Although this is a decidedly stupid controversy, it is heartening that most people understand that it's decidedly stupid.
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It was decidedly not an instant hit: The food got decidedly "meh" reviews from the get-go, with customers complaining it was both mediocre and overpriced.
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Funk — for a very long time — was decidedly uncool.
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They – and their parents – are all decidedly pro-life.
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The result was something altogether familiar — yet decidedly jarring.
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Without net neutrality rules, the internet would be decidedly worse.
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The comments and reactions to her post were decidedly mixed.
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The product mix at these retailers is also decidedly different.
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It was also decidedly dark in ways that were unexpected.
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"[I'm] decidedly confident I chose the right person," she says.
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The repercussions for business travellers would be decidedly more mixed.
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Two Bad Moms are here with a decidedly good message.
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The reaction from viewers of these videos is decidedly mixed.
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His rhetoric is decidedly inclusive, and his appeal is broad.
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But the show's idealism was decidedly white — and mostly male.
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The candidate himself is decidedly not in on the joke.
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The second is that art and disco were decidedly interacting.
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The most important change is the decidedly proprietary collaboration system.
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It's decidedly mature for high schoolers, but not very sexy.
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Her nights leading up to the concerts were decidedly relaxing.
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The 7 Spin arrives in the decidedly broader Q1 timeframe.
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But even the decidedly modern app gets a retro finish.
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I, however, am decidedly not into that kind of thing.
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Hayek's titular character in the film is decidedly low maintenance.
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The oppression of colorblind people is decidedly not a thing.
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But the Lenovo Smart Display has a decidedly funkier look.
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Crossroads has a decidedly rotten 14% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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That was a decidedly pinkish hue, as the name suggested.
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The initial reaction out of White House was decidedly muted.
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Most Accidental: That is decidedly not something to cheer about.
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Trump's appointments are decidedly conventional, and therefore not revolutionary. 3.
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"I'm a great secret keeper," she says — decidedly not true.
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The scene at California's Thunderhill Raceway was decidedly more tame.
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Collin County is decidedly red; it went 55% for Trump.
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And in fact, she follows a decidedly odd business model.
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Taking in the sights from a carriage is decidedly cool.
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Some aspects of Mr. Ferro, however, can seem decidedly retro.
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They're also clever because this collection felt decidedly, desirably commercial.
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Now it is also used to promote decidedly liberal positions.
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Career and money are a decidedly distant second and third.
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However, investors are decidedly more upbeat about the economic outlook.
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You might wonder whether the race broke decidedly against Mrs.
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But at its most essential, AI is decidedly less Hollywood.
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But that decidedly is not a list of Romney cronies.
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"The future of psychedelics might be decidedly different," Dyck said.
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The bathroom was decidedly moodier with dark stone and marble.
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The rest of the day should feel decidedly less spooky.
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Kaufman is, decidedly, wary of technology, and of the internet.
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They're decidedly less sexy than the scandal that prompted them.
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Between the covers, the reality is something decidedly more equivocal.
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In any case, by Wednesday, the governor was decidedly quieter.
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But a few months later, the picture looks decidedly worse.
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Even circuits that are decidedly liberal are undergoing significant changes.
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But "Natural Causes" has another message, and it's decidedly questionable.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the legal ruling was decidedly narrow.
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The new Nest Max has decidedly neither of those things.
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His first was a Thursday with a decidedly chemical taste.
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The history of American hunting is a decidedly mixed bag.
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Well that was decidedly not the reaction in the Senate.
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The world is a decidedly less colorful one without them.
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And a state with a decidedly checkered history on race.
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On tax reform, though, the Democrats are decidedly less pleased.
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And, as in our time, the results were decidedly mixed.
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But when prodded, they come up with decidedly middling assessments.
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But this pope is cut from a decidedly different cloth.
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Meanwhile, the American people decidedly do not like the media.
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The lives in "Exit Right" belong decidedly to the past.
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Trump's political quest in Ukraine is decidedly still in progress.
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But there is still something decidedly underdog about the city.
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Soon enough, such official compunction was decidedly on the wane.
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Beyond that, politics and government offer some decidedly mixed incentives.
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Whatever PC Music's acts are, they are decidedly not nonchalant.
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And Flake, his voice sometimes quivering, decidedly broke the silence.
|
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But despite those improvements, the national mood remains decidedly sour.
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The way Duterte imagines his own government is decidedly different.
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One group Temer has decidedly not won over is scientists.
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It's a familiar argument, and one Abrams finds decidedly unpersuasive.
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Not only can we grab the fall fan-favorite at a decidedly earlier date this year, but we'll also be able to sip it in iced form (while the weather is still decidedly warm).
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Ghandi, of India, takes a decidedly different approach to religious victory.
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But he then goes on to say something decidedly not worthwhile.
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This time, however, tensions were decidedly less high between the two.
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The result is a more dynamic and decidedly grown-up look.
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History suggests those promises are going to be proven decidedly hollow.
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The sets too were all built and weathered and decidedly real.
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When it comes to cannabis, however, Hale is decidedly not down.
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Image: AsusYou know what is decidedly extra, but also frustratingly enticing?
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That collaboration was decidedly goofy—imagine a pair of leather corduroys!
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He's played by Bill Skarsgård, a decidedly not scary looking specimen.
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The road forward looked bright and decidedly red in those days.
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But his general skin care routine sounds decidedly more low-maintenance.
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Ever since then, Super Cena has been decidedly not so super.
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A lighter finish comes with kompot, a decidedly sweet fruit punch.
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It's decidedly difficult to find any upsides to Donald Trump's presidency.
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Readings of consumer confidence in the housing market were decidedly lower.
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Arguments against TTIP sounded decidedly more anti-corporatist on the ground.
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In the first place, it shows a decidedly broken moral compass.
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When Weston entered the kink community, he was decidedly a boy.
|
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And Alexander Wang just made our laziest hair accessory decidedly fashun.
|
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This year, like the Arctic, continues to be decidedly not chill.
|
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The market reaction to this anticipated review has been decidedly negative.
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That soft-focus impression wasn't inaccurate, but it was decidedly incomplete.
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I&aposm sure that they will decidedly help on this process.
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Electing a decidedly non-politician like President Trump could change that.
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But some analysts of US-Japan relations are decidedly less bullish.
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Here's the thing: Francesca is engaged, which makes her decidedly unavailable.
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The curious case of South Africa, however, has been decidedly different.
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But the Fire TV is most decidedly an Amazon-first experience.
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The U.S. record with regime change is, of course, decidedly mixed.
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But in her live-action existence, she is decidedly less so.
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Is that enough to gain power in a decidedly Republican state?
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Surely legacies matter, but this analysis wears decidedly thin in places.
|
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But in his Friday posting Zuckerberg struck a decidedly different tone.
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One thing it has decidedly not led to is healthier children.
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THE prayers of Gyang Dahoro take on a decidedly political note.
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But this legislative session, the state swung decidedly to the right.
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He is decidedly sentimental when recalling Walt Frazier and Dave DeBusschere.
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But the former first lady is decidedly not running for president.
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Indeed, the scene at All Nations that night was decidedly modern.
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Renée Zellweger has a decidedly fresh perspective on aging in Hollywood.
|
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The president's economic plans get decidedly mixed reviews from the public.
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Right now the health-care industry is decidedly not adequately prepared.
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The expressions of protest are an answer to decidedly uncivil policies.
|
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Yet public opinion on the Obama economic record is decidedly mixed.
|
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The date is decidedly not forgotten in Korea — North or South.
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They have a potato-pea filling with a decidedly peppery bite.
|
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On February 25, 2018, Xi Jinping took a decidedly different approach.
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But I had never thought about it as decidedly queer television.
|
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DeAngelo, however, admitted that what he did was decidedly fucked up.
|
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That was a decidedly problematic decision that violated all legal precedent.
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The feel was decidedly cozy and compact, with warm retro touches.
|
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On Tuesday, China took a decidedly positive tone on the agreement.
|
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The scares here were decidedly more bloodcurdling than their Disneyfied renditions.
|
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One of the foresters, though decidedly no Yalie, was Ed Pulaski.
|
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But to investors, the message this afternoon will be decidedly bullish.
|
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The setting is decidedly laid-back for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
|
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These skittery preparations have a decidedly Upstairs, Downstairs feel to them.
|
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Mr. de Blasio was decidedly pro union during his first term.
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Claus, he is decidedly not the jolly old soul of lore.
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Turkmenistan, another former Soviet republic, has taken a decidedly different approach.
|
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Presidential politics, by contrast, remains decidedly stuck in the analog age.
|
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The news beforehand about the ace Jacob deGrom was decidedly better.
|
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But the ratings were sluggish and the reviews were decidedly mixed.
|
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Then when I moved to the Valley, it's decidedly more casual.
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Reward them with a cool apron that's decidedly not for duffers.
|
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Sure, Chip was decidedly chipper, while "Pink Mist" is about calm.
|
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" Let's be clear, though: The report is decidedly not about "communism.
|
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The final product has received a decidedly mixed reaction from critics.
|
|
But things were decidedly gloomier for Mr. Johnson on other fronts.
|
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The result is decidedly not a fairy tale for young children.
|
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Meanwhile, in China, the average retirement age is decidedly younger: 55.
|
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He's even called out his colleagues in a decidedly anatomical way.
|
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The arguments laid out before the panel Tuesday were decidedly familiar.
|
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Those figures, collected in November, are now decidedly out of date.
|
|
But this is a decidedly new era, with an unpredictable president.
|
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BJ's is a Beacon restaurant that's decidedly not Park Slope-y.
|
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Trump, as Bloomberg well knows, is decidedly vain and appearance focused.
|
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Former President Barack Obama was decidedly not a backer of reparations.
|
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"Lights Up" is singular; it's enchantingly, decidedly a Harry Styles Song.
|
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Fallout has been decidedly muted in the United States — so far.
|
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It is decidedly NOT the instant gratification that Trump would like.
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Cook: Molasses gives ginger cookies a decidedly adult, almost caramel flavor.
|
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Those gangster-movie touches have come with a decidedly Atlantan twist.
|
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The show isn't for everyone, but it is, decidedly, for me.
|
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In the court of public opinion, Swift decidedly lost that battle.
|
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So when Jane, an aspiring producer, witnesses what she believes to be sexual abuse — in forms that are both subtle and decidedly not — her company deploys an array of tactics to decidedly dissuade her from speaking up.
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In the process, the theater company, which focuses on work by living American writers, is trying to figure out how best to use interior design to signal the organization's decidedly contemporary bent in a decidedly noncontemporary building.
|
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It would be decidedly friendlier to the European Union and its rules.
|
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In Riverdale, Betty Cooper is decidedly on the left side of vixenry.
|
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There's still something about the whole package that feels decidedly less trashy.
|
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To Sephardi Jews, bubbes and matzo ball soup may feel decidedly foreign.
|
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There's something decidedly unsavory about Leo DiCaprio shooting shit with the pope.
|
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It was a decidedly depleted organization that assembled in the spring sunshine.
|
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It's a foreign film, for one, and a piece that's decidedly understated.
|
|
But one thing that's decidedly not hot right now is our feet.
|
|
The small talk made in these breaks, though, was decidedly more theological.
|
|
Outside of Palihapitiya, the math on who is left remains decidedly unclear.
|
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Still, Trump's speech was decidedly less inflammatory than it could have been.
|
|
The Lyra from Mission Bicycle Company is decidedly in the second category.
|
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And why are they called "black boxes" when they are decidedly orange?
|
|
So the results of Samsung's switch on-screen buttons seem decidedly mixed.
|
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But the buzz around its live-action adaptation has been decidedly nervous.
|
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The MateBook 13 is decidedly premium, however, with its all-metal build.
|
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These jousting armors could be decidedly high-tech, by 15th-century standards.
|
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Vector's devices were decidedly fashion-forward with style as their selling point.
|
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Egyptians may still be laughing but the laughter is now decidedly dark.
|
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When these elected leaders died, people with decidedly different views replaced them.
|
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The man who once promised a "Jupiterian" presidency is looking decidedly mortal.
|
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This is decidedly bad news, but his post-surgery bliss says otherwise.
|
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News. Magic Michelle may be about strippers, but it's decidedly not sexy.
|
|
Larry David is known for cracking jokes that are decidedly politically incorrect.
|
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is decidedly in the latter camp.
|
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Sorry folks, whatever you were doing before that was decidedly not sex.
|
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All that hoopla about how women don't like anal is decidedly untrue.
|
|
This year, one of Broadway's buzziest musicals takes a decidedly different tone.
|
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"Swallow" presented a decidedly meta take on the ideas presented in Ally.
|
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FOR A HIGHLY paid professional, Sean Cann has a decidedly small office.
|
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The bill that just passed the House is decidedly not that bill.
|
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" Governor Stephen Poloz in April characterized the bank's stance as "decidedly neutral.
|
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One perk of royal weddings is that they're decidedly not small affairs.
|
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That makes the experience of shooting with it simple and decidedly portable.
|
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During the dotcom boom of the 1990s venture capital was decidedly artisanal.
|
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Finally, I found her: Her bouquets were rustic, decidedly unpolished, yet gorgeous.
|
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To be fair, DeVos did come out as decidedly anti-discrimination personally.
|
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And though her wedding was decidedly tropical, her dress was definitely traditional.
|
|
However, during her speech at the gala, she got decidedly more emotional.
|
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"The rest of the news is decidedly negative about oil," he said.
|
|
But Middleton's latest turn in the spotlight was decidedly more low-key.
|
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The fact that I'm sober isn't really public knowledge, decidedly and deliberately.
|
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Some are ironic memes of people doing decidedly not-goal-worthy things.
|
|
All kidding aside, the reaction to this moment has been decidedly mixed.
|
|
The internet is decidedly fascinated with the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why.
|
|
Its aluminum face features a decidedly minimalistic single LED in its center.
|
|
Driven and obsessed over by people who are decidedly not you. Right?
|
|
Meanwhile, Operator does its deed using some AI smarts Friedlander decidedly lacks.
|
|
Immediately I was taken by his decidedly casual approach to seasonal decorating.
|
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" The trouble is that "natural" is decidedly not a synonym for "healthy.
|
|
Kloss and her husband, however, share a decidedly different set of principles.
|
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Company Curiosities is decidedly a story of company rule in South Asia.
|
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Calling the move "decidedly ominous," it questioned whether the end was near.
|
|
But there's a smaller, decidedly more tech-centric show already on display.
|
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Her body language is lithe and acrobatic, yet also androgynous, decidedly masculine.
|
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If there is a growing movement, it is decidedly underground and invisible.
|
|
Maybe it was, but the results have been decidedly in their favor.
|
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The Blumes' work is decidedly old school (or dated; take your pick).
|
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Clara represents values that look, in the current climate, decidedly old-fashioned.
|
|
But many of the Yanjiao artists have embraced its decidedly suburban aesthetic.
|
|
But market reaction on Wednesday after Mr. Trump's victory was decidedly calmer.
|
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Never mind that I am decidedly not a good long-distance runner.
|
|
A decidedly wiser version of the Sultan was played by Navid Negahban.
|
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While the method may have been progressive, his pick was decidedly not.
|
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In this television environment, "The Real O'Neals" feels decidedly out of phase.
|
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There's something decidedly badass about a fauxhawk — especially a half-updo fauxhawk.
|
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Lower-paying industries like hospitality and food service are decidedly less represented.
|
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The FCC's efforts here may prove to be a decidedly uphill battle.
|
|
Not coincidentally, our current response is decidedly more inclusive, bipartisan, and humane.
|
|
One man's voice loudly carried something unintelligible but decidedly unkind over everyone.
|
|
Then in 1964, the Democrats decidedly became the party of civil rights.
|
|
Le Pen just kicked off her campaign with a decidedly Trumpian tone.
|
|
Things have taken a decidedly interesting turn since the tax bill's release.
|
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Though keen to expand, Peel is decidedly uninterested in growing too fast.
|
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That decidedly unpatriotic stance is not only cowardly, it is short-sighted.
|
|
In other places, farther from the battlefields, it might look decidedly kitsch.
|
|
And "Manifest," a new drama on NBC premiering Monday, is decidedly unoriginal.
|
|
But an examination of his record in business shows decidedly mixed results.
|
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This is about finding an answer in what is decidedly not me.
|
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Opinion I'm an African-American historian and, on most issues, decidedly liberal.
|
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Under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japan has taken a decidedly authoritarian turn.
|
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What started as a solitary activity has become decidedly social and interactive.
|
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Back then, Chinatown was a decidedly different neighborhood than it is today.
|
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The students I encountered were decidedly quirky and passionate about their school.
|
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The temporary offices are decidedly makeshift, with the bathrooms entered from outside.
|
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But the evidence is decidedly mixed, with both sides cherry-picking data.
|
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My host, when she came to the door, was decidedly less solemn.
|
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Until then, "Prism" keeps potentially searing material on a decidedly low flame.
|
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It takes a lot to rile people in this decidedly courteous nation.
|
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And so far, the indications of what will happen are decidedly mixed.
|
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It was wildly popular with younger people, while Facebook was decidedly not.
|
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The response, according to one Trump associate, was polite but decidedly lukewarm.
|
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Rob headed to Baltimore Avenue in Las Vegas, a decidedly unglamorous area.
|
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Mr. Donleavy sometimes expressed a decidedly practical opinion about his chosen career.
|
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"More to come next week..." But the picture is still decidedly complex.
|
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The Dreamers For these individuals, what's to come is decidedly rose-colored.
|
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The point is that "cultural appropriation," as a diagnosis, is decidedly unhelpful.
|
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But that reunion went in a decidedly different — and much more romantic!
|
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But the reaction to the interview, and to Salaam, was decidedly negative.
|
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And while elsewhere toys and Barbie reign, this study is decidedly his.
|
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But, its connections to the PFLP, a decidedly violent group, are troubling.
|
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Korean resorts are decidedly family-oriented, with few entertainment options after sundown.
|
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This may be a fun house, but its themes are decidedly adult.
|
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The video is, however, decidedly fake, something its creator has since explained.
|
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Mr. McCain has been decidedly noncommittal in his comments on the bill.
|
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On New York radio stations, much of that talk was decidedly negative.
|
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The tide of terrorism has turned decidedly rightward in the United States.
|
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While "withdrawal" implies a passive act, terminating artificial support feels decidedly active.
|
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However, in the trailer, Rum Tum Tugger has a decidedly flat crotch.
|
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For years, the culture among the men on Ursa was decidedly macho.
|
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Democrats are also focused on impeachment, an issue that is decidedly partisan.
|
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Textile wall hangings and low-slung modular seating are decidedly un-officelike.
|
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In the meantime, you're dealing with a decidedly less refined power-train.
|
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Brian Sandoval (R) and Heller, are decidedly not in the Trump camp.
|
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Ryan's leadership team has been decidedly reluctant to hold an impeachment vote.
|
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"It has a decidedly middle-class and conservative bent," Jones-Brown said.
|
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And for many Americans like myself, that is a decidedly good thing.
|
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Reviews of the new pants among All-Star goalies were decidedly mixed.
|
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But customers were decidedly unhappy — as of the latest tally, a Change.
|
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On the right-left security spectrum, Liberman is decidedly to the right.
|
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But his films, unlike theirs, were decidedly more grindhouse than art house.
|
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But his films, unlike theirs, were decidedly more grindhouse than art house.
|
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But America seems to be heading in a decidedly less milky direction.
|
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Treefort felt decidedly unfashionable, which is a wonderful, and increasingly rare, trait.
|
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Yet in reality Ms Le Pen and Mr Macron are decidedly odd outsiders.
|
|
However, they do have decidedly different approaches to covering the current political climate.
|
|
For now, the future of high-speed internet from Google looks decidedly wireless.
|
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But some of the listed perks and features don't read as decidedly positive.
|
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Still, it's a unique —and decidedly more peaceful — view of the Windy City.
|
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Looking further ahead, the December options strip shows a decidedly more bullish picture.
|
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They're a lot easier — and decidedly more modern — with this easy-peasy technique.
|
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Capering about in anything creative and decidedly Philadelphian usually garners the loudest praise.
|
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"[I'm] decidedly confident I chose the right person," she told PEOPLE in November.
|
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This is a decidedly midrange device, so the specs are befitting of that.
|
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The United States, despite ranking in the top five, receives decidedly mixed grades.
|
|
Attitudes in Seattle, a worldwide hub for VR, have also become decidedly chillier.
|
|
So what does a decidedly Houstonian chef do with a traditional Korean dish?
|
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This much we know: Very rich Americans have voted decidedly Republican for decades.
|
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Each movement of his body was decidedly him, sexy without trying to be.
|
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The polling on support for a mandatory buyback in America is decidedly mixed.
|
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In spite of their considerable bulk, these headphones feel decidedly flimsy and unconvincing.
|
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But the "us" here isn't all women; it is decidedly women of color.
|
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Anti-Clinton message Four of the new Trump ads are decidedly anti-Clinton.
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I am decidedly against sending signs that we are slackening [the drug laws].
|
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This year, though, things got decidedly chillier at TED 2019, which ended Friday.
|
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And since Rubio supporters decidedly preferred Cruz to Trump, Cruz was the winner.
|
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In terms of her social arrangements, however, she was decidedly a New Woman.
|
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FUCT, it said, was "highly offensive" and "vulgar" with "decidedly negative sexual connotations".
|
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The struggle over sharing a data plan is a decidedly modern American lament.
|
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For lower-wage workers, their coverage is decidedly worse than ACA coverage is.
|
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As I got older, my relationship to fitness became decidedly hot-and-cold.
|
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Virginia, which shared the winning bid, has given Amazon a decidedly warmer reception.
|
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HBO has picked up this BBC import, which has a decidedly British flavor.
|
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Uconnect is decidedly a good system, as it's both fast and hugely intuitive.
|
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And this one has characters that look decidedly different than the first season.
|
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It's decidedly busier this time, however, both with gameplay elements and set dressing.
|
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Apps on Glitch are decidedly smaller, simpler, and quicker to make on average.
|
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Compared with the lavish palaces of Mr Putin, the dacha is decidedly modest.
|
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Virginia, which shared the winning bid, is giving Amazon a decidedly warmer welcome.
|
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"China is 20% of humanity, decidedly authoritarian and still growing," says the diplomat.
|
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But back home he's facing a decidedly chilly response from the European Union.
|
|
So Sony fixed that, and the new A8F series is decidedly more traditional.
|
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The big question is: Will this tough talk and decidedly undiplomatic behavior work?
|
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For a Bollywood movie, Gaurav Dhingra's Angry Indian Goddesses was decidedly un-Bollywood.
|
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As you can see, this slow-motion signature wave is decidedly more scaly.
|
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Blended drinks went through a cloying, hangover-inducing, decidedly dark phase in history.
|
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While this does send an alert to parents, it's a decidedly odd choice.
|
|
But for one showgoer at this year's event, the costume got decidedly meta.
|
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The idea that a pill can supersize human intelligence is decidedly science fiction.
|
|
I got my license after Kris and Chase, and was decidedly not cooler.
|
|
Well before he ascended to the presidency, Trump has been decidedly anti-Muslim.
|
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Under Modi, the perception of India as being decidedly aligned has only strengthened.
|
|
But the president-elect himself sends conflicting signals and is decidedly inconsistent. 13.
|
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The forum is also decidedly not about how expensive your panned product is.
|
|
Although stocks jumped sharply on Wednesday, sentiment was decidedly more cautious on Thursday.
|
|
There's no other way to interpret this development than as decidedly good news.
|
|
Furthermore, the source who attended the meeting in South America was decidedly underwhelmed.
|
|
Dopamine analogies aside, binge-watching TV is decidedly different from imbibing illegal drugs.
|
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This new set of emoji is decidedly less exciting than last year's update.
|
|
Ms Fiorina is a high achiever though her track record is decidedly mixed.
|
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A summary released by Mr. Poroshenko's office characterized the meeting as decidedly diplomatic.
|
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Dianne Feinstein (D) was decidedly on the liberal side of the Democratic Party.
|
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Amazon had a good show, too, albeit with a decidedly more subdued presence.
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Social media was decidedly in favor of the new package after the events.
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However, despite the playful nature of the item, the pen is decidedly luxe.
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The following year, speeches from the Mexican leader struck a decidedly different chord.
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"The net impact to shareholders is decidedly positive from securities lending," Bathon said.
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For now, though, the current state of the art is decidedly less frightening.
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Elon Musk is well-known for his decidedly pessimistic views on artificial intelligence.
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The robot was programmed to recognize one user, who was decidedly not me.
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"Just because you can doesn't mean you should," however, most decidedly does not.
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That's decidedly not the case for a new installation by artist Niklas Roy.
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He's a decidedly average NFL head coach with a wonderful Magnum P.I. mustache.
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For the next nine months, online ads will have a decidedly different flavor.
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In the photo, Ilkan looks decidedly unimpressed, but Ilkay is smiling broadly, happily.
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The national temperament, at least as Mr. Kaurismaki sketches it, is decidedly saturnine.
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Its record of coverage of black people and civil rights was decidedly mixed.
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Canadians appreciate that Mr. Trudeau's policy positions and demeanor are decidedly anti-Trump.
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The bull market turned nine on Friday but any celebration was decidedly subdued.
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The band Empath and two of our staffers decidedly own the dance floor.
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When Sabrina turns its attention to the mortal world, however, it's decidedly weaker.
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Although Connecticut is a decidedly blue state, Mr. Lamont's victory was hard-won.
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Interestingly, despite the increased usage, the reactions to these devices are decidedly mixed.
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They were decidedly more populist, with far more tolerance for the political fringes.
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But his policies — tax cuts and immigration restrictions — hew decidedly to the right.
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The view from Belgrade, some 240 miles to the north, is decidedly different.
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In recent years, the pendulum has swung decidedly in the direction of entrepreneurs.
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The area had become decidedly more straight and, in his view, infuriatingly obnoxious.
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But Patriots, too, engaged in decidedly irregular warfare, especially with Britain's native allies.
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Per recent history, the impact of celebrity political endorsements has been decidedly mixed.
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Redditor briannebellaxo walked in on her robot vacuum decidedly not cleaning her floors.
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Purchase volume has been decidedly weak this year, as affordability constraints hit demand.
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Presidents are expected to be self-deprecating, which Mr. Trump is decidedly not.
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But a recent study, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, was decidedly less encouraging.
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In the meantime, Stillitano is more concerned with decidedly first-world soccer problems.
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From the perspective of the decidedly political act of impeachment, they are irrelevant.
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But views are decidedly mixed on whether there is really obstruction of justice.
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On the hardware front, the phones clock in as decidedly midrange Android devices.
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The American Health Care Act, by contrast, is decidedly about cutting people off.
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The other one-off character in this episode was decidedly easier to read.
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His rushing yardage in his final season there was decidedly positive: 1,740 yards.
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Clinton's Latino surrogates are decidedly old school, including not just Huerta but Rep.
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Equally counterproductive, and decidedly more difficult and perilous: trying to time the market.
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The answer was decidedly less exciting when the sarcophagus was opened on Thursday.
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While Trump's tone was decidedly different Tuesday night, his message was the same.
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And the overall vibe, for all the fireballs and fisticuffs, is decidedly friendly.
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We see the U.S. complex as decidedly bearish over the next two months.
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Above, we have a decidedly more violent example courtesy of Laura and Justin Garner.
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Personal computing was still in its infancy, and the tournament was decidedly low-tech.
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That view remains dominant in popular discussion, if decidedly not in contemporary party scholarship.
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Here, it was decidedly for the worse, as demons were made literal in paint.
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That's decidedly less the case in the upcoming Donald Trump presidency and Republican Congress.
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"Moving fast and breaking things," Facebook's infamous early motto, is decidedly out of style.
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Which means they are dependent on a series of inputs that are decidedly changeable.
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Rather, they represent merely a snapshot of yuletide festivity in decidedly non-Christmas features.
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It even looks like she was wearing pajamas for this decidedly not wild shindig.
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" That's decidedly more questions than just, "Do you think we can still be friends?
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But a decidedly larger group (216%) see Trump unfavorably than see him favorably (24%).
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Honestly, Christie is not bad—not great, but decidedly not bad—during these appearances.
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Among its heavy-hitters are Tencent, which called the unclogging "decidedly inspiring", and NetEase.
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Ford was a popular figure for his outsized personality and decidedly atypical political demeanor.
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To be clear, even with Coffman's support, the gambit remains a decidedly uphill affair.
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Swedish erotic filmmaker Erika Lust's porn is shot from a decidedly sensual, female perspective.
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But despite their new name, the ants' shy nature makes them decidedly un-T.
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Despite those comments, Trump still pushed a decidedly anti-immigrant message at his rally.
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Facebook is employing a decidedly old-school tactic to a series of disruptive missteps.
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But while EV sales are definitely growing, the electrified market is still decidedly niche.
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There was no denying Fallon looked the part as the decidedly silent senior counselor.
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"Banding together, en masse, around something relatively meaningless but somehow decidedly awesome and hilarious."
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Even catnip was decidedly less fun for these cats than simply being around humans.
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Murkowski, in particular, offered a decidedly circumspect view of what the House passed Thursday.
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In addition to these product tweaks, the company took some decidedly low-tech measures.
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But the president&aposs message to Canada is a bit different, decidedly less friendly.
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There's something decidedly therapeutic about these accounts of broken, incomplete bits made whole again.
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This means, unlike pretty much any other sport, the play is decidedly non-linear.
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The Secret Service cannot and will not be enablers of these decidedly unpresidential predilections.
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The film and movie take decidedly different approaches to the script — including their settings.
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Her parents are evangelical Christian pastors, and she was raised with decidedly conservative values.
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He also has worked directly with Russian oligarchs in deals that look decidedly dodgy.
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Drivers are decidedly not cool with how the company is divvying up the pie.
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And this marks only the beginning of what's decidedly a new trend for Microsoft.
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This latest offering landed in me as a decidedly black speculative, or afrofuturist, performance.
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The difference is that Marnie's allowed to do that but Hannah decidedly is not.
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The country has decidedly voted yes to marriage equality in its voluntary postal survey.
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And yet a decidedly tropical weather phenomenon is taking place: an Atlantic Ocean hurricane.
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The vast bulk of the 21st century has been decidedly hope- and promise free.
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"This will reduce injury very decidedly for the great percentage of skiers," Lund wrote.
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Working as a narc is decidedly the least punk thing I have ever done.
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Whatever the reference points it feels decidedly un-Monday which is a great compliment.
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However, statistics show that private equity firms have made things decidedly worse for newspapers.
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If Mexico wins that game, the Colombians can expect a decidedly more hostile crowd.
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A Terrible Country is decidedly well-timed, arriving at a moment when complex, critical
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That voice has been decidedly negative toward the notion of an independent space force.
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Needless to say, consumer advocates were decidedly unimpressed by AT&T's successful procedural gambit.
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But the artists were decidedly not fans of the one on Cara Delevingne's finger.
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There was also a decidedly libertarian trait embedded in the list, a McGahn signature.
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Moreover, lead demand is looking decidedly shaky due to weakness in the automotive sector.
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It is decidedly good news for the inhabitants of the city of Norilsk itself.
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Considering all that went down in November 2016, Halloween costumes are decidedly ancient news.
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Since it runs an emulator, it can play decidedly non-Nintendo games like Doom.
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If you're looking for a decidedly adult advent calendar, this is a fine choice.
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The list was decidedly conservative and not heavily comprised of your typical legal elites.
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While it looked like a bargain at $18, it was decidedly lacking in flavor.
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Tencent took decidedly different tactic: Investing in, and/or buying up, major game makers.
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That's decidedly more affordable than the prices for natural diamonds and many synthetic gems.
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With Maduro's ascension to the presidency in 2013, the government has become decidedly authoritarian.
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Meanwhile, my Nike Air Max 720s feel decidedly too small at a men's 8.5.
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Many EPA employees are decidedly not looking forward to welcoming him to the agency.
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Rail news in the United States has been decidedly less glamorous in recent years.
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Facebook's hundreds of pages of follow-ups to Senators make for decidedly uninteresting reading.
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What's certain is that by that time, his personal beliefs were decidedly in transition.
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And like her predecessor, Weidel is decidedly unhappy about Merkel's asylum and refugee policies.
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Part of the company's small-scale — and decidedly human, handmade process — means limited batches.
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Lou Barletta, Casey's immigration-hawk challenger, took a decidedly different stance on the facility.
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Yes, he's decidedly liberal on some major issues, like climate change and gun control.
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It revealed that the company's staff remains largely white or Asian and decidedly male.
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The Rockets add up to something decidedly less than the sum of their parts.
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The décor is decidedly upscale industrial, with exposed brick walls and a garage door.
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Economic self-interest and the pursuit of profits tilts decidedly toward an open internet.
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A note on computers: We have adopted a decidedly manual approach to our task.
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Even though these are Japanese dogs, this gives the movie a decidedly outsider perspective.
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Lord & Taylor continued some decidedly American traditions after it was acquired by Hudson's Bay.
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The script features plenty of portents about decidedly unfunny goings-on at the firm.
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Who needs Sno-Caps or M&M's when you can have decidedly Satanic gingersnaps?
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Among those viewers were the Myanmar police, who took a decidedly less-sanguine view.
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Strycker is a digital native, and his is a decidedly digitally enabled Big Year.
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WASHINGTON — The intelligence craft in American history and culture is a decidedly mixed bag.
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While meal kit services have grown in popularity, kids' services have been decidedly limited.
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In reality, Honduras is decidedly winning its war against drug traffickers and criminal gangs.
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It may be decidedly low-tech and may apply to conditions other than cancer.
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The paper's coverage of California as a land of possibility was decidedly not cynical.
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Of course, if you think about it, Haley's tweet is a decidedly Trumpian move.
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Endless sand roads course though stands of pitch pine, a scraggly, decidedly unmajestic evergreen.
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And their aesthetic is decidedly new: neither old-school-rocker makeup nor drag queen.
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That's the event for which the United States often trains, with decidedly mixed results.
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For one thing, despite being a top-down shooter, Butter Royale is decidedly nonviolent.
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"The consensus around stock prices is decidedly upbeat," he wrote in his outlook note.
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Their lab is decidedly makeshift, with the look of a high school electronics lab.
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When it comes to marriage, however, the Colombian-born singer is decidedly less enthusiastic.
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Yes, one is corporate and legal and the other geopolitical and decidedly not legal.
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That's been difficult to ascertain to date because of the decidedly wide-open field.
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The Boulevard business district is decidedly wholesome, populated by schoolchildren after the dismissal bell.
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Once they complete the game, they'll earn a decidedly analog new HPE Cybersecurity patch.
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Too many Americans see themselves as victims, which historically speaking is decidedly un-American.
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Yezi Zhang, a college student, was there, too, and her emotions were decidedly mixed.
|
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Jokes about WWIII strike some over the age of 10 as decidedly—offensively—unfunny.
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It sounds funny when I write it, but it was decidedly earnest because...Noah.
|
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It was decidedly painless and very quick, sitting pretty in its third lobe placement.
|
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But the next round of candidates to jump in could be decidedly less so.
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Corbyn, in contrast, is a longtime euroskeptic whose stance on Brexit is decidedly murky.
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Having never been part of that demographic, I was decidedly uneasy about social interaction.
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Krause seemed decidedly out of place in the company of tall and trim athletes.
|
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Mr. de Blasio has a decidedly star-crossed record when it comes to wildlife.
|
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To do otherwise will tilt domestic and international opinion decidedly against the United States.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa farmers are decidedly anxious about the trade war with China.
|
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Unlike Japan, South Korea is decidedly not playing the staunch ally role right now.
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Recipe of the day: Molasses gives ginger cookies a decidedly adult, almost caramel flavor.
|
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Most obviously, Mr. Trump's weak approval ratings have decidedly shifted the national political environment.
|
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A decade later, however, his British counterpart, Thomas Huxley, took a decidedly different view.
|
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An unnamed 26-year-old man from Detroit is decidedly in the latter category.
|
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Most of those, 22006 percent, said their vote will be decidedly against President Trump.
|
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What makes this festival a true adventure is that it is decidedly not thematic.
|
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The family members range from decidedly tight-lipped to happily outspoken about their political preferences.
|
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When viewed in that light, Trump's record on most of those measures is decidedly average.
|
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Windows traffic fell considerably this year, while Chrome OS became decidedly more popular in 2018.
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Trans athlete activists are decidedly split on which approach best protects the rights of students.
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A typewriter font is distinguishable, in other words, by a decidedly boring visual quality: predictability.
|
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But one of the country's most influential cultural exports today is decidedly un-chill: Dancehall.
|
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Trump has also been accused of working with Russia in a decidedly non-normal way.
|
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It's decidedly low-tech and — I feel I should warn you — a little bit tedious.
|
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Contrary to the historical norm, Mexico's ruling elite during NAFTA has been decidedly pro-U.
|
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With his appointments, Trump is taking the government and policy in a decidedly rightward direction.
|
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It may be a part decidedly more clever and attractive than the real-life me.
|
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So shrug all you want, but the future of food is looking decidedly post-meat.
|
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We decide to watch Netflix's Black Mirror...which is decidedly NOT CHILL and hella depressing.
|
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Overall, the space is both decidedly unpretentious and filled with compelling work by local artists.
|
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It's a decidedly romantic and intentional move, especially since Callie wasn't complaining about the vibe.
|
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"Initial reception from the media was decidedly more skeptical than with Pooper," the duo write.
|
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It's moody, dark, and decidedly un-festive — just the way I like my holiday music.
|
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The bites that contained peppers were potently hot, while those that didn't were decidedly not.
|
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The level of hype is particularly high, and some of the numbers are decidedly soft.
|
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The curators' installation recognizes Murray's heterogeneity by decidedly de-emphasizing the serialism in her work.
|
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Fears of a "purge of sex-segregated restrooms across the nation are therefore decidedly exaggerated".
|
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It's a horrifying and heavy-handed response for a decidedly mild interaction between two adults.
|
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Many artworks have been crowdsourced in the past decade, but the results are decidedly mixed.
|
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But this kind of display would (hypothetically) help solve some simple, decidedly non-silly problems.
|
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The hunger for change is stronger than ever this year, and it is decidedly bipartisan.
|
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Within a few years, "swinging London" had given us a new, decidedly non-domestic ideal.
|
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Romance found me when I looked at the world in this decidedly sparkly eyed way.
|
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And the home button is decidedly different from what you're used to in previous iPhones.
|
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There's a real play in the collection between something decidedly dressed-up and equally effortless.
|
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And, yes, we do feel decidedly left out of your Bachelor brackets and viewing parties.
|
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Other material, like "Parasite," however, skips the saccharine altogether, going for something decidedly more brutal.
|
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Yet Justice Kennedy closed his third decade on the court in a decidedly rightward pose.
|
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Certain things, like someone's mental and physical health, are decidedly none of our damn business.
|
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The politician was a popular figure for his outsized personality and decidedly atypical political demeanor.
|
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Messiah's latest single comes from a decidedly different place, one closer to the global mainstream.
|
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This will decidedly solve the problem of boob sweat or friction from skin and clothing.
|
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But now he's considering entering a decidedly bigger race: for president of the United States.
|
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Another decidedly Google advantage is that the content shared in a dedicated space becomes searchable.
|
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With its glass facades and sharp corners, their house also looks decidedly un-baby-proofed.
|
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And the queen won't be the only one with a more decidedly laid-back look.
|
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Then an unlikely savior stepped in: Noyes' decidedly secular, business-savvy son Pierrepont Burt Noyes.
|
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HumanEyes is aiming to fill in that gap with its decidedly prosumer Vuze VR camera.
|
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Models at London Fashion Week's TOPMAN show were sporting a decidedly odd aesthetic: fake dirt.
|
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On Tuesday, Trump got a version of Pelosi that was decidedly more stick than carrot.
|
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Greetings, and welcome to a decidedly not lighthearted edition of Replay, WIRED's videogame news roundup.
|
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Garlic, so deliciously fragrant in so many recipes, is decidedly less so on our fingers.
|
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Forcing customers to choose between overpriced, swag-filled bundles or nothing is decidedly anti-consumer.
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Ossoff ran on a decidedly moderate platform with millions of dollars to back him up.
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The whole thing, especially its eerie promo video and bloody marketing photos, is decidedly creepy.
|
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In the relatively short history of social media public offerings, the results are decidedly mixed.
|
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Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (decidedly non-tech) has a YTD return of +7.1%.
|
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What it does do, however, is provide luminosity while maintaining a decidedly low-key vibe.
|
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For his part, Trump is decidedly not interested in agreeing with Colbert on any subject.
|
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His unabashed display of joy was a powerful coda to a decidedly un-joyful 2016.
|
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Feinstein's "brand of centrism is decidedly out of fashion in both parties," Schnur told CNN.
|
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Everything in the decidedly low-tech bedroom is as carefully considered as a business move.
|
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An episode in which Mr. Bell explores the decidedly white hipster culture of Portland, Ore.
|
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Now, one major brand is trying to give the breakfast food a decidedly hip veneer.
|
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It's a decidedly different challenge from the ones conventional studios and theater owners are facing.
|
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It's a decidedly Italian-American rendition, sure, but it's my link to that beautiful country.
|
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It also is decidedly unclear whether the GOP measure could pass muster with the House.
|
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For the vegans among us, the best option for prepared meals decidedly come from Veestro.
|
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It didn't take long before the site's coverage of the Netanyahu government turned decidedly positive.
|
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"Despite these losses, consumer mood among Germans remains decidedly positive," GfK researcher Rolf Buerkl said.
|
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The problem was that ahuacatewas decidedly hard for many early 20th century Americans to pronounce.
|
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That culture, once associated with parties and rapid expansion, is decidedly less feel-good today.
|
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Um, Pelosi, you put a decidedly political spin on something that is not remotely political.
|
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Was the microphone of the decidedly anti-Willkie Herbert Hoover cut off during his speech?
|
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All that is to say: This year's race is still decidedly up in the air.
|
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One night last weekend, I was looking for something decidedly chill to play and stream.
|
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Now, utilizing the Vehicle's southbound trip, they added a left, which was decidedly less pristine.
|
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The upset of the year had been won, decidedly, but with something like 16,000 votes.
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The writer and actor Jeff Whitty's idea for a Go-Go's musical was decidedly different.
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Kings of Leon play and so do Green Day (twice), but both sound decidedly flat.
|
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And their program at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening was decidedly eccentric, yet utterly winning.
|
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Back on Earth, however, the news coming out of Biosphere 2 was decidedly less cosmic.
|
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It is true that my review of Una Pizza Napoletana last year was decidedly mixed.
|
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Americans have come to think government is corrupt because the economy's outcomes look decidedly corrupt.
|
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In fact, the Cellino & Barnes jingle, Kaufman's most famous work, is a decidedly uncool sound.
|
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Lloyd Suh's "Mandarin Duck" and France-Luce Benson's "Fall" strike a decidedly more melancholy note.
|
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This crystal one from Gucci will push a workday blazer into decidedly more festive territory.
|
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That 220 percent growth now looks decidedly optimistic, said Frank Gens, chief analyst at IDC.
|
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He spent the remainder of his 93 years living a decidedly quiet and unblemished life.
|
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Like her previous releases, it's the work of a very small, decidedly innovative family team.
|
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Younger Chinese, who grew up in China's boom years, say they are decidedly self-sufficient.
|
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Village Cafe's hot borscht, strong and decidedly unvegetarian, outperforms some I've had in Brighton Beach.
|
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His policy vision, decidedly from the left in the United States, matches mainstream Canadian views.
|
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Politics seems to present two ways forward, both decidedly non-Stalinist forms of authoritarian collectivism.
|
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They returned from the wilderness decidedly as a couple, and have been so ever since.
|
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But elsewhere in the city, the sale of fidget spinners is decidedly off the books.
|
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With its bendable Razr, Motorola has taken a decidedly different approach than Samsung and Huawei.
|
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Mortgage rates moved decidedly lower last week, but neither homebuyers nor homeowners were particularly impressed.
|
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Most Americans are also decidedly against the core tenants of the Republican tax cut agenda.
|
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Yet in recent years, the balance has decidedly favored the second part of the title.
|
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She said her daughter's previous elementary school took a decidedly lax approach to classroom food.
|
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A litany of (decidedly unimpeachable) patriots delivered a series of devastating blows to Trump's defense.
|
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The law in this instance is decidedly against the president, and so are the precedents.
|
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A succession of conservative governors has also emphasized South Carolina's decidedly inhospitable climate for unions.
|
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According to The Independent, Halloween in Great Britain is decidedly scarier, even for younger kids.
|
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Just one problem — Lieberman's former Democratic colleagues are decidedly non-plussed by his potential selection.
|
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The roster of recent M.V.P.s of the Vegas summer league is a decidedly mixed bag.
|
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Her pieces were voluptuous, organic, whimsical, erotic, exuberant, sometimes cartoonlike, but most often decidedly feminist.
|
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The event was a decidedly casual affair, with officials in print shirts and big smiles.
|
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The show is nothing if not lighthearted; mass destruction would be decidedly out of character.
|
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This turned the jihadists decidedly against Turkey, prompting their leaders to call for attacks there.
|
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Also, that scientist's background needed to be checked, not to mention his decidedly sickly color.
|
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Those changes have been met with decidedly mixed reviews within the league and from fans.
|
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I am flying from Nairobi, Kenya, to Mogadishu, Somalia, and I am feeling decidedly queasy.
|
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He decided to be a Republican — even though New York City was decidedly Democrat; 11.
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Since then, though, the balance of the court has shifted decidedly in favor of conservatives.
|
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Sinatra and David Bowie, two decidedly different singers, were also photographed repeatedly by Mr. O'Neill.
|
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But behind-the-scenes photos show that the line at Kjeragbolten is decidedly less zen.
|
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U.S. stock futures were slightly lower this morning, but recent momentum has been decidedly positive.
|
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Even her final confrontation with her nemesis, realistic though it undoubtedly is, feels decidedly anticlimactic.
|
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Here, Apple faces a decidedly uphill battle to make gaming within chat apps a thing.
|
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The upgrade has been made possible by a decidedly less welcome phenomenon: melting sea ice.
|
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But in Brooklyn recently, a decidedly more bohemian expression of middle-aged fashion has emerged.
|
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Democrats have a lot of candidates who now back a decidedly progressive platform, including Sens.
|
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But the new world he has created in his latest paintings is decidedly less familiar.
|
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All of them will be presented, as is Bee's wont, through a decidedly feminist lens.
|
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Smugglers and migrants often meet challenges posed by surveillance technology with decidedly low-tech solutions.
|
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The Model Series, meanwhile, is the decidedly staid name for the company's new Bluetooth speaker series.
|
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" They have said she has a "decidedly grating pitch and punishing tone" and called her "shrill.
|
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While "family reunification" may sound like a decidedly noneconomic rationale for return migration, it is not.
|
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His decidedly more outlandish purchase of a moon rocket appeared to come out of left field.
|
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Theranos and Holmes' claims that their million-dollar company were changing the world appeared decidedly false.
|
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That disdain shines through from combative White House briefings to President Trump's decidedly non-diplomatic tweets.
|
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A frequent guest on cable news, Avenatti has become a political celebrity using decidedly Trumpian tactics.
|
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But here, more than ever, the real horror awaiting the player is decidedly, yet differently, human.
|
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In January, Culkin stayed decidedly mum about his friendship with Jackson on Marc Maron's WTF podcast.
|
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Everything else about it is, in ways that are subtle but difficult to deny, decidedly secondary.
|
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But Classixx harnesses it all with panache, forging something fresh and decidedly contemporary from the familiar.
|
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And if Roberts's roles were decidedly grown-up, she still maintained a childish air about her.
|
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Many workers could instead file complaints with the EEOC, which holds a decidedly pro-LGBT view.
|
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Vanderpump, one of the net's decidedly youngest shows, doesn't want to fall into that same trap.
|
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One girl I know, who is decidedly cooler and better dressed than me, complimented my look.
|
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Lawrence O'Donnell of MSNBC described it as a "decidedly boring event" a little after 10 p.m.
|
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Will it be enough for the decidedly "change" candidate Donald Trump to win the White House?
|
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They look decidedly less like Bitmoji, Snapchat's own customizable emoji, which it draws obvious comparisons to.
|
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The earbuds are decidedly less minimalist than AirPods, with generally more plastic, including over-ear hooks.
|
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A rise in coeliac disease and self-diagnosed gluten intolerance has made wheat seem decidedly dangerous.
|
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With titles like "Insomnia" and "Under Pressure," the songs reference Tisdale's experiences yet remain decidedly upbeat.
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The United States is a decidedly very different place today than what it was in 2012.
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Obama has issued a full-throated pushback against those sentiments in Europe to decidedly mixed results.
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But Listen Bar, a pop-up, has a decidedly different vibe than that concept often implies.
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Top Apple executives have publicly advocated for the company's decidedly editorial approach to picking news stories.
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The opening ceremony was decidedly simple and low-tech, a reflection of Brazil's tough economic times.
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They quickly carved off buyers turned off by the minivan's functional but decidedly boring box shape.
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It's decidedly blue collar — and his matter-of-fact way of speaking belies his extraordinary success.
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Whatever your thoughts on race relations, this is a decidedly bold gambit in the discourse wars.
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But during a decidedly dark period for LGBTQ Americans, José Sarria was a beam of light.
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Wolfgang Tillmans is wearing a plain red T–shirt, construction-worker jeans, and decidedly unfashionable trainers.
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Given the public's mocking tone, it's a good bet the final product will look decidedly different.
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And also something that is decidedly not easy to do in 1703 square feet of space.
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With Venus in detached Aquarius until this coming Saturday, though, her M.O. is decidedly more egalitarian.
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But its design is decidedly less fun and unique than the Spot's cleaved softball-like shape.
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And at Google, even events that are decidedly not normal aspire to a kind of casualness.
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New Order performed directly after R&B singer Janelle Monae, a decidedly difficult act to follow.
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Her take on the Dior woman was decidedly modern, empowering with a precise measure of sensitivity.
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That's why it's a decidedly trickier choice for a celeb to reveal their significant other online.
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Half-purse, half-luggage, the carrying case is decidedly pretty chic for a Disney-themed product.
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What reason could he possibly have for besmirching his name in decidedly anti-Trump Silicon Valley?
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At a table of decidedly anti-corporate women, Sandberg engaged, and seemed to win over, everyone.
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Rand Paul played golf together on Sunday, a move that both sides painted as decidedly friendly.
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Despite that, however, the 2017 Continental is decidedly a new way forward for Ford's luxury brand.
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They are decidedly not the ones that will bring historical awareness or humility to the masses.
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The wine list tilts decidedly toward reds: 764 10th Avenue (52nd Street), 212-586-0888, decimonyc.com.
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On Thursday, one of his deputies faced a decidedly sharper inquisition from a panel in Britain.
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As a non-vegan, non-athlete, non-sports fan, I am decidedly none of those things.
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The push for younger viewers comes as evidence suggests the traditional television audience is decidedly grayer.
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" Adds Valencia: "Ali's style is decidedly fresh and coastal with a dose of rustic and vintage.
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Jackson Wayne makes leather goods with a decidedly old-timey, pre-WWII/post-Pony Express bent.
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The last time we saw Mulder and Scully, things looked decidedly bleak for everyone's favorite believer.
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Stroheim's ending was scrapped and replaced by a decidedly more Christian one, directed by Swanson herself.
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Luger had the perfect pro wrestling body, but paired it with such decidedly imperfect everything else.
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UBI is being tested in Finland and other international markets, but has received decidedly mixed reactions.
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Once Pee-wee starts his road trip to New York, however, things become decidedly less even.
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In fact, Samsung's calling it AR Emoji — decidedly less catchy than the name Apple landed on.
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FeathersDo you remember the aforementioned expensive and highly curated vintage shops that Monkies is decidedly not?
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The video was a decidedly bad look for Cousins, who is among the NBA's best players.
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But there is an inevitable letdown when this decidedly unconventional movie settles into more familiar territory.
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On the guys' side, there's Michael Bolton wannabe Jordan Sasser (decidedly not better than anyone) vs.
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She told Colbert that she grew up in a totally different and decidedly non-militant environment.
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But bartenders think the AI makes a problematic, technological mountain out of a decidedly human molehill.
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The decidedly high-end looking e-bike could attract new users to consider an e-bike.
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But individual remarks delivered after the joint statement were decidedly more pessimistic about finding common ground.
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There is something decidedly easygoing and stress-free about her actions, even down to her speech.
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Sentiment has been decidedly negative and understandably so, but the fundamentals tell a much different story.
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This wine decidedly did not fit our hard-earned guidelines, but Pete stood by his choice.
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Yahoo claims that it was happy with the results, while other commentators were decidedly less impressed.
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This sense of isolation—of escapism and separation—on Antisocialites is decidedly opposite from their debut.
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The most distinctive of the newcomers deal with youth-centric stories, albeit in decidedly different ways.
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Tencent is taking a decidedly different tactic: Investing in, and/or buying up, major game makers.
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How these directors reach Hollywood can be decidedly more modern than the paths earlier generations traveled.
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His FDJ team, however, is a decidedly low-rent operation in comparison to Sky or BMC.
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While the story is hypermodern in subject matter, it feels decidedly old-school in its delivery.
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With their last two wins, the Suns have completed season sweeps of two decidedly different opponents.
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With detached collars, holey sweaters and frayed hems, the look is decidedly disheveled — and artfully unkempt.
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Moreover, the evidence is decidedly mixed on a causal link between investment treaties and investment flows.
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Shots and pints pour freely and there's a decidedly Cheers vibe to the early-morning crowd.
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Hopefully, more lingerie brands will take a page from Lively's decidedly democratic approach to fit guidance.
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It seemed so obvious that it would be the right statement piece — overflowing, shapeless, decidedly unflattering.
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The token kid who felt decidedly "uncool" and in need of something "extreme" in my diet.
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Clinton's response demonstrated her impressive intellect and diplomatic experience, it was decidedly not a viral moment.
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But the visual journalists like Ms. Wallace whom we enlisted for this project were decidedly different.
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The Croatians are decidedly unhappy with his decision, and the cross is too deep — and wasted.
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For a man who wrote in a decidedly different era, his voice resonates through the decades.
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Still, it is exhilarating to apply this paradigm to wine, even in a decidedly general way.
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The heart of the work sets in only after Ravel's (and, decidedly, Ms. Kopatchinskaja's) introductory cadenza.
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By 1990, after working many years in gouache, her oil paintings became decidedly open and loose.
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And while you can tell her influences — German expressionism and Fauvism — the work is decidedly hers.
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Nevertheless, these early appearances dazzled with their decidedly self-possessed and canny approach to the material.
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Tai Kwun is decidedly tourist-friendly; in its first half-year, it recorded one million visitors.
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As a politician with national aspirations beyond the Senate, Mr. McCain has a decidedly mixed legacy.
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Shelley's description of the being — whom Frankenstein often calls a fiend or daemon — is decidedly sparse.
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The left building is decidedly pre-modern architecture, with similar houses off in the distance behind.
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At the performance of Negro Folklore I attended, the audience was decidedly Caucasian and presumably sympathetic.
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In America, of course, every option that isn't driving a car everywhere remains decidedly non-mainstream.
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They will seek to make their decidedly left policies the updated version of their past policies.
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Looks like that material got a bit stale, and he tried something new and decidedly British.
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As such, the public areas downstairs are decidedly ascetic, as were rural homes of the era.
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But there are no expensive seats at Peoples' Symphony Concerts, giving it a decidedly egalitarian cast.
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The nation's top securities regulator is going to have a decidedly Sullivan & Cromwell look to it.
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The Washington Post, Reese Witherspoon and Julian Castro are among the decidedly hip platform's recent additions.
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The House is decidedly not the Senate, where the minority party can effectively stop most legislation.
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Something built for a gaming audience that remembers Shenmue but is decidedly shaped by contemporary tastes.
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The ingredients I had on hand in the larder, though, were decidedly more European in nature.
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OTTAWA — Canada's election is everything America's 2020 race isn't: It's polite, predictable and decidedly low-key.
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In effect, economists have assigned them a value of zero, when the risks are decidedly not.
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Though their songs are tautly structured and decidedly sweet, their cloak of mayhem can be dissuading.
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I wouldn't call it a salad, as this dish is still decidedly more salmon than lettuce.
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Australia is decidedly more urbanized and more cosmopolitan than the United States, Britain or continental Europe.
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The state leans decidedly Democratic and has not elected a Republican senator in nearly 50 years.
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Small groups of residents plunked themselves next to the stage to converse — decidedly not sotto voce.
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The selected works include blunt poems that refer directly to Mr. Trump, in decidedly unflattering terms.
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It's a vessel that looks like a Republican, but who has decidedly liberal intentions and beliefs.
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If Wood were to paint his "Gothic" family today, the background would be decidedly more apocalyptic.
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While all three are decidedly second-tier (or lower) candidates, this exposure -- national TV audience etc.
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Lewandowski, who ran President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign for a time, was a decidedly hostile witness.
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Our global counterparts continue to show decidedly more progressive attitudes toward the development of blockchain technology.
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You can use those neuromods to gain access to incredible powers, some human, some decidedly not.
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But in recent years the stories attached to Latvian club sides has been decidedly more negative.
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Just two years ago, Virginia Democrats delivered a resounding victory that turned the state decidedly blue.
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Then the moment passes, and my decidedly un-monkish day resumes as professor, journalist, husband, father.
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This was decidedly not the most common path taken by many fast-growth consumer-facing startups.
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There's also a moment when Vince pokes fun of Paul for smoking Parliaments, a decidedly "feminine" cigarette.
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For a company that once resisted collecting local taxes, Airbnb has taken a decidedly pro-tax turn.
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The only sore spot are the giant bezels around the screen, which are decidedly passé in 2017.
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The company offered a decidedly British rationale: It is easier to spread jam on the straight variety.
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"Washington has become decidedly anti-China," Adams told CNBC at the IIF meeting in Tokyo on Thursday.
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When it comes to their overall perception of the National Rifle Association, millennials are decidedly not fans.
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Rug shopping is one of those decidedly adult tasks that we simultaneously dread and take pride in.
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But, for Eddie Redmayne and his suitcase filled with "fantastic beasts," the task becomes decidedly less mundane.
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Advisors also stress that two ETFs with similar names might have decidedly different holdings at different weightings.
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While some studies show that dogs don't like hugs, Fred is decidedly not one of those pups.
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She'd been rumored to be his girlfriend, so the paps interpreted their hugs a decidedly different way.
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But another part of Trump's Squawkbox interview is decidedly bad news for the Clinton team and Mrs.
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She also wore a tiara at her bachelorette party… although it was decidedly more, well, bachelorette-y.
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Although Maghra depends, in part, on Baba Voss, Paris is self-sufficient, revered, and acts decidedly alone.
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In another memorable (and decidedly less sexy) scene, Joffrey points a crossbow at a weeping Sansa Stark.
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It is decidedly bad, with Glasses dropping his namesake onto Jo in the middle of the deed.
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Neither spot is in any hurry, and time there moves at a pace that is decidedly prehashtag.
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But as solid as the hardware design is, my experience with Vi's software was decidedly more mixed.
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The Natural State is decidedly lacking in some of the best things in nature — like fresh air.
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But Arroyo decidedly updates the genre of American landscape painting, capturing the flux of contemporary urban landscapes.
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Priced at $22018, the Micromax Bharat 22015, the phone I used, is a decidedly low-end device.
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It equated a film with a sharp political edge to one that is decidedly disinterested in politics.
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Now, Delta Air Lines is trying to gain an edge with its food — a decidedly tall order.
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But while her self-promotional outfit is widely available for purchase, her accessories were decidedly less accessible.
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But where the prequels had a much larger mythology to explore, Han's story is decidedly more narrow.
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Rita Ora's red carpet glam was decidedly low-key for the 20173 European Music Awards on Sunday.
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As you grind on the dance floor and do a few shots, you're feeling decidedly more frisky.
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It's got a founder that's decidedly not an internationally-known 20-something, nor a former Vogue intern.
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Many people believe that beauty pageants, and the people who compete in them, are decidedly anti-feminist.
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It's a move about which Sabrina has some doubts, and she expresses them in decidedly feminist terms.
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The Teacher guide, meanwhile, is free to anyone (though the kits and Switches are decidedly less so).
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Nineties' culture, despite how much we fetishize it in our "woke" society today, was decidedly not woke.
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Both countries are poised to host general elections this year with Macron and Merkel's position decidedly uncertain.
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But the twins were instead photographed in witchy, drapey, and decidedly unsexy clothing over their slight frames.
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Loosely borrowing some elements of the Spanish original, ABC has made a decidedly American version Grand Hotel.
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By her own account, their relationship shifted from officially professional to decidedly intimate when she was 19.
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But it's hard to dissuade people from using your product in a way that's proven decidedly lucrative.
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We got our information, commentary, news, from the decidedly one-sided left-wing leaning traditional mainstream media.
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This community was decidedly not a commune, and its relationship to counterculture or utopianism was not foundational.
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But Pandora launched its IPO years ago, and it's decidedly screwed, with or without the rate hike.
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China's efforts to develop national champions in what it calls "pillar industries" have a decidedly chequered record.
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It was an ignominious end for a man who had ruled Germany, and one he decidedly deserved.
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The walk from the parking lot to the entrance, like the rest of Iceland, is decidedly scenic.
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If Obama's choice was down-to-earth (albeit touristy), Trump's selection this week is decidedly not -- literally.
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Sure, Cruz is into shooting, but only for the nurturing, decidedly non-murderous purpose of making breakfast.
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The DNC welcome wagon here is decidedly less welcoming than what I experienced at the Cleveland airport.
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Where he has led, it seems many have followed in this decidedly un-American, anti-press trend.
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Other than my own family photos, these are decidedly not my photos or my story to tell.
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But even if the tax breaks aren't enriching Americans broadly, one group is decidedly benefiting: Republican politicians.
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The sprinter takes over from comedian Ricky Gervais, whose ads for the company received decidedly mixed reviews.
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Its consequences, however, were decidedly immoral, for fear, according to Huggins, inspired him to betray his beliefs.
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Today's challenge: a group date in Dr. Love's lab, a decidedly evil lair high above the city.
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On Wednesday, Cohen was decidedly apologetic, asserting that he was driven by a "blind loyalty" to Trump.
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As to whether electronic trading of the close leads to more volumes, the results were decidedly ambivalent.
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While most weddings are decidedly dog-free, a few ceremonies incorporate precious pooches in an adorable way.
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Horizon, a $499 combination dash / action camera from a startup called Waylens, is a decidedly niche product.
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Contrary to what those lying islands will tell you, it is decidedly not better in the Bahamas.
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His adopted city is decidedly safer; but the force is not much better liked, particularly by minorities.
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As of late, many of those shirts and posts have taken on a decidedly MMA-centric theme.
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But the ultimate failsafe is the transformation of the Supreme Court, which is becoming decidedly right leaning.
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Thirty would have been better, in the sense that thirteen dollars is decidedly more expensive than $12.95.
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Housed in a former Chinese restaurant up a steep hill, the museum has a decidedly handmade feel.
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And it's safe to say that Barr's got a decidedly different perspective of the matter than Congress.
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If Wolf's debut felt trite and inadequately argued to anyone paying attention, then I decidedly hadn't been.
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Now, it is decidedly inland, 22020 miles northwest of Sydney on the edge of Australia's arid outback.
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Given Apple's history of making sleek, elegant gadgets, the new phones struck many people as decidedly clunky.
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And, most importantly, Mr. Redstone and Ms. Redstone now are decidedly in charge of the company's future.
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Look, the southeastern part of New Hampshire — where most of the people vote — is decidedly middle class.
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Lay has an infectiously upbeat quality to him, and his reviews of mascot life were decidedly mixed.
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"Too late," Ms. Childs said, days before an election for which she sounded decidedly less fired up.
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Her second Tony, for a 22005 revival of Noël Coward's "Private Lives," was decidedly for lead actress.
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So, while according to Redditing teens, weed isn't necessarily "cool," per se, it is decidedly not uncool.
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The neighborhood is decidedly low-rise, but a project that is in the works will change that.
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The outrage: While Jeremy Roenick appears to be on board, the choice is getting decidedly mixed reviews.
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If we use mainstream, cis-dominated beauty pageants as a metric, then our progress is decidedly slim.
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Will the public embrace the decidedly un-rock-'n'-roll rebirth of the Rock N Roll McDonalds?
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But because Bowie's concept of art was decidedly theatrical, he pioneered the fully staged arena-rock show.
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In the past, the right simile would've been cumulonimbus clouds, but this haze feels decidedly like smoke.
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In major cities like Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Baltimore, daily life is racially separate and decidedly unequal.
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As for the promise that more ethanol would mean less harmful emissions, the data is decidedly mixed.
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And while she and McVey continued to write songs, she delivered them in decidedly non-pop settings.
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"That first week back was really heavy," Mr. Macht said wistfully, in a decidedly un-Harvey mode.
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Apple has taken a decidedly different approach to bringing cursor support to its tablet compared to Microsoft.
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" In 2016, the tone was decidedly darker as angry crowds joined in calls to "lock her up.
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These legislative victories weren't the only reason for the decidedly joyful energy on the national mall Friday.
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Why do these left-wing politicians see the decidedly left-wing protesters as agents of the right?
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Decidedly. Nothing says camp like getting to watch two aging divas go to war with one another.
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Green trees stood with wry and decidedly treelike composure at the bases of skyscrapers several feet tall.
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Talbot recalls it being decidedly out of vogue when he was a college student in the 1980s.
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Yet it takes one to know one: Under Mr. Abe, Japan has taken a decidedly authoritarian turn.
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Americans are decidedly progressive on economic issues, but they're more mixed and moderate on many social issues.
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The first big batch of evidence is public opinion: On economic issues, most Americans are decidedly populist.
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By coding strength as a decidedly masculine trait, women can in turn be dismissed for their weakness.
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But two of the best gospel singers nominated for Grammys this year take a decidedly different tack.
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A majority of Americans lean decidedly left on taxes, health care, the minimum wage and education funding.
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The echo EKG showed Jeff's heart function was mildly abnormal at rest and decidedly abnormal with exercise.
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But the mood was decidedly less bullish at Samaya Smoke Shop, another vape retailer on Washington Avenue.
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But after Mattis resigned last December, Trump tapped Mark Esper for the job, who's decidedly more enthusiastic.
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It was a "decidedly atheistic" program, said, and the young scholar found it convincing in many ways.
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But this new Suicide Squad trailer is decidedly lighter and less serious than the film's previous trailers.
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Beijing's tightening controls have made these decidedly un-fun times to be in the business of fun.
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And speaking of noses, the crisp menthol scent of this shaving cream is understated but decidedly masculine.
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When she opened for business online in April 2015, the first month's sales were decidedly unimpressive: $300.
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In the 1993 interview, Mr. Fitzgerald recalled his early days, when that was decidedly not the case.
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The film, scrupulously faithful to its source, is decidedly literary, but not in an especially satisfying way.
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CHURCH FENTON, England — A heavily pregnant Queen Victoria lay in bed, looking disheveledly pretty and decidedly grumpy.
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Obama's national security philosophy, on the other hand, took a decidedly internationalist, multilateral approach for eight years.
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Trump did send a few tweets referencing the 24/21 anniversary -- although they were decidedly self-referential.
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Shipwrecks are trespassers on the bottom of the ocean, human-made structures decidedly out of their element.
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But without access to banks, marijuana entrepreneurs are left to pay in a decidedly more manual way.
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However unexpected it is, though, the boys' willingness and ability to share is also decidedly eye-opening.
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Facebook didn't announce any changes, decidedly allowing politicians across the globe to unjustifiably smear their opponents online.
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The host does soft-spoken rambles too, though he sounds decidedly less engaged in what he's saying.
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Yet a much-promoted December meeting between the incoming administration and numerous tech chieftains was decidedly upbeat.
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Image quality is decidedly average, which, in late 2019, is actually higher praise than you might expect.
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But if you have bad credit, or none at all, your pool of options is decidedly smaller.
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The Dean Witter deal in 1997 was particularly reviled internally, being viewed as a decidedly downscale purchase.
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He responded with a decidedly uneven performance that unintentionally highlighted a disingenuous claim of his campaign strategists.
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This recipe for pearl couscous with feta, tomatoes and herbs is decidedly of the couch-nestling kind.
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Voters, however, have so far been underwhelmed, so the contest is off to a decidedly sleepy start.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Theme parks' child-friendly rides are safer and more accessible, but decidedly less rewarding.
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The techniques that educators and developmental psychologists have devised for cultivating this natural tendency are decidedly Socratic.
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Unlike that decidedly so-so device, though, the DTEK60 appears to be a much higher-end machine.
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The tone of the minutes was "decidedly noncommittal," according to Ward McCarthy, an economist at Jefferies LLC.
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Mr. Robot's second season has been met with a decidedly more tepid critical response than the first.
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Sharing a bill with her in Brooklyn is a decidedly more carnal performer: Miguel, who knocks himself out onstage like an old-school soul showman with a decidedly modern repertory, personalizing rock, R&B and hip-hop as he merges seduction with the pride of a cross-cultural outsider.
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The pink icing on the delightful neon cake that is Sayonara Wild Hearts is its decidedly feminine world.
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And she offered a decidedly nonpartisan comment on conservative Judge Brett Kavanaugh 's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Translate that pattern to nail art, however, and it stops feeling decade-specific and starts looking decidedly modern.
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As with you other work, Discordia is decidedly untraditional in terms of the way the photos are arranged.
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During the third trial of this control experiment, my wife tasted decidedly different than the previous two days.
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Politicians are decidedly not crafting elaborate BECCS plans, with supply chains spanning continents and carbon accounting spanning decades.
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Despite the over-the-top offerings the pair kept a decidedly low-key outlook on the big day.
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The pop star's on-off romance with MMA fighter Guilherme "Bomba" Vasconcelos appears to be decidedly back on.
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It's almost impossible to imagine today, but venture and the broader startup ecosystem used to be decidedly uncool.
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Here's the problem: The party distribution of these women is decidedly Democratic, particularly in the House of Representatives.
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EDF rejecting industry arguments that coal ash isn't a hazardous waste, Justice Scalia's environmental legacy is decidedly negative.
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Despite embracing feminine falsettos and professing the possession of actual emotions in their music, they remained decidedly masculine.
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If these men are any indication, the notion that women are definitely drawn to talent is decidedly true.
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Still, even though it's decidedly not meant for the average consumer, I can't help but want one anyway.
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The statement struck a decidedly dovish tone, and only one FOMC member, Esther George of Kansas City, dissented.
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About 90 guests attended the wedding, which had a decidedly New Orleans vibe, complete with a jazz band.
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The statement struck a decidedly dovish tone, and only one FOMC member, Esther George of Kansas City, dissented.
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He staked out a position that was decidedly different from those of his Republican rivals during the primaries.
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According to some analysts, the booming kwacha owes its turnaround to something decidedly less supernatural: central bank intervention.
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But the audio blasting through his pro-spec Genelec studio monitors is that of my decidedly unethereal single.
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It is wrong to attack women, which is why there are decidedly less tweets about Melania's dress today.
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Seeing Bran again, confined to a wheelchair because of that fall, Jamie looks decidedly guilty and horror-struck.
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In the genre of films about men learning their wives are witches, this one is decidedly less romantic.
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Democrats would be positioned to benefit in the Senate if the national race moved decidedly in their favor.
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Homeopathy is decidedly more comprehensive, exhaustive even, in its tack, from the inside out, and top to bottom.
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Like the KeyOne before it, TCL is continuing to offer a decidedly midrange spec list for the Key2.
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Songs like "Coffee's Gone Cold" and "I'm Not Good Enough" deliver first-person narratives decidedly unfocused on punchlines.
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Her work brought a fresh, decidedly black perspective to a genre that had been dominated by white authors.
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The Oscars are decidedly less glamorous when watched from your desk on just another Monday morning in Australia.
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This dark concoction comes from Nicolas Baptiste, mixologist at Experimental Beach on the decidedly sunny island of Ibiza.
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Of course, this is Pornhub we're talking about, so everything around the video stream is still decidedly NSFW.
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For the first time in the company's history, the it's made an instrument is decidedly not for musicians.
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Of course, not everyone at the network felt that way, and the view of Ailes was decidedly mixed.
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But BMW was decidedly ahead of the curve on electric and hybrid cars just a few years ago.
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On Netflix's new Archie Comics adaptation from Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Sabrina's parents are decidedly less available.
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While some flowers appear deceptively realistic, others split and overproduce, morphing into unrecognizable if decidedly still floral forms.
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Dubbed Cinemark Movie Club, the service uses a decidedly different approach than Moviepass' all-you-can-eat style.
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And, that long-ago fifth season was decidedly as messy as the three-day riot it centered around.
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The American Academy of Actuaries looked at the Senate's health care bill, and found a decidedly mixed bag.
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For the next two decades, the Democratic Party was decidedly centrist at all levels and almost every state.
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And polling is decidedly mixed about whether the public wants more government intervention in the health care sector.
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Perhaps counterintuitively, the report suggests that many of the foods that could benefit the most are decidedly soft.
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It doesn't do much – it basically shows elapsed time – but it does it in a decidedly sexy way.
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But charter students did not show any meaningful improvement over their peers in math, a decidedly mixed bag.
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It's a vital alliance, and one with which Trump has decidedly cooler relations than many of his predecessors.
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A grand mission to Mars that was always light on details has come to a decidedly terrestrial end.
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Barack Obama has 11 more days in the White House, but America has decidedly entered the Trump era.
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How does one navigate feelings of romance in a space that is decidedly — and with good reason — unromantic?
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He's very decidedly in the black/brownish armor of the North, implying he's in Winterfell or Castle Black.
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Walkman is back at this year's CES, but decidedly less high-end — and a whole lot more colorful.
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It was also the product of bold, brazen boardroom maneuvering, and of glossy, decidedly grown-up disco clubs.
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But discussions over the landlord's order were brief, as that issue was decidedly settled by all involved parties.
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The last time we saw Mulder and Scully, things looked decidedly bleak for everyone's favorite intrepid FBI agents.
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The artisan bread has this decidedly sweet, buttery taste that over powers every other flavor in your mouth.
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Now, it's even easy after death, thanks to a bodysuit made from a decidedly old-school material: mushrooms.
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By now, you know that the Rangers are getting a reboot next week, which is decidedly Hadid-free.
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The romantic imagery collected in Dronescapes doesn't reflect the decidedly unpretty purposes to which most drones are put.
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This year at CES, the company is building upon its inner-shoe expertise with something decidedly more ambitious.
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Or maybe as a Hester Prynne-type stuck with a scarlet letter for doing something decidedly un-Victorian.
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It remains decidedly rooted in Jones's present (a present that's been shot over many years starting around 2008).
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" Weiner told the San Francisco Chronicle that the AT&T fueled "evisceration" of his proposal was "decidedly unfair.
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But where TPAB is a polished and finished product — however ugly it may be — untitled is decidedly not.
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Only you're not spent: Even though it's a record that centers on death, Deerhunter's music is decidedly alive.
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Since then, "socialist" has become a pejorative, one that was hurled at the decidedly non-socialist Barack Obama.
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Such a decision may be expected ... to impel Russian foreign policy in directions decidedly not to our liking.
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This lineup of traveling shorts from America's pre-eminent showcase for independent cinema is a decidedly mixed bag.
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Early estimates skewed far higher because they drew on lab tests in paternity cases, a decidedly unrandom sample.
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Even though it's decidedly not traditional, the NUC 21080 still has some gaming tropes built into its chassis.
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Satlowski's dagger is decidedly a feminine object, a weapon, and a symbol of women's defense against masculine aggression.
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Decidedly. The completion total was his career high, and he threw for 300 yards just once last season.
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While Apple has released iPhones in colors like yellow and green before, this year's shades are decidedly different.
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Voters have a decidedly negative impression of him personally, and they don't think he can handle the presidency.
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But reviews for his act were decidedly mixed, and the exposure did not result in a ratings bounce.
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Donald Trump will have to undergo a primary, but for now his primary-tier competition is decidedly ambiguous.
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Instead, the Bank of Japan chose to keep things at a decidedly lower altitude, at least for now.
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You are still out there in King Neptune's domain, and King Neptune is decidedly the one in charge.
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Reviews for the thriller "Body of Lies" (2008) were decidedly mediocre, with several critics slamming the film's plot.
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With some exceptions, the palate here is decidedly Asian, true to the origins of many of these bowls.
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While some of what I witnessed matched those expectations, it was very evident that times had decidedly changed.
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The last time Democrats took back the House, in 2006, it was with a decidedly big-tent approach.
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" We encounter him living at the decidedly second-rate Judy-Lou Motor Lodge: "Free Coffee and Mountain Views.
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But the Einstein cadavers, and the relatives who learned belatedly of their whereabouts, tell a decidedly different story.
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TV's newest game show has a decidedly more practical premise: win money to pay off your student loans.
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Some teams employed a decidedly low-tech cooling method: shielding their battery and motor compartments with ordinary umbrellas.
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There are a lot of real wimpy pins out there, but this is decidedly not one of them.
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For many years after its founding, Israel was in a decidedly inferior military position to its Arab neighbors.
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Several people suggested that I visit a sugar shack and sample some maple syrup, a decidedly Québécois activity.
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Throwback hairstyles were hard to miss — thanks to their size — but they felt decidedly modern despite vintage references.
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"These results indicate that underlying economic conditions in the UK remain decidedly downbeat," BCC economist Suren Thiru said.
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Fortuyn began his career as in the academy with a decidedly different ideology: a fairly hard-line socialism.
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While this has become the norm among trendy and upscale restaurants in England, it felt decidedly un-Californian.
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He lost, but his 43 percent of the vote was hardly embarrassing in a still decidedly Democratic state.
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The protagonist, Maggie Paley wrote in a review in The New York Times, had a decidedly sour outlook.
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While they are decidedly not vessel, some of them resemble a vintage planter trying to escape its identity.
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At the turn of the last century her bag came to encapsulate a decidedly Manhattan moment in time.
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The play's third main element, the fantastical fairy realm, takes a back seat in this decidedly earthbound production.
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But this new chapter of The X-Files is decidedly a mixed bag — with more duds than hits.
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But peer behind the showy frescoes in Shenzhen, and his showier gesture, and Huawei's future looks decidedly hazy.
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The call center has long been an important, if decidedly unglamorous, corner of the cultural fund-raising world.
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His brother's tempestuous tenure as mayor has gone unspoken by many in a decidedly Canadian manifestation of civility.
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There are decidedly fewer stories of people getting scammed in person by an actual member of Nigerian royalty.
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Our guide includes classic foamy white shaving creams, vintage-style shaving soap, and some decidedly modern gels, too.
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In a country with some of the world's oldest and most old-fashioned universities, Link is decidedly different.
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West Wing advisers to Mr. Trump are decidedly mixed in their views of how aggressively to raise expectations.
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After a ton of travel snafus, Tahzjuan arrived just as most of the beach had decidedly coupled up.
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