" It all started when an interview from 1999 surfaced in which O'Donnell said she dabbled in witchcraft: "I dabbled into witchcraft -- I never joined a coven.
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Before then presidents frequently dabbled in business on the side.
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The sisters also dabbled in following the stock market together.
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It seems as though this episode dabbled in the cartoonish.
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Although Christopher dabbled in baseball, he never took to it.
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But this isn't the first time Jonas dabbled with dye.
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Ms. Fleming dived into exploration, but only dabbled in construction.
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She has also dabbled in acting, appearing in several films.
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I like a paperback; I've dabbled in Kindles and hardcover.
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While I've dabbled in kink, it's not really my scene.
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And Google sort of dabbled in this for a while.
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With its business under pressure, Xerox dabbled in financial services.
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"; "I dabbled in many different genres from Doogie to Doubtfire.
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Other hotel chains have dabbled in home sharing, without great success.
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Moon also dabbled in conservative politics and rubbed shoulders with Nixon.
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Barbie also dabbled in medicine as a vet, nurse and dentist.
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She said she later dabbled in drugs like cocaine and LSD.
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In "Farm Hunk," Strong played a nurse who dabbled in pornography.
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The actor also dabbled into directing with 1988's The Telephone.
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Some insurers have also dabbled in corporate raiding, further angering authorities.
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Amazon previously dabbled in the Wi-Fi market as an investor.
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Toronto has already dabbled with the idea of free Wi-Fi.
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Cats have dabbled in the dark arts since the Middle Ages.
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While at Harvard, they dabbled in theater and philosophy and football.
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Elliott has dabbled in private equity before, but in small ways.
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Mr. Bozzi dabbled in licensing the Mezzaluna brand in Aspen, Colo.
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Recently, more and more retailers have dabbled in gender-free offerings.
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Canada's central bank, the Bank of Canada, has dabbled in cryptocurrencies.
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This isn't the first time Lovato has dabbled with colorful ends.
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Tru Kids Brands has dabbled in the United States since then.
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He guzzled beer, dated a lot of girls, dabbled in drugs.
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Having dabbled in shares, she says M-Akiba's big attraction is "simplicity".
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There aren't many cities that haven't dabbled at one time or another.
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It's already won Jeopardy, written a cookbook, and dabbled in revolutionizing healthcare.
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Well, back in my college days, I definitely dabbled in some weed.
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I dabbled in bodybuilding and did some modeling in my spare time.
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Sure, she's dabbled in reds and browns, but not quite like this.
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I've dabbled in simple, non-flaky meditation for years—no crystals, please!
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Smith, 20, has also dabbled with boarding since he was a kid.
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" Apple has already dabbled with some content, including the late-night spinoff, ".
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And it's not the only time she's dabbled some hidden, semipermanent color.
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He dabbled in Buddhism and cross-dressing, he writes in his book.
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Of course, this isn't the first time Lively has dabbled in decor.
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Lego has already dabbled in this world with its Lego Mindstorms line.
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He's also dabbled in flipping homes – do we smell an HGTV fan?
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Amazon had previously dabbled with furniture, but not for the living room.
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This isn't the first time the online giant has dabbled in trees.
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And I can also admit I've dabbled in some of Adele's 25.
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Berkshire has dabbled in health care in the past with mixed results.
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This guide assumes you've maybe dabbled with Ubuntu or another distribution Linux.
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He's dabbled with the idea of building around tunes, here and there.
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I'd dabbled with these previously and only found bureaucracy and mining missions.
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President Trump played golf, dabbled in geopolitics and did a little venting.
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Although she dabbled in theater, her focus on school was otherwise absolute.
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Uber has long dabbled with the notion of transporting goods and items.
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She has dabbled with expanding her commodity portfolio into books and seminars.
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He was a typical suburban high school student who dabbled in weed.
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Various industries have dabbled with virtual reality — and are still only dabbling.
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Gone are the days when the company dabbled in TV-style series.
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The court dabbled with this approach several years ago, in Kyllo v.
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Though she dabbled in YouTube, she never felt comfortable on the platform.
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I&aposve dabbled in numerous remedies — some effective, others not so much.
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I've always dabbled in it a little, but but not too seriously.
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This isn't the first time Microsoft has dabbled in low-cost tablets.
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You just had dabbled in it because you were writing about defense?
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She dabbled in start-ups but eventually went to culinary school in Austin.
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However, this is not the first time the Texan has dabbled in fashion.
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Pokora dabbled in coding throughout elementary school, building tools like basic web browsers.
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If you've never dabbled in acids before, be forewarned — there's an adjustment period.
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If you've ever dabbled in collectible card games — Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, etc.
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He dabbled in political consultancy, promising insight into, and access to, the president.
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There's our president, Donald Trump, who himself has long dabbled in conspiracy theories.
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A sequel didn't seem necessary, so I never dabbled in the follow-up.
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The retailer has dabbled in live streaming in the past, with mixed results.
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I dabbled in diet pills —ephedra—but they only made me feel sicker.
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" Adds Decker, who herself has dabbled in fashion design, "She's into shoes too.
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ROGER McGUINN: We had dabbled in it as early on as the Turn!
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In my 20s, I dabbled in sexual submission with my abusive ex-boyfriend.
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During her transition from child actor to Hollywood star, Jones dabbled in modeling.
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This isn' the first time Tarusov has dabbled in the world of Disney.
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Lonzo, who has dabbled in rapping since his youth, just released a track.
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He may have dabbled in tennis, but he was singularly devoted to baseball.
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The charity has dabbled in using these ideas in the United States, too.
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A career in public relations followed, and she dabbled in local Democratic politics.
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A career in public relations followed, and she dabbled in local Democratic politics.
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The PKK, Tamil Tigers, and Hezbollah have consistently dabbled in the drug trade.
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We've dabbled and looked at that stuff, but it's not a game changer.
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This isn't the first time Intel has dabbled with making its own GPUs though.
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After completing his treatment, the singer began a solo career and dabbled in acting.
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He also developed a cocaine habit and dabbled with psychedelics like mushrooms and acid.
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In earlier life, Mr Maduro dabbled with ideas of the Indian guru, Sai Baba.
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He dabbled in various businesses from paper machinery to beauty products and even consulting.
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This isn't the first time that Ghostly has dabbled in the world of games.
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Evil, the 42 year old has often dabbled with malevolence to impact the listener.
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That's clearly something you've dabbled in yourself, both meditatively and through other, naughtier means.
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This is not the first time that Stewart has dabbled in the fashion world.
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She also dabbled in film and television acting while living on the west coast.
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Music, motherhood and fashion aren't the only areas of life Ciara has dabbled in.
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It closed a gifts service, and dabbled with "buy buttons" that never took off.
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We have also dabbled in peanut butter toast and pickles as a midday snack.
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This isn't the first time that the company has dabbled with alcohol-infused products.
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He's certainly dabbled in drugs before, but people don't take happy drugs in Tampa.
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Amazon has dabbled in mobile, with a downloadable Alexa app and Fire Tablet functionality.
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It has also dabbled with merchant offers, and rolled out its own subscription program.
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Apple, the world's largest company by market capitalization, has already dabbled with original content.
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McGregor has dabbled with many different styles and colors throughout his decades-long career.
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He worked on code, dabbled in robotics and considered a career as a paramedic.
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The comedian dabbled in music with "Party All the Time," which reached No. 2.
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She never dabbled in the drugs and alcohol that were omnipresent on film sets.
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I also use a lot of Shea Moisture products, and I've dabbled into Kiehl's.
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Amazon, in its quest to sell you absolutely everything, has also dabbled in fashion.
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It was then that he dabbled in the monkey business for the first time.
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This is not the first time Spotify has dabbled with a Stories format, however.
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First, he is known for his singing, but he has also dabbled in acting.
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Vudu has also dabbled in original programming, but nothing has really resonated with viewers.
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They have never offered evidence, but Mr. Trump has long dabbled in conspiracy theories.
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Like many other established automakers, Ford has dabbled with electric vehicles in the past.
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Plus, Trump himself has long dabbled in publicly shaming his supposed friends and employees.
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They dabbled around with others, but always returned to each other without a moment's hesitation.
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She's worn honey-blonde strands in the past and has previously dabbled with golden highlights.
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Trump has dabbled time and again with the nutjobs who espouse anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.
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Earlier this year, Vetements dabbled with smoking-related detailing with these Bic lighter-heeled boots.
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Last season, the writers dabbled with Uber and Airbnb, embedding both deeply into core storylines.
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Ancient Greeks ate raw testicles before events; cyclists in the Victorian era dabbled with cocaine.
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I'd always modeled, done some acting, I dabbled in it here and there growing up.
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This isn't the first time Uber has dabbled with color to improve the pickup experience.
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Nevertheless, Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's have all dabbled with their own discount formats, without success.
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This isn't the first time that Lindsey-Clark has dabbled with Cumberbatch-inspired chocolate artistry.
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Longoria isn't the only star who has dabbled in the art of red carpet makeup.
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They dabbled in so many genres throughout the years it's really hard to pigeonhole them.
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Other National Review writers, notably Guy Davenport and Theodore Sturgeon, also dabbled in literary erotica.
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Google has dabbled in health care for years, lured by the size of the opportunity.
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The space agency has dabbled in nuclear rockets off and on since the early 1960s.
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All the things I had previously dabbled in but never directly applied to the hair.
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Hall, 23, a chemical engineering student, dressed like a beatnik, dabbled in philosophy and religion.
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You've both dabbled in just about every style before—why big, fun dance/pop music?
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Then she dropped XL, dabbled in stripping and semi-homelessness, and eventually signed with Interscope.
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In the past decade, almost all of the tech giants have dabbled in the space.
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Kobe also dabbled in music -- he rapped for a number of years on and off.
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It is not as though the United States hasn't dabbled in destabilization and disinformation campaigns.
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Studying under Shostakovich in the late 1930s and 1940s, Ustvolskaya, too, dabbled in socialist realism.
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Over her lifetime, Koko produced numerous captivating paintings and dabbled with bass guitar and recorder.
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Holden already had dabbled in television work; he has since become a regular on FOX Sports.
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Also, like many of her fellow Housewives cast members, Vanderpump dabbled in acting in the '90s.
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" Barton, who has dabbled in the fashion industry, says that any sort of collaboration "didn't happen.
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But in a February 2015 Boston Globe feature, he admitted having dabbled during his school days.
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In the 22017s, she dabbled in enamel work, designing jewelry and other accessories with Curtis Tann.
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As she got hooked, she dabbled in extricating welfare checks out of mailboxes and check fraud.
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Ford had already dabbled in this area, experimenting with electric bike shares and car-pooling services.
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But he also dabbled in Burgundys and top-quality California wines, including Harlan and Screaming Eagle.
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This isn't the first time Rodley has dabbled with a deep learning A.I. to create art.
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He's also behaved in outrageously corrupt ways and dabbled with authoritarianism on any number of fronts.
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The company dabbled in designing e-cigarettes before releasing version one of the Pax in 2012.
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It dabbled in producing independent films and original movies (dubbed Red Envelope Entertainment) for DVD distribution.
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Tech giants have dabbled in forms of automated video production, albeit for different sorts of customers.
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The famous 19th-century entrepreneur dabbled in everything from publishing a newspaper to running a museum.
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He picked up skateboarding around the same time, and has dabbled with designing his own boards.
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It's also extended outside of the wrestling world, where Jericho has dabbled in just about everything.
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Marks & Spencer has dabbled with Black Friday in the past but has opted out since 2015.
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At first, he returned to selling drugs, which he had dabbled in before going to prison.
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Giant Silva, a member of WWF's Oddities stable in the late 90s, also dabbled in MMA.
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He dabbled in issues of fishing rights and sparked anger over a state ball he canceled.
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Faber has not dabbled in cryptocurrencies himself but acknowledged that they offer opportunities to make money.
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Franzese was an organized crime wheeler and dealer for decades, but he also dabbled in film.
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But while Trump has certainly dabbled in trade wars, he's consciously avoided doing anything too destructive.
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And if you've dabbled with one of those, and liked it, and want more: where next?
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Then I went industrial goth, dabbled in metal funk, and eventually I toyed around with electronic music.
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I've had some exposure to it in the 80s...I dabbled in that stuff a little bit.
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Snapchat has dabbled in merchandise before, with branded towels, backpacks, and the infamous dancing hot dog costume.
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This is after the company dabbled with alcoholic root beer that had 43 calories per serving vs.
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It dabbled in using data to generate credit ratings, but users found that creepy, so it stopped.
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This is hardly the first time that Facebook has dabbled with serving up local business info, however.
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Remember the time you dabbled in high school French, only to retain the lyrics of Lady Marmalade?
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He dabbled with the clarinet and the saxophone when he was growing up on the Jersey Shore.
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Trump has dabbled in conspiracy theories of all sorts -- when they serve his political purposes -- ever since.
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The company first dabbled in the Marvel universe when it licensed characters for its Monster Truck Jam.
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Mr. Charney dabbled in politics again as treasurer for Assemblyman Herman D. Farrell's 1985 campaign for mayor.
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Which is to say that I've dabbled, but I saw no reason to get into it myself.
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I'd dabbled in whitening strips before and use whitening toothpaste, but I never noticed any significant difference.
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Like any DJ, Bolt has indeed dabbled in some sounds that some may consider less than prime.
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The margins make illicit currency dealing attractive to those who have never dabbled in the business before.
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After becoming the break-out star of NSYNC, singer Justin Timberlake dabbled with movies and TV shows.
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But she dabbled in the arts; she had attended Broadway shows and played trombone in high school.
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He sponsored a local Nascar team, dabbled in turkey hunting and added a bluegrass campaign theme song.
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In 238, the backup outfielder Willie Smith dabbled on the mound, tossing 2142⅔ innings, including one start.
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Rhodes last played for the Arizona Cardinals in 2012 ... and dabbled in acting himself after leaving football.
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Since then, he's dabbled in everything from trap, to dancehall, to R&B, with highly varied results.
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He dabbled in some acting classes, dated a circus performer who got him into tumbling and acrobatics.
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Sean Parker has dabbled in the area with Brigade, an app that also aims to facilitate policy debates.
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Will dabbled with acting in the past, appearing alongside Close in the 1997 TV Movie In The Gloaming.
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Garcia, who had dabbled in slime-making as a hobby, soon realized she was channeling a worldwide obsession.
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And Microsoft has dabbled in event planning specifically — outing an iMessage app for social event planning last year.
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Both men have reportedly dabbled in illegal antiquities-dealing, but no clear motive has emerged for the murder.
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Of course, this isn't the first time the Roots have dabbled with video game music on the show.
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Twitter Australia has even dabbled in food video content, although it's unclear whether this is an ongoing strategy.
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Plus, the dude invented calculus, wrote a lengthy treatise about optics, and dabbled in alchemy for good measure.
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Of course, it wouldn't be the first — or last — time a celebrity has dabbled with a faux cut.
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She dabbled in real estate and even worked from home as a matchmaker for an online dating company.
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Anyone that's ever dabbled in smart home tech knows that part of the experience involves an eventual reset.
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Facebook and Google have dabbled in becoming internet service providers, and they both control global, distributed communications networks.
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Politicians have dabbled in comedy for decades, but comedians who take up politics are an increasingly potent force.
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The ones you've published on Nexus Mods are specifically Witcher-related, but have you dabbled in the past?
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I eventually dabbled in dating and going to art school, although I unfortunately never did start a band.
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Audi dabbled in gaming when it sponsored a '24 Hours of Le Forza' live stream event in June.
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True to her promises, for Clinton, women's issues were not auxiliary or token issues to be dabbled with.
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He was good at neither school nor sports, so he dabbled in construction work after finishing high school.
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He dabbled in leftist anarchism, but discovered glaring flaws in the ideology; after that, he became a Trotskyist.
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The move could help Costco compete with Amazon and Walmart, both of which have dabbled in prescription delivery.
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Donald Trump opened a Reform Party exploratory committee in 20143 and then dabbled again with running in 2012.
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Meanwhile, Samsung, LG, Huawei, Motorola, and others have dabbled in making attractive versions of their smartwatches for women.
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In the 1970s, the chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission dabbled with shooting radioactive waste into the sun.
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Media companies have dabbled in the stories format, but you won't find much substance or creativity here yet.
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Otis dabbled on the harmonica before he began teaching himself the rudiments of the guitar at age 8.
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On some cases, Mr. Moore, who had dabbled in journalism before his comedy career, posed as a reporter.
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The Italian car company, best known for flamboyantly sexy super cars, dabbled once before in off-road ruggedness.
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A registered Democrat for decades, Mr. Wynn had long dabbled in politics, but had focused mostly on Nevada.
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A published poet, Mr. Vajpayee dabbled in law, journalism and rebellion against British colonialism as a young man.
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At 15, she dabbled in an apprenticeship, learning to mix cosmetics and label bottles, but never seriously worked.
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I dabbled in a couple things and then I found climate science and I haven't looked back since.
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Laliberté dabbled in professional DJing in 2016, booking a gig that paid $4,000 in New York, Forbes reported.
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Mr. Tang also dabbled in oil exploration along the Chinese coastline and gold mining in Africa and Australia.
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Joshua and Joel both dabbled in soccer and football before settling on lacrosse as their No. 22019 sport.
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He took piano lessons as a child, taught himself to play guitar and dabbled in drawing and painting.
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Still, it wouldn't be the first time that Amazon dabbled in using video to sell beauty and fashion.
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Having dabbled in music, television and publishing, Beckham went on to launch her eponymous fashion label in 2008.
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Harris' presidential campaign has dabbled in smaller informal events but hasn't made them part of a concerted effort.
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Google dabbled in a similar idea with its media player, Nexus Q, but that didn't work out either.
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When that failed, she dabbled in self-help workshops, from Radical Awakening seminars to Mastery in Transformational Training courses.
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I have a sister who is a conservative Christian and voted for Trump and has dabbled in mindfulness meditation.
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Markle mainly wrote about travel, food, and philanthropy, but like any good lifestyle blogger, she also dabbled in wellness.
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The tech giant has already dabbled in live sports before, streaming some Thursday night NFL games in recent years.
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He has dabbled in politics, standing unsuccessfully on the left-wing Alternative List ticket in cantonal elections in 2015.
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If you're a regular horoscope reader, you've likely dabbled in astrological compatibility, too — from a romantic standpoint, that is.
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So far, pay-per-mile insurance companies like Metromile have only dabbled in the space at a small scale.
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"Boho chic" can be an intimidating phrase for those who haven't dabbled in it — and we don't blame them.
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She dabbled with brown hair color in high school, but her latest transformation is — by far — her most liberating.
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Honey has also dabbled with expanding its deal-finding efforts to other verticals, including as of last year, travel.
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That being said, it's not the first time that Amazon has dabbled with non-traditional deliveries via Prime Now.
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It has dabbled in providing care and not just paying for it, with its first medical clinic in Brooklyn.
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I had relatives who were weavers, my parents also dabbled a little bit in jewelry when I was younger.
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Trump has also dabbled in attacks against Clinton for her husband's past infidelities; a strategy Republicans are warning against.
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I know for a fact some of them have dabbled in extremism, mostly in the form of online reading.
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But in his past, he has dabbled in areas that could be problematic for liberals shopping for a candidate.
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I have dabbled in internet "brain games," solving algebraic problems flashing past and rerouting virtual trains to avoid crashes.
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He brushed off fact-checkers, assailed the media, went on Twitter tirades against his critics, and dabbled in racism.
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I can't speak to future products or opportunities but ... Alex Heath: You've dabbled in e-commerce already and hardware.
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Around 7, Brennan arrived at the restaurant with his brother, Tom, a small-businessman who dabbled in real estate.
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She's also dabbled with a few different hair colors (with the help of her expansive wig collection, of course).
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Amazon itself has dabbled in private-label food brands with its Mama Bear, Happy Belly and Wickedly Prime brands.
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" Over the years, Ms. Posey has occasionally dabbled in television, on shows like "The Good Wife" and "Search Party.
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Before aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright flew the first successful airplane, others dabbled with various experimental flying machines.
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Since his departure from Disney in the late '90s, Ovitz has dabbled as a private investor in Silicon Valley.
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"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star Scott Disick has previously dabbled in the nutrition, fashion and start-up worlds.
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They dabbled in Dakar, buying African art made by French painters and taking African drumming lessons from other expats.
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By now, almost everyone has heard about, dabbled with or rolled their eyes at the phenomenon of standing desks.
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I didn't veer that much from gay porn before HRT, though I dabbled in other kinds of porn, too.
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My husband is from Minnesota, and we dabbled with the idea of having it there, but even that wasn't cheap.
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If you've dabbled in some of the above strategies, found success, and want even better quality photos, consider an upgrade.
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Tru Kids Brands has dabbled in the United States since it won the rights to Toys "R" Us in October.
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Tesla has dabbled with selling merchandise on its own website for a few years now alongside accessories for its cars.
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Climax Studios has long dabbled in AR, and created a game called Towers for Tango for Google's Tango AR platform.
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VW has dabbled in the self-driving space, but this appears to be the automaker's most serious effort to date.
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One analysis, by the British Election Study, found that 67% of Leave voters had "at least dabbled" with voting UKIP.
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Bad Robot previously dabbled in games and interactive experiences, but the new division appears to be a more concerted effort.
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Now, he's giving the documentary treatment to something he's already dabbled in quite a bit on his channel: conspiracy theories.
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The retailer before has dabbled with using AR technology in its app, but only in the form of AR stickers.
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And YouTube, which is both its own streaming service and source for music, has dabbled in this space for years.
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Kevin dabbled in reality TV, had two daughters with his wife Danielle, and founded several real estate and communications companies.
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She dabbled in foreign intrigue after the death of her husband, the renowned leader of World War II's Flying Tigers.
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Both campaigns also dabbled with Home Away and AirBnB, but traditional hotels still accounted for 99 percent of lodging expenses.
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Candidate Trump was familiar with the dangerous game of racial rage because he had dabbled with this many times before.
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But Warren, a 2020 candidate, wants to essentially redouble on themes that previous high-profile Democrats have only dabbled in.
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The 72-year-old judge codes in the programming language BASIC and dabbled in Java ahead of the Oracle v.
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She has dabbled in old-fashioned anti-Semitic symbols one too many times (by which I mean at least once).
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Google has, in turn, dabbled in ride-sharing experiments, including an early car-pooling test using its navigation app, Waze.
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He first dabbled in Fallout mods back in 2010, after getting laid off from visual-effects work in Los Angeles.
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Sure Razer's dabbled—there's a whole range of dang fine laptops from the company that feature very attractive LED displays.
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So I kind of like the English gentleman revival, and tweed waistcoats are something I've dabbled with in the past.
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The Man Who Sold the World dabbled with heavy psychedelia, but he never really put out a proper "metal" album.
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I try to listen to a bit of everything — I love hip-hop, rock music and I've dabbled into classical.
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Their knack for performing, like their work ethic, comes from Mr. Jackson, who has long dabbled in singing and songwriting.
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She dabbled in writing, painting and dance, and immersed herself in the Greenwich Village counterculture of the '50s and '60s.
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Though The Onion is a satirical site with headlines and articles written for laughs, it has dabbled in darker territory.
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After Harvard Law School, Schiff worked as a prosecutor, dabbled in politics and began writing screenplays — he's still writing them.
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Amazon, they note, has already dabbled in experiments, including drive-through grocery stores and high-tech stores with no cashiers.
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Mr. Kushner has dabbled in librettos, but operatic texts require concision — something you don't associate with his sweeping, capacious plays.
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She had dabbled in filmmaking, and was hired as an assistant director on a Pakistani television show back in 2011.
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I like history a lot, am not much drawn to current political analysis, and have only dabbled in science fiction.
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The brothers dabbled in Ukrainian business, and his name is on two family financial companies in Ukraine incorporated in 1998.
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He dabbled in other fringe arts, such as remote viewing and psychic predictions about earthquakes, elections and the stock market.
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As someone who's dabbled in the cardboard arts before, I was impressed by the building techniques used for the Labo toys.
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AMA.". He dabbled in some cheeky snack humor with user AstronautCheesecake: Comment from discussion Me_CookieMonster's comment from discussion "Me COOKIE MONSTER.
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AXELROD: You worked -- you dabbled on the government side when you were advocating for the Zadroga Act for 224/21972 survivors.
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She had always dabbled in poetry, and later wrote a simple, seven-stanza piece called "Hour Dilemma," directed toward the state.
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Cavallari dabbled in acting and appeared in a few straight to DVD movies before settling in Nashville to raise her family.
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They've already dabbled in virtual reality (in their entrancing music video for "Crown") and released their own VR viewer as well.
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First, they will insert SRY into a completely different chromosome, at a location where other researchers have successfully dabbled in mice.
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Lynch has dabbled in painting and sculpture since he was a kid, but only picked up photography after he made Eraserhead.
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When Olga's not modeling, she's also an aspiring actress who has dabbled in a few commercials ... for Nissan and Ulta Beauty.
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But major conservation groups have dabbled in the idea of folding in women's empowerment and health care to their environmental goals.
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The entrepreneur was head of security for an Israeli prime minister and dabbled in the consumer 3D space in the past.
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Le Roux, I knew, had dabbled in the online gambling business for years and had even built his own casino software.
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Aside from the drugs, almost every aspect of dance music is being dabbled with by scientists and promoters in healthy ways.
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Minaj lobbed an unsavory name at Abraham, who has dabbled in adult films, and called her out for disrespecting her mother.
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The now-38-year-old CEO majored in industrial design in college, and dabbled in hockey and bodybuilding in his 20s.
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I think he picked up the sheng in the way that aristocrats dabbled in music because they didn't have to work.
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An entrepreneur who has dabbled in night clubs and Costa Rican real estate, he was hired as Oatly's C.E.O. in 2012.
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As we told you, Sophie's dabbled in reality TV, but she might consider more, umm ... adult entertainment, based on these numbers.
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I've added hair masks, nourishing oils, and even dabbled with different hairbrushes to see what will revive my day-old hair.
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She also dabbled in painted-pink locks back in May 2015, so she's definitely no stranger to the strand switch-up.
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She was talking like she knew something about photography and it turns out, in her youth, she dabbled with landscape photographs.
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He dabbled in documentaries, and for extra cash worked as a steward at Naples's soccer stadium, showing V.I.P.s to their seats.
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This preseason, the formidable Rockets have even dabbled with P. J. Tucker, who stands 6 feet 63 inches, as their center.
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Based on the clues, my official guess is that Rhino, just like Thingamajig, is an athlete who has dabbled in music.
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Netflix dabbled in this space before with design shows like "The World's Most Extraordinary Homes," one of the company's acquired originals.
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The company briefly dabbled in selling spit kits that delivered insights into health and ancestry, like the ones made by 013andMe.
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At the same time, there's no indication that any of Warren's Democratic rivals have dabbled in the social media dark arts.
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Dorough dabbled in acting in the '90s and 2000s, and he appeared on a 2002 episode of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch."
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They even dabbled in straight-up fibbing, claiming that Republican lawmakers had not been allowed into the closed-door impeachment depositions.
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When she wasn't pursuing a career as a masseuse or catering with Monica, Phoebe Buffay dabbled in the art of song.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Kirsten Green had only dabbled in investing in start-ups before she began a venture capital fund in 2012.
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In its tone and stylized look, "Annihilation" brings to mind "Arrival," another recent science-fiction film that dabbled in big ideas.
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Razer has the PC side of things covered, and the company has dabbled in things like smart watches and fitness bands before.
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And since 2009 she's dabbled in acting, including her comedic role as a teen who really, really likes PDA in Valentine's Day.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany deactivates her Instagram, I support her, and then we chat with other people who have dabbled with deleting the app.
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Paul and other popular provocateurs have dabbled in conspiracy theories in the past since they tend to perform well on the platform.
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Aside from his fighting career, Ferguson dabbled in acting, including a role in the 2012 film The Scorpion King: Battle For Redemption.
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It shut down a year later, and it looks like Monkey Inferno dabbled in a few other things before coming to esports.
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Firms like Morgan Stanley, BlackRock and Schroders which have long dabbled on the mainland must now decide whether to go for it.
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Louise Parker—a publicist based in London—dabbled in a spot of Tinder tourism when she was on holiday in Bali recently.
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Dan Loeb's Third Point Management LLC, which has dabbled in Morgan Stanley shares, may provide a playbook for what ValueAct will do.
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One artist in particular stands out, the rebellious son of a sign painter who dabbled as a church muralist, the G.O.A.T. himself.
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Sources close to Nick say he had dabbled -- like many rock stars -- but we're told he'd been completely sober for 8 years.
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We sampled Scott Foley's famous scrambled eggs and peanut butter, Nick Viall's pickles and PB toast, and even dabbled in pizza unmentionables.
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Netflix has actually dabbled with this sort of choose-your-own-adventure formula within various children's programs, operating largely under the radar.
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Let's assume Snow White dabbled in some old-fashioned discrimination against dwarfs and that the Wicked Queen actually had quite a following.
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For decades, musicians, including luminaries like Lou Reed, Pearl Jam, and Radiohead, have dabbled with adding a third dimension to their recordings.
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Botden, an engineer who has dabbled in locksmith work, likes to practice while watching TV. We got down to picking some locks.
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It also stated that the NBC had dabbled in cryptocurrencies, although the efforts mentioned were the work of the Bank of Canada.
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Not surprising in that King has repeatedly dabbled -- and more -- in deeply anti-immigrant rhetoric and white nationalist rhetoric over the years.
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Last year, Mr. Sciorra dabbled with that idea, making a scene with President Trump, same sex married couples and a border wall.
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She dabbled in some athletic endeavors, most recently competing in the Ladies' Invitation Doubles event at Wimbledon this year with Iva Majoli.
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They had a daughter and moved to New York, where Mr. Harari worked as a computer technician and dabbled in public relations.
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Some of the Osmond siblings, most notably Donny, Marie, and Jimmy, dabbled in solo careers, yet continued to collaborate with the group.
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Other presidential candidates have since dabbled in racial politics: Ronald Reagan lauded states' rights in a 1980 speech in Neshoba County, Miss.
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Uber first dabbled in food delivery in Los Angeles in 2014 under the name UberFresh, offering prepackaged lunches and dinners from restaurants.
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"I loved makeup — I&aposve been wearing makeup since I was 11 or 12, was the first time I dabbled," she continued.
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During that time, he also dabbled in acting by appearing on shows like "American Dreams" and "8 Simple Rules" in minor roles.
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Guillermo del Toro dabbled in a spot of Victorian-era Gothic horror in 2015 with his big-budget ghost story Crimson Peak.
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Though he engaged primarily in criminal exploits, Mr. Levashov appears to have occasionally dabbled in politics, suggesting collusion with the Russian government.
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Taco Bell dabbled with waffle tacos and A.M. Crunch Wraps in 2014, and McDonald's launched its all-day breakfast menu in 2015.
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They've dabbled in consumer payments, although they killed a digital wallet effort a couple of years ago that they were looking at.
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The star has dabbled in all things from namesake fragrances to M.A.C. collections, and is now teaming up with skincare brand Trésor Rare.
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And Young Thug's emphatic "yeehaws" pack more energy than one might expect from a rapper who's never dabbled in the cowboy aesthetic before.
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Yet despite its hurdles to achieving greatness, Microsoft Paint has inspired overwhelming affection in the many who have dabbled in the rudimentary software.
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During that noncompete period, I dabbled in other things but found myself itching to get back into the industry I knew so well.
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He also dabbled in the production side of the business, producing Theatre of Blood in 1973 and his original Western, Draw in 1984.
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I had really only dabbled in DSLR photography before this, but I thought it might be a fun challenge to photograph the eclipse.
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She has also dabbled in mixed print, like Duro Olowu at the Palm Springs International Film Festival at the beginning of the year.
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Though a different angle on daily deals than before, it's not the first time Facebook has dabbled with enabling commerce on its site.
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In fact, a group of Americans the study named "supersharers" who dabbled in multimodal transportation options are most likely to use public transit.
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Like nearly every other company making a motorized vehicle (regardless of wheel count) in the early 20th century, though, Husqvarna dabbled in racing.
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Nickerson, who dabbled in sympathy for NAMBLA before his conversion to the ways of anti-contact, says prominent pro-contacters are cult leaders.
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There are a lot of comic book properties out there, and the Syfy channel has dabbled in the field with shows like Krypton.
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Apple, Google and Microsoft have all dabbled with bringing tools to market that make it easier for consumers to access their health information.
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" Derulo has dabbled in television with small roles in hip hop saga "Empire" and the reboot of buddy-cop action series "Lethal Weapon.
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I dabbled in the game's first add-on, the killer robot-filled "Automatron" in March, but I didn't stick around much beyond that.
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I've dabbled in the "freemium" models for some services and I've purchased a few weeks' worth of access to one particular streaming subscription.
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Games that you probably heard of, or maybe dabbled in, but aren't burned in your memory like the maps of Hyrule and Zebes.
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He has also dabbled in acting, his most notable role being Bette Porter's (Jennifer Beals) assistant on The L Word from 2004-2009.
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Clapton speaks to the camera explaining the inspiration behind the shows looks, and how she first dabbled with design as a career choice.
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VicTsing Mini Oil Diffuser, available at Amazon, $19.99If they've never dabbled in aromatherapy before, this mini diffuser is a great place to start.
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People in their twenties tend to balk at the idea of ketamine and have mostly never dabbled in it, unless they're from overseas.
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It wasn't until the onslaught of TNCs, Tesla, and self-driving automobile technologies that the West coast even dabbled in the driving business.
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He's even dabbled across the realm of combat sports, as he can be seen dropping fistic knowledge on Victor Belfort back in 2011.
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Robin reports that the Wohlstetters dabbled with leftist groups while college students in New York, then later flipped, becoming hard-line Cold Warriors.
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This isn't the first time boxing has dabbled in virtual reality, by the way, but it is the first time it's happened live.
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His grander worldview—he's also dabbled in healthcare and finance—has always pushed him out of baseball; this is just his latest challenge.
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But Elizabeth Smith dabbled in black magic, and apparently this skull was related to that and had nothing to do with Belle Gunness.
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Aping some of her interests, I dabbled in Buddhism for a few months, and when that didn't pan out I turned to crystals.
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He popularized the concept of bond funds for the everyday investor, a shift from the days when retail investors dabbled only in stocks.
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Restaurants have dabbled, too: Tree by Naked, in Tokyo, has paired virtual reality with a tasting menu to help viewers experience Japan's seasons.
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But in the past several years, the company has dabbled with stores, opening or planning more than a dozen bookstores around the country.
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Roth had always been a "huge sports nut" and dabbled in traditional season-long fantasy leagues but had never even heard of DFS.
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"I was always creative and dabbled in painting," she said, adding that as an avid skier and hiker, she is inspired by nature.
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She's dabbled a bit in improv, showcased her humor on Scream Queens, and wants to keep exploring what comedy looks like for Keke.
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Along the way, he dabbled in acting and met the Spanish priest Josemaría Escrivá, the founder of Opus Dei, and joined the order.
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Mr. Loussier was classically trained, but he had dabbled in jazz improvisation for years when he formed the Jacques Loussier Trio in 1959.
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Though Disney doing a streaming service is huge news, it's not the first time the company has dabbled with digital delivery of its content.
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He also dabbled in screenwriting, having co-written a hip-hop musical based on Shakespeare's Coriolanus that takes place during the 1992 L.A. riots.
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If you haven't dabbled in any battle royale games before, what better way to get started than with the game that made it popular.
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The startup had previously dabbled in physical retail through pop-up shops, short-term stores, and more gimmicky strategies like a mobile nap pod.
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While Secret Evil dabbled in voodoo and oozed gritty blues, Telephone/Telefono is a culturally relevant body of work that's angsty, but more polished.
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Annie has herself dabbled in the entertainment world: She has appeared in three of her father's films – Dances with Wolves, Waterworld and The Postman.
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Among a group of rice-farmers in the village of Jalalpur are some who have dabbled with insurance, thanks to the government-subsidised scheme.
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One of its rising stars, Christine O'Donnell, was revealed to have told a TV programme ten years previously that she had "dabbled into witchcraft".
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Master & Dynamic is no stranger to making unique headphones, but the new MW07 earbuds are the first time it's dabbled in truly wireless earbuds.
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He dabbled in real estate while he was a student in the U.S. and used the profit to finance his graduate studies in Australia.
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The group, like many of its peers, has dabbled in other forms of email scams as well, but dating is the one that stuck.
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I've also dabbled in creating my own vore video game (an open world text-based RPG), which unfortunately I've had to put on hiatus.
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The chief author of the laws was Albert Johnson, a eugenicist who dabbled in racist pseudoscience and was head of The Eugenics Research Association.
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Shumpert grew up in Oak Park, a few miles from Chance's Chicago, and has dabbled in rap, so there's a connection there of sorts.
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It has dabbled with pasta companies, macadamia nuts, cookies, diet bars, and even ran a restaurant chain, Friendly's ice cream parlor, for a while.
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"I'd like to see a serious career prosecutor or career judge rather than someone who just dabbled in it for political advancement," he said.
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For 251 years, Ms. Zenoff, who began adult life with an M.B.A. from Northwestern, was an alcoholic who dabbled in heroin, Ecstasy and cocaine.
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Over the last year, Mr. Koons has dabbled in designing handbags and snowboards; last year he created a special edition smartphone case for Google.
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But none of the Americans who allegedly dabbled in foreign extremism with Azov are considered terrorists in the eyes of the U.S. State Department.
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The couple met through JDate in January 2017, which turned out to be Mr. Kleinberg's first and only online date, while she had dabbled.
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I had already dabbled with the idea before I took off, but had neither the money nor the brain activity to make it reality.
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Mr. del Toro, though he has dabbled in large-scale, franchise-ready filmmaking, has never succumbed to the authoritarian aesthetic of the Hollywood blockbuster.
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Critic's Notebook Mahler, Schumann, Sibelius: All three dabbled in opera, but none produced a stage work that has come anywhere near the standard repertory.
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Verizon (TechCrunch's parent company) also dabbled with mobile streaming with go90, but that service was shut down last year after failing to gain adoption.
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He worked in television from its earliest days, dabbled in the New York theater world and operated at the highest levels of national politics.
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Aside from being expert home renovators, the siblings have also dabbled in a budding music career — and their twin status offers a unique advantage.
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Their 210 midterm victories were powered by affluent suburbanites who might have dabbled with Republicanism before, but for whom Trump was a breaking point.
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He had been a busy general contractor who dabbled in interior design, and in Pradzew he had been a charismatic and well-liked figure.
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The "Morning Joe" host has long dabbled in music, performing on-air, at times, and playing gigs with his band in his free time.
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Apple has dabbled in a lot of these areas, but it still makes its money by selling mobile phones and the accessories around them.
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But though Fogelman has dabbled in sci-fi and fantasy, it was only for his (genuinely very funny) ABC sitcoms The Neighbors and Galavant.
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My first couple years at ESPN, I dabbled but didn't take it as seriously, and plus I was covering baseball at the same time.
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She has won Grammys, VMAs, Billboard Music Awards, American Music Awards and Country Music Awards, and even dabbled in film with From Justin to Kelly.
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Bieber has also dabbled in the fashion industry, most recently launching his new clothing line, Drew, which is a nod to the singer's middle name.
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In 28, just before Joel was born, Green, who had long dabbled in filmmaking, poetry, and art, decided to try his hand at game-making.
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He apparently dabbled in cheerleading back in high school, so hopefully he breaks out a few toe touches on the campaign trail before election day.
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Donald Glover created and stars in Atlanta and has previously dabbled in more comedic roles in shows like Community and has performed stand-up comedy.
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The original film starred Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as sister witches who dabbled in dark magic before finding happiness together in a small town.
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The Yandex Phone isn't the company's only new product recently, as Yandex has dabbled in smart speakers, investments with Uber, and even self-driving cars.
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Before her accident, she hiked parts of the Appalachian Trail, rode her bike to class, went rock climbing in Alabama and dabbled in whitewater kayaking.
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We've also dabbled with influencers, though less at the Kardashian level and more around interesting women with interesting style who other women look up to.
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In a sensitive national conflict with religious overtones, errant words or gestures can have lasting consequences, as past US presidents who dabbled in peacemaking found.
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For one, while he had dabbled with pot in his youth, the lollipop was the first cannabis product he had taken in a long time.
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Image: QualcommIf you've dabbled in mobile gaming, particularly more resource intensive titles like one of the many battle royale games out there, you know jank.
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Even Sanders, with whom Ocasio-Cortez has allied, occasionally dabbled in the Hollywood fundraising circuit, despite promising not to raise money from millionaires and billionaires.
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Running as a tea party candidate O'Donnell won considerable attention that fall with a television ad pushing back on suggestions that she dabbled in witchcraft.
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On top of being big-time animal activists, both actors have also dabbled in teaching – having recently met with college students to discuss progressive marketing.
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Some designers, including Alexander Wang and Baja, have dabbled with pot paraphernalia motifs on the runway, but there isn't much, if any, smoking functionality involved.
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Those new friends will fit right in — including Princess Skystar, voiced by Kristin Chenoweth, who quips that she dabbled in Method acting for the role.
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So many of the big blockbusters coming out then were very much told through the eyes of kids, which is certainly something you've dabbled in.
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But what you may not know about the A-list celeb is that, in her youth, she also dabbled in a little bit of modeling.
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"In a Broadway theater, the best, the best, absolute best sale is called 'word of mouth,' " said Mr. Trump, who once dabbled in theater producing.
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Nas has also dabbled in film and TV. Most recently, he served as an executive producer for "Gully Boy," a 2019 Hindi-language musical drama.
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Fran Rosch, executive vice president of Norton Business Unit, said that Symantec had dabbled in identity security but had nowhere near Lifelock's 4.4 million members.
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Mr. McClendon dabbled in politics and personally appeared in television commercials promoting the benefits of natural gas as a replacement of coal burning for power.
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She was famous for declaring in a campaign ad that she was "not a witch" after suggestions that she dabbled in witchcraft in her youth.
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It's fine if you've dabbled — a happy hour here, a CES party there — and understood that those were brief attempts to get something that's unquantifiable.
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Most of the people that had shit to talk had never dabbled in an underground party before, and never came back to a Honcho again.
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And Mark Hoplamazian, the chief executive of Hyatt Hotels, who has dabbled in meditation, spoke about the importance of empathy and mindfulness to his strategy.
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Since then, I have dabbled in a randomizer for numerous Castlevania titles, Super Metroid, Fire Emblem, Ocarina of Time, and Final Fantasy (4, 5, 33).
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Hospitals and doctor's offices have already dabbled in developing skills for Amazon's voice assistant Alexa, which presents a big opportunity for the e-commerce company.
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Though the Seattle giant has dabbled in meal kits, it has not yet made a concerted push to link them with its Whole Foods efforts.
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In the indictment unsealed on Wednesday, the United States authorities indicated that Mr. Dokuchaev's group also had dabbled in spam marketing for erectile dysfunction drugs.
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While this practice is still certainly far from widespread, the brands that have dabbled in inclusive imagery seem to fit a certain millennial pink profile.
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While he dabbled with the idea of creating a video game, Libin realized there was more opportunity in creating a product that helped people work better.
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Grove also dabbled as an advice columnist, penning a series of newspaper columns on workplace dilemmas that earned him the nickname "Dear Abby of the Workplace."
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They dabbled in cocaine, or they stayed out too late, or, in the case of Teen Wolf's Lydia Martin (played by Holland Roden), they became banshees.
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Glover has also dabbled in stand-up comedy and most recently won a Grammy for Best Traditional R&B Performance for the Childish Gambino song, "Redbone."
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The traditional Deadpool comic version isn't R-rated and the character has only dabbled in the mature, adulterated "Marvel Max" line, similar to other Marvel characters.
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For people who have never dabbled in allocating their finances somewhere beyond their checking and savings accounts, investing — especially real estate investing — can be extremely intimidating.
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Kolev said the man police arrested in association with the crime works as a tester for vulnerabilities in computer networks, but they also dabbled in crime.
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The 21-year-old's dabbled in modeling before with several ad campaigns but this is the first time we see her stroll down fashion lane. #TakeABow
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And it's not just drinking: Almost 23 percent of employees said they smoked marijuana, while about one in 10 said they dabbled in harder, illicit substances.
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If you've already dabbled with home security and want to ramp yours up, the Blink XT2 Outdoor/Indoor Smart Security Camera is available for pre-order.
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Having previously dabbled with slower beats for practice and experimentation, he soon found a lower tempo was more suited to the music he wanted to make.
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Wim Holleeder's early forays into the underworld were modest: he provided muscle for landlords who were looking to evict squatters, and dabbled in various fraudulent schemes.
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I've always been a fan of paper books, and although I had dabbled in reading ebooks on my phone, I had never owned an e-reader.
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I worked on public health projects in rural India, dabbled in trauma and tropical medicine rotations in South Africa, and backpacked through Botswana, Kenya and Tanzania.
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The company has also dabbled in becoming an internet service provider by starting fiber-internet services in a few cities and towns around the United States.
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This particular model, a Brooklyn resident who asked to be identified only as Josephine, a name she sometimes used professionally, had dabbled in high-end prostitution.
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CreditCreditGrace Ahlbom for The New York Times As a teenager in the mid-433s, Damien Echols dabbled in Wicca and wrote love spells in his journal.
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The show, like its parent, combines universal relationship comedy with social commentary (as when Zoey notes that the founder of her new college "dabbled in slavery").
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Whether you're a frequent traveler, a remote worker, or just someone who likes to stay connected, you've probably dabbled with the idea of buying a tablet.
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Yes, that Halle Berry was the runner-up for Miss USA 1986 — and she's not the only celebrity to have dabbled in the beauty pageant world.
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Sometimes they dabbled in extremist material — like videos claiming that Jews control America — that white supremacists have propagated via Discord in recent years, the senior explained.
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For years, many education companies operating in China were known to have dabbled in a legal gray area, as the authorities often looked the other way.
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Altogether, the president dabbled in more than a dozen topics for reporters gathered at his golf club, each one generating newspaper headlines and chyrons on television.
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Foss and her husband have flipped homes; bought, improved, and sold their own homes; and dabbled in owning rental property over the course of her career.
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While this definitely isn't the first time Nintendo has dabbled with DLC, it is the first time they've done so with a main series Pokémon title.
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"While most of Mars Pet is focused on food, the firm had long dabbled in pet healthcare services," Morningstar analyst Debbie Wang wrote in a note.
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I had dabbled in shoulder-length cuts before and remembered feeling somewhat liberated by them — as if a metaphorical weight had been lifted off my shoulders.
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In the years that followed, Mr. Singer dabbled in a series of jobs and companies that he created, but always returned to counseling people for college.
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She had dabbled in puzzle making, sending some to Margaret Farrar, the crossword puzzle editor at The New York Times, but had let the hobby lapse.
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"I dabbled in acting; I tried bartending; I&aposm a terrible waitress so I thought I best stick to singing and songwriting," she said with a laugh.
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Microsoft has dabbled with multiperson collaboration on the web in both Office and its Whiteboard app, and it appears it's bringing those learnings and benefits to everyone.
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The religion was the celebrity spiritual moment du jour during the 2000s, and everyone from Madonna to Ashton Kutcher to Lindsay Lohan dabbled in the mystical religion.
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Promontory has recently dabbled in software, but is best known for its employees' background and their capacity to provide expertise (its contention), contacts (its critics') or both.
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In his late teens and early twenties, Lane told people, he dabbled in Islam, in Marxism, in street gangs, in party drugs, in Occupy, in clothing design.
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Sure, Google had previously dabbled in the mobile hardware business with its Nexus line, but the first Pixel phones were immediately recognizable as much more serious business.
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This season has dabbled at substance with the disinterest of a dilettante: Vampirism as a metaphor for AIDS, fame as a sort of death, motherhood as infection.
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He also dabbled in science, reading Darwin's On the Origin of Species and a primer on physics when he was a 22-year-old in the military.
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As they dabbled with electoral politics in the 1980s, the Brotherhood and its offshoots adopted this language, positioning themselves as the parties of a growing Arab underclass.
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This may be why, in recent years, the magazine has dabbled in the fight for female equality, with arguments against catcalling and looking at leaked celebrity nudes.
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Her father and trainer, Peter Taylor, won the Irish light-heavyweight championship the same year Katie was born, and her two brothers dabbled in the sweet science.
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Charles Foster Kane was the spoiled child of great wealth, who dabbled in populist politics and almost won high-office before being undone by a sex scandal.
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It's never been clear how Citymapper will make moneyCitymapper has dabbled abortively in "smart buses" and spoken vaguely about selling a "software stack" to public transport providers.
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For our third interview, we talked with Lily, a 25-year-old in New York City who dabbled in sugar dating on and off for three years.
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Rear-wheel steering genesis This isn't the first time that someone has dabbled in rear-wheel steering on a pickup, but things are a little different today.
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Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook were explosive in Oklahoma City's victory, which came as no surprise to Wade, who has dabbled in the art of clutch performances.
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Since turning pro in the mid 90s, Crankers has starred in well over a dozen skate videos, dabbled in photography, and even tried his hand at acting.
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Then we rode an hour over the llanos to a small lake, where hundreds of ducks dabbled amid a large herd of capybara and dozens of shorebirds.
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His mother taught Latin, while his father, Antonio, worked in the construction business and dabbled in post-fascist politics as an activist with the Italian Social Movement.
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Over the years, the Revolution have dabbled in signing higher-priced players, but none has proved a particularly large draw or game-changing addition on the field.
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And he dabbled in lending to borrowers via high-interest payday loans, then earned some more by channeling those who could be saved into nonprofit credit counseling.
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Michael Pillsbury, a China scholar at the Hudson Institute who occasionally plays tennis with Mr. Navarro, said he hadn't realized that Mr. Navarro had dabbled in fiction.
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Welch had dabbled in acting—he'd appeared as a victim in a low-budget slasher movie—thus, it followed, his raid on the restaurant had been staged.
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While Ford has dabbled with fully-electric cars before, this is the company's first serious attempt at making a long-range EV for a wide customer base.
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As mayor, he dabbled in petty diplomacy in 1995 by having the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat ejected from a New York Philharmonic concert celebrating the United Nations.
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She's married to Pierre Bastid, a 64-year-old Moroccan-born Frenchman who made a fortune in energy, and recently dabbled in Alpine hotels, restaurants and pharmaceuticals.
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He has written thrillers, dabbled in historical fiction and was last heard from in 2016 as the vice-presidential running mate to the Libertarian nominee, Gary Johnson.
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Microsoft has dabbled in more consumer-friendly tablets in the past, but has shifted focus in recent years to its pricier pro line of tablets and laptops.
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The New England Patriots tight end -- who's dabbled in comedy before -- is launching his own comedy special called, "Unsportsmanlike Comedy with Rob Gronkowski" ... which debuts Friday on Showtime.
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Mr Clapton dabbled with a wah-wah pedal, George Harrison used reverse taping on a handful of Beatles' recordings and Mr Townshend occasionally allowed feedback into his tracks.
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These are the kinds of paranoid accusations her father, the Mad King Aerys Targaryen (David Rintoul), likely dabbled in before he descended into pure, "burn them all!" madness.
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When she was 16, she was cast on the Nickelodeon show Victorious, which made her a star, though mostly with younger viewers, and she dabbled in bubblegum pop.
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He has dabbled in racially charged proposals like his Muslim ban, and engaged in a never-ending series of personal attacks, most recently with a Gold Star family.
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While Turner has dabbled in the outfield at Syracuse, manager Dusty Baker said Friday he will likely serve as a backup infielder during this stint with the Nationals.
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A longtime fan of house, techno, and UK garage, he's also dabbled in more electronic-minded one-offs, including tracks with Baauer, Flying Lotus, Sinjin Hawke, and more.
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Merchandise is an area Netflix has dabbled in before – like those "Stranger Things" tees at Target and other items at Hot Topic, for example – but not at scale.
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We had dabbled in self-recording and the gear was getting cheaper and cheaper, it was easier to make a bedroom recording that might be a great record.
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She's a proud woman, and rightly so: when she was younger, she practiced law and dabbled as a political macher—she was encouraged to run for City Council.
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In February, during a three-week window between the time when I left my last journalism job, and when I started this one, I dabbled in freelance writing.
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He had dabbled in kickboxing in 2004 with a victory over Takehiro Murahama and a surprisingly competitive and dramatic fight with the great Masato on New Year's Eve.
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Rating: 🍆🍆 While we might have all dabbled with a hook-up app, not all of us are that experienced or comfortable with random and anonymous sex.
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In 2004, the government disclosed that its scientists had dabbled in reprocessing and enriching nuclear material without first informing the International Atomic Energy Agency as required by treaty.
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As a teenager, she dabbled in modeling and won a voice scholarship to the Peabody Institute, but turned it down after deciding against pursuing a career in music.
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He dabbled in politics, too: Though a longtime Democrat, he switched to the Republican Party and became the GOP nominee for a 2003 New York City Council race.
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Updike dabbled in sports in his Rabbit series (those novels' central figure is a former high school basketball star), but this was his only true foray into sportswriting.
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That has had an impact on Ingenico in particular, which has dabbled in partnerships with various tech companies like Google and Groupon, but has never led the charge.
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All the more because Linked has dabbled in building tools to help people make better connections with each other when they are in the same physical space before.
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I've dabbled in a slew of products in the past year alone to brighten my under-eye area up, but the Facetune app has been my best bet.
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She has dabbled also in philanthropy and modeling, and is an ambassador for High Fives Foundation, a non-profit organization that raises awareness on injury prevention in sports.
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Uber has dabbled with helicopters in the past, offering one-off rides as promotional stunts at Cannes Film Festival, the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and more.
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It dabbled in experimental episodes and minimal arcs, but over the course of five seasons told a beautiful story of growing up, getting high, and finding your soulmate.
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The business was founded by a New Yorker named George Dayton who dabbled in banking and real estate before making his mark in the world of department stores.
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To date, the company has dabbled with the S Health app, which is a central hub to monitor fitness, as well as bringing out a slew of wearables.
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According to Rolling Stone, Hunter took part in early LSD experiments while at Stanford and dabbled in Scientology before leaving for the Southwest, where he battled drug issues.
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I'd be surprised if her opponents didn't use it as a way to undercut her credibility, as has happened with female politicians who have dabbled in this space before.
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While the company has dabbled in adding more creation features to the camera, most notably stickers, it has long been an afterthought for the company's notoriously lethargic product division.
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For all the evidence of Russian activity, we may never know to what extent Moscow truly affected the outcomes of any of the political contests in which it dabbled.
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In just a few years, Arkansas was transformed from a largely Democratic state that dabbled in voting for Republican presidents to one of the reddest states in the nation.
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Every sportswear behemoth has dabbled in designer pair-ups, too, like Stella McCartney for Adidas, Riccardo Tisci's collab with Nike, and Under Armour's forthcoming pair-up with Tim Coppens.
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Between the lines: While the company has dabbled with some hardware products, like its Oculus Rift VR headset, it typically makes most of its money from software, mostly advertising.
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Back in the day, the car companies dabbled in fleet management with the emergence of the rental car business, but eventually most were spun off into their own ventures.
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When it comes to bottles that don't break the bank, we are familiar with standbys from Aldi and Trader Joe's and have dabbled in newcomers from Target and Lidl.
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Known for her role on the 2000s MTV darling The Hills, Port has since dabbled in multiple television ventures, and even went on to publish a memoir in 2011.
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He has also dabbled in the world of startups, including starting a company called FreeBusy whose tool used artificial intelligence to generate mileage logs using users' cloud-based calendars.
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Where Justin Bieber—to whom Zayn is often compared—only dabbled in experimental spelling on his recent album Purpose, Zayn takes it to the extreme, apparently applying it indiscriminately.
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Though DannyGirl dabbled in fashion photography briefly and has been shooting nude photos for nearly two decades, about ten years ago, she decided to focus her efforts on escorts.
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Hogue has frequently dabbled in magic boosterism (he proclaimed a "National Magic Week" in 2014) and reportedly got in touch with Sessions about a resolution on a national level.
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McLeary has also dabbled in whimsical, fresh creations like shoulder pads and hats (pictured below), and has begun to teach floral jewelry-making techniques to others at her studio.
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Over the ensuing years, Erickson dabbled in state and federal political campaigns, including work on the Dakota Accountability Project in 2003 set up to try to defeat Democratic Sen.
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Cali and Noelle have also dabbled in other screen work since "Friends," most recently with the horror film "Us" released earlier this year starring Lupita Nyong'o and Elisabeth Moss.
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Her collaborations with Tony Bennett crossed pop standards and the great American songbook off her list, but she's also dabbled in country, hip-hop, and songs verging on rock.
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Ms. Powell Jobs has dabbled in using entertainment to promote causes; in 2013, she backed Davis Guggenheim's "The Dream Is Now," a short-form documentary focused on immigration reform.
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The grand finale of last month's Paris Beer Week featured more than 40 French craft breweries, virtually all of which have dabbled in hoppy American-influenced India pale ales.
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Hurd, who attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas on a tennis scholarship and reportedly dabbled on the professional tennis circuit immediately after graduating, began his career at NCR Corp.
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On Monday, the elder Di Maio, who dabbled in post-fascist politics, posted a painful video on his Facebook page that was subsequently spread across Five Star social media.
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One of the Iranian campaigns Facebook discovered dabbled in a mix of misinformation and more traditional hacking, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, wrote in a blog post.
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Mr. Torshin's introduction to the N.R.A. came through an unlikely go-between, a Nashville lawyer named G. Kline Preston IV, a Russophile who dabbled in Russian commerce and law.
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Kevin Gill, a software engineer at The Jet Propulsion Lab, a NASA research and development center in California, works in data visualization and has dabbled in image processing professionally.
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Before that, she dabbled in what she described as sex work, falling into it rather unusually while working with a health and advocacy group handing out condoms in brothels.
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He's continued working on games, dabbled in augmented reality apps, and even tried his hand at designing playground equipment before being stymied by the heavy costs and regulations involved.
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Vanderbilt dabbled in acting, painting, poetry and modeling before the Hallmark greeting card company bought some of her artwork for a line of paper goods in the early 1970s.
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If you're one of those plain vanilla Chrome users—or if you've only dabbled in the extensions game—check out these sprinkles of joy that the WIRED staff swears by.
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Not that she's been idle; Swift has dabbled a bit in the music world, she co-wrote Calvin Harris and Rihanna's hit, "This Is What You Came For" last year.
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Trump has mostly dabbled in fundraising to benefit others -- and will do so again Thursday at an event to benefit Christie, the New Jersey governor and former GOP presidential hopeful.
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Cheah said his overriding principle is that the businesses must do no societal harm — which is why he has never dabbled in anything involved with gambling or smoking, he said.
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Along the way, Romo dabbled in politics, supporting President Vicente Fox of the conservative National Action Party as he ended more than seven decades of single-party rule in Mexico.
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Since I already use raw honey mixed with cinnamon as a daily cleanser and have dabbled with honey-sugar scrubs in the past, I thought I knew what to expect.
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Coupland recently flew his van Gogh doppelgänger to Vancouver, where Baker's face was 3D-scanned to attain data for a bronze sculpture — a medium the artist himself never dabbled in.
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The 2015 arrest of Ahmed Mohamed, then a 14-year-old bespectacled ninth-grader who dabbled in robotics and attended high school in Irving, had ignited a social media firestorm.
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Although they've dabbled in mass production and have even designed a Dutch postal stamp, their signature works sell to collectors in white-cube galleries rather than to decorators in showrooms.
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Murphy: I had dabbled in Quake 1 modding in the past, so as soon as the mod tools were released I figured there would be a way to fix it.
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If you're spending time social distancing with kids home from school, you might have dabbled in a viewing of Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse a few hundred times by now.
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But even Prada, where Miuccia Prada extolled bad taste as well as good and dabbled in fabrics she hated as well as ones she loved, seems stuck in a rut.
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Mr. Linton had dabbled in alternative spirituality since his youth in Barbados, and he more recently came upon the Oahspe bible in a private study group for like-minded seekers.
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Ms. Castillo said she only dabbled in the tenor range these days, but that having gone through life as both female and male would continue to pay dividends for her.
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During his time as a conservative radio talk show host, he pushed the debunked idea that Barack Obama wasn't born in the United States and dabbled in decidedly racist rhetoric.
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A clarinetist and tenor saxophonist of irresistible rhythmic aplomb, Ms. Cohen has dabbled in music for midsize ensembles, and this one should bring out some vibrant colors in her writing.
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Gooding Jr. has dabbled in TV as well, with star roles in American Horror Story and American Crime Story as O.J. Simpson, for which he was nominated for an Emmy award.
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This could be key as investors have been strategic in certain stocks this year, for instance they dabbled in recovery stock Glencore and targeted "best in breed" companies like Rio Tinto.
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What we saw the OpenAI bots achieve was awe-inspiring for anyone who's ever dabbled in Dota, but it's still only scratching the surface of the competitive complexity of this game.
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The Sun (no relation to today's tabloid of the same name) partnered with this businessman, Thomas de la Rue, a printer who also dabbled in making straw hats and paper bonnets.
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Pocket Lint reports that his new piece of red plastic—known as the Owl Stereoscope—gives credit to the Victorian scientists who first dabbled with 3D vision over a century ago.
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While Valve has previously dabbled in releasing films on the platform, including documentaries like Indie Game: The Movie, this marks the company's first big effort at expanding into traditional blockbuster movies.
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And, the words he did say were ones larded with just the sort of ambiguity that he has long dabbled in but which threatens to tear the social fabric even further.
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I would tell her Justin Timberlake didn't count; he was a natural dancer, dabbled in AAVE, and had a head full of curls that he mistakenly cornrowed from time to time.
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The NASCAR champion, who has dabbled in IndyCar and dragsters, now has his eyes set on sports cars — but more importantly the Yas Marina Circuit, site of the Formula 1 finale.
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Introductory sessions are aimed at those who know how to code, but don't have experience building for voice platforms, while advanced sessions attendees will have likely already dabbled in voice apps.
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Celebrity-"designed" clothing collections are so ubiquitous these days, we sometimes forget which stars have dabbled in the craft and who hasn't (yet, as it's just a matter of time, really).
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For example, the company dabbled with a news summary app of its own, called NYT Now, which was designed to offer an easy-to-scan list of the day's top stories.
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Prior to the sunglasses collab, Bosworth dabbled in clothing and shoes, creating multiple Topshop collections back in 2013, followed by a shoe collection with Matisse in 2014, which she helped design.
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Mr. Faber said the company had dabbled in so-called alternative protein sources for roughly a decade, building a plant-based brand in Spain and experimenting with fermentation methods in India.
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At first, the company dabbled mostly in random projects: an LED system for GM, a local network for IBM, and even a film-editing system that won an Oscar in 2207.
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The next time I saw my hookup buddy who'd dabbled with spanking me previously, I told him that I wanted him to go to town on my ass — and he did.
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And you could probably point to the premise of Elba's previous work for Discovery International, in which he dabbled with racing for Idris Elba: No Limits, as evidence in your favor.
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At Monse the designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia also dabbled in unisex clothing, putting their women's wear, which is mostly about deconstructed men's wear, on men as well as women.
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The man who started it, Ingemar Gens, was not an educator but a journalist who dabbled in anthropology and gender theory, having studied Swedish men seeking mail-order brides in Thailand.
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He was one of a small group of Silicon Valley tech and fintech figures — early Facebook employee turned investor Chamath Palihapitiya is also among them — who dabbled in bitcoin fairly early.
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And while other countries have dabbled in the practice—North Korea famously hacked Sony Pictures under the moniker "Guardians of Peace"—no one has pushed that progress more than the Russians.
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I think if I ever dabbled in such hallucinogens (and it's probably inadvisable for someone with my medical history), I figure I'd want to do it in a relatively serene environment.
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Bows and arrows are tough to make look scary onscreen, and a supernatural element — the college's founder dabbled in the dark arts — undermines the movie's grounding in the here and now.
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A heroin user who dabbled in burglary to support his habit, Loeb had found things in the bag that might have belonged to a police officer: handcuffs, mace, and a gun.
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In the past year alone, she's dabbled in several different color changes, from brunette and blonde to gray, blue, and pink, thanks to celebrity stylist (and her personal hair sidekick) Chris Appleton.
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Through a latex message board on Reddit, I found a user named Scarlet, who, after years of vanilla sex, adopted a latex fetish while dating a man who dabbled in the kink.
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The app's content now touches on a variety of topics, from fashion, food and health to skin care, and it's dabbled offline to host meetups for those craving a sense of camaraderie.
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Newborns in the nurse's hospital ward weren't just exposed to heroin; the pregnant addicts have often downed alcohol, taken prescription painkillers or dabbled with the latest fad, the anti-seizure drug Neurontin.
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Trump, after all, is a businessman who has dabbled in the market, on top of representing a Republican Party that is supposed to be friendlier to business interests and Wall Street culture.
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This is a move Asus has dabbled with before, but axing webcams entirely on these new systems makes a strong (though potentially quite accurate) statement on what the company thinks gamers want.
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Exactly what the impact would be is hard to judge because Tapie, who has also dabbled in acting, singing and hosting a television show, has been close to both mainstream political sides.
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Last year, the Golden Arches debuted Frozen Coke at select locations — much to the chagrin of movie theaters and their monopoly on Coca-Cola Icees — and has also dabbled in frozen lemonade.
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Though it has dabbled in smaller films, Deadline reported last March that the company paid $90 million for science fiction film "Bright," which is directed by David Ayers and stars Will Smith.
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But Facebook has dabbled in hardware previously, including with a project last year where it offered free Bluetooth beacons to business owners as part of a wireless, location-based ambient advertising push.
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He'd always dabbled with psychedelics for stress relief, but when he read a book about tryptamines, called TIHKAL: The Continuation (by Alexander and Ann Shulgin), he decided to try 4-AcO-DMT.
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We love the idea of adding greenery to our homes, but the actual execution and time commitment can be a little bit intimidating — which is why we've mostly dabbled in artificial plants.
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One user pointed to the fact that the ad "[ignores] every single Latinx artists" by shining the spotlight on Bieber and anointing him the king of a genre he's only dabbled in.
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Geographers were regarded as posers who dabbled in sociology, cultural anthropology, social psychology, history, and of course, political science – specialties that in and of themselves require years of training and intellectual immersion.
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"I dabbled with pot in my teens, but I didn't like the way it made me feel, so I hadn't used it in quite some time before becoming pregnant," she told VICE.
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He was the manager of post-production for the company, but he'd dabbled in writing too, and he'd been looking for a follow-up to his groundbreaking 1978 piece on breakbeat culture.
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When Tarantino has dabbled in cross-racial buddy-bonding before—as in Pulp Fiction's Vincent and Jules, and Django Unchained 's King and Django—it's made some kind of pragmatic, intellectual sense.
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"I dabbled with pot in my teens, but I didn't like the way it made me feel, so I hadn't used it in quite some time before becoming pregnant," she told VICE.
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They unsuccessfully dabbled in side businesses, including a fashion label, but eventually found their film footing with releases like "The King's Speech," which won the Academy Award for best picture in 2010.
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James B. Lee, a retired physicist who also dabbled in work as a stagehand for local rock shows, does not use credit much anymore and was not interested in freezing his file.
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According to Alegria, Wardy was "healthy as a horse," shied away from drugs (though he had, at points, dabbled in steroids, she told me), only drank beer, and was a healthy eater.
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America was changing, as was Hallmark's work force, and while the brand had dabbled in cards for black consumers since the 1960s, it didn't have a perennial line that addressed them directly.
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In a flurry of tweets and retweets, Ms. Barr dabbled in far-right conspiracy theories old and new that included falsehoods about a frequent bogeyman, George Soros, the billionaire and progressive philanthropist.
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The product is a bit of a bizarre one, given that Belkin historically hasn't dabbled too much in the speaker game (outside of the occasional experiment, like 2013's Fusive Bluetooth Speaker).
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It's long dabbled in the space with its product recommendations tailored to buyers and sellers on the marketplace, but now it is exploring ways to use the technology across its many teams.
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Silver-haired and 79, Mr. Pottinger had been a senior civil-rights official in the Nixon and Ford administrations, but he also dabbled in investment banking and wrote best-selling medical thrillers.
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Abandoning metal for wood, he began a quest to perfect the kind of fretted musical instrument he had dabbled with since he was 13, in his case a C-1 model Gibson.
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He has dabbled in pop psychology: many years ago, he read "Getting to Yes," the best-selling self-help book from 292, in an effort to improve his negotiating skills in Hollywood.
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Since appearing on Rap of China, he has dabbled in more commercially friendly material like "20," a catchy duet with Taiwanese pop star Cyndi Wang, and the bouncy "Tigress," featuring Boss Shady.
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He served as a Marine for a while, worked in the film industry, and dabbled in his family business of woven grass curtain manufacturing, but he couldn't silence his Vietnamese taco calling.
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The Django Unchained actress previously dabbled in the world of nail polish, taking on the role of OPI Creative Ambassador and collaborating with the brand on a Washington D.C.-themed nail lacquer collection.
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While the company has dabbled in fitness-focused watches before with the Fitbit Blaze, the Ionic is the company's first (and long-awaited) true smartwatch, distinguished by its support of third-party apps.
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The BOJ dabbled in changing its unwritten policy on stock market support in April and May, allowing greater price declines without buying, though it switched back to its old script in late May.
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He grew up around real-deal gangsters and dabbled in their world, but he also was positioned to be a pop star in a way that his fellow Cash Money artists were not.
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This is from Kikki's Nashville period when she dabbled in country music and Googling all of this has been the highlight of my week — definitely watch the live video of this 1984 single.
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His politician cousin Oleksandr described him in an interview with The Verge as a "technical specialist" and "freelancer" who also dabbled in property development, though said he was unsure of his trading capabilities.
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With his raspy voice, reptilian face, trademark Buddha amulet necklace and clammy hands, Klaew Thanikul wasn't just some rich guy who owned a Muay Thai boxing gym and dabbled in the odd promotion.
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Brooks has installed suburban rooftops near Times Square, planted a forest of artificial trees in Toronto, dabbled in the black market for exotic fish, and buried a backhoe at Storm King Art Center.
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Later as a teen, he dabbled briefly with socialist politics, but became bitter when he concluded that left-wing activists were motivated more by hatred of the rich than empathy for the poor.
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He's since dabbled in selling on eBay, but never got many bids, and he won't consider selling on Amazon Marketplace, which charges 225 cents per item sold or a $212 monthly subscription fee.
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While some of these companies have dabbled in creating some content internally, they are now working on longer-form content like documentaries and episodic series — posing yet another threat to traditional ad agencies.
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He's also been a larger-than-life public presence who's dabbled in drag, led the country through the tragedy of September 11, 2001, and now is a central figure in Trump's impeachment inquiry.
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Sure, I had dabbled in the giggling French kisses of curious high school sleepovers, but never did I go to a girl's room with the intention of having Lesbian Sex Official with her.
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CBS's "Mom" tells stories about addiction and recovery, Fox's "Bordertown" is rooted in the immigration war and Louis C.K.'s self-distributed "Horace and Pete" has dabbled in commentary on the 2016 election.
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He's always game to try a new social media platform; in addition to Twitter, Google+ and Instagram, he's also on Pinterest and The List App, and he has dabbled in reddit and Periscope.
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Because quad-stack puzzles were unusual and rare, constructors who dabbled in the genre were given a bit more leeway, especially when it came to some of the crossing words around the stacks.
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Though he was billed primarily as a rapper, XXXTentacion also dabbled in genres like punk and emo, favoring a lo-fi aesthetic that came from recording at home instead of in professional studios.
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While my mother dabbled in these areas, she was also an extraordinary individual, a woman devoted to poetry, dance, vigorous optimism, boldly patterned Marimekko dresses and a nice glass of vodka after dinner.
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Then, there is the long list of mixed martial artists who have dabbled in Japanese pro wrestling organizations; a list that includes names like Josh Barnett, Don Frye, Bas Rutten and Bob Sapp.
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What hasn't yet grabbed me—just as it never quite did in the original game, which I dabbled with on Vita and in its PS4 remaster—is the character of Kat, the protagonist.
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He dabbled in even-easier listening, without surging Acropolis-style drama ("If I Could Tell You"); pan-global flutes ("Ethnicity"); and collaborations with crossover opera stars like Plácido Domingo and Renée Fleming ("Inspirato").
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" Wilson Tang, the owner of Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Manhattan's Chinatown, said his family dabbled in roasting turkey at home when he was growing up, with results that were "hit or miss.
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She's also dabbled in the film industryCargile used her visual-effects skills as a producer on 2013's Kill Your Darlings, a period thriller starring Daniel Radcliffe as Allen Ginsberg, according to IMBb. 3.
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In addition to her music career, she has also dabbled in acting, starring in an onstage production of the musical Blood Brothers … and in case you were wondering, still lives up to her name.
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I dabbled in it when I was 18 because I wanted to fit in with my friends who went, but I never took it seriously and I didn't really hear what they were saying.
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During her first-ever appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this week, King, 63, opened up about how even though she's never dabbled with the drug, she's not staunchly opposed to trying it.
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According to the casino source and another Macanese businessman who had known him for years, Kim dabbled in business ventures in Macau including a Japanese restaurant called Gold Japanese Cuisine that closed last year.
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Yes. Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, dabbled in a little hacking before starting his venture with social media, so if he's covering his webcam, you should at least consider that security measure for yourself.
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The Scotts currently host several successful series on HGTV, but before they found fame in the home renovation game, they dabbled as actors, game show hosts, and, in Jonathan's case, a Las Vegas illusionist.
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"I like the clean lines and simple elegance of mid-century but I also love modern designs and the collection reflects that," says Lane, who has long dabbled in multiple forms of creative expression.
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Before Blake Lively stole our hearts in the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, dabbled in interior design, and began trolling her husband Ryan Reynolds on Instagram, she had a brief stint as Baby Spice.
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Sure, she dabbled in the style spotlight at husband Kanye West's Yeezy season 3 show, but still, Kim was kovered up and went semi incognito wearing a platinum blonde wig and oversize fur coat.
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In the span of a few months, Khloé Kardashian co-founded a fashion brand with a mission to make inclusive jeans, broke a denim industry record, and dabbled, quite successfully, in other apparel categories.
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She writes that understanding the intricacies of color theory can be of value to milliners and dressmakers — occupations often held by women during the Victorian era — along with housewives who dabbled in home decor.
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Rather, most people's knowledge of cupping before this year's Olympics came from a handful of proponents in Hollywood, such as the actress Gwyneth Paltrow, who has dabbled with it for more than a decade.
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The actress' breakout role in The Notebook showed her as a brunette, she was blond in Mean Girls, had a dramatic ombré in True Detective, and even dabbled with strawberry-red hair in 2005.
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Black Mirror has dabbled in gallows humor before, but this time Brooker has help from acclaimed comedy collaborators Michael Schur and Rashida Jones, who wrote the script based on a story outline by Brooker.
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As someone with a few thousand followers on Instagram, I've dabbled in sponsored content and working with brands, and even on this small scale, it's made me realize how much work goes into it.
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I read profiles of Paddock -- he gambled, dabbled in real estate, took Valium for his nerves and hated to be out in the sun -- and instinctively felt I knew the place he called home.
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While this is Mr. McDonagh's first Off Broadway show, he's no stranger to the limelight: He has a radio show on WBAI, and he has dabbled in live storytelling, political activism and reality television.
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As it turned out, Mr. Hutchins had dabbled in the dark arts as a minor, continuing up until the age of 20, when he reversed course and dedicated himself to legitimate activities, like research.
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Painter Margaret Mellis pitched up with her husband Adrian Stokes, a nigh on perfect art critic of an Englishman who also dabbled in psychotherapy within the elegantly straitening confines of a Harris Tweed jacket.
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She said she had "dabbled in poetry" and creative writing as a student at the State University of New York at Purchase and earned a degree in fine arts from Brooklyn College in 2008.
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In the past, retailers have dabbled in limited curbside programs that either skewed on the side of promotional gimmick, as in the case of Nike, or unsustainable, as it was for Sears and Kmart.
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Pervez Musharraf, a former army chief who ruled Pakistan as president from 2001 to 2008, was hugely popular as a general but faced a backlash once he shed his uniform and dabbled in politics.
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He's gained business mentors and dabbled in a year of college education along the way, but he said much of that success comes down to four traits he picked up during his homeschooling days.
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But the Justice Department alleges that this white-hat hacker dabbled in more malicious endeavors three years ago, when, authorities say, he created a banking trojan called Kronos and conspired to sell it to criminals.
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He's best known for writing such pathbreaking graphic novels as Watchmen and From Hell, but he's always dabbled in other fields, including punk music, literary fiction, and the cult worship of the snake god Glycon.
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While at the University of Oxford, Osborne dabbled in student journalism and was proud enough of his efforts to display the two issues of the magazine he edited in his Downing Street flat while chancellor.
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This included prizefighting—and Raft, who had once dabbled in boxing (with a woeful career as a substitute, where he lost 10 of his 21 fights by KO), was a natural choice to help out.
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Trump, in his campaign and in his White House, has repeatedly dabbled in racially-coded language and sometimes overly apologetic language about white supremacists -- most notably in his response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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White Wolf sometimes dabbled in irony, but mostly its output felt incredibly heartfelt: The world really was choking in pollution, childhood betrayed really does make you cold inside, hungering forever really does hollow you out.
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Along the way, she launched a fashion line, dabbled in modeling, became a spokeswoman for Coke, and eloped with her guitarist—all of which is to say her story is, you know, pretty fucking wild.
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For two years, while bolstering Mr. Assad's brutal regime, President Vladimir Putin of Russia dabbled with the United States in efforts to arrange the earlier cease-fires and negotiate an end to the civil war.
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Booker at one point dabbled in Obama's political strategy of using his credibility as a black man to explicitly downplay the significance of race in American life, but he's since walked away from that. Sen.
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That signaled an early focus on the U.S. prescription drug market, where PillPack is headquartered, but the company had dabbled in introducing prescription medications to its marketplace in Japan with the support of local partners.
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At the time, Mr. Pierson was a stressed-out ad executive in London, and Mr. Puddicombe — who had studied as a Buddhist monk and dabbled as a circus performer — was teaching meditation to anxious Britons.
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Matalon also dabbled in editorial work this year, shooting Alicia Garza, a co-founder of Black Lives Matter, and Girl Pool, an Indie Rock duo, for the covers of Bloomberg Businessweek and The Fader, respectively.
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The Chinese viral video app popular among Gen-Zers dabbled in Comic-Con promotions this year, but you had to squint to see the banner attached to the back of plane circling around the convention center.
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Over the last decade, banks and government institutions in multiple countries including the US, China, and Switzerland have dabbled in quantum encryption products, but Christensen suspects that the technology will be niche for a while longer.
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Apple has already dabbled in US-based manufacturing itself with the Mac Pro, and the company has been rumored in the past months to be considering exploring further options for expanding its domestic production as well.
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And there is suspicion -- though no written confirmation -- that a number of the early presidents, including some of the Founding Fathers, might have dabbled themselves, although the National Constitution Center has sought to dispel those myths.
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As Indian leaders then dabbled with socialism, explored friendships with other post-colonial states and found America pumping arms into Pakistan as a reward for its ruling generals' "anti-Communism", they grew disillusioned with the West.
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I dabbled in nabbing achievements and trophies when they first showed up, and may have been guilty of buying a cheap game or two whose achievement lists were easy to check off, but the appeal waned.
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In the past year, Usher has dabbled in a wide variety of different hairstyles, including hair tattoos along the sides of his head, a silk-pressed coif, intricate braids, and wearing his natural hair in twists.
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The company is best known for its classic guitars and amps, which were key to the rock and roll revolution some 60-odd years ago, but it's never dabbled in the electronics world like this before.
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In addition to her high-flying fashion jobs, Camille has also dabbled in acting, appearing in the French film Our Day Will Come alongside Vincent Cassel, and starring in music videos for The Strokes and MGMT.
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Von Miller hosted his annual All Hallows' Eve bash for his teammates on Monday ... and the unofficial theme seemed to be people who famously dabbled in the booger sugar, nose candy, devil's candy ... you know, COCAINE!
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The NES-style educational system, which it first released in 1988, proved a turning point for the company, which had dabbled in consumer electronics periodically in the 80s but fully committed to them around this time.
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Brooklyn Rider has continued that tradition, albeit, as its name implies, across the river: The members have dabbled in jazz, folk and world music, and recently released an album with the polymathic singer-songwriter Gabriel Kahane.
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The Koch network has dabbled in working with and supporting Democrats when their interests have aligned, and the network alarmed some Republicans earlier this year when it funded a digital ad campaign applauding North Dakota Sen.
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We were emerging from a very different headspace where we had really dabbled in these other styles, so it took us a while to rediscover why we wanted to be a band in the first place.
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Uber has yet to build out any kind of a network like GrabPay, but it's interesting that it has dabbled in lots of areas where it leverages its existing user base to expand its commercial network.
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They dabbled in conceptual art that included text: The "Log-O-rithmic Slide Rule" consisted of a list of adjectives and adverbs that could be slid up and down against each other to form Dadaesque phrases.
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President Trump, who has dabbled in conspiracy theories himself, has expressed great interest in ensuring that the government finally divulge virtually everything it has kept out of the public eye for more than a half-century.
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Like a lot of intermediate surfers, I've dabbled in lessons over the years, but I always wondered if there was a better way than the ethereal, "feel the wave" instruction that doesn't translate to actual skills.
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She dabbled in establishment politics during college, working for Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, on immigration issues, but soon turned her attention to the grass-roots work that would come to define her candidacy.
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Like many a desperate parent before me, I dabbled briefly in the how-to industrial complex and was horrified to find, in pages filled with insufferable pretension and naive optimism, a reflection of my former self.
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The most scathing critique has been that the parents shouldn&apost have put their trust in a startup or Paltrow Neumann, a former yoga instructor who dabbled in acting before partnering with her husband at WeWork.
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In addition to his role at Marriott, he served as Northwest Airlines' chief executive and even dabbled in sports as a co-owner -- with George W. Bush and other investors -- of the Texas Rangers baseball team.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Along with his more famous essays, plays, short stories, and novels, philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre also dabbled in screenwriting a few times over the course of his life.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Wagner has also had dabbled in the entertainment industry, having played a former Marlboro Man and participated in films such as Into the Wild, Flags of Our Fathers, Inferno and L.A. Heat.
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Though last year's decision on zero-rating programs signalled a desire to uphold net neutrality, the country has also dabbled in government censorship of online content, including a police blackout of internet access in Kashmir last summer.
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Sweden has dabbled with shorter workdays before: from 260 to 2005, home-care-services workers in one Swedish municipality had a six-hour workday, but it was abolished due to a lack of data proving its worth.
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Meyers, best known for his prolific desk-sitting at Late Night and Saturday Night Live, dabbled in standup as part of the mixed career of comedy and acting that led him to SNL in the first place.
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Immersive theater has, up until now, typically dabbled in areas like historical fiction and horror, the latter borne from the evolution of the haunted house as guests seek out ever more elaborate setups and psychologically taxing experiences.
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It released a professional VR camera called the Jaunt One, as well as an app with an extensive library of VR videos, and it dabbled in major projects like Invisible, a VR miniseries directed by Doug Liman.
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But when asked if his kids — Henry, 7, and James, 13 — see him as a "cooler dad" now that he's dabbled in the Harry Potter universe, the 40-year-old Irish actor admits not much has changed.
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Trump noted that he has dabbled in the market successfully — "I did like 50 stocks just for fun, because I'm not a person that really believes in it too much," he told Fox — but cautioned against it.
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Linklater's best Hollywood effort: Like many filmmakers of his generation, Linklater has occasionally dabbled in big studio filmmaking, both to pay the bills and seemingly to test how much of his sensibility he can smuggle into them.
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FYI -- Bolt's dabbled in the DJ industry in the past, and has expressed interest in pursuing a career on the 1s and 2s ... so it's very possible he was getting some solid pointers from Aoki as well.
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Prior presidents have dabbled in steel protectionism by invoking "anti-dumping" rules that lead to legal and bureaucratic wrangling at the World Trade Organization, mild international tiffs, and then usually both sides backing down to some extent.
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Donald J. Trump, who has repeatedly dabbled in conspiracy theories during his time on the campaign trail, accused Senator Ted Cruz's father of associating with Lee Harvey Oswald not long before Oswald assassinated President John F. Kennedy.
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At the start of the Revolutionary War, George Washington, who dabbled in the flute, personally directed the creation of a fife and drum corps and ordered that the fifes be sorted by pitch to ensure proper sound.
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While he dabbled in the 1960s in the Harold — the long-form structure of interweaving scenes that is a foundation of improv today — he didn't test his theories until he paired up with Ms. Halpern in 1982.
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Mr. Murphy, 46, an in-demand producer and D.J., also dabbled: he cooked; he created a craft coffee line; opened a wine bar; and promoted his long-held vision of making the subway turnstiles play a tune.
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It turns out that one of the central figures in Combat 18 was a former Benedictine monk who had previously dabbled in Satanism, and wanted to establish a kind of white-only farming commune in rural Essex.
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Francisco dabbled in antiquities, and when Pinto was seven his father bought an Intel Pentium desktop computer with a dial-up Internet connection and installed it in the living room, to buy and sell ancient coins online.
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All those articles you see with advice on how to talk to your wacky uncle about Trump over turkey and stuffing (a genre Vox has dabbled in too) don't actually seem to have much of an audience.
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China's P2P firms have dabbled in all manner of misdemeanors, including misallocating funds and mass criminal enterprises such as Ezubao - a 22 billion yuan fraud - where convictions ranged from illegal possession of weapons to undocumented border crossings.
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What YG may be forgetting is that LeBron has dabbled in rap before -- in fact, TMZ Sports has Bron's tracks from a 2014 session with his pal, Sian Cotton ... when the two hit a recording studio in Ohio.
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The Mexican-American singer has previously dabbled in Latino music — with a Spanish version of "A Year Without Rain" and a few tributes to her namesake Selena Quintanilla — but she has yet to put out a bilingual album.
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But they also dabbled in some "new" technology by launching the inaugural telegraph tweet (note: the tourism office is simply calling this Yukon's first telegraphed tweet, but I couldn't find evidence this has been done anywhere else before).
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" Jones himself has also dabbled in this stuff, despite his feud with the neo-Nazis: In one October broadcast, he warned of a "Jewish mafia" that controls the health care system, which is soon "going to hurt you.
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Whether or not Swift is permanently joining the crew of celebrities rocking pink hair or just dabbled in wash-out color for the night, we can't say just yet; we reached out to her stylist for more information.
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Her turn as a WWE wrestler might not come as a surprise to some, as Rousey has dabbled in entertainment in the past, having first appeared in The Expendables 3 in 2014, then in Furious 7 and Entourage.
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He was also a highly controversial figure who dabbled in conspiracy thinking and whose connection to fringe politics dogged his campaign, especially when racist newsletters from the 1970s through the 1990s with his name on them were surfaced.
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Supercell has dabbled in hosting its own competitions before, including the Crown Championship World Finals last year in London, but a fully professional league represents a more concerted effort to make Clash Royale into a viable e-sport.
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Now, I've dabbled with lip stains and eyeliner on nights I want to turn up, but never have I ever imagined that I'd get my hair and makeup done to the extent it was for the above video.
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Like other celebrities who have dabbled in journalism -- think Sean Penn's interview with the Mexican drug lord El Chapo -- Stone invites criticism as much by what he fails to ask, or follow up on, as what he does.
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Pitt was sitting near the edge of the stage, and dabbled in a bit of "I'm actually on the phone m8?" performance art while Frank played "Close To You" and a Jackson 5 "Never Can Say Goodbye" cover.
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The trove of documents has been protected under a 1992 law aimed at keeping them from the public until October 26, 2017, in part to tamp down conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination—something Trump has dabbled in himself.
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Though I've reported on and dabbled with 4chan a bit, I've generally spent most of my internet career as the woman on the right—enjoying the harvest of those in the meme mines without ever getting dirty myself.
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Jason McCarty, 35, Oakland Mr. McCarty moved from Iowa to California to pursue a master's degree at the San Francisco Art Institute, and had dabbled in illustration, design, photography, painting and music, according to The San Francisco Chronicle.
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This isn&apost the first time Aston Martin has dabbled in designing mobility options besides cars: it unveiled its first motorcycle, the AMB 001 in 2019, and a bicycle — made in partnership with bicycle manufacturer Storck — in 2017.
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Over the years, she's dabbled in bobs of different colors and length, posed with neon wigs, and occasionally rocks a sculpted updo, giving us enough hairstyle inspo to screenshot when we're in the market for a new look.
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As Mr. Abdul Kareem tells it, he moved to New York City, where he dabbled in music, theater and stand-up comedy before converting to Islam, attracted to its conception of God and its emphasis on clean living.
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Jim has recently been dismissed from the C.I.A. on suspicion of treason, and Lila appears to have had an affair with his nemesis, Billy Quick, whose dead wife (who happened to be Lila's sister) had dabbled in Communism.
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When Trip was growing up on the East Coast, the only stores where people could legally buy marijuana were in the Netherlands, which might as well have been Mars to a teenage stoner who also dabbled in dealing.
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I was an artist too (a writer) and definitely an inner weirdo, but I looked less "alt" and more just like a Jew from the suburbs who dabbled in Urban Outfitters and was struggling to figure out her hair.
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It also has dabbled with streaming non-gaming video content, including shows from Bob Ross, Julia Child and Amazon Prime Video, and, as of March 14, it's adding the Power Rangers to that mix with an 831-episode marathon.
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As the economy has slowed, smaller banks with less access to top-tier creditworthy borrowers have increasingly dabbled in creating, packaging and repackaging exotic assets for sale to retail investors, who assume they are tacitly guaranteed by the government.
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He first dabbled last year with Nestor, one of the first intelligent assistants for Slack, his latest curation is a business card scanner bot for Messenger and, alongside Chivukula, he curates an excellent newsletter on all things chat bots.
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That's a wholly different experience, one that reflects gaming's obsession with reviving the past but that is also actively looking to engage those excited by the incoming Metroid Prime 4 and who've maybe dabbled in previous Prime series entries.
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He dabbled in robotics while studying industrial engineering at UC Berkeley and made the move into autonomous vehicles when he entered the 2004 Darpa Grand Challenge—a seminal event that helped launch the self-driving industry we know today.
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About a dozen candidates for public office in the U.S. have promoted or dabbled in QAnon, and its adherents have been arrested in at least seven episodes, including the slaying of a New York City mob boss last year.
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Called for limits on Mueller But others were speculating that Whitaker, a former US attorney who has also dabbled in politics, would could impact the probe less directly by limiting its funding or scope based on his prior statements.
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" Hillary Clinton, too, has dabbled in that sort of fight-fire-with-fire rhetorical approach, telling CNN's Christiane Amanpour: "You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about.
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Punk, meanwhile, has dabbled in BJJ with the Gracies in Torrance and only began training MMA at Roufusport in Milwaukee—home of the Pettis brothers and One FC champion Ben Askren, among others—once he had a UFC contract in hand.
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Smith's life as a career artist contributed in some ways to the obscurity that followed her 1951 death; steady illustration work and the fact that she dabbled in a wealth of fields have made her legacy difficult to pin down.
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The company has dabbled with commerce with a feature to let users find local services which is being tested in India and Indonesia, and, while the technology behind Qwik is hardly revolutionary, entering the payment space is a major move.
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Netflix's isn't the only company trying interactive TV. HBO's project Mosaic from Steven Soderbergh also dabbled in interactivity through a companion app for iOS and Apple TV. Reached for comment about today's report, a Netflix spokesperson sent TechCrunch the following response:
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While in the U.S., where he had lived on and off for five years as a student, In said he dabbled in various online business ideas, including an e-commerce project to buy-sell course books, in his spare time.
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Though he dabbled in acting (who could forget the 20133 film he starred in with Fatone, On the Line?) and on Broadway (a 22013 run in Broadway's Hairspray), most of Bass' career has been as a television and radio personality.
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So far, Amazon has dabbled across the TV spectrum, with original content such as "Lord of the Rings," a growing back catalog of movies and shows, as well as live sports from the National Football League and the Premier League.
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Spotify has at times dabbled in other arenas, like original video content, but it has failed to materialize any substantial revenue streams beyond the monthly membership fee it extracts from paying subscribers and the ad revenue it earns from free listeners.
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The company has dabbled with retro hardware before: it has licensed its name to hardware company AtGames (which has also done retro Atari consoles) to produce Genesis clones, including the Sega Genesis Flashback that Polygon wasn't a huge fan of.
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LinkedIn executives have also dabbled with silent meetings, reserving the first five or 10 minutes of some meetings to pre-read materials that will be discussed, according to a 2015 post by Brian Rumao, LinkedIn's chief of staff to the CEO.
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But while she dabbled with neon pink wigs at Coachella à la Kylie Jenner, the last time we saw her hair this particular color was a full year ago last March though she quickly went back to black three months later.
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And most studies on pubic hair habits only ask if people have ever dabbled in hair removal; limited studies on people's long-term habits suggest that relatively few shave, wax, or otherwise remove their hair consistently over long periods of time.
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"Currently, the search for microbial life is part of the mainstream in astronomy—people are looking for the chemical fingerprints of primitive life in the atmosphere of exoplanets," says Loeb, who first dabbled in philosophy before his degree in physics.
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Whereas civilian counsel tend to develop specific areas of expertise, the Army and Air Force adhere to a "jack of all trades, master of none" approach which assumes that JAG officers will perform best when they've dabbled in multiple areas.
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Though it's unusual for a retired pro basketball player who's also dabbled in movies and TV to involve himself in matters of foreign policy, Rodman has been working on his own unique brand of diplomacy with North Korea for several years.
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Trichet's ECB dabbled in a range of unconventional policies to stabilise markets after that, but unlike the Fed or it didn't implement the large-scale purchase of sovereign debt as a policy tool that could be viewed as bailing out governments.
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Aside from her roles in the critically-acclaimed film Brooklyn (opposite Saoirse Ronan) and BBC33/Showtime series Episodes (as Matt LeBlanc's ex-wife), Glascott has also dabbled in theater across the pond, where she currently resides with her husband and daughter.
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While romantic-era composers such as Hector Berlioz and Richard Wagner dabbled with it after it was invented, the sax never caught on as a serious instrument in the orchestra with any composer who has present-day notoriety among the masses.
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Probably because having dabbled in video and audio editing and effects, timing and frame rate stuff was always a pain (though thankfully we've mostly left behind interlacing and other legacy cruft) and I would welcome harmonization really of any sort.
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Included in the deal are AI/ML technologies design to help optimize the in-store experience — one of the key factors Walmart brings to the table in a battle against Amazon, which has mostly just dabbled in brick and mortar.
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The 27-year-old Palestinian artist has dabbled in sculpture and painting, with exhibitions at London's The Mosaic Rooms (2013) and Poland's Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art (2011), but fabric and thread is the medium Majd returns to time after time.
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BOOM AND BUST China's P2P firms have dabbled in all manner of misdemeanours, including misallocating funds and mass criminal enterprises such as Ezubao - a 50 billion yuan fraud - where convictions ranged from illegal possession of weapons to undocumented border crossings.
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" In the early 1980s, while dropping in and out of college, he dabbled in performance art, an experience he later satirized in his essay "12 Moments in the Life of the Artist," included in the collection "Me Talk Pretty One Day.
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LAS VEGAS — Across their 43 seasons, the Washington Capitals dabbled in hapless hockey and exquisite hockey, boring hockey and effective hockey, but never had they played winning hockey through four playoff rounds, all the way to a grueling, glorious end.
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In my early years, my family dabbled in organized religion, occasionally attending services for the most sacred holidays — sermons for the High Holy Days at synagogue with my paternal grandparents and a Christmas Mass with cousins on my mom's side.
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Trump has dabbled in conspiracy theories ever since -- from the idea that Ted Cruz's father was involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy to the idea that Hillary Clinton was hiding some sort of terminal illness during the 2016 campaign.
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Celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Miley Cyrus have embraced the gluten-free "lifestyle" — or at least have dabbled in it — and there's no shortage of wellness bloggers and influencers who tout the purported benefits of skipping this complex protein found in wheat.
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Kids who dabbled in several sports at the start of the study were 55% more likely to participate in recreational athletics five years later than children who didn't start out playing any sports or who specialized in only one, the study found.
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The firm is interested in people of all backgrounds, as long as they are "curious, willing to learn and have maybe dabbled in some type of software or tech on their own," said Kavita Phadke, Bosch's director of talent development in North America.
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Mars understands and respects the history of the the music he sings, which is more than could be said for Bangerz-era Miley Cyrus or Prism-era Katy Perry, who both dabbled in hip-hop before returning to their traditional pop roots.
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For several years, as it ramped up its military, the UAE dabbled in aggressive operations, supporting Sunni rebels in Syria to fight against al-Assad, for example, and sending arms to the Libyan warlord Khalifa Haftar as he fought the government of Tripoli.
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However, Blake Winnett, lived with Long twice and went out to bars with the 2150-year-old gunman, told BuzzFeed News that during the time he knew him, he never saw an angry side, although he dabbled in recreational party drug molly.
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Introduced to the world in the 2009 debut season of 16 & Pregnant, the now 25-year-old has since dabbled in everything from singing, to writing, to the adult entertainment industry – in between appearing on Teen Mom, Couples Therapy and Celebrity Big Brother.
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Despite the potential for big gains and the ability to liquidate an investment at any time, crypto is in a legal grey area and that has put many U.S. investors off, even if some have dabbled on the side through personal investments.
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If you've dabbled in the practice of self-care, healthy homes can be achieved with a similar approach — only instead of embracing face masks or meditation, we're stocking our hibernation stations with everything from humidifiers to all-natural cleaning supplies and the likes.
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He was also Japan's best chance at a UFC champion, which would seem a big deal as PRIDE FC was one of the most successful companies in MMA and the UFC has dabbled in the market, hoping to wake the sleeping dragon.
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The foreign-policy section of his speech contained both a vow to bring American forces home ("Great nations do not fight endless wars"—rhythmically a nice line, though powerful nations have long dabbled in military adventurism) and some sabre-rattling at Iran.
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I'll tell you, this star issue is interesting because—and I think it was the Buddhist influence, he had dabbled around in Buddhism sometime in the late 60s and I think Ziggy Stardust, which, remember, he recorded when he wasn't a star.
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Undaunted by his lack of a college degree, Mr. Pelletiere worked in corporate sales jobs, founded his cadaver-transport venture, and dabbled in real estate in San Diego, embracing the chance to use those skills when his wife was transferred to Houston.
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Better known as Big Meech, Mr. Flenory became part of rap lore for his leadership role in the Detroit-via-Atlanta drug syndicate Black Mafia Family, which also dabbled in music before the government brought down the wide-reaching criminal conspiracy in 2005.
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Netflix has dabbled in theatrical exhibition and could easily use cinematic outings to attract viewers to its original series—a Robin Wright-centric relaunch of House of Cards would be great, and it could benefit from a feature-length movie, for example.
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If you received a smart speaker as a gift and don't know where to start, or you've just dabbled with the assistant app on your phone and want to make it useful, here's a quick introduction to life with a digital companion.
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He also successfully dabbled in screenwriting, collaborating with the director Alain Tanner on three films, including the critically praised "Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000" (1976) about a group of radical idealists trying to stay true to their principles.
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In between, he also dabbled in comedy (Married to the Mob, Handle With Care) and documentary (The Agronomist, Cousin Bobby), and, perhaps most significantly, made his first — of many — music documentaries with the seminal 1984 Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense.
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Artists and colorists dabbled with every design and shade at their disposal — that's how you get Galactus, a fearsome world-eating being that wears fuchsia, or Magneto, one of the most powerful and semi-genocidal mutants on the planet, whose signature look is purple.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A precocious youth forced to work in a factory during the Cultural Revolution, the painter Zhu Jinshi afterwards joined the seminal new art group the Stars (星星), producing works that dabbled in the imported medium of abstraction.
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Netflix had also previous dabbled with interactive shows with animated series like Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale and a Minecraft show with Telltale Games, but these live-action endeavors represent much bigger, more expensive, and higher-profile projects for the company.
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Snapchat first dabbled in understanding the world around you with its Shazam integration back in 2016 that lets you tap and hold to identify a song playing nearby, check it out on Shazam, send it to a friend or follow the artist on Snapchat.
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Lego has dabbled in wearable accessories in the past, but it looks like the company is finally moving past just watches and keychains by teaming up with Uniqlo for a new line of t-shirts available in both kids and adult sizes and designs.
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Both Lorenz and Anderson were heavily involved in monetization at Snap, but over the past eight months the two had dabbled in building distributed apps — and realized that the toolkits that existed for Ethereum just weren't on par with what's available for traditional programming.
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Specialist agencies around DTC brands are now launching DTC brands of their ownAd agencies incubating brands in-house is nothing new, and even established shops like BBH, Huge, and Droga5 have all dabbled in developing their own products alongside the services they provide their clients.
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The plans to provide a physical location to check out the new hardware isn't a brand new thing for Google; the company has dabbled in retail via store-within-a-store pilots similar to the way Apple operates shops within Best Buy locations, for instance.
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As he cuts into the meaty "Ringer" burger, Fieri recounts how his "eclectic" parents dabbled in the macrobiotic movement and mentions how their curiosity in food—between his mom's talented cooking and his dad's love for travel from serving in the Navy—impacted him.
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"What people don't see is that we actually dabbled in this for a while before coming out to take that leap of faith to start," said the Singaporean entrepreneur, who originally started Love, Bonito as a fashion blogshop with friends during her school years.
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He wrangled a job as an assistant director on "Breathless," Jean-Luc Godard's 1960 classic, and a few other films, and over the years he dabbled in aspects of filmmaking, including directing; he made two features himself, "Alibis" (1977) and "Cinq et la Peau" (1982).
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About a dozen candidates for public office in the United States have promoted or dabbled in QAnon, and its adherents have been arrested in at least seven episodes, including a murder in New York and an armed standoff with the police near the Hoover Dam.
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The learning curve was steep for Austin Johnson, 22011, who dabbled in golf as a child before gravitating to basketball, the sport played by the brothers' maternal grandfather, Art Whisnant, an all-American at South Carolina who was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers.
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"What can undergraduates learn from a man whose brief tenure in national communications began with an unabashed lie about crowd sizes, continued with an ignorant minimization of the Holocaust, dabbled in unvarnished hostility to the free press, and ended in public ignominy?" the letter said.
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Bernardo Buontalenti, an architect in the Medici court who dabbled in food experimentation, invented the milky, sweet treat in the 16th century in Florence, and more than 143 years later, in 2010, its native city became home to the Gelato Festival (April 21 to 25).
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In the same year that Léger painted the proto-Pop "Le Cirque Medrano," he also dabbled in abstraction with his non-figurative works "Le Disque" ("The Disk," 21850) and "Les helices" ("The Blades," 21), which in turn prefigured "Elément mécanique" ("Mechanical Element") of 230.
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Miller wandered back to the Dark Knight continuity again in 2001 and 2002 with an awkward follow-up, The Dark Knight Strikes Again, and starting in 2005 he dabbled with the character as a writer in a separate, standalone series, All-Star Batman & Robin.
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She dabbled in action (Aeon Flux, Prometheus), indies (Sleepwalking, Battle in Seattle), meditations on grief (In the Valley of Elah, The Road), summer blockbusters (Hancock, A Million Ways to Die in the West), satire (Young Adult), cartoons (Kubo and the Two Strings), and thrillers (Dark Places).
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In news sure to supercharge anyone who has at least dabbled in the mystic art of Magic: The Gathering, Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo will develop a new animated series for the streaming platform based on the popular Wizards of the Coast fantasy franchise.
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As the economy has slowed to its slackest pace in 25 years, smaller banks with less access to top-tier creditworthy borrowers have increasingly dabbled in creating, packaging and repackaging exotic assets for sale to retail investors, who assume they are tacitly guaranteed by the government.
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Among these archived relics of a micro-video age are hundreds of art-related Vine accounts, which vary from artists whose primarily medium was intricate Vine creations, to well-known creatives who dabbled in Vining, to others who simply curated interesting internet finds on the app.
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Anna Chennault, a Chinese-born Republican fund-raiser and anti-Communist lobbyist who dabbled in foreign intrigue after the death of her husband, the renowned leader of the Flying Tigers in China and Burma in World War II, died on Friday at her home in Washington.
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In that course, they dabbled with creating AI-generated art, perfume and jewelry, and were inspired to start Glitch, a new clothing company that sells pieces designed by AI. "The 'little black dress' is considered an essential item that should be in any woman's wardrobe," said Yanardag.
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Since then, he had puttered around the outskirts of finance, dabbled in journalism and even published a novel about a pair of murders at a fictional German-owned Wall Street bank that bore a striking resemblance to the one that he worked for until 1998: Deutsche Bank.
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His father, William Frederick Nast, was a young diplomat in Stuttgart who seems to have dabbled in gambling and extortion before he married into wealth with Condé's mother, Esther Benoist, the daughter of a cultured French family that rooted itself in Canada in the eighteenth century.
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If you've dabbled before or are just looking to get into the wild world of at-home frying, the Power Air Fryer 13-in-1 Pro Elite Oven is currently on sale, plus you can get an extra 15% discount when you enter the code FIREWORK15 at checkout.
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WhatsApp has started to roll out its WhatsApp for Business API, for example, to companies to help them answer queries, send them information they've requested and so on; and Messenger has dabbled in letting businesses interact around simple Q&A or purchases by way of bots, and more.
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In their efforts to one up each other as champions of illegal immigrants (all of whom have in fact broken U.S. federal law) Clinton and Sanders dabbled in the fantasy that it is possible to secure our borders without enforcing laws against a vast majority of illegal entrants.
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He's gotten engaged and married, bought local media publication Chicagoist (whatever happened with that?), put out a handful of songs last summer, dabbled in the Chicago Mayoral election, somehow brought Wendy's Spicy Nuggets back with a tweet, and has been subtly teasing his much-anticipated debut studio album.
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Like the real thieves, my best bet is to steal the copies before they reach video game retailers, as to avoid confrontations with their underpaid and overworked employees — many of whom I suspect, inspired by years of Dragonball Z fandom, have dabbled in a variety of martial arts.
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Earlier this season, as a way for Alvin Gentry to reinforce his desire to play as fast as possible with the players he had, the New Orleans Pelicans dabbled with the idea of sticking DeMarcus Cousins down near the opposite basket whenever the opposing team shot their free throws.
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" She dabbled in commercial dance work and was a dancer in Dan Pritzker's 2015 film "Bolden!" but, she said: "There was still something missing — it was the fulfillment of being onstage and just letting everything out rather than dancing for two minutes, cut, another two minutes and cut.
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At its traditional Starbucks stores, the coffee company has dabbled in grab-and-go sandwiches and salads, bolstered its mobile-ordering so that customers can order food and beverages ahead and pick them up, and created unique Frappuccinos that are available at a discount in the early afternoon.
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The designer has dabbled in men's wear before, making suits for both her husband, Alasdhair Willis (a jazzy midnight-blue double-breasted tuxedo with black lapels), and her father, Paul McCartney (a single-breasted tartan tux atop classic black trousers), to wear to the Met Gala in 2011.
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Of course, Malik has dabbled in his fair share of hairstyles in the past, regularly shaving his head and then letting it grow out to a dreamy flop he has to constantly push out of his eyes, with a lot of Flock of Seagulls-esque pitstops in between.
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A twice-married stockbroker who dabbled as a clairvoyant, associated with free-love advocates, nominated herself for the presidency in 1870, and then published a newspaper to support her candidacy, Woodhull spent two years on the campaign trail, a half-century before American women won the right to vote.
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" Another said, "I dabbled in watching it for a few weeks, but I think the moment I was fully turned off was when I was sitting in a gross, fratty college house with my now ex-boyfriend and 20 of his (mostly male) friends that I didn't really know.
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He dabbled in film producing in those days: He invested in "Slap Shot" (1977), a hockey film starring Paul Newman; was the executive producer of "Fast Break" (1979), a basketball comedy starring Gabe Kaplan; and helped produce "Cheaper to Keep Her" (1981), which starred the country singer Mac Davis.
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Flipkart has dabbled in the fintech world — last year, for example, the e-commerce firm teamed up with alt lender ZestMoney to give its users access to point-of-sale finance options when buying products online on its platform — but this marks its first big push into the industry.
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Also outmoded is the unspoken assumption back then (which I shared as I wrote about the 1988 race for Time) that Biden was merely a mouthpiece for his slick consultants, particularly erratic pollster Pat Caddell, who helped elect Jimmy Carter, dabbled in Hollywood, and gave the world New Coke.
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In addition to working as a correction officer at Rikers Island and an armed guard for Wells Fargo, Ms. Jones, who had grown up singing gospel in church choirs, initially dabbled in professional music as a session singer and the vocalist in a wedding band, Good N Plenty.
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He interrupted his studies at the University of Missouri to serve in the Army during World War II. He dabbled in radio at the university before graduating in 1948, then worked at stations in Springfield, Indianapolis and Chicago before moving to WCBS in New York in the mid-1950s.
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If it happens, it would be both a logical path for Facebook, given its big ambitions to become a video hub, and a big departure for the company: While Facebook has dabbled with e-commerce in the past, it hasn't made a big push to sell anything directly to consumers.
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Corporate America has also dabbled with trolling as a strategy, most notably when Facebook hired a Republican communications firm that operated its own news aggregator that ran negative stories about Facebook's competitors and pushed opposition research on George Soros, suggesting he was funding groups opposed to some of Facebook's business practices.
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He dabbled and failed in previous presidential cycles and this time around he has offered no political philosophy, other than a promise to make America "great again," and his only significant original idea calls for the cruel, mass deportation of Mexican immigrants that would likely spark violence across the country.
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Big Boi didn't have to stretch for role He has dabbled in commercials and acting -- most notably portraying Jimi Hendrix in the biopic "Jimi: All Is By My Side" -- and also tried his hand at fashion, though he recently announced he lost millions with his Benjamin Bixby line of clothing.
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Despite that, all top G.O.P. leaders say they will still support Donald Trump — even if he's dabbled in a "textbook definition" of racism, as House Speaker Paul Ryan described it — because he will sign off on their agenda and can do only limited damage given our checks and balances. Really?
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A high school dropout and Broadway producer who dabbled in baseball, real estate and boxing promotion, he had purchased the Red Sox from Joseph Lannin in 1916 for about $1 million, plunking down $400,000 in cash, issuing a three-year note for $262,000 and assuming the rest in team debt.
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Since 2014, when she mindlessly posted her debut single on SoundCloud — the first song she ever cut, written in the makeshift basement studio of a relative stranger — Halsey has sold out arenas, dabbled in everything from K-pop to country, and scored a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Lil Bub has even dabbled in a music career, appearing in a track alongside Snoop Dogg on Meow the Jewels, a cat-sound remix album of Run the Jewels 2, and released her own album called Science & Magic: A Soundtrack to the Universe, which Andrew W.K. gave a glowing endorsement.
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A maverick of his time, Fadoul recorded music and worked as an actor, did a four-year stint as a circus clown, cut an orange juice jingle for a Moroccan brand, and even dabbled with hip-hop in the early-'80s by rapping over grooves from the Tom Tom Club.
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Snapchat has dabbled in games before — the company launched "Snappables," a set of AR lens games last year — but the new platform (said to be codenamed "Project Cognac") would be a larger foray into the gaming world, and it would allow outside developers to create games that would live inside the Snapchat app.
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If his claim of reincarnation is true, these acts would be the continuation of a crime spree started by L. Ron Hubbard, who was charged with petty theft and fraud, dabbled in bigamy, and was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in one of the largest ever infiltrations of the US government.
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With the drawing of the hermaphrodite deity "Agdistis" (21795–21779) and his cross-dressed "Self-Portrait" (21915), he also dabbled in impish images of pan-sexuality and tranvestism: a turn that gives his works a flippant and immodest, yet obsessive quality very different from the depersonalized detachment of his older arch-rivals.
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She dabbled in low culture as well as high — she remembered celebrating the end of Prohibition with a group of boys by heading down to Boston's tattoo parlors — but fell in with a glamorous crowd in New York, befriending the likes of the jewelry designer Fulco di Verdura and the hairdresser Kenneth.
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The self-reinforcing feedback loops that economists call "increasing returns" or "network effects" kicked in, and after a period of experimentation in which we dabbled in social-media start-ups like Myspace and Friendster, the market settled on what is essentially a proprietary standard for establishing who you are and whom you know.
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The election wrecked America's underground weed economy The election wrecked America's underground weed economy When Trip was growing up on the East Coast, the only stores where people could legally buy marijuana were in the Netherlands, which might as well have been Mars to a teenage stoner who also dabbled in dealing.
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