" Burwell describes it as "really earth shattering for many.
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Or developed earth shattering, all consuming crushes on … GIRLS!
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Elsa's earth-shattering anthem "Monster" will have you questioning good vs.
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All of these are interesting nuances, but hardly earth-shattering revelations.
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The Byton concept boasts good, if not earth-shattering, performance specs.
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Late afternoon is the perfect time for earth-shattering Cher inspo.
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For Mata's adoptive mother, the revelation was earth-shattering. Devastating. Traumatizing.
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The December 1991 collapse of the USSR had earth-shattering consequences.
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When a stall's door locks, its corresponding bulb turns red. Earth-shattering?
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Such a decision would have had earth-shattering political and policy consequences.
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APPLE iShrink: Remember when an Apple product launch was Earth-shattering news?
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Not an earth-shattering move..., but my bias remains to be bullish.
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" Quantifying cancer risk Brawley described the new research as "not earth-shattering.
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To be sure, this week's stock movement was far from earth-shattering.
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The bag fee is not, in the scheme of things, earth-shattering.
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Here, the improvement in performance is apparent, but not necessarily earth-shattering.
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The spoilers aren't earth-shattering, but we'll take what we can get.
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It wasn't earth-shattering stuff, exactly, and she didn't have amazing zingers.
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But, the fallen stars of 2017 might've been just as earth-shattering.
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You're not a huge caption kind of girl so this is earth shattering!
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But CES isn't typically the place where huge, earth-shattering announcements are made.
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I don't see foldable phones shaking things up in any earth-shattering ways.
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Not earth-shattering but a nice bump that gets augmented by the stabilization.
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After all, the XS doesn't mark an earth-shattering upgrade over its predecessor.
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Samsung's C-Lab experiments are rarely earth-shattering, but they're usually fairly interesting.
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Supernatural occurrences aside, Hereditary was about the consequences all-consuming, earth-shattering grief.
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An absolutely earth-shattering announcement from Chick-fil-A, one of my favorites.
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Couldn't he have given them a little notice of his earth-shattering comments?
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The death of someone close to you is a deeply earth-shattering thing.
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Those articles, it has to be said, are more anodyne than earth-shattering.
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Considering how earth-shattering Paul's a big scene felt, it was surprisingly short.
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Leave nothing standing or the adventure will end in an earth-shattering explosion!
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That's better than a lot of other venture firms, but not earth-shattering.
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It is about the treasure — the "earth-shattering discovery" — not the valuable information.
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Those are interesting nuggets, to be sure, but nothing really earth-shattering yet.
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I'll make an informed guess and say he's not an earth-shattering talent.
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He presents Neo with an earth-shattering idea — nothing around them is real.
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Yes, but: Some of these plans aren't as Earth-shattering as they may seem.
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Still the longterm, Earth-shattering war that these shelters foretell has yet to arrive.
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But this simply hasn't had the earth-shattering impact that the Comey firing did.
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Kendall is ruthless, and his showdown with his equally ruthless father feels Earth-shattering.
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This summer's eclipses were no joke—they brought dramatic changes and earth-shattering revelations.
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"It's an earth-shattering book," says Kate Bornstein, a trans activist and queer theorist.
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Twitter, meanwhile, simply serves to make every development feel like an earth-shattering event.
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For some, the experience of being stalked can lead to earth-shattering psychological damage.
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So absent an earth-shattering court reversal, it is probably time to move on.
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While the figures aren't earth-shattering, they indicate a solid success for Disney-Marvel.
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Like the other revelations, they also don't tend to reveal anything genuinely earth-shattering.
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The series's showrunner, Sarah Treem, and the episode's writers, Katie Robbins and Jacquén Castellanos, are asking us to weigh Helen's concerns — which, to be fair to Helen, are earth-shattering personal matters — with the nearly literal earth-shattering crisis facing the planet.
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None of these are earth-shattering features, but they will definitely make Inbox more usable.
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And she writes the earth-shattering finding on Strzok confirms a citizenry&aposs worst fears.
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The components are pretty solid on a number of accounts, but not exactly earth shattering.
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Industry watchers have given the new handset reviews that are solid, but not earth-shattering.
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But how earth-shattering is it really for kids to start thinking Santa isn't real?
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Kondo's shirt folding—which has been written about extensively—wasn't that earth shattering, just useful.
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The consequences of Poussey's death are going to be earth-shattering, according to the trailer.
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But if you're looking for earth-shattering wearable health and fitness revelations, save your money.
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Elon Musk's pun-inducing, earth-shattering Boring Company is getting more official by the day.
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No extra earth-shattering events took place during my lifetime, and we were modest people.
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So while the fourth movie's performance is solid, it isn't earth-shattering for the series.
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Smith's victory over Hopkins was not quite as earth-shattering as Braddock's decision over Baer.
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Being called names and being falsely accused of things…that is far from earth-shattering.
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When these desires are finally consummated, it feels Earth-shattering at first, and then joyous.
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This is not to say there weren't earth-shattering, great works of television in 210.
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Grab a chair Lohanthony and Rickey Thompson fans: We have an earth-shattering gift for you.
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Whatever Taylor has up her sleeve (pun intended) for Friday, it's sure to be earth-shattering.
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Coming to this realization while binging on pop culture in those gray hours felt earth shattering.
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There have been so few bright spots outside of Cynthia Nixon's possible earth-shattering gubernatorial run.
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Shift Anyone who stands within earshot of a Ferrari will notice the earth-shattering engine noise.
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Bringing iMessage to Android would be an earth-shattering move in the tech industry, for sure.
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It sometimes uses the vast information it collects for interesting, if less than earth shattering conclusions.
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The larger and more oversubscribed the round — and the more earth-shattering the mission — the better.
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"I have almost never seen a week with this many Earth-shattering economic events," Siegel said.
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"We're expected to lay all our hopes that it will produce something earth shattering," he said.
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It's not an earth-shattering amount of money, but it's given me some peace of mind.
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None earth-shattering, but he basically got something for nothing, so it's no doubt a win.
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The hype was bigger, but the reality was — well, let's just say not exactly earth-shattering.
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Even now, Moto's platform lacks any real earth-shattering, must-have accessories that really prove the concept.
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"Were this to be true, it would be an earth-shattering development in understanding death," Caplan said.
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Claire has no superpowers, unless you count an earth-shattering amount of patience and access to pharmaceuticals.
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Joy's father believes he's always on the verge of finding "The One," an earth-shattering true love.
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And while few of them are Earth-shattering, they do seem to almost completely confirm previous rumors.
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Despite the earth-shattering event that was the Super Bowl last night, it seems life goes on.
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Just like the Apple Watch, the first generation of FordPass isn't too terribly exciting or earth-shattering.
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A normal fight between two married people is the earth-shattering finale we've all been warned about?
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Does this mean someone (cough, cough, Sansa) is going to make a similarly earth-shattering power move?
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"A million horrible things happened, and then other fucking earth-shattering, terrible things happened," Adlon told me.
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Dr. Robert Sapolsky: The basic theme is that we are biological creatures, which shouldn't be earth-shattering.
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Then again, how could anyone have predicted the earth-shattering aftermath of George Lucas' sumptuous space opera?
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"It would be earth-shattering," said Shirley Franklin, who was the first black female mayor of Atlanta.
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Getting a phone call from your brother saying your dad has passed away…that is earth-shattering.
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It absorbed quickly and made my skin feel soft and supple, but it was not particularly earth-shattering.
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On the surface, Wall St's 8 percent drawdown in the last week is striking but hardly earth-shattering.
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But 15 years ago, the concept of internet connectivity over the air at any speed was Earth-shattering.
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The butt-baring leather chaps Kylie wore for her Interview magazine spread were nothing less than earth-shattering.
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The study findings aren't that earth-shattering, but the length and scope of the study boosts the research.
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On September 20, 2016, our faith in love was tested by the sound of Brangelina's earth-shattering divorce.
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But it's not as earth-shattering a change as some people want to make it out to be.
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"We didn't find something earth-shattering," says Jens Wendland, a physician and psychiatrist who co-authored the study.
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Then, when E-Day arrives, the earth-shattering sound would be a dead giveaway that something wasn't right.
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Neither achievement is what Audrey Weiner, the chief executive of the New Jewish Home, would call earth-shattering.
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Everyone was expecting something a bit more earth-shattering after the way the Kardashian-Jenner momager teased the news.
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Queer writers, too, have plumbed these depths, including, of course, Maggie Nelson in her earth-shattering book The Argonauts.
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Every interview and tweet is a chance to drop some more earth-shattering knowledge on the previously unenlightened world.
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Yes, another earth-shattering dispatch from Big Science: Spending time with people you like is literally good for you.
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You get your earth shattering twist and the price you pay is the same stale platitudes for weeks afterwards.
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Since Amazon launched in 1995, it has been lamented as earth-shattering for the brick-and-mortar bookstore business.
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"As much as I know his work, I was shocked by how powerful and earth-shattering every piece was."
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But he also knew that much of what he had to deal with each day wasn't earth-shattering stuff.
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After an earth-shattering catastrophe, must I not allow the traces of the horrifying to interfere with my artwork?
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But Chris Kahn, the polling editor at Reuters, warned that those figures aren't earth-shattering — at least not yet.
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The rest of the Nunes memo's criticisms that were purportedly earth-shattering, Watergate-like revelations are equally empty claims.
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The midi was an old style and shouldn't have been earth shattering, but the show was savaged by critics.
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When the Wizards traded for Bojan Bogdanovic at the deadline, it didn't look like a particularly earth-shattering move.
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We don't know what's going to happen in the show, but the move was absolutely Earth-shattering for comic fans.
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NASA's much-hyped announcement this week about the Red Planet wasn't earth-shattering, but it certainly keeps such conjecture alive.
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Ruth, her daughter (Saniyya Sidney), and their female ancestors have the rare ability to manipulate matter, with earth-shattering consequences.
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So there you have it, folks: the surprisingly good story behind The Big Lie and Jamie Foxx's earth-shattering rebranding.
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"It doesn't have ginormous cases like the D.C. Circuit has, so he hasn't had many earth-shattering opinions," Blackman said.
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Both Marvel and DC are firing off huge storylines, big summertime plotlines, and "earth shattering" revelations about their comic narratives.
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This is Whitman-level poetry, an earth-shattering quatrain that needs no rhyme scheme, requires no resemblance to standard songwriting.
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Although Rihanna had her fair share of earth-shattering moments on stage, our favorite was one that occurred behind the scenes.
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In the run-up to Season 7, we decided to revisit the most earth-shattering deaths in the show so far.
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But, for most of us, this Leonine eclipse will probably have a more heart-opening effect than anything too earth-shattering.
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A Politifact analysis found that Senate experts agree going nuclear on a Supreme Court nominee is significant, though not earth-shattering.
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I went from having this incredibly empowering and sacred experience in my home to witnessing a devastating, earth-shattering attack firsthand.
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But the full moon doesn't always have to be earth-shattering: There's something very familiar, even comforting, about the lunar cycle.
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As specialists who treat breast cancer patients, we know a diagnosis of breast cancer is frightening and earth shattering to anyone.
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And that could be fun and all, but it also wouldn't exactly be "bringing down the presidency" levels of earth-shattering.
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The iPhone brought about an earth shattering change in the way we receive news, communicate and a host of other things.
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IF: I think all of the hardware products, with the exception of Chromecast, were not breaking earth-shattering new ground in hardware.
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The early days of wireless technology were marked by struggle and confusion but also glory and Earth-shattering instances of scientific achievement.
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Grace Jones's hi-top fade, Brigitte Bardot's beehive, Jane Birkin's fringe — over the decades, we've witnessed a slew of earth-shattering 'dos.
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It treats orthodoxy, accuracy and consistency as if they were simply to be negotiated away in a series of earth-shattering deals.
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So while it's not the most earth-shattering EV announcement, anyone eyeing a Leaf just got some extra miles on that charge.
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Your decision to provide health care to all your workers, including part-time employees, shouldn't have been earth-shattering, but it was.
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And I said, what would be a really earth-shattering thing that would be revolutionary and that people would refuse to ignore?
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Great. First things first: Cannabis-infused oil is gonna be the easiest way to turn any recipe into an earth-shattering edible.
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It's not even all that earth-shattering to Murtagh — he meets William only once, but that family resemblance is hard to deny.
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Of course, it's better than nothing, but it's definitely not the Earth-shattering change that policy makers might have been hoping for.
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In the grand scheme of bad decisions currently being made in Washington, the final repeal of these taxes is not earth-shattering.
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What they contain is earth-shattering: they prove that magic existed before the scientific revolution, and that the industrial revolution essentially weakened magic.
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None of this is earth-shattering, but it does raise the question of why Trump's staff seems to be trying to trick him.
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While none of these sound like earth-shattering capabilities, each one would require a fair amount of development time to build from scratch.
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Sasha Velour sure figured it out, and I think that her earth-shattering "So Emotional" alone is what got her that $100,00 prize.
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It's not exactly earth-shattering, but it's steady for a category that felt almost dead in the water a year or two back.
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For nearly twenty years, after leaving their previous partners, they shared "a uniquely great and earth-shattering love"—or so they told themselves.
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It looks as though the whole comic is about to implode on itself, as the character faces down a major, earth-shattering revelation.
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Earth-shattering developments happened offscreen, and others were tossed off casually, as though the show needs to move at a full gallop now.
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These preppers often consider widespread, earth-shattering catastrophe to be an inevitability, and they stock up on food, water, weapons, and tools accordingly.
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Developing an intense, often instantaneous interest in an inappropriate target feels like a singular, earth-shattering experience, but it's a very common one.
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We'd guess that, usually, these revelations tend to be more mundane (your weekend habits, the true extent of your jeans collection) than earth-shattering.
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There's nothing really earth shattering here, but it's nice to see Google continuing to give Wear OS a little love ahead of I/O.
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This is not earth-shattering news by any means, but Google today announced that Gmail is getting a strikethrough button in its formatting bar.
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Judge Henry Newkirk, who granted the motion, said he doesn't "think there is anything particularly earth-shattering in the report," CNN affiliate WGCL reported.
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We're talking earth-shattering, world-shaking events much larger than the proverbial butterfly flapping its wings in China and causing a tornado in Kansas.
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The earth-shattering news out of Washington Tuesday was that President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats actually agreed on something — at least in principle.
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Mattis is unlikely to say anything earth shattering about Trump, but he could take a tact similar to his essay with some implicit criticism.
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Ben H. Winters's apocalyptic detective story "The Last Policeman" contains an earth-shattering element of science fiction that lifts it beyond a typical procedural.
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The sound, if not earth-shattering, financial results were announced as The Times fundamentally reshapes itself into a business no longer rooted in newsprint.
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Remember that time we told you about the earth-shattering reality that a majority of Millennials can't cook and don't care who knows it?
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Speaking of pregnancy, there is a perception our experts have encountered that if you do become pregnant, it is an earth-shattering, life-destroying event.
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" And j15ben, another Best Buy reviewer, says: "The sound quality is soooo much better than previous generations, no Earth shattering audio quality but certainly better.
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Hate Songs is a strangely delightful mix of highly emotive melodies, pummeling trap hi-hats, and synths that range from deliriously pretty to earth shattering.
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None are particularly earth-shattering in and of themselves, but it's nice to see the startup continuing to introduce innovative new features for the hardware.
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Netflix recommends just 25Mbps to stream Ultra HD videos, and even if you're downloading large files, the difference between 175Mbps and 300Mbps isn't Earth-shattering.
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Their job is to lure the enemy into the line of fire of the Leopard heavy tanks, which issue a series of earth-shattering booms.
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The U.S. markets may feel like they're holding their breath, but electing a president will not have earth-shattering effects on stocks, strategists said Tuesday.
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The song's release didn't spark an earth-shattering epiphany, but it ended up serving as a clear indicator the band was on the right track.
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They took it in slowly, rather than bailing on it like a disappointing Netflix show because nothing earth-shattering happened in the first five hours.
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In an American political ritual, the same Democrats who were prepared to treat a loss as irrelevant are now portraying their win as earth-shattering.
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That last step — climate change risk disclosure — may not sound Earth-shattering, but it can play a crucial role in the fight against global warming.
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And thus all of our behavior is a product of our biology, which also shouldn't be earth-shattering—even though it's news to some people.
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Ford O'Connell Winner: Donald Trump Unless something earth-shattering occurs between now and when the polls close in South Carolina, Trump will be the victor.
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Ted Chiang's collection of short stories revolve around technology, where he crafts clever narratives about the potential earth-shattering ramifications it has on our lives.
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Remember how 3D Touch, the iPhone feature where you press harder into the screen, was supposed to be a very big, earth-shattering, game-changing, deal?
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But it was largely the same case that voters have already heard — one which delivered a decent but not earth-shattering third-place finish in Iowa.
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Sephora fandom is the kind that could rival that of One Direction and Beyoncé, so dropping this kind of news might be earth-shattering to some.
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Nothing too earth-shattering here, but it's nice to see the company take the initiative to customize and tweak the operating system for its various devices.
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Bakarat and others in the Arab world believe that despite Trump's global reach and earth-shattering bravado, his words will remain impotent unless he somehow wins.
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A one percentage point increase would raise return on equity at JPMorgan, Bank of America and Citigroup around one percentage point — handy, but hardly earth shattering.
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The pundit class can hem and haw all it wants about how earth-shattering it is that Trump's accomplished so little in his first 100 days.
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Fans are annoyed by the spoilers, but c'mon: Is the idea that a show built on flashbacks would layer in another flashback really that earth-shattering?
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The Grey Sloan crew was all smiles on set, however, so either they're great at compartmentalizing or there is nothing earth-shattering happening in the finale.
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"I don't think it's going to be earth-shattering or shift investors' sentiment toward China," Song Seng Wun, an economist at CIMB private banking told CNBC.
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Radar "is not a unique and earth-shattering product," said Nicholas Farhi, a partner at OC&C Strategy Consultants who advises companies on optimizing logistics operations.
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It's not earth shattering, but it has well-drawn characters with clear ideas of themselves, which is way more than you can say about most shows.
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There are other women who barely know Cecilia — or each other — but they, too, are about to feel the earth-shattering repercussions of her husband's secret.
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The Twitter account appears to have predicted multiple major events over the last few months — as well as Beyoncé's earth-shattering pregnancy announcement on February 1.
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The magnitude of the change is not necessarily earth-shattering, but the trend toward an ever-growing financial sector really does seem to have been checked.
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Garner persists in faulting the students for not acting pragmatically; these were not "earth-shattering" offenses, so why not deal with them swiftly, then and there?
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As the world struggled to recover from the Internet-breaking news, Beyoncé pulled another earth-shattering stunt: she released an intimate pregnancy photo album on her website.
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Marketers need to find a way to make their content stand out amongst earth-shattering TV cancellation (and resurrection) news, royal wedding updates, and adorable puppy videos.
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But it was still strange to watch a network sitcom drop earth-shattering twists on its characters every week, because that sort of thing simply doesn't happen.
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China's defence minister, Wei Fenghe, recently said the army's "resolute measures" in 1989 had "preserved stability" and that "earth-shattering changes" in China showed it was correct.
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The overall impact of the new rules on Amazon is "hardly ... earth shattering," Michael Pachter, managing director of equity research at Wedbush Securities, told CNBC by email.
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The cartoon cat suddenly appears from behind a building, eyes glowing red with evil, and it lets out an earth-shattering scream from behind its spiked teeth.
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While it isn't exactly an earth-shattering proclamation that infrastructure is key to development, there is a specific application in Africa that must remain at the center.
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One small but earth-shattering tweet from McGregor followed by an accusatory response from White, and the MMA world is in the midst of a Cold War.
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Well, this week we have one more earth-shattering revelation from the star — she works out in high heels and, naturally, makes it look like a breeze.
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While we shouldn't dismiss what has happened up until now, the effects of stronger or weaker net neutrality haven't been earth shattering, at least not so far.
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There's no way those faces would look nearly as placid while announcing the earth-shattering removal of the world's biggest celebrity from the world's most powerful office.
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That means Bran just demonstrated an ability to manipulate time and change the past — a skill with potentially earth-shattering consequences for the Game of Thrones universe.
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" The publication said the president's plan "treats orthodoxy, accuracy and consistency as if they were simply to be negotiated away in a series of earth-shattering deals.
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The U.S. has long recognized climate change as a security threat, so neither the House or Senate version of the bill contain anything "earth-shattering," said Titley.
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And if, when you go to the law, you discover the law essentially protects and enables the perpetrator, that was the most earth-shattering discovery for me.
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Somebody would be attacked by a great white shark or buried alive, or someone had gone through some absolute earth-shattering trauma, and they would send me.
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" The publication said the president's plan "treats orthodoxy, accuracy and consistency as if they were simply to be negotiated away in a series of earth-shattering deals.
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The revelations in these communiques are embarrassing but not particularly earth-shattering, at least based on what's been revealed publicly so far by the New York Times.
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Kim Kardashian Found Out About The Drama While She Was Filming Apparently, Kim finding out about the most earth-shattering gossip during an interview is the new norm.
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The one thing Rockhold should probably steer clear of—unless he has made earth shattering strides in the last few months—is getting into boxing exchanges with Romero.
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Of course it contains some new revelations, but they are nothing earth-shattering, just more details on ground covered by every other congressional committee that probed the events.
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Now that's obviously not an earth-shattering new feature, especially given that you have long been able to measure distance with a virtual ruler in Google Maps, too.
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Epic Games has conducted big, earth-shattering events before, and in recent weeks, teased a mysterious event with a countdown that got fans excited to take part in.
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The discovery of a new planet was Earth-shattering news in the astronomical community, and would open up a race to discover new bodies within the solar system.
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And yet his death was earth-shattering — not for me, but for the younger version of myself that lives inside the older versions, like a Russian nesting doll.
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But over on the destroyed Trump media, this was once again a daily earth- shattering scandal, that&aposs going to bring down the president, except it&aposs not.
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Not an earth-shattering bit of news, but certainly a nice little free software upgrade for those who already own a Sonos One speaker or Sonos Beam soundbar.
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B. It's not as if it's so earth-shattering to see manual labor in Chinese factories, but the detail that piqued my curiosity here are Disney plush toys.
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After the fairly Earth-shattering finale of The Flash Season 2, fans have been left wondering what the hell is going to happen in the show's third season.
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Of course, in its current early guise, it's not that earth-shattering, offering predictive lead scoring and opportunity insights, which alert a rep how a deal is trending.
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Though originally released in 1995, Daft Punk's earth-shattering "Da Funk" was eligible for the category that year on the merits of its inclusion on 1997's Homework.
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Donald Trump delivered a foreign policy speech to great press attention (although basically anything he does is an earth-shattering event in the eyes of the Fourth Estate).
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There were no earth-shattering revelations in the roughly 11 hours of testimony, but lawmakers in both parties left claiming new ammunition in the battle over Trump's future.
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None are earth shattering, exactly, but they should make the Pixel Buds experience a bit better for those who've already plunked down the $160 for Google's wireless headphones.
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Since Flynn's actual testimony will center on events that occurred during the transition period, he probably won't testify to anything as earth-shattering as what ABC initially implied.
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The Queen, who granted his request, could technically deny it, but that would have been just as earth-shattering, as the monarch stays out of the political fray.
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To say that drastic tax cuts lead to steep reductions in tax revenue, thus necessitating sharp cutbacks in public services, doesn't seem like an earth-shattering policy conclusion.
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"Me waiting all night to find out Kendall Jenner's earth shattering and vulnerable announcement, just to find out it's that she gets the occasional zit…" wrote one Twitter user.
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Numbers — ranging from the low, barely detectable 1, through the literally Earth shattering 43 — describe how an earthquake feels, and what it's likely to affect, at a given location.
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Just when Twitter expanding to 280 characters from its longtime 140-character limit seemed like an earth-shattering decision, a couple hackers blew the limit out of the water.
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CURITIBA, Brazil (Reuters) - For weeks, his possible earth-shattering testimony in Brazil's biggest corruption scandal has been the talk of the nation, filling endless pages in newspapers and magazines.
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How 3D printing is revolutionizing healthcare as we know it In 33, Chuck Hall, the father of 3D printing, created something that was equal parts simple and earth-shattering.
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" It was Canada's own, Penguins captain Sidney Crosby, who delivered an earth-shattering display of meh when he said after a preseason loss to the Blues, "I support it.
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That sensory experiences can trigger powerful memories, particularly of youth and childhood, was not a particularly earth-shattering insight on Proust's part — lots of people have had similar episodes.
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"For any other governor in America, this would be earth-shattering," Ms. Nixon said of the Kaloyeros conviction, as she stood in front of a federal courthouse in Manhattan.
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Women who were 35 in 1976 had been born during World War II and had experienced earth-shattering changes in their potential to labor and love outside of patriarchy.
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These drivers result in plenty of bass for most listening needs, so you won't have to invest in a subwoofer unless you really want earth-shattering low frequency extension.
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The Hero 83 Black brought remarkable in-camera image stabilization (GoPro calls it HyperSmooth), and while the Hero 28 Black makes some improvements to it, they're not earth-shattering.
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While there weren't any earth-shattering upsets in the Illinois primary election on Tuesday night, there were still more signs of a steady Democratic wave building in the fall.
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It's been making significant moves to try to curb abuse and harassment and has actually been tweaking the product in some ways, even if they don't particularly feel earth-shattering.
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The following is a set of stories that have taken place over the past year; they may not be earth-shattering, but they absolutely symbolize the winds of feminist change.
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Obviously there's still a long way to go before Broad's neural network generates earth-shattering video technology, but we can safely say already — we've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
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First step: If you have bacon on the frying pan, please finish cooking it to the desired level of crispiness to enjoy while you read this earth-shattering news. Ready?
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For a while, it looked like Le Pen — occasionally referred to as France's Donald Trump — might pull off an earth-shattering upset that would lead to all kinds of ramifications.
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This earth-shattering crossover is a collaboration between The Pokémon Company and Nintendo for a new limited edition line of merchandise that includes keychains, playing cards, notebooks, and T-shirts.
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But what the topic of sushi lacks in earth-shattering urgency—in contrast to the deadly flooding that will hit New York—it more than makes up for in inconvenience.
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Nothing earth-shattering here, but it's an attempt at least to bring some digital order to meetings and it aligns with what Cisco has been trying to do with Spark.
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While we treat each of these conflicting egg stories as if we've just saved millions from heart attacks, they are not the kind of earth shattering result we would like.
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In addition to the usual schedule management and contact lists, it included the ability to send a fax from wherever you were, which was earth-shattering in the early 90s.
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The quadrennial inflation of political problems to catastrophic status is a form of historical narcissism, according to which the era in which we live is always grave, earth-shattering, consequential.
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Not exactly earth-shattering as a culinary matter, but considering that his social media feeds are typically less stimulating than watching paint dry, we should probably consider ourselves pretty lucky.
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None of these ideas are particularly earth-shattering stuff, and standard-issue Democratic Party proposals may not go over well in a district that voted for Romney, Gillespie, and Trump.
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None of these are earth-shattering or change the nature of any of GitHub's fundamental features, but they do show how Microsoft is starting to bring GitHub closer into the fold.
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Yes, The Cobrasnake: a beloved voyeur here at VICE who called himself a hipster "even before hipsters were a thing" and credits himself with the earth-shattering trend of rimless glasses.
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And now, just days after the earth-shattering cut, the singer has stepped out from hiding to debut his way shorter, cropped do — and you've got to see it. AKM-GSI
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While that's not earth-shattering — money means more cycles and higher rates of success over time — the startup also found money was just one of many ways to up your chances.
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If his campaign colluded directly and intentionally with a foreign government, that would be an Earth-shattering act of treachery by a US presidential candidate—and possibly some sort of crime.
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It would take "something earth shattering" for A.I.B.A. not to be thrown out, said a person with knowledge of the discussions who declined to be identified because those talks are continuing.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripping up a copy of President Donald Trump's 2020 State of the Union address was an earth shattering moment in a year of rule-bending U.S. politics.
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You know, with earth-shattering findings like this one: Allowing call center workers to take breaks together as opposed to by themselves makes for happier (and more productive) call center workers.
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When it comes down to it, Pandya, Goldberg and other experts believe it's far too early to talk about any earth-shattering fallout from a case that has yet to truly begin.
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Devin Nunes's controversial memo, which conservatives spent weeks claiming would reveal earth-shattering evidence of partisan bias that would permanently damage the ongoing investigation, turned out to be somewhat underwhelming to many.
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John Salley says Magic Johnson called him the day after the NBA legend's 1991 earth-shattering HIV announcement ... to ask if Isiah Thomas had been privately dissing him for contracting the disease.
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Olympics Usain Bolt grabbed another gold -- and kept his "Triple-Triple" hopes alive -- by winning the men's 200 meters, but it wasn't exactly an earth-shattering performance, by his standards at least.
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And now, predictably, Democrats in the media -- they are once again peddling this move from President Trump as another oh, my gosh, earth- shattering, feign outrage moment, an unprecedented abuse of power.
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Inside, a 1.2GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 is coupled with 3GB of RAM; not earth shattering, but more than enough for what most users will want to do with the device.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats know the former Special Counsel Robert Mueller is not poised to reveal any Earth-shattering new information during his upcoming testimonies before the House Committees on Intelligence and the Judiciary.
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For the climax of the scene, one of the performers had these intense, earth-shattering orgasms where she was shaking and crying as we were all holding her and kissing her face.
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Today, though, audiences also see films with plus-size black women as romantic leads; it's not considered earth-shattering, for instance, to see Queen Latifah paired up with Common in a film.
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Though the announcement of the iPhone 3G wasn't as earth-shattering as that of the first-generation iPhone, its introduction did help bring Apple's device into the mainstream by drastically increasing accessibility.
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She cited the articles on Harvey Weinstein in The Times and The New Yorker as "earth-shattering," adding that they were made possible thanks to the "coming of age" of women's media.
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It's not Earth-shattering news considering 38-year-old Randolph hasn't played in the league since the 2017-18 season, but he had been floating the idea of a return for months.
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The millennials who grew up under Obama don't see the election of a black man to the White House as earth-shattering, it is simply the reality of how they grew up.
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Everything is happening so rapidly right now that a lot of people tend to forget what just happened six months ago, when the thing that happened six months ago was earth-shattering.
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Although many on the left are disturbed by the power Bannon is perceived to enjoy, despite a long, blustery 60 Minutes interview, his post–White House life hasn't exactly been earth-shattering, either.
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" YS says, "It never really occurred to me to work under the influence, and now I feel I probably should at some point, but I bet it wouldn't produce any earth-shattering results.
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It's hardly earth-shattering, but I'm pretty happy with the general swoopiness (can I use that word in my next puzzle?) and will likely continue experimenting with more interesting grids in the future.
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In a world of ongoing genocide, mass summary executions and unspeakable torture, the accusations against the kingdom of Morocco in a U.S. State Department human rights report last week were not earth-shattering.
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While none of these individual updates are earth shattering changes by any means, they do make it easier for users to access, share and work with files in Dropbox on a mobile device.
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I don't think people are bracing for more names—and again only a sliver of the data has been analyzed––or some kind of earth-shattering revelation that's going to upend US politics.
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"Ever since Uncle Xi came to power, China has seen earth-shattering changes," Mr. Liu said, using a popular nickname for Mr. Xi. "I'm attracted by the spirit of the communists," he added.
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" A former high-ranking law enforcement official, who asked not to be named, told CNBC that the Republican memo wasn't "earth shattering" and that "we need to see another side of the story.
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"We chose to play the whole thing on Jon's face," showrunner D.B. Weiss said after the show, emphasizing that nothing Sam said is new to viewers, but it's utterly earth-shattering for Jon.
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These sorts of monster quakes, of an Earth-shattering 9.0 magnitude or greater, have occurred at an interval of roughly every 400-to-600 years, according to the US Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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And yet, so many famous folks act like their inclusion is earth-shattering news, even though they've been aware of the possibility for weeks, or potentially months, before the year's recipients are announced.
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Along with that earth-shattering V12 engine, a large rear wing and the bright "Fiamma Red" paint job, you also get two seats and — I'm just guessing here — the right to shove foreign dignitaries.
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Ever since that earth-shattering 1997 episode of Seinfeld in which George Costanza set out to enjoy his two passions — sex and food — at the same time, mankind has been stumped by one question.
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As the country finished watching the New England Patriots face-off against the Atlanta Falcons in last year's Super Bowl, Lori Schenkenberger received an earth-shattering phone call that left her life forever changed.
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I don&apost know if I necessarily found something in this that was earth shattering or also kind of my fact pattern of the chronology of the prosecutor of what I thought went down.
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Aaaah, just when you were sitting comfortably, Beyoncé goes and drops a bombshell in the form of an earth-shattering, tear-jerking, and mind-blowing Instagram post revealing her newborn twins to the world.
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A new study published Monday found teens who vape are predominantly motivated by looking cool, and while that may not be the most Earth-shattering finding, it adds to growing concerns about teens vaping.
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"In this wonderful world of sex robot equality, I would love to know how this robot is going to give me an earth-shattering orgasm with its mouth and tongue and lips," Gallop said.
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The track sees the rapper veer away from the 80s-inspired dark pop of "Timmy Turner" and return to the unashamed trap hit-making of "Panda" with a familiar, though still earth-shattering beat.
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His failure to rebound Tuesday night in a politically earth-shattering way after a barrage of body-blows in last week's Super Tuesday election serves as further evidence that the Bern has flamed out.
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Read more " _____ • Moira Donegan in The New Republic: "The problem with using the tax returns as a symbol for all of Trump's corruption is that the returns themselves may be less than earth shattering.
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The current authorization for Section 22019 expires on December 31, and it's the first time Congress has faced this reauthorization since Edward Snowden's earth-shattering disclosures about the National Security Agency's mass surveillance apparatus.
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As these scientists point out, the new evidence isn't earth-shattering, but it does fit in rather nicely with what we already know, or at least suspect, about how and when North America was colonized.
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The streaming service stands as the master of the keep-watching arts, with their "Next episode in…" countdown and habit of ending every episode with a jaw-dropping twist or some looming, Earth-shattering question.
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It's not earth-shattering news to know that Google is planning a third-generation Chromecast to replace the 2015 model, which has since been outdated by the 4K-equipped Chromecast Ultra of two years ago.
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Alan Lepofsky, an analyst who covers the enterprise collaboration market for Constellation Research says what Slack is offering isn't exactly earth-shattering from an industry perspective, but it is a big step forward for Slack.
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The killing of the czar and his family in that cellar in Yekaterinburg was an earth-shattering event, a replay of the French Revolution, but for Lenin it must also have been a personal matter.
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The past decade saw the launch of dozens of competing massively multiplayer online roleplaying games, but none of them managed to capture the audience of millions that made "World of Warcraft" an earth-shattering success.
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She's a lot of fun and was just in the news this week for something earth-shattering — she's the first public figure to have an orchid named after her by the New York Botanical Garden.
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The problem is that once the episode allows us to hear Chris's revelation, he's not really telling us anything earth-shattering enough to tilt our perspective in the way of the classic Black Mirror twist.
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Since then, she's been working on her music and studying acting in LA. Member departures are seemingly inevitable in K-pop, but the past few years have been earth-shattering for longtime fans of the genre.
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"I think that the events that are considered earth-shattering or momentous in Washington, D.C., don't necessarily carry the same weight when you get out to voters across the country," Rasmussen said, according to Desert News.
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While his numbers are far from earth-shattering, Bo Horvat leads the team in goals (seven), assists (eight) and points (15) after netting two tallies and setting up four others over his last four games. 1.
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" NBC, meanwhile, will introduce a less-Earth-shattering form of escapism this month, "Midnight, Texas," a series about a small town populated by vampires and other supernatural inhabitants that bears a resemblance to HBO's "True Blood.
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For the most part, these updates aren't earth-shattering, but it's worth keeping in mind that this is a developer preview and we'll likely see quite a few new features pop up before the public launch.
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But a senior lawmaker from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, which props up the Conservatives in parliament and opposed May's deal, said last month the party was not looking for "earth-shattering" changes to the backstop.
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There were no earth-shattering revelations here, only the reminder that people, process and technology often break in roughly equal measure but some combination of the three typically yields the most successful recipe for a breach.
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Before that earth-shattering twist, Season 1 was a sexy, deeply intriguing urban noir (not unlike Netflix's astounding Jessica Jones from last year) that provided a healthy dose of humor and self-awareness along the way.
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And just as Aditi is the driving force in Aisha's life, so Chopra Jonas dominates her screen time as we follow her through nearly 25 years of joy, sorrow, hope, love, worry, and earth-shattering grief.
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While not earth-shattering, "it's a market where small statements are having a magnified affect because investors are worried," said Rick Meckler, president of hedge fund LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey, about Dudley.
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Each song dances between slow, delicate quietness and sudden buildups, making way for earth-shattering riffs that sneak in and hit you with full force, much like opening a door into the heat of the Sacramento Valley.
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As reported by ARTnews, Sotheby's Hong Kong cashed in hugely for KAWS in April of this year, selling his 2005 painting The Kaws Album for an earth-shattering $14.7 million, more than 14 times its high estimate.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $1.2 billion The Earth-shattering and record-setting box office haul for "Avengers: Endgame" during its opening weekend TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Magic moment Watch this dad prank his daughter in the sweetest way possible.
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Each novel follows the character over a single day as he encounters some sort of earth-shattering conspiracy, solved only through his knowledge of ancient and religious symbols, as well as the history of art and architecture.
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But before Trump, no US President has made such public and cavalier threats, apparently relishing the power he wields as the person who could, by himself, deploy America's earth-shattering nuclear arsenal within a matter of minutes.
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Indeed, throughout history, when we think about the sorts of earth-shattering events which have redrawn our national borders, brought down tyrants and created revolutions, we have looked, first and foremost at the use of conventional weapons.
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I have no fear that the British royal family is in jeopardy due to this couple's decision, and even if it were, does that really deserve to be covered as a catastrophic and earth-shattering global event?
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"There's nothing earth-shattering about what the parties are promising right now," said Veldon Coburn, a professor of Indigenous studies at the University of Ottawa, saying Indigenous priority issues aren't getting top billing in the parliamentary campaigns.
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"It's not earth-shattering ... the issues addressed in this document have largely been forecast by the U.S. administration in recent months as priorities for them," said the source, who requested anonymity given the sensitivity of the situation.
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Still, the crescendo for older actresses undeniably came when 71-year-old Glenn Close won Best Actress in a Motion Picture — Drama over Lady Gaga, whose earth-shattering performance in A Star Is Born was deemed near-unbeatable.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Justin Gaethje has only shown one type of fight up until now, so unless he has had an earth-shattering crisis of confidence since his first loss, you can expect him to apply his trademark pressure.
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Usually, a smart company or two will bury big negative news on the day of the Apple event, while everyone else is distracted by horrifying, earth-shattering iPhone product changes like, uh, the loss of a headphone jack.
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Apple, Samsung continue growth as North American wearables market hits $2B The numbers aren't exactly earth-shattering, but they show significant growth for a category that felt almost dead in the water a year or two back. 6.
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"To say that it's so, 'earth-shattering,' as some of my colleagues have been saying — I believe, based on a number of things that I've seen, that there were a number of things that were done inappropriately," Rep.
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After all, what these men provide is exactly what some women have been dreaming about getting from their partners for centuries: active listening, backrubs, cunnilingus, mindful intercourse, earth-shattering orgasms, and sometimes even a home-cooked chocolate soufflé.
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The new freebie isn't earth-shattering on its own, but it's just the latest in a series of additions Amazon has made to turn Prime from a $99-a-year delivery subscription into an entertainment-and-shopping must-have.
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Most of the news from the developer's conference wasn't too earth-shattering: there were no new apps being ported to Android, no allusions to any Apple hardware whatsoever, and Tim Cook even seemed a little off during his presentation.
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Even though Apple hasn't released a security whitepaper since September 2015 (or since iOS 9, if you prefer to measure time in software updates), there's not much earth-shattering new information in the latest edition, which covers iOS 10.
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But at the same time we are obsessed with digging through these numbers because it's such a weird company to follow, where extending an input box from 140 characters to 280 characters is considered an earth-shattering product change.
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And the show's tight-lipped cast and crew usually do a pretty good job of keeping mum on the details — which is why anytime somebody leaks even the most minor detail it becomes an earth-shattering event for fans.
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Months after an earth-shattering New York Times investigation exposed Google parent company Alphabet's $90 million payout to Android co-founder Andy Rubin, despite the accusations of sexual misconduct made against him, a Google shareholder is suing the company.
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"It's not like the Minutes were all that earth-shattering, but if you looked closely, you may have seen a bit of the hawkish tone get adjusted," wrote Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James.
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Today's new features are nowhere near as earth-shattering as the Google+ move, but instead represent a more realistic view of comment management – like elsewhere on the web, automated systems combined with human-led moderation seem to work best.
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It should have been considered a far more earth-shattering moment, then, when a poker AI, Libratus, soundly and comprehensively defeated a selection of the world's best players in a lengthy series of heads-up, one-on-one games.
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While Magic Leap's first augmented reality headset launch wasn't the earth-shattering drop they had sort of pitched the world on, the company is about to see a major corporate partnership push their device in front of more consumers' eyes.
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The update doesn't sound earth shattering at this (very) early stage, but among the surprising tidbits is just how much work Android partners are putting in to help improve the overall OS. The standout, according to Google, is Sony Mobile.
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Gameplay in the app is limited to wandering a kitchen and changing the color of the cabinets so it's not exactly earth-shattering, but it's very cool to see IKEA wanting to get in on the ground floor of this technology.
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"It is a near-constant roar akin to a full-throttle 747 interspersed with deafening, earth-shattering explosions that hurtle 100-pound lava bombs 100 feet into the air," said Mark Clawson, 64, who lives uphill from the latest fissure.
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So while the Mouse House knew they had a potentially earth-shattering hit on their hands well before opening night, other studios trying to catch up have no way of predicting whether their latest attempts to hit big will do so.
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So, while the Apple Watch is Cook's baby, Job's iPhone is still the Apple product with the longest tail and, regardless of how earth-shattering the iPhone 8 is or isn't Cook can never entirely claim it as his own.
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" – in her book Yes Please Taylor Swift on using music to cure heartbreak: "There's just been this earth-shattering, not recent, but absolute crash-and-burn heartbreak, and that will turn out to be what the next album is about.
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The second part was completely out of left field; Greenspan projected that hefty tax coffers and thrifty spending would soon allow the Treasury to pay off the entire national debt, an earth-shattering development that raised unprecedented public policy questions.
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Among the tools Slack is offering, none is actually earth-shattering, but in total they provide users with the ability to format their content in a way that makes sense using common design elements like image containers, dividers and sections.
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The original location of Bubby's in Tribeca—casual, homey, familiar—has remained there for two and a half decades serving solid, if not earth-shattering or genre-bending fare: pies, burgers, barbecue, and a brunch menu that's available every day.
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Thereafter everyone from Diana Ross, U2, the Stones, McCartney, Aerosmith, and NSYNC tried to match the earth-shattering showmanship of that 12-minute set, but it was Prince, in 2007, who shifted the paradigm, bringing the spectacle to its true apotheosis.
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While a contemporary schism is unlikely to have quite the same earth-shattering global effects as that one did, the modern conflict over Ukrainian autocephaly is, like the 1054 schism, as much about territory and influence as it is about theology.
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Barring some unforeseen, earth-shattering revelation, it seems very unlikely the Republican-controlled Senate will vote to remove Trump from office, and when that time comes, Democrats seem poised to simply move on and focus their energy on the 2020 election.
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The ability of a group of musicians to produce earth-shattering loudness with purely acoustic means is one of the joys of classical music, and a selling point in an age in which volume is cheap and controlled by a dial.
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"The final scores, we weren't sure what to expect, and I think people did pretty well but nothing sort of Earth-shattering really either," said Allen Institute software architect Oyvind Tafjord, who is responsible for the final verification of the results.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, told reporters Monday evening that the wiretapping "would be earth-shattering if it happened," adding that he did not know of any evidence to support the President's claim, but agreed with Trump that Congress should investigate the matter.
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McGrath first made headlines in August 2017 with a viral campaign ad showcasing her time in the Marines as one of the first female fighter pilots in combat; the video launched an earth-shattering fundraising haul for McGrath, which topped $6.65 million.
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The results of the study weren't all that surprising or Earth-shattering: A team of American and Swiss researchers seemingly found that European eels join the list of aquatic animals who navigate the globe by sensing the Earth's magnetic field in some way.
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It wasn't an earth-shattering announcement, but it was an indication that Magic Leap's tech could be more than billion-dollar vaporware, and that the company is thinking about the kind of content needed to convince people to wear light-field face computers.
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Why it matters: These applications themselves aren't particularly earth-shattering, but each new step Amazon takes into the health care system is worth paying attention to, given the company's very clear desire to break into health, and particularly the pharmacy supply chain.
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FighterZ is perhaps the best DBZ game in the franchise's history at instilling in players that feeling of ultimate strength and earth-shattering destruction, an approach that only works because the game acknowledges the cartoony, over-the-top delivery of the source material.
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For many patients like Phillips who choose to have FFS, the surgery can be "earth-shattering and life-altering," and a matter of safety, says Jess Ting, MD, director of surgery at the Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery at Mount Sinai.
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But like Jason I am a Jew who reveres his faith and tradition with its earth-shattering teachings of seeing in every human being, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or creed, the image of God that is stamped on to all of God's children.
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As the hover washed the boy's face the teacher looked out past the horizon of the red, dead planet and remembered the YuTubez of the earth shattering, 15 cities blossoming red then black, the final ships escaping her orbit and entering the future.
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I was part of the trio that helped negotiate the URC--the agreement to develop such a body was a victory in and of itself, but I would be lying if I said I thought the results were going to be anything earth shattering.
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And it turns out, this is one of the many things (okay, probably the only thing) greatest athlete of all time Serena Williams and I have in common: Yesterday, Williams told Gayle King that her earth-shattering Snapchat pregnancy announcement last week was an accident.
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While GOP members of Congress have a lengthy and ambitious agenda they want to work with the White House to enact, the earth-shattering developments of the week made the issue of investigating the possible ties between Moscow and the President's campaign impossible to ignore.
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In that moment, I myself had the Fleabag-ish turn-to-camera realization that Hot Priest was experiencing what I did before I came out: the earth-shattering feeling of realizing you love someone you've been told your whole life that you're not supposed to.
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This is surely earth-shattering news for a struggling campaign, so Trump, in a fit of desperation, is throwing anything and everything against the wall to see if it sticks, to shake the bigotry label off of him and make it stick to Hillary Clinton.
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Although Kenney's instrumental talents should not be understated—"The Lucifer Effect's" earth-shattering breakdown is more intense than pretty much all of the breakdowns ever written in actual hardcore, combined—the bulk of Anaal Nathrakh's notoriety is undoubtedly owed to Hunt's monstrous vocal performances.
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So, thanks to science, if you're planning on having some electric, earth-shattering orgasms this Valentine's Day, don't come at your lover with a dildo or a variety pack of intense warming pleasure gels or restraints or frankly appalling DVD footage of someone getting done.
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" You also said in your speech that when you were accepted to Columbia, it was "an earth-shattering moment where the world opens and anything feels possible and girls like me have the confidence to say with their whole chest, 'I'm going to be president one day.
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Though the rest of the document — which sums up the case for impeachment — isn't particularly earth-shattering to anyone who's been following the impeachment inquiry, that bribery claim is a bit surprising because it doesn't appear in the two articles of impeachment Democrats approved last week.
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"I don't know that there's real high expectations for anything substantial for something to come out of the meeting," a person close to the White House said, saying that many inside the West Wing do not expect "anything earth-shattering" to come out of the summit.
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Truth be told, though all three of these cameras measure a bit smaller and weigh less than a pro-level DSLR, the difference isn't earth-shattering, which is due in no small part to the size of their lenses; they dwarf the lenses in smaller-format mirrorless systems.
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"For any other governor in America, this would be earth-shattering, but in Andrew Cuomo's Albany, it was just a Thursday," Nixon said after Cuomo's economic guru was convicted on corruption charges in July, in a line that likely would have been repeated in a Democratic presidential primary.
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By contrast there is the zig-zag path that underscored those who would deviate from the humble and simple way of living, and the three earth-shattering events — two of them being the two gourds of ash that fell on Japan in WWII — and our separation from nature.
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With the release of the new movie "LBJ," we are reminded of a time when foreign and domestic policy seemed more separate, when Americans could revile LBJ for the Vietnam War, and the same Americans could admire him for his earth-shattering Jim Crow-smashing civil rights legislation.
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"If you think about it, all of the core actors sort of had to know because we see him later, but something that fundamentally earth-shattering and life-changing that happened to the kids at some point in their lives is something they're going to carry with them as adults."
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This isn't entirely earth-shattering given that these are mobile chipsets running on what are still just laptop convertible 2-in-1s or tablets, but the fact that Windows 10 — albeit a more lightweight "Windows 10 S" — can run on Qualcomm 835 chips should still worry Intel quite a bit.
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During that frenzied week when Trump fired James Comey and it seemed like earth-shattering news was constantly breaking at 6 pm every night, I had a habit of sprinting up and down the halls of 30 Rock with stacks of paper flying out of my hands, running into people.
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In an interview with Uncut Magazine in 2012, Stevens said that the festive EPs went beyond the religious for a reason: At his best, this is what Stevens has always done, bleeding the sacred into the profane, making the mundane spiritual, articulating tiny details before laying out an earth-shattering catastrophe.
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Beginning with the not-exactly-earth-shattering observation that BLACK and WHITE have the same number of letters, I spent some time trying to create a "Schrödinger puzzle," in which the central five-letter entry could be either BLACK or WHITE with the crosses using the same clues either way.
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This is what made Pusha-T's "The Story of Adidon"—the Virginia rapper's earth-shattering diss track from a few weeks ago—so shocking because, for what seems like the first time, Drake was caught slipping with accusations damaging enough to make him rush out an unplanned notes app apology.
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It's not a huge, Earth-shattering thing that's at risk, but because the movie makes us care about whether or not he loses the dog, it feels even more painful every time we see it get tied up — as though each time feels like this must be the one where he gets taken.
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And as I see this, I cringe when politicians discuss health saving accounts and tax-breaks as though they are earth-shattering innovations, and when they gloat about eliminating "entitlements" that provide people with health security and expose them (and hospitals and taxpayers who will ultimately pay their bill) to certain harm.
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Proof that this is a common sense clarification and not earth shattering legislation is demonstrated by the bipartisan support for these clarifications with more than 130 members of Congress in both houses and countless survivors and diverse victim organizations including The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and Shared Hope International.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $1.7 million The amount a seminary in Virginia is setting aside to pay reparations to the descendants of slaves who worked on its campus HAPPENING LATER Take a bite Apple is expected to show off some new iPhones today at a big media event, but don't expect anything earth-shattering.
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"It is a near-constant roar akin to a full-throttle 747 interspersed with deafening, earth-shattering explosions that hurtle 100-pound (45-kg) lava bombs 100 feet (30 meters) into the air," said Mark Clawson, 64, who lives uphill from the latest fissure and so far is defying an evacuation order.
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The product updates haven't been absolutely transformative (like the earth-shattering bump to a 280-character limit per tweet), but since the introduction of the algorithmic timeline last year, it would seem that Twitter is getting slightly less allergic to changes to its core product — even if it alienates part of its very loud user base.
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Fans were treated to battles between houses, the beginning of a brutal war between humans and the undead, a freaking zombie dragon, the confirmation of Jon Snow's true identity, a questionable love scene between Jon and Dany, Lady Olenna Tyrell's earth-shattering blow to Jamie Lannister before her death, and the Stark sisters forming a badass alliance.
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Murphy: The reason we made our investment in Klang Games, which is building an MMO called Seed that people will primarily play through PC, is that while there is content risk–you're never going to get rid of the possibility that the IP doesn't fly–if it works, it will be massive…an Earth-shattering level of success.
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Having bored their way through a cursory 15 minutes of missionary (after Ivanka has hand-sanitised following an un-enthusiastic half hand-job), things come to a head with a soundtrack of Adele yelling, which, to be fair, is a smart choice, because it least it fills the silence after a less than earth-shattering end.
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There's nothing too earth-shattering about this poster, but it does solidify a few facts once and for all, like the fact that the show will be coming back in 2019, that winter will continue to be a huge theme (check those ice flecks in the corners), and that the key players are the Starks, the Targaryens, and the Lannisters.
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Altman cut a quarter-million dollar check to the same group that Hoffman backed, Senate Majority PAC, in April — sizeable, though not earth-shattering money — but Altman has also helped place some staff at the super PAC to help give him and other tech leaders a direct line of communication to Senate leadership, according to a person familiar with his activities.
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At some time during the writing, the novel's name changed to "The Handmaid's Tale," partly in honor of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," but partly also in reference to fairy tales and folk tales: The story told by the central character partakes — for later or remote listeners — of the unbelievable, the fantastic, as do the stories told by those who have survived earth-shattering events.
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Ok, that sounds great for the Hollywood studios investing in VR, but with few mobile VR headsets visible on the streets of most major cities, and Samsung recently touting roughly 5 million Gear VRs sold (a good, but not earth-shattering number), what is driving the cash-fueled bets from so many that VR will go mainstream in the next 24 to 48 months?
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Also: "Congress keeps talking about tech — but makes little impact... Trump gets into a big fight with an ever-bigger Amazon..." 5G networks roll out but "wow few at first" because it'll take a few years to blanket the country... And "Apple is going to squeeze more money from you" through "subscriptions for news and video..." More questions What's the next earth-shattering media merger?
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Not a single Republican voted for the House resolution in October that formalized the rules for the impeachment inquiry against President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 28503,22019 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE, and GOP lawmakers and strategists argue that there were no earth-shattering revelations in the subsequent hearings.
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Last night, as Chris Harrison repeatedly warned us would happen, The Bachelorette made the unprecedented move of introducing a handful of the new contestants to the new Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay, on live TV. I don't know if I'd call it the earth-shattering and history-making move that Harrison made it out to be throughout the night, but watching Rachel meet four of the dudes who will be vying for her heart come May 22 was pretty cool.
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Following the earth-shattering announcement a week-and-a-half ago that former heavyweight champion and reigning pound-for-pound pay-per-view king Brock Lesnar would be returning to the UFC after retiring in 2011 to return to his life as a professional wrestler, news broke that the fighter has received an exemption from the UFC allowing him to fight at UFC 200 in July despite the fact that he will only have made himself available for testing by the USADA, the UFC's anti-doping governing body, for one month before the fight.
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