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The Book of Delights , by Ross Gay (Algonquin) .
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We were very, very nearly robbed of it's throbbing delights.
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Oprah's favorite things for 2017, once again, delights with personality.
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How are these crunchy little delights connected to Theo's clusters?
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The newfound unity between the four countries delights populist politicians.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, Dilla's Delights could've been banking.
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Someone who values rigorous reporting and delights in the unexpected.
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This linguistic gnawing is one of the book's great delights.
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That he delights in schoolyard taunts and luxuriates in backlash.
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She illuminates the world's power structures, inequalities, obscurities and delights.
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She delights in her ability, as a great rapper should.
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A kiss is only delightful if it delights both parties.
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So in some ways, Textio terrifies me and delights me.
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Keep the deadly delights of Mario's world behind the glass.
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He never delights in playing, say, Rembrandt games of masquerade.
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Trump lives off media attention and delights in press coverage.
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That part particularly delights Ms. Paurus, who changes her photos daily.
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I am most interested in consuming some of your world's delights.
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Violent delights have violent ends — but not without impeccable eyeliner, apparently.
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Crack open the cachaça and settle in for some cinematic delights.
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Remember, this is the guy who delights in "intellectually fulfilling" conversation.
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In fact, despite its many auditory delights, the exhibition disappoints visually.
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But, you know, these violent delights have violent ends... or something.
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These kosher delights, however, are a perfect, easy dessert for seder.
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Solange delights in the humiliation as the abuse becomes increasingly barbed.
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In use, the Hurom H-AI Slow Juicer delights even further.
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It's the attitude that delights his supporters and repulses his detractors.
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This aspect of the show is one of its chief delights.
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That she and J Balvin share a formal strategy delights me.
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Mac delights in showing the preposterous elements of our historical memory.
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The unexpected delights, big and small, make the work worth doing.
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And to watch divas and divos in bliss delights the audience.
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" The idea delights his online following, known as the "Yang Gang.
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Among the book's delights are Thomas's sketches of her individual subjects.
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This is a program of delights and disappointments, shoulder to shoulder.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump delights in making spectacles out of personnel decisions.
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Highlights: See Hieronymus Bosch's famous triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights"; works by Diego Velázquez; more works by Titian, the godfather of Venetian painting, than in any other museum; more than 250 sculptures; and countless other delights.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. — Donald Trump delights in breaking the rules of presidential politics.
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Of course, there are still more than enough delights to go around.
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There are plenty of snackable delights that we need in our pantries.
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At times, Double Tap does recapture the original film's tossed-off delights.
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It also delights aspiring chefs, as vacuum-packed meat is more tender.
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What comes out is a whirlwind of comic-book and comedic delights.
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He was born during a blizzard, and now delights in watching clouds.
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I hated every moment of Sigrid's story, but Halverson delights in it.
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The dedicated Melania fan is still able to track down some delights.
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It's the kind of game that constantly delights with new, unexpected ideas.
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The steeplechase is just like running, but has a water trap. Delights.
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These dudes are utterly disarmed by the country's culinary and drinking delights.
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Maybe kimono's myriad motifs and patterns are aesthetic delights to designers' eyes.
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But the exercise of sovereignty within its provincial borders yields unexpected delights.
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BTS: Our honors and delights at the BBMAs are 100 percent yours.
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She delights in the fact that she can pass for a local.
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It delights those gaining benefits but enrages those who pay for them.
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Fall in the Napa Valley is one of those unexpected sensory delights.
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He delights in asking her about the details of St. Germain's death.
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Please welcome Monica Castillo, here to bring you movie insights and delights.
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Unimaginable delights await, he says, if she will join him for eternity.
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They're disposable childhood delights, perhaps, or squeaky, irritating targets of adult rage.
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Now he is on a quest to share its delights in Tuscany.
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The Body Shop House Of Rich Plum Delights Gift Set, $10; amazon.
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Eat: Lokanta, in Queens, offers sheep's head soup and other Turkish delights.
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Sanders' embrace of socialism delights Republicans and concerns moderate Democrats like Sen.
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He delights in his reputation for ruthlessness and cheerfully shrugs off criticism.
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" - Demo, 49 "I don't believe in escapism that delights in torturing women.
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There is an array of delights on offer, as you might expect.
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Nevertheless, American Fraternity envisages Greek life as a Boschian hell of earthly delights.
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And then there's one last one, and this one just personally delights me.
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Earthly Delights, the man bending over to reveal a duet of posies emerging
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I've never seen a story make Jonah so sad, which strangely delights me.
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This delights me as a long-time supporter of the Fair Repair movement.
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Towers of chocolate strawberries and macarons from Regal Delights offered other edible treats.
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The Winter Palace evolved into this year's Land of 1,000 Delights candy castle.
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Avoiding a pedagogical tone, Top Secret begins with the simple delights of looking.
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The constant upending of expectation is one of The Dragon Prince's biggest delights.
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All of these Nordic delights await you this weekend at the MUNCHIES Festival.
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This includes insane travel plans, bizarre culinary delights, and titanic amounts of alcohol.
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Lobster, wahoo and grouper are among the many fresh seafood delights Tobago offers.
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The GDP growth that delights Trump supporters is likely to be short-lived.
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Hammer delights in the explosion of medieval scholarship that took place in Timbuktu.
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How come everyone delights in posting green room selfies on Twitter and Instagram?
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They attempt to parse the experience of parenthood, its mysteries and its delights.
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You can order and ship these decadent delights anywhere in the United States.
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The smile of Julianne Moore is one of the delights of modern cinema.
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Regarding what's coming next, the prolific artist promises delights in the coming months.
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Eventually, Bryan does the necessary dirty work, which sickens him but delights Chuck.
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This interview has bestowed on us peak feminist Gosling, and it delights me.
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However, the graver it all gets, the more we miss those initial delights.
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With so many players and variables, the game delights in smashing preconceived narratives.
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Having experienced the normal troubles of air travel, I'm enjoying its abnormal delights.
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Listening, between soundsis time to remember, and regret,common sins and fugitive delights.
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And then there's the dynamic with Tormund, which delights a lot of fans.
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His latest foray into overt racism delights his base but repels everyone else.
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The troupe, buzzed about in "Akhnaten" at the Met, delights with its juggling.
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Now, she delights in donning the furry sheepskin and disappearing beneath a mask.
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But for those on the inside, Amazon is a playground full of delights.
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So, what links the White Lady, the Martini, and all these other delights?
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Zhuzh up your Thanksgiving menu with some inspiration from that cornucopia of delights.
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At the storied fashion house, its men's designer delights in the spaces between.
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At moments, the visual cacophony delights, and at other moments it does not.
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Pluto rules the underworld, often allowing us the option to embrace our devilish delights.
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Blizzard's team-based, multiplayer first-person shooter is one of 2016's great delights.
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AS ANY football fan knows, little delights the Dutch more than beating the Germans.
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Coca-Cola and Turkish delights were served to keep the festivities going until midnight.
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Now, with a lower profile, Amaro delights in the little surprises of clubhouse life.
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Especially if it's one of your nation's most revered culinary delights: The sausage sandwich.
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In an industry that delights in playing category mancala, Lapkus floats above it all.
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Grab a bite at Blue Smoke, Danny Meyer's American concept serving classic barbecue delights.
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The site stresses that all of these Star Wars delights are still in development.
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My first step toward trying these potentially noxious, definitely chilling delights was finding some.
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A true musician at heart, McCartney delights in jamming with players of all stripes.
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Like Ben UFO before him, he promises unlikely delights in the darkest of places.
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In an essay on Joseph Cornell, Davis delights in the measured extravagance of lists.
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Dickerson delights in stories like these, when the pundits' dismay was the newsman's joy.
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Not surprisingly, Juno also has an Instagram account, where he delights over 9,000 followers.
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I find myself longing for the familiar delights of a rose-based slushie instead.
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Click here to explore Jheronimus Bosch, the Garden of Earthly Delights on your own.
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UPDATES: And now Mario Gómez has found redemption with this perfectly timed header. Delights.
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In the Netherlands, canned goods do not have a reputation for being culinary delights.
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A gradual exodus of minorities delights Malay supremacists but will make the country poorer.
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The developing scene delights many, but it has brought tension out on the waves.
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For hard-core aficionados of classic logical mysteries, this book includes some special delights.
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His solipsistic immaturity can sometimes bother me, but his truculent bravery often delights me.
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There were so many little delights in this grid that I verily lost count.
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Once again Mora paces her tale perfectly, and her collage art delights and enchants.
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Sustained mediocrity with a promise of somewhat better looms as a land of delights.
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He sort of embodies this uniquely American character that delights in politics as sport.
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Instead, she champions the miscellaneous delights, the quiet quotidian pleasures, of cooking without rules.
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LONDON — Every now and then, man's best friend delights in becoming man's greatest nemesis.
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Mr. Oliver delights in using Mr. Trump as a punching bag on his show.
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R. In 42 (!) stories, Cross-Smith examines — and delights in — female obsession and desire.
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Front Burner Suzuki in Midtown sells bento boxes filled with fried and grilled delights.
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The turmoil in Washington delights Trump fans but it's just chaos for everyone else.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Guo Qingshan delights in riding his 400,000 yuan ($63,839) Harley-Davidson (HOG.
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That existence is a cornucopia of delights masquerading as miseries, or perhaps vice versa.
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Try to find an MSNBC host that delights in name-calling in that way.
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Another suggests he delights in the puzzle of composing coalitions of voters to win elections.
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Around 44,000 purchases of Pecan Tassies and 290 purchases of Walnut Delights have been affected.
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Hasan Ramo poses for a photograph at his store selling traditional sweets and turkish delights.
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Chick-fil-a, beach trips, birthday candles — Tigger's bucket list adventure is full of delights.
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Heat is a perfect film in the way it delights each one of the senses.
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In 2014 he spoke at the Oxford Union, which delights in sometimes hosting disagreeable sorts.
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"These violent delights have violent ends," Friar Lawrence says in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
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A gift that surprises and delights is good; a gift they'll actually use is better.
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The sky portal of the 2040s, however, is likely to be free of such delights.
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Luckily for us moms, there are all sorts of other delights to truly test us.
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The doughnuts and Dilla's Delights are the work of J Dilla's uncle, Herman Hayes, a.k.a.
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The crisp, addictive delights were better than most I've tried at more expensive Greek restaurants.
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Her elastic, jovial art delights in transforming things into figures, and figures back into things.
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A radio reporter immerses herself in the dubious delights of the Russian city of Chelyabinsk.
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When Ms. Brooks's book lives up to its subtitle — "Tales From the Pentagon" — it delights.
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Unexpected delights pop up at your day job or as you run your daily errands.
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"The Garden of Earthly Delights" by Hieronymus Bosch What are your plans for pride month?
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But along the way, surprises and delights exemplify the unexpected inevitability of the best storytelling.
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Earthly delights await a congregation for which "luxurious fare is sinful," as Philippa puts it.
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The word "child" delights me; the word "love" confounds me; the word "God" mystifies me.
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Critic's Notebook In these challenging times, New York City's small delights can offer a respite.
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Critic's Notebook In these challenging times, New York City's small delights can offer a respite.
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But Jeter delights in misdirection with the news media, so his true intention is unknown.
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Butterboy, their regular series at this club in Gowanus, Brooklyn, is also among those delights.
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Mr. Wilson's is a murderous villain, one who delights in mass murders of Starfleet personnel.
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I loved stories of the early pioneers, the hardships, delights and disaster narratives of homesteaders.
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He is an extreme narcissist, pathologically dishonest, shameless, a man who delights in flouting norms.
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It is why Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts delights in batting Turner third for his juggernaut.
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My own definition of entertaining is when a clue or an entry delights the solver.
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But who are you to deny yourself these small, strange delights of our repulsive world?
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Bonus thought: Don't imagine that your wedding will be a nonstop festival of earthly delights.
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"Garden of Earthly Delights" continues at the Martin Gropius Bau Museum, Berlin, until December 1st
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That points to one of the great delights in this new Zelda: discovering cool stuff.
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King's language does not privilege personal happiness, private delights, exuberant emotional extremes of any sort.
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For her, knowledge was less important than following what delights you and makes you curious.
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But it's not treacly; it's like a day at the fair: full of visual delights.
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These pillowy delights—not to mention the pan flute—definitely justified the bump in price.
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The pieces that are shown on the wall have a visual pop that delights the eye.
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Wales is famed for many fine culinary delights, like Welsh cakes, Welsh rarebit and Bara brith.
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"Rhain delights in being held, hugged and kissed, and she's an especially gleeful girl," she says.
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This delights me, and I present him with the clue to think about during his workday.
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This novel delights with its descriptions of the dizzyingly fun feeling of falling for someone new.
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NW 8 Especially at his chef's counter, Masaaki Uchino entertains and delights with omakase to remember.
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A Christmas tradition, the tracker delights children with "real-time" updates on his Christmas Eve journey.
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That delights Brazilians, who voted for Mr Bolsonaro largely because they are disgusted with conventional politicians.
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It links country, leafy suburbs, the opulent city, tourist delights (and traps) and grotty northern banlieues.
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You are given a seat, and your indoctrination into the culinary delights of armed resistance begins.
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Dad Internet delights in reassurances and softness and pliability and a certain kind of lovable uselessness.
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Mr Mewburn's on-site restaurant serves such delights as blue cheese, walnut and Parma ham pizza.
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This stunning and slowly moving piece creates an illusion of space that intrigues, haunts, and delights.
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Some people, though, will never give up eating their beloved sushi or other raw fish delights.
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At these events she delights models, photographers and passersby with her style and cache of tricks.
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Gosling really extolls the value of eye contact here, which delights 100% of the studio audience.
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Want to visit a pristine Australian beach, or discover the delights of the Great Barrier Reef?
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The exhibition has an unavoidable highpoint: Bosch's enigmatic masterpiece, "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (1490–1500).
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The company that delights in fetishizing physical objects just got a whole lot more, well, intimate.
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Season one's catchphrase—"these violent delights have violent ends"—is a line from Romeo and Juliet.
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Is her programming coming unraveled one thread at a time thanks to the "violent delights" virus?
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The watching crowd delights at the awkward angles at which they invariably fall into the Mediterranean.
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And Trump's base delights in mocking journalists for not hearing what they hear in Trump's words.
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He delights children, greets strangers and friends, poses for photos, terrifies dogs (or imagines he does).
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It has already been a long, mood-shifting season for Cilic, full of delights and pathos.
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The governor plainly delights in making the mayor's life unpleasant; he needs to knock it off.
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The indisputable centerpiece is a copy of Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," from around 1515.
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Sending a funnyman around the world to eat local delights is not exactly a new idea.
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He spent his glory years in Miami walking South Beach with all the delights that suggests.
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The director, Daniel Fish, delights in parceling out important information, just like a horror film should.
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Her bright gouache illustrations of everyday delights are reminders of what makes this world so breathtaking.
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The companion sonnet ends on these lines: This is winter, which nonetheless brings its own delights.
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Most of the time, Jiajia doesn't even hug back, but you can tell it delights her.
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He's accusing the media of wholesale fabrication -- a line that, while completely untrue, delights his base.
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To quote another show about questionably ethical entertainment God figures, their violent delights have violent ends.
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The students excitedly come in with their plain cheese sandwiches and turn them into deli delights.
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Mr. Monson delights in defying the caricature of cage fighters as muscle-bound masochists and morons.
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Well, friend, I'm here for you with my own tasting menu of hidden Apple Arcade delights.
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He's not fully a jungle creature, and some of what he sees of humanity delights him.
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Phillipe Soupault delights in humanizing the celebrated with intimate particularization and paeanizing the obscure with encomium.
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Beard came out as gay in a revised version of his memoir, Delights and Prejudices, in 1981.
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Trump, by contrast, delights in using monikers such as "Crooked Hillary" and "the devil" to describe Clinton.
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There's Tiffani Hardy in leafy Mamaroneck, who delights in letting her young daughter walk home from school.
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To throw some Shakespeare by way of Westworld up in here, these violent delights have violent ends.
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Some time this week, vegetarian delights notwithstanding, you ought to make these harissa chicken thighs with shallots.
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For decades, the hosts of the Westworld park had been subjected to human visitors' violent delights, relentlessly.
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"The Secret Lives of Colour" delights in such mysteries and histories that lie behind what we see.
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DiCaprio says that as a baby, the triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights" hung over his crib.
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But many also worry about a huge influx of foreigners who have been seeking the same delights.
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The novel delights not with surprise, but by pursuing its course of action with precision and purpose.
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The audience knows better, though, as we're also complicit in enjoying each new episode of violent delights.
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Schwartz frequently delights in linguistic surprises, including cleverly broken lines and grammatical play that can swiftly doom.
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Neither Lowe nor Underwood are all that abnormal, but the franchise delights in discussing things like virginity.
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This was also the year Peeps Delights were introduced: chicks covered in crème-flavored fudge or chocolate.
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France, left as the unrivalled EU military power, delights in the chance to reclaim leadership from Germany.
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"The Garden of Earthly Delights", perhaps his best-known painting, still hangs in the Prado in Madrid.
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Rio is the Bay of all Rivers — the Bay of all Delights — the Bay of all Beauties.
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A probabilistic nihilism that delights in the unexpected in and of itself sets at naught such achievements.
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With "swampy lungs" and an untamed warren of multiplying bunny rabbit barrettes, Louisiana delights on every page.
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It harks back to one of music's oldest aspirations, to replicate the delights of the natural world.
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Sadly, the president is not the only member of his administration who delights in disrespecting the law.
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At once poetic and humane, humorous and harrowing, it informs and delights the heart in equal measure.
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Each spread unfurls like a vibrant beach towel, offering countless roadside delights to anyone willing to linger.
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We love our kid's teachers and his friends, and he delights in seeing them around the neighborhood.
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Even so, I occasionally longed for the relatively simple delights of, say, Charles Portis or Annie Proulx.
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Relish the delights of being unfettered, free and devoid of the pressures faced by people in relationships.
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Sanchez delights in watching people realize that his colorful, otherworldly images are, in fact, gems that exist.
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That's a 79-yarder there that saw St. Brown shrug off a paltry four backfield Orangemen. Delights.
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My guess would be gambling debt, but that seems obvious for a show that delights in oddities.
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As they wait, a tree grows, adding new characters and new delights to the sea of white.
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Grenada, nicknamed "the Spice Isle," is one of many evolving its agricultural delights into profitable tourism activities.
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A standout work in this exhibition is the stop-motion film, Delights of an Undirected Mind (2016).
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It perplexes, amuses and excites him, the way language obsesses some novelists and food delights certain cooks.
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Places like Sunshine and Lincoln Plaza are among the small delights that give New York its fizz.
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All pageantry is lost, of course, including the usual Shakespearean delights of royal-watching and stage combat.
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" Cable news in 2019 feels a little like the Hieronymus Bosch painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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That shift delights judicial conservative who believe the confirmation will be one of Trump's most lasting legacies.
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A new thought emerged: that this is one of the risks and delights of a good memoir.
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Our 360 video introduces you to the delights of Kenya's capital, from giraffe kisses to country music.
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He most likely doesn't believe a lot of what he says, but he delights in the attention.
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But for those who can afford to splash out, the delights of elephant dung and tonic await.
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It is easy to imagine Trump, who delights in sabotaging summits, seeking to upend this one too.
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Concrete Poetry expresses the delights of poetry made for the eye, as well as for the intellect.
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But "God is not a divine sadist who delights in the pain of his creatures," L'Heureux wrote.
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"Kaos Garden" was inspired by the "The Garden of Earthly Delights," the triptych painting by Hieronymus Bosch.
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Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights via Wiki Commons The iconic Hieronymus Bosch triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, is a painting layered in so much complex, enthralling detail that even now, 500 years after its creation, art historians remain in open opposition regarding its interpretation and significance.
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Because of all the delights of swimming, the sweetest is the person who welcomes you back to land.
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The project takes Hieronymus Bosch's infamous painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (circa 1500) as its starting point.
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Québec City is a charming Canadian outpost brimming with Old World charm, gorgeous natural beauty and architectural delights.
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My prime directive is, is this an idea that excites me and delights me and possibly amuses me?
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B&O Play often delights us with unique colors for its products, like its tangerine-colored H4 headphones.
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Gray Matters is full of formal delights, aesthetic acrobatics, and a well-balanced monochrome bouquet of incredible artists.
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They help raise the final settlement figure — in this case to $27 million — which delights the plaintiffs' side.
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This meteor shower may not be the most spectacular of the year, but it delights in other ways.
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Developer From Software's bewitching shinobi adventure forces you to work very hard at uncovering its many violent delights.
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Such denialism delights many of Mr Trump's hard-line Republican supporters, who doubt that climate change is real.
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Slightly too poky, the album nonetheless delights in its demonstration that reticence and catharsis are not mutually exclusive.
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Or, just screw it, dim the lights, leave a bucket of sugary delights outside, and dismantle the doorbell.
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It sheds a layer of its entertainment treasure chest in order to make way for even more delights.
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But there are some who will attempt to live vicariously through the sensory delights of The Simpsons favourite.
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There are few delights in this world as titillating as a celebrity interview that veers wildly off course.
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The restaurant, set up in 2011, is one of dozens across the country purporting to offer such delights.
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In his book about the painting, Hans Belting notably reads the "Garden of Earthly Delights" as a utopia.
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I am full but there's more Cinnabon Delights cakes to eat so I gotta get busy with that.
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Rodarte is one of those labels that delights, fascinates, and (sometimes) eludes critics, customers, and fashion followers alike.
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A former Human Rights Watch researcher, Cooper delights in refuting the "charnel house" image of the shah's rule.
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That Charly Bliss's brand of power punk should delight so makes no sense, and delights for that too.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood delights in mingling fact and fiction on all levels of its storytelling.
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Their homemade delights range from quiches and sandwiches to a rotating selection of cheesecakes, cookies and banana bread.
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Throughout the book, Carton takes numbers and names, remembers slights, and delights in the comeuppance of his detractors.
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Taco Bueno has been around since 1967, yet most of us have never known its Tex-Mex delights.
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In TV interviews, he treats the boss with deference that makes many cringe but delights the Big Man.
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Need we even mention the earth-shatteringly sweet Cap'n Crunch Delights or the wildly successful Doritos Locos Tacos?
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This video series really has only The Garden of Earthly Delights as competition for its importance and message.
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That surely delights Fin's investors John Doerr at KPCB, Sameer Gandhi at Accel, and Saar Gur at CRV.
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That's not to mention locally made delights like jams and the staple ingredients for a perfect campfire — s'mores.
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Ghosh meticulously constructs his world and "delights in giving it the truest words," our reviewer, Laila Lalami, wrote.
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Front Burner BonBon on the Lower East Side now offers soft serve in addition to its gummy delights.
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These are Salvadoran quesadillas: cheesy, pound-cake-like delights that outshine those other quesadillas in every way. Mrs.
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Long Beach's outdoor delights can be enjoyed by boat, but perhaps a more terrestrial approach is your thing.
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Mr. Oliver delights in angering authority, so you can imagine what he might do in this week's segment.
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It's Aunt Lydia who delights in watching Offred's feet being whipped until they're bloody after her failed escape.
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What we're left with are episodic delights, moments of creative nastiness and humor that goose the story along.
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Her dreams often pick up the slack, and they helped her create one of the book's grisly delights.
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Let nobody rush to call ballet a high art before observing how often it delights in being trash.
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But it will be more than three years before the state-of-the art technology delights an audience.
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The leaf also helped the bar introduce wary Bordeaux patrons to the potential delights of the modern cocktail.
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Front Burner For a Whole Foods holiday meal, the Zahav chef serves chicken schnitzel and other fried delights.
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Christian Soto was an ace trumpeter in high school, raised in a family that delights in musical theater.
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That's something consumers all too easily forget in the face of delights like the vegan avocado chocolate bar.
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In spite of finding more problems than delights with this new software, I'm actually feeling very positive about it.
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Together they'll explore everything from vegan delights, to Sichuan challenges, Croatian classics, and an Australian take on Japanese staples.
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Bronson's latest project takes Hieronymus Bosch's infamous painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (circa 1500) as its starting point.
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Dinner is with our friends C. and D., and we meet them for Latin American delights at Lauriol Plaza.
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My husband delights in snapping photos as I barfily nibble at a McDonald's hash brown and an Egg McMuffin.
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You can see the cover of Whipped Cream and Other Delights' bright green background even deep in a stack.
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When a book delights you or makes you feel something significant, you generally want to spread that to others.
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As we blissfully toiled our way through the gluttonous pantheon of golden delights, Dania lamented stories of her homeland.
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See for yourself how this unique fusion delights a crowd, especially as it racks up all those Instagram likes.
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But, overall, the U.S. is healthy and the consumer [has] responded well to innovation that delights him or her.
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All we know is that some people immune to chocolate's delights and others are immune to the creatures' powers.
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Not an unqualified one – there are some quibbles – but in all key respects, it grips, it stirs, it delights.
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When the trailers for DC's Aquaman started rolling out earlier this year, they promised a lot of wild delights.
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Actor Megan Mullally delights in the scenarios her character gets up to, but off screen is the polar opposite.
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Looking at these mysterious, fluffy delights, we were filled with both trepidation and intrigue: would they taste like meringue?
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Neither addition is necessary, but, then, "Logan Lucky" delights in superfluities; it's more about the trimmings than the meat.
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This is what allows for relatively long-lived foams and, ultimately, delights like meringues, soufflés and angel food cakes.
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C. press certainly delights in titillating its audience, but it always, unfailingly, endorses a completely servile relationship to authority.
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The declaration was followed by descriptions of the charms, the delights, the joys that await the faithful after death.
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For shopping delights, pick up a book at Ler Devagar, a paper mill that's been turned into a bookstore.
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Rather than defuse tension, he electrifies crowds and vanquishes rivals through provocations that he delights in calling politically incorrect.
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Marsh might begin with close observation, but he ends up in a fever dream — a garden of otherworldly delights.
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Marsh might begin with close observation, but he ends up in a fever dream — a garden of otherworldly delights.
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You can officially enter Hieronymus Bosch's famous painting, the Garden of Earthly Delights, in virtual reality — and it's stunning.
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The actress frequently delights fans by posting Friends content on her social media — including reunions with her former costars.
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He's having so much fun, and he clearly delights in having the opportunity to show off his dancing ability.
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The lineup also includes Hollywood satires like "The Player," which delights in blink-and-you'll-miss-them walk-ons.
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All of the aforementioned delights are punctuated by cuts to cute animals frolicking in the tent-adjacent fields. Sheep!
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The Shortlist L'APPART The Delights and Disasters of Making My Paris Home By David Lebovitz 18703 pp. Crown. $27.
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Or they can simply provide the solace of auditory pleasure when few other delights can be experienced or recalled.
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This profane and violent cartoon show delights in blowing things up, from buildings to relationships to its own narrative.
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Critic's Pick An exceptional cast provides delights in this trimmed-down, family-friendly version of Mozart's fairy tale opera.
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Perhaps you're just home for the holidays and ready to dive into a YouTube rabbit hole of seasonal delights.
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And that goal is well within the company's sights now that it offers a wider breadth of chocolate delights.
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He delights in doing everything in his power to demean and belittle the 670,85033 residents of the nation's capital.
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The Orionid meteor shower may not be the most spectacular of the year, but it delights in other ways.
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Amy Stewart's Lady Cop Makes Trouble, the sequel to 2015's Girl Waits With Gun, delights in such details.
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"No, you're just a slow cooker," Kendall retorted, before showing her fans that Kourtney was still making the breakfast delights.
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The photographer's most ambitious undertaking in this series is Bosch's famous and much re-appropriated The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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The process delights astronomers, who hope some of IC 10's x-ray binaries will eventually reach their final form.
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Crossing the bridge to the free-form empiricism of the Impressionists, this show delights in the visual spectacle of life.
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Joy-pain shot down my left arm, and my vision blurred just thinking about Egg McMuffins and hash brown delights.
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From this room of delights we were bussed to the main action, where a crucial Nepalese scene was being filmed.
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Chantal's obsession with junk food delights me — it's not often that low-level characters get such a fun personality trait.
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"Vorstadtweiber", ("Suburb Wives"), delights German-speaking television audiences with its satire on life in Döbling, a wealthy outskirt of Vienna.
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Who knew that my gentle, feminist, rule-following fiancé was so capable of plotting such devious delights behind my back?
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That's when one of their guides mutters "These violent delights have violent ends," and swiftly kills Nicholas with a rifle.
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The following seven Broadway cast recordings boast certain Hamiltonian delights, while all standing alone as their own hugely enjoyable works.
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Although I hope her childhood wasn't as full of loneliness and alienation as Marie's, regardless of its beauty and delights.
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"We always say nothing delights us more [than] when we hear someone refer to us as 'their' brewery," he said.
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I love my Time Round because my chosen watch face looks like a Tamagotchi on my wrist that delights me.
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The trays of 5,000 delicious delights were created by a team of 15 palace staff and five from the restaurant.
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Similar to Turkish delights, these sweet, crunchy candies hailing from Washington state combine fruit and nuts for a tangy treat.
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It delights in watching your body travel through landscapes so lush even the bidet is painted with twisting gouache flowers.
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Packed with miscellaneous delights — phrases, jokes, anecdotes, lovely sentences — they read like secret autobiographies, back catalogs of joy and heartbreak.
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You are like the sauce that delights our seafood—except you provide so many more nutrients to our footy diet.
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The man who orchestrates it all ran through the pyrotechnic delights he's pulled from across the world for your benefit.
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One of the delights of this knowingly preposterous story is the dialectic it constructs between the real and the fantastic.
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One of the meta-delights of "Harry Clarke" is the way it applies the idea of performance to regular life.
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Frugal Traveler Alexandria, which has reinvented itself frequently over the centuries, still delights — and provides great deals for travelers, too.
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Decomposing carcasses of small creatures, also courtesy of the cats, were treasure troves of maggots, which she still delights in.
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Nothing delights the opera world more than a grand entrance of a young soprano with glamour and voice to match.
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That those who wander by the renegade installations feel comfortable taking handfuls of blooms, thus destroying the effect, delights Miller.
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Brett Anderson, Reporter by Nigel Slater (Abrams, 2008) It offers a cornucopia of pantry delights, easily made and very delicious.
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But what worries G.O.P. strategists, and delights Democrats, are the races that have not gotten so much money and attention.
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He insults feminists, delights in trolling and trots out the predictable complaints about cancel culture and people who are triggered.
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And there are few primal delights like the burned ends of a barbecued brisket, crisp-edged and fierce with smoke.
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There is an embarrassment of delights up for sale from the campy "Batman" series, which ran from 7503 to 2750.
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Beyond those delights, I have a few go-tos that I can reliably find in any part of the country.
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Taco Bell partnered with Cinnabon to create these little balls of fried dough they call Cinnabon Delights ($1.69 for two).
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But, as we all know, Mr. Trump is not an ordinary Twitter user, a fact in which he clearly delights.
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After years of Canadians and Europeans enjoying the delights of Cuba, Americans will gradually get to visit en masse too.
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You could say that it's a prelapsarian paradise, a dream of a bygone America of good manners and affordable delights.
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These violent delights sure do have violent ends — but perhaps not with quite the finality we often expect from violence.
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Featuring works by more than 20 diverse international artists, "The Garden of Earthly Delights" shows gardens to be ambivalent domains.
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"Don't hesitate to splurge on domestic delights that afford long-term pleasure, like expensive cookware, fluffy towels, and designer sheets."
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A former dancer with a yearning for the theatre, his style combines operatic spectacle with the sumptuous delights of fabric.
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All of these delights were piled high across a 32-feet-long, 25-pound, snake-like mound of jasmine rice.
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Image: SpaceX/FlickrThe dog days of summer are here, so shouldn't astronauts hurtling through space get to enjoy some Earthly delights?
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If Mr Trump's latest burst of misogyny delights more working-class men than it repels their wives, it could pay off.
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On the TV front, OLED and HDR technologies stepped forth as the confirmed standards of our future, higher-fidelity visual delights.
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Impress whomever you're traveling with by stopping for a meal, or bask in the Italian delights solo for one memorable feast.
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The internet can sometimes seem to be a garden of fleshly delights, with every click uncovering a new fetish or kink.
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The fight lit up the internet — which is par for the course for a family that delights in breaking the internet.
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Click here to view original GIFHieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights is one of the most famous paintings in history.
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Boxes of the season's delights would appear outside the restaurant and he would stand beside them, drawing on a fat cigar.
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Those words, later revealed to be, "These violent delights have violent ends," hold the key to what Westworld is all about.
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Is Dolores operating on her own conscience or is Ford subtly guiding her to the violent ends of his park's delights?
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That's basically the concept behind Donut County, a hilarious upcoming physics puzzle game by Ben Esposito that delights in the eccentric.
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Thomas Middleditch, whose Zuckerbergian Richard Hendricks delights on HBO's Silicon Valley, had some choice words on Instagram for his BlizzCon haters.
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Expect to find tasty treats like gourmet jams, crunchy pickles, fresh chips, and many other artisan delights in each monthly box.
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You'll probably come across a host of little annoyances or delights that will help sway you one way or the other.
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From Madrid to Istanbul, our contributors reveal the hidden delights of their European homes: jewel-box gardens, neighborhood cafes, secret coves.
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Both shows are chitter-chatter delights, and there's enough plot and story to keep you hooked but no lingering psychological baggage.
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The menu provided a decent range of options, including six specialty pizzas, two local-delights pizzas, sandwiches, salads, desserts, and sides.
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He delights in doing the little things, mucking it up in the shadows cast by stars — first, James; and now, Curry.
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"Al-Ula will be a living heritage, nature and cultural museum -- a destination that both surprises and delights," says Al Madani.
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With all the bright colors and outlandish props, it looked like The Garden of Earthly Delights as drawn by Lisa Frank.
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Johnny Mathis's version delights for its sleek, clean string section, sleigh bells jingling along, and actual hooves, rhythmically clicking and clacking.
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"I think they found a way to build a business in apparel online that just absolutely delights their customers," he said.
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Visually, Trico delights: its individual feathers catch the wind magnificently, and its big eyes glisten from deep black to fiery red.
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Demonstrating the swagger that delights her admirers and prompts eye-rolling from detractors, Ms. Pelosi said Democrats needed her in charge.
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For times when your notebook isn't close at hand, you'll want to introduce your granddaughter to the singular delights of memorization.
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Related: Finally, an Emoji Keyboard for Your Computer Yung Jake's Emoji Portraits of Celebrities Step Inside 'The Garden of Emoji Delights'
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Those are among the delights of "Backyard Wilderness," Andrew Young and Susan Todd's fascinating project about New York City's suburban ecosystem.
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The opposite, in fact: Adherents must commit to engagement in the here and now, which includes embracing earthly delights, however fleeting.
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In addition to cereal and pastries, guests can order such delights as crawfish and rapini benedict or ham and gruyere omelette.
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Gilberte with Love This boutique's mix of eclectic artisanal delights for the body and home evokes a chic '70s-era bazaar.
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Mr. Bjarnason delights — perhaps once too often — in creating a journey back to tuneful melody after some noisy extended-technique breakdowns.
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As for why the right so delights in elevating her, Ms. Pelosi said it was because she had been so effective.
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If you've not experienced these delights before, then the video above from MIT's biomimetics lab will give you the basic idea.
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But if you haven't yet known the delights of Monument Valley, it's a puzzle game that's all about playing with perspective.
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Breitbart News, the archconservative website run by his former adviser Stephen K. Bannon, delights in attacking establishment Republicans like Mr. Ryan.
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The way he lets himself be full animal, a sensualist, the way he finds glory in the body's hungers and delights.
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Derricote's writing can be beautiful, horrific, and sometimes laugh-out-loud funny, as she explores identity, race, gender, and everyday delights.
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Mr. Rich wrote of it: "Motel Chronicles" is full of verbal delights, as well as insights into its author's entire canon.
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The delights of Animal Crossing as a series are so self directed that it has never really given me that anxiety.
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Despite the delights it offers King devotees, "Castle Rock" will only succeed if it resonates with neophytes as well as superfans.
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But it's the third — a comic palate-cleanser in the "monster of the week" vein — that finally recreates the show's oddball delights.
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Discovering such byways of early photographic history is one of the delights of East of the Mississippi and its excellent accompanying catalogue.
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He detests NATO, and delights in peeling Turkey away from its fellow members, as he is beginning to do with weapons sales.
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She delights over her first slider (mini hamburger), noting that nothing signifies wealth and refinement "more than dining on toy-sized food".
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Much to our delights, the mega online home store contains a page dedicated solely to a slew of surprising and affordable finds.
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I usually style it at night too, but I don't tonight and my S.O. delights in the fluffy nature of my hair.
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That's why the holidays are a punch bowl of painful delights for us to try not to drown in from November-January.
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As the hosts start to gain sentience and realize what's being done to them, the guests may pay for their violent delights.
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Malaprop is a character in the 18th-century Irish play The Rivals who delights in elaborate, polysyllabic words and constantly misuses them.
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More generally, the Honor View 20's camera delights with shots that are well exposed (if sometimes bordering on being slightly overexposed).
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Anyway, I'd better go see what other delights the news cycle has dredged up in the time it's taken to write this.
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Nested within this cornucopia of exhibition delights in Melbourne was a two-day multidiscipline symposium, The Stardom and Celebrity of David Bowie.
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Following these theories, the "Garden of Earthly Delights" would represent the world we could have lived in, God's truncated plan for humanity.
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WeChat has flourished for simple, commercial reasons: it solves problems for its users, and it delights them with new and unexpected offerings.
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The DJ-soundtracked boozy temple of fried delights was wonderfully unpretentious when it first opened back in 2010 and still is today.
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Or main baddie Doviculus and the way he just delights in the pain you unleash on him in the final boss battle.
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Dear Watchers, One of the dark delights of fall TV used to be placing bets on which show would get canceled first.
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For here is the be all and end all in all of your audio and electronic delights (and duties) on the go.
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No one knows what legendary Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch was trying to say in his iconic triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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And though their days are spent in pursuit of sex, beer and other delights, the movie does have an undertow of profundity.
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It's a work that is also highly remixable, as Carla Gannis proved with her emoji-fied rework The Garden of Emoji Delights.
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But then again, weren't the masters who thrived off slave labor and its rotten garden of earthly delights truly the guilty ones?
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As "Chestnut" demonstrates, systems might objectively be more moral than we are, as they can exist without the temptations of earthly delights.
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Consider Cologne, rich with aesthetic delights: from one of the best concert halls in Europe to galleries, major museums and brewhouse taverns.
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Ms. Weintraub is an expert cluer of end-of-the-week puzzles, and today's grid is chock-full of delights and challenges.
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Related: How to Draw Your Selfie-Portrait [Visual Dictionary] The Year of the Selfie Art Step Inside 'The Garden of Emoji Delights'
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This decadent pin is modeled off of Northern Renaissance painter (and rumored ergot-eater) Hieronymus BoschHieronymus Bosch's masterpieceThe Garden of Earthly Delights.
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"Paradise" is an animated contemporary interpretation of Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," which is a pretty trippy triptych to start with.
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Many delights from The Rock also rely on the fishery, like fried cod tongues (not actually tongues) and scrunchions (fried salt pork).
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In fact, Breakwell's Twitter feed offers tons of entertaining insight into the delights and occasional woes of parenting during the Halloween season.
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The First Time I grew up in San Francisco, land of organic vegetables and vegan delights, before such things were so popular.
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It delights and makes it impossible to get that heeby jeebies feeling of cotton on your wet nails out of your head.
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Shannon Stirone followed two of the hunt's scientists through the drudgeries and delights of the search at a volcanic observatory in Hawaii.
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He opposes cutting Social Security and Medicare, which enrages libertarian economic types within the party but delights actual voters, especially elderly ones.
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What used to feel like a moveable feast of sonic delights now seems like the trickle of water in a hamster's cage.
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Sometimes you need to take a break from the swine and bovine pleasures, and enjoy the refreshing and briny delights of the sea.
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Star Wars movies are crafted with care and love over a three-year period; the result delights millions of children and inner children.
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This is about how do we build a company that has an amazing product that delights our customers but also makes money, right?
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It's my favorite dwarf planet, and the fact that we have a dedicated probe there sending back pictures delights me to no end.
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If Indian tea delights those who get to drink the country's finest blends, it frustrates all those who plant, pluck and peddle it.
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From the architectural masterpieces of Antoni Gaudí to the sweeping vistas of the Catalan countryside, Barcelona is a city full of sensory delights.
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Dressed in a navy blue suit and bowtie, he delights the crowd with singing, trumpet playing, and between-songs rapport about touring overseas.
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He's learned some behind-the-scenes knowledge, adding that the turkey legs — one of the park's fine culinary delights — are not actually turkey.
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Enjoying sensual delights like amazing food and wine, luxury splurges, and legendary loving should be more of a "quality" than a "quantity" thing.
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We're even seeing these in America now, which delights me, and I'd love to have one in Asheville, NC where I live someday.
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These total strangers pick up the controller and, as they start messing with his baby, VandenBerghe delights in seeing them get into it.
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I know Game of Thrones delights in flouting narrative conventions — and from that perspective, some viewers may find Jaime and Cersei's deaths fitting.
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Wipe The Garden of Earthly Delights clean of couples and men, and it's a few nude women, dancing across a fantastic pastel landscape.
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The Week Ahead There's a part of us that delights in watching seemingly perfect things be mussed up, taken down or wickedly exposed.
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She looks like a cross between Miranda Priestly and Willy Wonka, and it is clear Margulies delights in playing a scheming ice queen.
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"Paradise decks itself in delights," an editorial writer mused in an Algerian Islamist newspaper during the most recent Ramadan, the month of fasting.
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Mr. Zulawski, following Gombrowicz's lead, blithely discards narrative logic, and delights in finding images that will do justice to this writer's manic inventiveness.
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" Cube takes a detour to his mom's house and delights in letting the world know he's just "dropped a load in the bathroom.
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For most of my life, I've assumed we had nothing in common beyond our penchant for sarcasm and a love of Turkish Delights.
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Great porn proceeds from a similar root, grappling with that which delights and with that which abases in the context of their inextricability.
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Bill Cunningham delights in yanking back the curtain on the vicious rituals of copying that infiltrated the Paris salons of the postwar years.
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Two mural-size photographic drawings of the artist in his studio surrounded by many of the show's paintings offer further delights in perspective.
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Holloway is an archetype of MMA's long-trumpeted "next generation," a rangy and improvisational fighter who delights in entertainment and improves in public.
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As the proud great-uncle of three infants, I'm extremely conscious of the delights of participating in the lives of a new generation.
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Each day offers both delights and challenges, as you witness the ways in which time and modern problems have affected these precious artifacts.
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Warren is probably not under any illusions that Trump, who delights in retweeting conspiracy theories and doctored images, will take up the challenge.
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But some of us are drawn to more esoteric delights, to the grand abstractions that hover in the Mediterranean air. Ennui. Tristesse. Amour.
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Utopias of desire, as in Hieronymus Bosch's painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights," focus on happiness, tying it to the satisfaction of needs.
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The "Garden of Earthly Delights," the famous triptych from the Renaissance painter Hieronymous Bosch, depicts humanity at points of creation, civilization and damnation.
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Connoisseurs can find more conscientiously curated delights at Shudder ($4.99 per month, $49.99 per year) and Screambox ($4.99 per month, $35.88 per year).
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In the film and television industry, we make entertainment that inspires, challenges, delights, and often times affects profound change on individuals and society.
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Andrée delights in experimenting with color, and over the years, their palette has broadened, from grainy earth tones to blues, greens and yellows.
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What perhaps most surprised and delights me about the Model 3, though, isn't anything tangible Musk or his Tesla cohort have done tonight.
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But in the end it was frustrating to see her not get out of the way of William's violent delights, and violent ends.
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Notably absent is "Garden of Earthly Delights," which is a centerpiece of the Prado and has not left Spain in more than 400 years.
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Keep the dog show delights coming and celebrate the magic of pet adoption by tuning into the 2018 American Rescue Dog Show on Feb.
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No disrespect to the orgasmic delights of Katz's Deli pastrami, but my favorite scene in When Harry Met Sally takes place over empty plates.
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You, young victorious English player, can peel off your pads like sweat-slicked velcro, shower up, and it's turkey and biscuits with grandma. Delights.
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The track came from a totally simple chord progression, and Newman delights in digging into how he got specific about all the nonsense syllables.
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Related: 48 Hours in Virtual Reality Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights is Now a VR Universe Explore Salvador Dalí's World in Virtual Reality
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That is the fate of one lion at the Taigan Safari Park in Vilnohirsk, Crimea, who seems no longer satisfied by these common delights.
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This modest entry, if modesty is possible in this genre, delights in the way its percussive synthesizer punch renders several formerly irritating melodies palatable.
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Check. The standard by-the-books HR rep who wears pearls, drives a minivan, and delights in forcing everyone to adhere to every rule?
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ONE OF THE axioms of technological progress is that it democratises entertainment, distributing delights to the masses that were once reserved for the elites.
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Yet, Sunday night's "Reunion" suggests another running line from the futuristic series holds just as much import as those violent delights and violent ends.
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She clearly delights in messing around with her regulars, who she's been saving from la cruda, or "the hangover," for the past ten years.
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For the stranded passengers, who were promised "a treasure trove of exceptional delights" in the ship's brochure, the new infections spelled only more gloom.
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It gushed about the gentle delights of ale and milky tea while paying little heed to the abrasive, diverse, individualistic character of Britain today.
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It turned out to be a very long seminar on the delights of Venezuela and public ownership, with a bit of random dancing attached.
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In a world where algorithms guard against experiences that don't fit our past preferences, some of us yearn for the delights of getting lost.
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Instead of pausing, she writhed around on the floor of Radio City Music Hall like a bride experiencing carnal delights on her wedding night.
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As the actor himself recounted on Conan, he delights in surprising his guests with fun surprises like cockroaches, rats, and tickles in unmentionable places.
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If you use a smart speaker, you know all of the conveniences and delights that make it more than just a glorified paper weight.
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Which is fine, because it's a fantastic game: with level design that consistently surprises, delights, and offers new ways of interacting with the world.
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" It's an admonition that astonishes and delights his fellow revolutionaries, and it's based on the saying, "Those who stand for nothing fall for anything.
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It's four days off work in the middle of spring when the sun finally comes out and the supermarkets are stuffed with chocolate delights.
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Then again, you could grace the premises of the Venue, a swanky karaoke bar with exotic cocktails and epicurean delights like bluefin tuna tacos.
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One of the many delights of long-fibred Japanese papers is that they maintain their material integrity when immersed in water and cleaning solvents.
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But on the other hand, it may seem that at least a part of POTUS delights in the idea of the media crying wolf.
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It delights me that it's somehow able to recognize my child from ages one to 15 as the same person through facial recognition software.
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It's no wonder he's popular but Jon puts it down to his nickname, more than to his skill at finding delights on every corner.
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One of many delights of this slim book is Padgett's ability to make all sorts of weird information and skewed perceptions seem perfectly logical.
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" It's that meticulous exploration of the universe that intrigues and delights Ye. "Some educated people going through college say, 'We've heard of general relativity.
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I sometimes have to wonder if Watchmen delights in this sort of extreme violence for extreme violence's sake, even if there are meaningful ramifications.
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We could not see their myriad historical delights, nor take pleasure in the basketball of the past, eat, sleep, and dream inside of them.
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It delights in the folky twang of his early LPs, a sound he had begun moving away from when he recorded with Crazy Horse.
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In the morning, head to Hanselmann's pastry shop, a classic since 222, whose elaborate rose- and buttercream-swirled exterior signals the sugarcoated delights within.
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If, as I suspect, it doesn't include the footnotes, he's missing out on some of the wittiest and most malicious delights of Gibbon's book.
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The night's theme was Garden of Earthly Delights, so some guests, in fact, wore revealing body stockings with strategically placed fig leaves and flowers.
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What we have is something of a seductive tease, a haunted film that at times entrances and delights and at times offends and embarrasses.
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The year's half over, but 2017 has saved the best for last with some intense delights for geeks arriving in late summer and fall.
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As in "The Special," Mr. Davis delights in hackneyed showbiz talk, catchphrases (he tries hard to make "yaas, honey" a thing) and industry jargon.
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Mr. White considers all of this "wine-first food" and the list is full of natural wines from trusted producers, including some Canadian delights.
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Rejecting Amazon's strategy of stocking mainly data-tracked titles, Mr. Doeblin delights in offering more volumes ranging widely from best selling to barely known.
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Toni Morrison's death may come as a shock because her words seem so evergreen, even eternal, as they explore our American dilemmas and delights.
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MITCHELL ALGUS GALLERY In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Steve Keister's abstract sculptures were one of the delights of the SoHo gallery scene.
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High-end fashion retailer Saks Fifth Avenue, owned by Hudson's Bay, rang in its annual window display, "Land of 1000 Delights," with 85 dancers.
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Besides the ceremony, this will also score you some matrimony-themed TB merch, a Taco 12 Pack, and a Cinnabon Delights cake for dessert.
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HARBORSIDE CANNABIS in Oakland is a modern-day temple to the delights and possibilities of the botanical marvel that is the plant Cannabis sativa.
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Toni Morrison's death may come as a shock because her words seem so evergreen, even eternal, as they explore our American dilemmas and delights.
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By now, deep in season three, the show's initial premise is at least six premises out of date; what delights you have in store!
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What does it take to build a brand (and a business) that not only delights customers but keeps them coming back again and again?
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I wanted to know about the rituals, inconveniences, and delights that come along with a birthday that vanishes three out of every four years.
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But in both books, language alternately delights and devastates, twisting without turning into a gimmick; instead, the beauty of grammatical function is on display.
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For most of the movie he's just an empty psychopath, a one-note character who delights in tormenting others for no reason at all.
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Horror, high school stories, infertility comedies, post-apocalyptic dramas, and more ensured that the festival was a succession of startling and sometimes unsettling delights.
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Sadly, Grandad will never know the delights of scrolling a butter-smudged finger across your phone screen, absorbing recipe ideas and saliva as you go.
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I'm still mobile, and for a limited time only, have access to a wealth of continental delights available in the still cosmopolitan city of London.
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He is so unpredictable and unexpected, and I love how that confounds Teddy and delights Teddy, and I can't wait to see more of that.
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From the culinary delights of battered swan to key national pastimes like British jumbo-cat jousting, the guide really hits the nail on the head.
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You are such a cornucopia of delights and terrors in one infinite virtual box, it's a wonder that humanity allows you to exist at all.
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Related: The Masked Expressions of Delphine Diallo An Artist Discovers His Black Heritage Through Photography 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' Gets a Queer-Feminine Overhaul
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The Last Mango in Paris transports you to the tropics with mango puree, and also surprises and delights with Lillet, Pierre Ferrand Cognac, and lemon.
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Last year, iconic designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi released Tetris Effect, which combined the tried-and-true puzzle gameplay with his own particular blend of audiovisual delights.
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"Plan extra -- and fun -- activity into your itinerary so you can have extra delights at your destinations to fully enjoy your travel experience," Newgent says.
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This year's holiday theme is Land of 2000,221 Delights, and accordingly, the dioramas tell the story of the "Nutcracker Sweet," featuring candy patterns and swirls.
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The 15th-century Persian Ni'matnamah, knows in English as the Sultan's Book of Delights, includes recipes for musk-spiced samosas and ambergris-and-rosewater puddings.
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They enjoyed the delights of the garden that had so enraptured her own kids by joining her in a treasure hunt and insect-spotting activity.
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Bad news for anyone looking to slim down by loading their carrot sticks and toast with beetroot dip in lieu of other more calorific delights.
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What's so great and timely about Chewing Gum is how it delights in the diversity of its characters, while letting everyone just be regular people.
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His grandparents, Toluca and Mérida natives, taught him about flavor variety from an early age; his childhood was spent enjoying both central and coastal delights.
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Humour appears too in the plays: Scorpius Malfoy, entirely unlike the drawling figure of his father on screen, delights with his awkwardness and self-deprecation.
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A CULINARY tour of Europe offers copious delights: a perfectly thin pizza slice from Naples, a glistening paella on Valencia's beachfront, a fresh Parisian croissant.
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In an interview, he said he and his family had been given cold water, watermelon, apples and bananas — delights after months of being under siege.
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The guys did a lot of business over at Flash Dancers, and Barry was not immune to the delights of a truly dirty lap dance.
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One of the biggest delights of "The Fate of the Furious" was seeing the Academy Award winner Helen Mirren join the cast as Shaw's mother.
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Issa the character crystallizes as the show goes on, and later episodes have bigger, sillier moments, but the debut is full of promise and delights.
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It's one of the rare times you want to look away in "The Handmaiden," which Mr. Park has turned into an emporium of visual delights.
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Additionally, Jasmin Sian, Edie Fake, and Jodie Mack are all delights in this show, and provide a thankfully broad reading on the notion of decoration.
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When he's not sampling the tofu delights of London's street food vendors, he's writing reviews and commentary on living the meat- and dairy-free lifestyle.
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Multicolored polar bears, an upside down plane, a giant inflatable ladder, and a film of live goldfish on an airplane — all provide simple, accessible delights.
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It's a record that celebrates the small delights to be found in chaos, but you have to give yourself over to it to find them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most prestigious flower show is taking place this week with hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of floral delights from Alium to Zantedeschia.
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Instead of a bucket list, she delights in small daily moments, like being carried by a handsome fireman after she recently injured herself at home.
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Sure, it's a self-indulgent star turn, but Lawrence so delights in Rosalyn's no-fucks-given attitude that we laugh along with the actress's moxie.
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I know Michael B. Jordan's Killmonger is arguably the best villain in Marvel history, but Wright's Shuri is one of the studio's biggest delights. 2.
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But Sedona offers an excellent range of earthly delights, especially when it comes to filling the stomach after a soul-satisfying day on the rocks.
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Economic growth has accelerated since Mr. Trump took office, and he delights in predicting that it will only grow more in the years to come.
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He delights in espousing contrary opinions, some of which come at you with the force of aesthetic revelation, while others seem perverse and largely indefensible.
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He composed poems, satires and fine comic plays, notably "The Mandrake," which Voltaire praised for its anticlericalism and which still delights lovers of bawdy farce.
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"I think they're overdoing it," said Paris Protopapas, who with his wife, Lianna, runs Dianne's Delights in the deli section, selling cheeses, dips and antipasti.
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His playpal Delilah Smith, a fellow 2-year-old, snacks on hummus and cashews and delights over the sounds of her Princess Peppa Pig stuffie.
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My dining companions spoke longingly about the delights they had encountered while living in Mexico City, and wondered at the trick Bar Patrón inadvertently manages.
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Here at Cooking, that means an excuse to dive deep into the delights of Mexican cuisine (not that we need a holiday to do that).
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According to Bloomberg's Kurumi Mori, attendees will wear a "power up band" that unlocks the digital delights of Mario in the real world theme park.
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She delights in the rare Purple Emperor butterfly, but also notes the return of the "necrophagous insect species such as clown beetles and blowfly maggots".
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The logo of this new West Village restaurant features a bird perched atop a cornucopia of vegetal delights, which itself sits atop a woman's head.
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The windows, the "Land of 1,63 Delights," mix eye candy with real candy: over-the-top outfits alongside lollipops twice the size of the mannequins.
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It's a world unto itself, with Vancouver Island surf breaks, culinary delights in Toronto and Montreal, and natural glories of parks like Banff in Alberta.
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It's also well situated for other seasonal delights, such as hiking at the picturesque Kaaterskill Falls, or poking around charming towns like Tannersville and Woodstock.
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Mr. Trump delights in sharing with visitors the correspondence he has received from North Korea's leader since they began writing to each other last year.
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CreditCreditOlivier Metzger Of the many delights working at a magazine offers, one is the opportunity to collaborate with people who think differently than you do.
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His maximalist installation "Bear Mitzvah in Meshugahland" (2017) is a colorful and playful space in which seemingly every surface holds delightful details and plush delights.
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After their brief beer sauna, your eggs (hopefully soft and unexploded) have a nice and subtle bitterness that also delights with a little boozy kick.
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Her former fashion line, the Lake and Stars, blurred underwear with outerwear; her new project, Sweet Saba, delights in the mix-up between sculpture and candy.
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It's a genuinely lovely moment — pure creativity that delights an audience and mimics the immersive power of seeing a great stage production for the first time.
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Beautifully phrased and paced, Tess Lewis's translation delights on every page as she conveys "the contagious sense of liberation" that blows through Mr Seiler's mesmeric novel.
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The mother delights in her new companion, who plays in the bath, goes shopping with her, and grows up rapidly — too rapidly, for the mother's taste.
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Astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) have the unique torture of being so close to Earth, yet so far away from all its tasty delights.
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It dives into issues like grief and sexual consent, but also delights in letting Steven extol the virtues of having a backpack shaped like a cheeseburger.
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Britain is portrayed as a police state that is overrun with Muslims and home to a sinister, "socialised" health service that delights in letting children die.
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Like any proud dad, he delights in showing off photos of his curly-haired daughter and marveling at how, now at 2 ½, she's talking in sentences.
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As has been made all too clear in its eighth and final season, Game of Thrones delights in giving us wild twists we never saw coming.
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In a YouTube video, she goes through all the motions (albeit sped up), so even amateur bakers can try their hand at creating these Disney delights.
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During Super Bowl LII today, HBO dropped the very first trailer for Westworld Season 2, which promises another ten episodes of violent delights with violent ends.
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And because he is a true spoiled rich kid, he also delights in that favorite activity of his ilk: suffering precisely zero consequences for his actions.
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Mr Wilson-Lee delights in examples of the "plays richly refracted through the eyes of a place and time wholly alien to the Swan of Avon".
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One of the few delights to be found in the Trump era is the way the president constantly humiliates Christie, one of his early Republican supporters.
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Best S&P stock Chipotle surges ~30 pct as CEO debut delights ** Energy rallies 0.6 pct, though weak refining margins clip Exxon's and Chevron's Q1 numbers .
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From Kerry Washington to John Legend, much of Hollywood has flocked to the town to support their films and take advantage of the festival's gastronomic delights.
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Rick's take: One of the delights for Olympic participants, fans and journalists in PyeongChang was the efficiency of operations, from facilities to transportation to food service.
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There are the usual oversized whiteheads and blackheads, as well as lipomas, pilar cysts, calcium deposits, warts, abscesses, rhinophyma, sebaceous filaments, keloids, and other dermal delights.
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And it's her lamb patty under feta and onions at the Breslin that is most likely to tempt diners away from the other meaty, fatty delights.
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These accounts are brief, vivid portraits of women in the "spiritual avant-garde," and although Shirk struggles to unify these threads, her wide-ranging curiosity delights.
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She notes with dismay how entranced Stefánie is with the rites and aesthetics of femininity: She obsesses over clothing and cosmetics; she delights in male attentiveness.
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This is a show about a park for rich people to satisfy their "violent delights," and we knew that the robots would finally enact violent revenge.
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Make a profile, upload vertical videos, select cover frames to promote them, follow creators, like their clips, and browse the trending page for whatever delights you.
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Imagine paintings by Pieter Bruegel or Hieronymus Bosch, swarming with visual detail, except they're not about peasants or gardens of earthly delights but recognizably contemporary life.
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It delights fans of the show every Sunday night, and is so damn good that it even won an Emmy for Original Main Title Theme Music.
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Related: The 72 New Emojis Are All About Throwing Shade Author Translates All of 'Alice in Wonderland' into Emojis Step Inside 'The Garden of Emoji Delights'
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The historical-contemporary pairing of the two exhibitions also makes the case for the subconscious as a timeless and eternal wellspring of horrors, delights, and creativity.
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And it delights in whipping up a backlash for Michael, whose misadventure as a woman is revealed, over and over again, as a privileged power grab.
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Mr. Trump particularly delights in attending political rallies, and rarely cancels them — in February, he canceled and quickly rescheduled one after a school shooting in Florida.
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Few jokes are able to trap the delights of audiences for 20 years, and fewer still live long enough to see themselves seamlessly integrated into TikTok.
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" One of the exhibitors in Woven, Gallery Wendi Norris of San Francisco, is showing mixed media works by Chitra Ganesh, in a presentation called "Unearthly Delights.
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Every time you went to for some golden arches delights, you were given a Monopoly ticket that you'd peel off your fries or cup of soda.
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It's a joy to work through Journey to the Savage Planet if only because you get to see the many visual delights of AR-Y 26.
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And that would be a special business that delights their customer, an owner-operator, free-cash-flow generative, high return, and hopefully with barriers to entry.
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He wears blue Levis and black Nikes and delights in a late-blooming informality after years of heading university departments and turning up in a suit.
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Mr. McCain, who is not doing interviews, delights in sitting out on his deck where he once handled slabs of ribs on the grill, friends say.
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Though it first appears to contain all the delights of that form — the immersiveness, the shocks of plot — it has too many gaps and intentional omissions.
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This Sendak classic still delights and enthralls the kids, and there's lots for the grown-ups to pay attention to in the groovy, detail-filled art.
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I haven't made chocolate shortbread for Valentine's Day since, opting instead for flashier sweets — ganache-gilded, pomegranate-studded, mousse-y delights that worked hard to impress.
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But what makes Gerwig's film so magical is that it delights in the possibilities of stories to continually change form, to over time reveal new truths.
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After the official ceremony is over, Taco Bell said it will then cover the newlywed's first meal — a 12-pack of tacos and a Cinnabon Delights cake.
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Some are Julianna Barwick–like looped delights, others bear significantly sharper teeth and claws, and just occasionally everything takes an unexpected turn for the acidic, Aphex style.
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Nothing delights this glum critic's heart more than watching a couple stumble through the work of one of the twentieth century's most controversial gay photographers: Robert Mapplethorpe.
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Apart from fiddling with clichés, he delights in creating characters and then testing them in fiendish ways (sometimes literally), ratcheting up the tension and the body count.
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Today, Mr Branstad is America's ambassador to China, and delights in talking up his long friendship with Mr Xi. China's president seems attached to those memories, too.
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Paradise and its virgins are a pet topic of preachers, who present these otherworldly delights as rewards to those who dwell in the lands of sexual misery.
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If you got all of these humans into a room, it would be Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" but at a cocktail party, in 2018.
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The pigs root in search of tubers and other buried delights, and can make it look like a mechanized tiller guided by a phantom got loose overnight.
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Japanese art and design studio teamLab have wowed us with space waterfalls and enraptured us in a Garden of Unearthly Delights, and their Christmas spectacle doesn't disappoint.
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Like both Deadpools, it delights in its status as an outlier within the superhero movie complex, both of and apart from an industry it mocks with glee.
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It was merely a chance for me to bring my act, which so delights young children in the Connecticut suburb where I reside, to a larger audience.
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Reni Eddo-Lodge is that rarest of delights — a young, working-class Black woman from the humble London neighborhood of Tottenham with a voice in public life.
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Again and again I would gaze upon the frozen delights only to roll my cart to the checkout aisle with my grown-up non-frozen food selections.
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She revealed twenty years ago, and has kept doing it, that what seemed a terminally exhausted state of painting could be a garden of unlimited, freshening delights.
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I had set out to explore the culinary delights of the Mississippi Delta, hoping to discover foods with rich histories unfamiliar to those who had never visited.
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Beginning with the culinary memoir "Delights and Prejudices" (1964), Mr. Beard employed Mr. Ferrone — and Mr. Ferrone delighted in the employment — as his editor/organizer/rewrite man.
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There's always an air of expectation for gamers who annually hold their breath to see what new digital delights will be served up in the year ahead.
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She once made her living as a photo developer and retoucher, and delights in showing her daughter pictures of her own face montaged onto various female bodies.
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Harambe's fatal encounter, caught on tape, has raised the specter of animal cruelty over images of human-animal alliances that were previously widely consumed as inoffensive delights.
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There's nothing that delights a beauty fanatic more than high-quality, budget-friendly makeup — except, of course, budget-friendly makeup that's virtually indistinguishable from the expensive stuff.
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On the one hand, the tweet could be put down to Trump's unique and unconventional way of communicating, which infuriates the Washington establishment and delights his supporters.
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By all accounts, Mr. Putin delights at creating surprises, reinforcing Russia's newfound image as a sovereign, global heavyweight and keeping him at the center of world events.
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But the minute the word "election" comes up in conversation, his brain shifts into an attack mode that throws U.S. intelligence out the window and delights Putin.
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But Trump's suspicion of the press remains strong, and he delights in going off-script to bash the media as dishonest, corrupt, and intent on destroying him.
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If you haven't seen the film since it was in theaters — or, indeed, missed it on the big screen — make time for its raunchy delights this month.
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In this new horror comedy, a meticulously planned reunion offers all those delights but turns into a true nightmare when a murderous monster hunts down the guests.
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On balance, Republicans are seeking to conserve very little; instead they have become the courtiers and court pastors of a man who delights in tearing things down.
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In an art world shaped by a modernist tradition that has long downgraded the value of beauty, it's rare to see work that delights in visual opulence.
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And each spring, now that I live in New York, I don't have to go very far at all to get another shot of Ailey's soaring delights.
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The show is in many ways tonally similar to the 1984 fantasy film The NeverEnding Story, and it's likely to traumatize as many children as it delights.
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Phil delights in the positive influence Jexi has in his life — such as giving him the confidence to approach Cate and shadily landing him a major promotion.
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It consists of a period of abstention from earthy delights like sex, drugs, and, in some extreme cases, talking to other people, for 24 hours or more.
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" Asked how Trump, who disdains exercise and delights in fast food, could be such the picture of health, Jackson responded: "He has incredible genes, I just assume.
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I have organized trips to Shenandoah to expose urban young people to clean air and green space, so they can experience the delights of the great outdoors.
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But the Haggler has never encountered a business that delights in calling its customers wrong, and then insults those customers in obscenity-filled emails and YouTube videos.
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Unsurprisingly, that hyperattentiveness also distinguishes the architect, Edward Monkford, who romances both women, giving them identical jewels and introducing them to cosmopolitan delights like eating live seafood.
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Granola, seeded crackers, land and sea vegetables, waffles, dressings, compotes, baked marinated tempeh and other hippie-leaning delights are riffed upon to delicious, often visually lovely effect.
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We are both in a city we know and in another city entirely, bearing the same street names, and this double vision delights us on each page.
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The former royal chef spoke to Insider about the delights and challenges that came with being able to call Princess Diana both her boss and her neighbor.
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The 2016 movie year was a constant unfolding of delights, and that kept going right up until the final envelope at the final awards show was opened.
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Trump made clear on Monday he would not drop the demand for a border wall that delights his followers, first made in his campaign in the 2016 election.
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For the sake of aesthetics, this artful Instagram feed "pairs great reads with frozen delights," melting ice cream scoops, cones, sandwiches, and even popsicles in and around literature.
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But she finds joy outside the rink as well, from small pleasures such as her morning coffee to silly delights such as a binge of Netflix's Big Mouth.
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Baseball season is here and with it comes stadiums full of unique, caloric delights that are bound to encase your heart in a meaty shell of delicious fat.
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With the premiere of season 2 of Westworld, the show's oft-quoted Romeo and Juliet line, "These violent delights have violent ends," was finally manifested into a reality.
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Tarantino delights in righting history's wrongs, empowering those he believes to have been given a raw deal, usually capping it off with a grand, gory, blood-filled finale.
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Currently on display at Academic Gallery in Queens, Snake in the Grass responds to The Garden of Earthly Delights through outlandishly vibrant sculptural fusions of ceramics and textiles.
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And the reason I now reach for the AirPods even when I'm at home, the unique thing that delights all their users, is their unrivalled ease of use.
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Elgort's blizzard antics are a genuine preview of the film, which delights in multiple high-speed car chases set to whatever Baby is listening to on his iPod.
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Of the myriad carioca street foods, one of the most popular is the pastel, a large deep-fried dumpling filled with cheese, meat, chicken, shrimp and other delights.
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The following year, NASA celebrated John Glenn becoming the first American to eat in space, squeezing puréed beef with vegetables from an aluminum tube, among other edible delights.
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They sat at one of the booths in the main dining room and were seen noshing on delights like tuna tartare, baked crab hand rolls and popcorn shrimp.
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That's just one of the delights of Star Girls — probably the nerdiest burlesque show you'll ever see, and certainly the most risqué nerd tribute since Star Wars XXX.
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Raven even holds up Nia's training bra for everyone to see, which has us guessing that Raven is the kind of mom who delights in embarrassing her kids.
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VIRGINIA's governor, Terry McAuliffe, has a problem similar to one faced by Barack Obama: a Republican-controlled legislature delights in killing his proposals, especially those popular with Democrats.
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If you have a sous-vide machine, you're probably already versed in the delights of using it for steak, salmon, and ramen eggs with their silky, runny yolks.
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So today we'll take a look at the main event, and then we'll study the delights of the rest of the card through the rest of the week.
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But it also features easier-to-spot delights — including the opening credits, which ordinarily featured words and phrases related to the weird science the team so regularly encountered.
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There are many wonderful things about baseball, and one of those delights is the conversation it fosters between people who have never met and will never speak again.
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You can enter a virtual representation of Bosch's Garden of Eden for free on the app, but will have to pay $3.99 to see Earthly Delights and Hell.
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But amidst all the film's visual delights, in talking to the creatives behind Kubo, one name was all but unavoidable: that of Japanese woodblock print artist Kiyoshi Saito.
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The result is a sumptuous array of visual delights, enough to do justice to traditional tales of knights in shining armor, runaway princesses, lost boys, and talking monkeys.
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He delights — if a man can swoon, Kinsky swoons — over her blood-red damask frock from Worth and the Cartier star of diamonds that was her fashion trademark.
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I mean, I've only just been introduced, vaguely, to the photo-sharing "Treasure Hunt" function, which Eurogamer's review of the game highlights as one of its purest delights.
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Nora settles in as a seamstress and prepares for marriage while her sister is enthralled by her new city's delights, until she abruptly leaves to join a convent.
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Westworld "These violent delights have violent ends" was the de facto refrain of "Westworld" Season 1, which concluded with a revolt among the titular theme park's robotic hosts.
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The performers — Aiesha Dukes, Mitchel Kawash, Richard Spitaletta and Mia Weinberger — are fine singers and fizzy delights, with Mr. Spitaletta and Ms. Weinberger emerging as particularly skillful impersonators.
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I was left wishing Ms. Mitchell had broken her rules as regularly as Woolf does, because her "Orlando" delights when it embraces the witty absurdity of some scenes.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — I have a friend who delights in posting the phrase "Inbox Zero!" on social media whenever he has managed to clear his inbox of emails.
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It feels both looser and beefier than the 1991 movie, running forty-five minutes longer and lacking its compacted delights, and Condon cannot lay a paw on Cocteau.
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Comedy reaches its greatest heights when it jabs at absurdity and ridicules unjust realities, and that's just what Tarantino delights in doing, when he's doing his best work.
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Coming up on the end of the third year of his presidency, President Trump still delights in reminding those pundits and pollsters how earth-shatteringly wrong they were.
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I wouldn't want to miss out on the delights of this show just because there's a rabbit hole of darkness awaiting those who sit with it long enough.
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When I set up my own shop window at Ottolenghi in Notting Hill, raspberry-swirled meringues soon became part of our signature look, alongside many other fruity delights.
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Instead, an actor will be playing the "character" of Blippi, an adult man in tight jeans and orange bowtie who delights in learning about fire trucks and tractors.
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" He delights in the comedy of language (wordplay, repurposed clichés), finding laughs in mangled jargon that is only slightly off: "How many people here enjoyed their air flights?
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Rob Reiner, trim and affable in charcoal-gray leisurewear that set off his more-salt-than-pepper beard, eyed the menu's caloric delights before ordering oatmeal and berries.
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Bad Education was one of the surprise delights of TIFF, a tale of intrigue and larceny in the most drab of locations: a Long Island public school district.
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It was a huge night for Glover, not to mention a great vote of confidence for a purposefully strange show that delights in smashing TV norms into pieces.
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It is the coin of the digital-media realm, a mealy concept that delights advertisers and publishers alike because it all but guarantees to garner a reader's attention.
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This family sitcom delights in its commitment to its "1980-something" time period (as the narrator announces every episode), with Reebok Pumps, Atari and Garbage Pail Kids galore.
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On the ground floor, which is stuffed to the gills with edible delights, you can grab some bread and cheese, bagels and lox, or grape leaves to go.
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Here are the freezer-burned delights that have captured our hearts with the fiery, eternal warmth of the roof-of-mouth-eviscerating cheese in an overcooked Hot Pocket.
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Of all the three little words that I have put to use throughout my own career, "I don't know" seems to be the phrase that surprises and delights everyone.
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The full list of recalls: Limited-edition Holiday White Peppermint Hostess TwinkiesPalmer Candy Co. chocolate and holiday confections, including Publix Brand, Bakery Delights, Trail's End and DelhaizeSoutheastern Mills Inc.
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Head over to the Nordstrom website to snag one of Glamglow's new minty lip delights — which now come in six of the prettiest tints — before they get snatched up.
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Americans traditionally feast on turkey, stuffing and other delights on the Thanksgiving holiday, which takes place this coming Thursday, but Drumstick and his pal Wishbone were granted a reprieve.
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Trump admires dictators and strongmen; he dismisses the press as fake news and ethics rules as unnecessary niceties; he lies without compunction and delights in self-serving conspiracy theories.
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LONDON — Just because you're a gigantic, terrifying warrior who delights in crushing the skulls of your opponents with your bare hands doesn't mean you don't have a soft side.
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But it still provides lively diversions for those in search of yesteryear's delights, particularly the skillful pastiche songs by Jim Wise (music) and George Haimsohn and Robin Miller (lyrics).
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DiCaprio explained that as a baby, the triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights" hung over his crib, and had a profound impact on him when he was growing up.
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For all the delights of summer — like the sheer joy of wearing head-to-toe linen while drinking rosé — there's also the arrival of sweaty, sunburned, and irritated skin.
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Related: Heaven and Hell Meet in Hieronymus' Hometown Twisted Sculptures Put Body Parts in All the Wrong Places Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour
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The weight of being Mr. Pickles feels physical on his exhausted-looking face, but he also delights in being able to be kind and change the lives of children.
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But somehow it's not surprising for Trump -- evidence that the unorthodox, outsider approach that delights his supporters and unnerves establishment politicians is still the animating force of the administration.
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The moon in Taurus opposes Venus at 1:54 AM; the moon seeks comfort and Venus offers us delight, but since they are in opposition, these delights feel faraway.
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To promote its Prime Original "Good Omens," Amazon took over a city block with a "land of earthly delights," featuring beer and wine, sushi, free manicures and even puppies.
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But Bell and Danson are consistent delights, and a scene involving cacti that I dare not spoil is one of the funniest things I've seen on TV in ages.
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Likewise, I don't need multiple kinds of pickled delights, and I can't ever figure out why I would come to an open-air market to purchase a t-shirt.
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I do not think the time-machine thing happened, but some of the Nazi leadership was into the occult, a factoid that weirdly delights many current lovers of witchcraft.
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So it delights me to see Kusamba glo up from being "Nurse American Hospital" in a 2009 film about an Austrian actress to this (and next year's Black Panther).
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The press release should explain why the product improves the customer's experience, what it does better than any other product in its category, and how it delights the customer.
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Instead, we begin in Jerusalem and skip to Istanbul, from where the Orient Express sets off on its long and winding route to the grayer delights of the Occident.
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The jolly, obscenely rotund ringleader of this band is, of course, Falstaff, a nobleman with a flagrant lack of morals who delights in splashing around the sewers of London.
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Bannon delights, perhaps more than anything else, in raising the hackles of those who would know this about Trump's history and so be galled by his statements about Romney.
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Farming is tough, but digital farming can be a delight — take it from fans of the "Harvest Moon" series, who extol the delights of animal husbandry and crop management.
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The architect himself rarely visits, and there are few guests, but just knowing it is there — high-concept and perfect, and tended to by his housekeeper Olga — delights him.
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In the episode, James Delos—the billionaire who made Westworld's violent delights possible—spends his days cycling, smoking, masturbating, and dancing to 1970s rock in a white fluorescent room.
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Items already on the menu that will be available for a dollar are the Grilled Breakfast Burrito, Hash Brown, Cinnabon Delights 2-Pack, and Mountain Dew Kickstart Orange Citrus.
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Don't watch this one for the historicity; do bask in its sensory delights, including Academy Award–winning costume design and the irresistible charm of an unconscionably powerful Kirsten Dunst.
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They'll serve chicken shawarma, fish kofta, zucchini fritters and other Mediterranean delights, while setting aside a few square feet for an assortment of retail products, like sauces and candy.
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The majority of voters want a check on this administration, but the Republican Party doesn't care; it's beholden to a minority that delights in the helplessness of fellow citizens.
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But it's the re-entry of the full ensemble, after a solo piano interlude, that delights me most on each listen — as Still's complementary lines mingle with real élan.
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J.P. Palm, an indie-rock band based in Philadelphia, delights in the dissonant chords and jagged, odd-meter patterns of math-rock, but not to the exclusion of melody.
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" While their trailblazing work transformed the field — and turned him into an A.I. superstar — Dr. Bengio still delights in spending time with students, whom he describes as a "family.
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As a musician, too, Mr. Byrne delights in confounding what you might expect from someone whose instrument had its heyday in England when Elizabeth I was on the throne.
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In fact, I had already experienced a big conventional success — being on a hit TV show — and no piñata containing all of life's delights had burst open for me.
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"One gets the idea, watching Gomez, that he delights in getting to be a man, short and boisterous and nurturing and bursting with hope and pocket watches," Ortberg muses.
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Go deeper: Pro-democracy parties triumph in key Hong Kong elections Trump delights Hong Kong demonstrators, enrages Beijing China summons U.S. ambassador to protest Trump signing Hong Kong bill
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Go deeper: Thousands march in Hong Kong after landslide election victories China summons U.S. ambassador to protest Trump signing Hong Kong bill Trump delights Hong Kong demonstrators, enrages Beijing
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If we can make it so it tastes and delights just like animal protein, very few consumers are going to say, 'Nah, I just don't want to do that.
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The spectacle of de Nieves's work at once delights in and undercuts the decadence, pageantry, beauty and symbolism of the Catholic Church, royal courts — and perhaps the museum itself.
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The Premier League, again, delights in the fact that it ranks alongside the BBC and the Royal Family — well, maybe not Prince Andrew — as one of Britain's great exports.
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If, as I do, one likes to dwell on the handsome presence of animals, and on the rustlings of various leaves, grasses and insects, this novel satisfies and delights.
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I can't imagine anyone finding this production to be "the perfect expression of the Apollonian principle": It's vivid, but its kind of ballet delights without providing any classical revelation.
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But they are the opposite of solemn; Goethe delights in his burlesque Mephistopheles, always mocking and jesting, as he does in the wild coincidences and improbabilities of Wilhelm's career.
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The "Rockstar" rapper showed the late show host all the delights of Post Malone-style free breadsticks, which involves taking a bite and putting hunks of butter on it.
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In "Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest," the New Museum surveys the multimedia delights of the fifty-four-year-old Swiss artist, whose work is as irresistible as it is influential.
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That said, Ride Your Wave still delights in creating impossible movements, with dynamic storyboarding that has the "camera" move through spaces in ways that hand-drawn animation often doesn't.
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With about 20333 inhabitants, La Conchita offers a scale model of the delights of living in California — and of the risks: the fires, rising sea levels, mudslides and earthquakes.
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"Oh and to the ignorant, judgemental [sic] people projecting negativity on my page, it delights me to inform you that I block and delete instantly," she wrote on her post.
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Yet for all their delights, the works on paper lack the frisson of his paintings, where Goldberg combines opposing impulses and holds them together with the force of his will.
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In short, Much Ado is the funniest of the comedies, the most modern of the romances, and a story that delights fans of all ages and genders to this day.
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But not all of our favorite lost treats are from the '90s; the decades before and after those precious years also brought us plenty of fast food delights (and monstrosities).
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You blend this, you drink this, and from my understanding your third eye opens, you no longer yearn for the earthly delights of food, and all your fat flies out.
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Also subversive: the idea of women reading books that are escapist delights instead of "bettering" themselves via the male-adjudicated canon or, honestly, doing housework or tending to their kids.
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From what we're reading, writer/director Luc Besson (The Fifth Element and Lucy) stuffed Valerian with visual delights, but left little in the way of actual human (or alien) interest.
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The venerable, open source video converter recently hit the 1.0 version milestone 13 years after development started, and so there's no better time to introduce you to its various delights.
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He and Kate first fell in love in Scotland during their university days at St. Andrews, and now the couple enjoy immersing their kids in the delights of the countryside.
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But this video, on the other hand, in which a dad delights his grown-ass Slipknot fan son with basic information about his life while he's recovering is [chef's kiss].
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Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) and Will (Noah Schnapp), the four boys at the heart of "Stranger Things", remain enamoured of all manner of nerdish delights.
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Now, they'll be having a small ceremony of less than a dozen in Las Vegas, complete with a hot sauce bouquet and a wedding cake made out of Cinnabon Delights.
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We promptly decorated it in oversized posters featuring a zoomed‑in image from The Garden of Earthly Delights painting by Hieronymus Bosch and David Bowie's album cover for Ziggy Stardust.
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He already spends half his time in Williamsburg, where he apparently enjoys free-man delights like eating fro-yo, taking limousine rides, and hanging with his crew of stray cats.
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Sweet, doughy delights are in abundance, and you'd be remiss to visit Mexico without trying a concha, a kind of pan dulce (sweet bread) caked with a cracked, crumbly topping.
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Now, the inspiring teen who delights fans and players on the sidelines of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome is being honored for his efforts with the ESPYs' Jimmy V Perseverance Award.
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A company based in New York City is recruiting a group of refugees from around the world to help bring their own culinary delights to the Big Apple and beyond.
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How appropriate, then, that Los Angeles-based artist Roberto Benavidez has made wild, larger-than-life representations from the Hieronymus Bosch painting, "The Garden of Earthly Delights," in piñata form.
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This is the work of Irina Blok, a San Francisco-based designer who delights in her profession as much as she does flexing her design muscles away from the office.
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Related: How to Do Virtual Reality Right at SXSW 8 See-Through Sculptures Bridge the Real and Virtual Worlds Hieronymus Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Is Now a VR Universe
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AMONG the many delights of Christmas Eve (Wigilia) in Poland is the custom of setting an empty place for an unexpected friend, relative or stranger who happens to drop in.
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One longs for a modern equivalent—a data-driven version of Fra Angelico's "Last Judgment" or Hieronymus Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" equal to the contradictions of the human situation.
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But the ideas are here, tucked into a different kind of erotic story, one that alternately jolts and delights as Sookee and Hideko laugh their way to a new ending.
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Part of this is because "The Inquisitor's Tale" is dense with literary and earthy delights, including Hatem Aly's exquisite illustrations, which wrap around the text as in an illuminated manuscript.
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TIKKUN From Israel, a dark comedy about an ultra-Orthodox young scholar who develops a strong interest in earthly delights after a near-death experience (or was it actual death?).
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The taco will be available by itself for $1.99 or in a breakfast combo along with a coffee or medium drink, two Cinnabon Delights, or a hash brown for $3.99.
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Do you hit up Taco Bell to gorge on the unholy delights of Doritos Locos and Quesalupas, or, if you dare, the forbidden treasure chest that is a Grande Meal?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" already offers its own immersive, bizarre experience, with scenes of Eden and hell framing a hallucinatory garden.
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Like I said, Taurus season is also the time to enjoy yourself, and this new moon asks you to take a moment to pause and savor the delights around you.
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"This voyage is about bringing our guests the culinary delights from the British Isles, newly popular on the international gastronomy map," says Richard Meadows, the president of Cunard North America.
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"The River and the Wall" comes on as innocent and glossy as a travelogue, but its scenic delights are the sugar coating on a passionate and spectacularly photographed political message.
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The behavior has made them the plague of mariners past and present, and in recent times, they have even sampled the delights of at least one New York City pier.
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And in producing such a gorgeous object, Christopher de Hamel's publisher has had the courage of his convictions, because its physical and visual delights mirror its commercially unlikely subject matter.
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And Trump delights in being small, in stooping to conquer, as seen by how he convinced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reject the application of two congresswomen to visit Israel.
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Houdini, he said, "used to practice his underwater escapes in manacles and chains in the pool," a fact that delights him, because he was an avid magician as a child.
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" The following month in the Book Review, Hugh Nissenson offered a more positive but still mixed opinion, calling the novel's style "rough and unpolished," though the story it tells "delights.
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At the Purity Camp she's attending with her father, Shay is told there's only one way to goodness: Remain a virgin until marriage, and deny the body's delights until death.
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He designs a selection of gorgeous diamond rings and delights as each newly engaged couple swoons over each other — and over his sparkling rings — during the shows' respective season finales.
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Bad Education was one of the surprise delights of TIFF — a real-life tale of intrigue and larceny in the most drab of locations: a Long Island public school district.
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He delights statisticians, too — just 22020, Trout has already compiled more career wins above replacement than the Hall of Famers Tony Perez, Kirby Puckett and Sandy Koufax, among many others.
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Using "voter suppression" to describe a bunch of attack ads certainly got the Trump campaign a lot of attention, and outraged all the people the Trump campaign delights in outraging.
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"Good Life" is another busy episode in a season where the plotting has felt a bit like homework (and I'm saying this about a show that delights in philosophy lectures).
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Except that the inflammatory Trump, who delights in breaking the fourth wall, was perfectly happy to shatter the convention in Republican circles that W. "kept us safe," as Jeb kept saying.
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Related: The American Dream Melts at the Republican National Convention—Literally The Sickest Photos of China's New LED Ice Palace The World Ice Art Championships Are a Garden of Frozen Delights
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Related: Ben Biayenda's Marker Drawings Celebrate Black Beauty in All Its Colors Embroidered Tapestries Beautifully Rewrite Art History's Male Gaze Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour
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Social Editor Danika Harrod joins Editor in Chief Austin Walker, Senior Reporter Patrick Klepek, and myself for a discussion of Tacoma and other indie delights Danika saw on the show floor.
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This is where we see the more playful side of Liu that comes out in her often cheeky bars, as she smiles coyly in the mirror and delights in her couture.
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One of the best unexpected delights of Stranger Things 2 is the brief buddy-comedy starring Steve and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) when none of the other boys answer their walkie-talkies.
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On songs like "Good Ol' Boys Club" and "Pageant Material," Musgraves delights in blowing smoke in their faces and proudly embracing that she isn't going to be everyone's cup of tea.
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The delights — warm chocolate cake with chocolate ganache, marshmallow meringue and candied peanuts and blackberry crisp with a dollop of vanilla ice cream — showed just how good this kitchen can be.
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Fans of her books, like "Slow Days, Fast Company," will find a trove of delights here, including a never-before-published essay about surviving a 1997 fire that nearly killed her.
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"This all put me into the middle of the natural sciences, ecology, conservation and mainly the intellectual delights of biology and anthropology," he told The Journal of American Culture in 20133.
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The bao in this film is a cute homemade dumpling that comes to life, turning into a weird little dumpling baby that delights the empty-nesting Chinese mother who made it.
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Lodge LGP3 Rectangular Cast Iron Grill Press, 6.75-inch x 4.5-inch, $13 This specialized pan is perfect for those looking to home cook cornbread, scones, and other wedge-shaped delights.
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He delights in giving us difficult stories to stretch our imaginations, and a new Syfy series, based on his 1980 science-fiction novella Nightflyers, is a testament to his creative prowess.
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"These violent delights have violent ends," characters say over and over on HBO's Westworld, emphasizing the inevitable price being paid in an environment where people really can explore their darkest impulses.
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At the Council of Trent (15923-21592) there was discussion of "whether that type of music...which delights the ears more than the mind…should be taken away from the masses".
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Related: This Guy Just Spent 48 Hours in Virtual Reality Hieronymus Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Is Now a VR Universe VR Horror Experience Puts You Inside a 1940s Mental Hospital
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The recursively-named Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition is a tiny $60 box that plugs into your TV with an HDMI cable and delivers '80s delights like Super Mario Bros.
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It was a rainy, muggy April morning in Atlanta when a squadron of journalists descended on the Pinewood Studios shooting set to take in the extra-celestial delights of Guardians 2.
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What's better than picturing his face and reactions to eating these exotic delights—absent from his POV pictures—is the settings and activities serving as the backdrop to his new experiences.
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Ba-dee-ya-dee-ya-dee-ya. If you've been to a wedding reception in the last 213 years, you know there's one song that always delights on the dance floor.
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Related: Mini Emoji Carved from Colored Pencils are :D The "Tears of Joy" Emoji Is the "Word of the Year": Last Week in Art Step Inside 'The Garden of Emoji Delights'
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Cameron delights in intercutting the dull fancy folks in the dining room with the earthy fun of the lower-class passengers downstairs; the sequence is a little patronizing, but it lands.
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He also showed the Pope a version of Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights, the famous triptych featuring earth, heaven, and hell, that his parents hung over his crib as a baby.
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I get the sense that working in that environment is a reward in and of itself, while the ability to produce something that delights others as well is the ultimate payoff.
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The vote to quit the bloc was an enormous and unexpected victory for Mr. Farage, a politician who delights in his own lack of political correctness, discipline and bland sound bites.
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It's a measure of Bosch's imaginative genius that the imagery in works like "The Garden of Earthly Delights" outstrips in boldness many of the extreme digital fantasies in Hollywood horror films.
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HIERONYMUS BOSCH: TOUCHED BY THE DEVIL Bosch died 500 years ago (1516), and you'll have to go to Madrid to see his masterpiece, "The Garden of Earthly Delights," in the Prado.
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PARIS, Sept 23 (Reuters) - France kicked off a three-day Gastronomy Festival on Friday, where food fans will be able taste local specialities and cook up culinary delights across the country.
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Also on view are several other delights that float between nature and the artificial, including a "Botanical Bicycle" covered in Astroturf and his "Crystal Seedcase" first-aid kits of seed preservation.
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Two years ago, the family opened a second location, giving LA more access to their Vietnamese delights, like their off-menu, limited quantity Chef's Special pho with beef ribs and tendon.
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What keeps us from tuning out is the infectious energy of an ensemble that delights in its characters' displays of cupidity and stupidity, and the storybook ingenuity of the physical production.
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Hooters wouldn't be the last national chain to base its entire existence around wings — and scantily clad waitresses — but they definitely helped inform a nation about these deep-fried, spicy delights.
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Delights of an Undirected Mind offers a counterpoint to Monsters & Myths with oftentimes playful, whimsical but no less visceral imagery and experiences that push the visitors out of their comfort zones.
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Every now and then, The Creators Project comes across an artwork that surprises and delights us every bit as much as it confuses us and otherwise has us begging for answers.
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In taking the helm, he will become a crucial steward of journalism at a time of widespread mistrust in the media, fueled by a president who delights in attacking the press.
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When he proposed, three months after meeting his future wife at a family wedding, he traveled six hours to her hometown, carrying 22018 boxes of confections: baklava, kenafeh and Turkish delights.
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Only Fauzia's Heavenly Delights at Liggett Terrace has jerk chicken, curry goat and homemade pineapple-coconut cake (but it really depends on what Fauzia Abdur-Rahman feels like cooking that day).
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New delights, such as an exploration of Cicero's lost Hortensius, beloved by Augustine and pieced together by scholars through scattered mentions in the ancient record, add surprising shadings to Augustine's personality.
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But "the Mooch," as he likes to be known, quickly went too far, even in the eyes of a president who delights in pushing the boundaries of political and social decorum.
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To a certain extent, Axe knows this already, which is why he delights in wearing a heavy-metal T-shirt to formal occasions, thumbing his nose at New York City royalty.
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But the business has had to adapt to a competitive marketplace and now offers plush toys -- a big seller, much to Allison and Pete's chagrin -- in addition to its confectionary delights.
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Kids. Babies. Children. Innocent li'l kids who have no idea what fiendish delights are out there, waiting to at first embarrass them, but then make them laugh a little bit, hopefully.
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So signing Balotelli was not just a way to garner international attention, but another effort to draw fans away from the various other delights of the area and into the stadium.
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A city, a country, and a world celebrated as The Big German, a source of so many pure basketball delights, shot six fingers in the air and wandered around the court.
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Draper delights us, for instance, when he captures a moment of elegance or poignancy suspended in time, a moment so fleeting that we would never see it, except for the camera.
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To get all this depth into a film is hard enough; to get it into such a purely enjoyable movie is a small miracle, especially one that's so loaded with delights.
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Gallery owner Jared Linge, tongue in cheek, delights in calling it the most depressing Christmas painting ever, and it's true that the seasonal associations of the palette survive even this treatment.
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Related: These Creepy Paintings Look Ripped from a Surreal Storybook These Paintings Look Like Someone Nuked 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' These Cartoon Women Have Mastered the Art of the Eye Roll
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Last year, it got to the point where I accepted that Wallace was a scratcher and it was best to just surrender his preferred chair-shaped nail file to his destructive delights.
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She delights in this confrontation, savoring each word more than the last, and whatever idea you have of Dockery shuffling into eternity as Lady Mary Crawley in Downton Abbey is swallowed whole.
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When one of the scenes gets sexual, Dee Dee covers Gypsy's eyes, but not well enough and Gypsy quietly delights at the visions of pleasure that she spies through her mom's fingers.
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Every now and then, The Creators Project comes across an artwork that surprises and delights us—every bit as much as it totally confuses us and otherwise has us begging for answers.
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Even if the two summits pass off without controversy—as they might, given how Mr Trump delights in confounding his critics—the differing priorities, divergent beliefs and clashing political cultures will remain.
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Artist Niv Bavarsky summarized the best and worst of what happened this past year for Beutler Ink in a re-imagined and updated drawing of Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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Being hand pies, these fruit-filled delights are meant to fit in the palm of your hand, so the fact that Clark-Bojin managed to incorporate so much detail is definitely commendable.
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Kowal's attention to characterization results in a wholly realistic and vulnerable character who grows over the course of The Calculating Stars and The Fated Sky, which makes both novels delights to read.
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SUPER BLUE BLOOD MOON DELIGHTS SKYWATCHERS In what EarthSky describes as a "one of the sky's wonderful coincidences," the eclipse will also take place as Earth passes between the Sun and Mars.
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Chakrubs' gorgeous sculptures are carved from jade, amethyst, and rose quartz; while Crystal Delights' Swarovski crystal anal plugs have magnets like a Hello Kitty medallion and a My Little Pony-style tail.
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They enjoyed the delights of the garden that had so enraptured her own kids — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — by joining her in a treasure hunt and insect spotting activity.
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She won an Oscar in 1969 and has been a business favorite for over five decades — long enough to have experienced both the horrors and the delights of life in the limelight.
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Anthony Huxley, even though he has not mastered every aspect of the Scherzo, is a bright, scintillating Oberon; watching this artist grow has become one of the biggest delights this company offers.
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We felt we lived secret lives there, informed by ancient sorrows and fresh delights, and the city of Glasgow, where I was born, seemed to us the manifestation of a true identity.
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The book unfolds like several books in one: on moving abroad, on communication in human relationships, on the history of language and, in the end, on the delights of cross-cultural fusion.
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A natural clown, Ms. Keane scrunches her face into cartoonish expressions, my favorite being a lethal smile while singing "Pam," her takedown of a character who delights in seducing other women's husbands.
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Countless gorgeous details provide, in poem after poem, distinct delights: unless we know how costly literary beauty is to Lee's sense of fidelity to his father's values, they might seem too pretty.
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The opening number, "The Whiskey Song," was an uproarious drinking anthem during which the bacchanalian delights celebrated in the first verse curdle into groans as the performers' overindulgence catches up with them.
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Hieronymus Bosch's epic triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights, painted over 500 years ago, is considered to be one of the most famous and most ambitious work of the Dutch master's career.
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From Coney Island's classic candy apples to its Russian stroganoff, Sam Mason (OddFellows Ice Cream) takes us on a whirlwind tour of the flavour delights that lie beyond the Brighton Beach boardwalk.
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The cherished brownstone, drawn and diagrammed throughout the book, is a creaking, clanking, whistling haven of delights that evokes the pre-World War II New York City brownstone of Enright's Melendy family.
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Wordplay delights Mr. Perlstein, and many of his works by Mr. Nauman (an inveterate punster) toy with lingo: "None Sing Neon Sign" reads the lettering on an early neon sculpture from 1970.
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A computer buff who delights in the digital past, Mr. Lendino, 2000, wrote a book called "Breakout," about the Atari machines of the 21960s that ushered in a new era of gaming.
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Siegfried's funeral march is one of the most famous orchestral excerpts from the "Ring," and it is often played on its own in concert halls, where its grandeur and power delights audiences.
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PARIS — The suburban Paris home studio of the Argentine artist Julio Le Parc, widely considered a pioneer of Op Art and Kinetic Art, is a circus of hands-on — sometimes anarchic — delights.
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It becomes clear that the whole scene was staged to entertain the monarch — represented by the choreographer Carlos Fittante, seated in a wheelchair for much of the evening — who delights in infighting.
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But there is something about the way Franklin's voice breaks free in the second stanza of "I Never Loved a Man" that makes any listener realize this church girl understands carnal delights.
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He is apt to pronounce that there are "innocent delights enough to fill with joy every vacant hour" in order to persuade a friend to give up womanizing—which the friend does.
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She delights in poking at the raw points in Rose and Fred's marriage, as well as sparring with just about everybody else she meets — which, given her seclusion, is mostly her husband.
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Donald Trump's reelection campaign is making due with what it has: a pile of cash that has left Democrats with dropped jaws and a candidate who delights in making jaw-dropping comments.
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N.C.A.A. Tournament: Day 113 The scares came one after another on Thursday, paroxysms of bracket-busting possibility that stimulated hopes of buzzer-beating upsets and overtime delights, those traditional trappings of March.
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The group has raised more than $40 million since the beginning of last year, including seven-figure contributions from the kind of billionaire financiers Mr. Sanders delights in lampooning on the campaign trail.
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Looking like you had the willpower to resist these now more widely available delights, rather than the means to enjoy them, became attractive — and, for women often judged on their appearance, an imperative.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is cooking up new methods to find the next wave of hawker sellers amid fears the city state's signature street-food delights could fall off the menu with chef retirements.
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The small delights of a miniature French town square combine European charm with hyperrealistic details that even a mouse would have a hard time poking holes through in a wall in Malmö, Sweden.
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The soon-to-be iconic phrase, "these violent delights have violent ends," appears to be the trigger, much like "a deep and dreamless slumber" is the phrase that puts the hosts to sleep.
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If you're L.A.-based and also happen to share our affinity for the aforementioned delights, you're invited to attend an exclusive screening of Home Again on August 24 at the beautiful Millwick space.
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Crime Let's make a list of the dubious delights that await you in HONKY TONK SAMURAI (Mulholland, $26), the latest outing for Joe R. Lansdale's perpetual bad boys, Hap Collins and Leonard Pine.
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Even if you don't get off from anal play alone, the anus is a part of the body riddled with nerve endings that, when stimulated properly, can provide an array of sensual delights.
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Before we launch into it, however, an important note: Martinez delights in describing the bad behavior and questionable conduct of places like Facebook, but he's guilty of exactly the same kind of dickishness.
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