Mere secs later don't feel sad At all Though face still wet, I feel pretty pretty darn good And sleepy Pretty darn good pretty darn sleepy.
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BS: If you take Boeing's latest airplane and put it next to their airplane from the 1960s, they look pretty darn similar and their capabilities are pretty darn similar.
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It seems so insignificant to go, 'Darn it, I didn't get that movie role,' or, 'Darn it, so-and-so is wearing the same dress as me to the Emmys.
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Let's be real — being single is pretty darn fun.
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" Michael Stroll, who sued Epstein over a failed business deal in the 2000s, told New York magazine in 2007, "Everybody who's his friend thinks he's so darn brilliant because he's so darn wealthy.
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" Michael Stroll, who sued Epstein over a failed business deal in the 133s, told New York magazine in 2007, "Everybody who's his friend thinks he's so darn brilliant because he's so darn wealthy.
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And remember, these calculations are based on being pretty darn early at a pretty darn successful startup — one that would make the founders rich and famous, and the investors almost as much so.
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I always thought he was a pretty darn good actor.
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Darn people had to come mess with his sleepy time.
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I was born before they even discovered the darn thing.
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And we have to admit — it looks pretty darn pleasant.
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"That was a (darn) shame," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
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Here's a taste of what makes Schiphol so darn special.
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But "the risk here is pretty darn high," he added.
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It is better than loneliness, that is for darn sure.
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"Eickhoff pitched pretty darn good," Phillies manager Pete Makanin said.
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But under the hood, we'd say it's pretty darn smart.
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Those darn millennials: Watching a game isn't enough for them.
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And we do a darn good job of it, too.
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But keeping the secret from Tom was pretty darn difficult!
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The stressful part is keeping up with the darn list.
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Darn Tough makes some of the burliest hiking socks around.
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And it helps that they're just so gosh darn cute.
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Game of Thrones names were pretty darn popular in 2015.
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"I've seen the polling, and it's pretty darn impressive," Sen.
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"Pretty darn good" — but misses the point, says Senator Warner.
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He has slowly turned into a pretty darn good starter.
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"I don't recall a darn thing about it," he said.
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LONDON — '90s movies and TV shows are pretty darn awesome.
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He wants his tariffs and darn it, he'll have them.
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I don't know, but for investors it's pretty darn close.
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"I was helpless with the darn coded signals," he said.
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" The cast of "Kiss Me Kate" performed "Too Darn Hot.
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We were hugging each other — darn near kissing each other.
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Take his favorite socks, from Darn Tough, a Vermont company.
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We don't really give a (darn) what the odds are.
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This is O.K. because it had darn well better be.
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"They are darn lucky these weren't public," quipped Washington Rep.
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And it looks pretty darn chic on a bathroom shelf.
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Perceptual uniqueness is the real metric, and it's darn tough.
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It was pretty darn close, in beauty, movement and intuitive finishing.
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The first is that network comedies are just too darn short.
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Or at least, pretty darn close to what Robert Mueller found.
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And needless to say, they clean up pretty darn well (coughmostofthemcough).
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"I decided to plow now I am stuck darn!!!!!" she tweeted.
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RUDY GIULIANI, ATTORNEY FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP: Yes, you are darn right.
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Thirty minutes is pretty efficient, pretty darn close to on demand.
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"He darn-near accomplished everything he wanted to," says his dad.
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"True story" or not, though, the trailer is pretty darn terrifying.
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That's because nearly every brand-new vehicle is pretty darn good.
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Are you — how are you feeling about these darn emails now?
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"I didn't do a darn thing the whole game," Speier joked.
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I already know the bad words: darn, booger, and Donald Trump.
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CNN: Meeting your celebrity crush Zac Efron is pretty darn cool.
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And Ivanka looks like she's pretty darn close to that status.
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No, they're not catastrophic tragedies, but they are pretty darn unsightly.
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A new iPhone is coming — and it's coming pretty darn quickly.
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If you don't want to say damn, you might say darn.
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The glass is sapphire, which should be pretty darn scratch-resistant.
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I really felt we brought a pretty darn good team here.
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At first glance, all three phone screens look pretty darn similar.
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But darn it if this doesn't look really silly and dangerous.
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I may be biased but I think he's pretty darn good!
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Cleveland isn't a perfect baseball team, but it's pretty darn close.
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At any rate, watch some Garry Tonon, he's pretty darn impressive.
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"Hedge fund fees are too darn high in general," said Miller.
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"When the balloon pops, it pops pretty darn quickly," he said.
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"Grayson Allen and Luke Kennard are pretty darn good," Boeheim said.
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"I didn't hit it worth a darn all day," he said.
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"Comfiest sweater I own and so darn soft," one reviewer wrote.
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The best idea is to leave the darn thing at home.
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"That cheese tasted so darn good," she said in an interview.
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But these hand-made mini houses are just so darn cute!
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Will Arnett voices a LEGO Batman and it's pretty darn fun.
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"Darn, there goes another house," Ms. Reich said when she heard.
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Mr. Bollea said he felt "pretty darn good" about the case.
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No proof is needed of how darn cute this kid is.
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Uber regulars know how annoying those darn surge prices can be.
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She's just too darn cute not to stare at every day.
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I'm too darn old to go back to work full time.
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Mitch McConnell, according to his staff, was just too darn busy.
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I've had E. coli and salmonella and it's pretty darn unpleasant.
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Similarly, "Darn it!" if you have a HOLE in your sock.
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Well, from the looks of it, a gosh darn paper towel!
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After Booker spoke, "I was darn near in tears," Smith said.
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True, but in the case of Trump, Twitter is darn close.
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Unfortunately, I know too many people and I'm too darn old.
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We are shocked, heartbroken, sad, angry, confused, and just darn tired.
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That means this thing will be pretty darn amazing by all rights.
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LG didn't announce pricing, but expect this to be pretty darn expensive.
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It's just such a darn good system that people can't get enough.
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Why is a week of shark programming so darn intriguing, you ask?
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So it&aposs about time to get the darn thing over with.
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It's too darn difficult and will rarely prove to be worth it.
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I think as part of my general politics, I'm pretty darn conservative.
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For a six-year-old Macbook Pro, it's doing pretty darn great.
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Hanks comes pretty darn close to disappearing into the true-life character.
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It's cute and fun and the animation style is pretty darn enjoyable.
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So soaking the rich may turn out to be pretty darn popular.
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" Rothenberg agrees, saying that the lonely little tramway was "pretty darn cute.
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And yet, gosh darn it, I'm so glad this show is back.
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"He was a pretty darn good dude," she added to Global News.
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In any event, it made you want to read the darn thing.
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Actually improving the darn things could cost up $150 billion per year.
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It's done by every marketing platform worth a darn that uses email.
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It was, actually, a pretty darn good year for the young automaker.
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It's also worth knowing granola is pretty darn easy to make yourself.
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Based on the photos from that night, it looks pretty darn good.
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Ryan called it "pretty darn good" that those Americans would remain employed.
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How do you set up the voice mail on this darn phone?
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So first of all, being No. 5 is still pretty darn high!
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" But it was the incandescent Ann Miller who sang "Too Darn Hot.
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It's no trip to Tuscany, but it still tastes pretty darn good.
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"I want to say that you did pretty darn good," he said.
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America is pretty darn great right now and making strides right now.
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Darn right I heard about it," Giuliani said on "Fox and Friends.
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"Looking back, I realize I didn't know a darn thing," he said.
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There I am, dead ringer or pretty darn close, on Mom's covers.
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That's their perspective, and as perspectives go, it's actually pretty darn narrow.
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And Harris is enthusiastic and British, but he's just so darn competent.
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It's a sweeping look at French history and a darn good story.
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Darn near everything they need to buy is going to be impacted.
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And darn it if this country doesn't need something meaningful right now.
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Why would we want to destroy a pretty darn good prosperity cycle?
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If you "Gave a darn?" in this puzzle, you MENDED something. 8D.
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NORMA JENNINGS (PEGGY LIPTON) Man, Norma can never catch a darn break.
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We looked at these guys and thought they were pretty darn good.
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I think they ought to be darn sure they love the field.
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But a new iPhone for $399 is a pretty darn good deal.
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That's what family's about and gosh darn it, that's what America's about.
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" Sonos: "The stock just broke out, and it's looking pretty darn good.
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"It's the darn craziest thing I have ever seen," John Howard said.
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If he did what you said – Cramer: Cut the darn discount window.
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YET THE DARN THING, STOCK IS DOWN ROUGHLY 10% FOR THE YEAR.
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"He's OK. He always seems to be pretty darn good," said Sen.
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Darn Tough Hiker Boot Full-Cushion Socks for $19 ($7 off): Senior correspondent Peter Rubin may disagree with me, but Darn Toughs are the only hiking socks I own where I haven't immediately worn a hole in the heel.
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While Alpha Training Blue is not a perfect toy, it's pretty darn close.
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" As for the pup, Kugler says that "Bella is doing pretty darn awesome.
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The ones where you're exhausted and just need to order a darn pizza.
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Dean is so darn cute that we'll forgive him for that camo suit.
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Anyone can offer customer experience, but for international shipping, it's pretty darn hard.
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This week, Tomi Obaro wrote about her unabashed hatred of the darn things.
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You don't need to reinvent the wheel when it's already pretty darn good.
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" [Laughs] It's like, "Oh, darn it—I shouldn't have written that catchy chorus!
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I was feeling pretty darn good at this point, I have to say.
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These apps have probably never reached your radar, and that's a darn shame.
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However, you can get moissanite rings for a darn sight cheaper than diamonds.
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And she is still the best darn change-maker I have ever known.
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That's not to say the car is perfect, but it gets darn close.
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You know darn well he wouldn't put up those numbers for other teams.
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Keep your eye on the ball and ship my darn Not-a-Flamethrower.
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So I'm feeling pretty darn good about where we are with our majority.
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The only surprise is just how darn well the two work in tandem.
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And darn if he didn't seem at first like he was headed there.
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That doesn't quite seem to make it into the frame here...darn it!
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The Census may seem a bit dull, but it's actually pretty darn important.
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It was really a period of exploration and, frankly, being pretty darn lost.
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Maybe it doesn't take up the 'entire sky,' but it's pretty darn big.
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"I just did the darn thing and found success almost immediately," he added.
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Some of these songs are so darn good & deserves to have been singles.
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All of this should technically boil down to a pretty darn good wearable.
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But it's pretty darn clear that Raymond Gruender is a reliably conservative judge.
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Beam Studio is super straightforward, but darn powerful for a free companion app.
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Tramps has yet to receive a distribution deal, and that's a darn shame.
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But in the "surprisingly, mercifully long" column: Basically nobody watched the darn thing.
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I'm excited to have this space to explore them here. Every. Darn. Week.
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Another question I've heard: why the heck does it take so darn long?
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And, as you can hear in the trailer, they sound pretty darn similar.
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These Darn Tough socks feature merino wool blended with nylon and lycra spandex.
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I noticed that the people working directly with me were pretty darn happy.
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While results were interesting... let's admit it, they were pretty darn relatable. 1.
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"I thought we played darn good in a lot of ways," Izzo said.
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It's pretty darn clear that Ted Cruz is eligible to run for president.
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On Ellen, he sang a quick rendition of "Too Darn Hot" by Cole Porter.
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OK, because I don&apost think it would make a darn bit of difference.
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All in all, I'd say it's a pretty darn good launch from the entrepreneur.
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I think that's pretty darn fair since he works 60-80 hours per week.
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And as it turns out — the drugstore's brow game has become pretty darn strong.
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I don't know why they taste so darn good, yet I crave them daily.
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Listen, that might sound a touch tyrannical, but new Gmail is pretty darn cool.
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Also, hopefully our darn BART train station will open before all hell freezes over!
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Now they're back with a paring knife for $30, and it's pretty darn good.
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I am immensely irritated, so it's a good thing they are so darn cute.
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With a description like that, it's no surprise Alias Grace is so darn bingeable.
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Other scientists not involved with the study think Buie's discovery is pretty darn cool.
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He sees himself as in control, until the darn superheroes get in the way.
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Anthony and Darrell, at least, found the whole thing to be pretty darn delightful.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In a volatile market, boring investments can be pretty darn sexy.
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Additionally, its foam earcups are pretty darn comfortable, even when worn for long sessions.
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If you can say one thing for Snoop, it's that he's pretty darn succinct.
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This weekend, she posted a few photos to Instagram that are pretty darn impressive.
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But that's particularly important here, since the first-generation Watch is pretty darn slow.
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Ergo, it's a darn good thing they didn't take the majority in the Senate.
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"He&aposs been pretty darn good this year," Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner said.
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"Age will continue to be a pretty darn good predictor of turnout," Bonier said.
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And one is clean, two needs some work, and three is pretty darn dirty.
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Just to know that he loved me at my heaviest, that's pretty darn cool.
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It's delicious and healthy and gosh-darn refreshing in the thick heat of summer.
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Actually, you're pretty darn smart for abandoning your cleanse as quickly as you did.
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NO ONE WANTS TO ADD A SHIFT MEMBER BECAUSE THEY COST TOO DARN MUCH.
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But then, she recalls, he'd turn in something so darn good you'd forgive him.
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Is it about owning your sexuality and displaying it any darn way you please?
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WELL, SQUINT HARDER, DARN IT. Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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It costs waaay more than an Egg McMuffin, but is seriously so darn delicious.
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If the car is anything to go by, the future looks pretty darn good.
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Pretty darn good, considering Apple's AirPods Pro have an advertised total of 24 hours.
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Regular, non-folding smartphones are still darn useful and magical in their own right.
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But gosh darn it, it looks like an egg, it's colorful, people want it!
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I had $7 worth of coupons but they expired a couple days ago. Darn.
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I said, 'Gosh darn it, Harrison, didn't you know how much I loved you!
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They often faced a dismissiveness, told to go home and cook and darn socks.
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Watch as three women explain why it's just so darn good to love a cat!
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So it shouldn't be surprising that their latest Instagram offering is a gosh darn delight.
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With the right person and the right mood, sex anywhere can feel pretty darn thrilling.
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Right now, open your phone and computer notification settings, and turn those darn things off.
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Hands are an unsettling piece of the body when cropped away from those darn arms.
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"It feels pretty darn good," veteran trainer Mott said of his first career Derby win.
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Sony's devices of decades past were invariably distinctive, often proprietary, and just so darn memorable.
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In case you haven't been following their Instagram feeds, they are pretty darn adorable together.
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They're 100% organic, FDA food safe, compostable, and pretty darn cute (look at those sporks!).
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It's an impressive feat considering the movie stays pretty darn close to the original plot.
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And at the northern extent of their range, gray wolves can get pretty darn big.
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Say what you want about Kim and Kanye, but they make some darn cute kids.
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"I'm happy at my age now to think I am pretty darn fearless," says Switzer.
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It's worth pointing out, too, that baby-spotting at Fashion Week is too darn cute.
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But the phone's so darn heavy it started to hurt just using it every day.
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Hillary was "the best darn change-maker I have ever known," the former president said.
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"Doing pretty darn good," was how Bush assessed his opening stretch to ABC's Charlie Gibson.
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Not only do they free up precious refrigerator real estate, they look pretty darn cool.
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Not gonna lie, this is pretty darn cute Not to mention their own LINE stickers.
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That's probably what makes these rare, loved-up Instagram posts so darn sweet and romantic.
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"They basically just don't give a darn, and try to justify unjustifiable conduct," he said.
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No, the real draw is the outside packaging: pure, white marble bliss that's darn photogenic.
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Throughout the evening I kept hearing how "gosh-darn cute" the heart-shaped chicken was.
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Shenanigans are afoot in the town of Hawkins, Indiana, and they look pretty darn entertaining.
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Ninety percent of the people in the press don't give a darn about Donald Trump.
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Maybe we can do it one more time, but rates are already pretty darn low.
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So, it's not an exact replica of Roland's TB-21, but it's pretty darn close.
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Now, the Airwrap is pretty darn expensive, but it does offer a lot of features.
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Audio juggernaut Sonos has finally made a portable Bluetooth speaker, and it's pretty darn great.
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Then all would know that they really "don't give a darn" about the Republican Party.
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The neighborhood has changed, the studio's owners said, and the rent is too darn high.
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And I think that, when I look back, the execution there was pretty darn good.
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"The lineup and team that we have is pretty darn good," outfielder Aaron Judge said.
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The nig—guy, the darn barber, Sonny, said it makes the hair easier to cut.
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Getting to explore space sounds pretty darn cool, but the experience comes with many sacrifices.
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But, considering the Mac Pro starts at $5,999, $200 is pretty darn cheap in contrast.
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It's easy to see why the queen repeated this look, though: It's really darn good.
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"The fundamental issue is there are just too many darn Treasuries out there," Cabana said.
|
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That may not be a worst case scenario, but it sure is pretty darn close.
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But we willingly suspend our disbelief in her fiction because its production so darn deft.
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I don't think the infrared light did one darn thing, but the heat was amazing.
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Cars are growing smarter and more connected, and gosh darn it, they've got things to say!
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But as far as simulating the consequences of complete misunderstandings between nations, it's pretty darn accurate.
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That's darn quick, and investors took notice, showering the company with cash and ever-rising valuations.
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Instagram was going to become a kind of social media utopia: the nicest darn place online.
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And Joseph Schooling winning Singapore's first Olympic gold medal ever is a darn good marketing moment.
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Put another way, the Brewers can justify doing darn near anything they please at the deadline.
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It's pretty darn sweet, and it made me root for Rick and Michonne that much more.
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"My mother would say, 'Make darn sure you participate fully in the leadership forum,' " he said.
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And, as we've seen in some recent, more innovative phone designs, it also looks darn cool.
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Those grumblers about the president don't like his style but they darn sure like his policies.
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Children are pretty darn smart and capable if we give them space and structure to grow.
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Just look at Europe's Beluga airbus — which, yes, looks pretty darn similar to its namesake whale.
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Justin Bieber's date is the talk of the Grammy Awards – because he's just so darn cute.
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Unless your socks are already all Darn Tough socks, in which case you might be set.
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When it comes to getting their hands on toys, small children can be pretty darn determined.
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Sure, it seems pretty sudden after her breakup with Owen, but they're so darn cute together.
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While none of these shows feature Jack Pearson, a lot of them come pretty darn close.
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Apple's HomePod gets pretty darn loud at its highest volume, but the Home Max is louder.
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Ewww, emojis "The Emoji Movie" isn't the worst reviewed movie ever, but it's darn near close.
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There's a teensy bit of skin-smoothening going on, but it still looks pretty darn good.
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But they are a family that love each other, and they all look so darn good.
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If we don't cool it down a bit now, the whole darn thing might meltdown later.
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" Harris agreed with the statement, adding that he thinks "America is pretty darn happy right now.
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Planets are so darn cool, and we're lucky to have several nearby that we can visit.
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"The fact that we're doing this in an election year shows we're darn serious," said Seidel.
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It might be a darn long time, but they're going to own a cell phone again.
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Sure, it sounds like a gimmick, but I can confirm the speakers are pretty darn good.
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Buy tickets here Whatever you think about Planned Parenthood, its next president is pretty darn impressive.
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Todd: I'm still mad at the fish-man for what it did to that darn cat.
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"A lot of people don't know: His slider is a pretty darn good pitch," Mancini said.
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It's a beautifully-designed hotel with luxurious service — just don't forget to download that darn app.
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Expiration labels are so darn confusing, and people end up throwing away a lot of food.
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The company, he said, has been "pretty darn good" at protecting its code in the past.
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Sketch comedy can look pretty darn white, but a new Netflix series is helping change that.
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It is time to get on the Bear Sterns call, listen, open the darn Fed window.
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He wasn't a really hard hitter, but his gosh darn BJJ was out of this world.
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And for scientists, this was a clue to figuring out why ice is so darn slippery.
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I mean, I'm kind of cheap, but these are priced pretty darn affordably, both Google's and Amazon's.
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No one asked for Logan Paul to announce his comeback, but darn it, we're getting one anyway.
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Chances are pretty darn good that you spent the better part of December heat styling your hair.
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Phones with foldable displays could very well be gimmicky, but darn it if they don't look futuristic.
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I know it can probably still go lower, but you're getting a pretty darn good entry point.
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It's only due to this fixation on security that Capricorns come off as, well, pretty darn controlling.
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"They are just so darn cute, it is hard to not want to live forever," he says.
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Just to put my cards on the table, I thought The Last Jedi was pretty darn great.
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In fact, it would be a darn crime to cover up this skin-tending labor with makeup!
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"The implications of cryptocurrency mining aren't just, 'Oh darn, I lost some of my CPU,'" York said.
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SANTORUM: The people of Iowa, who I know pretty darn well, care a lot about the issues.
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Your iPhone's camera is pretty darn good, but it still needs some help from time to time.
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But, that probably makes sense, as we've already pointed out, Thrones is pretty darn funny this year.
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While you'll never get absolute quality out of a small iPhone mic, you can get darn close.
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They're nothing new, they happen three times a year, and, trust us, they're actually pretty darn helpful.
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You can do it, little guy, you can make it to the top of this darn hill.
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"The average district in that group is pretty darn liberal on a lot of issues," he said.
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At least King found out who snitched on him to the refs: Darn you, Nickell Robey-Coleman.
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That's pretty darn impressive for a 25-year-old and it's a reflection of his personal success.
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These solutions will not be greeted with much enthusiasm from the darn-near-socialist professional trade associations.
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"A reasonable person would assume that what you were doing was pretty darn annoying," the detective said.
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" Representative Jim Jordan, riffing like an angry auctioneer, closed the hearings dismissing them as a "darn sham.
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Gosh darn if it doesn't look as if Trump is going to be the Republican presidential nominee.
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"There's an assumption that it is always the cyclist at fault, 'those darn bikers,'" Mr. White said.
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We can take our money from Social Security and our quality of life is pretty darn good.
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For once, we are taking nothing for granted, turning out in droves, and competing darn near everywhere.
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At least for now, their offense is too darn good for the team to be bad enough.
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The larger rig's name is Cyclops, and would be terrifying if it wasn't so gosh darn endearing.
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Then you have the Golden State Warriors, whose bench is old, shallow, and still pretty darn good.
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Our ability to focus on just one person returns, which can make everything feel pretty darn heartwarming.
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If you step back and think about someone offering services and that's revenue, that's pretty darn impressive.
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After all, a world with more full-body sweater ensembles and dancing janitors sounds pretty darn idyllic.
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"We are shocked, heartbroken, sad, angry, confused, and just darn tired," Jill Kelly said in her post.
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Cole Porter's too-darn-hot musical, revived by Scott Ellis for the Roundabout Theater Company, cools down.
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We thought about using the boom pole, but it was just too darn loud to hear anything.
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Still, Mr. Rupkey labeled the report "pretty darn good," and said it should help calm the markets.
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DARN PAPERWORK I have practiced medicine for nearly 40 years, mostly in a large academic health center.
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He listed Smartwool&aposs "Darn Tough" socks among his top five essential clothing picks for extended travel.
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I did today, and darn that Jeff Chen, he held that surprise until the last Down entry.
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Remember — pine woods are just as real as pigsties and a darn sight pleasanter to be in.
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When it arrived, we had to put the darn thing together ourselves, with that insufferable Allen wrench.
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"Nature" ventures into a winter wonderland with animals built for survival — and yes, they're pretty darn cute.
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"For Kemp to hit a ball like that to right field is pretty darn impressive," Swanson said.
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Darn Tough unconditionally guarantees its socks won't ever wear out, and it replaces them if they do.
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Okay, so I have to agree with many of the reviews of Collateral Beauty: It's pretty darn cheesy.
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Who knows what the future holds, but for the time being, mom and kiddo look pretty darn happy.
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I also remember that I forgot to take some meat out of the freezer for tonight's dinner. Darn.
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The dew point, or amount of moisture in the air, has also been "pretty darn high," said Moede.
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But not breaking the trust or privacy models of the web is what makes this so darn complicated.
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I mean, this is not some god-darn high school basketball game where we're booing the other team.
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LG: I'm going thank Salesforce for that because of all the darn construction that's going on right now.
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Perhaps the real culprit is American cheese itself, for being so darn bland and full of weird chemicals.
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When I log in, it says I'm two days late and will be charged an additional $30...darn.
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A false narrative about how Canadians are just so darn nice, on the other hand, serves no one.
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"That is why you recruit so darn hard," Turgeon said of late 3-pointers by Cowan and Huerter.
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Oh, and they also get you pretty darn high — there's a whopping 10mg of THC in each drop.
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"Hey, we all voted for it, but we just can't get around that darn filibuster," senators can claim.
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It's pretty darn crazy, the amount of variety we have at our disposal: it seems almost never ending.
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We'd be jealous, but the lovebirds just look so darn happy in their Instagrams we're not even mad.
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And after more than 10 hours of intense immersion into the docu-style miniseries, audiences darn well should.
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If you're planning on traveling anywhere with children in tow, you best be darn sure to be prepared.
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Doctors can have a selective memory that leads them to conclude that, 'Darn it, it works pretty well.
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"Oil and gas has a ton of weight, and by darn they wanted their credit," McCullough told Reuters.
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So it's easy to tell people what they want to hear, 'build the darn fence, vote for me.
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"People are pretty darn stupid in the end when it comes down to how they use these things."
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"I thought it was a pretty darn clever idea," said Mr. Kimiecik, the mystery man in the shirt.
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But the fact that they are the fastest non-East Africans on the planet, it's pretty darn impressive.
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I'm just saying, we've had three major elections on this issue, and the voters spoke pretty darn clearly.
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Overall, ReMarkable 1.0 wasn't the perfect writing device I envisioned years ago, but it came pretty darn close.
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I just haven't seen anything even try to deal with it, much less deal that pretty darn well.
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But ultimately, the company first slashed its price to $20183 because no one was buying the darn thing.
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It's probably a darn good thing we made the additions we made, or we'd be really, really short.
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And everything else about the series, which ran on FX from 2010-2015, is pretty darn good, too.
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You love your friend to bits, but not their habits of borrowing a portable charger every darn time.
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"You're going to have a smile on your face when you do it, gosh darn it," he said.
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Her group therefore did whatever they could to find it—including enlisting the help from gosh-darn submarines.
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There's a reason why it's so darn hard to hire data scientists and data engineers right now, right?
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Because it's just too darn hard and you know what, you don't need to have an answer to everything.
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In this case, he makes the tiny raptor act more like a dog which makes it so darn cute.
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But he was such a good sport and I personally think he pulled that beret off pretty darn well.
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I think it&aposs been pretty darn good, but you wouldn&apost know that from the things you hear.
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I like the idea of getting five Darn Tough socks and wearing them forever ($12.75 and up via Amazon).
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Her prediction at TiEcon: "I think a couple years from now things are going to look pretty darn different."
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He says he's not always perfect but recording a one-hour show in two hours seems pretty darn impressive.
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And it's too darn challenging to hide, and frankly hiding is more exhausting then just coming out with it!
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Here are seven Christmas albums that came out in 2016 — some good, some bad, but all pretty darn merry.
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However, there's one thing I always beg my roommate/boyfriend/whoever is nearby to do: open a darn jar.
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The cafe, Haraju-Cube, specialises in Japanese desserts, and the unicorn is pretty darn kawaii (that's "cute" in Japanese).
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Just really darn cute As we said before, add animals, and any video's joy potential goes off the charts.
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They've made quite a few pretty darn good suggestions over the years, right up to and including the finale.
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"It&aposs only about Mueller getting the darn thing over with and he owes that to the American people."
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And even if it's behind a subscription paywall, it feels pretty darn good to see Trek back on TV.
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Chances of this happening: Pretty darn goodUpdate 10/3/2016: This rumor is now starting to look extremely likely.
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And it's too darn challenging to hide, and frankly hiding is more exhausting than just coming out with it!
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But the fact we've probably just been shown Dumbledore's old wand for the first time is pretty darn cool.
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OK, so this isn't the most high tech VR headset out there, but for $15, it's pretty darn impressive.
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Until then, the Grubhub app on your smartphone will need to be your method to order food delivery. Darn.
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So, while we might not be able to copy Williams' beach wear exactly — we can get pretty darn close.
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If being blind is the worst thing to ever happen to me, I'd say I got pretty darn lucky!
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If next year we move it closer, you can be darn sure that's going to be a dramatic statement.
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"He's been pretty darn successful at it," says Bob Hodge, a coal expert at IHS Energy, a consulting firm.
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I'm not super-experienced, but I'm experienced enough to know I'm darn sure not nailing it down right now.
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And since that EcoBoost high output motor comes straight from the Ford F-2890 Raptor, it's darn quick too.
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"When stressed, they tend to go to comfort food ... and we're pretty darn good at comfort food," he said.
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Tumbleweed trouble Living the California lifestyle is awesome -- until giant tumbleweeds roll into town and darn near take over.
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When we started at Oracle there was nothing, but when I left Oracle, it was pretty darn big business.
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These heroines have their own darn horses, and they invite their chosen heroes to come along for the ride.
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From the second you pick up a Darn Tough sock, you can tell it's a cut above the rest.
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Sometimes, however, it might run into hiccups akin to any wireless device: the darn thing just won&apost connect.
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Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers … are paired here because it's darn near impossible to separate them, or sort them out.
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"You know darn well he's going to be shooting from the business side of the fence," Mr. McCort said.
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And sometimes, closely echoing the original with a slight twist is what makes a cover song so darn good.
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There are all sorts of issues – Cramer: You can't get a darn loan if you are rich like me.
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We don't need to disappear altogether, but it might be better all around if we weren't so darn big.
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"I thought, darn it, this is more than I can handle," she told The Times in a 2002 article.
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Again, it's possible none of these consumer tech gadgets and trends change a darn thing in the long run.
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And that's cool, because you've worked long enough to be pretty darn good at those motions you're going through.
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Even in walk-through, the guy is darn near full speed because that&aposs the way he approaches this game.
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But this comes darn close to using executive discretion to override a specific thing that Congress wrote into the law.
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I probably don't need to point it out but it's quite darn illegal to trespass on and climb the pyramids.
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It's an ionic dryer, which minimizes styling damage and maximizes shine, offering a pretty darn fast dry for under $2230.
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For a situation like this, it would be pretty darn difficult to model this situation with just forces and momentum.
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Even with a little bit of sunlight going past the moon, the sky will appear to be pretty darn bright.
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When you give apps like Google Maps permission to track your movements, the resulting data can be pretty darn accurate.
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I'm no bell pepper expert but I did watch a pretty darn good time-lapse bell pepper growing several times.
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"Rather than the normal metronome of our heartbeat, which is pretty darn regular, you'll notice that it's irregular," Osborne says.
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Well, for some reason watching an animal let out a sneeze is straight up transfixing and pretty darn adorable, too.
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To me Meghan looks pretty darn happy and she can't seem to keep her hands off Harry, despite royal protocol.
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I bet CEO Greg Hayes tells a darn good story and I think he'll address the issues facing Boeing, too.
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It also grips the phone enough so it doesn't vibrate off the darn thing when you get a million notifications.
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"Conventions can be pretty darn exciting sometimes," Ryan said, a day after anti-Trump delegates protested on the convention floor.
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Mostly, though, we chose to stamp a nice porg on our 2017 holiday cup because porgs are so darn cute.
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Vlad Savov will review them separately soon, but the TL;DR is that they're pretty darn good for included earbuds.
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There was a time, before shooters got so darn good, that the midrange was the NBA's most prized geographical territory.
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It probably costs a little more, but it's probably still the cheapest in town, or pretty darn close to it.
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Using the in-app speed test function, my computer got 123Mbps down and 88Mbps up, which is pretty darn good.
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Which means that when they do decide to do those things, they're going to look so darn good doing them.
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It also teaches a darn good lesson on the importance of perseverance and pushing on even when things seem tough.
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But here's to KKW for always keeping it real, even if the chances of anyone noticing was pretty darn unlikely.
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It's not anything bordering on sporty and it's not perfect, but it's a darn good effort and a great car.
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When it comes down to whether to apply for or accept a job, the benefits offered are pretty darn important.
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Ms. Voth is pretty darn good; she sings with color and authority and brings an intelligent ease to the role.
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Recently, it has become trendy to insist that everyone ignore the bond yield curve, and how darn flat it looks.
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Amazon says this is for checking in on babies or the elderly, but it seems pretty darn weird to me.
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It's still one of the coolest implementations of 3D printing I've seen, however, and it's pretty darn close to teleportation.
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We study these darn human beings that don't respond the same way to changes in the rules of the game.
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He went out there and made the right play darn near every time he had the ball in his hands.
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But there are also many people who don't use Snapchat, because they can't figure out how the darn thing works.
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My body, which I used to view as pretty darn sexual, had been reduced to little more than a host.
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Because it was just too darn lady-centric — producers reportedly claimed that the series skewed "too female," according to Deadline.
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Jeff Sessions, Congress' most vocal opponent of both legal and unauthorized immigration — is pretty darn harsh on legal immigrants, too.
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While there may be no place like home for the holidays, these festive cities and towns come pretty darn close.
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The idea is that the left meddles with the market so darn often that a businessfella can't get his bearings.
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And to the surprise of exactly no one, the pope is doing pretty darn well on Facebook's photo-sharing app.
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Discussed this week: "Darn That Dream" (Dinah Washington, 1954) "The Brian Lehrer Show" (WNYC) Working out with Mr. and Mrs.
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It's pretty good, O.K., but gosh darn it, if you do it the same way, you're going to get passed.
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He said he thought there would be 'pretty darn good support for equities" in the S&P around "2800, 2900.
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" Kevin Harvick retweeted the photo of Newman in the hospital with the caption, "So darn happy to see this picture.
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And together with iOS 13, iPhone's newest operating system coming out on Thursday, the new iPhones are pretty darn nice.
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Sharing your salary isn&apost exactly taboo, but in many social circles, including most offices, it&aposs pretty darn close.
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Even judging by the ever-vicious standard of Jimmy Kimmel's "Mean Tweets" segment, some of these are pretty darn brutal.
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When a shot misfired, he learned to hold back and say, "Shoot" or "Gosh darn it," instead of something worse.
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The larger issue here is that every little darn thing about Tesla has become sort of grouchy at this point.
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And that those sides would probably say 'you darn tootin' we're not giving those varmints the benefit of the doubt!
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The folks who make the Android platform released a pretty darn good budget phone last year in the Pixel 3a.
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At worst, you'll get ignored by the minuscule fraction of people who even saw the darn thing to begin with.
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Tightly wound and with just a little snug hole in the middle, all of these circles look pretty darn scrumptious.
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Tom Hanks portrays the children's show host Fred Rogers and it's "pretty darn close to a must-see," she wrote.
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"They need to take that darn hit, and if that means bringing in new management, so be it," Cramer said.
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"It tells a pretty darn depressing story," said Justin Wolfers, economics professor at the University of Michigan, of the report.
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In today's smartphone environment, 5 megapixels is pretty darn low and not something anyone would expect on a $1,500 smartphone.
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Recognizing, by the way, that darn near every drug I prescribe a patient has some sort of untoward side effect.
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And while he does grind out the decisions on top of opponents, he's pretty darn good on his back too.
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I'm not going to recommend the stock, nor am I going to recommend the group because it is too darn hard.
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I think it could trade to $8, but I don't think it's getting more than that because it's pretty darn speculative.
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The Source: New spin-off novels and comic books Probability of Accuracy: It's all canonical storytelling, so presumably pretty darn canonical.
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It also gently nudges you (or your partner) when you start snoring, which is pretty darn polite if you ask us.
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Each drone ships with a very responsive remote control, but you still must be a darn good pilot to fly one.
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Being a major star in Game of Thrones is obviously super cool — but it must be pretty darn time-consuming, too.
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"The hubs already posted this today, but it's a pretty darn cute pic, so I'm reposting anyway," Jade posted on Instagram.
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It will take note of emails you reflexively delete and ask if you just want to unsubscribe from the darn things.
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"I have heard this debate so many darn times, and I love all these people, and they're all right," he said.
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While these stuffed savory pastries don't really qualify as strange (no weird organ meat or anything like that), they're darn tasty.
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"We want to do more studies, but we can't do a darn thing if the federal government handcuffs us," he added.
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"We played 33 minutes of pretty darn good basketball, and we played 20 minutes of embarrassing basketball," Padgett told reporters afterward.
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And then I found the cat and realized that darn thing is probably doing it on purpose to troll humans everywhere.
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The Swedish furniture giant has posted a collection of its own Frakta hacks: You have to admit, they're pretty darn clever.
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This planet-sign duo is pretty darn unstoppable, if not a little crafty, when it comes to getting what it wants.
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PW: It's pretty darn mainstream, whether via digital transformation or just the massive disruption of massive industries buy digitally native competitors.
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"If you don't have enough data, and it's so important to you, you can pay your own darn way," Anderson remembers.
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Now, no offense to the barefoot beach bride and her chill nuptials, but the entire fall aesthetic is pretty darn charming.
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Further, rest of the movement includes carbon fiber and aluminum which reduces the effects of temperature and looks pretty darn cool.
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However, it's just so gosh darn good at everything it sets out to do that I can't help but love it.
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If he does get a new socket made, it's covered through the VA. "My sockets are pretty darn good," he says.
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Kyler Murray's too darn short to play quarterback in the NFL and he chose the wrong sport ... so says Joe Theismann.
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Darn kids Americans are having less sex than 20 years ago, and a recent study suggests our kids are to blame.
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"We need to have national policy that faces the reality that the world is changing, and pretty darn quickly," said Rep.
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Like I've said my entire career, as long as we're winning, I don't give a (darn) what my stats look like.
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It's pretty darn cute and also the perfect "pet" for those who aren't psyched about the upkeep of a real animal.
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That person is like me, and I want to buy whatever it is that they are so gosh darn enthusiastic about.
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Cody was a gentleman helping me into the boat and his arms were looking pretty darn good while he did it!
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You can't stop thinking about it, tweeting about it and playing the darn game that's taken the entire world by storm.
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They sound pretty darn good, and by good, I mean the sound is very clear and they have a decent bass.
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The JBL Flip 4 is available in a range of colors and sounds pretty darn good for less than $100.Pros:
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Nothing beats the traditional stuff from Spain, but my leftovers version was pretty darn tasty and incredibly easy to whip up.
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Bonus cute points: It uncannily resembles Adorabilis, the cutest darn cephalopod ever found, or the "ghost octopus" NOAA discovered in March.
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Coachella will be postponed because of the coronavirus Darn, what are we supposed to do with all this neon body glitter?
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"With unemployment this low, anyone worth their salt has got a job and probably a darn good one," Mr. Peterson said.
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"We're doing pretty darn well in my judgment — let's not be afraid of optimism," Kudlow told Meet the Press's Chuck Todd.
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It's a relatively modern city, it's so darn hot that you don't have a whole lot of people enjoying the outdoors.
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One of them is my idol and I think her slurping is cool because she so obviously doesn't give a darn.
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This is the end of Jonah Hill's bachelor life, and he looks pretty darn happy about it ... even in crappy weather.
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I'm a realist — yes, I know, darn, I'm unlikely to have a love scene with Chris Hemsworth anytime soon, if ever.
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"It's a darn shame that's where we are but this epidemic is something that's got all of our attention," he added.
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Does anyone really need to spend $1,000 on a phone in the era of the Pretty Darn Good Mid-Range Phone?
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These are no easy feats, so the list of VPNs that can consistently bypass Hulu's ferocious firewall is pretty darn short.
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But they are so short in range that you've got to be going darn slow to make any use of that.
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The FDA feels you can be pretty darn sure that a moderate dose of the artificial stuff won't give you cancer.
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When will you start getting down to a level where you really are not – where you're sopping up the darn supply?
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"I don't know the content of that conversation, but my thoughts about Putin and Russia are pretty darn clear," Ryan said.
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Well, then you've never pulled on a pair of Darn Tough Merino Wool Hiker Boot Socks for men and for women.
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"It's pretty darn exciting, that for sure," said Sandra Colasanti, a BC resident who helped organize funding to bring the case.
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And when you consider that the show is still, all things considered, pretty darn good, that makes it even more impressive.
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I'd like to see more movies and a search just for downloadable videos, but even so, for a launch, pretty darn solid.
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"It's a lot worse than 'oh darn' ... not sure you can print it," Ryan said of his reaction to the decisive pick.
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"It's pretty darn remarkable to be at this level in the polls for the amount of money we have spent," Johnson said.
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They're actually offering a certificate on how to use Facebook for journalism in partnership with Poynter which feels pretty darn gross. 6.
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The little wunderkind has many tricks up its sleeve: illuminating, pore-refining, tone-evening, mattifying — the best primers are pretty darn impressive.
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But if you don't give a shit about the law, the footage you can capture from that high up is darn cool.
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In other words, if your resolution is proving too ambitious or downright ill-conceived, here's your chance to break the darn thing.
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"I don't really give a (darn) if we're better than we were last year at this point," Colorado defenseman Erik Johnson said.
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On the other hand, maybe the economy's just so darn strong that even a Canadian trade meltdown isn't enough to phase [us].
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I will agree that they're in the film more for hype than to actually serve a purpose, but they're pretty darn cute.
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Of the many tech deals happening in and around Prime Day, the Instant Pot stands out because it's just so darn useful.
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"As much as I'd love to go back and scrap the whole darn thing, we're simply unable to do that," Ernst said.
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Let's get something out of the way right now: "Hamilton," as far as I can reasonably tell, is a darn good show.
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"A trained lookout can be pretty darn accurate," said Rene Eustace, fire lookout coordinator for part of Montana&aposs Bitterroot National Forest.
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"Coming here without Al and without Avery, I thought we played pretty darn well, to be honest," Boston coach Brad Stevens said.
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I'm still in search of the perfect Galaxy S8 case, but Samsung's Clear View standing cover is pretty darn solid so far.
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All to say, applejack's claim as America's true spirit stems from its time in the trenches, helping us win the darn thing.
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It's a business model issue that what you do has lasting implications, so go healthy debate and dialog, darn right we do.
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In spite of my inability to work the darn thing, my beeper made a cute noise and, for me, that was enough.
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The latest beneficiary is HP's EliteBook Folio, a brand new laptop that's thin, light, and is pretty darn good to look at.
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Also, Dawn looks pretty darn California cool for someone whose entire plot line is about agoraphobia-level fear of New York City.
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You're darn right I heard about it, and I can't even repeat the language that I heard from the former FBI agents.
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Ball took on the showrunning duties that her ex-husband had managed and made darn sure she was known as the boss.
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"She was so kind and so darn funny, she made us all laugh with her great wit and her humor," Don said.
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And I would tell you the fact that we're sitting here nine months later investigating it, they have been pretty darn successful.
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John Kasich for president on Thursday, encouraging him to "go win this darn thing" four days before Ohio's winner-take-all primary.
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The former mayor said Sunday that any candidate running for the presidency "better darn well have a plan" to address climate change.
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"If you see a smoky truck running down the street, that's probably 40-50 percent, and that's pretty darn smoky," he said.
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Those in Medicaid long-term care have, indeed, spent "every darn penny they have" — principally on the costs of aging and infirmity.
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One who "Gives a darn?" could be someone who cares, but they could also be someone who MENDS a piece of clothing.
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"If you get into a lame-duck session and they oppose him, you know darn well this is a game," he said.
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Being best buddies might feel good in the moment, but it's inappropriate and unprofessional, and it isn't teaching you a darn thing.
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Now those darn sludge heads will state that there is no need to worry, pretreatment of that hazardous waste is strictly enforced.
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Moffat fights his usual instincts in "Twice Upon a Time," and the result is a muted swan song that's pretty darn good.
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But the truth is that I liked driving the Model 3 so darn much that I didn't flip Autopilot on very often.
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These are our five favorite hiking socks that you can buy for the outdoors, from Darn Tough, Smartwool, Wigwam, Thorlos, and Mirmaru.
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We may be portrayed as villains in the Western media and President Trump's speeches, but in real life we're pretty darn pleasant.
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"We probably didn't need to constrain attendance purposefully as much as we did because the attraction works so darn well," Chapek said.
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Bret: Beyond that, though, there's a larger civilizational question: Why are things that used to be relatively easy now so darn hard?
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The Chicago teachers strike that began earlier this week comes pretty darn close to encapsulating all of America's most daunting economic challenges.
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"When stressed, they tend to go to comfort food ... and we're pretty darn good at comfort food," he said at the time.
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These are some of the best women&aposs hiking socks you can buy, from Darn Tough, Swiftwick, Farm to Feet, and Thorlos.
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Darn Tough socks are knitted in Vermont using superfine gauge yarns that keep the socks from slipping, bunching, or giving you blisters.
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"A lot of folks were pretty darn alarmed and outraged and had a strong voice about it, saying 'character counts,'" Dent said.
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"According to lawyers [DHS] knew darn well that 5yr old & mother had secured paperwork to protect them & they rushed removal," he tweeted.
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From my aspect right now, I'm pretty darn happy with the offers I get and how things are working out for me.
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Burger King might seem like an unlikely source for a pretty darn good net neutrality explainer, but their new video is just that.
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Take this tiny little guy, who surprised us all by popping out of a sandbox, and looking pretty darn adorable while doing so.
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We're making our writers and producers go do wacky stuff for the blog, and some of the videos turned out pretty darn great.
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Siri's a woman, Cortana's a woman; if robots exist to perform labor or personal assistances, there's a darn good chance they'll be women.
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If Netflix is hoping that we never have a peaceful night of sleep ever again, they're getting pretty darn close to good results.
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But if you view banks as the economy's canary in the coalmine, as I do, then you've got some pretty darn healthy canaries.
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In the world of Vox, "women's work" has become a reality; they are meant to stay home and cook, clean, and darn socks.
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That's pretty darn cheap and it shows just how commoditized online storage has become and how much scale you require to make money.
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I can fit in a dress that I bought the year after I graduated high school, and that makes me pretty darn proud.
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The Terror is being lauded as the scariest show on TV, but the story upon which it's based is pretty darn scary, too.
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In another exclusive video, the two revealed the last romantic date they've been on – and we have to admit, it's pretty darn cute.
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The reapplication process is rigorous, but thanks to the custom pink deep conditioner Aura whipped up for me, it's also pretty darn easy.
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PepsiCo's 2.9% dividend yield is "pretty darn attractive at a time when the 10-year Treasury only gives you about 2%," Cramer said.
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"What most people love about Harry is that he's just so darn positive," says his wife, Deborah Bradley, a New York City contractor.
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"You know darn well we're going to start seeing big 'for sale' signs because the fall inventory's got to sell through," he said.
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And if he did, what we would have to find out pretty darn quickly is what do the Republican House and Senate think?
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I got the chance to work with her a few years back and she was so darn delightful, and funny, and open hearted.
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There are some vibrations and sound waves that are imperceptible to humans, but overall, space is a vacuum, and it's pretty darn quiet.
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Nobody's stopping you, and doing so will definitely teach those gosh-darn "SJW"s you love to hate so very much a lesson.
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In an interview with noted physician and TV star Dr. Oz, Trump credits golf as one of the reasons he's so darn healthy.
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At this year's CES, the company unveiled the next generation of ThinkPad devices and we have to admit, they look pretty darn hot.
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I had a couple spills along the way and my perfect three-layer cappuccino wasn't quite perfect, but it came pretty darn close!
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Plus, watching an aperture actually close down and expand on a smartphone camera when you adjust the settings is just pretty darn cool.
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"At large global scales, the isotopic constraint should be pretty darn useful at telling us what is biogenic and what's thermogenic," she says.
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Earlier this week, Unicode Technical Committee revealed it is reviewing a whopping 79 new emoji candidates — and they are all pretty darn good.
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The VAVA Moov 28 are affordable and easy to use, have good battery life and sound pretty darn good for the price point.
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New York (CNN Business)Any year in which a young man earns a living playing video games is a pretty darn good one.
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This bothers traders, and not just because it's bad for business, but because it seems, darn it, that there should be more volatility.
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Ikea HQ might be the closest IRL thing to Santa's workshop, after all — and it's pretty darn close to the North Pole, too.
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It's not as juicy or flavorful as a free-roaming hen from your grandmother's farm in the countryside, but it's pretty darn good.
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Every pair of socks made by Darn Tough is crafted in the United States in Northfield, Vermont and comes with a lifetime warranty.
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And they know darn well that we're not trying to restrict their trade because our own economic posture with China is deeply intertwined.
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"We have not been very good to the IRS, and the IRS does a pretty darn good job under the circumstances," Hatch said.
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Naturally, if you're calling it quits in your 50s, 40s or even your 30s, you are probably pretty darn optimistic about your future!
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"They know darn well $12 billion additional money for the wall is not gonna fly with Senate Democrats or the House," Schumer said.
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"Do you know who these people are?" he demanded, wanting to change the subject from that darn circle that had bedevilled him so.
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As of September, lawmakers have sworn -- and I am not talking about "darn" -- more than 1,900 times on Twitter so far this year.
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The video is a set of Super 8-looking home movies of the band's San Francisco hometown, which is also pretty darn wistful.
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He may not have mastered the art of the deal, but he is pretty darn good at using politics in pursuit of principles.
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It's pretty darn sweet when they go from being scared of Santa to visiting with me to maybe even sitting on my knee.
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O'Reilly's exit comes as Fox News is still well-watched, but faces considerable pressure from those that find the channel just too darn liberal.
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Providing context is hard work, verifying sources is hard work, and identifying the latest in celebrity news and fashion trends is darn near impossible.
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This may be the first morning without Sunrise, but there are plenty of other darn good calendar apps to get you through the day.
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Lauren Perlstein Red Wine: Faint splashes remained, but considering a whole glass of wine was dumped on my pants, it was pretty darn impressive.
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From "So in Love" to "Too Darn Hot," it's a dreamy rom-com that will have you both swooning and doubling over from laughter.
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It's a clever, complex, and essentially useless complication in an era of atomic clocks and nano materials but darn if it isn't cool-looking.
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If there's anything negative to be said about Kylie Lip Kits, it's that they're so darn hard to source — a good problem to have.
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And again, I'm giving it some bonus points here because it's so darn sleek relative to the enormous and clunky Lenovo Phab Pro 2.
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Look, you know it is tough enough to own this darn CVS ... I don't want to go down the food chain to the Walgreen.
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The app pulls basic, editable info from your Facebook, but incorporates your friends' feedback (with your approval) on what makes you so darn special.
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We expected the shades to overwhelm and feel more appropriate for a festival than every day, but surprisingly, they were pretty darn wearable — seriously!
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That said, the mall couldn't leave the best darn holiday display up as some folks got a little offended at the faux fornicated bears.
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But, at least we know what to call the darn thing in the pretty likely case we'll see it on the red carpet again.
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Rebecca, who seems pretty darn single at this point, starts asking a very pregnant Beth Pearson (Susan Kelechi Watson) about making a Facebook account.
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This kid trying to get his homework done over multiple nights faces the same struggle every time — getting his darn cat off his desk.
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Unless Huawei screws up big time with its own exploding phone moment or Mate X's also break, the company's future looks pretty darn solid.
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As you might expect, this leads Libran people to be pretty darn forgiving — and more willing to take back a remorseful ex than most.
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"We are continuing to ramp up our hiring, our sales are projected to grow double digits," said Brooke Kaplan, Darn Tough's director of marketing.
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I only got to try the dual cameras in a controlled indoor lighting situation, but from what I saw, it looked pretty darn good.
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"I have no fear of death, which is a huge comfort because we're getting darn close," the former first lady said at the time.
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And Renee Zellwegger told everyone to stop talking about her darn face already because there are a ridiculous number of reasons they shouldn't be.
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You really can't believe you put so much blood, sweat, tears into the darn thing, only to be told it's not going to work.
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Tennis superstars Roger Federer and Andy Murray played each other at a charity match in Glasgow on Tuesday, and things got pretty darn Scottish.
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"While it's possible all these unfortunate events can add up to something more consequential, the economy is pretty darn big and resilient," Jacobsen said.
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It's rare that I quote a company's marketing tagline outright, but PassivDom, makers of an "autonomous 3D-printed mobile house," sounds pretty darn rad.
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Only the once-fringe candidate Bernie Sanders was left to challenge her and even he came darn close to pulling off a stunning upset.
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That's why I love this video of a guy dressed as the Silver Surfer and cruising around New York City so gosh darn much.
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The effect on the lives of Dreamers was, if not immediate, then pretty darn quick, as the injunctions required the government to process renewals.
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Also, like many of the cleaning agents on our list (though unlike just about everything else in the marine world) it's pretty darn cheap.
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That's darn quick for a car that outwardly resembles something you'd find parked on the streets of Paris and used mainly for baguette runs.
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And I also felt, to a comment earlier, that they knew darn well that if that was going on, that potentially makes them vulnerable.
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The last thing you want to do is go crawling on the floor, looking for the gosh-darn cord to plug your phone in.
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The challenge was that once you conferred international legitimacy on Kim, it would be pretty darn difficult to get him to cede more ground.
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Any Foreign Service Officer worth their salt is darn good at convincing other governments, organizations, and companies to spend money where want it spent.
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As you can see, the web player looks pretty darn similar to the new Music app that replaces iTunes on the upcoming macOS Catalina.
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Neither version was as good as regular, deep-fried wings, but they were pretty darn close and good enough to get devoured in minutes.
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But the industry is finding it increasingly tough to make phones that are better than the pretty darn good ones most people already have.
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"Darn it if I don't see the players going off the ice and this figure going the other way towards the net," Patskou said.
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"Then he would home in on the one thing you hadn't thought of, and when you heard it you would think, 'Darn, he's right.'"
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Normally, I'm all-in on the characters who inhabit my favorite shows, but here ... I think they just got to be too darn nice.
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I also think that this happiness, confidence, and love for who I already am makes me pretty darn attractive in the dating space. No?
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"They need to have a pretty darn good reason for kicking off their event in a district in another one they&aposre running in."
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Thumbs down A Delaware man allegedly steals a thumb off of a Chinese terracotta warrior statue and darn near sets off an international incident.
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Cosby at Pennsylvania's SCI Phoenix: -- Bill's basically getting coal in his commissary stocking because his canteen ain't adding a darn thing for the holidays.
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It would be so darn easy just tp say, 'A-ha, this is the big reason, there's a sea-change and it explains everything.
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Darn Tough socks come in dozens of patterns and styles, so explore a little to find the color and level of padding you prefer.
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Italian Colors essentially told folks in such a position that it was "too darn bad" that their claims were not economical to pursue individually.
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It's not a car that pushes you to drive fast, but for a semi-sporty crossover with the base engine option, it's darn good.
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Fed up with the "back abuse" of constant housework, "I thought, darn it, this is more than I can handle," Gabe told the Tribune.
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I'm pretty darn social, but one of the best birthdays I spent was staying up all night to make a two inch boom box.
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In honor of Chris-mas, we look back at what made Andy so gosh-darn likable and why he remains Pratt's best role to date.
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The good news is that the Xperia X Performance's battery can power through nearly two days of use and the camera is pretty darn good.
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That makes its poles darn near impossible to see without a direct flyover, and previous missions to Jupiter have tended to fly in equatorial orbits.
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It was incredibly big of Robert — who we've come to know as pretty darn immature — to help Frances save face in front of her parents.
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And while some seem more ridiculous than others — looking at you, hard boiled egg — some of these alternatives actually do apply makeup pretty darn well.
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Luckily, we learned that they were easy to apply (once we got the sizing worked out), pretty darn durable (only one casualty!), and cute, too.
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TODD: Well, Senator sanders, you famously at the first debate said you didn't give a darn about her emails; I think you used another (inaudible).
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It's a darn shame just how obvious it is that they had the ending and just forced themselves to circle a drain to get there.
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The store's tech was able to correctly identify the employees despite their yellow costumes, charging each Pikachus' respective Amazon account, which is pretty darn impressive.
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I'm not sure how realistic it is to use one of these in a half pipe, but in theory it would work pretty darn well.
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Image: Paul-André Belle-Isle/ShutterstockOur current solution to apples that start to soften (just bake them into a pie) has been working darn well.
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But being that following their onstage makeout, G-Eazy posted photos of himself and Halsey getting pretty darn cozy, my money is on the latter.
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I'm pretty darn confident we can turn the knobs to even on a full basis profitable if we wanted to, but you would sacrifice growth.
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A study published earlier this month in the journal Poetics has found that most people who love bad movies happen to be pretty darn smart.
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This unique automatic chronograph from a watchmaker most known for brightly luminous and rugged timepieces, is an homage to spaceflight and looks pretty darn cool.
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While you'd never mistake the robotic, carbon fiber arm for its flesh-and-blood counterpart, in terms of dexterity, the two are pretty darn close.
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" Cihra noted that Tesla's decision to raise capital again, announced Wednesday, was expected by investors, and "is pretty darn small when it comes to dilution.
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The Surf Ranch as it exists now, the 2.1 version, would look pretty darn good to any outsider; and yet it's still considered a prototype.
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At 0.48 inches, the CoWatch is pretty darn thick, especially compared to the Apple Watch (0.41 inches) and the second-generation Moto 360 (1793 inches).
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But despite Trump's aspersions that the system is rigged and that voter fraud proliferates, US election law is well-studied, robust, and pretty darn comprehensive.
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Before the Apple HomePod can stream music, read you the news, or replace your morning alarm clock, you'll have to set the darn thing up.
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More importantly, it's just really darn funny — the show also includes the comic stylings of international treasure Minnie Driver, so what more could you want?
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" "And when he was confronted with it, he was pretty darn shocked that he had said such terrible things, and he feels terrible about it.
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Given the amount of riotous cheering this scene elicited from the audience, a lot of people knew what was happening and were pretty darn excited.
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In any case, it's a useful reminder that the feature exists: When you want to undo something on your iPhone, just shake the darn thing.
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That's kinda how Laika pics are: come for the gorgeous stop-motion animation, stay for the not-quite-Pixar but still pretty-darn-good story.
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Please -- tell me when I didn't have an uphill battle," Valdez told supporters Tuesday night, later adding, "I am getting darn good at uphill battles.
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I also liked STAR MAP, GOSH DARN (I am fairly sure that the clue "Frickin'" has never been used before), CODE RED, THRUM and DAMSELS.
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"They then immediately said 'Well, we're going to help with revenue generation – we're going to darn sure have an investment in the company,'" Kemper said.
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Natalia's criticism, however, is a bit different than your run-of-the-mill fan ranting — because she was actually an actress in the darn thing.
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"It's a darn shame that's where we are but this epidemic is something that's got all of our attention," McConnell said of recent school shootings.
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"If you're serious about pizza, it's much easier and cheaper to install than a professional oven, and it gets you pretty darn close," it said.
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Plus, the 2599MP rear camera was top of the line in its heyday and is still pretty darn impressive, even when compared to modern smartphones.
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First, all of that analysis looks pretty darn good now that we've seen the kinds of events that swept Asia in 1998-9 go global.
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Even though the sight of Jimmy Fallon rubbing Trump's head has been burned into our eyes, the dude still knows his music pretty darn well.
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"[SoftBank] then immediately said: 'Well, we're going to help with revenue generation — we're going to darn sure have an investment in the company,'" continued Kemper.
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"We are in a sustained economic expansion, the fundamentals look pretty darn good and we aren't necessarily at the end of the cycle," she said.
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But I think darn few people could look at the most rudimentary, simple, vernacular house and say, 'Those are important and need to be saved.
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"He knows darn well that for this bill to pass, it needs both Democratic and Republican support," Schumer said on the floor after the vote.
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"It wasn't Noah's ark, but it was darn close," said Rob Morris, managing partner and co-founder of Skybox, the company that runs the center.
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I'm embarrassed to say I tear up watching it because, gosh darn it, when am I going to have my own tiny curly-haired child?
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Let's put the darn thing out, and let's see if any of these crooked media people will follow up on a proven case of bribery.
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They're not so good that they'll make you consider ditching your AirPods, mind you, but they're still a pretty darn good pair of wireless earbuds.
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We know what you're thinking: For being October, it's still pretty darn warm, so it makes perfect sense to put off your fall hair appointment.
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It's a darn shame that, at least in the near future, it doesn't seem likely that Howlin' Ray's will make its way out of SoCal.
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I get an iced coffee because I will always drink iced, regardless of weather, and a snowman cookie because they're so darn cute and addicting.
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And if we don't care about this we can darn well be assured the president will be back at it doing this all over again.
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You know, I did Mazor, we made some money, and now I don't want to try a new one because they're just too darn hard.
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And in either scenario, the stock is going to underperform because it is going to cost so much darn money if you have to invest.
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Apple has been largely a one-trick pony, although it's a darn good trick that has garnered the company a valuation of about $1 trillion.
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The assumption is wrong: Federal law is pretty darn explicit that the Census Bureau doesn't get to share information about individuals with other federal agencies.
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I don't think a 100 percent white ethno-state is something that is not possible here in America, because the country is so darn big.
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Twitter users are upset not only because the actress disrespected a sacred Hawaiian site, but also that she seems to think it's so gosh darn funny.
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" The star continued, "But she was darn cute doing it and such a good sport to go out there and do it with the whole crew.
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"I'm not saying it was the only thing, but it darn sure helped," he said of the 2017 film, which starred Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen.
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The parallels to real life are so obvious I don't even need to state them (if Duncan isn't a Mary Sue for Clinton, he's darn close).
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I THINK 21 TIMES FORWARD EBITA IT IS A PRETTY DARN GOOD MULTIPLE BUT THERE ARE SOME WHO TOLD ME THEY FEEL YOU CAN DO BETTER.
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It's literally just a happy, innocent little baby having a blast — and with today's online political brawls and insult-slinging troll armies, that's pretty darn refreshing.
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So when she shared her daily beauty routine with Into the Gloss, we knew that it would be both rigorously tested and darn near miracle-working.
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On Tuesday, President Bill Clinton addressed the gathering, contrasting Hillary Clinton with her GOP rival and labeling her "the best darn change-maker" he's ever met.
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The whole setup goes into a vacuum, and an optical sensor points right at the drive to see whether the darn thing has moved or not.
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If you have a little boy who wants to emulate daddy's greatness, you're darn toot'n sure that said kid is going to come to the ballpark.
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Well, she's insatiably curious, she's a natural leader, she's a good organizer, and she's the best darn change-maker I ever met in my entire life.
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Chances of this happening: Pretty darn goodDaydream VR is ready for liftoffGoogle announced a virtual reality (VR) platform called Daydream at Google I/O in May.
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Tiffany Haddish claims she had a darn good reason for wanting to fight an actress at a party in December — the unnamed star literally bit Beyoncé!
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All the ways Automix works, from the duration of the mix to how it handles tempo, can be adjusted, but the automatic settings are darn good.
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Encouragingly, she says the spectral results mean the water is "pretty darn clean" in terms of direct content, which is great news for prospective Martian colonists.
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But Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are just so darn adorable and likable that we can't help but love the photos of their vacation in Bali.
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As it stands it's probably not enough to keep someone playing for days on end, but it was a darn nice way to pass an afternoon.
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That's why it was so darn shocking to see the movie's most darling couple looking a tad more mature in the recent sequel to the film.
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Maalouf has flown an early version of the machine, and the way he talks about it, it brings you pretty darn close to flying like Superman.
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One thing's for sure, anyone will the ability to breathlessly capture the fickle attention of the media for the next year has a darn good shot.
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And that there is a real bias or if they do kind of run away and just start investigating whatever they darn well feel like investigating.
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I love(d) the Essential phone, but the product fizzled out pretty darn quick considering it was developed by the co-creator of Android, Andy Rubin.
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"He phones in to every darn show — none of the rest of us do that," Christie said on Sean Hannity's show Wednesday night on Fox News.
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"They played exceptionally well today, so no, they were not better than I thought, and I thought all along they were pretty darn good," Ash said.
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And I know for darn sure Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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It's just a darn shame you'll need to spend well north of two grand to get a better keyboard than the one in your current MacBook.
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To fit in and to show appreciation for my Catalan hosts (and because it's so darn tasty), I eat as many calçots as I possibly can.
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His penchant for words like "darn" and "heck" make him a rather unlikely early pioneer of the counterculture, a mantle he doesn't necessarily identify with anyway.
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" Representative Greg Walden, Republican of Oregon, said the resolution was a political screed and "doesn't do a darn thing to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Take our quiz to see if your expectations about air travel safety are realistic, and learn some tips along the way (hint: it's pretty darn safe).
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"I want to be quiet a little bit and not hear myself talk so darn much," he said at his final news conference on Jan. 18.
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It turns out these decades-old climate models — which used math equations to predict how much greenhouse gases would heat the planet — were pretty darn accurate.
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An analysis of research conducted in the past decade showed that pretty much any darn thing you do for any length of time can count as exercise.
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If breakup songs have one thing in common (other than the fact that, you know, they're usually about a relationship ending), it's that they're pretty darn sad.
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It's either because people are treating it as escapist entertainment, or because immersing yourself in an alternate dimension is just too darn amusing not to get hooked.
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Facing potential death was nothing compared to the inability to stand on my own darn tiptoes, a miracle of movement I had never given a second thought.
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Facebook user Arcanum Order posted pictures of his second test run of an in-progress Nick Valentine cosplay that looks pretty darn complete from where we're sitting.
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Because I had just said, 'I don't think I would really feel comfortable getting offered work because of the situation,' — and darn it, what does he do?
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All of this is impressive, yes, but the real victory is the addictive, heavenly smell and how darn good my normally-dry skin feels morning and night.
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"You can darn well expect that if Trump had gotten this information he'd be out there every day saying Ukraine was investigating Joe Biden's campaign," Schiff said.
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It's the product you don't want to power down, give back, or take off, because it served its purpose so darn well while you were using it.
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I want to be annoyed that the snow seems to have followed me to LA, but the delight and wonder of Angelenos is so darn endearing. pic.twitter.
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"I did develop really strong feelings for a couple of them and I did fall for two guys at the end, yes," she told ET. Well, darn.
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Fortunately, Motorola's software is pretty darn close to stock and doesn't contain the kind of heavy resource-guzzling skin or bloatware apps found on other budget phones.
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It's called the "Coppock Curve" and despite its rather strange origin, it's track record is pretty darn good at confirming whether rallies are for real or not.
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I do a darn good job with having to have the life that I have and do what I do and keep calm raising two teenage girls.
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Plus, these headphones are pretty darn snazzy, if we don't say so ourselves — they even come with accelerometer-based control of color and brightness for easy customisation.
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With the MX Vertical, though, Logitech has taken the unusual step of creating a mouse that's not just better for your body, but pretty darn good-looking.
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Jimmy Kimmel has been predicting the winners of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette for a while now — and truth be told, he's pretty darn good at it.
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Hard-core political types can often be out of touch and ideologically delusional, but one thing every politician knows how to do is read the darn polls.
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"The real reason Wall St & their @GOP allies are going after the @CFPB is because it's working too darn well for consumers & must be stopped," she said.
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So darn it, didn't it tug at your heart strings when Murphy and Emori were planning on going it alone, only to see Jackson and Miller return?
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It may be the site of some fairly traumatic fictional memories, but the house in Godric's Hollow where Harry Potter was born is also pretty darn magical.
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"Rawle had some open ones that we could've ran down and really contested, then Trier, with one from (darn) near half-court," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said.
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But if we're going to have a military draft, then gosh darn it, women should get equal treatment and be required to sign up — just like men.
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He even helped her "navigate those darn contraptions" (the trail mix machines), and punched the number for her cranberries into the machine that spits out a barcode.
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What they need is more manpower, and more technology… So it's easy to tell people what they want to hear — 'build the darn fence, vote for me.
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LG didn't announce pricing or availability for the 8K LED TV, but we're pretty darn sure it's going be cost somewhere between really expensive and extremely expensive.
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But he advocates "simplifying the darn thing" by building consensus around conventional means of providing relief to businesses such as lowering the rates and broadening the base.
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Mac loyalists might find it hard to admit this, but sometimes it's a darn shame that more apps and games are compatible with Windows compared to OSX.
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The challenges are different than our terrestrial ones, but darn it, overcoming them are just as good in the coral-wrapped, kelp-forested world beneath the waves.
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You'll see we've been going down ever since 40 years ago to now we're at $4.95, and hell, that's pretty darn close to zero as it is.
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Francona almost revels in telling stories that make him look inept at certain things, perhaps because when it comes to his job, he is so darn competent.
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While no bird feeder can 100% guarantee that squirrels won't break in and steal all the seed, the Squirrel Buster Standard Bird Feeder comes pretty darn close.
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"The overall health of the world economy is pretty darn good," said David Haviland, managing partner at Beaumont Financial Partners LLC and its Beaumont Capital Management division.
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The immigration ads often mimic Trump's harsh tone, talking about "illegals" who steal American jobs and the need for "a darn wall" along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Just outside the chamber, Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri, lamented she had a plane to catch: "I'm going to miss a baby, darn it," she said.
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"Cassidy, probably going to get engaged pretty darn soon too, I got a feeling," she said, revealing that her daughter and Wierda have been friends since childhood.
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These Darn Tough socks are available in both Men's and Women's styles and come in Small, Medium, and Large sizes that will correspond with your shoe size.
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Yes, comedies are regularly larded with "old folks can't tweet" and "these darn kids and their 'texting'" jokes, while espionage thrillers invariably serve up hot webcam action.
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" Mr. Kelly also echoed Mr. Trump's aggressive posture against leaks, calling American officials' disclosure of information about last week's bombing in Manchester, England, "darn close to treason.
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Only last week I was in my Too Darn Hot yoga class and the instructor was late because she had been detained in the drunk tank again.
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You have a pretty darn good view, given Pandora and Sirius, in terms of the way audio is distributed around the world or certainly in this country.
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"I think what you saw tonight was two struggling offenses facing off against some pretty darn good pitching on both sides," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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"In this day and age, and in this business, in politics, if you get 85 percent of what you want, that's pretty darn good," he told reporters.
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"I think it's important to know that what we have in front of you is a pretty darn good plan," Munoz said during the presentation late Tuesday.
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" She's aware of the uncanny valley effect at play here: "When you're trying to emulate real life, and you get pretty darn close, it's gonna be creepy.
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"Moms started going home and saying to their husbands, 'If Bill Gates can drive his daughter, you better darn well drive our daughter or son,' " Ms. Gates said.
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And although our holidays are already pretty darn booked, the brand-new gem is seriously making us consider squeezing in a trip to our piercer over the break.
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Sometimes you bombard spacecrafts with hurtling rocks and deadly cosmic rays, and other times you're so empty you don't give astronauts a darn thing to hold on to.
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The AI-based system uses data from previous musical hits to create entirely new compositions on the fly — and darn if these crazy robot-songs aren't pretty good.
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Purple PAC, an outside group supporting Rand Paul Impact: With the camera trained on a single flickering flame for almost 30 seconds, this spot is pretty darn weird.
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The game was first announced 10 darn years ago as Final Fantasy Versus XIII — it was supposed to be linked to Final Fantasy XIII, which launched in 2009.
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And that darn beating probably didn't help much, says Kennedy B. Have you, Greg, to the best of your recollection, received any training or programming of this kind?
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Huawei is apparently working on a new tablet, and it looks pretty darn similar to an iPad Pro, according to leaked renders posted by 91Mobiles (via Android Central).
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We don't know about you, but our lives are pretty darn different now from how they were back when LMFAO was a contender for song of the summer.
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"Still waters run deep" is a tired cliché, but it comes pretty darn close to nailing Jenner's personality, at least as it is reflected in her birth chart.
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He is at least making an effort and putting out some proposals that are actually pretty darn good, you know, in terms of school choice and school vouchers.
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"I wonder if they're pigeonholing themselves a bit with this product, when a much broader offering has been proven by competitors to be pretty darn attractive," Miller said.
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But it's actually a sure-to-be-overlooked new — and pretty darn good — television adaptation that may help explain why King's best books often make for middling films.
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In Trump's United States, all visitors are welcome ... unless they come from one of seven predominantly Muslim nations, self-identify as Muslim, or just look too darn brown.
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Although these Zodiac signs may seem pretty darn different, they both reward creativity, so don't be afraid to go all out with your Halloween attire again this Wednesday.
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"We have a whole system, it works pretty darn well, it should be a model for the other states," Lambert said, despite his personal opposition to legal marijuana.
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We're not about to make assumptions here, but we'd wager that the starving artist myth is partially perpetuated by the fact that design programs are so darn expensive.
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As ever, the company's jam-packed the watch with features — which might feel like they were overflowing were the watch not so darn big in the first place.
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"They want to change the rules now that President Trump is the president, but they didn't want to change a darn thing when Barack Obama was president," Rep.
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He is an inspiring coach — when Mr. Oyelowo wants to inspire you, you are darn well going to be inspired — and also a sly and cheerful class warrior.
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"If you're a Democrat and you stand up to Elizabeth Warren..., you're darn right we'll work with you," the group's CEO, Emily Seidel, told the network's backers Sunday.
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I tend to procrastinate things I don't want to do, so it's hard concentrating and being in the moment when I am dreading doing those darn push-ups.
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While she's visiting her new friend Louise de la Tour de Rohan (Claire Sermonne), who is a gosh darn hoot, Louise is having her legs and vulva waxed.
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Well, she is insatiably curious, she's a natural leader, she's a good organizer, and she's the best darn change-maker I have ever met in my entire life.
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"He's been pretty darn consistent as the years have gone on," said Bamba, who first came to know Love as a volunteer basketball coach at his elementary school.
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"When you talk about the 350th or 450th best player in the draft, you're talking about a darn good baseball player," the agent Scott Boras said on Friday.
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And while we will always give a darn about RHETT Butler, it's always nice to find a modern clue to welcome younger solvers to this pastime of ours.
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And where states have in fact cooperated, expanding Medicaid, operating their own insurance exchanges, and promoting both enrollment and competition among insurers, it has worked pretty darn well.
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Of course, someone who can afford a pair of glasses that let you watch Netflix can also probably afford to get a job that allows for shirking. Darn!
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Kirkman is being shaped into the ideal president, but darn it, only he is interested in rising above self-interest and doing what is best for the country.
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Bernie Sanders, who announced he's running for president earlier this week, set the bar pretty darn high -- collecting almost $6 million in his first day as a candidate.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY A different kind of magic Some circuses are using holograms instead of real animals in their performances, and the result is pretty darn fascinating!
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Intuitive Surgical This is an unlikely top 213 in that this company is not super well-known, but they have over 284,84 employees who seem pretty darn happy.
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Why you'll love them: The Darn Tough Merino Wool Hiker Boot Socks offer unmatched support and cushioning to increase comfort and prevent soreness and injury during long treks.
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With more than 1,350 reviews posted on Amazon at the time of this writing, the Darn Tough Merino Wool Hiker Boot Socks have a stellar 4.7-star rating.
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In addition to being a singer, songwriter, athlete, pretty darn good illustrator, and all-around sensitive guy, Cole Swindell can now add pageant judge to his list of credits.
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Despite the short demo, the lag-free hand-tracking was so darn impressive (and didn't make me nauseous) that I could have spent hours playing with the VR blocks.
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If you can't make it to Starbucks, or if you find that your local store has already sold out (darn!), you can find a few floating around on eBay.
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But a more lasting legacy stems from the series' protagonist, Dennis Franz's Andy Sipowicz, a racist cop who didn't always play by the rules but got results, darn it.
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Hogan, 62, who is going by his legal name, Terry Bollea, at the trial, said he was feeling "pretty darn good" as he arrived with his attorney David Houston.
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It has chard, pea pods, radishes, feta, and more of those darn garlic scapes, but the baby isn't hungry since there were solid food snacks after the surprise bottle.
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"The Battle of the Century" (1927) demanded the throwing of 3,000 cream pies; in "You're Darn Tootin'" (1928) a mass brawl ends with characters ripping each other's trousers off.
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A New Worker Grant program will launch for individuals who move to Vermont to work full time for employers that are based in the state, including Darn Tough Vermont.
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After all, sports ball games — especially of the championship variety — can end up being pretty darn long, and that's a lot of time to spend not flaunting your love.
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" He added: "I believe when you leak the kind of information that seems to be routinely leaked — high, high level of classification — I think it's darn close to treason.
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He weakly unleashes an "aww darn" clap on the sideline as Jason Kidd takes a timeout, presumably to tell his players to not throw the ball to opponents. 5.
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The question to ask, if you're going to rationalize a big smartphone spend, is whether your reasoning holds up in the age of Pretty Darn Good Non-Flagship phones.
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"We were aware the last couple weeks that we'd been playing pretty darn well," Miller said of a team that is 493-249-247 in its past nine games.
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While the wireless technology isn't quite up to its tethered counterpart, it still sounds pretty darn good – enough so that the majority of listeners likely won't detect much difference.
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You're ready to have serious talks about all these themes: You're ready to plan, make checklists, do all that effective, organized Virgo stuff that makes you so darn Virgo.
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Not only is he a dab hand at crazy golf, air hockey, rock paper scissors and — obviously — basketball, but it turns out he's also a pretty darn good singer.
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Ryan Reynolds is no stranger to playing a superhero on the big screen, and it turns out he can play the role pretty darn well in real life, too.
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"The big one is rolling in late morning today, that's for darn sure," said meteorologist David Roth with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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The whole exchange was so gosh darn charming it made me want to move to Wisconsin and eat cheese curds in my luxury La-Z-Boy purchased for Sears.
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But the the crux of the argument against the market remaining at new highs is it's been going on for so long that, darn it, it just can't continue.
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"It's a pretty darn cool feeling right now to get win No. 29, and for it to be here at the Memorial in front of Mr. Nicklaus," McGirt said.
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"A lot of people won't need to do a darn thing," said certified financial planner Hans "John" Scheil, CEO and owner of Cardinal Retirement Planning in Cary, North Carolina.
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Cards are offering signup bonuses, cash back and travel rewards, and a sign-up bonus menu that is "pretty darn strong," says Matt Schulz, credit card analyst for CreditCards.com.
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Well, I saw it last night, and while I do think it's been over-hyped, the new movie is darn good sci-fi noir and looks f*cking gorgeous.
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Mainly the problem is that they're so darn small, and packed so tightly, and connect in so many places at once, that it's hard to tell where anything's going.
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Gail: Well, Corker has made it pretty darn clear that almost everybody in the caucus is huddled under the stairs talking about what a nut case the president is.
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In answer to the burning question, yeah, Lopez throws and catches darn well, although the editor of the video kept in one toss that wound up in the hedges.
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The Switch Lite doesn't hit shelves until September 20, but our reviewer got his hands on one, and while the console is missing some features, it's pretty darn impressive.
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Read more: The best indoor herb gardens I'm the type of home cook who feels pretty darn good about herself after adding eggs, herbs, and vegetables to instant ramen.
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When Jeremy Scott literally put a smoking — O.K., not a gun, but a dress — on his Moschino runway, it proved to be the metaphor for the whole darn year.
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You're supposed to like the play, about a Toronto variety store run by a family of Korean-Canadians, in part because it would just be darn rude not to.
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"The U.S. position players, their roster is pretty darn strong," Manfred said in an interview before the tournament opened on Monday with Israel beating host South Korea, 2-1.
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I know you're passionate about this bust hold on for a second – Cramer: He oughta GO, and READ the Accredited Home document, at least I READ the darn thing.
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We&aposre here to the rescue: We&aposve rounded up 37 tech gift ideas for men that are sure to satisfy because, well, they&aposre just so darn cool.
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I don't know the details of the Carrier arrangement … but I think it's pretty darn good that people are keeping their jobs in Indiana instead of going to Mexico.
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Even when Atomic Blonde's story becomes pointlessly complicated, to the degree that following it starts to feel like a chore, the look of the movie is pretty darn glorious.
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Name your favorite Disney Channel show — maybe Lizzie McGuire, Kim Possible, or That's So Raven — and you can be pretty darn confident that it will be streaming on Disney+.
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I actually think that Speaker Pelosi has managed this pretty darn well in terms of saying that's not where she thinks the House ought to go at this point.
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If you're wondering how a podcast translates to the screen, click play — it looks like the results are a bit like a History channel recreation, but also pretty darn creepy.
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"If deporting you out of this country when you commit a crime is a tool at my disposal, you are darn right I am going to use it," Harran said.
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I've been in the gym 5 days a week for the last 5 months, and eaten pretty darn healthy/strictly but not so crazy that I'm not still enjoying life.
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So men and women who score high on the Dark Triad scale may appeal to because they are confident, persistent, have a higher-ranking status and look pretty darn good.
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We need puppy GIFs, we need videos of babies giggling and drooling, and gosh darn it we need to watch Kinetic Sand being deliciously sliced by a sharp AF knife.
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"Shooting the (darn) 23-ball like he's supposed to instead of putting the ball on the floor when he's open," Pistons center Andre Drummond told reporters in assessing Harris' performance.
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There are certainly others like you who would rather resist associating with a Pluto-Scorp combo, but, we'd argue, that urge in and of itself sounds pretty darn Scorpio-Plutonian.
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It's an integration between Salesforce, Google Apps, and Slack on the front end, with some back end data processing and analytics tools that the company thinks are pretty darn fancy.
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It's important to note that the best plane in the world doesn't do a darn thing to the strategic balance if the engine won't start when you turn the key.
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"I'm excited about my boots coming out, which you know has been this labor of love for me because I made those darn UGG boots popular," she previously told PeopleStyle.
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Just watching them go about the process of making sure every page is stitched and glued together perfectly and seeing them attach the cover by hand is pretty darn therapeutic.
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It would be unfair to ignore the fact that Upton comes pretty darn close to the "ideal" look for many platforms, but her commitment to being 100% herself remains admirable.
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"I don't know who's going to win the darn nomination, I really don't," he said, but was emphatic that the 2016 presidential race must be about ideas, and not personalities.
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Amazon Web Services Certification Training Mega Bundle — $17.25 See Details Despite being a free and open source and having stronger security, Linux remains relatively unknown, and it's a darn shame.
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Dr. David Hanson, founder and CEO of Hanson Robotics, has spent decades on a quest to build robots that look and act like humans, and he's getting pretty darn close.
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The daughter of one of America's most famous politicians and the host of a television show are siding with the ham-and-eggers over those darn out-of-touch liberals.
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My kids spend a lot of time performing elaborate bedtime rituals for their dolls, and this article from the Atlantic explains why kids love "parenting" their toys so darn much.
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Fees are 'too darn high' Still, the recent performance will only give investors added leverage to demand hedge funds slash fees they charge with the promise of beating the market.
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Ehlers' hat trick powers Jets WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Judging by the grin on the face of Winnipeg Jets rookie forward Nikolaj Ehlers, his first career hat trick felt pretty darn good.
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As a new video from AsapSCIENCE explains, that's because a brownie's effects take a while to come on and can be pretty darn overwhelming — especially if you're a first-timer.
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Pumpkins aren't even in season yet, so let's slow down on the pumpkin-inspired releasesStarbucks dropped its famed pumpkin-spice latte on August 27, and that's just too darn early.
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We chatted with Brett Durrett, IMVU's CEO, about how the collaboration with Kim and Kanye came to be and how the company gets those GIFs and emoji so darn perfect.
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Plus, they work with the new Apple Watch Series 3 for streaming audio without your smartphone, give you quick access to Siri and sound pretty darn good for the price.
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"Life Sentence" never meaningfully conveys Stella's illness as anything more severe than an occasion to wear a silk head scarf, and darn if she doesn't look a little bit glamorous.
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Part of the rapid rise of Lzplay over the last week or two is because it just works so darn well for getting Google apps onto the Huawei Mate 230.
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You can see in the culture — we have a president who is pretty darn rewarded for clinging to those norms right now — but those norms come at a tremendous cost.
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The basic idea behind the broader pivot was that kids today, always on those darn cellphones, would prefer a more casual, vertical gaming experience outside of the computer or console.
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A White House consumed with drafting statements denying wrongdoing by a president who does a darn good job of implicating himself in that wrongdoing is a White House in turmoil.
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Threads on our neighborhood Facebook feed will ask what restaurants are open and serving -- gosh darn it, they say, they need to get out of the house, they're stir crazy.
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" But in Grassley's view, the tax hits the virtuous "as opposed to those that are just spending every darn penny they have, whether it's on booze or women or movies.
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SpongeBob galvanizes the citizens of Bikini Bottom to put on the best darn performance ever to help out Squidward; he's given up on himself and his dream at this point.
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As he entered the courtroom Monday morning, he told reporters he was feeling "pretty darn good," and said he was "not used to getting up this early" except to work out.
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Sony says the new phones have up two days of battery life (not quite as good as the three days the Z series is known for, but still pretty darn good).
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And as we saw in the most recent episode of season eight, "The Last of the Starks," a sellsword's allegiance can shift pretty darn quickly if a better offer comes along.
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It's 2150 and Google has not only revived one of the worst-conceived product categories ever with the $220 Home Hub, but made it so darn good, you'll want one badly.
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With Microsoft's $2508 billion acquisition of GitHub this week, we can now decisively declare a trend: 22 is shaping up as a darn good year for U.S. venture-backed M&A.
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While we may not carry magic wands made of phoenix feathers or dragon heartstrings, we do have a lot of tech that's pretty darn close to the "magic" in Harry Potter.
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For what it's worth, at the time of writing the satirical site is the first result under a Google search for "Mike Pence official website" — that's some darn good SEO, guys.
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But Carter (Netflix's Godless) is so darn winning that we can't help but fall for Sadie's moony earnestness, especially as Carter lets us understand the character's quiet, desperate need for purpose.
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While it feels like the more luxe bastions of cable and streaming TV create new stars every week — we're going to make the On My Block kids a Thing, darn it!
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Click here to view original GIFWinter is here and though it hasn't overstayed its welcome just yet (it will), it's still no fun to have to wear so many darn layers.
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The cast looks so darn beautiful and happy in her photos, it's pretty easy to imagine the scenario in which, well, the whole baby daddy confusion happened in the first place.
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"We have been doing it for so darn long, we take it for granted what we do, and tonight, you know, I'm gonna change that, I'm gonna correct it," Cramer said.
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BECAUSE THE COFFEE'S DARN GOOD, BUT WE CAN'T GET IT FAST ENOUGH AND THROUGHPUT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I SEE FOR A PROBLEM IN THE DOMESTIC STORES AND MAYBE INTERNATIONAL.
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"A post from user RockyRaab on the forum MREinfo even notes that "that darn meal has been in 'development' for so long, it's hard to believe it may finally be fielded.
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But here's the thing: After combing through celebrity riders allegedly leaked online over the past few years, we found the list of demands for beauty products to be pretty darn reasonable.
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It is designed not for early adopters, but for those who feel disenfranchised by the big-phone push and wonder why they have to pay so darn much for any smartphone.
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Perhaps the surprise could be chalked up to my not having enjoyed the Jag 218-liter V8 in the F-PACE context — this is a darn fine motor, memorable in fact.
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My old Psycho II model from 2009, which saw heavy service through 2010 and has seen service in most of the years since, is still, shockingly, in pretty darn good shape.
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"The cost of freight on the darn things is up quite a bit, because diesel is up," said Jayne Mitchell, who runs Tim Mitchell's Christmas Trees in Scottsdale and Gilbert, Ariz.
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However, if Gorsuch is an indication of the President's thinking on the matter, then it seems pretty darn certain that he will find somebody that passes muster with Maine's senior senator.
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Though again, we question putting a toddler through this sort of styling process, we have to say with that hair and that itty-bitty snow outfit, she looks pretty darn adorable.
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But, for this time, Hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunities and reduce the risks we face and she is still the best darn change-maker I have ever known.
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I spent about a month with the Vava 4K laser projector since first laying eyes on it at CES 2020, and I liked the darn thing more with every passing day.
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After listening to various members of the Blum family explain away Alex's sins, the author realized that they'd all found ways to darn these holes, often with a pretty weak yarn.
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On the other side of the equation, there were a lot of people in a fairly small area, and the ventilation had to be pretty darn good because it didn't stink.
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"If you look at passenger vehicles, they're pretty darn clean at this point," said Matt Barth, director of the Center for Environmental Research and Technology and a professor at UC Riverside.
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Mina wrestling with Sterling there was comical, like a dad who stumbled into a U14 practice but darn sure wasn't going to let his kid turn on him in the middle.
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This feels like a fresh theme to me, with three of the five theme entries making their New York Times Crossword debuts, and another — DARN TOOTIN' — having been used only once.
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" Bill Clinton, sensing the need to attune the Democratic ticket with the mood of the nation, called Hillary Clinton "the best darn change-maker I have met in my entire life.
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After flirting her way around The Circle, Bissonnette eventually forges a real connection with Joey Sasso, the lovably broey OG contestant who would go on to win the whole darn game.
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Long story short: Howard pawns the ring for cash, which he turns around and uses to place a bet on a Celtics game, which — well, just watch the darn thing unfold.
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Runner ThorW was so collected, so informative and so gosh-darn chill and entertaining throughout his all-bosses run of Dark Souls 3 (up to DLC1) that I couldn't look away.
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The Darn Tough Light Hiker Micro Crew Light Cushion sock for men and women is Wirecutter's top pick for best hiking sock, thanks to its mix of comfort, durability and cushioning.
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The list of sinful offenses seemed infinite: listening to secular music or watching secular television, saying "gosh" or "darn" or "jeez," questioning authorities, envying a friend's rainbow array of Izod shirts.
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The promos are the combined work of the network, Walt Disney Imagineering, and Stoopid Buddy Stoodios — the company behind Robot Chicken and SuperMansion — and we've got to admit, they're pretty darn adorable.
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That's a pretty darn good definition of Twitter and the value it provides, but you'd never know it from the meme- and GIF-filled Moments ads Twitter provided a few months back.
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Sherrod Brown's chances of winning reelection in November and pretty darn good about their odds of retaking the governor's mansion, according to two new polls on the Buckeye State's marquee 2018 elections.
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Andrew Beveridge, a math professor at Macalester College, says the White Walker spiral goes in the opposite direction of a golden spiral, but it's "pretty darn close" to a clockwise golden spiral.
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"When President Trump condemned racism, bigotry, evil violence, and then took it many steps further and called out neo-Nazis, white supremacists, KKK, that is -- that is darn near perfection," she said.
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Yet north of the border, Mr Johnson is kryptonite: a bumbling Bertie Wooster who takes his privileges for granted and expects other people to clean up his messes and darn his socks.
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Windows 10 is the best Windows in a decade, so it stands to reason that Windows 103 Anniversary Update would, barring any insane feature or design revisions, be pretty darn good, too.
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With any luck, this roundup will make you smile wistfully, and remind you that next year, however tumultuous, will bring its own set of cultural moments — some of them pretty darn entertaining.
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"Even under that case they'll still be one of the two global airplane suppliers and they'll have a new product in the market that will probably be pretty darn good," Epstein said.
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If you're used to months of debate about whether to accept refugees at all — in countries from the US to the UK and Germany to Australia — the results are pretty darn surprising.
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The Echo is in my kitchen — the Mr. Coffee is in my kitchen — I was literally close enough to reach out and touch the darn power switch myself when this all occurred.
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Sandra Bullock scooped up the People's Choice Award for Favorite Movie Actress tonight, and gosh darn it if she didn't win the award for favorite speech of the night in the process.
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Darn, I'm busy all of those days :/ Controversial former Arizona county sheriff Joe Arpaio just announced he will run for Senate, casting further uncertainty in the state's GOP Senate primary. http://bit.
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So the lesson of it is we have a pretty darn good batting average around here, but you are never going to bat 1.000, and you need to continue to take risks.
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Manual 911s dash from standstill to 60 miles an hour in about 4 seconds, while the PDK — which stands for Porsche Doppelkupplung, not Pretty Darn Kwik — is a couple of ticks faster.
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"The cloud-based enterprise software stocks have been holding up pretty darn well, at least until Red Hat tonight, " the "Mad Money" host said after the cloud play reported first-quarter earnings.
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"Veggie has shown us we can grow plants in space pretty darn similarly to how we do on Earth," said Veggie lead scientist Gioia Massa in 2015, speaking after the successful experiment.
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But as I grew up, I can definitely say I am now a full-blown Samantha Jones; someone that truly knows who they are and doesn't give a darn what people think.
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These socks are thoughtfully designed to withstand some of the toughest sports, and it shows in the attention to detail given to the Darn Tough Tab No Show Light Cushion running socks.
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If Mr. Kelly wants to look for actions "darn close to treason," as he called the Manchester bombing leaks, perhaps he should look at the very top level of the Trump administration.
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After the talk, she met Matthew at a diner and he was so darn sympathetic and understanding that she had to use the thumb-and-forefinger technique Elizabeth taught her last week.
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And even though Johnson failed on his promise to take the EU out of the UK by October 31, he made it pretty darn clear he would have if he could have.
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The best sports books appeal to serious sports fans but also to readers who couldn't care less about statistics or play-by-plays and are just looking for a darn good story.
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"Republicans would like to get this darn thing done one way or another so for the rest of the August recess they don't have to get beat up by constituents," said Bell.
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I'll leave that to the lawyers to make that decision, but the notion that Muller noted I think 10 specific instances where Muller at least raised that issue is pretty darn serious.
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If Mr. Rosenstein really wants to be transparent with Congress to give us the information he should have one of his employees answer our darn questions today when we are in the deposition.
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To that end, researchers have developed a smartphone-based program that can automatically detect diseases in the cassava plant—the most widely grown root crop on Earth—with darn near 100 percent accuracy.
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"I mean, I feel like I knew him pretty darn well before we got married," Murgatroyd, 31, tells Steve Harvey in a sneak peek at the couple's Tuesday appearance on his talk show.
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"Our lives are forever changed as a result of knowing her, she was so kind and so darn funny, she made us all laugh with her great wit and her humor," Don said.
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Why it matters: Phone companies are trying to keep up with the demands of high-resolution screens, more complicated apps and "our seeming inability to put the darn phone down," per the Post.
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Then if you examine the enterprise partnerships the company has forged over the last several years, you begin to see a picture emerging of a company with a pretty darn concrete enterprise strategy.
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He might not be the best husband, but Mr. Bennet is a pretty darn good dad, doting on his five daughters and always finding the right thing to say to our heroine Lizzy.
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The agency has been on a years-long mission to replace the Concorde, the expensive supersonic plane, which was decommissioned in 2003 over concerns that it was uneconomical, and just too darn loud.
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Click here to view original GIFI know that it's pretty darn obvious that if you sharpen a knife over and over again, you'll eventually get a razor sharp edge to slice things with.
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Taking a night to watch those gradual movements unfold can make you feel infinitely small — and, on a far less philosophical note, spending an evening under the stars is pretty darn romantic, too.
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You do get family sharing for up to six members included for that price, which makes the whole thing pretty darn cheap if you're a family of six people who love to read.
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Most noticeably, it adds a goofy bumper around the screen for added protection because those gosh darn children are likely to get up to hijinks that might scuff, or otherwise damage their trackers.
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Even though they came before Second Life allowed full mesh models to be imported and therefore had to be assembled from more simplistically sculpted lumps and bean shapes, they remain pretty darn cute.
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I am profoundly Not Buying the alleged progression of Matt Ryan, and doubt the Atlanta Falcons' D will hold off the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have the talent to be pretty darn resurgent.
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And, for the record, when a company as outstanding as Home Depot blames its problems on the weather, it may make sense, for once, to give them the darn benefit of the doubt.
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Even though they came before Second Life allowed full mesh models to be imported and therefore had to be assembled from more simplistically sculpted lumps and bean shapes, they remain pretty darn cute.
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Unlike your traditional black Uber, with Uber Eats, your food is delivered via bicycle courier, which means it should get there pretty darn fast (in as little as 30 minutes, according to Uber).
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The Middle's beautifully developed characters, finely tuned storytelling sense, and avoidance of easy gimmicks meant it sometimes wasn't the easiest show to break out into a piece about how darn good it was.
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Darn it, that's not playing nearby: The racial dynamics Green Book are... problematic, to say the least, but it's bound to win over the same auds who previously rewarded films like The Help.
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Last year, I said that the Vizio P-Series Quantum came pretty darn close, although you could notice that its blacks couldn't quite compete with the inky darkness of LG's entry-level OLED.
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" At a speech last fall, Mr. Biden said it is "totally appropriate for people to look at me and say, if I were to run for office again, 'Well God darn you're old.
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I didn't vote for Obama, but I came darn close to doing so in the privacy of the voting booth, despite having my name on the GOP ticket a few lines underneath McCain.
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" But she also attributes an extensive list of symptoms to hypothyroidism by sharing articles with titles such as "fixing your thyroid can also fix your hands" and "low thyroid and my darn feet.
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"We have to admit that the true economy, just looking at the raw data, has been doing pretty darn well," said Steve Bell, a former Republican staff director for the Senate Budget Committee.
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"Even though inflation has gone up, it's still pretty darn low, relatively speaking," said Michael Eisenberg, a CPA, personal financial specialist and member of the American Institute of CPAs Consumer Financial Education Advocates.
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The Darn Tough Merino Will Hiker Boot Socks are our top choice because they're comfortable the first time you slip them on and durable enough to last for hundreds of miles of trekking.
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So after ruling out other potentially useful variables between the two age groups, Bix and her colleagues are now testing a totally new and pretty darn funny strategy for protecting curious kids: distract them.
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No. 7 Oregon State: Look, I should be talking about Gary Payton's son playing some darn good basketball for this team, but their head coach's name is Wayne Tinkle and I am only human.
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