atlanta than like South Central.
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The forty-three-year-old playwright is one of downtown's most trenchant, least crowd-pleasing talents, whose stubbornly genre-resistant work melds identity politics, Dadaist humor, and metatheatrical mind games.
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The Blue Devils eventually warmed up, stringing together 7 straight points to nose ahead, 27-26, and the game, expected to be free-flowing, had found its crowd-pleasing groove.
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It is, in other words, a crowd-pleasing summer blockbuster designed to fill in some gaps in the franchise's timeline and occupy a few hours but not much brain space.
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It also comes alongside other crowd-pleasing measures such as a promise to reserve 2147 percent of government jobs for those earning less than 20173,22017 rupees annually, or about $22.5,2350.
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Historical accuracy seems less important to the creators than crowd-pleasing tricks, like rising up on the tips of the leather footwear known as hard shoes, a relatively modern move.
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This live version from the 1968 album "Wheels of Fire" features a 13-minute showcase of Baker's double-kick-drum octopus thwap, errant spills of jazz and crowd-pleasing tumbles.
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The list serves up crowd-pleasing burgers in restaurants that rated a minimum of 4.5 out of five, have 200 reviews and 22003 locations or less as of June 210.99.
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There's a class of over-ear headphones, costing between $27 and $23, that's defined by an emphasis on striking, premium design, and an exciting sound that's rich on crowd-pleasing bass.
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Mr Järvi's idea for the concert, where Mr Reich's unusually crowd-pleasing interpretation of Radiohead songs formed the centrepiece, was to create an all-round experience of music and light design.
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Meanwhile, crowd-pleasing set pieces like Quicksilver's "Time In a Bottle" scene in X-Men: Days of Future Past have been used to sell the quality of whole movies to audiences.
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So I think like in some ways people got what they needed out of that sort of audience laughter experience from these bigger, sort of more crowd-pleasing superhero movies instead.
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The movie's become something of a cultural lightning rod for Marvel, thanks to its diverse casting, stellar writing, and willingness to engage with themes that aren't common among crowd-pleasing blockbusters.
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This struck me especially during the 1986 release of the crowd-pleasing "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" and the hoopla over 1987's "Star Trek: The Next Generation" TV series.
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Meryl Streep will get most of the attention accorded the crowd-pleasing "Florence Foster Jenkins" thanks to a performance that may single-handedly set off a boom in the earplug industry.
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Next on the menu was a classic lemon and ricotta-filled ravioli with a decidedly un-classic addition of cactus paddles and flowers, followed by a traditional crowd-pleasing strip steak.
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You're the teenage karaoke queen of Anytown, Texas, but that and your crowd-pleasing, self-bedazzled outfits aren't going to be enough for you to crack the top five on Idol.
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It's a crowd-pleasing historical epic that knows when to keep moving and when to dwell on a moment, and it may be the upcoming awards season's most broadly appealing work.
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A jazz-trained guitarist seemingly uncomfortable in a DJ's skin, Mendez pivoted from crowd-pleasing 8-bit trap to moody faux-soundtracks before more-or-less disengaging from the electronic world.
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At a performance of "The Sleeping Beauty" last spring, in the role of the prince, he executed a highly technical solo requiring extreme precision but lacking the usual crowd-pleasing tricks.
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She was also a crowd-pleasing draw who spoke directly to an oft-ignored audience: young women of color who were fashion-obsessed but didn't necessarily have access to luxury goods.
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This is all the more reason to applaud Mulleady and S.I.'s curatorial team, who chose to present an uncomfortable and, at times, ambiguous exhibition rather than a crowd-pleasing one.
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"Marys Seacole," which opened on Monday night at the Claire Tow Theater, in a Lincoln Center Theater production, includes the obligatory elements for a crowd-pleasing portrait of such a life.
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Even crowd-pleasing comedies like Friends From College and American Vandal seem outside of this sphere… until you remember they're led by men of color: Keegan-Michael Key and Tyler Alvarez, respectively.
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But it did include one major, crowd-pleasing promise: Under his Medicare-for-all proposal, no American would ever have to pay a deductible or co-payment to receive health care again.
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It's easy for Disney to make a crowd-pleasing blockbuster that plays it safe and stays true to tired story conventions, indulging in excessive references and cameos to familiar beats and characters.
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Instead, hit these crowd-pleasing gastropubs, where the scene is chill and the food is four stars; we're for any place that encourages a burger, fries, and a cold beer on tap.
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The Oscar-winning actress paid tribute to her Hidden Figures costar on Instagram after the crowd-pleasing film continued to rule the box-office, notching its second consecutive week at No. 1.
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A crowd pleasing side that, if you can get your hands on carrots with their tops still on and a few pomegranate seeds, can be plated to impress with relatively little effort.
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Jimmy Fallon had no hope of winning Box of Lies against Halle Berry, especially when the item contained in his first box ended up being the crowd-pleasing, mildly eerie Face Bank.
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Couple that with more athletic players competing in a confined space, and there will be lots of crowd-pleasing, rock-'em sock-'em action — not to mention an increasing number of injuries.
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With his broad accent and white skin, Wim was a crowd-pleasing anachronism, and he was celebrated in Amsterdam in the same fashion that John Gotti was once celebrated in New York.
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"The issues the president faces are not black and white, and cannot be boiled down to 140 characters," she said, taking a crowd-pleasing shot at Mr. Trump's penchant for Twitter messages.
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LONDON — Only one person, the joke doing the rounds in Parliament goes, can stop the disheveled, blond-haired, crowd-pleasing former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, from becoming the country's next prime minister.
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It's funny how a book, movie or television show can use all the latest algorithms to analyze and include crowd-pleasing material, of the moment, and still fail to capture its audience.
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ARTS An article on Friday about the scheduled closing of the crowd-pleasing Broadway musical "Waitress" misstated the number of new Broadway musicals from the 2698-24637 season that were ultimately profitable.
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The MTV Movie and TV awards usually focus on crowd-pleasing movies and TV shows and have become an irreverent antidote to the winter Hollywood awards season, which honors more serious fare.
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It's an episode of TV that's all about closure, and its success is elevated by a crowd-pleasing coda that'll make you laugh and cry for these wonderfully deranged and awful characters.
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While you can certainly order up a bowl of the crowd-pleasing pho, rice congee and vermicelli soup are also on the table, in addition to banh mi, rice dishes, and more.
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Summer is when Hollywood launches its biggest and most expensive projects, the nine-figure, crowd-pleasing "tentpole" films that are, at least in theory, supposed to support the rest of a studio's slate.
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But before we think about the future, let's rewind, because "Fall" packs in so many crowd-pleasing moments, I was dehydrated from 90 minutes of constant crying by the time the credits rolled.
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Her action scenes have a deftly detonating visual spaciousness, capped by crowd-pleasing moments like the one where Harley, brandishing a baseball bat, ricochets it off the floor with perfect slow-mo timing.
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Biden didn't help himself at the Wing Ding by smothering his few crowd-pleasing lines in what was the last of more than two dozen speeches the audience had heard over three hours.
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However dazzling, artworks that show a bird's-eye perspective— a crowd-pleasing sub-genre of landscape art — that includes work by contemporary artists such as Ed Burtynsky and Zaria Forman — increasingly feel dissatisfying.
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Although Ninja won only one of his nine games, the level of competition from both professional players and relatively unknown competitors was wildly entertaining, creating dozens of crowd-pleasing moments and surprise victories.
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Many in Berlin's cultural establishment worry that Mr Dercon, who has little experience of theatre, will ruin the Volksbühne's avant-garde credentials by putting on a bland, crowd-pleasing programme of international productions.
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Donald Trump on Tuesday said he was surprised by criticism of a crowd-pleasing oath he thought was all in good fun but some have criticized as too similar to a Nazi salute.
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Aly Raisman completed a one-two for the United States by earning 15.500 while Briton Amy Tinkler burst into tears after a crowd-pleasing floor display to "Pretty Woman" earned her the bronze.
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He likely has a marginal one with "The Upside," a crowd-pleasing remake of a popular 2011 French film, "Les Intouchables," that skates by, barely, on the chemistry between Hart and Bryan Cranston.
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The surface-level pleasures of Ready Player One are abundant and crowd-pleasing, and Art3mis and Wade's journey is good, clean fun that nonetheless has big implications for the future of the OASIS.
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Ms. Watkins called her music lowdown, stomping blues and complemented it with crowd-pleasing antics into her 22005s — playing her electric guitar on her back and behind her head, sliding across the stage.
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Whether you're looking to spend a lot or a little on someone this season, these surprising finds — from decor to tech, storage, and more — will get the job done in crowd-pleasing style.
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Online music stores have also encouraged a winner-takes-all approach not that different from Top 20 radio: Grab the crowd-pleasing song at the top of the listings and ignore the rest.
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"The Friends Life acquisition continues to look like an astute move and the company has pulled off a crowd-pleasing 15 percent dividend hike to boot," said Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct.
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" It read in part, "Following the phenomenal success of our latest video…(just don't read the comments online) we're looking for someone to lead our team in creating our next crowd-pleasing safety demonstration.
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Get the recipe: Brussels sprouts with sour cherries, prosciutto, and hazelnuts For a crowd-pleasing hors d'oeuvre, marinate the jarred green olives in warm olive oil, and add herbs for a little extra kick.
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Students from Georgia Tech built a giant Rube Goldberg contraption that's capable of reproducing many of the Harlem Globetrotter's most crowd-pleasing tricks; from spinning a ball on a finger, to simply sinking baskets.
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Trump's campaign trail demeanor seemed to draw from his experiences as host of "The Apprentice," a reality TV show where he barked a crowd-pleasing "You're fired!" at contestants who fell short in competitions.
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Canny authors enlist ancient fables of gods and heroes, of rival clans, gigantic battles, perilous quests and fearsome ordeals as a way of unlocking the crowd-pleasing genres of mystery, fantasy and historical romance.
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On the A-side you'll find the "laptop-in-a-hotel-room bootleg remix," of Lidell's "Come Back Around," which has been a consistent crowd-pleasing weapon deployed by Herbert in recent DJ sets.
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For example, some are so seduced by the big laughs they will perform material that they know won't help in the long run, but which can be very crowd-pleasing in the short-term.
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"We are delighted to welcome the Harry Potter films to our catalogue of award-winning original programming and crowd-pleasing theatrical films," said Bruce Grivetti, Executive Vice President, Business Affairs and President, Film Programming.
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She has learned to pare away crowd-pleasing vocal stunts like executing perfect coloratura duets with a flute and simply singing from the heart, which she did with warmth, balance, sensitivity and perfect intonation.
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It also contains a crowd-pleasing variety of businesses for when you're not surfing, including brewpubs, ice cream parlors, coffee shops, two movie houses, an independent bookstore and a toy store called G. Willikers.
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With a cast including Chris Hemsworth, Dakota Johnson, Jon Hamm, Nick Offerman, and Jeff Bridges, it looks like a strong sophomore venture from Goddard and has the potential to be enormously crowd-pleasing, too.
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With Matilda closing on January 22007, Groundhog Day, which received raves when it previewed in London, is set to take its place as the next crowd-pleasing-yet-surprisingly-intellectual adaptation Broadway doesn't deserve.
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New Orleans honors its ancestors, keeping old songs current and paying tribute in ways that go deeper than borrowing surefire hits, although this year's Jazz Fest had its share of crowd-pleasing Prince covers.
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Two years and a well-deserved Tony Award later, Martin is starring in the Roundabout's production of "Noises Off" (in previews, at the American Airlines Theatre), Michael Frayn's crowd-pleasing farce within a farce.
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Bishop says the first chapter of the coming toaster oven book will be about the top 10 dishes to make in the appliance, and one will be "crowd-pleasing casseroles," such as baked ziti.
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After the mayor's hour on CNN, it was clear he came into the town hall wanting to deliver a series of crowd-pleasing lines that hit the Trump administration, something he accomplished on Sunday.
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Speaking in Birmingham, Corbyn set out his crowd-pleasing plans, offering something for almost everyone in Britain - from help to parents with young children to free university education and more money for elderly care.
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Speaking in Birmingham, Corbyn set out his crowd-pleasing plans, offering something for almost everyone in Britain - from help to parents with young children to free university education and more money for elderly care.
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David Suchet — doing the Yiddish equivalent of his Belgian detective Hercule Poirot — delivers a crowd-pleasing, vaudevillian turn as a wily old antiques dealer in "The Price," directed by Jonathan Church at Wyndham's Theater.
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Sissy and her fellow teammates, the Butterflies, resent the Rascals' reliance on flashy, crowd-pleasing tricks, but they console themselves with the reminder that after all, the Rascals aren't actually more talented than they are.
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Though it tells the story of a young black man (Daniel Kaluuya) who endures an escalating series of racial horrors while visiting his white girlfriend's family, it mixes sharp-edged satire with crowd-pleasing thrills.
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She never trained as a chef but raising five hungry boys provided all the experience she needs to dish out crowd-pleasing bowls of , biryani, and creamy hummus to a mix of expats and locals.
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On Wednesday, Franco Zeffirelli's crowd-pleasing production of "La Bohème" will return, conducted by Carlo Rizzi with Ailyn Pérez as Mimì and the tenor Dmytro Popov making his house debut in the role of Rodolfo.
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Harrison David Rivers's crowd-pleasing new play, "Sweet," at the National Black Theater, opens on the eve of Mama's funeral and soon pits sister against sister in a competition for George, the boy next door.
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Instead, he offers a series of crowd-pleasing ideas designed to make health care prices lower by squeezing providers and have patients pick up a smaller share of the tab by offering more generous subsidies.
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So in this month's roundup, we've looked for the most soothing and crowd-pleasing TV series and movies coming to the major streaming services in December, with special favor bestowed upon anything nostalgic or mouthwatering.
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While that release pattern might make sense for a relatively modest project, given the crowd-pleasing aspects of this Rebel yell, like its self-deprecating protagonist, that might be selling its appeal a little short.
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And accordingly, it does blow a hole in the rest of a smartly done, crowd-pleasing movie, because you don't forget that in addition to the space race, there's this other race thing going on.
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In a series of exhibitions paid for by corporations and the mega-rich, its curation elided many of the messy, difficult nuances of newsgathering in favor of what someone's approximation of "crowd-pleasing" must be.
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The Oscars isn't always the most fun awards show; the number of crowd-pleasing performances is usually low, and the Oscars' prestigious status typically invites a more sober awards ceremony than, say the Golden Globes.
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Leave it to Ina Garten and her expertise to save you from a kitchen disaster — this time offering up a simple, crowd-pleasing guacamole recipe that you can whip up for those last-minute summer guests.
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Still, this is essentially the real long-lost prequel to "Star Wars," just 39 years later, and director Gareth Edwards has the advantage of being able to incorporate plenty of crowd-pleasing callbacks to the original.
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Bhardwaj draws excellent performances from popular Bollywood stars (particularly the women, who rarely get to be more than beautiful props in crowd-pleasing movies) and cinematographer Tassaduq Hussain puts a rustic lens on the murky tale.
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We don't know, because all he has spouted is abject nonsense about "winning," a ridiculous and illegal proposal to add a 153% tariff to all Chinese goods, and the occasional crowd-pleasing diatribe about trade deals.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Grammy Award-nominated band OneRepublic, known for their crowd-pleasing hits such as "Counting Stars" and "Love Runs Out", promise different kinds of songs in their new album, according to lead singer Ryan Tedder.
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While Chihuly went on to create crowd-pleasing blown-glass fantasias, Carpenter became a consultant for the Corning glass company, where he grew passionate about bringing light into the public sphere — while also considering local history.
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We can tell you without ruining anything that he found the show to be "faster, simpler and more crowd-pleasing," partly because it was the first season to move beyond the plot established by the books.
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With the exception of last year's immensely popular historical biopic, Mr. Tarog's "Heneral Luna," commercial screens continue to be dominated by thinly plotted but crowd-pleasing melodramas, romantic comedies and action films, along with Hollywood imports.
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On A-Trak's Beats 1 show "Day Off Radio," the producer and Fool's Gold label cofounder premiered MSTRKFRT's "Little Red Hen," an infectious dance hall electro-boogie without the pretensions of crowd-pleasing builds and drops.
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With Riffs, I kind of felt like I had already done more of a crowd-pleasing album [OK] that was kind of silly, and now I can do more what I wanted because that went well.
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Giving such a performance in a crowd-pleasing sequel positions Jordan in the realm of other actors he has name-checked as having the careers he wishes to emulate: Washington, Smith, Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio.
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He is one of two candidates to be Britain's next prime minister, and his rival and predecessor as foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, had already won cheers from this audience with his crowd-pleasing, pro-Brexit bombast.
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The initial daytime monster attack is a marvel of Hollywood-level effects and wide-eyed Spielbergian looks, and the crowd-pleasing action accounts for why it was such a box-office sensation in Korea and elsewhere.
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Why: After the drawn-out record-label disputes of the '90s, Prince never had another hit single, but he generally managed to combine promotion for his new material with crowd-pleasing glosses on his classic work.
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Art and artists can hardly be blamed for this state of affairs, but it is difficult to square crowd-pleasing writers' festival speeches about how much writing matters with how little it has achieved so far.
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For the most part, that has been immensely satisfying, yielding crowd-pleasing moments that the and that the series generally avoided in the often-grim journey, especially for the Stark kids, which has led to this point.
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"We are delighted to welcome the Harry Potter films to our catalogue of award-winning original programming and crowd-pleasing theatrical films," Executive Vice President, Business Affairs and President, Film Programming Bruce Grivetti said in a statement.
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Ms. Esteve-Coll's polarizing tenure, which ended in 1995, included some highly publicized firings and controversial crowd-pleasing shows, like one devoted to the singer Elton John and another on the history of the fashion house Burberry.
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Much like guacamole itself, Rolie Polie Guacamole's music comprises crowd-pleasing ingredients: upbeat, positive messages, interactive sets and undeniably catchy tunes ("Always Brush Your Teeth" might be one of the grooviest oral hygiene songs of all time).
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As always, fans can expect the consummate showman to perform classics from his Beatles, Wings and solo years, plus a few deeper cuts, in crowd-pleasing sets that approach the three-hour mark. Sept. 11-Oct. 2.
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David Javerbaum's crowd-pleasing comedy "An Act of God" (starting previews May 28, at the Booth), in which the Almighty comes back to make a few wisecracking clarifications, returns, with Sean Hayes stepping into Jim Parsons's sandals.
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The temptations to travel abound, from festivals honoring crowd-pleasing foods to those that celebrate downright quirky ones, not to mention events where it's possible to savor the creations of several famous chefs in a single day.
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Williams struggled with her serve in the second set too, but went ahead, 3-0, with a couple of early breaks as she started to hit more confident shots, including several crowd-pleasing double-handed passing shots.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Marvel Studios film "Black Panther" made Oscars history on Tuesday, landing the first best picture nomination for a superhero movie, as crowd-pleasing blockbusters muscled into a contest recently dominated by art-house fare.
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The two designations might seem at odds: the former often produces action-packed and crowd-pleasing scenes while the latter is stereotyped as a creator of obscure works, praised by critics but ignored by the general public.
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Barring a handful of requisite crowd-pleasing bookings, most artists at this year's festival fall under that umbrella, or any number of hyphenated subgenres therein—psych folk, grunge psych, shoegaze, psych punk, art rock, noise psych, et cetera.
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Expect a few stars to be born among the likes of deft and crowd-pleasing Crystal Dunn, midfielders Morgan Brian, 23, and Lindsey Horan, 22, and 18-year-old Mallory Pugh, the youngest player on the U.S. team.
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The NBA All-Star Game may be the go-to place for crowd-pleasing gimmicks, but for tech companies in Silicon Valley it's also an opportunity to experiment with new technologies that may define the future of entertainment.
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Us's Cinemascore is substantially lower than Get Out's A-, but its lower score is also not particularly surprising, given that Get Out is a funnier film, with a more easily comprehensible central metaphor and a crowd-pleasing ending.
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But a superb lob followed by a Benneteau double-fault allowed Dimitrov to forge ahead in the second set and he was always in control thereafter, pulling off some crowd-pleasing diving volleys as he moved to victory.
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For all his Bollywood credentials, Khan says he hasn't left the documentary filmmaker in himself behind, using a smart mix of crowd-pleasing elements and his leading man's superstardom to convey themes of war, peace and divisive politics.
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The two men then traded heavy blows in crowd-pleasing rallies not often seen these days on the grass but the champion gradually took command to take the second set 7-5 and cruise quickly through the third.
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"How I Built This with Guy Raz" by NPRThis crowd-pleasing podcast was also selected by Business Insider&aposs expert panels as almost as good as getting an MBA and among the best VC podcasts to listen to.
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And if that makes me a dummy, I'd rather be a dummy who knows how to hone my paring knife before serving a "crowd-pleasing chili" and "oh-so-trendy tiramisu" than a smartie who pretends she can.
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If you're looking for funny spoofs of pop culture mega-celebrities, forget "Saturday Night Live" and try the Instagram page of the comic Kyle Dunnigan, who has been putting on a crowd-pleasing one-man digital sketch show.
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The dinosaurs are here only to cast their big crowd-pleasing shadow over the rightful stars: the fossils and fish that offer clues to how we became who we are, an upright bipedal mobile mammal with swiveling elbows.
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" US officials described the President as being "frustrated and exasperated, saying Trump believed it was unreasonable for Peña Nieto to expect him to back off his crowd-pleasing campaign promise of forcing Mexico to pay for the wall.
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The "Buttfaces," as Nike's executives called themselves, decided to let their roughly 120 N.B.A. sponsorships expire and bet everything on one promising rookie named Michael Jordan, based largely on a single crowd-pleasing N.C.A.A. title-winning jump shot.
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Wine School In our recent exploration of crowd-pleasing American red wines, I tried to sharpen the contrast between processed, mass-produced bottles, like the three we tried, and the simpler agricultural wines that are our usual focus.
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Ms. Paruz, who would not give her age, played with an exalted smile and seemed to finish every phrase with an flourishing upward sweep of the bow, ending in a brief pose like a crowd-pleasing rock guitarist.
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He often played a lovable rascal who outwits local authorities, as in director Hal Needham's 1977 crowd-pleasing action comedy "Smokey and the Bandit," co-starring his then-girlfriend Sally Field and Jackie Gleason, and its two sequels.
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The spectacularly charming cast, led by the young Nick Robinson in the title role (who brings a knowing touch of 1980s Matthew Broderick to some of his line readings), puts it all across, including a genuinely crowd-pleasing ending.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Marvel Studios film "Black Panther" made Oscars history on Tuesday, landing the first best picture nomination for a superhero movie, as crowd-pleasing blockbusters muscled into a contest recently dominated by art-house fare.
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And our reward for getting this far is two more hours of well-rehearsed talking points about policy, occasional crowd-pleasing zingers, and—if the last debate is anything to go by—almost zealous dunking on a certain billionaire.
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What other museum director would orchestrate the crowd-pleasing spectacle of moving a 340-ton boulder through the streets of Los Angeles at night before installing it on the museum grounds as "Levitated Mass," a work by Michael Heizer?
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The "good dogs" whose pictures appear on Nelson's gentle, crowd-pleasing Twitter account usually get a ranking of 12 or 13 out of 10, as well as tens of thousands of "likes" from the feed's nearly three million followers.
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Though founder Jason Blum has made a lot of money with simple, crowd-pleasing franchises like Paranormal Activity, Insidious, and Happy Death Day, the company is also responsible for The Purge and Get Out... as well as The Hunt.
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Labour has already proposed a host of crowd-pleasing plans - from help to parents with young children to free university education and more money for elderly care - to be paid for by more taxes on high earners and companies.
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In his review for The New York Times, Mike Hale wrote that "what makes 'The Passage' a better-than-average show of its type" isn't its supernatural or conspiracy elements, but the "crowd-pleasing" relationship between Amy and Brad.
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Three-time NBA champion Andre Iguodala contributed two points and a plus-33 rating in 17 minutes for the Heat after injured Warriors star Stephen Curry took the microphone and welcomed his former teammate back in a crowd-pleasing pregame ceremony.
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The crowd-pleasing plot has been retooled to uplift other underdogs, from sex workers (Pretty Woman) and struggling athletes (Rocky; The Karate Kid) to, more recently, the stripper-turned–rap hero Cardi B. Now it's being pushed as Meghan Markle's narrative.
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He made the action-film star Steven Seagal a posse member and let him drive that tank through a local man's garden wall in search of illegal cockfighting (policing animal cruelty was a crowd-pleasing staple of the sheriff's work).
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To pad out the speech the chancellor chucked in a few cheap but crowd-pleasing announcements: an extra £100m ($130m) for the police in 2019-20 to tackle a surge in knife crime, and free sanitary products in secondary schools.
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They have done so, moreover, with as much attention to character in the screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely as the pyrotechnics and heroic crowd-pleasing moments, although rest assured, there are plenty of both before "Endgame," well, ends.
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Trump also marked his last day of campaigning by serving up some of the vintage, crowd-pleasing riffs that have long been staples of his off-the-cuff campaigning, like his idealistic and humorous vision of a Trump-run country.
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One of many stand-out scenes occurs during a circus performance where Chaney spots those who betrayed him and tries to call them out, but his fellow clowns are doing their normal crowd-pleasing routine of slapping him in the face.
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The survival epic has earned nearly 70% of its gross following the Academy Awards nominations — a sign of what a little Oscar attention can do for a challenging film that includes crowd-pleasing moments involving horse disembowelment and raw bison eating.
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"There's probably a stronger argument to expect a box office decline without his involvement if the change in creative vision doesn't mesh and results in a final product that isn't as crowd-pleasing as the first two films," Robbins said.
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After audiences catapulted their crowd-pleasing hit Hidden Figures to No. 1 at the domestic box office for two consecutive weeks, its stars have taken turns buying out screenings of the film and offering the tickets to low-income moviegoers.
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HBO's crowd-pleasing medieval series "Game of Thrones" goes into Monday's ceremony with a leading 22 nominations, but awards pundits say it faces a strong challenge from streaming service Hulu's bleak "The Handmaid's Tale" for the best-drama series Emmy.
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It was a crowd-pleasing message for a state that's among the largest producers of oil, gas, and coal in the country; Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, had proposed phasing out fossil fuels in favor of renewable energy sources like wind power.
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But her proposals are disliked in many parts of coal country, where Mr. Trump has put forth a more immediate and crowd-pleasing proposal: "We will scrap the Clean Power Plan," he pledged in Pittsburgh, as he has done before.
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Still, the opportunity to recognize multiple performers clearly yielded a more populist sensibility from the actors guild this year, including a breakthrough for a superhero movie and a crowd-pleasing romantic comedy -- both, notably, almost entirely populated by people of color.
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From there, Weezer have only fallen more out of favor with their serious fans—see 2008's The Red Album, notorious for its attempts at crowd-pleasing on songs like "Pork and Beans" and "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived".
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Displaying a blistering two-handed forehand, a keen sense of court strategy and a crowd-pleasing flair, Segura flourished in the two decades preceding the open era, first as an amateur and then as a member of Jack Kramer's pro tour.
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Putting Hadid's piece right across from this landmark acquisition is a pointed way of making sure more people see it, that tourists strolling through will be forced to think about the people Trump's ban affects in between the crowd-pleasing Impressionists.
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" (That one's about Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson.) To the New Yorker, she is "crowd-pleasing" (always bad), the "poet laureate of Twitter," and "an exemplar of brilliant silliness"; to the New York Times Magazine, she is a "smutty-metaphor queen.
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The distinction between publicly and privately funded theater is still stark in France (the Molière Awards have different categories for the two), and domestic comedies — the playwright's favored genre — are perceived as too crowd-pleasing and unchallenging for state-funded institutions.
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Toward the end of the opera, Ms. Stephan and Mr. Lucke sing "Unity's School," a catchy English-language number about assimilation; it later served as a crowd-pleasing encore that had even the usher, Stefan Schubert, dancing and mouthing the words.
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Before her opening shot in her first Solheim Cup, Kang implored the fans to get louder, a crowd-pleasing gesture that won't be an option for Mickelson or Woods — no spectators will be allowed on the course during their match.
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On Wednesday night, Mr. Kors closed out New York Fashion Week on a relaxed, crowd-pleasing note with a low-key familial dinner at the Greenwich Village outpost of JG Melon, the pub known for its rustic, tasty bar food.
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"Animal welfare has never really been a crowd-pleasing cause among French politicians, although the public agrees that animals shouldn't be mistreated," said Sébastien Arsac, co-founder of one of the country's most vocal animal rights organizations, L2214 Éthique et Animaux.
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Three-time NBA champion Andre Iguodala contributed two points and a plus-211 rating in 237.5 minutes for the Heat after injured Warriors star Stephen Curry took the microphone and welcomed his former teammate back in a crowd-pleasing pregame ceremony.
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" The missteps have all but drowned out initial kudos over this year's diverse Oscar nominations list, which range from art house films like "Roma" to superhero blockbuster "Black Panther" and crowd-pleasing musicals "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "A Star is Born.
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The PSD claimed it was removing Mr Grindeanu over his failure to pass most of the party's legislative programme, which includes crowd-pleasing measures like tax cuts, salary increases for public servants and a €10bn ($11.2bn) sovereign-wealth fund to promote infrastructure investment.
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The opening bars, featuring an upward-zipping electric bass flourish, foreshadow the song's wordless coda — one of Mr. White's signature triumphs, a waft of ahhhs that can only be described as the most perversely chromatic crowd-pleasing singalong in popular music history.
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I think it would be hilarious and very crowd pleasing if Kevin joined an after-work softball league on Long Island; so the show will have to kill off the full roster of the New York Mets including the mascot Mr. Met.
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But even so, Black Panther is the most coherent political statement these blockbuster franchises have yet produced, an unapologetic argument for sweeping change that doesn't blink in the face of the crowd-pleasing action that got people to buy all that popcorn.
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In between is a crowd-pleasing song-and-dance number (audiences seem even more amazed at songs made up off the cuff than jokes in rhyme), showoffy references to classical texts and usually a scene with a detailed description of an elaborate plot.
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YouTube channel Dark Pixel has mashed up Star Wars and Mario Kart, possibly two of the world's most crowd-pleasing diversions ever made, in a fun animation that recreates the final battle of Star Wars: A New Hope, the series' first installment.
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But no matter how spur-of-the-moment your gathering might be, you should have a few crowd-pleasing recipes for picnic fare tucked in your back pocket—things that are easy to transport can be grilled up right there in the park.
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A day after Roger Federer, the 17-times grand slam champion reached the final, the man once dubbed "Baby Fed" because of a similar crowd-pleasing style, came within a shot or two of setting up a Melbourne showdown with his idol.
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Always a great defender and counterpuncher with a capacity to hit the crowd-pleasing shot, Kerber has made her big move by getting fitter and even quicker, by attacking with more frequency and by making subtle improvements to her still vulnerable serve.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 47%Summary: Based on the original 1941 animated film, Tim Burton's "Dumbo" follows circus workers Max Medici (Danny DeVito) and Holt Farrier (Colin Farrell) as they turn a unique baby elephant with oversized ears into a crowd-pleasing circus performer.
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In this month's roundup, we're paying special attention to the most crowd-pleasing TV series and movies coming to the major streaming services in November, with special favor bestowed upon anything tasty or nostalgic — good for families or for background viewing while basting.
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"Ready Player One," a nostalgia-soaked science-fiction adventure that marked a high-wire attempt by Mr. Spielberg, 71, to return to his crowd-pleasing roots, arrived to $53.2 million in ticket sales over the four-day Easter weekend in North America.
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His crowd-pleasing new documentary, "Abacus: Small Enough to Jail," doesn't aspire to the same scale as those films, but like them, it's a kind of stealth home movie: a portrait of two generations of an immigrant family in the United States.
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But there's seemingly no way to woo this bracket in Canada while also acknowledging an unpopular reality: Middle-class jobs have vanished in tandem with the signing of crowd-pleasing trade deals that give low-wage countries easy access to the Canadian market.
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Buttigieg, 37, used his hour on CNN to burnish his liberal policy credentials and a composure that belies his age, and delivered a series of crowd-pleasing lines when he slammed President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and the Trump administration.
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The first installment in the intended series, Gundala, lays out the company's intentions: it's a crowd-pleasing action film, full of martial-arts battles and special effects, and it's packed with bizarre storylines that run right up to the edge of comedy.
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The debate: Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's ode to authentic creative expression and the vocal benefits of gargling gravel once seemed like a crowd-pleasing no-brainer for an awards show famously obsessed with A-listers and the mythology of show business.
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It's a crowd-pleasing, comic-sentimental setup, with the wisecracking but vulnerable child consistently one-upping, and bailing out of trouble, the man who becomes her surrogate father, and Gosselaar does a capable job as a younger version of a Clint Eastwood coot.
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It's been nearly 214 years since Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue scored a Top 210 hit with their 22005 duet "Whatta Man," and on Sunday, the two supergroups reunited at the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas to perform the crowd-pleasing hit.
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Similarly, a movie like Queen of Katwe should by all accounts have done well in middle America, with a PG rating, crowd-pleasing sports-movie premise, and some religious underpinnings (one main character is a missionary), but it barely scraped by at the box office.
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Koons is the most obvious artist for a tech company to choose to premier a worldwide campaign (blue-chip, crowd-pleasing, and, most importantly, perfect for selfies), but Snapchat at least seems to want to eventually include others who actually need this kind of publicity.
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Fan-favorite Olenna Tyrell died in an appropriately crowd-pleasing manner: The Queen of Thorns kept her composure while downing a poison-spiked glass of wine, and used her last breath to shit on the Lannister legacy and confess to killing the "cunt" Joffrey.
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With video gamers now having large enough audience, participant, and financial numbers to quash any debate about the legitimacy of e-sports, other non-athletic pursuits have started following suit, attempting to turn their own once solitary and sedentary activities into crowd-pleasing kinetic spectacles.
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For the second fall in a row, a bubble of new shows based on crowd-pleasing Hollywood films — "Westworld" on HBO, "Frequency" on CW, "Lethal Weapon" and "The Exorcist" (and the live "Rocky Horror Picture Show") on Fox — makes the movie comparison seem particularly apt.
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In its 15 years, Fall for Dance — the festival where every ticket is just $15, and each program offers a colorful smattering of styles — has fine-tuned certain formulas: how to build, for instance, from an agreeable, subdued beginning to a spectacular, crowd-pleasing finish.
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The 672-seat theater and its spacious lobby, including a cafe, offers exposure to Auckland's enthusiastic arts patrons as well as New Zealand playwrights such as Roger Hall and Briar Grace-Smith in comedic and thoughtful productions tucked between crowd-pleasing musicals and dramatic classics.
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It has rarely sparked the tribal passions on which Davis Cup prides itself, but the Hopman Cup has been a crowd-pleasing event, cherished by tennis fans who have savored the opportunity to see the sport's top women and top men compete and commingle.
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The film uses such crowd-pleasing devices as scoring a "Rocky"-training-style montage to Fifth Harmony's "Worth It." The action in this sequence is mostly Cori, Blessin and Tayla filling out application forms on computers, but one has to work with what one has.
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Lyft was the first to stake a claim on the fourth floor of the building in 2014 with a 12,000-square-foot center where drivers are welcomed with pretzels and soft drinks while Lyft employees spin crowd-pleasing tunes on a Sonos wireless sound system.
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Crowd-pleasing pieces like Li Huanzhi's jaunty "Spring Festival Overture," Stravinsky's "Firebird" Suite and a barn-burning rendition of Mozart's Queen of the Night aria from "The Magic Flute," with the Korean soprano So Young Park, worked their reliable magic on an enthusiastic audience.
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He launches into a series of sly allusions to contemporary art failing to be critical or revolutionary, but rather being placating and self-serving instead, and I can't help but think of other professional provocateur Ai Weiwei and the crowd-pleasing work of Yue Minjun.
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She marries her propulsive flow with throaty warbling with a crowd-pleasing set and an energy that still—even after GLAAD put out a statement about her using an anti-gay slur against blogger Perez Hilton—helps the LGBT+ fans in the room feel seen.
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Although it was choreographed by the Italian dancer Susanna Beltrami — founder of DanceHaus, a performing arts center in Milan — and may look like a full-fledged, crowd-pleasing theater piece, sharp-sighted observers might be surprised to note that all of the performers are wearing eyeglasses.
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The network didn't reveal too much about The Expanse's upcoming third season, which just went into production a week ago, but it did debut a crowd-pleasing sizzler recap of the last two seasons, and hinted that the next season will bring war to the solar system.
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For as many of these undelivered changes that you can chalk up to players not understanding the nuts and bolts of game development, there remains an equal number of seemingly simple, crowd-pleasing home runs Bungie could have made far earlier and yet inexplicably did not.
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It's an LGBTQ+ space just a 20-minute wankered stroll from the crowd-pleasing mediocrity of the Pyramid stage but it couldn't feel further from listening to Ed Sheeran croon on while some sixth formers try to sell you a balloon of NOS for a fiver.
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"Likeness" could smoothly extend its embrace to Madame Tussauds, and "Desire for Life" and "Between Life and Art" might comfortably confer at any of the crowd-pleasing commercial exhibitions of flayed and plasticized actual corpses, often in action poses, that have travelled the world in recent years.
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During the 24-month Broadway run of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," 21 puppies — golden retrievers and others that look goldenish — have cycled through the show's cast, appearing in a brief but reliably crowd-pleasing scene toward the end of the show.
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Yet "Jane" consistently earned those sentimental moments, which explains how the finale could cover so much ground and somehow strike nary a false note, even with the schmaltzy vows and crowd-pleasing sequence that had Jane commandeer a bus to get to her wedding on time.
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Clashes between the introverted, artistically ambitious Eddie and the show-off, crowd-pleasing Diamond Dave (as he was known) were commonplace from the beginning, and reached a very public and mortifying climax when the (temporarily reunited) band appeared onstage at the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards.
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The Scharf/Haring pairing, combined with Julia Wachtel's "Membership" (13393), a painting that facilely juxtaposes kitschy greeting card imagery with a black-and-white rendering of matching African fertility figures, seems to signal that the Geist of the decade was bent toward crowd-pleasing hijinks and elitist condescension.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - With its future as Olympic sport under scrutiny, there are more than just medals at stake for hockey players at the Rio Games and the pressure is on to produce a crowd-pleasing tournament, cementing their place in the top-flight of world competition.
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Beyond the crowd-pleasing option to center either pikachu or eevee (let's be real, you're picking eevee), the Let's Go games will showcase a new peripheral for the Switch known as the Poké Ball Plus that's designed to simulate the evocative gesture that seasoned trainers know so well.
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Still led by a core of original members that includes the saxophonists Emilio Castillo and Stephen Kupka, the crowd-pleasing band has been integral to the sound of American pop music both through their own catalog and their horn section, which has backed artists from Aaron Neville to Aerosmith.
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"The Water Dancer" is a jeroboam of a book, a crowd-pleasing exercise in breakneck and often occult storytelling that tonally resembles the work of Stephen King as much as it does the work of Toni Morrison, Colson Whitehead and the touchstone African-American science-fiction writer Octavia Butler.
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Sisig baboy — a crowd-pleasing hash of pork belly littered with onions, some wilted in a pan and others tossed in raw at the last minute, for crunch — comes on a hot plate or in the form of "tacos," spilling out of crimped shells of fried won ton skins.
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And while I've thought Benioff and Weiss have veered too far in the direction of simplistic, crowd-pleasing spectacle in Game of Thrones' recent seasons, it was unmistakably a bold decision to make the series' penultimate episode mainly about the horrors of war, even when carried out by the "good" guys.
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It's significant that Coogler manages all this at the end of Black Panther; so many superhero movies lose their themes in the inevitable third-act CG action climax, because it is difficult to keep a firm grasp on politics and a crowd-pleasing special effects throwdown at the same time.
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Put another way, if forced to assemble a 2017 entertainment time capsule, here's a list of contenders, in no particular order: "Get Out" Aside from announcing Jordan Peele as a major directing talent, this movie brilliantly mashed together several genres -- horror, social satire, comedy -- in a crowd-pleasing, Oscar-caliber package.
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"There are many nods" in his choices to authors featured in the Morgan's collection and in previous and future exhibitions, he said, including Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley and Ernest Hemingway, as well as more crowd-pleasing items like a 1965 photo of the Beatles signed by the quartet.
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Other women had served as assistant conductors and might have filled in on Broadway podiums, but Ms. Redfield was widely reported to be the first engaged full time when she took over "The Music Man," the crowd-pleasing musical with a score by Meredith Willson, which had been running since 21960.
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The omissions of story elements from "TLJ" in "TROS" and subtle digs between the two films show the larger difficulties and pressures of making a large, crowd-pleasing trilogy to one of the largest examples of intellectual property in a confined amount of time throughout script changes and director shuffles.
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Her most stunning display of naiveté wasn't letting her friends leave her behind while a strange guy bought her a drink, or the crowd-pleasing (at least for this crowd) but unwise choice to go beyond self-defense and annihilate a creep who was trying to stop her from leaving.
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We have ramped up the intelligence community so much that there are now seven times as many Americans with security clearances (4.5 million) as live in Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, Donald Trump responded to the Brussels attacks with crowd-pleasing calls for torture or barring Muslims that even Republican security experts agree are preposterous.
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That star-centered system has been the Galaxy's calling card and winning business model, and after missing the postseason in 2017, the team has doubled down on it, signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a swaggering Swedish striker with the crowd-pleasing habits of scoring stunning goals and talking about himself in the third person.
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And unlike those in that rarified class who made crowd-pleasing collaborative departures or visibly mainstream concessions that kept them in the game, Jeezy's uncompromising adherence to uncomfortable subject matter set an example for what came next, namely the rise of trap to perhaps the most popular genre form of the 2010s.
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While President Franklin D. Roosevelt's library has put his role in Japanese internment on full display, this museum glosses over Mr. Geisel's early work as a prolific political cartoonist, opting instead for crowd-pleasing sculptures of the Cat in the Hat and other characters, and a replica of the Geisel family bakery.
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In making it, they've showed a brand new face, and while it'll certainly never be the most crowd-pleasing in their catalogue (currently they're only playing four of its tracks live), it's more consistent with the rest of their material, and certainly with what we know of Turner's personality, than it might initially appear.
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And Broadway, always home to more flops than hits, is particularly competitive this year — there are currently 225 plays and musicals, many with strong reviews and crowd-pleasing titles or stars, vying for attention and audience before "Paramour" begins previews this weekend at the Lyric Theater in anticipation of an official opening on May 29.
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Playlist: "Crocodile Rock" / "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" / "The Bitch Is Back" / "I'm Still Standing" / "Philadelphia Freedom" / "Honky Cat" / "Bennie and the Jets" / "Take Me to the Pilot" / "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" / "Sad Songs (Say So Much)" As adept as he is at crowd-pleasing rockers, Elton John's strongest gear may just be emotional piano ballads.
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Andrew Prokop: Emily, among the many ways to interpret the scene where Arya watches a Braavosi theater troop reenact her father's downfall, perhaps my favorite is that Arya is a die-hard fan of George R.R. Martin's books, gazing on with horror at how that crude, gratuitous nudity-filled, crowd-pleasing HBO adaptation gets so much wrong!
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The academy said Wednesday that it would increase the Oscar voting pool to 303,230 people — a record high — by extending membership invitations to 264 entertainment industry professionals, including some known mostly for television (Betty White and the "Incredible Hulk" actor Lou Ferrigno) and stars who focus on crowd-pleasing movies (Leslie Jones from "Ghostbusters" and Dwayne Johnson).
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At the same time, Mr. Trump test drove his current brand of populism to crowd-pleasing success in front of a blue-state audience, and Mr. Letterman was one of the first mainstream figures on television to regularly treat Trump as a serious political thinker, not just a joke of a rich guy (although he did that, too).
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During his three-year reign at MOCA, Mr. Deitch was relentlessly scrutinized both for his handling of the financial and staffing problems he inherited and for organizing crowd-pleasing shows such as a display of Dennis Hopper photographs and a street-art extravaganza, which many local artists complained undercut the museum's role as the city's serious arts institution.
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There's something for everyone, from the casual party atmosphere of Cold Garden, where beer drinkers and their dogs mingle in a space that looks like a hoarder's dream, to the 80s-throwback vibe of Eighty-Eight, a tribute to the Calgary Winter Olympics, to the more staid Establishment Brewing, which specializes in refined, less crowd-pleasing sours.
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While we thoroughly enjoyed the starter of lettuce cups filled with hand-pulled turkey, most crowd-pleasing were a seasonal watermelon and feta salad with flavorful notes of fresh mint and roasted pumpkin seeds, and a charred cauliflower topped with pomegranate seeds and served with pomegranate molasses and lemon-zest-infused crème fraîche, a lusty combination.
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Ladies were the top draw of the show: host Kelly Clarkson's vivacious personality made a strong impact; ICON Award winner Janet Jackson gave a short-but-fierce medley performance of her hits and a stirring speech; everyone from Camila Cabello to Christina Aguilera with Demi Lovato to Jennifer Lopez to veterans Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue gave boisterous, crowd-pleasing performances.
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I certainly would not have predicted that Adam McKay, the director of the "Anchorman" movies and "Step Brothers" (which is a bona fide masterpiece, but that's a topic for another day), would make a movie that not only explained the financial meltdown of 2008 but also did so in a way that was crowd-pleasing and rabble-rousing at the same time.
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Hidden Figures – $2000 million The women behind the real story of Hidden Figures overcame all odds to drive NASA's prime positioning amid the Space Race in the 22011s, and the stars of Theodore Melfi's crowd-pleasing, Oscar-nominated drama continue to leap over hurdles of their own as the film aims to squeeze past the $22012 million mark in the U.S. this weekend.
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"Sony's 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' proves that the Marvel magic is alive and well as the film spun an impressive web of box office in a perfectly executed Four-of-July release strategy that gave the hugely entertaining and crowd pleasing film a chance to stretch its legs over an extended holiday debut," said Paul Dergarabedian, a senior analyst at Comscore.
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The class of 2019, which will formally enter the pantheon on March 29 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, represents a varied cross-section of the last half-century of pop music, with giants of classic and alternative rock, as well as a couple of acts from zones that the hall still glances at only occasionally: dance music and crowd-pleasing 1980s pop-metal.
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This is a framework etched into the awards themselves: Voting patterns remain problematic, and even though the nominations in the main categories this year were more diverse than in previous years, those awards were still won by Mr. Mars, a crowd-pleasing showman, rather than Mr. Lamar or Jay-Z, who released albums rich with commentary on black social and political life.
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The character goes on an OkCupid date with a man named Ogie, who then turns up the next day at her job, refusing to leave and declaring his intent to love her forever in a number called "Never Ever Getting Rid of Me." In the hands of Broadway vet Christopher Fitzgerald, the moment becomes a crowd-pleasing showstopper (indeed, Fitzgerald earned a Tony nomination for the performance).
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The director isn't known for having as distinctive of a style as Lord and Miller, but he turns out lush, earnest, crowd-pleasing dramas — everything from Apollo 13 and A Beautiful Mind to the limp but high-grossing Da Vinci Code series — and while that's a switch from Lord and Miller's ironic self-referential style, it may please the older segment of the Star Wars fan base.
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People stand or sit in the dark as kids race around this family-friendly environment, ignoring the grandiose eye-candy screensaver that swathes and speckles them in color — for this slightly animated, supposedly crowd-pleasing, utterly tasteless, techno-tacky vista covers the entire 3,300-square-meter surface area (almost 11,000 feet), from the floor to the 10-meter-high black ceiling, where the visual immersion ends.
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It was a nice boon to a dedicated group of players who weathered a bitter strike in 2010-11 and have since helped bring the orchestra back — embarking on an ambitious program to stream concerts on the web and playing a mix of adventurous music and crowd-pleasing festivals that have helped the ensemble raise its reputation even as its city went through bankruptcy. Mrs.
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The company's other operas at the Rose Theater next season will include a double bill that pairs Rachmaninoff's rarely seen "Aleko" with Leoncavallo's crowd-pleasing staple, "Pagliacci"; Respighi's "La Campana Sommersa" ("The Sunken Bell"), a coproduction with the Teatro Lirico di Cagliari; and Peter Eotvos's "Angels in America," based on the Tony Kushner play, which will receive its New York premiere on June 753, 2017.
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READ MORE: There are major signs that Ben Affleck will not return as Batman in the next solo movie It may be hard to remember at this point, after both "Black Panther" and "Avengers: Infinity War" broke box-office records this year, but the MCU has had similar problems to DC's that it managed to offset with consistently entertaining, crowd-pleasing films every year.
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Ms. Jean started singing for an audience when she was quite young, first appearing on local radio in her native Scranton, Pa. She was trained as a coloratura soprano and brought a ringing, nimble voice and a crowd-pleasing wholesomeness to the many musicals in which she appeared at a time in Hollywood when child stars like Shirley Temple and Micky Rooney were box-office gold.
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Broadway being Broadway, there are some new bells and whistles — the costumes have been rebuilt, with more detailing and more flexible materials; the set is similarly polished, with more nods to Tudor architecture and Renaissance ornamentation; and there are a few new touches, including an oversized throne and a crowd-pleasing costume reveal that had been implied but never fully realized in previous productions.
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But while she gutted the back half of Pure Heroine from the setlist, she made up for it with a crowd-pleasing cover of Robyn's "Hang with Me." Even "Royals," the breakout hit song about being an unglamorous but ambitious teen that made her a star five years ago, seemed like old news in the face of Lorde Phase Two, and her fans were happy to follow her down the path of what's to come.
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If The Big Sick is the potential crowd-pleasing wildcard in this year's awards season that was greeted by dead silence this morning, then Get Out—Jordan Peele's astounding horror film that doubles as the most trenchant social satire released on film this year—at least got its relative due: Along with nabbing a nom in the Best Picture - Comedy or Musical category, its lead Daniel Kaluuya scored a Best Actor nod as well.
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It is a balance that Bertrand Guyon is gradually finding at Schiaparelli, which this season teetered between crowd-pleasing circus and strict chic via jeweled zebras leaping high on the hip of asymmetric cocktail frocks: pressed palazzo pants under starburst jackets, the shoulders curved like a Ferris wheel; and party dresses that alternated sparkling saccharine piñata stripes with soigné cowl-draped bias-cuts — though he took a tumble with bloomers and quilted butterfly bed jackets.
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But even those films don't quite fit the current mold, if only because they have distinct individual personalities: Spider-Man (and perhaps even more, its sequel) is very much a crowd-pleasing, big-budget blockbuster, but it also feels like a product of director Sam Raimi's very specific directorial sensibility, a movie that could only have been made by the same person who made Darkman (essentially a proto-Marvel movie) and Army of Darkness.
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" His rapid ascent can be credited to the marriage of radio-friendly hooks and streetwise perspective best illustrated by his melancholy, minimalist hit "Bank Account," which reached No. 12 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart last summer: What starts as a crowd-pleasing chorus about counting one's millions (and keeping them at an FDIC-insured institution) turns into a refrain about the number of "shooters ready to gun you down — not for real, dawg.
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In some ways, we live in a different, more progressive era where recent onscreen stories by and about women have been highly regarded: the Emmy-winning "Fleabag"; the crowd-pleasing "Hustlers," which outdid expectations at the box office and could lead Jennifer Lopez to her first Oscar nomination; "Portrait of a Lady on Fire," about a romance between two women in 18th-century France, which was nominated for the Palme d'Or, the highest prize at Cannes, this year.
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Since that time—in which the "Hey Girl" meme featuring Gosling as a sensitive dreamboat blew up and the decision to name Bradley Cooper that year's Sexiest Man Alive instead of Gosling was met with actual protests at People's office—every character of his has comfortably slotted into one of two similarly alluring categories: crowd-pleasing, comedic cool (The Nice Guys, The Big Short, La La Land) and icy, taciturn cool (The Place Beyond the Pines, Gangster Squad, Only God Forgives).
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At David Geffen Hall through Saturday, they're playing Zhao Lin's double concerto "A Happy Excursion," which had its American premiere on Wednesday with the New York Philharmonic under the direction of Long Yu. (And how refreshing to hear a work by a Chinese composer outside the Philharmonic's annual Lunar New Year concert.) Mr. Lin's crowd-pleasing concerto begins with a blossoming soundscape that gives way to increasing bustle and, eventually, a lushly cinematic swell that reaches its climax with brass fanfare and crashing cymbals.
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In addition to The Shape of Water, likely Oscar contenders that didn't reap TIFF awards but still have solid footing in the race ahead include Joe Wright's Winston Churchill biopic Darkest Hour, which features a performance by current Best Actor frontrunner Gary Oldman; Greta Gerwig's semi-autobiographical drama Lady Bird; Angelina Jolie's emotionally charged adaptation of Loung Ung's memoir of wartime Cambodia First They Killed My Father; and the crowd-pleasing sports dramedy Battle of the Sexes, starring Emma Stone and Steve Carell as tennis pros Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.
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