Inside the walls, everything is pretty unsatisfying and increasingly decadent, like Rob Gronkowski Giving a Fox Sports 1 Reporter a Televised Lapdance decadent—decadent in the sense that decadent and decay share a root.
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Then, the columnists discuss Ross's new book, "The Decadent Society: How We Became the Victims of Our Own Success," and play a game of "Decadent or Not" with some internet memes.
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Why it's famous: "Jerusalem's Lot" is a wonderful pastiche that fills in lots of backstory details and makes the decadent, gothic story of Salem's Lot seem even more decadent and gothic.
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He's a failed parent, a cheating husband, a bankrupted rich man, a casual racist, a liar: a decadent portrait of the charismatic, urbane, and decadent white American male born in the 1930s.
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These decadent, rich and creamy Chocolate Truffles are incredibly delicious!
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Netflix's Velvet Buzzsaw is a captivating, silly, delicious, decadent mess.
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They're decadent, sweet, tart, and perhaps a little too gooey.
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If that's not decadent cutlery, we don't know what is.
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Hugh Jackman seems to have perfected the gooey, decadent dessert.
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I let my dad cover my decadent Sonic kid's meal.
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Decadent chocolate bars that contain EVOO instead of cocoa butter
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Flowers are traditional for Valentine's Day and chocolate is decadent.
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In her initial video, Evelyn flipped over Lemonade's decadent visuals.
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In the winter, especially, I love heavy, rich, decadent meals.
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The man's family is decadent and aligned with the French.
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But Barbie makes life seem so simple, fun, and decadent.
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Then came the courses, each more decadent than the last.
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The darkly decadent treat will be available on Aug. 21.
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These decadent moonbeams will lure us toward luxury, revelry, and romance.
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Is there anything more epically decadent than an oyster pan roast?
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The home stretch was a decadent bastard, to say the least.
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Decadent Venus clashes with "bigger, stronger, faster" Jupiter warning against excess.
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Make them extra rich and decadent with a creamy filling. 40.
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The glory is in its processed, decadent, unapologetic natural form. 11.
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That was probably our most beautiful and most decadent manicure yet.
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Next, celebs will be served a decadent pan roasted filet mignon.
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It seems the bigger the name, the more decadent the dwelling.
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The following photo featured a truly decadent looking chocolate-hazelnut cake.
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Until that moment, nobody realized just how decadent Communism had become.
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They would stay in a decadent hotel called the Chatsworth Club.
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This decadent display of flowers immediately caught my eye as well.
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Teuscher is a famous Swiss chocolatier known for its decadent truffles.
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Each pint also comes with several generous swirls of decadent fudge.
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Mardi Gras, which ends Tuesday, is a celebration of the decadent.
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In rich reds, it delivers the sense of a decadent party.
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When you call this society decadent, what exactly do you mean?
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I am rich, decadent ribbons of peanut butter enveloped in chocolate.
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Food porn is often pictures of unhealthy, decadent or expensive food.
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Food porn is often pictures of unhealthy, decadent or expensive food.
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Just from looking at it, it looks pretty decadent and creamy.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem live in a decadent, isolated mansion.
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The price was extremely reasonable for the decadent flavor I experienced.
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It also published outside official tastes, translating "decadent" authors like Charles Baudelaire.
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It's been a rough year for the most decadent of meat products.
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It can be decadent but it's also a lot of hard work.
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Last year, Uber started offering yacht trips to decadent richies in Dubai.
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It will make you feel like the decadent drunk that you are.
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This is a luxurious dick pic, sender, featuring decadent costuming and props.
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Fate intervenes when a woman in a decadent coat approaches the car.
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Now, Rafa and Sofia can live in decadent splendor in the mansion.
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When you cut into the finished product, you'll see three decadent layers.
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Developer Mohamed Hadid has built dozens of decadent homes for wealthy clients.
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Treat your favorite grad to some decadent treats to celebrate her accomplishments.
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Soon, they believe, a false and decadent consciousness descended upon the land.
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When those correctives are in short supply, the entire system becomes decadent.
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Salmon is decadent, with some cuts as thick as a prime rib.
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Singaporeans also enjoy decadent high teas at the city's five-star hotels.
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It's a theme he explores in his new book The Decadent Society.
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Its breakfast was the most decadent of the trip: mimosas every morning!
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From Queer Eye's food expert Antoni Porowski comes this incredibly decadent dip.
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The transcript reinforced Moscow's lie that Ukraine is a decadent Western satrapy.
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Among those rich are the Van Peteghem family - decadent, inbred and stupid.
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I unintentionally ended up in the decadent "Fashion Avenue" area almost immediately.
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She&aposs been writing the how-to guide on daring, decadent fashion.
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Plus, it just tastes so good; there's something incomparably decadent about chocolate.
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Right-wingers can condemn it as an example of tech's corrupt, decadent liberalism.
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Decadent drinks topped with whipped cream are taking a back seat at Starbucks.
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So, treat your favorite grad to some decadent treats to celebrate his accomplishments.
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And clients are spending up to $25,000 on decadent nails at certain salons.
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The pastries are decadent, and the conference badges are cleanly designed and colorful.
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Dark, decadent semblances are superimposed, removed from their original situational context and meaning.
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You know, it's just like some people see chocolate as being overly decadent.
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AB is perfect for making desserts that are decadent but not overly sweet.
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A song played on an iPod feels downright decadent, and almost unbearably loud.
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It tastes like decadent comfort food, but the calorie count is surprisingly low.
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Even Starbucks is honoring this holy chocolate holiday with three decadent chocolate drinks.
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It's decadent and weird, and someone had to bring it all to life.
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For the main course, try braising short ribs for a decadent, flavorful meal.
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All of the decor was absolutely stunning and decadent, thanks to HMR Designs.
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Taurus is also a decadent sign, opting for high quality over excessive quantity.
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It was accompanied by a decadent bacon-and-sweet-pea mac and cheese.
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Yes, you can still enjoy all those traditional decadent dishes, sans the gluten.
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It was fresh but not too heavy, unlike some of its decadent competitors.
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You can order and ship these decadent delights anywhere in the United States.
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It sounds decadent and delicious to me, and I sort of cannot wait.
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Her decadent toasts frequently incorporate healthy ingredients, like radishes, seeds, and natural dyes.
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And this visual feast is decadent, though it isn't all dark and sexy.
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But the drug use of Boyle's psychonauts seems, almost immediately, decadent and dull.
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For the bombers in 2002, Kuta's decadent entertainment district made a perfect target.
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Scene City The decadent parties of New York Fashion Week were more inclusive.
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It feels decadent, yet it's actually healthier than a big bowl of granola.
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Neither the decadent old continent nor the Titanic can bring her down, however.
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For years, cheese boards reigned over Instagram like so many decadent Roman emperors.
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In the last decade, Warsaw emerged as the conservative opposite of decadent Moscow.
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An oozy marrow-drenched double-decker burger is decadent and messy and good.
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Coated in thick, gooey sauce, the chicken was undeniably decadent and perfectly crispy.
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"He's crazy, and decadent," Lauren told CNN in 2011, referring to Prince Jefri.
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As guests nibbled on decadent desserts, the two men contemplated an audacious plan.
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Vanilla alone can be dozens of flavors, from value range to decadent styles.
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Android R: Red Velvet, because after Quince, we'll need something decadent and luxurious.
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But that doesn't mean they can't wrap up their trip in truly decadent style.
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The modern world seems completely bizarre and hard to understand and decadent to them.
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" Furthermore, to act impulsively is decadent and hedonistic, and these are "signposts to nihilism.
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In Brooker's world, technology can transform even true love into something decadent and callous.
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Ultimately, I think chocolate lovers would likely enjoy this rich, decadent stack of pancakes.
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The decadent dessert is just the latest addition to Wendy's roster of menu items.
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The queen of eggs: decadent, difficult to make, and extremely satisfying to crack open.
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Krispy Kreme has joined forces with Ghirardelli to bring us two new decadent doughnuts.
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What they can offer is the strange and decadent charm of self-created value.
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He wore colorful motley, practically rags, like the professional fool in some decadent court.
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Fresh pastries, sandwiches and pizzas are responsible for the lines at this decadent bakery.
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These decadent treats are sure to perk you up after a long autumn day.
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Cozy blankets, hot chocolate, and a warm fire make a home day feel decadent.
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It was comforting and decadent and earthy and blingy all at the same time.
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Its energy is peaceful and decadent, and you'll want this vibe in your home.
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Decadent dinner parties tend to be seen as undermining the spirit of those efforts.
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Burne-Jones's decadent signature, lookalikes, comes head to head with the cynosure of Christianity.
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Maybe he suspects that a decadent, disrespectful America has simply gotten what it deserves.
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Decadent parties, festive decorations, once-a-year meals and … a whole lot of messes.
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All at once a little messy and a little decadent and a little modest.
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Crab mac 'n' cheese is the decadent dish that will get you through anything.
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Poolside lunch offerings ranged from poke bowls and salads to decadent pulled-pork nachos.
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Everything was enveloping and more-ish, with a decadent undercurrent that seemed weirdly appropriate.
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Market Report Chandelier styles — flashy, glamorous and unapologetically decadent — with a punk-rock edge.
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Rooney's books think novels are decadent, but they are also genuinely fun to read.
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"It looks really good, it's decadent but it really tastes like nothing," he says.
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The decadent socialite vixen Princess Barbara played by actress/model/musician Bip Ling. 13.
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Eat the terrine with toast points and cheer your stupidly decadent lifestyle, you champion.
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When the treat is heated, the chocolate filling oozes out, making each bite satisfyingly decadent.
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Mere beauty has come to be seen as a conservative — if not morally decadent — value.
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X.E. is advertising her wares — "feathers glisten like diamonds" — to a decadent, almost grotesque clientele.
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The formula of decadent plates combined with an adorable baby was instant social media gold.
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Caramel Hot ChocolateSwitch up your classic creamy hot chocolate with the addition of decadent caramel.
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I love Chinese food, and one of my favorite decadent dishes is egg foo young.
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Sniff the flowers, indulge in decadent food, and enjoy music (especially of the nostalgic variety).
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The disappointment and impatience that people feel in a decadent era is legitimate, even admirable.
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Giorgio Baldi's version combines another classic Italian ingredient, white truffles, for one decadent main course.
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Click here to get decadent chocolate cake, three ways to use a watermelon and more.
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This empire must defend against, and will necessarily come into conflict with, decadent Western civilization.
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Or, if that's too decadent, you also get some of that truffle mayonnaise for dipping.
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French toast is equal parts comforting and decadent, and reminds me of being a kid!
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Here's a look at some of the most decadent desserts available at ballparks this season.
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The Moon is in luxurious Taurus, a sign that's almost as decadent as you are.
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Later, women moved to decadent Parisian homes to debate Robespierre as the French Revolution loomed.
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Not only did they never believe in progress, they're both intensely decadent: apologists of melancholy.
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And thanks to Missy's luxury-loving Saturn in Taurus, it can also be totally decadent.
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"People would order these decadent desserts all the time and not finish," Ms. Kritzer said.
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This decadent dessert consists of a dark-chocolate-covered slice of frozen chocolate-chip cheesecake.
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We had a decadent Sunday breakfast among giant floral arrangements and buzzing black-clad waiters.
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The movie's director Sanjay Leela Bhansali is known for creating visually decadent and expensive films.
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There are apples carved like roses, decadent chocolate eclairs, and tarts in slick Pantone shades.
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But the real showstopper in this part of the house is the decadent grand ballroom.
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"Here is this thing that's incredibly rich, decadent, indulgent, but it's impossibly light," he said.
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Velvety vanilla plays with rich caramel and smooth hazelnut to make this decadent, sweet tea.
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In fact, the entire video oozes sensuality, in a truly decadent and indulgent Taurus manner.
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And here's a collection of admittedly decadent Valentine's Day recipes, from our friends at Cooking.
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That was a decadent age; the Protestant Reformation hadn't yet restored rectitude to public life.
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Save room for a decadent dessert of a doughnut drizzled in bourbon praline sauce ($8).
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This is the spirit in which "The Decadent Society" can best be approached and appreciated.
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The purple is actually purple and the flavor is rich without entering full decadent mode.
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She took us into the kitchen to see how she&aposs making these decadent pastries.
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This super rich body butter by Nourish Organic will give dry skin deep, decadent moisture.
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The food served is substantial and decadent; several visitors mentioned poached lobster as a favorite.
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The purple was actually purple and the flavor was rich without entering full decadent mode.
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Baudelaire and the French decadent poets were taking it, and some scientists experimented with it too.
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Every few days she posts a photo of a decadent meal—or her nails, holding candy.
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Pharoah and Yoo aren't guests at a particularly decadent dinner for Chicago's rising hip-hop royalty.
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Namely, a chocolate-avocado smoothie, for those who want a more decadent take on the drink.
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We need it because it's smart, it's different, and it's decadent — three of my favorite things.
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He has called the EU a "club of decadent countries" for declining to mediate a solution.
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Tonight, your ruling planet, Venus, connects with lucky Jupiter, creating an over-the-top, decadent atmosphere.
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HAVE JUST SEENSOMETHING SOOO OTT✨TOOO DECADENT 😱GOLD DUSTED BLUEBERRIES ⁉️C'MON..🙄 pic.twitter.
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And, of course, there's also a decadent sweet potato soufflé, which is a Kardashian family favorite.
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The show satisfied my enduring voyeuristic desire to watch other people around food, especially decadent food.
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It's like eating two squares of dark chocolate at night and telling yourself it was decadent.
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But sustainably-farmed "smoked salmon Oscars" and a decadent truffle chicken pot pie will stick around.
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Flour's true crime was being used as an ingredient in decadent, delicious, and therefore sinful, foods.
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"What is gay?" she whispers, clearly picturing a country so decadent even the birds are homosexual.
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They're so decadent that none of your football-watching buddies will suspect they've been lightened up.
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Ultimately, the film delivers as a blockbuster romantic comedy: It's joyous, decadent, and yes, extremely predictable.
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The success of any hypercar hinges on three elements: ludicrous performance, decadent looks, and abject scarcity.
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His writings exhibit an interest in the corporeal beauty of everyday life, however decadent or flowery.
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Over and over, the film grinds to a halt as he monologues about decadent modern society.
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Plates of shrimp BLTs and decadent burgers float past Whack's face, but she settles for wings.
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In time, she grew disillusioned with her decadent, sexualised art that in effect prostituted her talents.
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Unlike the routines of Jacqueline Kennedy Onsassis, Marie Antoinette, and Cleopatra, there's nothing decadent about it.
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The pastries, including eye-catching two-toned croissants and rose-macaron cakes, are just as decadent.
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Also, be sure to check out their specialty menu item, the decadent Blue Box celebration cake.
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Break out this decadent brie-like cheese at your next party and watch it quickly disappear.
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The paella, which comes topped with a decadent tower of seafood, is like a soupy risotto.
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Hardcore was violent, but it was a fun violence—a decadent celebration of destruction and chaos.
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This Wednesday, messenger Mercury hunkers down in Taurus, a sign that is both diligent and decadent.
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Banana Chocolate Chip BitesThis decadent-looking snack is actually only two ingredients — bananas and chocolate chips!
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It's no secret that people are fascinated by the decadent lifestyles of the rich and famous.
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This is why we take time off—to devote more effort to making decadent celebratory foods.
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Opening with soft, sparse piano keys, and syrupy vocals, Smith gives us a decadent self-confrontation.
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To describe "Ludwig" (or Ludwig himself, for that matter) as decadent might seem like an understatement.
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Parisian art galleries aren't renowned for their decadent party spirit, at least not on weekday afternoons.
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These scores are decadent, late-Romantic monsters — except for the goofy "Blaubart," which mocks such seriousness.
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I thought I'd leave you with something decadent that comes in small portions - perfect for January.
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To many viewers, the show probably seemed decadent and politically incorrect, but it wasn't at all.
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JW: I was at the beach on Sunday, having the most glorious, beautiful, decadent, delectable afternoon.
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Especially in Spain, the faithful were also warned against the decadent secularism of the modern West.
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Some of the pairings of sacred art and decadent couture gave off a whiff of sacrilege.
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If you prefer savory indulgences, Cheban recommends this decadent baked potato from Komodo in Miami, Florida.
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Quite the parallel between members of the decadent golf set cheating to get their kids into college and a decadent golf setter cheating to get his daughter and son-in-law clearances after committing nepotism to get them civil service jobs – except for the national security risks.
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The decadent Mexican exaggeration of European Baroque style explains a lot in this exhibition to me, particularly as it opens with Rivera's "Retrato de Adolfo Best Maugard" ("Portrait of Adolfo Best Maugard," 1913) and Ángel Zárraga's decadent "La Femme et le Pantin" ("Woman and Puppet," 1909).
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"Turn up it's Thanksgiving," he captioned a photo of himself smiling in front of the decadent display.
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If you're looking for decadent, sexy, and expensive products for your vanity, you go to Tom Ford.
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The Moon is in a Leo, a sign that's very much like you: loyal, lazy and decadent.
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And despite its decadent appearance, Sai said that the meal isn't as pricey as you might think.
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Oreos and cocoa fudge come together in one decadent dessert that we wish was available year-round.
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These days, Lush pays playful homage to those tipsy French courtesans through this wickedly decadent, emerald gel.
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The new Dark Mocha Frappuccino is made by blending coffee, milk, ice, and decadent extra-dark cocoa.
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The instrumental Chicago trio's sixth LP is a decadent, immersive affair, produced by Kurt Ballou of Coverge.
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Why had he abandoned the decadent mansion so abruptly and moved out without getting permission to sublet?
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It's an ambitious, visually decadent film, and one that's captivating despite a nearly three-hour run time.
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It's still an anomaly to see one on the road, which is part of its decadent fun.
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Mega Bronzer Coconut Perfect Tan is loaded with a decadent coconut scent that is to die for.
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And for a third hit of chocolate, the entire biscuit is dipped in a decadent chocolate coating.
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Its prequel story and decadent amount of content serve as the perfect entry point for new players.
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That had a craft to it and was feminine and light, cool and irreverent, decadent and exaggerated.
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Especially if they're handmade and super-decadent like this chocolate chip cookie, inspired by the star himself.
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Yeah, like "Goat's Head Soup," because Mick's wearing the cape, and this real kind of decadent thing.
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And what better way to welcome the colder months than by making a decadent oyster pan roast?
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We've got it all from decadent Pisces breakfast buys to Leo-specific snackable spreads and much more.
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Plus, cocoa's dose of caffeine and theobromine, two stimulants, can also give you a decadent health boost.
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But when you sip on this fizzy, sweet, decadent thing, you'll find that it's well worth it.
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And new elixirs, decadent sheets and calming bedroom things perfect the art of a good night's rest.
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Western economists peg growth at closer to 2202 percent, and much of that is decadent and sterile.
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Dat Dog's rendition (three locations) of the old-school hot dog takes street food to decadent heights.
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Once inside, guests snacked on a decadent dessert buffet, complete with macaroon mountains and beautifully decorated cakes.
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The Residence allows two people to travel between London Heathway, New York and Sydney in decadent style.
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Delighted By Hummus is a line of decadent sweet spreads think flavors like snickerdoodle and brownie batter
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Few things are as fun as lounging around with a decadent sheet mask slapped across your face.
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It's become a great, decadent Philly thing, which feels awesome and now, it's on The Pizza Show.
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Dancers dressed as candies, pralines, and liqueur bottles move to Richard Strauss's decadent, swooping melodies from 1924.
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Look around you; do you see open plan meeting rooms, M&M dispensers and faux-decadent taxidermy?
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Why does it look like someone either at the dentist, or dropping some kind of decadent upper?
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The same "health experts" who criticize bubble tea are oddly silent about other decadent, Instagram-friendly foods.
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For filmmakers, food is a powerful tool for encapsulating the decadent, nostalgic, and even grotesque on-screen.
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This decadent faux-hot dog came to us from Copenhagen late-night eats spot Den Fede Kylling.
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Pop-Tarts' Frosted Chocolate Cupcake was their response to chocoholics looking for something a little more decadent.
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I knew and understood his vision: that even though there are decadent scenes, you look beyond that.
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Stylistically this referred to Social Realism; anything else was considered bourgeois and decadent, and was consequently banned.
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The director Andreas Kriegenburg sets the work in a late 21st century that's simultaneously austere and decadent.
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It suggests a decadent and supremely dangerous abstraction and a fundamental misunderstanding of what politics is for.
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Plus on Friday and Saturdays the decadent chocolate buffet "Chocolate at The Pen" is worth every calorie.
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For a decadent Italian dinner that's quick and on a budget, nothing beats Trader Joe's cheese tortellini.
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It was its reminders of just how decadent, in every sense, New York society used to be.
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He enshrined Xi Jinping Thought as party ideology, scorning democracy and liberalized economics as decadent Western exports.
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She hates EDM ("decadent and cheaply made"); she loves EDM ("like I just railed cocaine, except happy").
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The texture is as decadent as it sounds, falling somewhere in between whipped cream and cake frosting.
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In "Iris," he lets his imagination run riot, concocting a lurid, potent tale steeped in decadent orientalism.
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"Quite the parallel between members of the decadent golf set cheating to get their kids into college and a decadent golf setter cheating to get his daughter and son-in-law clearances after committing nepotism to get them civil service jobs – except for the national security risks," Shaub tweeted.
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The modern world (or so the right-wing narrative often goes) is corrupt, morally decrepit, decadent, and decayed.
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To add insult to injury, I started topping it with sausage gravy—it's even more decadent that way!
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Yet Ögel's reading of Benjamin is very far from the decadent aesthetic tropes we usually find in art.
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Our lusty appetites are supersized this week as decadent Venus takes a royal tour through Leo's gilded castle.
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But if you're into niche gaming gadgets, it's kind of heartwarming to see one as decadent as this.
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The decadent tutorial introduced me to names like kol wish-kor, ghreibeh, burma, barazek, and of course baklava.
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The weather gets cooler, everyone's diets get a little more lenient, and out comes this deliciously decadent dessert.
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The Thin Mints flavor is perfectly choco-minty, while the Caramel Crunch has such decadent caramel-coconut flavor.
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However, the phrase also signifies a perverse desire for self-destruction—the decadent and ultimate sense of masochism.
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Check out what went on when we delved into the crazy, decadent world of posh, white-collar boxing.
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That's right: The spot known for its $1,000 Golden Opulence Sundae dropped something even more decadent called Serendipitous.
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A little will go a long way while you'll still feel like you're eating a super decadent treat.
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Bio: This decadent, chocolatey and golden-hued Irish blue is the treasure at the end of a rainbow.
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It did say, though, that the speaker covers were handcrafted from exotic wood, which sounds very decadent indeed.
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In Poland, for example, Law and Justice accuses decadent Western liberals of seeking to undermine traditional Polish values.
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Like so many other games, Mafia 1003's colossal, decadent space doesn't host stations to play the game.
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We're talking burgers that have been stacked high between layers of decadent toppings and sandwiched between novelty buns.
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A woman and two bros hook up at the McCarren Hotel, a decadent bubble far from the headlines.
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Another decadent concoction from the fair is the deep-fried breakfast sandwich from Jim Hasbrouck of Fried Specialities.
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For drivers and passengers, the comfort level is high, but it doesn't rise to plush or decadent elevations.
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And fellow cast member Henry Cavill told "Access" that he also was delighted to eat the "decadent" cake.
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The consumption of this enormous, decadent treat will occupy the children for the entire journey back to Chicago.
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Pair the cuts with something from the drink menu and you'll have a decadent night for the books.
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Click here to learn how to make a decadent, chocolate cake, get tips for homemade pizza and more.
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So start your day with a romantic breakfast, and—sure, why not—cook a decadent Valentine's Day Dinner.
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This craft of making pastrami isn't just learned overnight; Black's had a longtime obsession with the decadent meat.
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Musician Jeffrey Young performed a new piece, specifically composed for Decadent Decay, in which explored decay in sound.
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"The idea for Decay In a Box is as old as the Decadent Decay event itself," says Barker.
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Temple plays American debutante Lucy Savage, who travels to Tangiers in1955 only to discover a decadent party scene.
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Even a simple order of chicken rice is decadent, the grains steeped in chicken stock, lemongrass and butter.
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Friendly outlets routinely portrayed Mr. Orban as the defender of a nation under siege from decadent Western beliefs.
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Astarion has the affected sophistication of a true decadent, like one of Richard E. Grant's less likable characters.
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You value security and enjoy indulging your senses with soft fabrics, beautiful scents, decadent meals, and relaxing massages.
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Oreo Thins, while acceptable in a pinch, do not provide the same decadent dunking experience that Biscoffs do.
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Those looking for signs of hope in the politically decadent West could do worse than look to Jerusalem.
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Save room for dessert which is often a decadent treat like a banana-and-white-chocolate bread pudding.
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But the main weekend draw is the decadent Sunday brunch buffet, with sausages, salads and so much more.
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But if that still seems too light for decadent palates, the Yukon potato fry bread more than satisfies.
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While the meal he's about to prepare may seem decadent, he also takes nutrition and healthy eating seriously.
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Having said that, there's definitely still a decadent culture on yachts of flying ingredients in from far-flung places.
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In true Black Tap style, the shake glass is encrusted with heart-shaped sprinkles, so it's festive and decadent.
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He, however, opted to give the treats a savory twist, filling them with a decadent, buttery chicken liver mousse.
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So that means that her decadent choices would evolve and continue, even though she's making her offspring less capable.
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We plan on trying them in a milkshake or decadent smoothie or as part of a frozen fruit salad.
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Slice up a 99¢ lemon or cucumber and turn your boring Brita filter water into a decadent spa water.
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"Fans love our chicken strip basket, and now they can really indulge with the addition of decadent Belgian waffles."
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And it's really outdone itself this time — the headline announcement is one of the most decadent laptops ever created.
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China was a decadent consumerist society that had lost its values and its commitment to preserving equality, he thought.
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Back by popular demand, the deliciously decadent Caramel Cocoa Cluster Frappuccino is returning to Starbucks for a limited time.
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US Weekly exclusively shared photos from the decadent event featured hundreds of white roses and creamy colored floral arrangements.
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The older brother, Joseph Gulston, poses in a decadent, overflowing robe, standing tall and looking directly at the viewer.
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It's a little more decadent, and the peanut butter flavor is very prominent so PB-lovers will adore it.
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It feels like a more decadent, elevated version of the cookie, but still delivered in that comfortingly familiar package.
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Chef Gordon Ramsay uses decadent crème fraîche to save eggs from overcooking and Chrissy Teigen swears by heavy cream.
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Rock's dynamic camerawork graced the cover artwork of many of these bands, capturing the decadent freedom of the era.
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He seems to have egalitarian ideas, but his immense penthouse garden — where decadent, exclusive parties take place — suggests otherwise.
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The author of The Superfood Swap makes a decadent treat with good-for-you ingredients 12 Medjool dates, pitted
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Throw your cheesy, chorizo-laden baguette slice under the broiler for a few minutes for a truly decadent time.
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Sushma Swaraj, India's foreign minister, complains about decadent celebrities who already have children yet seek more babies through surrogacy.
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Le PalaceA decadent frond-laden entryway leads to a lush basement filled with mirrored walls in this indulgent restaurant.
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Heads Up Paris's ubiquitous corner boulangeries have long been temples to gluten, with their baguettes, croissants and decadent patisseries.
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The resulting article, "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved," put Mr. Thompson on the road to gonzo glory.
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They were rich and decadent with bold and unique flavors, but had a slightly denser cake than traditional cupcakes.
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While we definitely couldn't eat this every day, this decadent, rich, and delicious meal is simply a must-try.
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A French 75 is a true luxury of a cocktail, that's best sipped while enjoying an equally decadent meal.
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Start saving those pennies for long-term security and an investment piece that makes every day feel more decadent.
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Cost: £2900million (£21 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: This one is a bit dramatic, isn't it?
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Cost: £690k (£1.3 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: There are a lot of camels, I guess?
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His reputation as a decadent is long overdue for reassessment (he never actually identified himself with the Aesthetic crowd).
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For a decadent hot chocolate try 'Baresso' next to the French Embassy at the land end of the harbour.
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During the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, Western popular music came under attack as decadent and bourgeois.
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I promised myself I would only use it once a day, savoring the moment like a decadent chocolate treat.
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It's a weird, internet-enabled simulacrum of fascism that I think is much more reflective of our decadent age.
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Put aside an afternoon to learn how to make pasta from scratch, create decadent desserts, and assemble sushi together.
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It's strange that the word "morality" keeps coming up when one is talking about this laureate of decadent ennui.
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It was a fresh-sounding folk-rock record full of witty, withering songs about Tillman's decadent adventures in Hollywood.
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I think this is exactly what a dessert should be — rich and flavorful without being too heavy and decadent.
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These activities fail to bring him happiness, even as they seem to exhaust the possibilities of the decadent novel.
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Its public image is louche and decadent, with tabloid scandal swirling around the president and many of his associates.
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Spring for the omikase menu; the highlight is a decadent toro uzu topped with truffle, caviar and gold leaf.
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Country was like this in its decadent 1960s phase; usually a slide guitar and a conservative zinger about hippies.
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I've thought a lot about what Trump's success says about our culture — mostly how empty and decadent it is.
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And I loved doing the first scene, the brothel scene, it was just so decadent — my life isn't like that.
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One week of decadent grooming has taught me that it's no wonder Marie Antoinette was considered to be so vain.
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A decadent meal at Paul Bocuse's flagship Auberge du Pont de Collonges outside of Lyon brings you down memory lane.
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The diet that has come to define this strange, decadent point in Western history has a litany of health consequences.
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Honestly, we thought it would be hard to ever beat something that decadent, but that hasn't stopped Starbucks from trying.
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We got to try the new Frappuccinos and both are rich and decadent enough to be enjoyed as a dessert.
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Crunchy graham crackers, melted decadent chocolate, and perfectly toasted marshmallows meld together in one pan-sized bark — no campfire needed.
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But after my time with her, I now sense a perceptible wink behind all that affected aloofness and decadent disdain.
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I usually eat cereal with milk but since I have access to my kitchen, I'm being a little more decadent.
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Just let time do the work, and dig into decadent peach pie filling with just around 100 calories per serving.
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In a way, it's surprising that such a decadent, booze-fueled ritual could exist in this part of the world.
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Our father threw pork chops and steaks on the grill, but we all felt decadent eating so much red meat.
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Then, of course, there's the thoroughly decadent mixture of chocolate and coconut oil that is melted right into the batter.
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It's also the festival where, since 2016, a single person can buy a single $1 million ticket for a Decadent!
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Although the artist is interested in healthy eating, he often draws unhealthy yet decadent looking snacks, cakes, and meat plates.
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The more decadent beef Wellington had a perfectly crispy puff pastry exterior that belied the tender well-seasoned beef inside.
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This means your pups can now enjoy the decadent bliss of cannolis, biscotti, brownies and more, while also staying healthy.
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It's charms born of excess are not lost, but have been transformed, still decadent under the dust of alien destruction.
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It's also really decadent in a way: It's thick noodles that are fried in oil, egg coating them, brined chicken.
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Decadent Chocolate Fondue, $20, available at Uncommon GoodsSweeten up their holiday season with this incredibly easy-to-make chocolate fondue.
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For the first 10 cheesecakes, I opted for a mix that included some lighter flavors and some more decadent ones.
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About halfway through, "Phantom Thread" takes a turn from a decadent story about troubled love toward something a bit weirder.
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White truffle oil, truffle zest, and a truffle-infused, gluten-free pasta will make for a deliciously decadent pasta night.
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When facing a busy schedule of important client meetings and decadent business lunches, of course, that can be a challenge.
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These oversize sculptural earrings were a nod to the house's '80s heyday — simultaneously modern and just a little bit decadent.
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The folks at Pinterest have rounded up their most-pinned zoodle recipes — from simple to decadent snacks, lunches, and dinners.
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Poke Poke's location on the boardwalk lies directly across from Muscle Beach, bringing a somewhat decadent dish to the boardwalk.
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And when we want a goddamn decadent breakfast sandwich, we turn to LA's king of eggs: Alvin Cailan of Eggslut.
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Cost: £690k (£1 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: The Rolling Stones strut around a miniature New York.
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Red velvet, though, honestly tastes identical to a classic red velvet cupcake, which of course means rich and uber-decadent.
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Participants cast President Vladimir Putin's Russia and the Orthodox Church as defenders of "Christian civilization" against a secular, decadent West.
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But the biggest perk might be a decadent caviar service and wine selection curated by renowned sommelier Markus Del Monego.
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Oysters Rockefeller with champagne are an "actually healthy and decadent" way for Jan Newman to ring in the new year.
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JON CARAMANICA In a grand celebrity metamorphosis, Ke$ha the decadent party girl has turned into Kesha the social idealist.
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This unusual program interrupts two decadent, late-Romantic quartets by Szymanowski and Debussy with Berio's "Sequenza III" for solo voice.
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Welcome to Manhattan in the new Gilded Age, where condos offer wealthy buyers not just decadent indulgences — A wine cellar!
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The decadent, playful tasting menus cost a fraction of what you'd expect in pricey Stockholm, and forget elegant Scandinavian décor.
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The motif is best described as decadent colonial, but in place of mounted deer heads are security cameras and slingshots.
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The restaurant opened in 2017 and is known for its cantaloupe caramelle ($22) and its decadent lasagna for two ($64).
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Calveiro has 37,000 Instagram followers, but ended up in $10,000 worth of debt from buying decadent brunches, outfits, and holidays.
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Regardless of your motivation, you know you should be eating a salad and you're choosing to eat something decadent instead.
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Last Easter, Costco sold a four-pound, two-tiered decadent carrot walnut cake with an apricot-and-cream-cheese filling.
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An ambitious hobbyist, turned accomplished baker, turned cookbook author steps into her crafting niche by creating a decadent holiday castle.
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The Dark Reese's Thins were a chocolate lover's dream These Thins were rich, decadent, and had a silky, smooth texture.
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A. I am interested in their kind of decadent masculinity, so different than, say, the hideous 19th-century concept of masculinity.
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And in this case, a shark primed itself to be a decadent meal for a wreckfish that was casually passing through.
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I'm all for treating yourself every now and then, but I also like to re-create decadent foods in healthy ways.
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Back at the hotel, executive chef Teddy Bouroncle taught me how to make Keshi Yena, a decadent, Gouda-based local dish.
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While some regard Trump Tower as a tribute to decadent beauty, the French see that gold-plated palace as condemningly classless.
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The items are so decadent, in fact, they might just replace our most luxe collections — and they're all less than $20.
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One of rock n' roll's most decadent tours, the Rolling Stones shows of 1972, featured a stop at the Hefner mansion.
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You can look at what's happened in a couple ways: You could say our process is decadent, corrupt, and perhaps irremediable.
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And, of course, it makes for a decadent Easter treat — if you don't mind sharing with the rest of your kingdom.
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And while it looks decadent and rich, this meal is not about to set you into a guilt-filled food coma.
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Putin's government is presented as the lone guardian of traditional Christian values fighting barbaric Muslim hordes and a soft, decadent West.
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FROM PEN: Super Chef David Burke Shows You How To Make a Decadent Peanut Butter Waffle Sandwich Maple Bacon Pancake Poppers
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But then it can go from there to the complete opposite where it's decadent, gooey baked Brie covered in truffle honey.
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Maybe you're the master chef of the house, preparing to wow your entire extended family with your most decadent holiday recipes.
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Baby Phat's apparel quickly inherited the urban aesthetic of Phat Farm—aspirationally decadent, comfortable, bold— but for a more feminine customer.
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This square-shaped donut is filled with decadent Reese's buttercreme and then finished off with chocolate icing and an orange drizzle.
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From decadent ice cream pies to custom donuts, Los Angeles has become a foodie's go-to destination for innovative new delicacies.
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Most of all, though, I was glad to get out of that crypt and back onto the pleasantly decadent Soho streets.
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Gooey-on-the-inside-crunchy-on-the-outside chocolate baked good, or decadent cheesecake with a base of butter-soaked crumbs?
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To get the flavor, Yuengling mixed butter cream ice cream with butterscotch ice cream and added in a decadent butterscotch swirl.
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Fortunately, Cupid flutters in on the wings of a decadent Taurus moon and puts us back in a slow, sensual groove.
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In many ways it's the slinky, glamorous, decadent and oppulent disco record that we've been crying out for for years now.
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The best is when the food trailer parks coalesce around specific spots, so you've all the decadent choices of Nero's feast.
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Instead, I want to make a simple plea to the country's billionaires: Multibillion-dollar fortunes are often called excessive and decadent.
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As the fireplug of London society, he turned up at many events in decadent outfits playing up his controversial queer presence.
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In episode three, Shakespeare and Co. go to a super-decadent party lit by blue lights and soundtracked by electronic music.
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They were prostitutes for a diorama portraying the morally decadent society that the Bible says was wiped out in a flood.
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A decadent combination of cinnamon sugar, flaky churro, and creamy vanilla ice cream, this over-the-top treat is truly heavenly.
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It's known as "the fanciest McDonald's in the world" and serves custom gourmet burgers along with decadent desserts like mousse cakes.
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Travel around the world as we feature some of the most decadent, savory, and eccentric street foods from 15 different countries.
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This album is her California soft-rock jewel, a decadent dive into the sunbaked sounds and elaborate legends of Laurel Canyon.
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But this recipe is even more decadent than your run-of-the-mill chicken pot pie, because it's topped with biscuits.
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You've heard it before: The Democratic Party has been captured by decadent coastal elites and Wall Street, muting its economic populism.
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In his view, modern art is unskilled, decadent, and indulgent, an indignity to German soldiers and a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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I love that self-care can feel decadent and relaxing, and the Honey Potion Mask is a good example of that.
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Presidential transitions have always been the healthy protein between the amuse bouche of the campaign and decadent dessert of inaugural festivities.
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But the real highlight here is the decadent maple butter, which brings biscuit and chicken together better than couple's therapy could.
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His perfume Fragile Violet, rumored to be one of Naomi Campbell's favorites, is a decadent whisper, like wearing a satin slip.
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The cocktails are innovative, the spirit list is long, and an oversize plate of decadent nachos is the sole dining option.
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Little, if anything, sheds light on his long identification with so-called Decadent art and its close relative, the Aesthetic movement.
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Mint and mango keep this easy sipper light and refreshing—the perfect complement to a rich, decadent plate of brunch food.
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Others have gone beyond that to create decadent and memorable GAME OVER screens, some of which really rub in your failure.
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Although she is vague about the particulars, we soon get intimations that the club's decadent parties may involve violence against women.
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If you have the space to splurge and desire a truly decadent city stay, I can't think of a better place.
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Love his decadent paintings on a formal and conceptual level, but also just feel a strong emotional tie through this day.
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If you want to add D.J.s and throbbing music to the mix, finish with a decadent splash in the Yoyo nightclub.
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At some point, these onions will find themselves a part of a decadent curry, biryani or maybe a simple lentil dish.
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This is very close to the argument New York Times columnist Ross Douthat makes in his new book, The Decadent Society.
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The establishment, which opened in 1990, was located in Union Square and famous for its decadent hot chocolate and flaky croissants.
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A decadent sticky-toffee pudding for two was brilliantly balanced by quenelles of tart apple sorbet and dollops of Chantilly cream.
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A traditional viande fumée sandwich served on mustard-soused slices of rye, however, makes for a decadent lunch on its own.
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Expensive break You can take a decadent break with these luxury KitKat bars, but it'll cost you -- about $17 a bar.
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Resistance to the Kremlin narrative of a decadent, fascist West is stronger in the Baltic region than in poorer eastern Ukraine.
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It introduces a man who took a minor art to new heights in the last decadent decades of the ancien régime.
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If you are lucky enough to be headed to Disneyland, you don&apost want to miss out on this decadent treat.
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That won't be changing in the moment, though, because we have a team dinner tonight and it is going to be decadent.
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Peanut Butter Hot ChocolateAll you need is a blender to create a decadent hot chocolate that packs a serious peanut-butter punch.
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You've probably come to expect original, decadent, and delectable flavors from the ice cream company, and these three additions do not disappoint.
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Take a look around beloved stores like CB2 and IKEA and you'll find plenty of home goods inspired by the decadent decade.
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The book, written by Christopher Petkanas, is full of juicy gossip about the super-decadent fashion scene in the 1970s and '80s.
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The flourless chocolate cake was also dense and decadent, but the dome of cheesecake, in contrast, was fluffy, almost like a mousse.
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Chocolate-Hazelnut Crumble Coffee CakeServes 10A decadent swirl of chocolate-hazelnut goodness is the key to this perfect-for-brunch coffee cake.
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On Thursday, his creations were again on display in the decadent setting, the perfect backdrop to his equally sumptuous and ostentatious designs.
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To sip on something that was basically the equivalent cost of two hours' work on minimum wage in London felt disgustingly decadent.
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Ranging from super healthy to all-out decadent (we see you, baked brie!), these snacks will have you munching all day long.
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The decadent item includes a three-cheese blend and spicy jalapeño sauce and can be purchased alone or in a $5 box.
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Then we head into the cafe where I order an iced chai latte and a decadent chocolate chip cookie — it's the best.
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Lau's representation of Beijing recalls the architecture of the Forbidden City and integrates decadent gold paint and slices of sculpted Peking duck.
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It's a staple in the world of pastries, decadent enough to be dessert but light enough to enjoy with your morning coffee.
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Or, perhaps the Cap'n Crunch is for snacking, while the Frosted Flakes are for making her decadent and delicious French Toast Casserole.
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The bar is made with decadent European Milka chocolate and has a vanilla creme filling with chunks of Oreo cookie mixed in.
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This bundle of snacks and produce ranges from decadent cheeses to creamy chocolates, wine and beer, green tea sachets, salads, and more.
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Enter Tipsy Scoop, a liquor-infused ice cream company with a decadent product line that all boasts up to a 5% ABV.
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Drama. It's likely you'll go to wild, decadent parties, but please, watch out and don't get mixed up with the wrong crowd.
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The money in this car went toward an amazing powertrain and driving experience, not on whiz-bang tech and a decadent interior.
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Also, in case you are a robot and needed to be convinced to try this new decadent dish, here's some added incentive.
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Luxe living is the status quo in Beverly Hills, so it takes a seriously decadent mansion to amp up the "wow" factor.
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And even if you avoid dairy, you can find delicious, decadent dairy-free frozen treats in just about any ice cream aisle.
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While a pie might be difficult to make in a slow cooker, you can easily whip up a decadent Crock Pot cheesecake.
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All you have to do is toss some chocolate into the milk as it heats and froths to make decadent hot chocolate.
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"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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His famous "Cronut" — the decadent lovechild of a donut and a croissant — brought him international stardom when it went viral in 2013.
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In its exactitude and restraint, Bocuse saw an approach that was in many ways the very opposite of decadent French haute cuisine.
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This is the photographer not as a truth-telling documentarian but as a weaver of fantasies, a possibly evil, certainly decadent sorcerer.
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Zárraga's is clearly a work heavily influenced by Decadent French theory, which is almost equivalent to the fin de siècle Symbolist theory.
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How, exactly, does such a decadent fashion display help (or even take into account, really) the inhabitants of the Communist-ruled country?
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For an elite athlete like Olympic gold medalist Ross Rebagliati, breakfast isn't about decadent egg and spam sandwiches or fancy morning booze.
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Their ability to find more economical deals becomes a way to distinguish themselves from the presumed decadent and self-indulgent upper classes.
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They're an overfed priest class lording over the last days of the decadent Republic from their towers in the sky on Coruscant.
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This decadent pin is modeled off of Northern Renaissance painter (and rumored ergot-eater) Hieronymus BoschHieronymus Bosch's masterpieceThe Garden of Earthly Delights.
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Part of what's interesting about Trump is that he rose in part as a critic of precisely the things I'm calling decadent.
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They'll let you have the decadent hot chocolate and comforting rigatoni you might be craving on these cold winter days (in moderation).
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The ingredient, which gives food an ashy color, is touted as a "detoxer" and has lead to some incredibly decadent Instagram photos.
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The Cold War was raging, and the Soviet chess machine was meant to demonstrate mental and athletic primacy over the decadent West.
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Mr. Roth took the decadent route through this latest of late Romanticism, with glamour in the sound and a certain pathos throughout.
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It makes for a rich, decadent tower of smooth and crispy textures that will confuse your mouth in the best possible way.
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With its bronzed and golden rendering of flesh, along with its luxuriant purples and greens, the painting is a ruminative, decadent miracle.
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This feels decadent right now, because it is not about the work being a commodity, it's about the pleasurable experience of looking.
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Rhinestone-adorned dinosaur skeletons, a neon symphony, and a fiber art herbarium are among the decadent holiday window displays at Bergdorf Goodman.
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And by all accounts, there's currently no more decadent all-you-can-eat in town than the Bacchanal Buffet at Caesar's Palace.
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Then, make the simplest but most decadent pudding in the world: melted chocolate and cream blended with some sugar, eggs, and vanilla.
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Practice your béchamel technique, one of the classic French mother sauces everyone should know, for this decadent and perfect croque madame sandwich.
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Some of the pop decadent aspects of Beyondless may be due to Sky Ferreira, one the better alternative pop composers in contemporary music.
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A quick lunch you can eat on the go, or a decadent dessert we'll slice up and serve as a proper tempura kebab.
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The FDA revealed this information in a brightly hued YouTube video that opens with lingering close-ups of a decadent looking baked good.
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It's visually decadent, with sweeping vistas of the Scottish highlands and lingering shots of castles that make humans look ant-sized in comparison.
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I recently concocted an incredible and healthy chocolate cheesecake dip and since I love stuffing strawberries with decadent filling, this recipe was born!
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Under a closer inspection, the shop's window gleams with real-sized walnuts, presented like the freshest, most decadent food a mouse could imagine.
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Way back in January, I attended Oculus' Sundance party, a decadent shindig on the top of a mountain, replete with celebrities and champagne.
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Cake lovers can also try out either a Chocolate or Strawberry Cake Shake—a hand-blended milkshake topped with chunks of decadent cake.
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The steady flow of air felt downright decadent and I pitied all the passersby who weren't basking in the breezy experience with me.
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Michael Carlin's production design is equally impressive, with the lush, decadent Paris interiors contrasting with the natural splendor of Colette's beloved country fields.
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You know Pablo Escobar is in real trouble when there are no more decadent food platters and roasted pig in Casa de Escobar.
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But when the recipe was picked up by the food blogosphere, the brownie took a turn from decadent frankenfood to Dessert Gone Wild.
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Most compelling of all is the book's portrait of a decadent Manhattan that shimmers with glamour, but has something rotten at its core.
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This sweet treat is definitely a guilty pleasure on the menu, with both a sugary coating and a decadent cream-cheese frosting dip.
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Huge EDM riffs, crazy sped-up vocals and whacked-out long dubstep malaises seem to perfectly complement the decadent vibe of the party.
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Giordano's: If you think deep dish and par-baked pizza are decadent options, just wait until you try what Giordano's has to offer.
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Picard's shack serves up decadent dishes such as foie gras poutine, but he says taffy -- because of its simplicity -- remains a firm favorite.
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Beyond these electoral concerns, there was a strong sense that democracies were too weak and decadent to stand up to the communist threat.
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It's a creamy, decadent affair, with the unctuous fish swimming in a herby bitterness of mugwort, tickled with the sweetness of the tomato.
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Act II takes place largely inside the prince's castle, where decadent nobles in hot colors dance in front of a pile of antlers.
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The marble finish feels downright decadent, and the interior is fully glazed for super-smooth rips and hella-easy cleaning. Ah-ooh-ga.
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Those who don't enjoy (in both senses) my pleasures have every right, from their side, to regard my consciousness as spoiled, corrupt, decadent.
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When Corbin Bleu tied the knot with Sasha Clements on July 23, the occasion was made even sweeter by their decadent wedding cake.
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Though France is known for its decadent landmarks, the presidential mansion dwarfs many of the country's other iconic sites in design and power.
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A basic nylon band will run you $49, but if you're looking for something more decadent, go for the $539 Hermes leather option.
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Cattelan's toilet is decadent, a totem for the culture we have; the museum's toilet is sustainable, a totem for the culture we need.
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The menu at the Manhattan eatery touts decadent entrees like the roasted veal chop with lemon and thyme marmalade for $54, 15 oz.
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For many, Lunar New Year festivities signify a chance to spend time with family, indulge in decadent feasts, and exchange some heartfelt gifts.
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As decadent as Abdullah's firecrackers look, unless you live in a place where marijuana has been legalized, please don't try this at home.
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Chicken & Bacon Pasta With Spinach & Tomatoes In Garlic Cream Sauce Adding bacon to an already decadent creamy sauce is fine by us. 3.
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If you want a dessert that is decadent, delicious, and over-the-top, you could do worse than turn to a porn star.
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That storyboard was based around the premise of a young Bacon having a séance which included some of his decadent and eccentric cohorts.
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Cost: £4.8 million (£7.5 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: I know we spoke about the Backstreet Boys already, but honestly?
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Cost: £830k (£900k today) The most decadent shit that happens: I have no idea what is happening to Kanye West in this video.
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None of the concoctions left me salivating (a basic, I'd think, for any food porn), and the exercise seems silly if not decadent.
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Help customers to find the perfect holiday party treat or decadent dessert in these extra-sweet seasonal sales associate positions at Godiva Chocolatier.
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At dinner I always order the Black and Blue, which is a filet with a decadent blue cheese risotto and a blueberry sauce.
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I hesitate to say that rapping about Trump, seen as a symbol of opulence or a symbol of decadent wealth, was necessarily admiration.
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He also created jutting private balconies and two decadent terraces that beg for adult beverages (children under 0003 aren't allowed at the hotel).
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Don't miss the spectacular Friday night Bazaar when dinner is served along with a decadent performance show featuring fire dancers, contortionists, and acrobats.
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During the day, Hutton would take tea on the balcony and at night she descended to her Tangier villa to throw decadent parties.
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It's a gloriously tacky and grotesquely decadent world of paradoxes that would make the perfect fodder for Rockstar's singular brand of social satire.
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"You get a gooey cinnamon swirl, decadent cream cheese icing, and melt in your mouth doughnut in every bite," Dubin told the group.
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Social media is flooded with dozens of pages that make quick, snappy videos of decadent, Frankensteinian recipes made to look at foolproof as possible.
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And while the fragrance is decadent — it requires 15,000 flowers, including tuberose and rose, to create — it's just as lovely as the Princess herself.
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If your Valentine loves to cook or just appreciates decadent chocolate truffles or a good bottle of wine, you've come to the right place.
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"In the '80s, pop era brows were left full and natural creating a bold and decadent look — a sign of times," says Van Jones.
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My personal strategy is to first fill my plate with lean protein and veggies, and then scoop up small portions of my decadent favorites.
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This opulent theater in Flatbush, Brooklyn, will offer a suitable setting for a decadent lineup that brings together some of rap's strongest emerging voices.
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We also recommend following the Fat Brad Instagram page for frequent photos of Pitt's many sexy characters noshing on both decadent and disgusting foods.
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There is something decadent about considering horror on this scale, and not merely because of our instincts to ironize or elide anything that big.
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A little bit crafty, a little bit decadent, we'll be pulling our hair back to show off this style, whether it's beaded or fabric.
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He's part of China's fu'erdai or second-generation rich -- the sons and daughters of tycoons that are best known for flaunting their decadent lifestyles.
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His version calls for thick-cut country loaf–traditionalists be damned–and is even cheesier and more decadent than one you'd find in Paris.
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If that's somehow not decadent enough for you (and we get that), each drink is then topped off with some finishing dark-chocolate curls.
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For anyone who has tracked the series, it's a pleasant surprise to see the latest iteration receive such a decadent introduction to the world.
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Après-shower, I unboxed the Egg Mousse Body Oil, which magically transforms from a foam to a decadent oil after you rub it in.
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If civil society is nothing but the decadent opening of a rotting society to foreign influence, then constant trolling of media is obviously appropriate.
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The Dutch public was scandalized when the kidnappers marked the occasion by throwing a decadent party at which a band performed a Heineken jingle.
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Warnings of danger are just the self-important whining of those in whose favor the decadent, soon-to-be-destroyed system has been rigged.
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The artist told the Times that he is working with perishable components like cotija cheese to show the "fleeting and decadent nature" of humankind.
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Editorial Donald Trump boiled his decadent campaign down to one theme during the presidential debate on Sunday night: hatred of Hillary and Bill Clinton.
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Nothing feels more decadent than a hefty bath towel, and these Turkish cotton 18-piece sets ($106, normally $211) are super soft and thirsty.
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One video, promoting the new pasta dishes, shows close-up shots of decadent dishes while "At Last" by Etta James plays in the background.
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I decided to live dangerously and order one of the menu's most decadent items, the Burgernut, as a shared appetizer, cut into four pieces.
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Combine butter with maple syrup and honey for a decadent honeycomb topping, and dollop on a stack of Ken Addington's brunch-favourite ricotta pancakes.
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A once decadent, powerhouse of an industry was dismantled overnight, and the artform was cheapened (or democratized, depending on how you look at it).
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Then it's served along with a truffle celery root purée and lime-dressed kale for a meal that's decadent, complete, and—of course—delicious.
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While there's nothing wrong with a little wine and cheese, we personally like to do things big, bold, and just a bit more decadent.
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Patisseries provided great sandwiches for lunch, and I had a decadent meal at Le 1920 at the Four Seasons, which has two Michelin stars.
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This decadent, royal blue suede blazer over a CBGB tee and yet another loose tie reminded me what it was like to feel love.
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But then something happens with victory: You lose the urgency and the motivation to develop strong arguments, and the movement becomes decadent and hollow.
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James's "splendid history … presents a pageant of these decadent invaders and illustrious exiles," Liesl Schillinger writes in her roundup of travel books for summer.
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Scroll down for a look inside the decadent Queen Charlotte's Ball, which attracts young, eligible women from wealthy and famous families around the world.
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When you're a VIP aboard beauty mogul Carolyn Aronson's 165-foot yacht for a cruise up the Miami River, brunch is a decadent affair.
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It started out as a decadent promenade of the society set, strolling down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan each Easter Sunday, bonnet-topped and beautiful.
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"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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It may look decadent (and it is), but it's also made of healthy ingredients such as cashews, dates, coconut oil, agave and cacao powder.
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The executive chef Joseph Buenconsejo finds inspiration from the surrounding alpine landscape and Hudson Valley's agriculture to offer a simple but decadent rotating menu.
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"Without meaning to, this poor tree has become a symbol of Rome today, it is paying the price of this decadent time," she said.
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I felt substantial fear from the prospect of tackling this decadent French classic, where profiteroles filled with custard are stacked in a conical tower.
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But, if you buy a sex toy that costs $15,000, you're obviously prioritizing your sexual pleasure, and there's something decadent and rebellious about that.
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The event went down a week later, and it was a damn good time, with an appropriately decadent, sex-in-a-war-zone vibe.
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Finally, feed your senses with an immersive Pure Leaf tea room, and explore the decadent world of Häagen-Dazs® TRIO CRISPY LAYERS ice cream.
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And Vito whips them into decadent ice cream—rich and thick, with nuanced flavors that seem to goad you into eating everything on the plate.
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At its center are four decadent, cabana-like enclosures sewn from an array of ornate fabrics that each shelters an artwork, like an illicit secret.
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Or, prepare to cut your mouth up on some razor-like tortilla chips when you dive headfirst into this creamy, decadent, easily customizable Queso Dip.
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Women in elegant dresses and decadent furs are shown lingering near boutiques, movie theaters, and Hollywood-esque billboards downtown, all evidence of their changing status.
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With very limited ingredients and time spent, you can whip up a decadent drinkable version of your favorite cake, cookie, muffin, or even ice cream.
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We know, they sound decadent, and we're almost positive your day just got better because of it (or worse, depending on how hungry you are).
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And when you're settling in to sweater weather, you'll feel a whole lot better knowing that you can be a creature of truly decadent comfort.
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It's one of the only places in Paris to get a decent salad, but don't skip out on decadent dishes, such as terrine or boudin.
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I also think it was the first time when buying cut flowers didn't feel too decadent; the cost of cut flowers started to come down.
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On the outside, the doughnut has a decadent coat of chocolate icing and a generous sprinkle of both peanuts and Reese's mini peanut butter chips.
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Chocolate Strawberry Nutella Cake Just add a sprinkling of blueberries to this decadent (yet easy) layered cake recipe from our favorite Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond.
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For the full Insta effect, serve in small ramekins with blackberries on top (this extra step also makes it prime for a decadent dinner party).
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Crazy Rich Asians is a decadent joy to watch — and not just because of its all-Asian cast (a first in Hollywood in 25 years!).
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Fruit fiends will find items shaped like strawberries, bananas, and pineapples, while those with more decadent taste can purchase the taco and burger-printed pieces.
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Creamy-ass cheese, spicy pepper sauce, and of course, a ton of carbs to serve as the vehicle for that ridiculously delicious and decadent sauce.
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We've seen five-inch nail polish bottles, patent lip lacquers, chrome polish, and beyond decadent fragrances from already — but that was only just the beginning.
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"The Mussolini" includes sausage on the cheese and fries, and "The Napoleon" might give you a heart attack with its decadent addition of foie gras.
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The egg, cheese, and pancetta magic that is carbonara was made for spaghetti, which is the ideal vehicle for all of that rich, decadent magic.
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While you'll swoon over the velvet makeup cases, luxe perfume and decadent body butter from Korres, the brushes are the crown jewel of the collection.
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It's a dang KitKat paradise, with KitKat chomping citizens gloating at us KitKat lovers across the ocean with their constant stream of new, decadent flavors.
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You see, the holidays are just around the corner, so you're likely to spend a lot of money on presents, travels, and decadent holiday parties.
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This decadent sandwich is a funnel cake bun with a crispy chicken filet, garlic, cheddar cheese and strawberry-granny apple jam, topped with powdered sugar.
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The cinnamon and coconut flavors, plus the blueberries, definitely made this recipe the sweetest and the most decadent of the ones I'd tried so far.
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If you want distractingly bad special effects in an otherwise gorgeous movie about decadent aristocrats, there's giallo legend Mario Bava's surreal Lisa and the Devil.
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Also on the program, titled "Mischief, Mischief and More Mischief," is the decadent "Walpurgis Night" and "Harlequinade," a comedic romp starring sly commedia dell'arte characters.
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"All Mirrors," released last month, takes this recalibration a step further, with decadent string arrangements making for a record that is sonically (and emotionally) vast.
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In "Performance" (1970), Roeg cast Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger as a reclusive superstar losing his mind and his identity in a decadent London mansion.
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Often frequented by celebrities, the boat house-turned restaurant's decadent menu includes kangaroo tartare, roasted squid, Wagyu beef, duck breast, coconut parfait and licorice cake.
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" The actor, who plays DJ Yella in the N.W.A. biopic, adds that the accolades are "all icing on an extremely decadent cake at this point.
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It was reportedly a "decadent affair" — the cake was so big it had to be cut into pieces so it could fit in the door.
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And the more decadent ones included White Chocolate Caramel Macadamia Nut, Original, Ultimate Red Velvet Cake, Salted Caramel, Chocolate Mousse, and Dulce de Leche Caramel.
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And when you are in the mood for some gooey, decadent, mushroomy, lactic lovin', think no further than the wheel of perfection known as Camembert.
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That's because, as with virtually any holiday, the most enjoyable aspect of Chinese New Year is stuffing yourself with all sorts of decadent seasonal treats.
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The Daily Jewel The oversize sculptural earrings at Mugler were a nod to the house's '80s heyday — simultaneously modern and just a little bit decadent.
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She threw sprawling, decadent parties filled with eclectic characters; a swirl of conversations about politics and art and philosophy would swirl over our dinner table.
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The music was loud and abrasive, a far cry from the sweeping melodies of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy or the decadent Watch the Throne.
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Decay takes many forms, but in Guerilla Science's recent experimental multisensory installation, Decadent Decay, audiences encountered disintegration and rot through culinary, artistic, and scientific experiences.
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We're also bringing you an exclusive listen to the sleazily seductive "Touch Me", which is a gorgeously decadent slice of R&B re-edit perfection.
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Chance the Rapper, Lil Wayne, Justin Bieber, and Quavo traipse about a decadent mansion decked with women in bikini tops and denim cutoffs, jiggling ebulliently.
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Do officials begin to make decisions in the best interest of the party and can the state function without the decadent corruption of party politics?
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The show's decadent streak feels a little effortful, too—the Coterie runs out of toilet paper, but it has an awfully well-maintained rooftop pool.
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On one side of a busy city road is a decadent and historic reading room where Dane's study literature forming the foundation of their Kingdom.
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Anyone who likes to pour themselves a stiff one after work or make decadent drinks for their friends should have a fully stocked bar cart.
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Thus the buttonholing of the comparatively decadent Heifetz by the idealistic Yehuda (Yuval Boim), who is determined to use his own music for social good.
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While those were popular, people wanted something more decadent that still seemed healthy, Patodia said, so she ventured into the caramel- and chocolate-covered chickpea.
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He notes how "the global democracy of homosexuals and Jews" attacked by Islamists intersects with tropes about the decadent West from rightists of every stripe.
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" Watching an experiment in which termites are fed fluorescent water becomes "a decadent, Day-Glo, Warholian scene: eusociality as some kind of incestuous insect rave.
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On his Facebook page, he posted photos of decadent meals, gym workouts, scantily clad women and sports games — the stereotypical trappings of middle-age masculinity.
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But some of the same impulse is still at work: the tendency to fantasize about Russia as the vigorous counterweight to a supposedly decadent West.
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Luxury cruise company Belmond just announced a deliciously decadent new cruise package: The "Epicurean Burgundy: A 12-star cruise" aboard the lavish Belmond Napoléon barge.
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It feels more decadent than any other moisturizer I've tested over the years, and it leaves my skin feeling noticeably plumper for hours after applying.
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Recent history has rendered certain aspects of Mr. Ruscha's career into dark portents, cataclysmic visions of a decadent culture that can't help but devour itself.
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Subtly subversive and slightly decadent, fall fashion wove together the best of traditional men's and women's wear to craft a look that defied gender conventions.
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Insider tip: try to stay over Friday or Saturday night so not to miss the decadent, chocolate buffet of your dreams in the Lobby restaurant.
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And the cabinlike bar downstairs serves up local spirits and brews — just right for a nightcap to end a perfectly decadent day in the country.
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A nip of decadent chocolate the perfect way to end any romantic evening (or at least transition to other activities you may have in mind).
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Nor was homosexuality considered by authorities to be a decadent Western import; on the contrary, it is widespread and recognized in Chinese history and culture.
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They turned against him, accusing Sadat of having sold out both Egypt and his Islamic values and become a puppet of the immoral, decadent West.
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Ditch the premade frozen veggie burgers—this "clean and satisfying" plant-based recipe is "decadent, filling and full of vitamins," says the wellness expert and chef.
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In the vein of Pelican or Mono, Russian Circles have risen to become one of America's preeminent loud-as-hell bands, decadent in texture and volume.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS To take advantage of the decadent offer, just walk in for a free National Doughnut Day treat.
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Who wouldn't love to spend hours in her beautiful and airy kitchen watching her make her famous classic roast chicken or a decadent devil's food cake?
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I know your schedule is always packed, Capricorn, but please make time to be lazy and decadent at the end of the month— you deserve it!
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Perhaps the most decadent treatment: a next-level facial using face masks made with 24K gold leaf (veteran VS model Naomi Campbell is a big fan).
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Another marvel was the bountifully decadent drawing by Elles Sont De Sortie (Bruno Richard and Pascal Doury) of a huge sloppy orgy, "Aventure Vacances Loisirs" (1978).
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Don Draper keeps running away because he's convinced no one will love him, which leads to a constant plunge into bad or at least decadent behavior.
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But as one of the most decadent and feature-packed phones ever created, the original Nex still makes a statement — iridescent rainbow-dot pattern and all.
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That's actually a lot cheaper, not to mention a lot cooler, than Alienware's decadent gaming hotel room that it built in the Hilton Panama last year.
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"I paid the cashier $21.50 and happily crossed back through the parking lot to enjoy the decadent treat with the light house in view," she said.
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These decadent body butters pack long-lasting moisture and sweet scents into travel-friendly tubs you can leave by your bed or throw in your purse.
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The glossy pages, slightly sticky and heavily scented perfume samples, and the supermodels in insanely decadent haute couture designs drew me in from the very start.
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"I've been fascinated by the history of Dutch sugar plantations in colonial Taiwan and the decadent representation of sweets in Dutch still-life paintings," she said.
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Its the decadent reward, " actress Sarah Jessica Parker, star of HBO television series Sex and the City," once told Vanity Fair magazine, according to Barneys website.
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First, I picked and taste-tested the grapes, which might sound decadent, but, according to Wölffer expert Roman Roth, is actually all about harvesting with speed.
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It's super juicy and topped with caramelized onions and a savory bacon jam—one of my secret ingredients—that gives it a decadent and rich flavor.
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"The cake was a design inspired by the rustic feel of the wedding, with equestrian elements hidden throughout the decadent chocolates and drizzles," the bakers said.
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The future is for gamers and all gamers must have decadent thrones to support their body as they wander through digital landscapes for hours on end.
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No matter how you eat them (plain, covered in blueberries, thin and crispy, giant and fluffy), they're a decadent, delicious way to start off your day.
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The agenda targets the Met Gala — specifically the most decadent Cartier necklace ever created, worn by the actress Daphne Kluger (Anne Hathaway) during fashion's biggest night.
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On the Italian side, we started with the decadent Primi pizza, which included fontina, ricotta and mozzarella cheeses topped with wild mushrooms, prosciutto and truffle oil.
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Mr. Dundas counts a constellation of glamazon models and actresses as friends, many of whom regularly wear his decadent 1970s-inflected wares on the red carpet.
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The most enduring accomplishment of Trump and Trumpism— the latest, most decadent stage of the American right—could be the rebirth of an authentic American left.
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Where: Kawaii Monster CaféCost: 2,300 yen, roughly $21.17 USDThis restaurant and café is sensory overload thanks to its funky performances, outrageous decorations, and decadent food menu.
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From a bread basket brimming with puffy pretzel bread to the Filet Peconic, filet mignon slathered in oysters, the menu is decadent, delightful, and wildly expensive.
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All the rich people are happy at their decadent parties until power failures start afflicting the lower floors, and class war — the real thing — breaks out.
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And one New York City eatery is taking the game day feast to a whole new level, offering a decadent meal with a $275,2000 price tag.
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In 22005 Senator Barry Goldwater, the apocalyptic prophet from Arizona, set his heart on defeating Lyndon Johnson and the "morally decadent liberalism" of the Democratic Party.
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It retains a sort of "old world" culture of loyalty and respect that the decadent west has lost—this is the Japan that Jafari suggests exists.
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Occasional references to sand, pools, and speedboats establish the setting as California-decadent, but the lyrics, too, eschew past specificity for more generalized romantic-existential plaints.
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Inspired by Sophie's opulent new collection, Frederik, who has flown in to Paris for just 48 hours, has sourced ingredients for a decadent yet simple menu.
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I spoke with someone who got married in San Francisco's City Hall and said its high ceilings, decadent white marbling, and grand staircase left her awestruck.
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In warmer weather, pick up a baguette, cheese, pastries and wine and head to Luxembourg Gardens or another park for a decadent but wallet-friendly picnic.
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The decadent island society of Orléans is home to a select group of sisters born with the disconcerting ability to perform plastic surgery without the plastic.
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DETROIT – The New Year's Eve celebration ringing in 2017 was a particularly decadent one for at least one top leader of the United Auto Workers union.
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"A lot of times I will use the road as an excuse to eat decadent things, if, and only if, they are indigenous," Mr. Maron said.
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However, it's grown decadent and corrupt over the decades, and under the reign of Lady Sanao Hekate, The Protector, it's brutally cracked down on its citizens.
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Basically, a decadent society manifests forms of economic stagnation, institutional sclerosis, and cultural repetition at a high stage of wealth and technological proficiency and civilizational development.
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Even its villain, Roman Sionis aka Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) is playfully psychotic, dressed in decadent, over-the-top Miami Vice suits and loud tropical patterns.
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The hedonism of the '70s had given way to a new and necessary decadent rage ("Die yuppie scum," as the rioters against East Village gentrification declared).
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Jelly doughnuts called sufganiyot are a classic Hanukkah treat, but some chefs get creative with fillings like chocolate, custard, and or fresh fruit and decadent toppings.
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Mr. Trump is not a Caesar or a king, Mr. Douthat says; he is a confidence man who exploited a decadent political system and got lucky.
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But the standard "religious right" model, based on the idea that the American people are a morally sound majority led by decadent liberal elites, was inaccurate.
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At the time, party corruption was so pervasive that the trip promised to be a luxurious affair, more than a week of decadent banquets and sightseeing.
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Time to head out for the day's next big presentation: Fox, whose decadent after-party will be held, as usual, at Central Park's Wollman Rink — a.k.a.
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Products in the wellness category, which also tend to be decadent and exclusive — Huffington's phone bed costs $26 — are instead pitched as tools of right-living.
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I ordered a "worker's bun" for 12.90 dollars: a fluffy brioche bun with egg, bacon, spinach and tomato stacked to make a big, decadent breakfast sandwich.
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After another decadent soak in the thermal baths, we grabbed dinner at the excellent Pizza Nono, then took the shuttle back to the Briançon train station.
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For now, he's willing to share his take on a Bolognese ragu that uses a miso-based sauce to create a decadent pasta dish bursting with umami.
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My boyfriend and I make a decadent meal of Annie's mac and cheese and kale salad that I have on hand, and then get dressed to leave.
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FROM PEN: Super Chef David Burke Shows You How To Make a Decadent Peanut Butter Waffle Sandwich During the 2016 Rio Olympics, Phelps kept things decidedly healthy.
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Bashar's regime has been no less repressive and much more decadent; his military has killed so many people that the United Nations has had to stop counting.
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Both new plant-based whipped topping options will become available across the country this summer, which means decadent summertime nondairy sundaes are about to become a reality.
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Talk of young people as being unusually entitled, soft, or decadent is as old as time, but has been given a contemporary spin in the culture wars.
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Should the player pursue a more decadent life as a celebrity author, they can purchase a ritzy suit and write to their editor about public speaking gigs.
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Times Square is a metaphor for an America in a decadent and conflict filled phase dominated by overblown symbols of corporate power, Coca Cola, Budweiser, and others.
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There is something decadent and glamorous about investing in a strong sequin look from Michael Halpern to cheer yourself up and add some flamboyance to your wardrobe.
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But if you self-identify as a hedonist, you probably like to indulge in decadent, over-the-top food, regardless of the scientific literature on the topic.
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It's only been a few months since Ariana Grande dished out the decadent treat that is Dangerous Woman, but she's already delivered two sugary sweet new songs.
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Then, on Saturday, the model traveled from London to Manchester, where she sported a pink jumpsuit and posed with three milkshakes and a decadent stack of waffles.
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It is just run by the wrong people (decadent, politically correct bureaucratic types) and to the wrong ends (letting in Muslim immigrants and cozying up to bankers).
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For the first time in nearly 30 years, decadent, romantic Venus syncs up with serious Saturn in Capricorn — the sign of the long-term planner and conservationist.
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Berliners got acquainted with Lode & Stijn's laidback yet upmarket style through pop-ups, from holding a decadent brunch at Silo to serving up wild boar at Schlachtfest.
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Tender pot roast, decadent macaroni and cheese, deliciously hearty spaghetti bolognese that requires a change of clothes afterwards—many will stand the test of time and experience.
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Putting a TV or a stereo in a room other than the living room was a big deal; only the most decadent had televisions in the bathroom.
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These guys are doughy, fluffy, and covered in a decadent cream, prosciutto, Parmesan, raclette, and jalapeño sauce that will lift you out of any cold weather funk.
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Some conservatives, especially in America, portray the continent as too decadent and enfeebled to defend itself against a stealthy Islamic conquest, growling that it has become "Eurabia".
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It lends grandeur and dignity to their doings, and allows them to look down on the notionally more successful societies of the West as doomed and decadent.
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His weight had ballooned to almost 400 pounds since landing the job, thanks in part to the decadent three-course client lunches and late-night strategy dinners.
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It was a time when jazz was seen as the decadent music of the West and suppressed, Dr. Rosen said, recalling his years of living under Communism.
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The difference is less in subject matter than in tenor: On RT, the West is portrayed as grim, divided, brutal, decadent, overrun with violent immigrants and unstable.
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At the popular happy hour, a rotating selection of wine is available for ten dollars a glass, and several decadent snacks are offered for eight dollars each.
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In my opinion, Gaines' bread feels like it could be eaten as a quick breakfast whereas the other banana breads felt more like decadent desserts to me.
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Known for its decadent treats and delicious beverages, Krispy Kreme has rolled out not one, not two, but three pumpkin spice doughnuts just in time for fall.
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Herrine: We want a crispy wing with a juicy inside and a sauce that is decadent, yet still tangy, yet still has a bite and a kick.
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Häagen-Dazs says that we can expect the same rich and decadent taste with these new non-dairy flavors as we get with all of its treats.
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The Frenchglen Hotel serves breakfast fare, homemade soups, decadent bacon cheeseburgers and chocolate-chip pecan cookies at reasonable prices (39184 Highway 205, Frenchglen, 541-493-2825; frenchglenhotel.com).
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We asked top experts to give us the lowdown on how we can still enjoy life's little indulgences, from late nights to decadent desserts, without the guilt.
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Jamaica loves punch, and this one is a decadent trip to Montego Bay in a glass, perfect for squeezing the last bits of bliss out of summer.
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Often embellished with decadent chandeliers and Louis Vuitton upholstering, they can cost upwards of ten million yen ($90,000 USD) and take up to 35 years to build.
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NYC DJ duo and queer party promoters The Carry Nation today shared the decadent video for "As If," their recent single for London imprint Batty Bass Records.
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"Our study showed that applying flavorful, exciting descriptions usually used for decadent foods—to vegetables—resulted in a 25 percent increase in vegetable consumption," Turnwald told MUNCHIES.
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"We wanted to propose a collection that played to that decadent, carefree time but also contained enduring designs that our customers will love wearing daily," Soccorsi says.
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"Atlanta" is the best analogue to hip-hop I've ever seen on TV — the storytelling is playful, defiant, dissonant, magical, tragic, decadent and triumphant, all at once.
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Salmon has long been associated with festive, decadent feasting and is often wheeled out for a showpiece at soirees from Christmas right through to the New Year.
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At the cafe, I had a freddo espresso ($4.50) and a melomakarona, a kind of honey cookie ($2), both of which were sweet but not overly decadent.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI "Illuminations"; Nicholas Phan, tenor; the Knights (Avie) In his settings of Rimbaud's symbolist poems, Britten captured the blend of bizarre, beautiful, decadent and courtly elements.
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Because if the play is incontrovertibly over-the-top, decadent and then some — I mean, the revenge plot even enlists the pope — it has its own complexities.
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Named in tribute to her father, Papadakis showcases the country's revered cuisine by enhancing simple but flavorful Greek ingredients with modern techniques to form subtly decadent dishes.
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The morning after my fateful dinner, I removed the takeout container from my fridge, cracked an egg in a frying pan and enjoyed my extra-decadent breakfast.
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Thomas Mann's healthy bourgeois Buddenbrooks succumb to decadent sterility; Gabriel García Márquez's Buendías are erased by a hurricane; the Starks of Winterfell are massacred in the Riverlands.
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During a recent visit, I could have ordered a dozen plates of pig knuckles — salty, crispy and unctuous morsels drizzled with cane syrup, down-home and decadent.
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In a directive, all state broadcasters were banned from employing any performers who promoted "decadent culture," and the portrayal of hip-hop and tattoos was strongly condemned.
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Fortunately (this theory goes) both the great rivals are decadent and worn out and doomed to vanish, with some help from Russia, into the dustbin of history.
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He also loves his award-winning Greek loaf with lamb and feta and is known to surprise guests with the cheesy chorizo loaf, a decadent crowd pleaser.
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Mr. Bussotti composed, in the late 1950s, an audaciously homoerotic song cycle and in subsequent years created decadent theatrical works, including operas exploring gay allure and seduction.
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Venus connects with Jupiter at 4:27 PM, inspiring a decadent, romantic, and generous energy before the moon enters adventurous fire sign Sagittarius at 4:35 PM!
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From its nearly orgiastic societal frenzy over Satanic Panic, right down to its decadent, zany teen slasher movies, no decade was more surreally performative about its fears.
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She was forced to flee the country when the hardline communist Khmer Rouge seized power in 1975, emptying cities and banning what they deemed decadent elite practices.
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Order the quiche of the day (€9.80), which comes with a lightly dressed salad, then enjoy a decadent hot chocolate embellished with chestnut cream (€5.90) for dessert.
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From decadent Prosecco-flavored rings to those heartbreakingly adorable Pusheen lookalikes, we're pretty sure that we're coming close to having sampled every possible breed of this classic dessert.
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Each side sought to project images of social and cultural superiority; stories of people corrupted by the decadent West or persecuted by the KGB were turned into weapons.
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After wandering through dozens of grocery stores, Saffer soon realized a healthier alternative to the decadent spread didn't exist, and she was most certainly fit for the job.
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December spoils us with festivity and decadent crisps, and the first month of the year throws us back into monotony, and penny-pinching, and the freezing, unforgiving cold.
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Only 140 calories each, the decadent dinner is made with large chunks of lobster, whole wheat breadcrumbs, dijon mustard, onions, garlic, lemon juice and a variety of seasoning.
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And when the doors are open there's something particularly decadent about a convertible car that includes a discreet storage system in the door panel to store an umbrella.
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The stab-in-the-back myth — it was entirely fabricated — was infused with anti-Semitic and gendered undertones: Weak, effete, decadent Jewish politicians had emasculated the German volk.
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At these prices, you can buy several bottles at a time to keep on hand for when you need a reason to feel a little decadent mid-week.
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In October 21980, New York Review Books reissued her roving, decadent memoir Eve's Hollywood (originally published in 210), followed by Slow Days, Fast Company (1974) in August 2016.
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A depressing amount of English literature is an extended version of Cyril Connolly's complaint that England is "a dying civilisation—decadent but in such a damned dull way".
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Willy is the late 19th century equivalent of an influencer, a decadent libertine who presides over a stable of writers who ghostwrite magazine articles and novels for him.
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No need to splurge on decadent gifts for your chocolate-obsessed friends this year because Trader Joe's has two new affordable options that look fancier than they cost.
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You don't have to only come here to buy chocolate — you can have a cheeseboard, you can have a salad, you can have a really decadent hot chocolate.
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Still, this guy who could've passed for a pleasant-enough cabdriver infiltrated our mass consciousness forever, as the unlikely '80s reference point for decadent temptation and gnawing regret.
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Hunter S. Thompson immortalized it in his essay, "The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved," which is now recognized as one of the original examples of gonzo journalism.
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And Neely won't be the only one experiencing the drama — elsewhere in the clip, Russell appears to be hiding a man in the decadent villa where they reside.
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Here are some choice sleepers—ranging from decadent dance-jams to cabaret-glam to honky-tonk—that kept us (happily) up all night during the last twelve months.
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There is a decadent white pie with sottocenere, a pungent, Italian truffled cheese; robiolina, which is like a combination between crème fraîche and burrata; saba syrup; and rosemary.
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If you're feeling naughty and looking for a decadent cream castle (no judgment), peep a double crème like Fromage D'Affinois or a triple crème like Crémeux de Bourgogne.
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Perplexed, even outraged by the decadent culture around him, he matches our shock, our sense of imbibing something squalid when we experience GTA IV's foul-mouthed, uncompromising parody.
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While this experience may have seemed delightfully decadent at one time, Shoshy classified it as "wasteful" — especially as there were few customers to enjoy the placid shopping scene.
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At a $975-a-night luxury resort with an infinity pool and a decadent spa, the luxury comes in the form of tailored experiential offerings and wellness amenities.
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Derived from a 16th century Norwegian term, "hugga," meaning "to comfort" you can experience it via spiced, warm wine, candle-lit dinners, decadent deserts and plenty of laughs.
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Starbucks latest lineup of Instagram-inspired beverages has turned heads — from its infamous Unicorn Frappuccino to the Ombre Pink Drink and even its darkly decadent Midnight Mint Mocha.
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It's easy to make, but more rich and decadent than your go-to chicken noodle stuff (not that we have anything against the institution of chicken noodle soup).
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Here, a fiendish figure wearing a decadent Aubrey Beardsley-style robe, revealing small breasts, and holding a cat in a purse seems about to take a decisive step.
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Also, it can aid in weight loss if it's being used to replace a decadent high-calorie coffee drink—but the lemon itself is not magically burning fat.
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With their freewheeling brushstrokes and decadent patches of bright pigment, such as crushed orange and magenta, they recall the Fauvist lineage frequently invoked in conversations about Young's work.
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If you're looking for a hydrating mask with clean ingredients and like your self-care to feel a little special and decadent, then this is worth checking out.
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However you remember it, that's what director and choreographer Austin McCormick has manifested in Company XIV's decadent dance-theater-burlesque Snow White, currently at the Minetta Lane Theatre.
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To indulge in decadent cuisine for a bargain, head to a food hall in a luxury department store like Harrods or Selfridges, Ms. Fitzherbert said (she does, too).
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When I came to New York City, the decadent and extremely wealthy socialites still ran the city—people trying to re-live a Warholian kind of New York.
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With duck confit, molasses and sour cream, the spiced waffle — like the bagel with egg, bacon, caramelized onion and jalapeño cream cheese — made for a decadent, delicious breakfast.
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And as it does so, the carefully crafted image of a resurgent Russia and a decadent, devious West is becoming more difficult for Moscow's spin doctors to maintain.
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The Indo-Chinese food in Edison and Iselin is quick and decadent: made to share, intrinsically spicy and as suitable for takeout as it is for eating in.
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Gascons consume foie gras, which is made on family farms all over the region, with casual regularity, and consider the delicacy about as decadent as a pork chop.
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But if you're in the mood for hot chocolate, Max Brenner is one of the booths that does its own take on European hot chocolate that's very decadent.
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It's worth a stop by the small bakery and cafe Bread & Chocolate while you're in the area — the 100-rupee honey and cinnamon roll is decadent but delicious.
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On the revolutionary side, this included illustrations that venerated Russian peasants and helped to drive home the contrast between the decadent royals and the hard-working common folk.
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Should we make anything of the fact that there's two shows airing within months of each other that feature obscenely rich people eating super decadent/illegal French food?
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This Valentine's Day, Kylie Jenner wants you to forgo the flowers, chocolates, and prix-fixe menus in favor of something a little more decadent: Her best-selling lip kits.
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"Participants reported feeling more satisfied and resisted more decadent foods," said Angel Planells, a Seattle-based registered dietitian and national media spokesman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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And when a critic is fed up, well, this happens: The works have no redeeming qualities other than as oversized examples of how shitty and decadent times have become.
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So decadent are these creations that people can't wait to Instagram the heck out of their drinks, just to prove to their friends that they're part of the cult.
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The artist speaks from experience, as Ross has built a career rapping about the decadent lifestyle—piles of money, strip clubs, cars, and more—that The Magic City fosters.
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There's no drinking like glamorous drinking, and Taylor has now entered territory first explored in the impossibly decadent "Blank Space" music video, this time with a fizzily intoxicating twist.
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Like Thomas Lake Harris and Cyrus Teed, two of his forebears in American messianic thought, he sees a new race evolving to supplant the old "corruptible," decadent, miserable humanity.
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There was a real creative culture bubbling under the surface then: They were the decadent days of Soho, with the glamorous neon lights above and the seedy underworld below.
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There was a really creative culture bubbling under the surface then: they were the decadent days of Soho, with the glamorous neon lights above and the seedy underworld below.
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Wegmans was selected in part for its community-oriented management style (consider the contrast to the decadent, self-dealing practices of WeWork, another recent occupant of the Navy Yard).
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So, the idea of buckling down and working up a sweat in order to make one of these decadent meals, on a weeknight, during the summer isn't particularly appealing.
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A decadent monkey bread with a mix of macadamia nuts, pecans, almonds, chocolate chips and a gooey, brown sugar butter sauce, you'll want to make it all year long.
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Deceptively decadent in its dark chocolate melting into buttery chunks of croissant, surrounded by vanilla bean custard, the specter of this dessert has me longing to return to Abigail's.
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The promiscuous mixing of a classic story with various decadent historical styles and fetish gear is the signature mode of Company XIV and its director and choreographer Austin McCormick.
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Pumpkin Risotto With Goat Cheese & Dried Cranberries If regular risotto isn't decadent enough for you — then just add in pumpkin puree, goat cheese, and cranberries for good measure. 2.
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Just look at the decadent, elaborate, completely over the top goings-on in Pariah, a part of the park that the vast majority of guests will likely never see.
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But instead of treating stacks and sleeves as unpredictable forces, Altered Carbon depicts them as a cudgel that decadent immortals use against the helpless poor in dully predictable ways.
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Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel play old friends — a composer and a filmmaker — who feel their erotic and creative powers waning as the world goes on its decadent way.
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Cheesecake, a decadent destination, boasts a second dish on the ignoble list of eight: the Chicken Parmesan Pizza Style, which is exactly what it sounds like, with a twist.
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We sank into the sectional-sofa cushions and caught up with each other before starting, our host prepping a decadent mac-and-cheese feast for later in the day.
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Instead of a five-course lobster dinner, consider recreating your first-date meal instead, or going with a budget-friendly recipe, like a decadent pasta dish with homemade bread.
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Nationalistic puns aside, the simultaneous embrace and rejection of fast food shows that Russia has the very same ambivalent relationship with junk food as those in the decadent West.
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Perry is both appalled and delighted by Dima's decadent lifestyle, and it's this fascination which makes him a more effective audience substitute than Pine was in "The Night Manager".
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Virginia Black Decadent American Whiskey, the new collaboration between spirit mogul Brent Hocking and Drake, markets itself as a sexy, luxury whiskey that's easy to drink a lot of.
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The West, especially the United States, was portrayed as decadent and corrupt, while the Soviet Union was hailed as a heroic victor over fascism and a paragon of Communism.
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Decadent drinks topped with whipped cream are taking a back seat, as Starbucks continues to tweak its strategy on how to reverse more than a year of weak sales.
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Though it's not labeled as such, Kleo's cheat day video is similar to mukbang, the Korean viral video format where vloggers eat large amounts of decadent food on camera.
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This is the Mariah Carey of the mulled wine world: decadent to the point of being OTT and galaxies away from the tepid brew flogged at Winter Wonderland funfairs.
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But, as a cultural artifact, the Ark Encounter on the whole suggests that the contemporary world is becoming just as decadent and depraved as it was before the flood.
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A number of celebrities have spoken about whipping up decadent pans of thick, gooey brownies — and I decided to put some of their go-to recipes to the test.
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For 2220 Swiss francs, you can get either a classic Berliner jam doughnut or a decadent, raisin-studded Schnecke, a spiral pastry that will keep you going until lunch.
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The ceremonial ships that the Roman Emperor Caligula built to host decadent festivities on Lake Nemi were ornate floating palaces, with pink marble columns and brightly colored mosaic floors.
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" Tassis also doesn't believe gay people have a moral duty to support other marginalized people, like refugees: "Humanitarianism," as he called it, is a "decadent millionaire upper-class immorality.
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But they become caught in a tragedy precipitated by an older, more decadent couple: Thésée and his wife, Phèdre, Hippolyte's stepmother, who suffers from an unquenchable love for Hippolyte.
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Putin has used rising tensions with the U.S. and Europe for his own domestic political gain, presenting himself as Russia's defender against an aggressive and decadent West, Oliker said.
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While it's exclusive and decadent, the prices still represent excellent value for discerning travelers, and a hotel of this kind in many other cities would be much more expensive.
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And we know that there is just one place where glam metal bands were living the most decadent and dangerous lives of 1980s rock gods: West Hollywood's Sunset Strip.
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Douthat's definition of a "decadent society" is that we're trapped in a stale system that keeps spinning in place, reproducing the same arguments and frustrations over and over again.
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The extended tour for "Fear Fun," a decadent slog, with a band whose members have, for the most part, since been replaced, had netted Tillman only four hundred dollars.
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The evening promised a decadent "immersive excursion" at a lakeside estate north of New York, featuring a nine-course dinner and exotic cocktails, masks, "anthropomorphic escapades" and initiation rites.
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Instead of pleasurable and decadent, the harem becomes an asylum for the women inside it, who are driven mad by the restrictions placed on them by the original artist.
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As a result, in recent years, astronomers have settled on a recipe for the universe that is as black and as decadent as a double dark chocolate chunk brownie.
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"The patron wanted to create that same feeling of awe; an abundance of flowers to lift the spirit and celebrate nature's decadent beauty, in the Rose Phantom's serene interior."
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For others, the gig represented a chance to rise up and shout their contempt of the Islamic State and its wish to destroy the "decadent culture" of the West.
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These traits supported numerous artistic movements during the period, where decadent court costumes made of fine embroideries, magnificent paintings, sculptures, ceramic works, and glassware were enjoyed by the elites.
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It's an addictive dessert, and we feel it would be dangerous to suggest to each such a decadent thing for breakfast, but if you're feeling baroque, go for it.
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Though much better known than Mr Edwards at the time, the authors suggest that the pro-choice, non-hunting mayor from the decadent big city did not stand a chance.
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Visual minutiae are so finely tuned that each of the frogs hopping their way through the aftermath of a decadent party is rendered in a unique texture, reflecting their personalities.
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And while we're all for the decadent glitter looks that are sure to get the job done, the truth is, gathering the goods can do a number on your wallet.
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The house-made desserts were satisfying, particularly the pot de crème, profiteroles (with lingonberry jam) and the splendid clementine crème brûlée, which came off as a kind of decadent Creamsicle.
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Using my woodstove, I can heat my house to a very decadent warm temperature that I would feel way too guilty doing if it were heating with gas or oil.
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There's a decadent coffee milkshake made with Ample Hills ice cream, and once the weather warms, a Scandinavian-style blend of coffee and lemonade that may be an acquired taste.
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Brewers argue that alcohol is not an import from the decadent West, as the puritans often claim, but has been produced and consumed in Indonesia for at least 700 years.
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A combination of salted caramel and peanut butter hot fudge sauces seems decadent on its own, but add some chocolate dipped potato chips and you have a next-level sundae.
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In addition to serving as a greasy, cheesy treat, pizza now also works as a semi-healthy fast casual meal option, a decadent gourmet indulgence or even a vegan snack.
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From cronuts to cat cafés — and everything in-between — we basically can't get off the subway without encountering the culinary world's newest (and deliciously decadent) treat to snap and sample.
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Her ContraPoints persona is decadent in the mold of Oscar Wilde by way of Weird Twitter: sexily confident and fearlessly indulgent, with orations delivered from plush chairs and scented baths.
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"We are gonna bake you the most luxurious, massive, decadent cake ever," husband Brian Fichera says in a clip of himself and the 13-month-old whipping up the dessert.
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Chose this bottle because I wanted to take advantage of Le Bernardin's deep cellar, and wanted something that would add a different dimension to a very decadent and rich meal.
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The Chesham Place property that Business Insider was given a tour of is indicative of the level of luxurious furnishings, cutting edge technology, and decadent amenities Secretcape provides for clients.
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Think big, bold Italian or Californian reds when looking for a drinkable companion; Moliterno is hearty and decadent enough to require pairings that can stand up to her bold flavors.
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FROM PEN: Super Chef David Burke Shows You How To Make a Decadent Peanut Butter Waffle Sandwich The cast hangout falls in line with what Pratt told EW in December.
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To the Pakistani Taliban the wildness of Sufism, its decadent Persian origins, its veneration of saints, its reminders of an Islam disseminated through art, music and dance, were all anathema.
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Each one of these spreads is a decadent addition to so many different meals, but we just found out that there's another spread out there that's literally made from candy.
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The death of Queen Victoria in 1901 and nine years later of her son Edward, bloated and decadent after decades in waiting, marked, in Britain, decisive breaks with the past.
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The work has been interpreted as an allegory of Wood's sense of helplessness in resisting the temptations of the sophisticated but decadent lifestyle into which he was drawn in Paris.
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Just in case that wasn't decadent enough, the whole shebang is capped with razor-thin discs of unctuous black truffle and Sicilian pistachios, then plated on a personal cake stand.
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It was built to symbolize the incredible cultural and geographic expansion of France and as the ultimate site for experiencing the decadent art and culture of the Second Empire period.
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Of course, let the record show that we'll still be gleefully watching this film for years and years to come — and taking great pleasure in all its decadent truth-stretching.
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It has a sound that is unmistakably hedonistic and decadent, made up of over the top lines of synth and grooving bass, 4/4 drumbeats, and the occasional string section.
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Just melt some cream cheese and Velveeta together and turn plain old spinach into a decadent side dish; a dash of Pernod adds an extra layer of old-school flavor.
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And Smith herself seems mildly embarrassed by the vaguely decadent idea of worrying about art and the boundaries of self when there is so much going wrong in the world.
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When bathtubs first came to the United States in 1843, an article published in 1917 claimed, they created a bitter controversy: Some people found them too decadent, others too unhealthy.
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Baseball is strange like that—there's something decadent and involuted about its chosen style of self-regard, a sort of doomy grandiosity that is more legitimately grandiose than legitimately doomy.
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It would give the hard right a foundation myth of staggering power: the democratic will of the people overridden by a decadent cosmopolitan elite, who need purging from public life.
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The service is solicitous and the food just as you would imagine — steaks, decadent lobster mac and cheese, spinach lavished with cream, shrimp cocktail the size of a Midwestern state.
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The preening and self-consciously decadent elite were never the whole of Paris, and with few exceptions — Proust and Wilde being the obvious ones — didn't leave much of interest behind.
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The story remains a decadent rom-com for the ages, remade for the screen at least 14 times, and now, it has yet another remake heading to theaters this week.
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The church is close to the state, providing President Vladimir Putin with a spiritual foundation for his defence of "traditional Russian values" in the face of the supposedly decadent West.
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Rather than a complex site of imperial and domestic power, Ignace-Melling's male gaze casts the harem as decadent and luxurious, with women revolving around the figure of the sultan.
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As is their tradition, many Las Vegas venues commemorate the Lunar New Year in an over-the-top way with decadent culinary offerings, impressive decor and lots of live entertainment.
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Mostly, this season is about change and how the government begins reflecting the wants and needs of people who see no need for a rich, decadent figurehead and her family.
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Steeped in the works of Gustave Flaubert and Joris-Karl Huysmans's brilliant decadent book À rebours ("Against Nature"), Wilde wrote Salomé (in French) in Paris between November and December 1891.
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To the racist far right, it's an "immigration jihad," carried out by young men who want to mooch off welfare, grope European girls, and impose Sharia on the decadent, unsuspecting West.
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In addition to the 24-karat Ecuadorian gold leaves, the pie also comes topped with decadent ingredients like white stilton cheese imported from England and Ossetra caviar from the Caspian Sea.
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My father was so decadent, old-school gay, but everyone just thought he was so charming and so wonderful, and somehow, in the eighties, I think that just read as fun.
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Like the similarly style-obsessed film version of The Hunger Games, Paradise Hills condemns a decadent, shallow aristocracy through a protagonist who's forced to get amazing makeovers and attend swanky parties.
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Some were Salafi, some not, but most were nationalistic in focus, disciplined in execution, and seized with a moronic misapprehension that democracy was an import from the decadent anti-Islam West.
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Over the past week, thousands of fellow teens are tweeting images of themselves next to decadent slices of tasty cheesecake to support Kerione and to stand up to her Twitter bully.
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These terms perpetuate unhealthy relationships with food and eating: eating the "dirty," or decadent, dessert might call for penance in the form of "clean" eating to restore a sense of discipline.
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Shares of the company, known for its decadent milkshakes and crinkle-cut fries, have more than doubled in value since their debut in January 2015 in a blockbuster initial public offering.
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From a savory morning frittata, to rich mac and cheese, and even a decadent dessert, Clark's elevated Instant Pot recipes prove that achieving TLC-style dishes can be fast and easy.
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The rest of the banoffee paella is just like a traditional banoffee pie—only supercharged with a cookie crust base, rum-infused caramel pieces, and a decadent dulce de leche filling.
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If you're slathering a decadent night cream on top of a lighter exfoliant and finishing it off with a different face mask, how do you know which product caused a breakout?
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Pining for the decadent, freewheeling internet of old is not dissimilar to romantic notions of the golden age of air travel, with its three-course meals and plenty of leg room.
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Magneto's in the foreground, telepathically arguing for the destruction of humanity, and the would-be scourge of weak and decadent civilization is literally in the background adding lines to Archangel's face.
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And with that in mind, its selection of dresses and separates, which focuses on simplicity, clean lines, decadent fabrics, and thoughtful details, was established — with prices ranging from $350 to $1,150.
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Programs that undermined a respectful national image, ridiculed leaders, promoted negative or decadent views of life and showed the "dark side" of society would be edited, or in severe cases stopped.
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Judging other people and speaking poorly of them is a lot like overindulging in a decadent dessert; it feels good while you're doing it, but afterwards, you feel guilty and sick.
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The type of degree and education required to land this decadent gig varies by company, but a bachelor's degree in food science and some experience in the food industry is important.
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"It was comforting and decadent and earthy and blingy all at the same time," writes CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich" host Robert Frank, about his experience trying the pie.
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The shadowy financier's story has long been described essentially as Pizzagate But True, an amalgamation of everything suspected of depraved, decadent, corrupt elites at a time of massive distrust in government.
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WINNER: Wegmans — Though the Wegmans brand was more expensive and was not a true peanut butter cup, the snack beat out the name-brand favorite for its decadent, high-quality chocolate.
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Each one lives up to the decadent flavors we've come to expect from the Talenti name, but the non-dairy Peanut Butter Fudge flavor was definitely the standout of the bunch.
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Madelbos is instrumental in the hiring of a rotund, decadent voice teacher, Atos Pezzini (Michel Fau), a fading operatic tenor in desperate need of money whom he blackmails into coaching her.
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This is definitely the most decadent section of our MUNCHIES Guide to San Francisco, but we made sure to include spots that have sophisticated vibes, but not-bank-account-busting menus.
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At SEK 3,750 ($450 USD) a head, the price is extravagant, but so is the menu, which showcases the decadent fine French dining of ages past accompanied by rare, aged wines.
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The rich elite live up front in decadent luxury; the disenfranchised live in crowded, filthy quarters in the back, eating disgusting protein-gelatin and getting lectures in gratitude from Tilda Swinton.
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The brand's bags are never quiet: They are fun, bright and make a statement — as in this decadent design that's as pretty and sweet as the cakes in Marie Antoinette's court.
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Now a successful hotelier, Mr. Schrager, speaking in plain Brooklynese, frankly and fondly discusses, for the first time on camera, the creation of the decadent disco and its lightning-quick downfall.
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Few movies have more entrancing and decadent costume work than "Marie Antoinette," which captures 18th-century Versailles in all of its gaudy splendor, and won the Academy Award for costume design.
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Ms. Di Giusto takes considerable liberties with the facts of Fuller's life, giving her an entirely fictional male patron whose decadent ether addiction is out of a bad "Dorian Gray" parody.
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Kovacs is a man like Philip Marlowe or Sherlock Holmes—a guy with a big brain and quick fists who follows the clues to punish societies low-lifes and decadent rich.
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Sitting on its outdoor patio, I enjoyed a kup griye (215 lira), a decadent, sundae-like chalice of vanilla and caramel ice cream, swimming in caramel and served with a cookie.
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But by the onset of the Cultural Revolution in 1966, Picasso had been rebranded as decadent, feudal and a "poisonous weed" by People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Communist Party.
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" The group adopted a logo that cast the Republican Party's elephant as a piggy bank and described itself as a "grass-roots network of corporate lobbyists, decadent heiresses and Halliburton C.E.O.s.
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With Italian nationalism back in vogue, so apparently is d'Annunzio, at least among Italy's right wing, which has claimed the decadent, priapic and prolific literary genius as one of its own.
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Yet "The Waste Land" begins with a clutter of Decadent elements: quotations from "Tristan und Isolde," allusions to Verlaine and Mallarmé, chatter about tarot cards and séances, intimations of vegetation cults.
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As a candidate for president, his bottom-line thinking has brought him to at least one decadent wine cave, not a great look for a candidate appealing to the working class.
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Still, the power of the show flows just as much through its imagery—a decadent, unashamedly voyeuristic vision of athletic beauty, with a hallucinogenic verve that keeps it from becoming cheesy.
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Zhirinovsky likes to shock liberal public opinion and he has frequently heaped scorn on the West, which he and other Russian nationalists regard as decadent, hypocritical and corrupted by political correctness.
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Over the course of the 18th and 19th centuries, this mindset evolved into the active destruction of countless catacomb saints, whose jewel-encrusted brocades now seemed decadent and out of place.
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Of course, Anna Kutera was very well aware how Western contemporary art was cherished by the Polish avant-garde while its spirit was publicly denounced as "decadent" by the Communist Party.
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But for all of his accolades and Michelin stars, Humm still loves a good hot dog… and bacon… and mayonnaise, all of which come together on his gloriously decadent Humm Dog.
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An expanded field of subjects pervades the visual lexicon of Surrealism, but Masson is generally considered to have pioneered the automatic drawing technique with an opulence that borders on the decadent.
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Though the experience of swimming alongside these decadent images is a separate experience in itself, take a gander of Sinking World below: Learn more about Sinking World on the website here.
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Did a major Valley VC firm host a decadent sex-and-MDMA party as part of one of its official events smack in the midst of last year's widespread sexual-harassment revelations?
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We've been loving Kiehl's decadent creams, cleansing oils, and face masks since long before the minimalist-chic products landed on shelves in Sephora this past August (but that certainly made things easier).
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From majestic hillside views seen from the window of a train to the hallowed halls of a cathedral filled with sculptures, Genoa is a decadent rush of never-ending culture and history.
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In Jersey City, New Jersey, Bang Cookies, founded by George Kuan, has all of the ingredients of a successful business: delicious and decadent organic cookies and branding basically built for social media.
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But sticking to a clean diet can be tough when she's taste-testing decadent dishes like grilled cheese with truffle honey and buttermilk beignets, so Oz, 30, follows a two-bite rule.
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FROM PEN: Super Chef David Burke Shows You How To Make a Decadent Peanut Butter Waffle Sandwich IHOP also hosts a day of free pancakes once a year, generally in early March.
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I even baked vegan chocolate-peanut brownies using peanut milk, and this was where the dairy-alternative really shined: They were more decadent than perhaps any other brownie I have ever tasted.
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At a policy conference in Sweden in 2009 a Chinese participant captured the mood when he called America a strong man and China a teenager, but Europe a decadent "rich old guy".
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From a decadent at-home spa night to every '90s child's ideal gift — a working N64, obviously — Lucie's list showcases six revitalizing twists to spice up the universe's most cloyingly sweet holiday.
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A burrito is meant to be a day-altering, decadent experience, and Guadalajara's massive offerings and impossibly rich meat will leave you stuffed and happy and a more than a bit sleepy.
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RELATED: 10 Ways to Improve Your Relationship Instantly Consume healthy fats You know how avocados are some of the most pleasurable foods to eat, with their rich taste and smooth, decadent texture?
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Pet ownership, denounced as a decadent and bourgeois habit after the Communist Party took power in China more than 60 years ago, has become popular again among the country's growing middle class.
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The government of Gambia, meanwhile, issued a statement last year in response to American criticism of its persecution of gays, saying that "decadent and ungodly societies" would not change the country's values.
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The small pizza, its thin crust appetizingly blistered and charred in the beautiful tile oven we had walked by, offered flashes of decadent saltiness from the slivers of guanciale and green olives.
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He has invested considerable money and energy into building an image of a strong and morally superior Russia, in sharp contrast with what he portrays as weak, decadent and disorderly Western democracies.
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There's Philippe Conticini's Phil'goût, a decadent, puffed rice chocolate cake with a hazelnut crust and a mixed milk- and dark-chocolate top layer; and weekend-only goodies like Gilles Marchal's célèbre Madeleines.
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For dessert, we enjoyed the decadent Kentucky chocolate cake with blackberry jam and a frozen strawberry-lime "flip" (the chef used to make them with Kool-Aid but now uses fresh fruit).
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Its menu includes some amazingly decadent shared plates, including a dish of fried macaroni and cheese and "loaded freedom fries," topped with spicy queso, shredded jack cheese, bacon, chives, and sour cream.
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"From our point of view, it looks that Western Europe since the '60s and '70s has gone far from traditional Western culture, become decadent and betrayed what Europe really is," he said.
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One of the things that's so interesting about the book is that the Manhattan in it is so Fitzgeraldy, or, like, Berlin Stories-y; very decadent, with something rotten hiding underneath it.
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The whole scene -- pure decadent fun -- was a 180 from the one Jen was in earlier this month when Ronnie was arrested in L.A. after an alleged domestic violence incident with her.
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But the observation that female club-wings have also probably made themselves less capable fliers can only be described as decadent — sexual selection leading to a decline in the capacity for survival.
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The right products for curly hair are like the perfect buttercream icing on an already-decadent cake: The coils are great on their own, but a good product makes them even better.
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There's a moment near the end of Control that is so unabashedly thrilling, joyous, and decadent in its design that it would make most roller coaster creators reflect on their life decisions.
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"I remember when I was 11 and I first saw Visconti's 'The Leopard'," he said, referring to the 1963 film by the neorealist director Luchino Visconti about Sicily's decadent 19th-century aristocracy.
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There's just something about the thick, creamy texture of a diner milkshake that's hard to replicate at home — and Blaure said this decadent texture is usually due to the diner's special mixing equipment.
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But for Rachel Katzman, a Champagne shower spawned the idea for a decadent hair-care line, after she realized her hair actually looked better after a bubbly spray at a 21st-birthday bash.
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For her second major fragrance launch, the singer has tapped into her love for dessert-like treats (never forget the donut incident) to concoct a decadent scent, Sweet Like Candy by Ariana Grande.
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Today, we eat a rich and decadent buffet of brainjunk — of useless tweets, of photos of people we don't know, of articles that were written in ten minutes to stoke the content boiler.
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"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times about this biopic starring Gaspard Ulliel as the designer in his prime.
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It is a decadent device that is superfluous in almost every detail; an emblem of the pure excess that has turned our modern society's beating heart into a putrid mess of rotting flesh.
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Delicious Food The foodie Instagram shot of choice seems to be the overhead shot these days, which can work well with a handheld mug of cocoa with marshmallows or decadent Christmas Eve spread.
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The fascination with Mr Houellebecq is partly to do with the dishevelled chain-smoking figure himself, who embodies a decadent ennui that the French admire, yet who repels them at the same time.
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The Terminator star, 71, shared two photos from a recent trip to Budapest where he started off the day with a chilly bike ride, and ended it with a frosty — and decadent — milkshake.
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County Durham's very own Dionysian avatar, is a living receptacle for every decadent fantasy we've all (briefly) entertained, of submitting yourself to a Herculean level of drug intake in the name of fun.
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If I were the Queen of England, I would have my private chefs make me the most decadent dishes for every meal, and I'd enjoy expertly made gin and tonics whenever I wanted.
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Even the professors who commissioned it did not see America as quite the decadent cesspool that Orozco portrayed, but hoped that their students might be jarred out of complacent thinking by his perspective.
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Westworld lathers on puzzles at such a decadent rate, it's hard to imagine the season won't answer, or at least retcon, half of its biggest questions, lest it collapse under its own weight.
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Steggert, walking with just a gentle limp, manages to suggest the insecurities about his physical deformity that led Henri, at first, to keep himself at an ambivalent remove from the decadent goings-on.
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Henry, still married to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, ensured that his quarters were suitable to his queen, with real glass in the windows and fully-outfitted kitchens to cook decadent feasts.
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Sanders has already revolutionized the system of campaign fundraising by proving that millions of good people making small donations can compete with the decadent old politics that is dominated by special interest money.
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For their final showdown in the tent, the bakers will be tasked with making a decadent chocolate cake, a twice-baked souffle and a showstopping picnic basket creation incorporating cakes, breads and biscuits.
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The same flagrantly decadent sensibility applies to the Fat Monk's pièce de résistance, the duck burger, which took McCue more than a year to perfect and turned into an alchemy project of sorts.
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For while there is a Vegas hotel for every traveler - cheap campy classics, big brand offerings, and decadent sprawling resorts - I always view a visit to Sin City as a reason to indulge.
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The buffet included Catalan and Spanish cheeses and cured meats, country bread, egg dishes and omelets, fresh fruits and house-blended yogurts, not to mention a huge selection of pastries and decadent sweets.
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The night began with a superyacht awards ceremony, followed by a lavish party with free-flowing Champagne, decadent food — from on-demand ravioli and risotto to sashimi and cheese platters — and live music.
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The foremost Decadent visual artist, in my estimation, was the extraordinary Félicien Rops, whose masterpiece "Pornokratès, La dame au cochon" ("Pornokratès, Lady and Pig," 1878) seems to have registered particularly powerfully with Zárraga.
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Whether you're in the mood for healthy, salty, sweet, or decadent, these affordable combos will help keep you going until your next meal — and none of them cost more than $5 per serving.
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Every year Fontenot crystallizes in images the unbridled energy that chicken-chasing, roof-climbing, horse-riding, hard-drinking, guitar-strumming, whooping, hollering, masquerading descendants of Acadians bring to the year's most decadent celebration.
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After a decade of dressed-down, austere, DIY economics—thanks mostly to the influence of Fugazi—a post-hardcore band flaunting its decadent sensuousness while ironically subverting it was nothing short of profound.
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It seems odd that the autocratic North Korean regime, which has sought to cut off its citizens from what it calls "decadent capitalism," is now rolling out the red carpet for these performers.
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Apparently inspired by recent political events (three paintings were completed after the November election), the "Late" of the exhibition's title contains an implicit critique of the current decadent phase of the American Empire.
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In "Salammbo" (2016) — which gets its title from Gustave Flaubert's sensually decadent, historical novel set in Carthage — the surface of the shield-like shape is painted with a thin coat of aquamarine blue.
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Taylor is abetted by Bobby's devilish and decadent right-hand man, Mike Wagner (David Costabile), better known as Wags, while Dake contends with the suspicions of Chuck's protégé Bryan Connerty (Toby Leonard Moore).
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Shaped like a giant saucer, with a decadent entrance ramp curling out like a giant red snake, the building appears to hover just above Guanabara Bay, offering beautiful views of Rio de Janeiro.
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Nativist, nationalist rhetoric — 'Make America (or Whatever Other Country) Great Again' — appeals because it promises to restore the rightful economic and cultural stature of 'common people' in relation to a decadent urban intelligentsia.
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