Dirty Little Secret Cheryl Strayed: Your boyfriend may tell you he wants to marry you, Dirty Little Secret, but his actions tell a different story.
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But here's a dirty little secret: Disney princesses are boring.
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The answer is another dirty little secret of superhero stories.
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"I have kept my dirty little secret to myself," Chung began.
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This unconventional style of policing is the city's dirty little secret.
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Because — this is the dirty little secret — Donald Trump is insane.
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They all point to the dirty little secret of visa processing.
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But I'm afraid I've already given away a dirty little secret.
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The dirty little secret of foreign aid is that it's hard.
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I'll tell you a dirty little secret: no analog equipment at all.
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" At this point, Noah refers to himself as Moe's "dirty little secret.
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"It's not a dirty little secret," Breanna wrote in The Players' Tribune.
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And the dirty little secret is they are far from doing so.
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The dirty little secret is that most handsets are pretty good these days.
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Street Scene You want to know the dirty, little secret of Silicon Valley?
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"Designer." If you have an Instagram account, you also have a dirty little secret.
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The dirty little secret is sometimes it does not appear there is a strategy.
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He's making you feel like a Dirty Little Secret rather than a Beloved Partner.
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The dirty little secret is that monetary policy is just too powerful a tool.
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"Foreign exchange fees are the banks and credit card companies' dirty little secret," says Moross.
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Every paradise on Earth has a dirty little secret — mosquitoes, perhaps, or overcrowding or jellyfish.
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The dirty little secret is that the World Trade Organization is not mainly about trade.
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It seems to be the dirty little secret of every dog owner: their pooch eats poop!
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"Here's a dirty little secret about small-business lending: Banks are not venture capitalists," he said.
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"Foreign exchange fees are the banks and credit card companies dirty little secret," says the CEO.
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The dirty little secret is that our election system is designed to keep people from voting.
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Read more from NBC News:Facial recognition's 'dirty little secret': Millions of online photos scraped without consentU.
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The internet has a dirty little secret that's hiding in plain sight: People love to read.
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When I say that Spalding's dirty little secret is pop songform, don't expect anything too catchy.
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"The dirty little secret," he says, both here and in Japan, is that kinbaku models get hurt.
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DOUG SCHOEN, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Absolutely and I have got a dirty little secret to reveal tonight.
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The other dirty little secret that heavily funded startups don't always realize and VCs don't often discuss?
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The operating system's not-so-dirty-little-secret is that it sticks pretty close to stock Android.
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DELL SAYS, HEY, LOOK, YOU ARE GOING TO BUY DELL BUT HERE IS THE DIRTY LITTLE SECRET.
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But what promoters such as the Aluminum Association dub "the miracle metal" has a dirty little secret.
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But lucky for us, the mother of makeup, Pat McGrath, revealed her dirty little secret via Instagram.
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"Environmental justice has been the dirty little secret of our country for a long time," Ali added.
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There's a dirty little secret in the 21625 Democratic primary that no one wants to talk about.
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Dirty Little Secret: Chemistry is nothing more than two actors who listen, react and trust each other.
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Here's the dirty little secret: The establishment isn't really interested in making our lives easier or more convenient.
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The dirty little secret, which we all knew, was that Phil didn't really feel that way at all.
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After all, double frying is the dirty little secret behind the truly crisp fry, the fry to remember.
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They have always been wrong, but both parties have always protected these deals as a dirty little secret.
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Maybe more than will admit to the dirty little secret in every veteran's black book: it takes practice.
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Don't tell anyone, but it's a dirty little secret of media that websites sometimes write misleading or hyperbolic headlines.
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It can be a couple's dirty little secret if you're at a party together or having a romantic dinner.
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However, the dirty little secret is: Tennis players on average have been getting older in the past several years.
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All this persistent fear has revealed a dirty little secret I've never admitted, even to myself… until, maybe now.
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The dirty little secret of foreign trips is that the accomplishments and deals are all worked out in advance.
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Suddenly, vibrators weren't just the sexually liberated woman's dirty little secret; they were a sign of sophistication and chic.
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"I wouldn't say it's a dirty little secret," said Dr. John Hardy, an Alzheimer's researcher at University College London.
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And that&aposs kind of a dirty little secret that I&aposm not sure they&aposre super comfortable about.
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We must confront China with its dirty little secret: it has enjoyed the threat North Korea poses to us.
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" After being nominated, Mr. Stevens told Vanity Fair, "I have a dirty little secret: I've never watched the Oscars.
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"Foreign exchange fees are the banks' and credit card companies' dirty little secret," says entrepreneur and frequent traveler Richard Moross.
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I've covered business news for nearly 25 years, but my dirty little secret is I'm a film and television junkie.
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But here's a dirty little secret: There are plenty of ways to get photos, invitations, and notifications other than Facebook.
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I had learned the dirty little secret that there was provincialism on the East Coast as well as in Texas.
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" But ultimately, he said, "I don't think in any way the EJD is some dirty little secret or some redheaded stepchild.
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A dirty little secret of hiring managers is that job descriptions are more like wish lists than set-in-stone requirements.
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It is the dirty little secret of the 2016 campaign that most political reporters are having the time of their lives.
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Meanwhile, Bobby seems relatively comfortable, despite the dirty little secret of his 9/11 activities becoming a matter of public record.
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Heck, it's a dirty little secret that Bag Week can happen several times in a given year, if we're so inclined.
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"It's so damn ironic, the treatment of indigenous people is like this dirty little secret that a family has," she said.
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"Backstage bullying is essentially Broadway's dirty little secret," Robert DuSold, an actor, wrote in a blog post about Mr. Loeffelholz's death.
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"This is the dirty little secret nobody is talking about: why the Speaker held these papers," Mr. McCarthy said on Sunday.
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The prevalence of outrageous male vanity was the dirty little secret in the first "Zoolander" that lent the film its satirical bite.
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I mean, the dirty little secret is the open borders, cheap labors, big business lobby has a lot of power over Republicans.
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Everyone knows most girls and women menstruate, but even in the age of oversharing, periods are treated like a dirty little secret.
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The days of abortion as a dirty little secret even among those who want to keep it legal are starting to fade.
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The Phillies' dirty little secret is their org is absolutely stacked, and they could be good again as soon as next year.
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In among a seemingly endless list of Riverdale episodes, I spotted her dirty little secret: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2.
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Online, it often seems like sincerity is the enemy of prosperity, but the dirty little secret is that we all do care.
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The dirty little secret of the American presidency is that it is not as powerful as it appears, even in foreign affairs.
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The dirty little secret behind "Closer" is that the insufferable ex Taggart can't help repeatedly crawling back to symbolizes hookup culture itself.
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When someone tells you that your relationship has to be a "dirty little secret" forever, then it can make you feel pretty terrible.
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First, a dirty little secret about product reviews: You'd love to integrate every product into your daily use, but it just isn't possible.
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The dirty little secret is that government can provide all the incentives in the world for workers and families to save for retirement.
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" But the mom-of-four then goes to a second large fridge in the pantry to show off her "one dirty little secret.
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But there's a dirty little secret to that statistic: A college degree is only more valuable compared to not having one at all.
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Drinks tickets will be sold alongside the T-shirts and key chains that (fashion's dirty little secret) are where the real profits lie.
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The dirty little secret of microeconomics I spent much of my academic, pre-public intellectual career straddling two surprisingly distinct economics sub-fields.
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The dirty little secret of Silicon Valley is that seven out of 10 venture-backed start-ups fail because they never become profitable.
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And here is a dirty little secret: Public libraries, despite their reputations for hushed wonder about the written word, can be rough places.
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Eventually, though, Metcalf said more transparency, shifting culture, and clearer regulations will help to root out what has long been science's dirty little secret.
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It's a dirty little secret of the gun control debate that background checks are already pretty useless in keeping guns out of criminal hands.
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"The dirty little secret is that a lot of members of Congress have little interest in policy," said Kate O'Beirne, a conservative policy advocate.
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"It's like a dirty little secret," said Kocher, who is also the associate director of the division of sports medicine at Boston Children's Hospital.
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"The dirty little secret of the left-wing pornography industry is not sex but commerce," she wrote, in one of her typically cutting asides.
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I was convinced that if the curtain was pulled back on this dirty little secret—the vast majority of the American people would demand change.
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There is no IoT Here's the dirty little secret about the Internet of Things: The Things might not work, and you might not use them.
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Here's the other dirty little secret of the Pro Bowl: a popularity contest is driven in part by which, uh, clique a player belongs to.
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Gray Matter Artificial Intelligence is colossally hyped these days, but the dirty little secret is that it still has a long, long way to go.
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The dirty little secret of those in the advice business is that we wind up teaching others the lessons we most need to learn ourselves.
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The dirty little secret of 220006 election coverage is that major media outlets across print and television are taking responsibility for their disastrous 2202 election reporting.
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Community health centers are the dirty little secret of the U.S. system—a safety net that looks as much like Britain's National Health Service as anything.
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When I discovered that my friends were big fans, my guilt vanished (it was like a dirty little secret), and I felt like a giddy teenager.
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We got Kyle and his smokin' hot wife, Samantha, out at Craig's ... and the conversation quickly turned to racing's dirty little secret -- peeing in the cockpit!
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Because let's be real: the dirty little secret of Game of Thrones fandom is that not watching this show is almost as fun as watching it.
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"The dirty little secret is, most movies are made now with an eye to the foreign market, and Asians really are racist," Maher said during his show.
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And the dirty little secret is that the pension and health-care benefits of the government unions — which dominate Democratic state politics — are roughly 50 percent unfunded.
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Reality check: The dirty little secret of this year's stock market rally is that it has been fueled by share buy backs rather than real-money investors buying.
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In fact, according to Giudice, a dirty little secret of starting businesses is that most people don't realize they've started a business until they look back in hindsight.
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The dirty little secret is that lots of people across the political spectrum in Washington have skirted their FARA registration obligations for years with little to no accountability.
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" Chao added that experiences of misconduct in the workplace such as hers are "a dirty little secret that a lot of women have held for a long time.
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Sure, Ally may be carrying the dirty little secret that she voted for Jill Stein rather than Hillary Clinton, but in no way would she ever consider voting Republican.
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But here's a dirty little secret that greeting card companies don't want you to know: your single days can actually be some of the best times of your life.
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We tragically never get a Rory-Jess-Lane-Dave double date because Dave and Lane's love is a dirty little secret and Jess isn't allowed to attend the prom.
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The dirty little secret of our democracy is out, and pennies and scraps in election years simply will not do it anymore for the nation's second-largest population group.
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The widely used 25(k) plans "are the dirty little secret of financial services," Stacy Francis of wealth management firm Francis Financial told CNBC's "On the Money" in an interview.
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In a Facebook Live video posted on Terry Crews's page Tuesday, entitled "Dirty Little Secret part 3," the actor discussed his road to recovery due to his addiction to pornography.
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"[Cambridge Analytica's] dirty little secret was that there was no one American involved in it, that it was a de facto foreign agent, working on an American election," Wylie said.
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While on one hand they think he should be easily beatable, their dirty little secret is they don't really have a good candidate like Barack Obama they can all rally around.
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Yet we stand by them because they're our best-kept, dirty little secret to scoring pieces no one else will have, or saving us when we're in a serious outfit bind.
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"Its dirty little secret was that there was no one American involved in it, that it was a de facto foreign agent, working on an American election," Wylie told the newspaper.
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Yet here's our dirty little secret: Some of our most liberal bastions in America rely on a system of inherited privilege that benefits rich whites at the expense of almost everyone else.
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Here is what I saw: He was God's CEO Here's a dirty little secret about so many pastors: They like to preach to large crowds, but they don't particularly like being around them.
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Ben Shapiro argued that Nye is like most progressives in this way: This is the dirty little secret of the Left's sudden embrace of Science™—it's not science they support, but religion.
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But it is a dirty little secret that it is nearly as difficult for a wide receiver to win the Heisman — just two winners since 1987 — as it is for a defensive player.
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The dispute between Meduza and the Times reveals a dirty little secret of international reporting: Big news organizations can take the glory from small local publications that do much of the original, groundbreaking legwork.
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Over the last two weeks, the actor has posted a three-part video series titled "Dirty Little Secret" on his official Facebook page in which he opens up about how he overcame his pornography addiction.
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The bishop, John said, was going to do to him what he did to the others—he and his dirty little secret would be sent to a monastery to die alone, hidden from public view.
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And I know the dirty little secret that even though everyone thinks that there's privacy and they think that their information disappears, that it still sits on a server somewhere and that it's totally hackable over time.
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ESSAY: The "Patient's Always Right" Attitude Opens the Door for Abuse Janie Harvey Garner, RN, who founded an online community for nurses, says sexual assault and harassment is so commonplace it's the "dirty little secret" of nursing.
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"She's tied into a dirty little secret and that is that even moneyed spouses, the so-called masters of the universe, need a lot of help before, during and after the divorce process," said Mr. Clair, 65.
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Because the dirty little secret of immigration politics is that even though expanding high-skilled visas was the most popular part of immigration reform among elected officials, it was arguably the least popular part with the American public.
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But the dirty little secret in Washington is the most members want to make sure bipartisanship is alive and required to pass major bills, something the separates the Senate from the House where the majority rules with authority.
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While there's more action and horror in Covenant than we got in Prometheus – including some stomach-churning alien births and a breathless high-speed climax – Covenant's dirty little secret is that it's really a Prometheus sequel at heart.
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"The dirty little secret about trafficking in this environment of 2.5 million deportations under President Obama and now President Trump's obvious anti-migrant stance is there has not been a political will to really find people," she said.
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Eventually, the dirty little secret is if you raise enough funds, Kara, and I raise enough funds, we make more money in his failure, because we'll have many more of his kind of companies than if they're successful.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a dirty little secret tucked away inside one of its galleries on the nearly impossible-to-find mezzanine level that sits cantilevered above the American Wing's atrium.
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Last month, the band released two new songs, "Sweat" and "Close Your Eyes," alongside a riveting, 11-minute short film in which Ritter's character has a "Dirty Little Secret": He plays a privileged man who moonlights as a prostitute named Betsy.
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The time-tested routine While interviewing Jill Schlesinger, CFP and author of Dumb Things Smart People Do with Their Money, for my book Broke Millennial Takes On Investing, she says the dirty little secret is that building wealth is not complicated.
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I think the dirty little secret is that we talk about barrier methods, but most people don't like the way condoms taste or feel, and even flavored condoms aren't like 'wow, that's a great flavor, think I'll do that again.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Yes, Those Calls You're Ignoring Are Increasing" (front page, May 6): While robocalls from scammers may be growing in volume, politicians have a dirty little secret: They are exempted from the robocall laws they wrote.
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"That's the dirty little secret of breast reconstruction: The risk of a major complication is higher than for the average elective surgery," said Dr. Clara Lee, an associate professor of plastic surgery at Ohio State University who performs the procedure.
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The dirty little secret of Western political élites is that Iran has outplayed them for nearly 40 years, dangling the prospect of moderation as the carrot and the threat of terrorism as the stick for a torrent of concessions to the regime's ambitions.
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I rode my scooter over to F.'s last night after a date at the hookah bar (we're both totally sober but miss going out sometimes, so this is our dirty little secret) and I am regretting the scooter decision this morning.
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The business cost of capital doesn't matter very much Anyone who follows real-world monetary policy is aware of a dirty little secret about what economists used to call the "transmission mechanism": interest rates don't have much direct effect on business investment.
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" But he understood the complexities: "Though almost all of us grew up believing in the concept of equal opportunity, most of us simultaneously carried the unspoken and inconsistent 'dirty little secret' that genetics drove much of accomplishment so that equality was not achievable.
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WASHINGTON, April 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tougher anti-immigration policies in the United States under President Donald Trump make fighting human trafficking impossible, a top expert warned on Tuesday, describing the lack of political will to help victims as a "dirty little secret".
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" Fu, who directs the University of Michigan's Archimedes Center for Medical Device Security, added that "the dirty little secret is that most manufacturers did not anticipate the cybersecurity risks when they were designing them a decade ago, so this is just scratching the surface really.
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Of course, the dirty little secret of the "Star Wars" universe has been that its animated, made-for-TV efforts -- including "Rebels" and before that "Clone Wars" -- have often surpassed the movies, certainly in terms of the clunky aspects of George Lucas' second trilogy.
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Personal happiness, good energy, and self-care"Finish this sentence: My best friends who really know me would say that my 'dirty little secret' is..."It's one of the 70-plus prompts on the seven-page intake form Nobile sends all clients after their initial meeting.
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About business decisions: It's a dirty little secret of monetary analysis that changes in interest rates affect the economy mainly through their effect on the housing market and the international value of the dollar (which in turn affects the competitiveness of U.S. goods on world markets).
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But another dirty little secret of international economics – much littler than the previous one – is that you get pretty close with "partial equilibrium" – just treating the market for imports as if it were the market for a single product that's a small part of the economy.
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Last year, I attended a speaking event in which Bad Feminist author Roxanne Gay spoke about her love of the reality television show The Bachelor and it was that moment of candor that made me feel a bit less dirty-little-secret about my own extracurricular choices.
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Tom Wicker RE: Vaping's Dirty Little Secret Hello Kaleigh and the Editors of Vice, I was reading your article and you linked to the ISO Standards and claimed that the higher the number the cleaner it is, but in the article's link, the ISO standards are actually the opposite.
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Facial recognition's 'dirty little secret': Millions of online photos scraped without consent Academic linked to Cambridge Analytica data mining sues Facebook for defamation New Zealand shooting leaves online extremism researchers 'hopeless and furious' "I set a reminder on Headspace to send me a notification to remember to use it," Cheng said.
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Despite all the accolades that the city gets for its crazy-amazing world of regional Mexican food, it still has one dirty, little secret that holds it back from truly becoming a haven for heavenly Mexican food: its dependence on prepackaged tortillas that are loaded with metallic-tasting preservatives and additives.
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In her preliminary research, she found that many of the women she'd spoken to dealt with "extreme denial over accessing [porn]," and were likely to keep "porn habits a dirty little secret or something they wanted to access passively" — a habit that's far easier to uphold when you're covertly watching porn for free.
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"Highlights from 100 years of expert solicitude confirm the dirty little secret of child rearing: Though parenting gurus preach the supreme importance of consistency, their own shifting wisdom is proof of its impossibility," Ann Hulbert, the author of "Raising America" (2003), a sweeping history of child-rearing advice, wrote in this magazine.
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"The dirty little secret about the Olympics is all of the countries book up huge blocks of rooms and seats one or two years in advance, but they never ever bring as many people as they think," said Pauline Frommer, a co-president of Frommer Media and a veteran of the London and Beijing Games.
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To do this, I'll exploit a dirty little secret of trade theory: while ultimately stories about trade have to be general equilibrium, that is, they must make sure that you've kept track of all markets simultaneously, trade policy analysis using partial equilibrium – ordinary supply and demand – usually gets you more or less the right answer.
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The plain white walls and simple trim, the reclaimed doors with rattly knobs, the normcore furniture I got at the ABC warehouse sale — it was all chosen to fulfill the competing demands of being tasteful and high-quality, yet somehow not garnering so much attention that friends and acquaintances might guess at my dirty little secret.
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It used to be my dirty little secret (I, of course, like to think that no one notices how I don't repeat outfits), but with so much talk of sustainability in fashion and the rising popularity of less-is-more closet approaches, like capsule collections, I'll admit: I'm starting to feel bad about my, well, bad habit.
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But even as 18-year-olds are funneled through anti-sexual-assault seminars and sit cross-legged in common rooms watching films, there's a dirty little secret lurking behind the scenes: There's not much evidence that these programs actually work, I learned while researching them for my upcoming book — and for both financial and political reasons, what is perhaps the most promising program is barely taught on US campuses at all.
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The Circle does a nice job portraying the "perks" that are so rampant at major tech companies in the US. On the surface, these perks (which in the real world often include free car rentals, laundry and dry cleaning facilities, free food, on-site barbers, on-campus health clinics, and more) sound great, but the dirty little secret is that these types of "benefits" are designed to keep employees always working.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.) — running for the Democratic nomination — arrived on the scene to focus public awareness and understanding on just how slanted the economic playing field has become, this dirty little secret has been buried by both political parties in the language of free markets, free trade and tax relief for job creators.
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