She is dazzled by his ability to be dazzled by her.
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Jamaica coach Hue Menzies was left dazzled by Kerr's display.
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Her Macy's fireworks display every Fourth of July dazzled millions.
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Unlike video cameras, lidar cannot be dazzled by bright light.
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I'm not just asking what they'd be most dazzled by.
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Patricia Clarkson dazzled in a maroon dress covered in sparkles.
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In the preseason, the Warriors and Durant dazzled in spurts.
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Your ears will be dazzled, your eyes maybe less so.
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Seconds into the performance, the director was dazzled and shocked.
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She has defied odds and dazzled observers at every turn.
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Luis Fonsi and Águeda López both dazzled in sparkly outfits.
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Sometimes he didn't bother to rhyme; sometimes his rhymes dazzled.
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" To which Ferrell replied looking dazzled and confused, "Am I?
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Zazie Beetz dazzled in a two-piece look from Thom Browne.
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It is easy to be dazzled by Israel's high-tech firms.
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She dazzled in a tiered tulle gown designed by Virgil Abloh.
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"Just like that, I was razzle-dazzled by Broadway," she said.
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The colorful landscape dazzled him, leaving him eager for fall's return.
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The tycoon dazzled with a touch of 3D home shopping too.
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Taylor Swift dazzled in a patterned suit jacket and pink leotard.
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In a sea of grey and navy blue suits ... Nikki dazzled.
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We may be charmed and dazzled, but often we can't breathe.
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Freida Pinto dazzled on the red carpet at the 2009 BAFTAs.
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"I was dazzled by it," he said, referring to the collection.
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She took a course on corals and, once again, was dazzled.
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Maile Johnston, Miss Alaska, dazzled in red at Miss America 2020.
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Halle Berry dazzled the 1997 awards ceremony in a patterned gown.
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Marvel's early movies dazzled us with the stories of great power.
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If anything, Pretty Woman: The Musical could have dazzled us even more.
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We're dazzled by love and lust on Tuesday when Venus sextiles Mars.
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Pour the mimosas, grab your bell-bottoms, and prepare to be dazzled.
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She says she was "simultaneously dazzled and horrified" by what she found.
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Two years later, they dazzled us again in crime thriller Gangster Squad.
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Lawrence, 27, dazzled in a platinum sequin Dior gown and strappy heels.
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Michael Jackson dazzled the world with his unparalleled singing and dancing skills.
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Walter Ralegh dazzled her majesty with his vision for an American colony.
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Krentel, 50, says Nanette dazzled him from the start of their relationship.
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My date was duly dazzled, even though things were to end badly.
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Fashion blogger Chiara Ferragni dazzled in a couture dress designed by Dior.
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Syndergaard dazzled the Giants with improved command of his high-octane fastball.
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"Crazy Rich Asians" star Henry Golding dazzled in a groovy gold blazer.
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Ryan Reynolds dazzled with a classy skinny tie and subtly printed blazer.
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French police chief LOUIS RENAULT, Casablanca's most accomplished Casanova, walks over, dazzled.
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In short, I was dazzled by the photographic figure at 1-54.
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He dazzled at the world juniors with seven points in five games.
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They were as dazzled as they hoped some future buyer might be.
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Alicia Vikander dazzled in white during her seaside getaway in Brazil on Sunday.
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Gaga dazzled in a plunging V-neck tuxedo jacket dress with feathered accessory.
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She paired it with custom white shoes, dazzled with her name on them.
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Heidi Klum dazzled at the amfAR Gala in New York City on Wednesday.
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Kris, meanwhile, dazzled in a long black sequin jumpsuit with sheer patterned cutouts.
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After her first conference on argued cases, Merritt said that O'Connor was dazzled.
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Walking into say, Freezeazy Peak in Banjo-Kazooie, I was dazzled by scale.
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We really wanted to see Trombone Shorty again who dazzled us in 2012.
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She meets Logan and is dazzled by his worldliness, which overshadows his douchiness.
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Taylor Swift dazzled a packed crowd at Club Nomadic for the DirecTV bash.
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Elias was so dazzled by Eva's beauty that he had to look away.
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"Its 1982 debut dazzled with polished, forward flavors," The San Francisco Chronicle wrote.
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That refusal to be dazzled by old achievements is what makes progress possible.
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Marks & Spencer Don't be so dazzled by Marks & Spencer's glamorous, bad-ass Mrs.
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Jansen relieved the rookie starter Walker Buehler, who dazzled for seven shutout innings.
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And so I was dazzled by what was on offer in Southeast Asia.
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Unfortunately, one walks away dazzled by the mechanics but underwhelmed by the drama.
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How Roth worked (sitting and later standing); how he dazzled; how he delighted.
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Gomez dazzled in a backless Calvin Klein gown at the 2016 Grammy Awards.
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After coming off a 10-hour red-eye flight, they certainly dazzled me.
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Constance Wu dazzled at the Costume Designers Guild Awards in California on Tuesday.
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Other Australians are dazzled by the money to be made teaching Chinese students.
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Most remarkably, AlphaZero uncovered new approaches to the game that dazzled chess experts.
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Just now he's nowhere near his God, dazzled by the sunlight, the girl.
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At the same event, Melissa McCarthy dazzled in a silver dress by Iorine.
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He was razzled, dazzled by the millions they were talking about and spending.
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She obviously loves Newton-John's songs, and sings with a fan's dazzled admiration.
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In his autobiography, graphic of course, they dazzled like sun-rays round his head.
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Then, at the end of last year, Aquaman's overstuffed epic surprised and dazzled audiences.
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I was dazzled by the stature or seeming appearance of my peers and colleagues.
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I was so dazzled by HOW she picked it up I forgot my line.
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She was drawn to creative types and, this time, she was dazzled by him.
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These are a no-frills, budget-conscious Olympics — even if the opening ceremony dazzled.
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In June, Taraji P. Henson dazzled the red carpet at the 2019 BET Awards.
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The women in the photos dazzled in gowns and party dresses, minks and pearls.
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The users sit there dazzled by the paradigm shift in their mode of thinking.
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Watching the professional singers, glittering costumes, and dreamlike sets, Shane, now 14, was dazzled.
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Billy Porter dazzled in a blue jumpsuit with crystal fringe on each pant leg.
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Mariana Jesica Varela, Miss Argentina, dazzled in a beaded outfit, crown, and feathered attachment.
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She doesn't usually celebrate after scoring, nor is she dazzled by fame and accolades.
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Priyanka Chopra dazzled in a gold gown for her Golden Globes debut in 2017.
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Angelina Jolie dazzled in a spaghetti-strap dress at the 1999 Golden Globe Awards.
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The pair not only won gold for their performance, but also dazzled Rippon and Jones.
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When you're younger, it's easy to be dazzled and impressed anything you've never had before.
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Back in the day, we watched TV to be razzled and dazzled by the spectacle.
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I was the ultimate cliché, walking around wide-eyed and dazzled by the Big Apple.
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The ship's helicopters were prevented from flying after their pilots were dazzled with laser beams.
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And in true JLo style, she dazzled everyone in not one, but two (!) "birthday suits."
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Fernández dazzled during his first game after surgery on a ligament in his right elbow.
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In the background, a large tree dazzled with gold and silver ornaments and twinkly lights.
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Members of the media are even more dazzled by the idea than fans on Twitter.
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" Ten percent, meanwhile, agreed with the statement, "I've never been more dazzled by his leadership.
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Heidi Klum dazzled in a black minidress with a heart-shaped cutout across her chest.
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At the Harper's Bazaar event during NYFW 2019, Klum dazzled in an elegant red gown.
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He would have wandered the woods, ever hopeful, eyes dazzled by sudden flashes of sunlight.
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She then dazzled in a long-sleeved dress at the 2013 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
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Nearly everyone who saw Ms. Nelligan's blazing performance left the theater dazzled into near blindness.
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The prince told police officers he had been "dazzled by the sun," a witness said.
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As a tourist and Communist, Kahlo was both dazzled and disgusted by New York City.
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Tesla (TSLA) has dazzled Wall Street by more than quadrupling its stock price since June.
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The resulting bumps in heat — and fivefold increase in carbon-dioxide production — left him dazzled.
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In January, he dazzled business executives in Davos, Switzerland, with a defense of international trade.
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You alternate between being dazzled by this author and simply feeling deeply sorry for him.
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" In Paris, a jeweler "dazzled his society guests when topless models displayed the merchandise between courses.
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RisingerFor over a year, Ceres' bright spots have dazzled astronomers and the space-loving public alike.
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At the Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, she dazzled spectators with her charm, and her story.
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" Warne then said he overheard the Duke telling police he had been "dazzled by the sun.
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Garland dazzled alongside Fred Astaire in "Easter Parade," a love story filled with singing and dancing.
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I was dazzled by conservative icons who made an eloquent case for freedom on TV programs.
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Sit back, because the world has dazzled us with a gift we never knew we needed.
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She dazzled in a sleeveless black dress with a scoop-style neckline and thigh-high slit.
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At the VH1 Vogue Fashion Awards in 1999, Lopez dazzled in a sparkling long-sleeved dress.
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Jessica Alba dazzled the red carpet at the Baby2Baby Gala in Culver City, California, on Saturday.
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She was dazzled by the new technology that had taken over during her time behind bars.
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This was a glitter-dazzled reminder that Kesha will be here as long as we are.
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Trump dazzled them with his bold and confident vision of turning their events into huge moneymakers.
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"Isn't every moment an inexplicable delight?" she purrs, gazing into the eyes of a dazzled Walker.
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Nevertheless, these early appearances dazzled with their decidedly self-possessed and canny approach to the material.
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"Trump Appears Dazzled by Being Able to Bomb Syria Over Dessert," read The Washington Post's headline.
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Doncic dazzled NBA fans south of the border with 41 points, 2117 rebounds and 2109 assists.
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One day prior, actress Daisy Ridley dazzled at a "Star Wars" fan event in Tokyo, Japan.
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Wearing Christian Siriano at the same event, Octavia Spencer dazzled in an off-the-shoulder dress.
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Many shoppers, unfortunately, are dazzled by cars that cost more than they can afford, he said.
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Children will be dazzled by this mini fantasyland, and adults may even find themselves feeling the magic.
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The two first ladies got a chance to know one another, and Macron seems dazzled by Trump.
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Michelle dazzled in a green, off-shoulder dress designed by Gucci, according to a White House staffer.
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Eddie Rosario homered twice, and Berrios dazzled for seven scoreless innings as Minnesota beat Chicago 11-1.
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It dazzled the crowd with LIAM, a 29-armed robot that helps with the company's environmental efforts.
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The actress dazzled at Saturday's ceremony in a Miu Miu Pre-Fall 2019 mixed media mini-dress.
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After giving us a minute to process, she herded the flock of dazzled parents towards the classrooms.
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Who would trust someone who didn't grow up dazzled by Star Wars or Spielberg to teach filmmaking?
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You can now upgrade Taco Night in your own home such that your guests will be dazzled.
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In October, Priyanka Chopra dazzled in a bright pink sweater and a coordinating skirt with matching heels.
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And those who came through the doors on Monday were dazzled by more than just the light.
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"If I had been a movie star, he probably would have dazzled me with charm," she said.
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Six-year-old Colton dazzled the crowd with his thick coat of black hair and cheeky grin.
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Most recently, Durant dazzled with a season-best 40 points in a 121-100 win on Jan.
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Demi Nel-Peters dazzled in this flesh-colored dress stitched with silver crystals in a geometrical pattern.
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Hailey Bieber (neé Baldwin) dazzled at the Golden Globes after-party hosted by InStyle and Warner Bros.
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Most recently, Kate dazzled in a blush gown for the 100 Women in Finance's gala dinner in February.
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You'll laugh, you'll be dazzled by the web of connections, you'll even leave feeling like you learned something.
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If they have a cat, they'll be dazzled by this futuristic looking, WiFi-enabled, self-cleaning litter box.
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Of course, it's one of the most hyped releases of the year, and I wanted to be dazzled.
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Dodds writes of Dionysus, who dazzled his votaries by making a vine grow out of a ship's plank.
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The 2019 VMAs were all about Shawn Mendes and some sexy senoritas ... and they dazzled behind the scenes.
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The 36-year-old actress dazzled in a strapless black Julien MacDonald gown with a thigh-high slit.
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What if you get dazzled by the increasing proximity to the bright lights, and they burn you up?
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Anderson dazzled in his first two starts of 2016, allowing only three runs - all unearned - in 11 innings.
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He dazzled like Uncle Drew, scoring on step-back jumpers, crossover dribbles and shifty slithers to the hoop.
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Romo came in and dazzled on one touchdown drive this weekend, and then was yanked from the game.
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Lane is so dazzled by Merry in midshave that he will follow her anywhere, which is the point.
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Read more: The 'Game of Thrones' cast dazzled on the red carpet for the show's last-ever Emmys.
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In his early years, Ackman dazzled with double-digit returns, often delivering some of the industry's best returns.
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His family frequented the theater, and he was dazzled at age 8 by a performance by Orson Welles.
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He was reportedly dazzled by such a parade commemorating Bastille Day during a trip to France last year.
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The actress dazzled as a pink version of the magical fairy Tinkerbell in the fantasy film "Hook" (1991).
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I was dazzled by how there didn't appear to be any degradation in sound quality at full volume.
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" But as her visit progressed, she was dazzled by the Statue of Liberty and the Broadway musical "Gypsy.
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Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, dazzled with lights and modernity, outshining the moldy decay of Yangon, then Myanmar's capital.
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Employing things like time-lapse photography, multiple exposures, dissolves, pyrotechnics, theatrical machinery, and more, he dazzled his audiences.
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On the red carpet, Gloria Estefan dazzled in a short gold dress, drop earrings, and a burgundy lip.
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The night, however, may have belonged to Vanessa Hudgens ... who dazzled in a white ensemble full of flair.
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The point is to play roles themselves — thrilling at any age — and to be dazzled along the way.
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To other members of the lab, Sasai appeared dazzled by Obokata, whom he referred to as a genius.
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So if you actually wanted to be dazzled by Christmas confections — rather than horrified — this is your show.
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The light that had dazzled Carrington's eye came from just such an event, known as a solar flare.
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The book helped make it OK for Americans to not only learn about but be dazzled by other religions.
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One American writer, who signed up for e-residency last year, was more puzzled than dazzled by the program.
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The former Olympic swimmer dazzled on the podium as she presented this year's trophy to Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel.
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Fairweather also disputed a witness' claim that Philip claimed to have been "dazzled by the sun" before the crash.
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I find this effect more moving when a singer is present to witness the music's beauty and feel dazzled.
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Hanks dazzled in a classic suit while Wilson shimmered from head to toe in a sparkling long-sleeved gown.
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And, somewhere between a blimp ride and too many mimosas, contestants feel just dazzled enough to fall in love.
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"As a society, we've been dazzled by this kind of dangerous love story since Romeo and Juliet," France says.
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Paige dazzled in the Sweet Sixteen rout over Indiana, hitting his first four 703s in the first five minutes.
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Swedish Princesses Sofia and Victoria also dazzled in white on the red carpet at Stockholm's Polar Prize on Thursday.
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Its botanical diversity has dazzled scientists too, and they have called for more rigorous conservation efforts in the area.
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Tanaka dazzled Holt in the second inning, along with anyone from the audience paying close attention, with a shuuto.
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The first Mi Mix dazzled with its forward-facing bezel-less display, ultrasound speaker tech, and sleek ceramic body.
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Rihanna famously wore a two-tiered, hot pink confection to the 2015 Grammy Awards, that dazzled from every angle.
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This dazzled Dariush but also saw Hernandez clattered a couple of times with swinging counter hooks by Aubin-Mercier.
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The snowy feline dazzled on screen as she did pirouettes, leapt in the air and danced across the junkyard.
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For two decades, Kobe Bryant dazzled the NBA on his path to five championships with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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"No signs of strain or nervousness", remarked a dazzled New York Times the next day—on its front page.
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I chronicled the moment when I felt like a rat, dazzled by the light, burrowing itself into its hole.
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On the red carpet the film's stars like Naomie Harris (wearing Monse) and Janelle Monáe (wearing Christian Siriano) dazzled.
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Critics were dazzled by his oyster custard in spinach sauce, and by a "lasagna" of escargots and fried parsley.
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Before there were "talkies," audiences were dazzled by films starring actors and actresses like Charlie Chaplin and Clara Bow.
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" Sofia Samatar's writing, she adds, "has dazzled me for years, and it does so in this book as well.
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Mr. Oz's politics defined him to the international audience he often dazzled with his metaphors to explain the conflict.
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For a split second, the astronauts were dazzled by the luminescent blue sphere, whorled by a white cloud cover.
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"I was dazzled by the idea of New York City," said Peter Sanderson, who grew up in Milton, Mass.
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But his timing was impeccable, and Zizou, as he is nicknamed, dazzled plenty more in the years to come.
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Sleeping in my hammock that night, I was dazzled by the Milky Way wrapping itself around the sky above.
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But it was her whole butterflied trout with garlicky bread crumbs that dazzled 12-year-old me the most.
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There, he was dazzled by pageantry — and an orb — and eventually announced plans for $110 billion in arms sales.
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Fascinated by his artistry, dazzled by his erudition and curiosity, I would occasionally suggest a coffee or a drink.
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When I finally got my own print-on-demand copy of "Usha's Pickle Digest," through Amazon, I was dazzled.
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Stewart dazzled fans and impressed fellow competitors in a three-time NASCAR Cup championship driving career (2002, 2005, 2011).
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Louis is portrayed by James McArdle, an excellent actor who dazzled in the National's "Young Chekhov" plays last year.
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When the virtual reality meditation environment Theta appeared at Moogfest 2016, it dazzled viewers with its calming, immersive visuals.
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Since announcing her support for Trump in January, she has routinely dazzled and dumbfounded observers at rallies and in interviews.
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Boynton dazzled all awards season long with her whimsical choice of dresses, statement makeup, and her enviable chin-grazing bob.
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The writer dazzled in a strapless, nude-colored sheath gown by Jovani, decorated all over with tiny silver floral embellishments.
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The moment that dazzled NBA junkies—and offered a glimpse that perhaps the Warriors were indeed fallible—came on defense.
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FOR more than 2,000 years, the city on the Bosporus has by turns dazzled, enticed, horrified and scared the world.
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Malia, then 17, and Sasha, then 14, both dazzled in elegant, embroidered gowns by Naeem Khan, each worth nearly $20,000.
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These publications dazzled advertisers with LGBT-focused verticals and Pride-themed, rainbowfied editorials in search of suddenly desirable pink dollars.
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Rihanna hosted her annual Diamond Ball Thursday evening in N.Y.C. and true to form, she dazzled from every single angle.
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When Padma Lakshmi, a model and young cookbook author, met Salman Rushdie in 1999, she was dazzled by his brilliance.
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Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter: As a man dazzled by a fearless goddess, Pine delivers a less wide-eyed amazement.
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He flew off screens, pulled up off hand offs, and dazzled in spurts with individual shot creation that wasn't forced.
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On April 3rd in Kolkata, the West Indian men's and women's teams both dazzled by winning the Twenty20 (T203) championships.
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"We can not let that satellite be dazzled for 10 or 15 minutes, it would be too late," he added.
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Since the late 1980s, Brad Pitt has dazzled audiences with his good looks, evolving acting chops, and varied role choices.
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With a honeyed voice that had the calming effect of a hot cup of herbal tea, he, as usual, dazzled.
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When we last saw Magny, he dazzled onlookers with a come-from-behind battering of former Bellator champ Hector Lombard.
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He also added starter Nathan Eovaldi, who has dazzled in relief in this World Series, and second baseman Ian Kinsler.
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I was young, hopeful, and dazzled by him — but I was also a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and violence.
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And finally, be dazzled by the winner of this year's Richard Tucker Prize, the soprano Lisette Oropesa: Enjoy the weekend!
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"There is much madness in DeWitt's method, a madness of pure logic" and "the sometimes discomfiting pleasure of being dazzled."
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"They're claiming that this technology can do all kinds of stuff and institutions are easily dazzled by that," Greer said.
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The film dazzled many, including President Woodrow Wilson, who screened the silent era's first cinematic blockbuster at the White House.
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Even as he flicked pucks away, he fought them off, unlike Murray, who dazzled in stopping 37 of 38 shots.
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In 2017, Chinese President Xi Jinping dazzled the crowd with a full-throated defense of free-market capitalism and globalization.
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It was an inclusiveness that dazzled him, that kindled a love for America that he passed on to his son.
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On her Instagram account, 9.1 million followers are treated to outfit changes and frequent flashes of a dimpled, dazzled smile.
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I found myself not only dazzled by the visuals, but also guilty of craving to touch and taste my surroundings.
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Once the bright beams of his new ideas had dazzled his boss at Marvel (it took a while), nothing stopped him!
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His daughter is almost a year old, and he's in the throes of being dazzled by everything his baby is doing.
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Kate dazzled in jewels made famous by Princess Diana: The Lover's Knot tiara, and earrings that belonged to the late princess.
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Dressed to the nines in a black double-breasted suit, Heard chatted up Gomez, who dazzled in a revealing red dress.
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Wherever they came from, rodents that eat the eggs and chicks and hatchlings of the animals that so dazzled Charles Darwin.
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The Big Little Lies star dazzled the red carpet in a multicolored Dior gown constructed with an array of bright feathers.
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Fox Searchlight just released the full trailer for Pablo Larrain's awards contender, which has dazzled festival audiences the past few months.
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He can craft a puzzlebox of an episode that will leave you dazzled with the intricate twists and turns involved therein.
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However, nearly all of the Blue Jays' relievers had the afternoon off Wednesday because starter Aaron Sanchez dazzled the Colorado Rockies.
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I was undeniably head-over-heels for Coco, dazzled by the film's groundbreaking animation and enamored with its surprisingly poignant storyline.
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Social media was dazzled by the brand's Crushed Diamond Illuminators and sparkly lip glosses, which looked ravishing on deeper skin tones.
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Ross dazzled in a floor-length silver gown with drop waistline, supporting Gibson as Hacksaw Ridge was honored with three nominations.
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The reigning world champions and three-time Olympic medallists dazzled with an impressive midline step sequence that earned them 80.51 points.
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Visitors to the Museum of Modern Art were dazzled last year by a richly immersive retrospective of Björk's 20-year career.
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But, the guy dazzled in his preseason debut last week ... and Taylor clearly noticed -- saying he was surprised to see it!!!
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Marty McFly would be dazzled by the advances in technology, citizen engagement and also in how old is sometimes new again.
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The Artist, was a writer, a singer, a dancer and an actor who dazzled audiences on the big and small screens.
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I was dazzled for the first few years by the pace of life here, and how much money could be made.
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He was among the Trump intimates who wanted all those fat-cat bankers in the administration; the resulting optics have dazzled.
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They have been dazzled, no doubt, by the record-setting sale of "Past Times" to the rapper and producer Sean Combs.
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There is another factor: Trump simply admires authoritarian leaders and seems dazzled by the power they wield in their own societies.
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They've sold out Carnegie Hall, they've dazzled audiences all over New York City, and now, Tengger Cavalry is hitting the road.
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He wasn't a highly-touted prospect; he never had the kind of numbers that dazzled, high velocity or overwhelming strikeout capability.
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Dazzled by the beauty of his weapons, he could try to use them to take control of the entire Korean Peninsula.
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We were dazzled by the coruscating metropolis of Seoul, which, the last time these men saw it, lay smoldering in ruins.
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Trae Young dazzled the NBA with a fake behind-the-back pass turned nutmeg against the Denver Nuggets on Monday night.
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Blake Wallenda of the "Flying Wallendas" dazzled onlookers as he performed a dizzying 200-foot skywalk between two hotels in Hawaii.
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Mr. Bryant went on, of course, to have a spectacular career that dazzled legions of fans in New York and beyond.
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Like Bartram, she was once a Northerner dazzled by the frenzied flora and fauna here, but that was a decade ago.
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Mr. Bernstein, in his book, called Davies and Service "smart and dedicated public servants" who were "naïvely dazzled" by the Communists.
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"Uncut Gems" isn't a bad bet, as these things go, especially for those who'll be dazzled by the Safdies' filmmaking style.
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I remember only raising my hands before my eyes, as if I had been dazzled by a sudden shower of diamonds.
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The bash drew about 250 guests, including Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, Boy George and more who dazzled in the Roaring Twenties costumes.
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From a shadow on Saturn's rings to a murky baby star, you will be dazzled by all that space has to offer.
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The now anonymous Danny Farquhar turned in a delightful 2014 season, 13 years after Norm Charlton dazzled in his final MLB campaign.
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She had been dazzled by the spectacle of Disneyland there, and by Times Square on her first visit to New York City.
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"The Post," directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, dazzled with $495,000 at nine sites for Friday-Sunday.
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Meanwhile, Yolanda, 54, dazzled in a long sleeved gold sequin dress paired with metallic gold pumps to celebrate her eldest daughter's birthday.
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A cancer physician at Columbia University, Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee dazzled readers with his Pulitzer-winning "The Emperor of All Maladies" in 2010.
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It is where rail commuters belching out of the Tower City Center found their connections; where Christmas trees dazzled and dignitaries opined.
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The husband of Queen Elizabeth II said he was dazzled by the sun while driving near the royal Sandringham estate in January.
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These looks dazzled us, made us gasp, and sometimes confused us — and in at least a few scenarios, all three at once.
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No longer are scientists and patients dazzled by a treatment that raises blood clotting factor levels merely to 6 percent of average.
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WASHINGTON — Growing up in New York, Sam Nunberg loved the tabloids, and was dazzled by the real estate developer who dominated them.
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While A Star is Born didn't portent to be completely lighthearted, the trailers certainly dazzled with snippets of a cute, loving relationship.
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The musicians were drawn — and dazzled — by the array of recording studios in Los Angeles and built a neighborhood in the canyon.
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Cecchinato, who has practiced frequently with Djokovic in Monte Carlo, was perhaps less dazzled by Djokovic than other newcomers might have been.
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They reveal a society that is painfully divided, gullible to misinformation, dazzled by sensationalism, and willing to spread lies and promote hate.
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He taught at several universities and nurtured young writers, was generous with his wisdom and dazzled with tales of his famous friends.
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Simmons dished and dazzled in the lane, and the Heat had no answer for the Sixers reserves Marco Belinelli and Ersan Ilyasova.
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Yet while Ally is understandably dazzled by this sudden burst of stardom, Jackson's substance abuse brings with it several layers of baggage.
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Dazzled by this courageous man from the woods, Rhonda falls for Tucker, wondering already if their children will have his mismatched eyes.
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She dazzled spectators by walking on the wings while aloft or parachuting from the plane while a co-pilot took the controls.
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Astronomers were dazzled by the planets it found, including Kepler-22b, probably a water world between the size of Earth and Neptune.
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Many viewers may have been too dazzled by the action to notice the obstacle that the brothers put in their own path.
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One of the problems I have with the evangelical church is that it seems more dazzled by the miracles than the message.
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The "I Like It" rapper dazzled in a stunning headpiece Sunday night in NYC while preparing to shoot a new music video.
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We don't blame you for being so dazzled by Lindsay Lohan's curious new accent that you didn't actually notice what she was saying.
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The Russian media is no longer dazzled by President Trump, the mood has changed, and Russia just wants this "hysteria" to go away.
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Yes, she's dazzled us in Naeem Khan, Vera Wang, and Jason Wu, but they've been tools to compliment her political and social mandates.
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The intricately beaded cape dazzled in shades of black, silver, and gold, with Afrofuturistic patterns zig-zagging across the length of the costume.
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To read "Paradise Now" is to be dazzled, humbled and occasionally flabbergasted by the amount of energy and talent sacrificed at utopia's altar.
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The message is how much gymnastics has changed from the days when Comaneci dazzled to how much more power women today are demonstrating.
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Alicia Machado dazzled in a fitted gold gown at the Metropolitan Fashion Week Closing Gala and Awards Show in Burbank, California, Saturday night.
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Dazzled by his glamour and also crazy about him, she felt in real danger of losing her identity and fizzling into an appendage.
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Other billionaires, notably Elon Musk, have dazzled the world with fiery launches and wild achievements such as reusable rockets and orbiting sports cars.
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Mr. Svenson is at work on a number of other houses in the area, and has helped find second homes for dazzled friends.
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Halapoulivaati Vaitai struggled in the preseason and hasn't dazzled in the regular season, but he most likely will start while Peters is sidelined.
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Senior quarterback Greg Ward Jr. dazzled, and the sixth-ranked Houston Cougars throttled the UConn Huskies 13-14 Thursday night at TDECU Stadium.
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From horse costumes to large inflatable penises, here are just some of the times she's dazzled the world of Instagram with her awesomeness.
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But don't be dazzled by the headlines, say researchers at the China-Africa Research Initiative (CARI), based at Johns Hopkins University in America.
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For Luis, Isabela was an obsession who dazzled him and consumed him, and, finally, like so many ideals, become impossible to hold onto.
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Hearns, one of the great fighters from the 1980s, dazzled in rivalries against fellow all-timers Roberto Duran, Marvin Hagler, and Ray Leonard.
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In January, the Queen's husband was dazzled by the sunlight and hit another car while driving his Land Rover near the Sandringham Estate.
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The patients Dev treats don't feel entitled to these operations so much as dazzled by them, with an "exaggerated faith" in their success.
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The silt was mixed with glass-like microalgae called diatoms, and, reflecting the bright light emitted by the sub's LEDs, it dazzled him.
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"We are dazzled by Dr. Minuchin's instant understanding of the deeper dynamics of every case and by his imaginative interventions," Professor Freud wrote.
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The documentary fails to humanize or memorialize Bundy's 30-plus female victims, maintaining instead its intense, almost dazzled focus on the killer himself.
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Despite the paucity of details, investors have sent its stock up more than 1,100 percent over the last decade, dazzled by its growth.
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Sandusky's victims were dazzled by his position smack in the middle of all of those football stars and all of that football glory.
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She dazzled from the start with a score of 93.75 on her first run, and no one came close to beating that mark.
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His team was new to cutthroat politics, charmingly dazzled by their sudden overnight ascendance, and alternated between being startlingly adept and shockingly naive.
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His rich melodies and powerful lyrics, also heard in "Mame" and "La Cage aux Folles," dazzled critics and kept audiences returning for more.
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The first Daunt Books, which opened in 1990, dazzled patrons the moment they walked in, though not because of its country-centric arrangement.
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The first Daunt Books, which opened in 1990, dazzled patrons the moment they walked in, though not because of its country-centric arrangement.
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Astronomers were dazzled by the planets the spacecraft found, including Kepler-22b, probably a water world between the size of Earth and Neptune.
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The city's basketball-loving masses were dazzled by his confident smile, his cultural ease and his knack for an enlightening quotation or quip.
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The reason for that is simple: Soccer is so dazzled by the brightest stars that it does not care to look beyond them.
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Part of the beauty of a sunset is being caught off-guard, being surprised, delighted, and dazzled toward the end of the day.
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A slim hostess in a red qipao welcomed me while I stood dazzled by the colossal crystal chandelier suspended from the high ceiling.
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The digital players, while traditionally lacking the big "star power," dazzled us in their own way — with innovative data, targeting and audience insights.
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Blue-glassed shine walls in the invisible wealthy, while eddies in the heat-dazzled smog block their view from a 90th-floor penthouse.
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The virtuosity of the dancers, the specificity of each living movement dazzled me, but what really struck me was the sense of improvisation.
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Moored in the Leith Docks, Phillips has dazzled the MV Fingal, a former lighthouse tender, with thick strokes of swirling blue, pink, and yellow.
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Last week, the Revenge Body star posted four adorable snapshots of herself snuggling up to True, as a large tree dazzled in the background.
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Even after several seasons on the show, the documentary shows McClay being dazzled by the production, his costumes and makeup, and the show's stars.
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If you are patient and dazzled by the night sky, by all means, get out your star-gazing blanket and have a field day.
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A lot of seeing Cursed Child up close dazzled me, but it was the fact of seeing her that's wrapped itself around my brain.
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Alabama's fireworks on offense were enough to offset a brilliant effort from Watson, who dazzled with his arm, his legs and dizzying improvisation skills.
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While the original MacBook Air dazzled the crowd 10 years ago, the model unveiled earlier this week is more a refresh than a revolution.
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Upright homo sapiens, millions of years in the making, has yielded in a decade to the stooped homo sapiens of downward device-dazzled gaze.
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Asia's moms and pops, already regular investors in stock and futures markets, have been dazzled by bitcoin's 212 percent surge so far this year.
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Meryl had dazzled Hollywood with her technical mastery since she'd made the leap from Shakespeare on the stage to Oscar wins for Kramer vs.
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Young, provincial and, not surprisingly, dazzled by her family's exotic foreign houseguest, Judith may be a naïf, but she is also a sharp observer.
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No, Johansson is clearly a narrator choice pitched to celebrity-dazzled adults, and to be fair, "Alice" is a book whose appeal defies age.
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Why were they dazzled by the glamour of authoritarianism — the jackboots, the rallies, Unity's "darling storms," as she appallingly called the Nazi storm troopers?
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But apparently, and we must take it on faith, he was irresistible, at least to the young women dazzled by his intellect and sophistication.
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Whenever Canada closed the gap, Parker responded with either an audacious three-pointer or a vicious drive through the paint past his dazzled markers.
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Before Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper dazzled audiences in A Star Is Born, Jennifer Lopez and Will Smith once considered tackling the lead roles.
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People are being "dazzled" by the endless hyping up by U.S. media of equipment China is deploying in the South China Sea, he added.
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As the New York Philharmonic's artist in residence last season, he resurrected rarities and dazzled audiences with revelatory interpretations of Rachmaninoff, Britten and more.
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On her first day, as Jones made her way through the Salk's campus to meet with the president, she was dazzled by its grandeur.
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He dazzled us with his sparkling blue eyes and sharp, inspiring jawline, and then he opened his mouth and revealed himself to be British.
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And at her final state dinner in October, Obama dazzled guests in a rose gold chain mail gown custom made for her by Versace.
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The Duchess of Cambridge dazzled in a white ruffled gown for a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, where she met Donald Trump, in June.
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Wall Street wasn't immediately dazzled by Apple's presentation, however, with the stock price down more than 1 percent by the end of the event.
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It's on the show floor at CES 2020, and pretty much everyone who sat in front of the 49-inch 1440p display was dazzled.
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Alabama's fireworks on offense were enough to offset a brilliant effort from Watson, who dazzled with his arm, his legs and dizzying improv skills.
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Robinson had just dazzled in an exhibition between college all-stars and the Chicago Bears, outshining a roster studded with N.F.L. first-round picks.
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Abiy Ahmed, the 42-year-old prime minister of Ethiopia, has dazzled Africa with a volley of political reforms since his appointment in April.
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More than a decade ago, "Planet Earth" dazzled viewers and set the benchmark for nature series with its gripping overview of wildlife across habitats.
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She's a loyal supporter of current President Barack Obama, and utterly dazzled by the intellect, compassion, grace, and style of first lady Michelle Obama.
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For managers looking to explore blockchain, it is easy to both be dazzled by the promises of new technology as well as dismiss the unknown.
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The actress dazzled in a black dress with an embroidered top and ruffled skirt, while Krasinksi kept his look classic in a sleek black suit.
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Hitting the blue carpet on Wednesday at the film's European Gala held at The Curzon Mayfair in London, Larson dazzled in her royal blue gown.
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Without such words, we tend to become dazzled by the happy accident itself, to think of it as something that exists independent of an observer.
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In 2001, director Baz Luhrmann's Oscar-winning movie musical about the bohemian romance of two doomed lovers, played by Kidman and Ewan McGregor, dazzled audiences.
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That "rules of the internet" would come into existence, however insincere, is telling: even 4chan's users were dazzled by this world and its feral possibilities.
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Megan Uy, Style & Beauty Intern: For a first-timer at the Golden Globes, Lili Reinhart seamlessly dazzled as if she were a red carpet vet.
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"Wonder Woman" and "The Justice League"—the brainchildren of DC Comics' fledgling entertainment division—dazzled audiences and reportedly drew standing ovations at SDCC panel discussions.
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Weeks earlier, Trump's children had been leaning toward Newt Gingrich, several sources said, dazzled by the former House speaker's charm and encyclopedic knowledge of politics.
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Beckoning in the current currency, dazzled by the glint of mineral skin & serenaded by the song of the machine, tipped & teetering in the smothering wind.
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It was just 130 years ago that Eadweard Muybridge dazzled the world with his series of horse photos that paved the way for motion pictures.
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South Korea's Doo Ho Choi is not far behind him, having dazzled with three first-round KOs in his first three bouts with the UFC.
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On Tuesday in London, Kate dazzled as she headed to the annual reception held by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace for diplomatic representatives and staff.
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Londoners will be dazzled by the lights - everything from giant glowing flying fish in the streets to Westminster Abbey painted in technicolor - until Jan. 17.
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Melissa Errico, who dazzled New York in the otherworldly title role of the Kurt Weill-Ogden Nash musical "One Touch of Venus" in an Encores!
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Although basketball fans generally believe that more revenue should go to the players rather than the owners, many have nonetheless been dazzled by recent deals.
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A 236rd-round draft pick who has pitched for five organizations, Buchter's technique and minor league performance dazzled the Padres, who signed him last winter.
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Like the man who dazzled us at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang last week, some people seem to feel the most free when they're naked.
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Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, a Freud-dazzled study of a hysterical woman and the men who surround her, just got a little stranger.
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" He said he was dazzled, too, by how the company's workers were keeping traditions and skills alive, admiring "the ethos of these people, their craftsmanship.
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While they dazzled audiences in nightclubs the world over, and on stages from Broadway to the West End, they rarely appeared on the big screen.
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For consumers who are dazzled by flashy new devices, A.I. is never as exciting, she said — but it's the magic that is making hardware evolve.
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We had a nice time until we spent an evening with her roommate, who dazzled me: smart, funny, empathetic — just a delight to be with!
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Though the thieves are dazzled by the prospect of easy money, they seem driven less by greed than by a vague grudge against the universe.
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As an English major from the 20th century, I was dazzled by how gracefully this theme wove its way through the fabric of the puzzle.
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Elmore, the pro, then dazzled everybody by extracting a noxious blue plastic drop cloth from a sidewalk callery-pear tree in about half a second.
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Seventy-five thousand people visit every year, most of them families with children, who scramble over the statues, dazzled by their size and their wildness.
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Vincent Canby of The Times called it a "ravishing and witty spectacle" that "invades the mind through eyes that are dazzled without ever being anesthetized."
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The star KIC 28462852 has dazzled space nerds around the world due to wild speculation that alien megastructures might be causing its funky light fluctuations.
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The curators cleverly installed the neon right at the entrance, so that visitors are dazzled by the light even before realizing they're entering the show.
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When British brand Ashish sent its Spring 2016 models down the runway with rainbow confetti sprinkled in their hair, onlookers were dazzled by their magical dos.
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Teigen, 31, dazzled in a curve-hugging white gown with gold embellishment by Pamella Roland, while Legend kept his look classic in a sleek black tux.
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Kate Middleton has dazzled fans three times over with her ultra-polished appearances outside the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital just hours after giving birth.
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That's the FIJI Water woman, as we've come to know her, who dazzled the internet with a rather strong commitment to the art of blatant promotion.
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They could monitor data streams from city cameras, but search bots were easily dazzled by slight differences in color, photo-iridescent fabrics, and silhouette-disrupting props.
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He was so dazzled by the sight that he told his children it reminded him of Jesus and then erected a tree in his own home.
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Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson dazzled his way into college football immortality by passing for 420 yards and three touchdowns while running for another score Monday night.
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While everyone was rightfully dazzled by Golden State's brilliance this season, the Trail Blazers overcame a disastrous summer to vastly exceed expectations and prove critics wrong.
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From the traditional ceremony to the couple's carriage parade through the streets and two lavish wedding receptions, Harry and Meghan dazzled English and American fans alike.
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Thankfully, commitment-shy Neil eventually uttered the magic words, although he didn't escape without a warning from Adele, who dazzled in a sequined custom Burberry gown.
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Katie Stout dazzled Nina Johnson Gallery (formerly Gallery Diet) with her show, Docile/Domicile/Dandy: bubblegum-pink Sculptamold vanities, shiny plush chairs, a sock-covered armoire.
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One of them managed to make it past a tree line and onto a nearby street, where it dazzled residents with its iconoclasm and free spirit.
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When after two minutes he and I parted company forever I was in dazzled possession of a Liberty dollar as heavy and venerable as history itself.
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Eugene O'Neill's strange Pulitzer Prize-winning play, a Freud-dazzled study of a hysterical woman and the men who surround her, just got a little stranger.
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The Galaxy Note 7 dazzled reviewers and was expected to sell far better than analysts initially expected, capping off a comeback year for Samsung's phone business.
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And then she dazzled them with movie clips of her travels by car before superhighways existed, and by plane when commercial airlines were in their infancy.
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I was relatively new to what the internet could offer—its infinite landscapes dazzled my curious teenage mind—and found a strange solace in Urban Dictionary.
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He dazzled there and was even better in the majors down the stretch, making four starts with a 1.55 E.R.A. and 36 strikeouts in 29 innings.
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At a para-swimming event in California in September, Morgan so dazzled scouts that she was invited to the U.S. Paralympic training program at Colorado Springs.
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Garcia dazzled the crowd with defensive heroics in the fifth, ascending above the center field wall to take a would-be solo home run away from Soler.
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In the accompanying slideshow, the engagement ring dazzled on Pak's hand, and Howard slipped the ring onto her finger as she seemed to wipe away a tear.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's on-screen counterparts dazzled as they walked the red carpet on Tuesday evening at the premiere for season two of The Crown.
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Spain's Queen Letizia, 43, dazzled in a striking two-tone black and white set (designed by her dressmaker Felipe Varela) for her first public appearance of 2016.
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Jackson dazzled on the red carpet at the venue, marking her first red carpet appearance since welcoming son Eissa with billionaire husband Wissam Al Mana in January.
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Three decades after Thornton dazzled with "Hound Dog," another Southern diva by the name of Tina Turner released the critically acclaimed, quadruple Grammy-winning album Private Dancer.
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On Friday, it was his unwavering composure that dazzled, as he prevailed in two tense single-arrow shoot-offs in succession against Australia's Taylor Worth and Ellison.
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Being dazzled by the brilliance of everything your favorite artist does is inherent to the concept of 'stanning' them—even when they're not, actually, all that breathtaking.
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In recent weeks, the Trump campaign had dazzled some parts of the press with promises of a pivot to the center and a softening of the tone.
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In a diner the next day, David recalls how Andrew dazzled him when they met at a bar in San Francisco, a year and a half earlier.
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When the first gin palaces began to appear in London, in the eighteen-twenties, the public was dazzled by the Corinthian columns, mahogany counters, and gas lighting.
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So dazzled was I with the crossing center that I am still smiling after solving it, and that, my friends, is a sign of time well spent.
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It's notched an A+ Cinemascore — becoming only the second Marvel film to do so — and has dazzled critics with a 97 percent "fresh" score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Here is a 24-year-old version of the talented actress, dazzled in diamonds, at the ACE Awards at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood back in 1993.
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You may want to be dazzled by Musgraves' impressive pipes and equally jaw-dropping outfit changes over the 44-minute holiday extravaganza, which premieres Friday, November 29.
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The central question being asked about all of the companies: When does a tech platform become too big and powerful, ultimately hurting the society it once dazzled?
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"Five minutes into the class, I knew it," Mr. Klein said in the dazzled tone a Hollywood casting agent might use to recall first meeting Denzel Washington.
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And she dazzled them with her scientific knowledge, grounded in her doctoral studies at the University of Geneva, and her dignified appeals to conscience, in many languages.
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The Hamilton Beach big mouth juice extractor is over $23 off at Walmart — pick one up today and prepare to be dazzled by an energizing beverage every morning.
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Academy Award winner Julianne Moore, 56, dazzled in a silver tile embroidered gown Tom Ford gown featuring a cut-out shoulder detail and silver clutch by the designer.
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He might, for example, find himself in the cage with Hawaii's Louis Smolka, who has recently dazzled with wild wins over Richie Vaculik, Neil Seery, and Paddy Holohan.
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Kim Woo-jin, who dazzled his rivals with a 72-hole world record during the ranking rounds on Friday, took maximum points with five of his six arrows.
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The 36-year-old actress dazzled on the red carpet at the 2017 Artios Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday night, where she gushed about her new romance.
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She dazzled her way to 7 successful seasons on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" from 1970 to 1977, decimating skeptics who viewed her show as destined to fail.
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Musk dazzled the crowd with concepts for two new types of vehicles: a massive reusable rocket booster and a giant transporter to carry people and cargo to Mars.
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Just over three weeks from undergoing open-heart surgery the 76-year-old fashion icon dazzled at the Women's Guild Cedars-Sinai Gala in Beverly Hills on Friday.
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Kookaburras "dazzled the darkness with their horrible noise"; Verla is "mesmerised by pairs of seed pods nestled at the base of a grass tree: hot orange, bevelled, testicular".
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In his first start since the revelation of a small bone spur in his throwing elbow, Syndergaard dazzled for seven innings, allowing one run and striking out eight.
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Think of Ken Griffey, Jr., now newly admitted to the Hall of Fame, who arrived as a thunderbolt, dazzled through his twenties, and then spent another decade withering.
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Take, for instance, one Wisconsin woman that dazzled a sports crowd with her easy recall of more than two dozen kinds of fromage in a matter of seconds.
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Chen dazzled with remarkable athleticism and pulled off five quadruple jumps as he beat Ross Miner by a startling 40.72 points, finishing with a total score of 315.23.
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Being harried and dazzled like this — bombarded with information we lack the time or capacity to process — we can become pliable, susceptible to groupthink, open to Faustian bargains.
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On his first sketching trip to the area, Cole was dazzled by the views; so pristine compared to the glowering smokestacks and grim factories of his industrialized homeland.
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The Met was dazzled by its size — it can hold 12 gallons — and by the fact that it was signed by Euphronios, one of antiquity's greatest pottery artists.
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He graduated from the exclusive Bronx High School of Science — "that ghastly place," he called it — and went to Cornell on a scholarship, where he dazzled his professors.
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With its looming Hogwarts Castle and snow-dusted Hogsmeade village, that project dazzled adults and children alike, raising the bar for theme parks everywhere, Walt Disney World included.
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But I am dazzled by Mr. del Toro's ability to mobilize old-movie tropes and movie-geek scholarship with the heart-on-the-sleeve humanism he displays here.
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It's the 1960s, And I see myself wondering what would be appropriate to buy for my mother, Dazzled by the cornucopian Christmas window display of the chemist's shop.
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When chance puts one of those works in your hands, you're dazzled, as if you were reading the first words of a very young and very talented writer.
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Nor does he want the reader to be dazzled by the instability and violence of his childhood and miss the "bounteous love" that is as much his legacy.
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Thus, the twists in Life Itself don't serve any real purpose other than to keep the audience guessing, dazzled by the random coincidences that make up a life.
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As the most famous member of her species in the world, Koko dazzled friends and fans with her bubbly personality, sophisticated communication skills, and compassion for other animals.
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She widened her eyes and leaned over the table, giving me the customary kiss on the right side of my face as if dazzled and confused by my presence.
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Daughter Blue Ivy, 5, who appeared alongside her mother and dad Jay Z to take in the film and dazzled in a ruffled, multicolored number by (who else?) Gucci.
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Patriotic pride back in 1905 was mingled with shame, and soul-searching questions about why the Chinese were too dazzled by foreign goods to resist them for very long.
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Fast forward to 2014, when Lawrence rocketed to worldwide fame for her career-defining portrayal of Katniss Everdeen and dazzled alongside Amy Adams and Bradley Cooper in American Hustle.
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Rashid Khan, a 19-year-old bowler, received $1.4m to play in this year's edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), where he dazzled television viewers across the world.
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The princess, 31, who is due to give birth in April, dazzled in a floor-length gold-sequined gown that trailed behind her in a pool of shimmering fabric.
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Maria Held, a clinical nurse specialist, was dazzled by the Innovation Center, a $3 million facility that opened in 2015 and was largely paid for by a bond issue.
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There's an emotionally difficult sequence near the end of the episode where baby turtles, dazzled by the Barbados city lights, head away from the ocean and towards certain doom.
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"The Saudis dazzled Trump's inexperienced negotiators with attention, arms deals and donations to World Bank fund for women that Ivanka Trump is championing," said CNN's Fareed Zakaria in May.
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"When France wants to have influence it must be proud of its history, of its heritage," Le Foll told Reuters, adding that his counterparts were "dazzled" by the site.
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While the extended musical sequences dazzled critics, the consensus is that it lacks the bite of its source material — which kind of makes sense considering its rocky production history.
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When he first addresses the audience, he's an old man in a dressing gown, recalling dazzled days; in the main matter of the play, he is a young man.
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You might be dazzled by all the activity, but you should still be able to make out the shape of the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K in the distance.
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Although the Takarazuka performers are famously well drilled in all aspects of performance, connoisseurs of the Fosse style probably will not emerge dazzled by their mastery of his work.
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The Emmy announcer dazzled the audience with trivia about Kate McKinnon and Laura Dern and gave shout-outs to "Insecure" star Issa Rae and "Master of None's" Lena Waithe.
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It was a tremendous reversal four years after Franklin dazzled London, not just with her record-breaking swimming but also with her goofy teenage ways and utterly winning personality.
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Dazzled by dreams of show-business glory, Angelica made her way to the big city, and is now the girlfriend of a vulgar and sadistic Russian billionaire (Jordi Mollà).
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Unfortunately, because those numbers dazzled spec-hungry consumers and could be used to market cameras, shoppers began to assume that more megapixels meant you were buying a better camera.
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And though I am generally not dazzled by showy devices, whether helicopters or temperamental Wagnerian machines, I find myself strangely eager to see how this gorilla looks — and acts.
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Giovana Xavier, 39, a professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro's Teachers College, remembers being dazzled by her first visit to the museum, when she was 5.
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For youthful vigor and fresh ideas, look across the Atlantic, where France is dazzled by a 39-year-old president married to his 463-year-old former drama teacher.
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Shakira dazzled in a red outfit during her Super Bowl 2020 halftime performance with Jennifer Lopez on Sunday, and people loved the resemblance to the Colombian singer's "Zootopia" character.
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RAPTORS LOOK TO FIGHT BACK LeBron James dazzled with soaring dunks, outside shots and even a beer chaser in a Game 1 victory by the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday.
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Kevin Hart and wife Eniko Parrish dazzled in their elegant get-ups, and Dwayne Johnson and wife Lauren Hashian shined in festive looks to match the winter-themed event.
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Louisa dazzled imperial courts overseas, and her soirees were the heart of Washington's social life when he was secretary of state, proving critical to his ascension to the presidency.
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Back on that Saturday night in 1971, France defeated the Netherlands, 4-0, with about 1,000 spectators watching as the French midfielder Jocelyne Ratignier dazzled with a hat trick.
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were joined by Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William and Princess Kate as they dazzled in their finest gowns, tiaras and trousers.
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Posing alongside husband Brendan Rooney (with whom she's expecting her second baby girl later this month), Romano, 34, dazzled in a long-sleeved, glittering black gown and dangling emerald earrings.
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La La Land has dazzled critics as its made its way through film festivals in Venice, Telluride (where Entertainment Weekly's Chris Nashawaty called it "pure movie magic"), and now Toronto.
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We're still dazzled by the notion of a woman who fucks and reads in equal measure, which is to say that she is persistently — myopically — treated as a rare entity.
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But he had become so dazzled by the Mavic Pro's ability to avoid all matters of trouble that he decided to explore the wind farm, barely visible on the horizon.
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Klum, 42, dazzled in a shimmery black gown with a cleavage-baring neckline and high slit up each leg, accessorizing with a dangling necklace and waves in her golden tresses.
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The variety of animals is smaller than in years past, but the horses are fine dancers and the dog who could ride a scooter dazzled my 2-year-old colleague.
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I was raised Catholic, but then, starting in high school, I veered away from my family's creed into off-brand, mostly Protestant varieties of still more ecstatic, joy-dazzled faith.
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Kendall Jenner dazzled the crowd in a black and white plaid gown as she walked the runway for Givenchy's fall/winter 2017-2018 collection at Paris Fashion Week on Friday.
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Images Copyright Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition 2016This year may have been a rough one up here on Earth's dry surface, but beneath the waves ocean life flourished and dazzled.
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Vikander dazzled in an embellished black dress with plunging neckline and shimmering sleeves, her long hair pulled back, while Fassbender looked dapper in a dark suit with subtle checkered detailing.
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And in 2016, she dazzled audiences in the unsettlingly beautiful Personal Shopper — a supernatural thriller from acclaimed director Olivier Assayas, who took home Best Director at Cannes for the film.
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She's dazzled us grownups too with her athleticism and empowerment in the face of the sexism that still exists in sports, even at the highest level at the Olympic Games.
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The single glove, covered in rhinestones, caught the light and dazzled as it glided across the stage, leaving me with stars in my eyes and sparkly sensations in my tummy.
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Listening to get-money hip-hop to psyche themselves up, the crew invades posh suburbs like an alien force, dazzled by the manicured lawns, backyard pools, and seemingly happy people.
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Offset hopped onstage for a couple duets with his smokin' hot wife ... and Quavo offered his support as his flame, Saweetie, dazzled in a cute, red getup during her gig.
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Microsoft's Surface Studio unveil dazzled with a dramatic cover of "Pure Imagination" last week, leading many to claim the software giant's video was far more exciting than Apple's MacBook introduction.
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Nourishing a sense of cosmic wonderment is more valuable than ever in a world where humanity is separated from the stars and skies that dazzled it for thousands of years.
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Or were they too dazzled by the fact that "Americanah" was on the Book Review's list of the 10 Best Books of 2013, a point they took pains to make?
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Denis Shapovalov dazzled in pink as he claimed a debut victory over Greek newcomer Stefanos Tsitsipas in a battle of the teenagers at the Australian Open on Monday.
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Donatella Versace was nominated for a Lifetime Achievement Award at the World Fashion Awards in the same quarter that Serena Williams dazzled in a Versace creation at the Met Gala.
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The experience of watching Trump — whom they all expected to lose as late as 7 o'clock on the evening of the 2016 election — triumphing against the odds has them dazzled.
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It was one question among many that Collins answered last week at a StrictlyVC event in San Francisco where he dazzled the crowd with his comic timing — and his tactics.
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"You don't get a ton of opportunities to host a professional circus performer," said Ms. Newman, who had been dazzled by his circus troupe at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston.
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On the outdoor steps, tourists plopped down, worn out, sweating, but still dazzled, their eyes raised to the spirals that have become the stuff of souvenirs, fridge magnets and postcards.
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Dazzled by promises of independence and generous daily payouts, Ricky agrees to buy one of the company's white vans, a gambit that immediately puts him into debt to his employer.
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With a little more than two months before the debut of its streaming service, Disney (DIS) dazzled fans with celebrity guests and trailers over the weekend at its D23 Expo.
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Malcolm found temporary refuge in a friendship with Cassius Clay, the young boxing genius whose athletic talents dazzled the world in February 1964 with his upset victory over Sonny Liston.
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Doing so will help you avoid being dazzled by a big aid offer, which may not seem quite so large if it covers only a portion of the total cost.
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It's one of the few remaining sideshows in America, where you can still be dazzled by a fire breather, spooked by a snake charmer or shocked by the human blockhead.
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Rosa Raisa — who dazzled Puccini and, during a long career, won acclaim as his Mimì, Tosca and Butterfly — sang the title role in "Turandot" for its 1926 premiere in Milan.
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The Checkup There is nothing like traveling with your adult children to make you feel dazzled and impressed that they are truly all grown up, competent citizens of the world.
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Kevin Hart and wife Eniko dazzled in their elegant get-ups, while Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and wife Lauren Hashian shined in festive looks to match the winter-themed event.
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Louisa dazzled imperial courts overseas, and her soirees were the heart of Washington's social life when John Quincy was secretary of state, proving critical to his ascension to the presidency.
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Playing against a Warriors team with Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, two of the NBA's most feared shooters, Leonard dazzled in the spotlight and left his rivals in the shade.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A blood-red moon dazzled star gazers across much of the world on Friday when it moved into Earth's shadow for the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st Century.
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Donning a floor length black gown with a high slit and plunging neckline, Carey, 46, dazzled as she accessorized with fishnet stockings and flashy diamond earrings, bracelets and a matching necklace.
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And just a year and a half ago when Kendall rang in her 203st, the model also dazzled in a glittering mesh dress covered in Swarovski crystals designed by the brand.
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Eager for a better way to have information at his fingertips in top-secret meetings, General Cartwright was dazzled by the possibilities when the first iPad was unveiled early in 2010.
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Like many children of famous parents, Mark-Paul Gosselaar's kids are not that dazzled by what their dad does for a living — except when it comes to impressing friends at school.
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Signet Jewelers' shareholders were so dazzled by its 2014 $1.4 billion bid for rival Zales they bid the acquirer's shares way above the value of any future earnings from the deal.
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The elaborately embroidered black-and-gold mermaid gown dazzled onlookers with shimmering scale-like sequins, a regal collar balanced out by a sexy lace-trimmed cutout and a flared tulle skirt.
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The overprotectiveness, anyway, doesn't seem directly related to fears about his daughter, who's shown to be smart, self-possessed, and well-aware of how dazzled and intimidated Peter is by her.
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Still, some liberals have warned Democrats against becoming dazzled by Winfrey's celebrity, arguing instead that the party has a deep bench of highly qualified women candidates that are already in office.
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As the Oscars rolled out its 91st red carpet, we were dazzled to see a parade of our favorite stars and celebs glammed up in a hyper-color rainbow of gowns.
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The Signature de Saphir necklace, comprising individual squares of square-cut, brilliant-cut, baguette-cut and triangle-cut diamonds in a flowing pavéd tapestry, dazzled delicately with a blue sapphire centerpiece.
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Q & A The hotel entrepreneur and frequent traveler is dazzled by the fast pace of Shanghai, wants to visit the Amazon and loves the "perfect silence" of a long-distance flight.
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They were the space within which we divided, leaving room for us to yearn for each other, to be dazzled by our distinctiveness, to always want to draw the other closer.
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It started soon after May 19, the day the group dazzled millions of viewers at the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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Ed Victor, a debonair Bronx-born, Cambridge-educated book agent who dazzled London's fusty literary elite with his star-studded client roster and cheeky deal-making, died on Wednesday in London.
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For more than three decades, she has dazzled her profession with archival discoveries, creative spark and an ability to see "history" where it once appeared there was none to be seen.
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If you're seeking to be dazzled beyond the confines of a theater, though, simply visit the Dyker Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, whose houses are famous for their blindingly elaborate Christmas decorations.
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As a parent, I was dazzled when my daughter's high school summer reading assignment was to choose a book "out of your comfort zone," however the student chose to define it.
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"She found a friendship with her instabilities and turned it immediately into questions that are dazzled, rather than narcotized," the writer Wayne Koestenbaum, with whom Nelson studied at CUNY , told me.
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Although the light reflecting off the water and the bright buff sand dazzled my vision, I could see it clearly now: only one leg emerged from the man's black swim trunks.
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"Sometimes you are blinded and sometimes you are dazzled — this is life," summed up Alessandro Michele, gamboling in his mental pastures during a news conference after his Gucci show on Wednesday.
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He won two batting titles, was named to 2420 All-Star teams and won 22 Gold Glove awards as he dazzled fans with his powerful and accurate arm from the outfield.
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He did it with a charismatic panache that dazzled millions and inaugurated political regimes that, like his own in Cuba, simultaneously furthered human rights and denied these same rights to internal critics.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - When the world's business elite gathered last year for Saudi Arabia's top investment forum, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman dazzled them with plans to build a $500 billion mega-city.
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The new parents made quite the glamorous pair at the 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in February, where Huntington-Whiteley dazzled in a long silver Versace gown and and Nirav Modi earrings.
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With a little more than two months before the debut of its streaming service, Disney dazzled its hardcore fans with celebrity guests and teaser trailers over the weekend at its D12.993 Expo.
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The role ended up going to Tom Holland, who dazzled us in Captain America: Civil War, though some aspects of the character — like his best friend — seem lifted somewhat from Miles' story.
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Lady Gaga dazzled a worldwide audience with her high-flying performance during the Super Bowl on Sunday — and the pop music superstar said she would do it all again in an instant.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly said he believes augmented reality (AR) will be the next frontier for apps, and early demos for ARKit apps for iPhone and iPad have already dazzled.
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He seemed dazzled by the jewelry he was now wearing: a leather-and-gold bracelet, a silver ring in the shape of a bent nail, and another ring, with a basketweave design.
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Biles dazzled the gymnastics world when she took gold in the all around on Thursday, her second after she and her "Final Five" teammates dominated the team competition earlier in the week.
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The 22015-year-old Colombian midfielder danced and dazzled his way into our hearts at the 2014 World Cup, where he took home the Golden Boot award as the tournament's top scorer.
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Siemian is a solid break-in-case-of-emergency option but has not dazzled as a starter, with a 59% completion, 30 touchdowns to 24 interceptions, and a career 79.9 passer rating.
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Game of Thrones is known for its visual opulence, and while Season 7 may have dazzled audiences with dragon fire, one of the most understated sets was Daenerys' home base at Dragonstone.
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NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE Time to revisit the New York Crystal Palace, an 1853 marvel of cast iron (installed in what is now Bryant Park) that dazzled contemporary visitors, like Walt Whitman.
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It is indisputably true that China has dazzled economically, and critics like me should be humbled that life expectancy is today longer in Beijing (82 years) than in Washington, D.C. (77 years).
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Ms. Middleton, 33, who grabbed headlines at the 2011 wedding of her sister Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, dazzled at her own nuptials in a custom-made gown designed by Giles Deacon.
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The American economy has dazzled the world and its stock markets have created great riches, but the median American household is actually poorer in net worth today than it was in 2000.
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Louisa dazzled imperial courts overseas, and her soirees were the heart of Washington's social life when her husband was secretary of state, proving to be crucial to his ascension to the presidency.
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Secretive augmented-reality startup Magic Leap dazzled consumers, recruited employees and attracted $1.4 billion in funding using videos created with special effects and technology that will not make it to commercial release.
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This past spring, she dazzled alongside Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon as Big Little Lies' high-powered executive, Renata Klein — a familiarly overstretched working parent desperate to catch her daughter Amabella's mysterious bully.
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Tourbillon dazzled with double-digit returns early in its lifetime but has fallen on tougher times recently when two years of back-to-back losses prompted some investors to ask for money back.
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Princess Kate dazzled alongside fellow glam royal mom Queen Letizia of Spain as they joined Queen Elizabeth and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall at the state banquet for the visiting Spanish royals on Wednesday.
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Rays LH Blake Snell (2-4, 3.05) Pineday has dazzled in his last two starts, limiting Baltimore and Houston to one run and 10 hits combined with 16 strikeouts in 13 total innings.
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I was dazzled by the improvements in optics, which are trending toward red-dot reticles with huge fields of view that make it easy to put rounds on a target in a hurry.
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Even Ms. Diamond, who was first dazzled by Mr. Krymov's work on a trip to Russia in 2006 and brought him to Yale, said she required a "Eureka moment" to grasp it fully.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A few hours after old master Roger Federer reminded everyone of his enduring magic, Alexander Zverev, the man leading the next generation of men's tennis, dazzled on his ATP Finals debut.
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Ocean's Eleven, his flash 2001 remake of the 1960 Rat Pack heist flick, so dazzled audiences with its kinetic editing, narrative dynamism, and megawatt star power that the take was $450 million worldwide.
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The general mood among emoji enthusiasts is pretty much: Yes, thine eyes don't deceive you; that is indeed a new, dazzled emoji — great for conveying excitement, perfect for when you're feeling star-struck.
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Mr. Herman wrote music that left the nation singing — rich melodies with powerful lyrics that stopped shows, dazzled critics, kept audiences returning for more and paved Broadway with gold for producers and performers.
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One diner dazzled by Mr. Chung was Tony Hiss, a staff writer for The New Yorker, who was walking by the restaurant on Thanksgiving in 93 and lured in by its rich aromas.
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It also shaped the world's opinion of this tiny country, populated with Holocaust survivors from 12 years before, now displaying the derring-do and sheer chutzpah that dazzled even the CIA and KGB.
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Lopez dazzled in a custom Ralph Lauren ensemble, featuring a turtleneck crystal embellished crop top which showed off her toned midriff and a dramatic skirt featuring a sporty drawstring waist and statement-making train.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama took to the stage in Brooklyn on Saturday to promote her book, and dazzled the crowd with anecdotes about her life and marriage to the first African-American president.
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Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe's daughter Ava Phillippe dazzled at Saturday's 25th annual Bal des Debutantes in Paris, where she was one of 20 young women being introduced to society at the famed event.
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No one in the makeshift theatre left feeling dazzled by the play's depth of character or riddled by its ambiguity, but the play did what Mr Simon's classics always do: it had everyone laughing.
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Clouded in purple and blue lights, the Canadian crooner dazzled in a leather jacket embroidered in silver sequin hearts while the electronic duo kept it usual with their chrome helmets and all back outfits.
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According to the Post, aides said at the time that Trump was "dazzled" by the parade of uniformed French troops, military tanks, armored vehicles and fighter jets and said he wanted one at home.
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Gibson dazzled for seven innings before tiring late, rookie Zack Granite had his first career three-hit game and the Twins managed to hold on to a 6-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers.
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The New York Press described it as the "perfect man," and as Eric toured both the UK and the world with his creators, it dazzled audiences with its stout tinny exterior and flashing teeth.
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While the majority of Hollywood's elite dazzled and glowed (literally!) on the Met Gala red carpet, Erin Andrews and the rest of the Dancing With the Stars team had a show to put on!
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Dazzled by the Colombian women, the singer descends from the vehicle to introduce himself, in Spanish, to one of the beauties and begins to sing the catchy verse that is already making people dance.
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Visitors, having been dazzled by the craftsmanship and vision of mankind across 10 millenniums, face a reminder that time — constantly slipping through one's fingers — and space are becoming the greatest luxuries of them all.
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Vodafone's first live holographic phone call — allowing England Women's Football captain Steph Houghton to appear as a hologram on stage and start sharing tips with young fans — dazzled its audience back in September 2018.
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Over-the-top events that take over and temporarily transform the entire city, appealing to dazzled throngs who rarely set foot inside a museum the rest of the year, they seem to share DNA.
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Ben Fountain's novel, "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk," dazzled me with its evocation of the madness of the Iraq war, all seen through the prism of the halftime show at a Dallas Cowboys game.
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As matter crashes down into them, stupendous amounts of energy should be released, enough to produce quasars, the faint radio beacons from distant space that have dazzled and baffled astronomers since the early 1960s.
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Dazzled by Saudi blandishments, Israeli veneration, the opportunity to trash Barack Obama's diplomacy and the lure of evangelicals' votes, Trump determined from Day 1 that the Islamic Republic was the enemy from Central Casting.
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He was dazzled by the car but concluded that the limits of its range — 300 miles on a single charge — would complicate his regular trips from Ann Arbor to the East Coast and Arkansas.
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Contests Charged with choosing words and phrases from Times articles and creating poetry from them, the nearly 2,400 teenagers who entered our Ninth Annual Found Poem Contest this spring dazzled us with their creations.
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By 1972, Mr. Kaye looked much different than the perennially distracted Walter Mitty or the court jester Hubert Hawkins he had played decades ago, but he dazzled the audience with his personality and energy.
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The 25-year-old dazzled the crowd at Margaret Court Arena with her variety and power, striking 29 winners to defeat China's Wang Qiang 7-6(4) 6-1 in the 77-minute contest.
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He was lithe and muscled, just over five feet tall, and in recent days had dazzled crowds and judges with dives of balletic precision, with front and back somersaults and elegant pikes and twists.
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Doncic, the second-year Mavericks standout, dazzled NBA fans south of the border with 41 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists, matching the triple-double feat of the Boston Celtics' John Havlicek on Dec.
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At the debut of Panorama — Goldenvoices's music, art and technology festival on Randall's Island in New York that's being dubbed "Coachella of the East" — festivalgoers will be dazzled by far more than the musical acts.
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An improvised journey through time, space, light, and color recently dazzled audiences beneath the stars on the rooftop of Soho Beach House in Miami during the debut of fashion performance artist Aileen Quintana's Interdimensional Baths.
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Lara Spencer dazzled as Liza Minnelli in a red sequin suit and matching hat, while Michael Strahan, Gio Benitez and Whit Johnson kept the disco going dressed in gold '70s tracksuits as the Bee Gees.
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Rather than resenting the upstart, the great and the good embraced him, awed by his knowledge of arcane subjects such as finance, dazzled by the bright light of his intellect and by his sparkling prose.
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Given the nature of his strategy, this might seem unsurprising — he was drawn to the glamor and dazzled by the bright lights of Hollywood; he enjoyed the chance to mingle with celebrities and powerful people.
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He was a legendary superstar who dazzled the world with his music, style and charisma, but George Michael was also known for his complicated, and often difficult, life, which ended in seclusion on Christmas Day.
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He joined Johnson, Jordan and Steve Nash as the only guards to win the honor in consecutive campaigns, having dazzled NBA fans during the regular season with one astonishing display of shot-making after another.
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"With your third title in the last four years, the Golden State Warriors have once again dazzled America with your outstanding performance on the court and inspired leadership off the court," Lee and Pelosi said.
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With the Democratic defeat, Obama's collectivist center is collapsing, and suddenly he no longer seems able to keep the media dazzled by all the balls he's kept in the air so deceptively for eight years.
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The reigning world champions and three-time Olympic medallists dazzled with an impressive midline step sequence that earned them 80.51 points and extended the Canadian's to 27 points overall, four ahead of the United States.
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But I was always more dazzled — and more likely to be hysterical myself — when Mr. Wilder turned the freakout dial down to zero and ruled the screen with quietude, as the great comic actors do.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I certainly wasn't the only person to be dazzled by Katherine Bradford's breakthrough show, Desire for Transport, at Edward Thorp (April 22016–June 20153, 214), nearly a decade ago.
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At 5 (with the stature of a 3-year-old), he once dazzled a group of adult spectators by zipping through levels of the Oregon Trail at the demo station at our local Best Buy.
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The land lies dazzled under the Southern light or slumbers in humidity, the sky is a damaged dome cut off by vignetting (black shading across corners), or it may be a cosmos of its own.
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For instance, CNN is now operating drones over crowds of people to capture new perspectives on breaking news, and Intel dazzled Super Bowl viewers with aerial light shows, operating 300 unmanned aircraft at a time.
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The man, whose real name is Brian Hugh Warner, once dazzled us in philosophical debates, like on The Phil Donahue Show in 1995 when he calmly explained why young people find meaning in mosh pits.
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Brown dazzled us on the red carpet in a red dress and chin-length bob, which she's grown out since her hair was shaved for the show, and took the stage several times during the event.
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America's Anisimova dazzled in a crushing 22-26 22-26 win over third seed Halep, who was looking to become the first woman to retain the title since Justine Henin's three consecutive triumphs from 63-26.
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At the end of Efron's mostly-naked drug trip, he wakes up on the beach – still bee-dazzled – and gets into a weird tug-of-war with a young kid who wants to touch his bee.
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Elle Fanning has been out promoting her new film, the supermodel thriller, The Neon Demon, all week in N.Y.C., but in the last 24 hours alone, she dazzled in not one, but four show-stopping ensembles.
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Business Insider previously analyzed how James, who has dazzled with stunning baskets and self-assists, has added a "Curry-like" quality to his arsenal this season, which has made him an even bigger nightmare for defenses.
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The Polestar 2000 dazzled with its design and performance specs, though we found out later in 33 that this car would cost a cool $23,22018, and that Polestar only plans to make about 22 per year.
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There's one line in there—and I don't often like my lyrics—but there's this one lyric, "Dazzled by the very thought of it / Like the way dreams are supposed to be," and I like that.
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She dazzled in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder deep red satin gown by British designer Preen (paired with Queen Elizabeth's diamond maple leaf brooch!) at a glamorous reception at the Government House in Victoria on Monday.
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Clinton, of course, has been playing supporting actress for most of her career (the clue is in the name.) Once it was Bill Clinton who razzle-dazzled us, while his careful wife fed him his lines.
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Anthony had 24 points, 6.43 rebounds and eight assists for his 11th double-double of the season in the Knicks' 100-88 win over the Milwaukee Bucks, but his frontcourt teammate was the one who dazzled.
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Ducks freshman point guard Payton Pritchard dazzled with 15 points and four assists in 32 minutes off the bench in the opener and could push starter Casey Benson for playing time as soon as this week.
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At the Montreal International Jazz Festival earlier this month, the fiery saxophone of Shabaka Hutchings, Dan Leavers's pulsating synthesiser and Maxwell Hallett's arresting percussion dazzled an audience with its mash-up of jazz and cosmic sounds.
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Directed by Builders Association Artistic Director Marianne Weems and co-created and written by James Gibbs and Moe Angelos, Elements of Oz dazzled audiences at 3LD Art & Technology Center, a hub for tech-driven live performance.
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So if you get one on the fly, you shouldn't be as dazzled as you would be by the proper, time-consuming version, which you also absolutely shouldn't request from a busy bartender to look impressive.
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He now has five goals in four starts for Madrid this season, over twice as many as Hazard and Jovic combined, and has dazzled the club's fans with his trickery and sniper-like eye for goal.
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It is easy to be dazzled by the roll call of auteurs presenting their latest work — from Joel and Ethan Coen to Mike Leigh to Alfonso Cuarón to Mary Harron to Olivier Assayas to Errol Morris.
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Darvish, who dazzled Major League Baseball after arriving from Japan in 2012 and was a Cy Young runner-up the following year, is being brought along patiently from Tommy John surgery that scuttled his 2015 campaign.
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Kennedy said it during a trip to Paris in June 1961 when his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy, so dazzled the French that the president suggested, half in jest, that he was little more than a plus-one.
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During last night's special screening in L.A., the actress dazzled on the red carpet, her blonde color just a touch brighter and her shoulder-length ends light and soft, the telltale sign of the perfect trim.
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Now, instead of supplying key government support for the technological developments that have dazzled the world as American individuals and businesses have reached toward the future, under Trump, the government will act as an impediment to progress.
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Players will be dazzled by Nava's characteristic visuals, as well as Austin Wintory's score, but Nava also hopes that the immersion will serve as sort of emotional mainline to how we think and feel about the ocean.
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Berrios (2-20163) dazzled with a career-high 11 strikeouts and gave up just two hits in 7 2/2106 innings as the Twins earned a 213-2100 win over Colorado in Game 211 of a doubleheader.
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Read more:All the looks your favorite celebrities wore to the 2019 EmmysHere's everything celebrities will get inside the 2019 Emmys gift bagThe 'Game of Thrones' cast dazzled on the red carpet for the show's last-ever Emmys.
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MITZPE RAMON, Israel (Reuters) - Thousands of star-gazers gathered overnight at one of the darkest spots in Israel hoping to be dazzled by the annual Perseid meteor shower, only to be left somewhat disappointed by the show.
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The gray-bellied character may not mean much to Westerners, but for many in Central Europe and elsewhere, the animal is easily recognized as Krtek, a warmhearted cartoon mole whose adventures have dazzled children for 60 years.
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A few years back, artist Alexander Esguerra began hosting paint-covered couples rollicking around designated luxury hotel rooms, and earlier this month Lady Gaga dazzled the tabloids with accounts of painterly sex with her fiance, Taylor Kinney.
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Across the room, Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese Food (wearing a Green Day T-shirt and lacy short-shorts) dazzled his guests with nine courses, including a prime rib flambé that briefly set fire to the tablecloth.
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But I was dazzled by its grace and humor and shimmering beauty, by the fact that the world of female adolescence, scorned and condescended to as it has always been, could be considered so seriously in literature.
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And for three seasons with the Nets, he dazzled spectators and dunked on lesser dudes, leading the team to two A.B.A. championships before the league merged with the N.B.A. and Erving was sent to the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Stosur, who has not progressed beyond the second round in nine Brisbane appearances, dazzled in the decisive tiebreaks with a combination of solid first serves and devastating forehands to clinch her first win over Kerber since 2015.
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It left my mom dazzled and ready to pick up a Switch, but is the experience it provides built to last or will this be one more Nintendo device that ends up gathering dust beneath the TV?
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They think him capable of doing "cheap deals" with such powers as China, after a summit at which President Xi Jinping dazzled Mr Trump with talk of how, to an ancient power like his, 1776 feels like yesterday.
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It has been a shocking decline for a country that last decade dazzled the world with commodities-driven growth and seemed on a path to achieve a standard of living similar to countries such as Portugal or Croatia.
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While attending the 2017 Screen Actors Guild Awards, the actress, who was nominated for her role in Black Mirror, dazzled in a berry-colored, sequined Dress the Population gown featuring a low-cut neckline and figure-hugging silhouette.
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That royal faith was on spectacular display on May 19th when an African-American prelate, Michael Curry, dazzled some and perplexed others with an exuberant hymn to love delivered at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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Kate dazzled at the magnificent Natural History Museum, not far from her Kensington Palace home, to award the Art Fund Museum of the Year prize, which honors an outstanding venue that has shown exceptional imagination, innovation and achievement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of world stock indexes edged up after touching a 5-1/2-week low on Monday as geopolitical uncertainty kept gains in check but metals prices dazzled, helped in part by Chinese demand.
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After Ellen Pompeo's directorial debut dazzled on Thursday and left plenty of suspense for not only Meredith Grey, but for many of the show's other characters, viewers are digging for clues that'll give any detail about the finale.
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The couple dazzled at the Golden Globes Sunday night for an A-list date night, where Kidman is nominated for best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture for her role in Lions.
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Those who worked with him said he had a preternatural sense of what an audience sees; he was frequently described as an alchemist or magician because his constructions — seemingly unrefined on close examination — dazzled from a spectator's perspective.
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"Toni Erdmann," Maren Ade's astonishing third feature, which dazzled critics (though apparently not the prize-granting jurors) at Cannes in May, arrives in New York this weekend in the main slate of the 54th New York Film Festival.
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The 37-year-old dazzled the audience at a corporate gala in Beijing, Monday, as she posed on a red carpet for photographers in a pink and black color-blocked pantsuit, augmented by a designer handbag and diamonds.
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Art Review WASHINGTON — The exhibition "Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors" at the Hirshhorn Museum is great fun if you like to be dazzled by rooms whose mirrored interiors create countless, ever-diminishing reflections of themselves and anything in them.
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Coming to New York for the first time with Diego Rivera in 1931, who she married just a few years prior, found a Frida who was at once dazzled by a city so advanced and shocked by its frivolity.
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New products When Jobs was CEO, he dazzled the tech world by running the table with a string of new products that other companies scrambled to match: the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the MacBook Air, and the iPad.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Don't be dazzled by specs and jargon in your computer shopping: The price is an easy shorthand that will tell you how powerful a machine is (though Apple products tend to be much more expensive).
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Dazzled by the Trump name, and the prospect that he might help them get rich, they appear to have agreed to pay exorbitant fees for the kind of instruction that could be had for free at a public library.
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Darvish, who dazzled the Major League Baseball world right from his arrival from Japan in 2012 and was a Cy Young runner-up in 2013, is being brought along patiently from Tommy John surgery that scuttled his 2015 campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Legendary Japanese rock band X Japan dazzled fans at London's SSE Arena on Saturday with a live show, hot on the heels of the UK premiere of "We Are X", an award-winning documentary about the band.
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Having dazzled in Mad Max: Fury Road and built a considerable amount of hype for the forthcoming Atomic Blonde, she is quickly evolving into a feminist action hero that can play her male co-stars at their own game.
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New Products When Jobs was CEO, he dazzled the tech world by running the table with a string of new products that other companies scrambled to match: the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the MacBook Air, and the iPad.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Jacob Markstrom stepped in admirably for Henrik Lundqvist as Sweden held on to beat Russia while Team North America dazzled in their debut with a dominant win over Finland at the World Cup of Hockey on Sunday.
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Read more:The best and wildest looks celebrities wore to the 2019 EmmysKim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner were laughed at while presenting at the EmmysThe 'Game of Thrones' cast dazzled on the red carpet for the show's last-ever Emmys.
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It has become a point of reference across European soccer: over the course of the season, I have spoken to a dozen or more coaches in almost as many countries who are dazzled by the work Klopp has done.
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But if Semiramide seems to tire Ms. Meade no more than it did when she coolly dazzled in it at Caramoor in 2009, her tone has shed the overly pearled sheen it had then; its silver is now warmer.
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Whether he was dazzled by the reflected glory of his teammates or high on a near-lethal dose of airborne testosterone, he did something that one would usually associate with public school rugby tours, or lads' holidays to Zante.
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The collection featured reworked trench coats, floral dresses and voluminous knits — but what really dazzled were the final nine looks, all reissued couture dresses from the archives, which were incorporated in the show to celebrate the brand's 100th anniversary.
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I paged through it again in anticipation of the upcoming Amazon adaptation of the novel from "Transparent" creator Jill Soloway, and I was just as dazzled by its messy mash-up of diary, art criticism and unrequited love letter.
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To his dazzled subjects, Frederick II * , who led Prussia in the mid-eighteenth century, was Frederick the Unique, a near-mythical figure whose combination of military prowess, religious tolerance, artistic talent, and love of the common man was unprecedented.
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And while Turner dazzled in a classic, Paco Rabanne silver, chainmail dress, Joe played devoted husband on the sidelines as he stepped out of the photo with his wife to try and capture his own photo of the glimmering beauty.
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Whatever21 top; Unravel Project jacket; Whatever 21 Pink Basketball Shorts, $130, available at Whatever 21; Unravel Project Sneakers, $213, available at Net-A-Porter; Model's own rings, Planet-i Flamethrower Sunglasses, $100, available at Planet-i; D Bleu Dazzled durag.
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Visitors to Lincoln Center Plaza may be dazzled or disoriented by the light bouncing from the 24-karat-gold-leaf surface of George Condo's new sculptural spectacle, rising more than 13 feet on the terrace of the Metropolitan Opera's facade.
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In what may have been his last appearance for the Astros (he will be a free agent after the season) Cole dazzled through seven terrific innings, allowing only three hits, including a home run to Juan Soto in the seventh.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Chinese actress Fan Bingbing dazzled fans on the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival when she debuted her new film "I Am Not Madame Bovary," a comedy about a woman seeking revenge against her ex-husband.
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A few weeks earlier, there had been a spectacular display of liberal Episcopalianism, when Archbishop Michael Curry, the church's present leader, dazzled the world and startled the up-market congregation with a paean to love at a British royal wedding.
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Surrounded by a band of professional musicians, Rumi's singing dazzled hundreds of refugees, all of whom have fled the war in Syria, and he took the lead in the competition at Arbat where families live in rows of cinder brick homes.
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On myriad red carpets, they dazzled in outfits that combined Grey Gardens–quirkiness with Warholian pop-culture-meets-visual-art sophistication, outfits that taught the world exactly how to laugh at the boxes that society tries to cram us all into.
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" The ambassador also said that President Trump and his team had been "dazzled" by their recent state visit to the U.K. but that while "we might be flavor of the month, but this is still the land of 'America First'.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Dazzled Mexicans filed into the opulent residence of their presidents on Saturday, when the new government threw open its doors in a highly symbolic moment one visitor likened to entering the Palace of Versailles in the French Revolution.
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Don't be dazzled by fat offers of financial aid if the cost of the school is so high that it will still be a stretch for you to attend, said Sally Rubenstone, a senior adviser with the College Confidential website.
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But that will only happen if we, as a society of millions of drivers and passengers avoid getting dazzled by the new technology and demand mandated rules for safe development and use from our lawmakers and the Department of Transportation.
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He dazzled Charles with his visionary talk—of rescuing humanity from "the superstition of the intellect" and of restoring the ancients' spiritual oneness with the natural world—and then convinced Charles that he was the man to lead the crusade.
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In this divisive moment in American politics, the "Ring" may feel newly relevant, epitomized by Michael Cohen, the former lawyer for President Trump, pointing to himself during recent congressional hearings, warning of what can happen when you are dazzled by power.
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The small professional ensembles belonging to Trinity and Tenet nailed these virtuosic passages, as they should, but the students of Westminster Choir College dazzled with singing that was precise and radiant, with the warmth that comes from a large ensemble.
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Appearing on the same bill at the Glass Hat nightclub in Manhattan, the skinny kid from New Jersey was dazzled by the sleepy-eyed singer, who seemed to be everything he was not: handsome, self-assured and deeply, unshakably cool.
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Trouble looms when Natasha, dazzled by the heady whirl of Moscow society, falls prey to the charms of Anatole (the amusingly preening Lucas Steele), a womanizer who enlists his sister, Hélène (Amber Gray, glamorous and scheming), to help win her affections.
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Rust tied it at 15:04 of the second as Jake Guentzel dazzled with puck control behind the net, then used a wraparound move at the left post to get the puck to the far post, where Rust swiped it in.
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The multifarious movie actor Jake Gyllenhaal dazzled a connoisseur crowd at City Center last fall with his surprisingly sophisticated vocal chops in a concert version of this Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine Pulitzer Prize-winning musical about the pointillist Georges Seurat.
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Their approach, launched as the Saudis dazzled Trump with a sumptuous sword dancing welcome on his first trip abroad last year, was already under fire in Congress, owing to thousands of civilian deaths in the Saudi air war in Yemen.
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These once-grand theaters, where Flo Ziegfeld and George M. Cohan had dazzled the top-hatted limousine trade, had degenerated into a seedy lineup of triple-X and martial-arts movie houses, a shadow of Broadway's fabled Great White Way.
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The equestrian and model has been increasingly visible in the past months, venturing to New York in April for a Mont Blanc event with Hugh Jackman and again in May for the Met Gala, where she dazzled in a bright Gucci dress.
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The opening 10 or 15 minutes of "Alice Moki Jayne" glow, as morning light seeps through his translucent guitar, and throughout the album he maintains a dazzled wonder, a gracious infatuation with electric sound and how it refracts into chunks and slivers.
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And their commitment to observational remove, combined with a dazzled, jet-lagged inertia, keeps them sticking around even after they've watched two older villagers ceremonially throw themselves off a cliff to their deaths, their skulls smashing like overripe fruit against a large rock.
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Throngs of fans crowded bookstores for the midnight release of the book, hours after the play in London's West End theater district dazzled theater-goers with swishing capes, billowy wraiths floating overhead and illusionist tricks of actors appearing to vanish into thin air.
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My boys and I toured the new rooms—and I managed to keep them from jumping up and down on the beds—and were sufficiently dazzled by the chic décor, with pops of aquamarine and, you guessed it, coral dominating the color scheme.
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In the process Mr. Cruz — the high school student who once recited the Constitution from memory and the Princeton debater who dazzled judges with his ability to entrap less shrewd rivals — showed the American public that his surging candidacy is not a fluke.
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But on her way to see the vase, she kept getting distracted, dazzled by the mythical figures that have populated her imagination since she was a little girl, when her mother read passages to her from the Iliad and Odyssey at bedtime.
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Aside from getting to see some famous faces up close and personal, kids and their families will be dazzled by a whopping 22 Disney Junior songs, LED lights, 4D effects, light-up wristbands, an oversized Mickey Mouse DJ booth and much more.
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She's come a long way from being the 22-year-old ingenue who dazzled Ethan Hunt in a bathtub — she's an action powerhouse on her own, and her character has always been one who could keep Hunt and his team on their toes.
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In February, she dazzled millions with her performance of "Chained To The Rhythm" at the 52nd GRAMMY Awards, and over the past week, she's made headlines with the release of her saucy new single, "Bon Appétit," which both delighted and disgusted fans.
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Under Howard's leadership, Brevan Howard dazzled investors with strong performance in its main fund through the last financial crisis, including gains of 25.2 percent in 2007, 20.4 percent in 3003, and 18.6 percent in 2009, according to a marketing document seen by Reuters.
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Throngs of fans crowded bookstores for the midnight release of the book, hours after the play in London's West End theater district dazzled theatre-goers with swishing capes, billowy wraiths floating overhead and illusionist tricks of actors appearing to vanish into thin air.
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As managing director at 14.53 Ventures in Wisconsin, Robinson has seen too many ambitious professionals join fledgling tech startups, dazzled by the prospect of making it big when the company eventually goes public or gets acquired at a billion-dollar-plus valuation.
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A snowy painting by Paul Thek (1933-88) of the single word "dust" looks just right beside "Blurry Self-Portrait," by Arch Connelly (1950-93), a kind of mirror made of sequins that refers to both glitter-dazzled vision and H.I.V.-related blindness.
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We were dazzled by beautiful images from space telescopes; marveled at the discovery of planets, stars and objects; were intrigued by a lunar mystery solved by missing Apollo mission data; and saw the first confirmed image of the birth of a planet.
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" On a pivotal scene that he saw being filmed while on set with the cast in Belfast: "One of [the] big events this season is a battle whose sheer scope, even before being cut together with the show's typical brio, dazzled me.
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Try as they might to celebrate Mullin's return to Queens, where he dazzled as an all-American player, fans would come to recognize that Mullin's first year as a coach — at any level — never fully rebounded from its inauspicious start in early November.
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Ms. Toti has never argued before the highest court, but she is an experienced appellate advocate who, through the ups and downs of the Texas case, has dazzled her clients with intricate knowledge of the facts and an instinct for constitutional strategy.
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Unquestionably. Ak-Bars Kazan of the KHL in Russia put on an event for fans over the weekend in the lead-up to the start of the season, and Ukrainian-born Vladimir Tkachyov dazzled the crowd with this track-and-field-inspired shot.
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Taron Egerton dazzled as Elton John in the first trailer for the biopic "Rocketman" this week, but every new clip put out to promote his derring-do in the latest incarnation of the Sherwood Forest tale makes this action film seem more pointless.
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Mr. Robuchon, best known in recent years for the chain of small restaurants he called ateliers, dazzled the French culinary world with his first Paris restaurant, Jamin, which earned three Michelin stars in record speed, a mere three years after opening in 1981.
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Many outside of New York City who are not familiar with the former mayor might be dazzled with his polished "I can beat Trump" message, in which only another billionaire is enough of a heavyweight to go toe-to-toe with the president.
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Gauff, who said she took a break from homework to play her night matches, dazzled the crowd with her poise, holding serve efficiently before a string of backhand errors off Osaka's racket gave the teenager the break midway through the first set.
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As a rugged young journalist, with a radiant, adoring wife, he dazzled the expatriate and artistic community of Paris in 1922 with his exuberance, gregariousness and exceptional good looks, including "the most beautiful row of teeth" the writer Max Eastman had ever seen.
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An essayist, fiction writer, teacher, scholar and literary critic — he succeeded Edmund Wilson as senior book reviewer for The New Yorker from 1966 until 1997 — Mr. Steiner both dazzled and dismayed his readers with the range and occasional obscurity of his literary references.
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It is bad enough that the men's national team failed to qualify for this summer's World Cup, a fact the federation was reminded of daily as the tournament in Russia dazzled global audiences on its way to crowning a new champion Sunday.
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The Dodgers appear to be falling into a similar pattern this season, going 3-0 against right-handers and 0-2 against southpaws after Kyle Freeland dazzled them over six innings in his major-league debut during the Rockies' 2-1 series-opening victory.
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It's easy to undercut fan love in the search for a dark underbelly, to find comfort in the fact that everything has its flaws and that not every single person on Earth was dazzled by this thing that a lot of people fell hard for.
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The duo recently appeared together at the 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party, where an onlooker told people, "They were so cute and she looked incredible" — fitting, considering Huntington-Whiteley absolutely dazzled, wearing a silver Versace gown and Nirav Modi celestial earrings for the festivities.
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But she's a practical young woman, and even in the midst of being dazzled by this vision of preppy, tragic masculinity she doesn't fail to register the boon he might be to her career, or to intuit the impact he will have on her life.
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Despite suffering a painful pelvis injury during rehearsals, the Good Morning America meteorologist, 35, dazzled the judges, earning a perfect 60 out of 30 for a dance in which she and pro Val Chmerkovskiy paid tribute to Hollywood legends Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
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The 45-year-old actress and mother of three dazzled in a sultry one-shoulder red velvet Johanna Ortiz dress with sweetheart one-shoulder neckline — a look she accessorized with dangling red beaded earrings, a sparkling diamond bracelet, and green velvet Chloe Gosselin heels.
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Signed to a five-year, $110 million contract as a free agent in the offseason, Zimmermann dazzled in winning his Tigers' debut last Friday as he held the New York Yankees to two hits in seven shutout innings in the home opener at Comerica Park.
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The toys have dazzled teens and starred in Inception memes for the better part of a few months, which means we're probably nearing the end of their fad half-life when a new trend takes off or Crazy Bones make a comeback, or whatever.
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So with great power comes great irresponsibility: With the help of his dazzled best friend, Ned (Jacob Batalon), he disarms the training-wheels protocol that keep his suit's maximum capacities in check and goes rogue to fight Keaton's Vulture alter ego and his henchmen.
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As Reuters reported, Michael Kors has lost around 65 percent of its market value since 2014 due to steep competition, so perhaps buying a brand that's graced red carpets and dazzled Sex in the City fans will help get the company back on track.
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The Mail on Sunday reported that in a message sent after that visit, Darroch said that the president and his team had been "dazzled" by the visit and Britain might be "flavor of the month" but "this is still the land of America First".
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The Mail on Sunday reported that in a message sent after that visit, Darroch said that the president and his team had been "dazzled" by the visit and Britain might be "flavour of the month" but "this is still the land of America First."
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Over the last three years, Apple's rivals have dazzled customers with stunning new camera features — like Google's Night Sight, which can take incredible images at night, or Huawei's superior version of that same feature in the P30 Pro, which you can see in action below.
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There is maybe no one else as permanently dazzled by where earth came from or where it's going; no one as excited to inspect our raggedy edges, the shells and the oceans and the debris, the greasy fingerprints nature leaves on its own clothing.
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But if the general rule is that this statistic is defined by players who are closing their eyes and heaving it, the No. 28.4 player on the list is surprising: The breakout star Patrick Mahomes, who has dazzled the league with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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But Bergman certainly had the firepower to do it, as on his watch the "Star Wars" franchise was brought to life and broke box-office records, live-action releases of Disney animated classics dazzled audiences, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a cash cow.
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" -- Jennifer Lopez and Shakira took over Hard Rock Stadium for a dazzling 12 minutes at halftime, living the American Dream, writes pop music critic Chris Richards: "For the razzled-and-dazzled, there were armies of dancers pretending to be soldiers, and cheerleaders, and salsa musicians.
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If Schulman seems a little too dazzled by the notion of his own healing powers — several scenes show patients taking miraculous turns as he strums his guitar next to their beds — he redeems himself with his willingness to take on some real research and reporting.
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Last night, in a glorious ode to Latinidad, the women breezed through their respective greatest hits with casual feats of athletic prowess: Shakira's hips still don't lie, and J.Lo dazzled with pole moves she'd picked up on the set of her 2019 hit, Hustlers.
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Durant had 26 points and 13 rebounds, Green dazzled all over the floor with his fourth career postseason triple-double, and the Warriors thoroughly outplayed the New Orleans Pelicans for a 20073-101 win in Game 1 of their Western Conference semifinals Saturday night.
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The Mail on Sunday reported that in a message sent after that visit, Darroch said that the president and his team had been "dazzled" by the visit and Britain might be "flavour of the month" but "this is still the land of America First".
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" But Roman warns that privacy and security must be a concern for brands, while Guillaume Roques, EMEA CMO at Salesforce told Marketing Media Money via email that marketers must not be "dazzled by the novelty and instead focus on the specific business outcomes AI can deliver.
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As an adult, I am resigned to this reality, but closing my eyes in Cape Town and spinning the globe on Radio Garden gives me that same feeling of being dazzled at how much world there is — and how unknowable so many of its corners will remain.
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In 1992, when the Russian-born choreographer Alexei Ratmansky, now the artist-in-residence at American Ballet Theatre, travelled with his wife, Tatiana, from Kiev to Winnipeg to join the ballet company there, they were dazzled by the aisles and aisles of food in the supermarkets.
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Trained in engineering and building construction, Mr. Nadler — a Bronx native who shuns the "boootiques" of Chappaqua, but not the accent of his youth — has followed Mr. Trump's career since the 1970s, dazzled by his redevelopment of the Commodore Hotel (now the Grand Hyatt) in Midtown Manhattan.
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Read more: 10 'Game of Thrones' favorites were nominated for Emmys, and fans are about to start a civil warFittingly, these 14 cast members — many of whom will face off against each other for some of the night's most coveted awards — dazzled on the red carpet.
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To commemorate the centennial of the end of the war, the American artist Tauba Auerbach has "dazzled" the John J. Harvey fireboat (above) for the Public Art Fund project "Flow Separation," which can be seen at various locations along the Hudson River until May 12, 2019.
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Watching Leivaditaki roll out the bread sends me into a sort of trance—the sunshine at the window, the smell of cooking meat, the sparkle of the pistachio sauce, and Leivaditaki's easy chatter transport me away from Hackney to a sun-dazzled hillside far, far away.
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In his finest performance as a two-fisted pug, the "great baiter" dazzled Juan Meza in their 1986 encounter with his evasive skills before sinking the granite jawed veteran to the canvas with a well placed left for a thrilling win by TKO in the twelfth round.
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" After the separation, I was afraid of appearing irrational, violent, pathetic and fallacious, revealing what Ruskin called "a mind and body in some sort too weak to deal fully with what is before them or upon them; borne away, or overclouded, or over-dazzled by emotion.
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The scion of an industrial family that opposed his daredevil driving career, Lauda (pronounced LAO-da) was a road warrior who dazzled motoring experts and crowds that lined the twisting, turning Grand Prix courses of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas for grueling all-weather races.
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Few qualify as "great" in the sense of Tolstoy or Balzac but I just finished one that did: I was dazzled by the brilliance of "The Goldfinch," by Donna Tartt, a masterpiece of characterization, plot, technical artistry combined with exquisite heartbreaking understanding of loss, love and art.
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Earlier this year, at Dutch National Opera's Opera Forward Festival in Amsterdam, I was dazzled by his oratorio "The Raft of the Medusa" in its grandly orchestrated 1990 revision; the only in-print recording of the work is a comparatively skeletal 1960s version on Deutsche Grammophon.
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BOSTON — With a little help from his friends, though not that much, LeBron James dazzled once again in a playoff elimination game, sending the Cavaliers back to the N.B.A. finals on Sunday night and keeping himself in a Cleveland uniform for at least another two weeks.
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Behind Soroka, the 21-year-old second baseman Ozzie Albies and the 20-year-old Ronald Acuña Jr. both dazzled, combining for three hits and two runs at the plate off the Mets ace Noah Syndergaard, who, at 25, seemed like a grizzled veteran by comparison.
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Visiting the Indonesian coast can bring on a kind of whiplash: One moment you're dazzled by opulent biodiversity — monkeys and bats flying through the air, manta rays swooping through the crystalline water — the next you're in an environmental hellscape of acrid smoke and burnt tree stumps.
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The track is the sonic equivalent of those horrifying milkshake monstrosities that dazzled the Instagram feeds of suburban teens this year—take the hi-fi bombast of a Hard Summer headlining set, pile on a pound of sprinkles, and top it with a whole slice of cake.
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The peak came right away: Real Madrid — the team that had held this competition in its thrall, seemingly incapable of not winning it, its opponents apparently dazzled by the mythology of those bright white jerseys — humbled, at home, by a young and vibrant and entirely dismissed Ajax.
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And while the Swarovski crystal-encrusted Starbucks cup Lopez was recently spotted carrying might be slightly beyond our price range, we've always related to her as Jenny from the Block — the undeniably down-to-earth, magnetic performer who's dazzled audiences since her breakout role in 1997's Selena.
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Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Oklahoma City dazzled in the fourth quarter the way the defending champion Warriors have done so many times this season on their home floor, rallying from 14 points down for a 108-102 victory in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals Monday night.
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Populists and more populists: Even Giuliani, who prides himself as a hero to the segment of the electorate that Trump won over, spent his post-mayoral years not fighting for the forgotten man but raking in many millions from foreign companies and governments dazzled by his star power.
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Written with the chef Francisco Migoya, the book is a single-subject follow-up to "Modernist Cuisine," the encyclopedic 2011 boxed-set cookbook that used hard science to demystify culinary techniques, and dazzled cooks with its cross-sectional photographs showing hidden processes inside pressure cookers and charcoal grills.
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In Clay Risen's fast-paced, carefully researched new history of Roosevelt's regiment of Rough Riders, which dazzled Americans during the Spanish-American War, the future president may be in the thick of the action, but he does not monopolize the story, quietly stepping aside for long stretches of time.
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And how could Trump fail to be dazzled by the steady diet of obsequious Fox anchors, who day after day claim he may just be the best president in the history of the United States, bringing "sunshine beaming" through the White House, as Fox Business's Lou Dobbs put it.
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Curry dazzled in outdueling LeBron James as the two superstars traded big shots and celebratory moves, hitting an NBA Finals-record nine 3-pointers and scoring 33 points to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 13-103 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night for 2-0 lead.
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Before Margot Robbie dazzled the crowd at the Cannes Film Festival in her Sharon Tate-inspired Chanel outfit and '60s hairstyle at the premiere of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood on Tuesday, the star showed off her diving skills in one of the cutest one-pieces of the season.
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That means that resumes today need to put greater emphasis than before on keywords, G2's employee engagement journalist, Lauren Pope, told CNBC Make It. "Applicant tracking systems won't be dazzled by verbose language or bragging — it's looking for the keywords that communicate that you can do the job," said Pope.
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According to John Strausbaugh's neighborhood history, "The Village," Ms. Rotolo educated Mr. Dylan about social issues and took him to see Picasso's "Guernica" at the Museum of Modern Art as well as several Off Broadway plays, one of which was a pastiche of Brecht and Weill songs that dazzled Mr. Dylan.
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The 6,000-pound Nexus comes equipped with a 150-mile range, a top speed of 150 mph, expansive windows for someday-to-be-dazzled passengers, an augmented-reality-enhanced flight experience, and—most importantly—a grounding in reality that will likely prove to be the envy of all air taxi startups.
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Add in the likes of Canadian teenager Denis Shapovalov, who dazzled in the Fiera Milano venue earlier in the week, beaten semi-finalists Daniil Medvedev and Croatian Borna Coric and a third Russian, Karen Khachanov, not to mention American Jared Donaldson, and the future looks bright for the men's Tour.
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When Mr. Kushner ushered Kim Kardashian West into the Oval Office to speak about commuting the life sentence of an African-American woman named Alice Marie Johnson, Mr. Trump ignored the concerns of his advisers and freed Ms. Johnson, dazzled by his power to grant clemency and Ms. Kardashian's celebrity.
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Last month, Zapata also dazzled onlookers when he buzzed around at this year's Bastille Day military parade wielding a hopefully unloaded rifle, prompting France's armed forces minister to posit the gizmo could be used "as a flying logistical platform or, indeed, as an assault platform," according to a Guardian report.
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Viewers were delighted, dazzled, and enthralled by seeing different-sized models and spatial re-imaginings of subway cars, newsstands, buses, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Staten Island Ferry, the Twin Towers, and the Apollo Theater made out of all different kinds of material — including papier-mâché, plastic, fiberglass, wood, and vinyl.
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Iceland knew it would have to absorb pressure, knew it would have to resist being dazzled by Argentina's possession, knew it would have to take its chances on the counterattack, which is just what it did when Alfred Finnbogason tapped home a first-half goal to cancel out Aguero's opening salvo.
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Moreover, even among those Television Academy voters who might have been disappointed, the Emmys have historically exhibited an impulse to look beyond a particular year and recognize a program's larger contribution over time -- a dynamic that would favor a show that dazzled fans for most of its eight-year run.
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On Friday, the two, who headline the stylish noir drama Nocturnal Animals, lit up the premiere of their film, directed by fashion designer-turned-director Tom Ford Naturally, both wore designs by Ford: Adams dazzled in a shimmering asymmetrical rose gold gown, with Bulgari jewelry, while Gyllenhaal donned a double-breasted suit.
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Attending the 2017 Bastille Day parade at the invitation of President Emmanuel Macron, Trump was dazzled by the soldiers, armored tanks and fighter jets that painted the French sky red, white and blue -- and informed high-ranking defense officials upon his return that he wanted a parade of his own in Washington.
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Kennedy's beaded gown dazzled but her La La performance flopped — "A little more Jodie Foster in 'Nell' than Emma Stone," the guest judge Chris Colfer quipped — while Morgan, who in the final take decided to be a quacking Beige Swan, got compliments on her nympho tartan look, but that was about it.
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After a trip to London in the early 1990s — and a memorable visit to the studio of the sculptor Anish Kapoor, where she was dazzled by his powder-pigment sculptures — she said she started buying works by young British artists, which she then showed in an abandoned loft at her father's plant.
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You come to I Sodi not to be dazzled by novel combinations but to be impressed by how carefully everything is done: the translucent skin on the fried chicken; the square tortelli with chestnuts in the dough and the filling; the many thin layers of the lasagna; the classical proportions of the Negronis.
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Introduced to a young scholar who discussed literature with him in faultless Arabic, he left dazzled and inspired by the Frenchman's love of learning, his breadth of reference, his knowledge of the literature and traditions of another culture — and, on subsequent visits, by the scientific, astronomical and engineering apparatus he was shown.
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As a teenager, he watched The McLaughlin Group every Sunday and was dazzled by conservative icon William F. Buckley Jr. Once in college, he called Buckley's agent to express admiration and received an invite to watch the firebrand speak in Bemidji, Minnesota, after which Hook got to eat dinner with the commentator.
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Trump took credit for the strength of the economy and dazzled Republicans with a series of made-for-TV moments, including a homecoming surprise for a military family and an in-chamber Medal of Freedom award ceremony for conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh, who revealed a day earlier that he has advanced lung cancer.
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer (release date unknown) Yorgos Lanthimos dazzled art film audiences with 2009's Oscar-nominated Dogtooth, but he truly broke through last year with The Lobster, a dark, dry, hilarious and sad movie about a parallel universe in which people must couple up or be turned into an animal.
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Whyte, in sparkling black shorts, dazzled Rivas early with double jabs, jab-hooks, and jab-jab-overhand combos in the opening round, giving the Colombian more to think about midway through with punishing rib punches before getting his double forearm guard high enougth to block shots, after Rivas planted a smacker on his kisser.
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Norma Miller, who danced the Lindy Hop on Harlem sidewalks as a child, and as a teenager dazzled crowds on international tours in the 1930s and early ′40s doing the same kicks, spins and drops that had made it a Jazz Age jitterbug craze, died on Sunday at her home in Fort Myers, Fla.
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Now, when its narrative reminds us that Calogero is a bright young kid with lots of potential but a penchant for rashness, easily dazzled by the lure of fame, money, and success, it's a reminder that this, too, is America: still young among nations, perhaps too full of confidence, and wrestling with exploding racial conflict.
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Lady Dynamite does this in a style that has reviewers dazzled by the breadth of shows it echoes: zany and dense with wordplay like Arrested Development, Louie-like in its experimentation and pathos, and shot through with the ghost of Strangers with Candy, arguably the only show in recent memory with a female lead character as unnerving to watch.
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The incident was notable less for the body count (zero) and more for how, even though several members of the eight-person party had previously triggered avalanches and even, in one case, witnessed a fatality, they had ignored the many obvious dangers, suggesting that these skiers had become dazzled by their own expertise, falsely brightened by luck.
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"People like Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, and Barack Obama could deliver a speech about putting kibble in a bowl for a dog and they will be celebrated for it," said Sanders, who added that because black voters are primed to hear the themes Democrats want to talk to them about, campaigns should not confuse a polite audience with one that has been dazzled.
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So when we are dazzled by the spectacle of live performance, when we are first shocked and then moved into wonder by an ambiguity our brains cannot quite resolve, when we find ourselves in the state of pleasurable overwhelm that is awe, Lotto thinks this is the result of our brains finding a way to deal with the great existential threat of uncertainty.
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Several hours later, after Lady Gaga dazzled a crowd of 1,400 with a grand piano performance of her song "Bad Romance" at the stately Princess of Wales Theater, a caftan-swathed André Leon Talley reclined next to Lady Barbara Black (wife of the former media mogul Sir Conrad Black) holding court at a midnight supper party hosted in his honor by the real estate tycoon David Daniels.
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The album reminds me less of any other contemporary meditative electronica (chill vibe music is an industry now) than, say, the instrumental passages on a late Sonic Youth album (NYC Ghosts & Flowers, maybe) — a dazzled, skewed tour through a concrete pastoral cityscape, frequently stopping to admire the light refracting through windows and between skyscrapers, with occasional hushed voices that rustle like street conversations faintly overheard.
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Tons of actors were on hand Sunday for the award show honoring folks in the SAG-AFTRA union, and nobody skimped on the swank -- including Michael B. Jordan (who wore a colorful Louis Vuitton harness over his tux), Lady Gaga who dazzled in a white gown, Viggo Mortensen who killed it with maroon ... and lots and lots of other stars who brought out their best outfits.
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Its gigantic walls offers mini-retrospective of the artist's oeuvre: Chicago Bulls Jackets and classical-style busts of Usher made of various different metals and rock sediments, geometric and cavelike indentations in the walls, and the outline of a body sticking out of the wall 20 feet in the air are but a sampling of the dozens of works that dazzled the students (and this writer as well).
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Read more about the 2019 Emmys:'Game of Thrones' fans think Gwendoline Christie's Emmys dress had a subtle nod to Brienne and Jaime's love storyWhy 4 'Game of Thrones' stars weren't onstage with the other cast members at the EmmysSophie Turner calls Joe Jonas 'bubba' after he says how proud he is for her Emmy nominationThe 'Game of Thrones' cast dazzled on the red carpet for the show's last-ever Emmys.
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Not strange or weird in the lazy, clichéd way we in the West think of Japanese obsessions — the teenagers in their inventive, laborious streetwear; the cafes where waiters are dressed as robots or monsters or giant puff pastries — but strange in their acceptance of the uncanny, their fearlessness of novelty, their delight in anything that challenges them to see the world anew, their lack of cynicism, their desire to be dazzled.
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EditorsNote: Added info on Kentucky win Collin Sexton dazzled again, scoring 29 points, and Alabama took a big step toward getting to the NCAA Tournament by rolling over No. 251 Auburn 218-215 Friday in an SEC tournament quarterfinal in St. Louis, Mo. The Crimson Tide showed up on the wrong side of the bubble in most bracket projections, but have now won two straight, behind Sexton, to get in the NCAA mix.
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With pervasive cynicism about the ways of Washington, it's time to move beyond the baby boomers, and there are three attractive alternatives: 28503-year-old Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 22019 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE who dazzled Democrats around the country when he came close to right wing Texas Sen.
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At his side are a boy and a girl who watch the old man wind his way down the cliffside and slowly ease himself into the water with an absent look on his face and a knife in his hand that makes me remember my own grandfather and that the few times I saw him back in Antigua were almost exclusively at sea dazzled by a type of dreaming I couldn't fathom.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 2 minutes 30 seconds Lest you thought I had let you off the hook on high notes, here's a YouTube rabbit hole you might not want to join me down: Erna Sack, the so-called German Nightingale, who dazzled before the Second World War and was known for the agility and purity of the very top of her range, up to a quick but clear C above high C. Check out this little cadenza in Johann Strauss II's "Frühlingsstimmen" waltz.
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Dara, the young man who runs the local pub, is intimidated and dazzled; Fifi is won over, and agrees to rent out her spare room to the mysterious visitor; Father Damien, at first professionally skeptical, is quickly seduced; Sister Bonaventure visits Dr. Dragan's office as a patient, and receives the holistic massage of her life (a charmingly hilarious scene); and Fidelma, the beautiful, frustrated younger wife of the local draper, takes the advertisement literally, and begins an affair with the sex therapist.
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Nearby, Bella Hadid leaned on a marble pillar in a dusky-pink paillettes-encrusted cocktail slip by Givenchy; the actress Zoë Kravitz, in a razor-sharp YSL tuxedo combo (with barely a whisper of a sheer top beneath) chatted with the brand's chief executive, Francesca Bellettini; and the Moda Operandi founder and front-row fixture Lauren Santo Domingo dazzled in a shift of silver sparkles, fresh from hosting a Fourth of July barbecue in her backyard on the Left Bank in honor of the boys from Proenza Schouler the evening before.
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