"This has been an eventful morning - and an eventful few weeks," Shaikh Salman told the gathering.
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As we near the end of an eventful year — perhaps "eventful" is an understatement — we're reflecting on the moments and the people who most defined 2016.
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It's been an eventful few days for the data firm.
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It's been an eventful week on Twitter for the artist.
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It's been quite an eventful few months for Chelsea Clinton.
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I WOULD SAY IT'S BEEN A FAIRLY EVENTFUL 153 MONTHS.
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It was an eventful week for the European car industry.
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Ben and Erin Napier have had an eventful 2018 already.
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The golfer has had quite the eventful past few months.
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It's only Tuesday, but the week has already been eventful.
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Cannon himself has had a pretty eventful life of late.
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Suffice to say ... it was an eventful, very successful shindig.
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The day's other central bank meetings were far less eventful.
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Gigi Hadid has had a very eventful Milan Fashion Week.
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It has been an eventful summer for the model sisters.
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But state court races may prove more eventful for Democrats.
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The new year looks poised to be even more eventful.
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He rejects even the customary reliance on an eventful plot.
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"All in all, it was an eventful evening," Katy said.
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Days and nights pass this way: frustrating, eventful, drunken, emotional.
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And this scent can be worn for something more eventful.
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Despite her ailments, McCullers managed to lead an eventful life.
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Finally, mercifully, this highly eventful year draws to a close.
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PYONGYANG, North Korea — It's been an eventful weekend in North Korea.
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IT WAS an eventful summer in the business of streaming music.
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It's been an eventful year for FX's spy drama The Americans.
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It has been an eventful summer for Everly and her mama.
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It's an interesting turning point in an eventful year for MoviePass.
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"It's been an eventful past last four days," Austin Rivers said.
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In Theismann's eventful life, there is still only one "it" moment.
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My Thanksgiving The ride home from the airport isn't particularly eventful.
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Gerrit Cole's half of the inning was not nearly as eventful.
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And then — still early in this eventful book — she meets Brian.
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But the day this show was frozen wasn't quite that eventful.
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In Collier's opinion, it was eventful and unusual but not terrifying.
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So yeah, it was an eventful year for science—thanks for asking.
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The musician-turned-actress has had an incredibly eventful — and transformational — year.
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Rather than mourn its passing, though, we should celebrate its eventful life.
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The breakup comes after an eventful past few months for the couple.
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Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, and their daughter, Luna, had an eventful Christmas.
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After an eventful seventh inning, the eighth could not have been quieter.
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An eventful year for Alanis Morissette is ending on a sad note.
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It's fair to say that he's lived an eventful life so far.
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There's a pretty steady string of patrons, but nothing too eventful happens.
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The second half of 1960 was an eventful few months for animation.
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This summer has been an eventful one for the mother-daughter duo.
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This year was obviously an eventful one — even on the president's feed.
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President's sinking was a tragic end to a highly eventful final voyage
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Shifts in color and texture between paintings make the whole series eventful.
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It's Tuesday evening here in Washington where it's been an eventful day.
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To watch the eventful show, tune into the live stream at sxsw.twitter.
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All in all, 2016 is looking to be a very eventful year.
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"The second quarter of 2018 was an eventful quarter," she told reporters.
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It's Wednesday evening here in Washington where it's been an eventful week.
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The five-minute adagio has as much eventful suspense as a thriller.
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With even that eventful chapter in the rearview, it seemed that B.o.
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She then shared two more photos from the eventful day to Instagram.
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How could a day — a highly eventful one at that — disappear entirely?
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The coming year promises to be an eventful one for health law.
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The final moments set fans up for a very eventful season 3.
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It was not the most eventful childhood, but I think that's good.
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"Poets' lives are seldom eventful or interesting," Kleinzahler writes in this collection.
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It's a been an eventful week in the world of Big Tech.
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"That was a tough and highly eventful race for me," said Vandoorne.
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"Yummy," which dropped overnight, comes after an eventful time for the 'Biebs.
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The Mets used three pitchers in a scoreless, but eventful, sixth inning.
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If nothing else, Mr. Trump's first 2100 days have certainly been eventful.
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The ride back was less eventful; the rain-slicked roads had dried.
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This past Black Monday was less eventful: Five teams fired their coaches.
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Fashion Review It has been an eventful two months for Carolina Herrera.
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Dances in which nothing happened became dances in which much was eventful.
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This was the capper to an eventful few days for Mr. Nunes.
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That eventful summer ended with Darryl Metcalf joining Toronto's advanced stats group.
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Just two months into 2020, Paul has already had an eventful year.
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"To Kill a Mockingbird" is proving to be an eventful legal drama.
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Whatever 2017 has in store for reproductive rights, it will be eventful.
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Since this was such an eventful episode, I'll break the action into sections.
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Tesla is an eventful company — and lately, a lot has been going on.
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It's been an eventful year for the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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Pruitt has had a short but eventful tenure as head of the EPA.
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Eventful surfaces with encrusted tubes, bulbous forms, ridges, and indentations feel distinctly organic.
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Gigi Hadid has already had an eventful Fashion Week, to say the least.
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Which means that her 2017 has been quite eventful to say the least.
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I don't think 2011 can hang with 003, but it sure is eventful.
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She's settled on the word now, and her tone is more somber. Eventful.
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Expect an eventful night of results on Sunday, followed by months of haggling.
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Washington (CNN)It's been an eventful past few months for members of Congress.
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Thus ended the most eventful and oddest 210 hours in recent Brazilian history.
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A UPS driver's busy route became even more eventful this past holiday season.
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The third quarter has been one of the most eventful in bitcoin's history.
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The Indians emerged from an eventful first inning with a 3-0 lead.
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But by any measure, the first quarter of this year was particularly eventful.
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Still, at least we can take some solace in an eventful final weekend.
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Earn spends an eventful day (and a lot of money) at the mall.
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Last night's State of the Union Address was eventful, to say the least.
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So far, this is the season's most eventful episode — and often the funniest.
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It was an eventful week for the DeVos family of Grand Rapids, Mich.
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The journey could be a bit more eventful, but the payoff is charming.
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Mr. Dudman's last day on the job at The Post-Dispatch was eventful.
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The Vampire Diaries actor and his bride shared their eventful day on Instagram.
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After an eventful season of college football, we&aposve finally reached bowl season.
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The rapper opened up about a very eventful and difficult past few months.
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Now, he can look forward to the latest chapter of his eventful career.
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The payoff, thankfully, proves exciting and eventful, moving the show forward on various fronts.
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It's been an eventful two years since Neill Blomkamp's last film, Chappie, hit theaters.
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To say this has been an eventful year for Puerto Rico is an understatement.
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And if it's accurate, the weeks following November 6 could be very eventful indeed.
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British swimmer Adam Peaty had a very eventful weekend at his first Olympic Games.
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That's probably inevitable; entertainment is virtually always more eventful and entertaining than real life.
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"It has been an eventful morning," Garcia told reporters Tuesday, according to USA Today.
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He describes the last 10 weeks as "eventful" and says WPP now needs leadership.
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"Events must become more eventful, otherwise people stay home and watch Netflix, " he said.
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The locus of attention was devoted to Scott Disick and his eventful dating life.
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A bold — but necessary — move This news comes after an eventful winter for Qunar.
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The yen's strength reflected traders' caution ahead of a potentially eventful week, Sweeting said.
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In the midst of an eventful week in American life, the N.B.A. never stopped.
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Even in the middle of this eventful season, the Mets could not believe it.
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It was a play that helped ignite the Bucks, who enjoyed an eventful day.
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Ms. Makeba's life was, of course, more than eventful enough to sustain a movie.
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You would be happy to tag along with her on far less eventful journeys.
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Here's a sample with Dieter Bohn's thread about his nerdtastically eventful Christmas with Verizon.
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It was an eventful series for a pair of teams with World Series aspirations.
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Kliff Kingsbury's first game as the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals was eventful.
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"Come From Away" allows you to make that move for an eventful 100 minutes.
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"At the end of the day, we've got a fairly eventful week, and it's a slow start to an eventful week where consolidation is a primary driver for FX flows," said Kathy Lien, managing director for BK Asset Management in New York.
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Accuser's cellphone is missing The civil suit caps an eventful month in the criminal case.
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Last night, Stephen Colbert recapped all the highlights from his eventful Republican National Convention coverage.
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Caitlyn Jenner is on one very eventful cross-country road trip on I Am Cait.
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Invite Ed Sheeran – as you'll see, he tends to make any gathering much more eventful.
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The image caps off an eventful first holiday season for baby Kaavia and her family.
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It was an eventful news on other fronts as well, particularly the Robert Mueller investigation.
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It was only Silva's second win in an eventful, yet brief, three-year MMA career.
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After a week full of eventful dates, it was now time for the Rose Ceremony.
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The House Intelligence Committee's hearing on Russian involvement in the 2016 election was more eventful.
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Dracula was my first pick because as I recall, it's both eventful and fairly straightforward.
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"It's not that much fun," Collins said of the Mets' eventful and injury-plagued season.
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Salinas was President from 1988 to 20053, and his term was both eventful and controversial.
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Verstappen pushed the other Ferrari of Kimi Raikkonen off the track in an eventful race.
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Cristiano Ronaldo had an eventful evening during Portugal's Euro 2020 qualifier against Lithuania on Tuesday.
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Ryu: Jon Snow has seen a thing or two in his eventful time on earth.
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It would either be a great success or complete disaster, but definitely an eventful evening.
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It has been an eventful, and lucrative, hiatus for McGregor, the man known as Notorious.
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It's the biggest victory in Ajit Pai's eventful 26-month tenure as the agency's chairman.
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That includes, of course, the changes in the latest chapter of an already eventful career.
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These three focused on something enormous, fashioning lives as eventful as their fathers' were abbreviated.
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She went on to lead a long, eventful life that took her around the world.
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The Colts led 14-10 after an eventful first quarter, kick-started by Todman's return.
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Gallant's hiring kicks off what should be an eventful off-season within hockey coaching circles.
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After an eventful season of college football, we&aposve reached the end of bowl season.
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Little Earth, also called Buddy, has enjoyed an eventful week tagging along with the astronauts.
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Harry Styles has had an eventful time guest hosting on the The Late Late Show.
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Not every day in spring training is eventful, but Friday certainly was for the Mets.
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The lead-up to Alien-Stock was more interesting and eventful than Alien-Stock itself.
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Eventful periods seem, in retrospect, to have passed slowly, whereas humdrum stretches will have sped by.
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Future History 1968 brings to life an eventful year in news (and it looks so cool!).
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Our series Future History 1968 brings an eventful year in news to life on your phone.
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After an eventful weekend, you may need to take some time away from your news apps.
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For the fledgling plant-based meat industry, it's been an incredibly eventful two months since then.
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Today, after seven eventful years, attitudes toward President Obama will shape the selection of his successor.
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"It has been an eventful morning," Garcia told reporters on a conference call from Austin, Texas.
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We can only hope some more video of Kessel's eventful 24 hours with the Cup emerges.
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The movie was released on April 15, 1995, a date Aum's leader promised would be eventful.
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These were mere preamble to his far move eventful inability to get things done as president.
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Deal follows retail shake-up and layoffs at SchwabSchwab has already had an eventful several months.
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ALBANY — It's been an eventful six months in New York's state capital, to say the least.
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It's only a few weeks into 2020, and Kaia Gerber is already having an eventful year.
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We had a good chat about what&aposs ahead for digital health after an eventful 2019.
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Whitman has been at the helm of major tech companies in her eventful 40-year career.
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It's fresh and eventful, but also seems crusty and precarious, almost like an unearthed archaeological relic.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. It's been an eventful month for British drug policy.
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In fact, it's been so eventful, it's hard to remember just half of the things that happened.
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It's unclear whether or not his mission was successful, but the journey was certainly an eventful one.
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So eventful, in fact, that Teigen almost didn't notice when her 8-month-old accomplished something major.
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Image: Sidharth Nikam (JPL, NASA)Some more eventful theorized fates could arrive sooner, like the Big Rip.
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Either way you look at it, 2017 was an eventful year for the never-boring social service.
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Prior to her eventful outing, Kourtney was showered with birthday wishes from her family and loved ones.
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And if one can believe it, 2019 is poised to be even more eventful for the company.
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We literally want you to have eventful sex—but while allowing your neighbors to sleep through it.
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Nugget, who you might recognize from Perry's Citi's Double Cash card commercial, has had an eventful year.
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And yet this election is indeed the most eventful of my lifetime, and perhaps the most important.
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All told, it's going to be a very eventful conference when it kicks off on March 11th.
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Trump's trip to the UK has been fairly eventful so far — and it's only one day in.
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A sense of possibility, of the surprises that make even the quietest existence eventful, animates each tale.
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By all accounts, 2628 has been an eventful year and it has been especially so for veterans.
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The teams combined to get just one runner beyond second base prior to an eventful eighth inning.
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"If someone needs to go do something dangerous, I volunteer," O'Brien said of his rather eventful year.
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Russell's eventful rookie season is on the rise after three straight games with at least 22 points.
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Last night's Warrior routing of the Indiana Pacers was probably the most eventful 36-point blowout possible.
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The book captures an eventful time in American rock music, no doubt, and one that deserves documenting.
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It would be the biggest victory in Ajit Pai's eventful 11-month tenure as the agency's chairman.
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It was not the only flexibility with the facts that he had shown in an eventful lifetime.
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In Prince: Inside the Music and the Masks, Ronin Ro tackles this eventful time in Prince's life.
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It's been an eventful week for Wardell Jackson, an officer for the Capitol Police in Jackson, Miss.
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A Chinese dissident speaks out, Elon Musk has an eventful week, and a hotel defies all odds.
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And if history has any say in the matter, the happenings outside will be just as eventful.
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It was a fun — if not particularly eventful — Week 21209 of the N.F.L. Here's what we learned.
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It was late June, and the United States women's soccer team was having an eventful World Cup.
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Morgan Stanley warned that Best Buy could report disappointing fourth-quarter guidance that overshadows an "eventful" Q3.
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The fictional United States presidencies of shows like "Scandal" and "Designated Survivor" are nothing if not eventful.
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It was an eventful day in the impeachment investigation, the last before a weeklong break for Thanksgiving.
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But Bernard Aronson does, reminders of an eventful career as a leading diplomat and negotiator in Latin America.
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Sidne Hirsch and her partner Michael Wetmore were enjoying an eventful Easter weekend in Chicago when tragedy struck.
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So this has been a very eventful year full of highs and lows, but she is doing amazing.
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Swift capped off one heckuva eventful night when Beyoncé brought her up to give her back her moment.
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The most eventful second life for returned products occurs when they are sold by the pallet or truckload.
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After an eventful week of politics, one thing that stands out is the emphasis on courage and conformity.
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It may also reflect the normal exhaustion of new ideas in the eighth year of an eventful presidency.
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Friday's debate caps off one of the most eventful weeks in politics since President Donald Trump took office.
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And so it will be an eventful three days for me, and I'll try to figure it out.
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" Some 13 percent of people would call it "eventful," while 13 percent would characterize time off as "adventurous.
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As a generally conflict-avoidant person, I would never want to experience such an eventful and awkward Thanksgiving.
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The Blue Jackets took the early lead by scoring on their first shot in an eventful first period.
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The past week has been a very eventful one, to say the least for rap superstar Nicki Minaj.
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Here's a look back at how she rebuilt her life over the course of a challenging, eventful year.
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On an eventful day Italian Brambilla lost the leader's pink jersey to Etixx-Quickstep team mate Bob Jungels.
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It requires fortitude to accept the likelihood that the Trump Presidency is about to become more eventful still.
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Shaman Durek, a spiritual guide to stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Nina Dobrev, has had an eventful year.
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It's been an eventful period, to say the least, and I'm learning new things about Uber every day.
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In Debt The year is only half over, and already it has been so eventful, and even traumatic.
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The week since the announcement has been rather eventful for the Chargers, and not in a great way.
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God willing, an Eventful Week in the NBA 'Yoffs will be explored in this space again next week.
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It was much less eventful, mainly with traffic churning by and the occasional conversation overheard at the corners.
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He has managed to become shockingly uninformed during one of the most eventful chapters in modern American history.
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Having just returned from a vacation, Mr. Fox, 51, had been hoping for a much less eventful morning.
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After another stout bullpen performance, the Yankees escaped with an eventful 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians.
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The start to 2016 has been eventful with weak results being announced by some of the largest operators.
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In the minutes before her brain ceases to function, she recalls her eventful life in vivid, sensuous detail.
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All in all, it's safe to say the world has had less eventful first weeks of the year.
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The 2010s were among the most eventful decades since the invention of the automobile in the late 1900s.
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The digital finance startup's had a busy 21.2 months in an eventful year overall for Africa's fintech scene.
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It's the biggest victory in the eventful 11-month tenure of Ajit Pai, above, as the agency's chairman.
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Welcome to another eventful day at Citi Field, where baseball often takes a back seat to clubhouse intrigue.
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Howell topped his group after an eventful three-way playoff with Englishman Tyrrell Hatton and Spain's Rafa Cabrera-Bello.
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Kim emphasized the whole world would "soon witness what eventful significance the great victory won today carries," KCNA reported.
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But I packed 17 others into an eventful week, and I visited 10 establishments on my actual birthday alone.
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Kanye West had an eventful evening at Ralph Lauren's 50th-anniversary fashion show in New York City on Friday.
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Busy Philipps' Fourth of July celebrations may have been a little more eventful than the usual barbecue and rosé.
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Donald Trump's eventful 12-day trip around Asia has come to an end, but not without sparking some controversy.
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Teigen, 32, gave fans a glimpse of 2-year-old Luna Simone's eventful start to school on Instagram Wednesday.
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Rihanna's fashion show was eventful, both on and offstage, because we've learned one of the models went into labor.
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The proud father is also gearing up for a very eventful Christmas, now that he's got a full house.
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Here's a look back at how she rebuilt her life over the course of a challenging, eventful couple years.
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Ahead, Wood broke down for us how the couple's body language has changed over these past few eventful years.
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Jenner kicked off what's sure to be an eventful Halloweekend with an exciting tease of her festive home decor.
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The first full week of July proved to be one of the most most eventful of this presidential campaign.
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Meghan Markle Joins Harry, Will and Kate for Grand Military Service The siblings have been having an eventful summer.
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Lindsay Shookus is out and about after an eventful (and date-filled) weekend with her new man Ben Affleck.
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The forecast predicted an "eventful life" for the royal baby and included other general horoscopes for readers by birthdate.
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Like Mr. Rash, Ms. Jiles writes books that bring the natural world to life and are also agonizingly eventful.
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For any major public official, leaving town always carries the risk that something eventful might happen during the absence.
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If you're moving or working out issues with your roommates or family, this will certainly be an eventful eclipse.
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Loosely inspired by the eventful life of the French mathematician Alexander Grothendieck, Fonseca has created a gorgeous opera prima.
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At the end of an eventful summer, Musk smoked marijuana on "The Joe Rogan Experience," podcast, which went viral.
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As it happened, the week of the Presidential election coincided with the most eventful week in modern Icelandic sports.
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A North Carolina couple had much to talk about when they returned home from their eventful days on Christmas Eve.
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The Democratic contest could end up being equally eventful and represents something of a family feud within the left: Sen.
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Crosby ensured the Penguins clinched their playoff berth in style in what was an eventful night for the Pittsburgh captain.
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YouTube recently released a documentary series, called "Justin Bieber: Seasons," about the singer's recent eventful past and new upcoming album.
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As you may already know, this lunar phase is less eventful than its brighter, more expansive counterpart, the full moon.
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She worshipped her father, which may help explain the magnetism that talented men exerted on her throughout her eventful life.
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Mercifully, the Iowa Caucus is over, and after a long and eventful night, both parties have plenty to think about.
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All times ET. It's an eventful week, even if Monday's Gemini new moon puts you in a humbly quiet mood.
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"He emphasized that the whole world will soon witness what eventful significance the great victory won today carries," it said.
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Korda had an eventful day with more birdies than pars — 8-7 — but with three bogeys in there as well.
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This Tuesday is an astrologically eventful day — we have both a new moon in Cancer and a total solar eclipse.
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RECENT MONTHS have been eventful for bosses in Hong Kong, including Charles Li, the head of the island's stock exchange.
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The years at the R.S.C. and the National had been hectic and eventful, but Mr. Hall declined to slow down.
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We made it through the 2019 awards season, and its closing ceremony at the 92nd Academy Awards was beyond eventful.
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Next year is bound to be just as eventful for Apple, if the rumors and reports are to be believed.
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Dreams are a major part of this episode, which is both the most eventful and evocative "Twin Peaks" in weeks.
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Let's catch you up on what happened during one of the most eventful stretches of the 213 race so far.
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It&aposs been an eventful month for SUNY Geneseo, a public school nearly 300 miles northwest of New York City.
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I also slap on a little concealer on the under eye circles, especially if I had an eventful Saturday night.
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In "My Year Covering Trump," the Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold will detail his eventful time writing about the candidate.
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The president's latest visit follows an eventful week in Washington underscored by congressional Republicans' push to overhaul the tax code.
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The gathering of old friends summoned vivid memories of a long and eventful life, and it gave him an idea.
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Alas, Ukraine and impeachment don't lend themselves to charts, but much of the rest of Mr. Trump's eventful year does.
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After the very eventful morning, Knoller later announced that Obama had safely landed in Chicago and was off to a fundraiser.
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You know, just a couple of billionaires acting like a casual couple, chilling after what must have been an eventful evening.
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Right-handers Noah Syndergaard of the Mets and Jhoulys Chacin of the Brewers didn't factor into the decision despite eventful starts.
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Despite the eventful and consequential life Shilling led, she remains one of the many little-known female figures in science history.
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FROM PEN: 7 Most Expensive Music Videos Perry's hosting gig is just another milestone in what has been an eventful year.
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All right, we're talking about just one couple — Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin — but you get the point: It's been eventful.
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Closing out a particularly eventful summer, the engaged couple appears to have added a new four-legged friend to their family.
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Though brief, the MIIT statement is especially loaded because the last two months have been very eventful for Apple's China business.
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The new mix brings the keys to the forefront and adds synth swooshes, making the song a more eventful, intriguing listen.
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Amed Rosario delivered an RBI single and Jose Bautista scored on a throwing error by David Robertson before the eventful ninth.
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It's Wednesday evening here in Washington where it was an eventful day with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to Congress.
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Do the days crawl by in torment, or is it our own eventful haste that would strike the Dickinsons as unendurable?
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No. 4 Utah–Kentucky, 1998 Utah plays Kentucky for the title and loses in this eventful, if highly standard, highlight mix.
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The Democratic contest could end up being equally eventful and represents something of a family feud within the left: Massachusetts Sen.
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Despite all this, the sisters in this very eventful, often sweet but ultimately overwrought new play are not the drama queens.
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Those years were eventful, and Ms. Gruszka seems to be in constant, breathless motion, even when only maneuvering around a laboratory.
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Robbins tells no story, but his action is so strangely eventful that the lack of plot explanation is an obvious problem.
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It will not make for a very good, eventful movie, and it will be a long and at times unfulfilling slog.
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But not all are so eventful — unless you consider intellection to be active, as Ackmann and many Dickinson scholars reasonably do.
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The year to come will be no less eventful: No fewer than four missions to Mars could leave Earth this summer.
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Kevin Sorbo is still positive Jesus would be down with Donald Trump -- even on day 82 of his very eventful presidency.
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The only sure thing about May's new Brexit timeline is that the second week of March is going to be ... eventful.
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In the sketch above for The Late Late Show, he joins Chris Pratt for an eventful hike up to the Hollywood sign.
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The year after Fatal Attraction, Close was nominated for playing another masterfully manipulative woman in Dangerous Liasions, capping off an eventful decade.
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Featuring Machado was, in some ways, a gamble on the campaign's part; she's lived what could be described as an eventful life.
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"After an eventful week in Vegas, we are finally back in our home in LA," she captioned a photo of the two.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy is detailing the eventful night that he endured after an intruder attempted to break into his family's Los Angeles home.
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After just 10 (highly eventful!) days in the Trump Administration inner circle, White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci was pushed out Monday.
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In it, Bobby Brown (Woody McClain) falls hard for Janet Jackson (Cree David) and their short-lived affair is an eventful one.
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Go follows the shenanigans of three sets of characters over the course of one eventful evening, imparting seasonal wisdom at every turn.
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The operating environment for tenants has been eventful beginning with weak results being announced by some of the largest operators in 2016.
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Aside from the eventful girls trip, this season will also put Gunvalson's troubled relationship with former bestie Tamra Judge in the forefront.
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Given the alarmingly eventful trend of the offseason thus far, it's clear that this column is more important now than ever before.
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All in all, 2016 is looking to be a very eventful year as the implications of a funding slowdown become more apparent.
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A black former preacher with an eventful past, Mr. Stern talked a virulent neo-Nazi into signing his organization over to him.
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It's been an eventful year for cryptocurrencies in general, with bitcoin garnering the most attention from commentators and regulators across the world.
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The fans were treated to a typically eventful round that included several brilliant recovery shots that required bold imagination and deft execution.
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Homers, bullpen power D-Backs past Nationals WASHINGTON — The four relievers who pitched Tuesday night for the Arizona Diamondbacks had eventful outings.
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As we reach the midpoint of what's been an eventful and at times uncertain year, one thing is clear: Volatility has returned.
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The dollar was 0.40 percent lower against the The yen's strength reflected traders' caution ahead of a potentially eventful week, Sweeting said.
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"Known for an eventful cub-hood, 503 is showing that anything is possible if you just eat," the park wrote on Facebook.
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Thunberg has had an eventful trip on this continent since she sailed from her native Sweden to New York City in August.
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Trotz is now with the Islanders, one of several marquee names to change address over the course of an eventful off-season.
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In his 62 years in this tumultuous region, the life of Bode Sare has been at least as eventful as an oyster's.
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Most of us will never live a life as eventful and luxurious as hers, and there's a certain pleasure in witnessing it.
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Nevertheless, it was an eventful week on both fronts, with a shutdown called off and lines drawn for a new immigration battle.
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Without this feud, the summer of 2018 was already shaping up to be one of rap's most eventful seasons in recent memory.
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The Vampire Diaries actor, 40, and his actress bride, whose Instagram handle already uses Davis' last name, shared their eventful wedding on Instagram.
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His record on the issues Gorsuch has made several past rulings that could make for eventful exchanges with members of the Judiciary Committee.
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"2018 was a roller coaster of emotions," Khloé wrote in a lengthy post about her eventful year hours before the start of 2019.
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No information was provided as to what subjects the calls would cover, but they come after an eventful week in East Asia politics.
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It's been an eventful week for DiMarco, who was hospitalized while preparing for the show, when Murgatroyd accidentally struck him in the face.
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In an eventful week, Broadcom also reduced its bid for Qualcomm to US$117bn from US$121bn, after objecting to Qualcomm's NXP bid.
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It's the start of an eventful week at Wrigley, where the Cubs will receive their World Series rings Wednesday after a day off.
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"Streets were full of people admiring the Supreme leader for his brilliant political skills to lead complex and eventful international politics," Ri said.
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It's easy to think there's never been a more eventful presidential campaign than the current one, but that's what history is for: perspective.
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It wasn't a pretty or eventful fight, but the gameplan of Bader—who is a very solid fighter all around—boggles the mind.
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A few weeks later, Julie sent a photo to the firehouse, thanking the firefighters who helped her avoid disaster on her eventful day.
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Above all, Ms. Langabeer and Tara Middleton sing (sometimes a cappella), combining lyricism and rhythm in ways that make each vocal line eventful.
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I had a very good memory of the things that I wanted to write, because in Somalia every day is an eventful day.
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A suffocating defensive performance lifted Michigan past Montana, 61-47, in the final game of what wound up being an eventful first night.
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It has been an eventful new year for Jumaane D. Williams, a newly re-elected Brooklyn councilman from Flatbush with an independent streak.
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An eventful morning/afternoon of World Cup action resulted in defending champion Germany being knocked out after losing to South Korea, 215-221.
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Seth Meyers dove into Mr. Trump's eventful weekend and took a moment to appreciate what seems to be the president's favorite sound effect.
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"Excitingly, this paper reports how plants fill in the missing links of telomerase RNA's eventful evolutionary history ... from our simplest forebears," Blackburn said.
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That follows an eventful Monday, when the United States proposed a wave of tariffs on French goods, including cheese, handbags and sparkling wine.
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Men, women, families, all generations can come and enter this model world for a day, have a fun shopping experience, and an eventful meal.
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From their first pool trips to adorable Halloween costumes, meeting celebrities and more, Haven and Hudson have had an eventful first year of life.
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Absolutely. I've been DJing since 1994 and making music since 1990, so it's been a long and eventful journey to get to this stage.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning attempt to complete an eventful five-game road trip unbeaten when they take on the inconsistent Nashville Predators on Monday.
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Some of the time, it opts to tell the story of General McChrystal's eventful 12 months in Afghanistan in relatively straight drama-doc style.
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Silvio reveals the parade ended up being more eventful than expected, as Pastiche, Winchester's "humor" magazine, handed out their latest issue at the event.
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They wound up being extremely eventful days—in the midst of that period, on December 4, Murphy and his wife had a daughter, Quinn.
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Mets 4, Reds 3 (10 innings) Pete Alonso's 153th-inning sacrifice fly lifted host New York to an eventful 4-3 win over Cincinnati.
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The Evening Standard reported that on Sunday, the couple decided to unwind from the eventful weekend with treatments at the Soho House's Cowshed Spa.
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Judging by a sneak peek at the new season, which features first-time coaches Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys, it's going to be eventful.
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But the aesthetic of this series is devoted to narrative frustration, so it's difficult to really feel the episode as eventful or forward-moving.
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Thankfully, today isn't very eventful, so I can catch up on emails and reports that I put off when I was in the field.
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The story always returns to the eventful but uninteresting frenemyship of Julia and Jake, with its anemic banter and ever-so-slight sexual tension.
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Over the course of a VERY eventful month, the air in the balsa wood is displaced by pure gin, locking the flavor deep inside.
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Now that was a terrible night, but largely because of the swelling terribleness it left in my stomach as opposed to any eventful incidents.
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White House Memo SEOUL, South Korea — At one point during his eventful swing through Asia, President Trump took time out to slam Jimmy Carter.
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So "Babylon Berlin" cruises along like a particularly eventful amusement park ride — Weimar Fever Dream — that practically negates the concept of suspension of disbelief.
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Aside from running into her ex, the beauty mogul had an eventful weekend in Sin City partying with friends to celebrate Richie's milestone moment.
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Last scene of all, that ends this strange eventful history, is televised sacrifice and mere oblivion, sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything.
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Chris Withrow and Hunter Cervenka combined on a scoreless eighth before Jim Johnson barely secured his first save of the season during an eventful ninth.
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Now if only that same estrogen-driven, kick-ass attitude could help us ease into what will undoubtedly be an eventful awards season this fall.
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Courage 4, red Stars 0 It was the Courage's second consecutive title, and it capped an eventful few days in the National Women's Soccer League.
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Bernie Sanders picked up another high-profile endorsement over the weekend, which is sure to kick off another eventful week on the 2020 campaign trail.
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As authors' lives go, Tolkien's was eventful, and the connections between his biography and work aren't as tenuous as they are in so many biopics.
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As we mark the unofficial end of summer on Labor Day, here's a look back at the eventful -- and, at times, tumultuous -- past three months.
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In addition to hitting the road with Swift, it's been an eventful year for Cabello, who won four awards at the AMAs on Oct. 9.
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Leslie Jones is taking a break from the Internet after an eventful week where she blasted Jessica Alba and her Honest Company for bad business.
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Over the course of one eventful night, each of these shady characters is offered a shot at redemption — that is, before everything goes to hell.
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Luna, her parents and baby brother Miles Theodore, 7 months, have had quite the eventful (and relaxing) 24 hours, judging from the stars' Instagram accounts.
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Subsequent WTO meetings have been less eventful, as the "Doha round" of trade talks gradually ran out of steam and protesters turned their attention elsewhere.
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THE year since The Economist last published the results of the wide-ranging Latinobarómetro survey of Latin American public opinion has been an eventful one.
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It is not just the best of his many books but one of the most eventful—and least squeamish—works ever written by a politician.
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She also knows her way around funny, and it's charming and convincing to watch her and Mr. Guagno having an eventful St. Valentine's dinner date.
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It was an eventful one in the U.S. Saturday night, on his 103th day in office, President Donald Trump attended a rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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All that is to say that 2016 has some pretty big shoes to fill if it wants to be more environmentally eventful than last year.
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The next year could prove as eventful as the last, and no one can say what the national political environment will be like next November.
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The jumping around is eventful, and feels formally daring, so that it takes a while to ask yourself whether it adds anything to the story.
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A Sydney man (Erik Thomson) decides to start over in a sleepy seaside town in New Zealand, but finds life there more eventful than expected.
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In the eventful CW show "Jane the Virgin," the birth of a child is only one of a staggering number of telenovela-like story lines.
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Luckily for the Israeli director, Guy Nattiv — whose sketchy, partly fictionalized screenplay feels both eventful and unsatisfyingly hurried — Bell's isn't the only fine performance here.
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Luckily for the Israeli director, Guy Nattiv — whose sketchy, partly fictionalized screenplay feels both eventful and unsatisfyingly hurried — Bell's isn't the only fine performance here.
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Yet among the skinny-dipping sessions and eventful house meetings, Ms. Dyrholm quietly and affectingly takes Anna to the brink of despair and back again.
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" Using the characteristic bombast of such announcements, he said that "the whole world will soon witness what eventful significance the great victory won today carries.
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It has certainly been an eventful one: A star dancer, he served three years in prison for a hit-and-run accident in Seville, Spain.
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McDavid had an eventful night, getting stopped five times by Gibson before scoring a fluky goal with 1:50 remaining in regulation to tie the game.
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Sunday was a heck of an evening for Jimmy Kimmel, but after an eventful Oscars, the host was able to kick back and relax a little.
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In his second consecutive year hosting the Oscars (and year one was pretty eventful), Jimmy Kimmel started the night with quick quip about his track record.
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The Rolling Stones, known for hits such as "Sympathy For The Devil" and "Brown Sugar", called the honor "a milestone in our long and eventful history".
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It's been an eventful week for Dropbox coming off its announcement last Friday that it was finally going public, but that doesn't mean the business stops.
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In addition to hitting the road with Swift, it's been quite an eventful year for Cabello, who won four awards at the AMAs on Oct. 9.
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For having only been in office a little over a year, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, has certainly had an eventful tenure.
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Last year's visit to the Hamptons proved especially eventful, with Mary Lee leading researchers to a great white nursery in the waters just off East Hampton.
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In the now-deleted tweet, Witham wrote, "So I bought a prom dress and dropped a dude, eventful day," along with a screenshot of the conversation.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner had an eventful fashion week, but they were able to retire to an oasis of calm in the city that never sleeps.
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Bella Hadid has been busy walking the runways during New York Fashion Week, and it seems like this season has been an eventful one for her.
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Miley Cyrus and Kaitlynn Carter just touched down in L.A. following their very eventful Italian getaway ... and the two grabbed a ride together after the flight.
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David Crosby has learned a lot in his eventful 2000 years, but there's one thing he can't quite work out: how the hell he's still alive.
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To hear him tell it, running a radioactive ghost town for more than three years was marginally more eventful than a meeting of the zoning commission.
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LeEco, the Chinese technology company that purchased TV maker Vizio for $2 billion in July, may have just spoiled its eventful debut in the US market.
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Cole Anthony had a strong debut for North Carolina, Memphis already has drama swirling, and some surprises have made for an eventful start to the season.
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Four days after winning the Evian Championship in France, Ko continued her sizzling form with an eventful 68, while English defending champion Georgia Hall shot 69.
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The capstone to an eventful Nintendo's E3 Direct was an unexpected joy: A sequel to the modern classic in the Zelda series, Breath of the Wild.
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As the off-season continues to disappoint and remain highly eventful, summer vacation news of our favorite ballers stays strapped in the backseat of sports journalism.
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It's been a long and eventful year in the administration of President Donald Trump, with nearly every day bringing with it a new controversy or scandal.
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Those fruitless decades were eventful, at least, as the franchise migrated from Philadelphia to Kansas City to the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, where it has remained.
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This week's episode felt remarkably full, though when broken down into its component parts, it's actually one of the least eventful hours of the entire run.
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On Monday, the Kensington Palace Instagram account shared a "2019 in Review" video, which features highlights from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge&aposs eventful year.
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But this eventful, sung-through production out of London, directed by Laurence Connor, feels about as affecting as a historical diorama, albeit a lavishly appointed one.
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"It was basically a flat, non-eventful week, until yesterday when all hell broke loose," said Pat Keon, senior research analyst for Thomson Reuters' Lipper unit.
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"Melodrama," from 2017, coped with fame and tried to escape politics by telescoping infatuation, intoxication, disenchantment and regret into songs that chronicle one eventful house party.
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However, an eventful Sunday morning brings family secrets to the fore, challenging the way she sees her pastor father, Daniel, and her relationship to her faith.
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The seventh and final game was so eventful that it almost seemed to write the script for the inevitable movie that's sure to be made someday.
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All-in-all, Gabriella has had an eventful start to her life, and her parents will have quite the story to tell her when she is older.
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It's not the most eventful episode, but I'm happy with a few of the things that happen and I'm excited about the upcoming fight scene next week.
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On almost every page Pham has Hillary leaning ahead, eyes practically crossed in awe at all she beholds, a good-natured dynamo chugging through an eventful life.
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"For Porsche, 2016 was an eventful, emotional and, above all, highly successful year," Oliver Blume, chairman of the executive board of Porsche AG, said in a statement.
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Aircraft carrier that survived atomic blasts lies at bottom of Pacific The team's monthlong exploration of the California coast aboard the exploration vessel Nautilus has been eventful.
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Meanwhile, Gap's eventful week continues, closing out with the $35 million purchase of Janie and Jack and a secondary acquisition of the chain's inventory out of liquidation.
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The hefty trade came amidst an eventful day in the options pit for Wal-Mart, which saw 2.5 times the average daily call volume for its stock.
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On Monday, the probability of the Democrat winning had reached 276 percent and was at 241.4 percent Wednesday during a volatile and eventful week for the campaign.
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View from inside the country The missile test capped yet another eventful week on the Korean peninsula, which began with the annual US-South Korea military exercises.
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For no writer, ever, has matched Chekhov in capturing the heights and depths, tragic and comic, that inform daily existence at its most listless and most eventful.
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Pankaj served as an English teacher for 16 successful years before participating and winning India's first Master Chef, and her journey thereafter has been an eventful one.
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And after an eventful final month that included a significant meddling effort from Republicans, Democrats seem poised to get their preferred candidate to take on GOP Sen.
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Of those three, only two — Biden and Sanders, the two frontrunners for the Democratic nomination — will be on stage, and that could make for an eventful debate.
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My ride is eventful this morning: I'm super short, so when I sit down on the back seats of the bus my feet don't touch the ground.
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Those coalition talks could end up being fairly eventful as the FDP and the Greens have already been throwing dirt on each other on the campaign trail.
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It's been an eventful year for the rapper dominating the charts, dropping her album "Invasion of Privacy" in March, and then becoming a new mother this summer.
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It's Boxing Day, and what better way to get you pumped up for an eventful day at the stores than to inspire you with these powerful pics!
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Except for his time as legate, and for an ongoing feud with a notorious scoundrel named Regulus, the younger Pliny did not lead an especially eventful life.
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The immediate lead-up to this year's NPC was eventful, with China proposing the scrapping of presidency term limits and the state seizure of Anbang Insurance Group.
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The Lakers still run Los Angeles, and James seemed determined to remind everyone, over the course of an eventful weekend, that he still runs the league, too.
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Snow briefly shut the nation's capital down this week, but that didn't stop it from being an incredibly eventful week on a wide range of policy fronts.
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The model/influencer/entrepreneur has had quite an eventful few weeks at the center of the drama between Khloe Kardashian (and co.) and her ex-boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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She said that he was born via C-section with little fuss and the family spent a "non-eventful week" in the hospital before taking their baby home.
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It has been an eventful seven decades for the Princess Royal (her official title — read on for why), from an Olympic equestrian career to a harrowing kidnapping attempt.
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This was one of the most eventful seasons I've ever had and, if it were my last, I wouldn't want this journey to end any other way. #teamBabiesAndBallroom.
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After an eventful (and sometimes challenging) year for Soylent, co-founder Rob Rhinehart announced today that he will resign as the meal replacement shake company's chief executive officer.
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From Prince Louis being born back in April to Prince Harry tying the knot with Meghan Markle, this has definitely been an eventful year for the famous family.
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The first anniversary of David Bowie's death is tomorrow, and on the heels of a new posthumous EP, fans are collecting the plentiful stories from Bowie's eventful life.
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Some poor company earnings and ongoing Brexit confusion had sapped the main FTSE, DAX and CAC 40 bourses in Europe following a somewhat more eventful session in Asia.
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It's shaping up to be an eventful start to the year for stock markets, with Asian, European and U.S. shares all kicking off 2016 on a down note.
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After a eventful summer of Game of Thrones live-tweets and Weekend Update: Summer Edition appearances, Jones will return for Saturday Night Live's 43rd season on Sept. 30.
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But Part 2 examines Robinson's later, less celebrated years, completing a portrait of an eventful life that, in the popular mind, is often confined to the ball field.
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It's the latest accomplishment in the 31-year-old Hollywood progeny's short — but eventful — life so far, which also includes graduating college at 15 and winning a Pulitzer.
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His comments were a signal that his trip to the UK -- billed as a "working" visit but laced with a degree of pomp and ceremony -- would be eventful.
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As for Herzog, his understanding of Gorbachev's eventful life is both awestruck and surprisingly conventional, but at a few points his talent for recognizing the absurd comes through.
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Compass, which is a high-profile name among a wave of companies looking to put a tech spin on real estate transactions, has had an eventful few weeks.
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This summer, as the race between Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton accelerates, publishers are releasing a flurry of books that dissect Mr. Trump's short and eventful presidential run.
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L.E.L. The Lost Life and Scandalous Death of Letitia Elizabeth Landon, the Celebrated "Female Byron" By Lucasta Miller By any measure, Letitia Elizabeth Landon led an eventful life.
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If it had been more daring, the play might have found its own language to tell its own stories — the strange, eventful histories its own cast members supply.
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Jesse Green called this play, which hinges on a historical disaster, "very eventful, often sweet but ultimately overwrought," praising Alyssa Bresnahan's "smoldering-volcano performance" as the family matriarch.
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Mr. Herheim's staging, like Mr. Kosky's, has its roots at Wahnfried, then traces the tangled histories of Germany and the festival over the eventful century after Wagner's death.
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The writer Hampton Fancher, one of the seers behind the 1982 masterpiece "Blade Runner," has led the kind of fantastically eventful life that seems the stuff of fiction.
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Little Earth, also called Buddy, has enjoyed an eventful week tagging along with the astronauts on the International Space Station after launching on SpaceX's Crew Dragon on Saturday.
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In the course of one eventful week in January 20193, I wrote two separate Justin Bieber columns: one a verse ode, the other some suggestions for deporting him.
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Beazley said that 2018 was only "slightly less eventful" after 2017, when the industry faced record insurance losses of more than $135 billion from hurricanes, earthquakes and wildfires.
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It is a powerful and defining force that inspires awe and fear, delight and humility, and the same goes for Gallace's eventful skies, which sometimes dominate the scene.
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In this new episode, Henry Michel dreams up the eventful daily lives of special agents from the Taste Police, who protect France's culinary heritage with an iron fist.
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Having photographed couples in the jungles of Costa Rica and hiked mountains for the perfect shot, Wilbur didn't expect her only indoor wedding this year to be so eventful.
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After making it to Broadway and running successfully for more than two years, Puffs is now available for digital purchase so you can experience those eventful years for yourself.
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After all, light rings—the shimmering glow-circles that allow digital appliances to provide feedback—have been a leitmotif for Nest throughout its eventful journey of disrupting the home.
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Some analyst worries were not calmed by Snap's eventful IPO, when the stock debuted up 44 percent on Day 1 from the initial offering price of $17 per share.
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Facing the tying run, Samardzija got Scott Kingery to ground into a double play to end the threat, before giving way to closer Will Smith for an eventful ninth.
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Photographing the southern (or northern) lights can be a tiresome eventful, involving hours of standing around late at night, hoping to land yourself the perfect shot of cosmic activity.
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As another eventful March Madness tournament winds down, two teams have made it all the way to the championship game: the Virginia Cavaliers and the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
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SS Asdrubal Cabrera capped an eventful series against the Phillies on Sunday afternoon, when he hit a grand slam in the seventh inning of the Mets' 235-219 win.
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Gard's death follows an eventful week in his case as his parents and doctors found themselves, for the first time since the legal proceedings began, on the same side.
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We served in the Senate together for over twenty years, during some eventful times, as we passed from young men to the fossils who appear before you this evening.
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Meanwhile, she's had a stunningly eventful life of her own, finding the time to write two popular memoirs and deal with the sudden death of her husband in 2015.
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But he likely won't see it as a significant hurdle — throughout his eventful life and political career, Biden has overcome enormous obstacles to get to where he is today.
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It was an eventful evening as there were people of faith from all over the world and from all faith backgrounds joined in prayer in support of our planet.
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Although Bjarne Melgaard's The Casual Pleasure of Disappointment, a multilevel solo exhibition at Red Bull Arts New York, opens today, the Norwegian artist has had an already eventful week.
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The afternoon brought an eventful series of announcements from Nintendo in one of its Direct video promos, and 2019 is looking to be a banner year for the Switch.
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After a long and eventful day, around dinner, I come home to spend it with my parents and talk about life and catch up on everything that's been happening.
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That manner of existential crisis has led to one of the most eventful Mobile World Congresses in memory, as companies look to shake the doldrums of a stagnant market.
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The series appears to be going out on a high, after a sixth season that returned to the eclectic, eventful episodic storytelling that originally made the show a sensation.
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His last feature, "The Time That Remains," traces the travails of a Nazareth family (based on the director's own) in the second half of the tragically eventful 20th century.
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It was a particularly eventful session where we avoided two battles thanks to incredible wits, saving our strength for the "big bad" at the end of our current adventure.
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In today's episode: an eventful weekend saw a preview of how Lev Parnas, one of Rudy Giuliani's go-to men on Ukraine, plans to testify about the whole affair.
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But on Thursday, Whan's fidgetiness was fed by the feeling — a familiar one during his eventful eight-year tenure — that he needed to be in two places at once.
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Harry and Meghan will fly back to the United Kingdom Thursday, after an eventful tour that began with the Duchess announcing she was pregnant with the couple's first child.
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Washington (CNN)Joe Biden told reporters Wednesday, "I have no intention of running" for president in 2020, the latest in what has been an eventful week for the vice president.
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From the 21989 years of military dictatorship between 284.5-21996 to the impeachment of Carlos Andrés Pérez for corruption in 19983, Venezuelan politics have often been both rocky and eventful.
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They were among five cars that failed to finish the eventful opener, including Williams' Russian debutant Sergey Sirotkin who blamed a rogue plastic sandwich bag for destroying the car's brakes.
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Crude oil futures were little changed in early Asian trade Friday, having risen in the previous session after a decline in U.S. oil inventories offset a non-eventful OPEC meeting.
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Even in this eventful week, nothing came close to matching the perilous significance of the unprecedented airstrikes between Pakistan and India, escalating the risk of war between two nuclear powers.
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It promised to be an eventful day in Washington, with the debate over the health care bill providing the twists, turns and last-minute negotiations that cable news channels love.
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Polls close in Ohio at 22010:210 pm ET. The Democratic contest could end up being equally eventful and represents something of a family feud within the left: Massachusetts Sen.
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But the SFO, tasked with investigating and prosecuting serious or complex fraud, bribery and corruption, has had an eventful year that lawyers say is helping establish a record for itself.
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The arrival of the Mueller report marks a watershed moment in the two-year-old Russia investigation, and one of the most hotly anticipated events of Donald Trump's eventful presidency.
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The landscape displayed on each screen is stark yet lush, with the dark volcanic mountain, thick, swaying grass, and an eventful, cloudy sky glowing orange and yellow on the horizon.
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That show stars Mr. Jones and Natalie Zea as Nate and Robin, who last season were on an absurdly eventful road trip with their children (Liam Carroll and Ashley Gerasimovich).
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Thursday was another eventful day in the U.S. impeachment investigation, concluding three days of consequential public hearings before the inquiry takes a break next week for the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
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By the same token, a method underlies the seeming randomness of Mary and Hannah's subsequent journey in the car they acquire after the eventful little visit to Gail and Ron.
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It's been an eventful summer for Stormi, who recently returned from Jenner's "girl's trip" to Turks and Caicos to celebrate the summer body care-focused launches of her Kylie Skin line.
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It's been an eventful summer for newlyweds Harry and Meghan, who reportedly enjoyed a quiet weekend in Lake Como, Italy, with hosts George and Amal Clooney in August, ABC News reported.
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Bo, Ozzy and Libby are back home uninjured after their eventful night out, and the Kriers have a story so hilariously bizarre, you have to see the video to believe it.
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Catherine Millet, the editor of a French art journal called Art Press and a firm member of the French intelligentsia, strings together the highlights of her "eventful" life in this memoir.
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You may have noticed that Motherboard has been in a low-power state the last week or so, as our staff rests up from what has been a particularly eventful 2018.
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The triple champion was comfortably leading an already eventful race when the headrest material worked loose, forcing him to pit for safety reasons and dropping him out of the podium places.
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It was an eventful two-plus weeks for Trump, who near the end of his vacation dismissed White House senior strategist Stephen Bannon, who had fallen out with other staff members.
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He was quoted as saying the possession of "such a state-of-the-art weaponry system" is of "huge eventful significance" in bolstering his country's armed forces and guaranteeing national security.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' To describe Leslie Odom Jr.'s life in the last year as eventful would be like describing Dom Pérignon as a fizzy beverage.
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Usually, these fungi are found deep in the woods, where they are free to poison, paralyze, and kill as many little worms as they please during their short but eventful lives.
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It's been an eventful week for Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham, Jr. Yesterday, he signed with Nike what is believed to be the most lucrative shoe contract for an NFL player.
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So it is with "Hillary," a Hulu documentary that struggles to condense former first lady and two-time presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's extraordinarily eventful life into a little over four hours.
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Investors gear up for a huge week If markets look calm this morning, it's just because traders are holding their breath ahead of what looks to be a very eventful week.
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It's been another eventful week in Washington, where it was revealed that Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. in 26, once represented Russia's top intelligence agency.
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Thanks to a Black Mirror role, collaborations with everyone from Ariana Grande and Lana Del Rey to Mark Ronson, and a few breakups, 26 was an eventful year for Miley Cyrus.
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A medley of new movies If watching other people running around and being athletic is too taxing for you, rest assured it will be another eventful year at the box office.
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My background is very much in the entertainment and content space and being able to drive marketing in an eventful sort of way — that's why I was brought onto the team.
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Kirsten Dunst is no stranger to the glamorous red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival — but this year, her experience at the star-studded occasion was a little more eventful than usual.
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While Clippy lived a rather short and eventful life until Office XP in 2001, Microsoft killed off its Office Assistant in favor of new Office features like smart tags and task panes.
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A MINUS The xx: I See You (Young Turks) If anything, this is the most "accessible" of their three albums—four if you count Jamie xx's more eventful, more instrumental solo shot.
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It should arrive at Earth sometime in late 2020, at which point, it will send its precious samples hurtling down through the atmosphere as souvenirs from a very long and eventful trip.
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The run-up to the National People's Congress meeting has been eventful, with the ruling Communist party announcing on Feb 25 that it was eliminating the two-term limit for the presidency.
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" Considering his eventful year, which includes his controversial TMZ interview, his support of President Donald Trump and of course the postponing of his highly anticipated album Yandhi, West answered by saying "Everything.
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"This will be an eventful week for base metals as investors await signals from key economic data releases and trade talks restart between China and the U.S.," ING analyst Wenyu Yao said.
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Natalie "Fig" Figueroa (Alysia Reiner) had an eventful season trying to broker a peace between the inmates and the prison, and will be back in season 6 to deal with riot's aftermath.
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To borrow a distinction from the philosopher Sidney Hook, Trump is not an event-making man so much as an eventful one: a man who caught the rising tide of a moment.
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Sebastien Buemi, winner of Saturday's eventful race from pole position for Nissan to take his first victory in more than two years, had also been in mathematical contention 26 points behind Vergne.
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Rockies 5, Mets 1 Antonio Senzatela tossed six solid innings, and Daniel Murphy continued tormenting his former team by homering during an eventful eighth inning of Colorado's win over host New York.
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And to round out Sunday's show, 2/3 of Youtube's lauded "Holy Trinity," Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart will come through to play an eventful—and frankly, important—game of Taco Roulette.
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The dynamic duo organized an eventful road trip from Baton Rouge to Washington to protest health care reform -- and along the way, they managed medical scares and rode a wave of emotions.
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It has been an eventful week for Chip, wife Joanna Gaines and their entire brood, including baby Crew, who supported Chip at the Silo District Half Marathon in Waco, Texas, on Sunday.
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Mr. Stern's eventful life included preaching as a young man in the Los Angeles area, working to ease gang violence there, and spending five years in prison in Mississippi on fraud charges.
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We meet Angella Reid, the chief usher, who oversees a vast White House staff, and hear from a former holder of that post, Gary Walters, about that most eventful of days, Sept.
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In the post, titled "Reddit in 2016," Huffman took the opportunity to highlight some of his plans for the company this year, which had an insanely eventful 2015, to say the least.
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"Papa John's results proved to be as eventful as expected with a sizable comp downturn, dueling press releases and ongoing boardroom drama," BTIG analyst Peter Saleh said in a note on Wednesday.
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The Bachelor, ABC's long-running dating reality show, had quite an eventful 23rd season, featuring a highly anticipated fence jump, an outsize fixation on virginity, and an unprecedented twist in its finale.
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From Trump reportedly referring to several nations as "s--thole countries" and multiple cabinet members implicated in ethics scandals, it was an eventful year for the White House and the administration broadly.
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The name of this unhappy little village is not to be confused (as it crucially is by one of the show's characters) with that of the bigger and more eventful Petah Tikvah.
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Aphibarnrat had an eventful debut two weeks ago as a full member of the PGA Tour when he spent two nights in hospital with dehydration during the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur.
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Speaking to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday, Mr. Trump launched what was easily the most blistering attack on the media and corporate elites of his already bellicose and eventful presidency.
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Story at a glance It turns out that 2019 was an eventful year in many respects, but it saw headlines dominated by record-breaking natural disasters that came at a huge cost.
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Sanford, who missed the previous three games because of a concussion, made it an eventful return when he scored his sixth goal of the season at 163:04 of the second period.
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His father, Richard Carlson, couldn't afford college, so he enlisted in the Marines, and then forged an eventful career in journalism, working in California as a reporter and as a television anchor.
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Matt Smith and Tobias Menzies have handed the role so far, but the show's future seasons will see a more mature Philip accompany his wife through an eventful chapter of royal history.
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Without further ado, Cramer turned to the stocks and events he'll watch in one of the most eventful weeks of earnings season, with Facebook, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple and others set to report.
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We worked as co-embeds over the next eight months, covering the always-eventful rallies and trying to share with our network the frustration and anger felt by the voters who attended them.
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His success as a serial entrepreneur, though, follows an eventful childhood in which a young Musk played with homemade rockets, coded his own video games and endured hardships both at school and home.
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Well, nobody knows for sure when it comes to the pricing highs and lows of bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, but the past week has certainly been eventful in terms of news and signals.
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Making the evening all the more eventful, James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett of Metallica kicked off the game from Oakland's Oracle Arena with a rocking rendition of the National Anthem — complete with pyrotechnics!
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With the wave of far-right populism sweeping Europe, and the eventful aftermath of our own recent election, we can certainly sympathize with the desire to elect a tried-and-true, beloved candidate.
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Between celebrating her 25th birthday and dropping the full version of her long-awaited music video for "Fetish" earlier this afternoon, Selena Gomez has had a very eventful week — and it's only Wednesday.
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Market participants girded themselves for an eventful week, with the FOMC meeting, ongoing U.S.-China trade talks and nearly a third of the companies in the S&P 500 reporting second-quarter results.
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After a very eventful couple of weeks, the 2016 Rio Olympics came to a close on Sunday, leaving us with an epic teaser for what's in store at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.
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While the history of the Seljuqs as told by Mr. Peacock is eventful enough to warrant a TV epic like "Game of Thrones," the Met's exhibition conveys the story in bits and pieces.
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He's a workaholic, though on this eventful visit home he comes to realize that all that effort has made little difference in solving the problems of the day or in advancing his career.
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The rapper has had quite an eventful year with the release of her record-breaking album Invasion Of Privacy, a brand new baby, lots of drama, and plenty of stunning red carpet moments.
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Of equal importance, this being a play about the Irish, are the living dead, the absent souls who exist not only as scrupulously maintained memories but as catalysts in an increasingly eventful plot.
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In an eventful N.B.A. off-season, a curious thing happened: One of the greatest players to play the game — a sure Hall of Famer — was traded for spare parts in a salary dump.
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Pasolini, who was born in 1922, led an eventful and complicated life — Barth David Schwartz's English-language biography runs to nearly 800 pages — and died a senseless and sensationally violent death at 53.
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Her eventful life included losing her father in the Holocaust, falling into official disfavor after the Hungarian uprising of 21990, and, most recently, speaking out against Viktor Orban, Hungary's right-wing prime minister.
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Even by Seoul standards, this has been an eventful few months, what with Samsung's exploding smartphones, a graft investigation at Lotte – another big conglomerate – and the collapse of container-shipping giant Hanjin Shipping.
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Earlier I alluded to the particularly eventful evening when Black Cilice played their first-ever live show in front of a sold-out dB's, accompanied by dutch artists Folteraar, Faceless Entity, and Warden.
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"Based on just the way things are shaping up, I think a non-eventful Helsinki meeting might be best for our country," Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Foreign Relations committee, told Reuters.
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"This is the most dangerous time since I don't know when," said Stent of Georgetown University, who added that the next few months before the new US president takes office will likely be eventful.
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It's been an eventful few months for Gimore Girls fans, from the announcement that the series was getting a Netflix revival to its growing cast list and the constant question of Melissa McCarthy's involvement.
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"Papa John's posted another eventful quarter, while challenges clearly remain, there were some encouraging signs as sales trends improved late in the quarter," Peter Saleh, analyst at BTIG, wrote in a research note Wednesday.
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As you look at Moyer's complex asteroid and its eventful surface, you may find yourself thinking of landforms and the ocean seen from a satellite's height, but also of disco balls and party decorations.
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It has been the most eventful week of the year so far for investors, with leading share markets scaling record highs and then plunging in one of the sharpest cross-asset routs in years.
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After an eventful 2016 full of headlines about her dating life (did you forget about Hiddleswift already?) and drama (that time Kim Kardashian blew up her spot on Snapchat), Taylor Swift is keeping quiet.
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Washington (CNN)Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio explores an eventful week for the administration and how President Donald Trump may be responding on this week's "The Daily DC" podcast with CNN's Political Director David Chalian.
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Among his errors, Guzman got in touch with people in the film industry to have them make a "biopic" movie of his eventful life journey from rural poverty to untold wealth and dramatic jailbreaks.
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The poll came on the heels of an eventful week for the president, who met with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel and discussed the future of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Market participants girded themselves for an eventful week, with the FOMC meeting, U.S.-China trade talks and nearly a third of the companies in the S&P 500 due to post second-quarter results.
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In an eventful visit to Twitter headquarters, the artist behind the viral hit "Old Town Road" met with CEO Jack Dorsey and demanded the company add the much-requested edit button to the platform.
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EditorsNote: Clarifies game was in New York; other minor edits Pete Alonso's 21.93th-inning sacrifice fly Tuesday night lifted the host New York Mets to an eventful 214-23 win over the Cincinnati Reds.
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The current season is even more eventful than usual: The Staatsoper, which tends to attract the most star singers of the three, has returned to its newly renovated theater after a seven-year exile.
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That doesn't mean this leisurely portrait of its title character, a cantankerous old coot (Harry Dean Stanton, in one of his last roles), is any more eventful at the end than at the beginning.
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The world No. 73 admitted the nerves were there as she began her title defense 27 months after beating idol Serena Williams in one of the most eventful grand slam finals in tennis history.
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Mr. Taylor, 72, accepted the post, becoming America's de facto ambassador in Kiev for a brief but eventful tenure that gave him a clear view of how the Trump administration approached relations with Ukraine.
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The show's talented cast and writers will try to top last year's eventful run of episodes, which saw the Scarlet ladies risking their reputations to expose corruption and bad habits in the fashion industry.
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"I'm very pleased with our Q4 results and incredibly proud of the team's execution on our 2016 strategic plan, particularly given the uniquely eventful past year for Yahoo," said Mayer, in a very big understatement.
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Though Manafort's time on the Trump campaign ended up lasting fewer than five months (from late March to mid-August 2016), it was both an eventful period and a crucial one for Trump/Russia activity.
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There's more good news for gamers coming into Black Friday this year, too, because it's been a fairly eventful year in the world of gaming — and that means there should be more opportunities to save.
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For Spector, it's the latest highlight in an eventful summer, which has seen her packing houses on a short tour of the Northeast—including a memorable night at New York City's Lincoln Center in July.
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The money comes on the back of an eventful two years since the company first launched, with revenues growing 15-fold in the last year, and "multiple millions of dollars in revenue" from individual customers.
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The past few weeks have been eventful in this regard, with high-profile cases of bad behavior and abuse, but the writing featured here goes far beyond just reporting on the shitty things that happened.
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Nothing eventful happens, but it's nice to take a break from the current nightmare we inhabit and visit a simpler world, where people still made contact with one another and Big Gulps cost 69 cents.
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If Johnson became prime minister it would cap an eventful career for the man invariably referred to simply as "Boris", known in Britain and beyond for his clownish persona and disheveled mop of blond hair.
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It was an eventful day all around for Tekashi ... after his sentencing, gunfire erupted at his dinner meeting at a restaurant in midtown NYC, and one of his bodyguards was hospitalized with a gunshot wound.
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" Yet the Trillings, despite their public stature, were in many ways furled, inward-turning personalities: "We did not have eventful lives, as this would perhaps now be understood, but our private drama had its intensity.
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This weekend is eventful for your love life as Venus ends its retrograde in your house of dating on the same day that your planetary ruler, Mercury, begins its retrograde in your house of relationships!
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The eventful session came as some Wall Street watchers prepared to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the start of the S&P 500's bull market run that took root during the financial crisis.
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Sebastien Buemi, winner of Saturday's eventful race from pole position for Nissan to take his first victory in more than two years, is 26 points behind Vergne and the fourth driver still in mathematical contention.
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Here are all the state proposals: At this point, marijuana legalization can seem less eventful, given that nine states have legalized for both recreational and medical purposes and 21 others have for just medicinal uses.
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That capped an eventful day for Brown, who was cited for reckless driving in the morning after police clocked his Porsche driving over 100 miles an hour down a busy highway in Pittsburgh's northern suburbs.
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The British director Peter Hall, who died on Monday, had an exceptionally long and eventful life in the theater, spanning more than six decades, more than a hundred productions and too many laurels to count.
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This was his moment and his stage — his first game back at MetLife, albeit against the Jets, since the March trade that ended Beckham's five eventful years as the cynosure of mostly desultory Giants teams.
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R+L=J is something most Game of Thrones fans have heard about for years, but on Season 6's very bloody and eventful finale, the show finally confirmed the truth about Jon Snow's lineage.
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At the same time, Trump's overall approval rating of 42% is about the same as its level this spring, suggesting few opinions have changed as a result of an eventful summer in the White House.
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LONDON — As a great novelist and a master journalist, Charles Dickens maintained tight control over what the public learned about his 1858 separation from his wife, perhaps the most scandalous story in his eventful life.
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Look from the sidewalk through the gallery's ample window to see small yet complex, eventful, and colorful "sculptures" affixed to the walls; evenly spaced, they wrap around the gallery at eye level like a horizon line.
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Kristaps Porzingis had another eventful night, scoring 12 points while finding himself involved in a number of eye-popping plays, while Anthony scored a team-high 25 points to go with five rebounds and four assists.
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Sutherland told the news station that she had been questioning her desire to be a teacher leading up to that eventful day, but helping Cameron and his father led her to find her purpose once again.
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If you've been following along, you'll know that the show has had an eventful couple of weeks, with recent revelations confirming major fan theories while still leaving a bunch of questions unanswered… for the time being.
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Seeing a blurry vertical video on cable TV might seem strange, but it's a clever workaround that lets C-SPAN continue its job of showing what's happening in Congress, particularly during an eventful moment like this.
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Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), is set to reveal details of a reduction in monetary stimulus Thursday in what could be the most eventful meeting of the central bank this year.
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That concluded an eventful day for the president, who made news earlier with a series of tweets that attacked various targets, including the Federal Reserve over the ailing stock market and Democrats over the government shutdown.
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Painting wet-in-wet with oils, building thick and eventful surfaces, she creates allegories of uncertain but torrid, gnashing implication, a bit like the enigmatic narratives of the German modern master Max Beckmann, but less solemn.
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So, for those people who love the electoral process and are wistful that this eventful midterm season is coming to a close, or who are suffused by fear about what will happen next, do not worry!
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The book was published at the end of an eventful decade in England and the United States, both in politics and in the arts, and Mr. Wollen argued that cinema studies needed to be less cloistered.
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The playwright, herself a first-generation Nigerian-American, makes the eventful plot run with marvelous ease; Abasiama's troubles weave through each other at right angles so that they mimic the complexity and difficulty of real life.
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President Trump and his family returned to Washington on Sunday after spending the holiday at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, kicking off what is expected to be an eventful week in the nation's capital.
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An eventful week in Washington opened with Democrats scoring an upset defeat in a Senate race in deep-red Alabama, only to close with Republicans crossing the t's on the centerpiece of their 2017 legislative agenda.
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Canadian Evan Dunfee had an eventful 50-kilometer race walk at the Rio Olympics — one that saw him help one struggling fellow competitor and ended just out of the medals after a controversial bump from another competitor.
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As Midge enjoys a lovely and eventful date on the anniversary of Joel blowing up their lives, Mr. Maisel gets good and hammered at a company party he throws in celebration of buying the Maisel factory's building.
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The sequence, which pitted the 6′ 3″ actress Gwendoline Christie (who plays Brienne), against the 5′ 1″ Maisie Williams (who plays Arya), was one of the most surprising and entertaining moments of a very eventful past season.
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After his eventful panel, Booker stopped by Day Two of "The Mashable Show" – an exclusive 90-minute Twitter live stream of all things SXSW – to chat with Co-host Bert about the Word of the Day: freedom.
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Handled poorly, this time-jumping technique can lead to muddy storytelling, but Mr. Greene proves adept at the balancing act, showing a subtle touch that lets the audience fill in the details of Amal's long, eventful life.
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It was the most eventful week of the year so far for financial markets, with many major equity markets scaling record highs and then plunging mid-week in one of the sharpest cross-asset routs in years.
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John McCain, who died Saturday at the age of 81, lived a long and eventful life, but the Arizona senator's defining legacy may well be the feud he had in his last three years with Donald Trump.
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Rob Ford, who passed away earlier this year (because 2016 truly wasn't eventful enough), was a precursor to America's new president-elect, which means the American media can pull some lessons from its neighbors to the north.
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Books of The Times Barely 12 months into the churn of the Trump presidency, when a week can be as eventful as a year, David Frum has published his new book aware of the perils he faces.
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Washington (CNN)Incoming Chief of Staff Reince Priebus says repealing and replacing Obamacare will be be at the top of the incoming administration's agenda in what they are promising is going to be a very eventful first year.
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Among those joining the good cause and eventful night were Jay Z, Jennifer Lopez, Stevie Wonder, DJ Khaled, Chris Brown, Cardi B, Fat Joe, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi and a special appearance from Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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Puffs (full name: Puffs, Or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic) certainly isn't the first play to be professionally filmed or to have a live-staged recording released in theaters or online.
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City can expect a less eventful finale to their Asia tour on Saturday, when they take on Japanese side Yokohama F Marinos - an outfit part-owned by City Football Group - before returning to Manchester ahead of their Aug.
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Euron is about to lose his most prized possession as his nephew Theon (Alfie Allen) pulls off what is easily the least-eventful rescue in Game of Thrones history when they take his sister Yara back from him.
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If you've ever found yourself returning home from an eventful night out only to realize that one of your most valuable possessions is no longer by your side, there's a good chance you left it in your Uber.
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Toward the end of Ibsen's "Peer Gynt," a saga of self under siege, the title character is discovered peeling an onion, finding in the layers of that humble vegetable a symbol for the chapters of an eventful life.
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Uber was charging 3.7 times its normal rate — so-called surge pricing, a phenomenon more common on eventful evenings when there is, say, a thunderstorm , than on "a boring night in NYC," as Mr. Patel wrote on Twitter.
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The Lib Dems gathered on south coast of England after an eventful calendar year, which has seen the party surge in local and European elections, and have six MPs join from other parties in the House of Commons.
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RHP Noah Syndergaard will look to cap an eventful week in winning fashion Friday night, when he takes the mound for the Mets in the opener of a three-game series against the Miami Marlins at Marlins Park.
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Kyrie Irving capped an eventful day by totaling 23 points, 10 rebounds and six assists Friday night as the Boston Celtics recorded a 113-99 victory over the New York Knicks, whose home losing streak reached 383 games.
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Late last year, "Gay Guerrilla," a book of essays that takes its title from one of Eastman's pummeling signature works, was published; it includes the first substantial attempt to tell the story of his eventful, finally tragic life.
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It had been an eventful night for Williams, a 6-foot-173 reserve center, who got into his second game of the season and made the only shot he took in 1 minute 32 seconds of playing time.
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It will be accompanied by a screening of Guy Blaché's 1912 film "Falling Leaves," which in 12 eventful minutes tells the touching story of a young girl, Little Trixie, who attempts to keep her older, tubercular sister alive.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios' eventful U.S. Open ended in the third round as Russian Andrey Rublev turned aside the fiery Australian 7-6(5) 7-123(5) 6-3 in a battle of big servers on Saturday.
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"Ro" (pronounced "rue," more or less, with a deeply guttural "r," if the Finnish Mr. Salonen's Icelandic rang true), means serenity, and that was achieved beautifully over an eventful 10-minute span by way of exquisite modal harmonies.
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When this Juliet sits motionless on the bed in Act III, pausing for thought before making her big run to Friar Laurence's cell, the lift of her face, as if addressing destiny, made this potentially blank moment eventful.
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This awards season was an eventful one, full of surprising victories like Awkwafina's historic Golden Globes win and Joaquin Phoenix's impassioned onstage call to action, as well as disappointing snubs such as the Academy's blatant Lupita Nyong'o shade.
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"2018 has been an eventful and challenging year for Intu," said Chief Executive David Fischel in a statement, noting Intu's shares had slumped to a virtually unprecedented 60 percent discount to the underlying net value of its assets.
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She was well known for her "contempt for conventionally 'good' children" and reserved her admiration for high-spirited children — and grown-ups — whose intensity and well-meaning inspirations landed them in fascinating scrapes and eventful brushes with history.
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All in all, it was an eventful day for US trade relations: The South Korean deal came through the same day the United States and China hit each other with their most expensive round of tariffs yet. 4.
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It's been an eventful year for Raf Simons: After resigning from Dior in October 2015 and fueling at least two seasons' worth of rumors, he was announced as the new chief creative office for Calvin Klein in August.
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" Using the characteristic bombast of such announcements, he said that the test heralded "a new birth" of the country's rocket industry and that "the whole world will soon witness what eventful significance the great victory won today carries.
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With a 26,000 Swarovski "Crystal Cloud" decorating the stage, a star-studded list of presenters and a swirl of controversy, the 91st Academy Awards are setting up to be an eventful evening that movie fans won't want to miss.
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We were on the ground in Pyongyang ahead of North Korea's failed missile launch We were on the ground in Pyongyang ahead of North Korea's failed missile launch PYONGYANG, North Korea — It's been an eventful weekend in North Korea.
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Outside of Italian debt, government bonds in Europe enjoyed a quiet close to an eventful week for global markets as concerns of a flare-up in the trade war between Washington and Beijing prompted investors to dump risky assets.
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The eventful journeys of these and other characters toward wherever it is they're going are windows into a lot of things: public hysteria, frayed family ties, survival instinct versus compassion, government's determination to be manipulative right to the end.
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Two months later, Joey Barton added another chapter to the most eventful run-of-the-mill career in football history when he was found to have placed 20113,22011 bets on matches — including at least five that he played in.
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On a recent, eventful weekend, Madonna took Rocco to see a Saturday night performance of edgy Soho show You Me Bum Bum Train and followed up on Sunday with dinner at one of London's coolest hangouts, the Chiltern Firehouse.
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Elsewhere, Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), is poised to unveil the details of a reduction in monetary stimulus on Thursday in what could be the most eventful meeting of the central bank this year.
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Watch it nowA warm, affecting comedy about a high school senior (Saoirse Ronan) who must navigate a loving but turbulent relationship with her strong-willed mother over the course of her eventful and poignant senior year of high school.
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Season Six: It was an eventful, if deleterious, season for the lords of Dorne and Highgarden: The ruling powers of the former were slaughtered in the premiere, and the ruling powers of the latter were exploded in the finale.
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It was an eventful and dramatic qualifying session as Hamilton went first with the clock counting down, only to have Vettel bump him from top spot a tick later setting up what should be a fascinating duel on Sunday.
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Antonio Senzatela tossed six solid innings Friday night for the Colorado Rockies, and Daniel Murphy continued tormenting his former team by homering during the eventful eighth inning of the Rockies' 26-210 win over the host New York Mets.
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Brown was traded to the Oakland Raiders on March 13 and released by the Raiders on Saturday, ending a brief but eventful stint with the team hours after posting on phone conversation with head coach Jon Gruden to YouTube.
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"My tenure as the CEO has been an eventful journey, and as is the case with any journey, there have been numerous ups and downs," Ramnath, who will continue as an advisor to the company, said in a statement.
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The show on Tuesday also turned out to be an eventful night for Schumer, who used it as a chance to address the walkout that happened at her Tampa gig two days earlier, after she blasted Donald Trump during her act.
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Martin's quickly shifting fortunes in the US pop market suggest that Latinx performers are recognized and consumed under such specific circumstances of eventful novelty that it makes it more difficult to reinvent their personas or expand their careers into other sounds.
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He also said the "whole world will soon witness what eventful significance the great victory won today carries" and claimed the test marks what will be known as the "March 18 revolution" in the development of the country's rocket industry.
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Helping alert users to nearby shows is something a number of companies today are tackling, including not only Spotify, whose concerts feature was built with Songkick's help, but also Songkick itself, as well as Bandsintown, Reverbnation, Jambase, Eventful, and others.
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No. 603 Purdue slips past No. 17 Maryland COLLEGE PARK, Md. — There was no player happier that Purdue came back for a rare road victory than Isaac Haas, who had an eventful final few minutes for the Boilermakers on Saturday.
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The internationally popular Seoul-based act, who is one of Apple Music's latest "Up Next" artists and has been dubbed as the next BTS, has an eventful month with the release of their 11-track album, Regular-Irregular, on Oct. 12.
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Writer-director Marc Abraham, working from a biography by Colin Escott, George Merritt, and William MacEwen, makes a strange, impressionistic collage out of Williams' life, with jobs, women, and ambitions coming and going throughout his short, but hugely eventful, career.
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An eventful Thursday Night Football game saw the Rams take and maintain a lead throughout the majority of the contest to remain undefeated at 4-0 with a 38-31 victory, powered by Jared Goff's 465 passing yards and five touchdowns.
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During the long, eventful chase across the continent, Rom discovers he lusts after Jane, kicking off a Ming The Merciless-style relationship where he keeps trying to seduce the heroine while simultaneously holding her captive and trying to murder her soulmate.
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Clinging to a one-run lead, reliever Sean Gilmartin escaped an eventful seventh inning thanks to a strong throw from left fielder Michael Conforto and a tag by catcher Travis d'Arnaud to cut down a runner and save a run.
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After an eventful week in which the Republicans rolled out their long-awaited tax reform plan, the president will now switch to an international agenda, with a trip through the Asia-Pacific region in an effort to drum up economic development.
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Jay has had an eventful couple of days, beginning yesterday in the sixth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays when he hit a three-run homer to tie the game and spark what would eventually be a 7-3 comeback win.
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Dunne also just so happens to be Didion's nephew and documentary "unearths a treasure trove of archival footage" and features conversations between the two about "the eras she covered and the eventful life she's lived," according to a Netflix press release.
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Mr. Weld — a novelist and Harvard-trained classicist who traces his family to the pilgrims and who was once related by marriage to Theodore Roosevelt — has had an eventful career in private business and politics over the past 20 years.
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Steinhauer pursues her subjects and these larger imperatives in the warrens of Congress, through hearing rooms, private offices, rented apartments, endless functions and then across the country as the freshwomen make their way through their first eventful year in office.
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Eventful and uninterrupted, with no chance to applaud the songs until Anna's love interest, Prince Hans, appears a third of the way through the first act, the opening suggests that "Frozen" might prove to be unusually coherent for a Disney musical.
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But Kirsten Childs's "Bella: An American Tall Tale," a musical about the eventful travels of a wide-eyed beauty in the 1870s, sprawls in so many directions — with changes in tone to match (or mismatch) — that it collapses into inertia.
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" "In addition to tales from her eventful and accomplished life as a senior American diplomat," the press release said, "Yovanovitch's book will deliver pointed reflections on the issues confronting America today, and thoughts on how we can shore up our democracy.
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Over seven increasingly eventful years, he'll try to learn magic; try to get out of the shadow of his world famous nemesis; and try not to get hurt in what is actually a very dangerous place for unsupervised children to be.
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Monday was an eventful day for Oregon's Sabrina Ionescu, as the star point guard spoke at the memorial service for Kobe and Gianna Bryant in Los Angeles before traveling north to record a triple-double in a win at Stanford.
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"In an eventful campaign environment in which support shifts significantly over short periods of time, the lack of polling is poised to yield a field that is unrepresentative of voters' current support," Steyer's campaign said in the statement announcing its donors.
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Cynthia Rylant, winner of the 1993 Newbery Medal for "Missing May," is an exceptionally versatile writer who, here donning her best poker face, has mapped the high points of the penguins' eventful day in a few, fun-to-read-aloud words.
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It showed equity holdings at 21.0430 percent, the highest since June, capping an eventful year that saw a significant worldwide lurch towards populist, anti-establishment political movements but also signs of economic recovery - from the United States to emerging markets.
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Boy knew he 'had to act in the heat of the moment' Hall's eventful weekend began Friday morning, when he, a man and a woman attempted to break into a home in Mebane, North Carolina, northwest of Chapel Hill, according to authorities.
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EditorsNote: Removes second first references to Kolten Wong Pete Alonso's mammoth three-run homer fueled a five-run first inning Saturday night for the New York Mets, who hung on for an eventful 8-7 win over the visiting St. Louis Cardinals.
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Her life up to that point had been eventful: adopted as an infant (a fact she has intimated is relevant to her impulse to perform), she went on to study classical music and took that training into a series of punk bands.
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The rise to one of the four great offices of state was the latest twist in an eventful career for the man invariably referred to simply as "Boris", known in Britain and beyond for his clownish persona and disheveled mop of platinum hair.
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The rise to one of the four great offices of state was the latest twist in an eventful career for the man invariably referred to simply as "Boris", known in Britain and beyond for his clownish persona and dishevelled mop of platinum hair.
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The league is almost certainly not quite as inevitable as it seems right now, but the NBA is in a very good place even if this season winds up being a long and eventful preamble to another Warriors/Cavaliers pairing in the Finals.
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This was an eventful decade for the monarch, as England went through dramatic cultural changes and labor strife, at the same time that the young Prince Charles began preparing — under intense public scrutiny — for the job of one day replacing his mother.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala's next leader had lost one election after another until Sunday, during an eventful career that saw him train as a doctor, run the gamut of public sector jobs and take charge of prisons before ending up in detention himself.
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Obviously on a superficial level between the State of the Union, the Nunes drama, the collapse of the Strzok conspiracy theory, and the apparent evidence that Rick Gates is now cooperating with Mueller, it was a very eventful week in the Trump Show.
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Harry Potter parody Puffs, Or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic & Magic just announced that the show — which is about to wrap a sold-out run at Peoples Improv Theater in New York — will move off-Broadway this fall.
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It had already been an eventful day in Iran: The country had just launched missiles at United States forces based in Iraq and an airliner carrying at least 176 people crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran on Wednesday, killing everyone on board.
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This is an easy enough task, say, in the case of William Henry Harrison, who served for just one month before dying of pneumonia, considerately allowing his biographer in this series, Gail Collins, to focus on his far more eventful and boisterous campaign.
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I started covering the global auto industry in the mid-2000s, but by 2010, I had no idea that the most eventful decade since the earliest days of motorized carriages and the Ford Model T in the early 20th century was upon us.
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Amid all the blowouts so far administered by the contenders, the upsets restored some crackle — if not the desired outright mayhem — to the bracket after the least eventful opening day of the tournament since 2000, when the higher seeds went 19733-1.
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You may take it in as a whole, but also get absorbed by eventful details: how the tiles close to and far from one another have flickering, almost pulsating, interactions; the way that colors and light shift and change when you move just a bit.
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Streaming live on FOX Sports GO FOX Sports Arizona Plus channel finder NEW YORK -- The Phoenix Suns are off to an eventful 2-4 start, but things seem to have quieted since Earl Watson was fired after the team dropped its first three games.
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Before the eventful seventh, the Yankees took a 33-1 lead on Giancarlo Stanton's fourth homer in five games in the first inning, combined with an RBI double by Greg Bird in the first and a run-scoring single by Neil Walker in the sixth.
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Sharing a series of snapshots from the eventful day, the 36-year-old former pro race car driver and Burnham, 26, looked completely in love as they cuddled up together and walked through the track hand-in-hand while wearing matching red racing suits.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - The mother of the only giant panda twins in the United States may soon deliver a second set of twins, Zoo Atlanta said on Tuesday, capping off an eventful month for lovers of the fluffy black and white bears across the globe.
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Senior prom is a penultimate chapter to the coveted conclusion of high school, but even though I hated (really hated) a good portion of high school, I thought experiencing this chapter would be more eventful than just sulking around at home dwelling on that hatred.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Tiger Woods frittered away his chance of winning the U.S. Open with a poor start to the third round on Saturday, even if he battled back well to shoot an eventful five birdie, five bogey, even-par 71 at Pebble Beach.
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Steven Stamkos scored his first in 21 months, Victor Hedman scored with 20 seconds left in the first period, defenseman Slater Koekkoek scored the first two goals of his NHL career, and Alex Killorn added four assists in an eventful win for the Lightning.
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An eagle with an eight-iron from 231 yards at the par-four 215th was just one highlight of an eventful day for the American, who broke by two strokes the previous best score at Medinah, set just 24 hours previously by Hideki Matsuyama.
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That might sound strange, but think about it: eventful nights are often stressful nights, and the stories we tell ourselves and tell others—the stories we tell others to tell them about ourselves, as it were—usually involve an element of shame, regret, remorse.
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This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman has talked about how one of the big influences on the show is Lost, ABC's famous desert island drama about castaways whose lives prior to being stranded were just as eventful as their lives on the island itself.
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It was an eventful series for VanVleet, a third-year point guard who scored 15 points off the bench in Game 1, lost part of a tooth after getting elbowed in Game 4, then reeled off a collection of crucial plays in Game 6.
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But his formidable outing — one run on just two hits over six and two-thirds innings — seemed destined to be a footnote for many of the 44,268 who witnessed the Yankees' 4-33 victory over the Reds, not nearly as memorable as Frazier's eventful groundout.
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The show is a mockumentary, set in an unnamed Cotswolds village, and follows the not-very-eventful life of Kerry Mucklowe, a loafer played with deadpan perfection by Daisy May, who talks like she's ready to rule Britannia but can barely get off the couch.
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The plan was scrapped as an eventful day played out in Washington, first with Mr. Trump's signing of an executive order giving religious groups more latitude to be active in politics, and then with the passage of a Republican health care bill in the House.
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Through the tale of Marie's triumph over the Mouse King, her eventful tour through the Kingdom of Sweets and her enchanting encounter with the Sugar Plum Fairy, this top-notch production continues to celebrate childhood wonder into the new year as it has since 2811.
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Though much of "Wine Up" dwells on the club part of that journey—it is the most eventful segment—there's something about those crystalline opening chords that evokes pathos and promise: that giddy, queasy rush you get in the cab on the way out.
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C. J. Sansom's TOMBLAND (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $28) does indeed offer a lengthy account of that eventful chapter in England's past, but, as told by Matthew Shardlake, the hunchback lawyer whose authoritative voice is heard in all of Sansom's medieval mysteries, the tale is enthralling.
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The whole scene is dominated by eventful clouds which must have taken quite some time to engrave — swirls and billows (made of thousands of tiny incisions) that also hint at brain matter and cytoplasm in a cell as well as nebulae and galaxy clusters.
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Our official position on the unfortunately eventful non-eventness of the event in question, assuming that it did in fact happen and that our perceptions of reality are not in fact a hologram, is that we do not have an official position on it.
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Cruz has been laying the groundwork for this sort of outsider campaign ever since he barged onto the Senate floor in 2013, and Super Tuesday was supposed to be the moment when all the seeds he's planted in that brief-but-eventful legislative career would blossom.
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So far we haven't heard all that much from him on his plans, but on Wednesday, Pai stopped by CNBC's Squawk on the Street for his first hard-hitting interview as chairman (he also spoke with Fox Business the other day, but it was much less eventful).
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Ahead of the new episode, guest-starring Reba McEntire and Morris Chestnut, Cohen, 50, looked back on the eventful past few days and said that the highlight of his return had nothing to do with the show, and everything to do with his newest bundle of joy.
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You'll recall ... it was an eventful chat Kanye and Joel had onstage, with Ye touching on everything from his own upbringing in the church, to how he's an employee of God's now, and even going to bat and defending Joel and his reputation in the Christian community.
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Ur Online also documents the eventful biographies of the Woolleys, who married in 1927 while collaborating at Ur. Their friends and colleagues included Winston Churchill, T. E. Lawrence, Agatha Christie and Gertrude Bell, a British explorer, writer and diplomat who founded the national museum in Iraq.
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The day Aniston debuted her Instagram account was an eventful day for the platform: The influx of followers to Aniston's account caused technical issues for many users, and Aniston set a Guinness World Record by hitting 1 million followers in just five hours and 16 minutes.
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His departure, which will come after 19 seasons, will close an eventful chapter in the orchestra's history — one of strong artistic growth, followed by the near-death experience of a 16-month lockout and, after it ended in 2014, by continuing efforts to heal, rebuild and grow.
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During his eventful single term from 1989 to 1993, he helped bring the Cold War to a peaceful end, paved the way for the reunification of Germany, won the Persian Gulf war expelling Iraqi invaders from Kuwait and signed landmark environmental, civil rights and disabilities legislation.
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Over a long and eventful career, she witnessed the defense of the Russian White House during the attempted hard-line coup against Mikhail Gorbachev; served as Talbott's chief of staff during the chaotic '90s; worked as Dick Cheney's deputy national security adviser in the years after Sept.
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Steven Stamkos scored his first in 22 months, Victor Hedman scored with 22 seconds left in the first period, defenseman Slater Koekkoek scored the first two goals of career, Nikita Kucherov scored a goal and Alex Killorn added four assists in an eventful win for the Lightning.
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It's a paradox given beautiful life when Ms. Day's Tracey, after angrily lecturing Oscar outside the bar, relents and gives him the cigarette he had asked for earlier; and when Tracey and Cynthia, now at loggerheads, share a memory of an eventful trip to Atlantic City.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z have already had an eventful tour, which started on June 6 in the U.K. Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama attended a Maryland concert — the second tour appearance by the former first lady, who caught a concert in Paris earlier in the tour.
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Story at a glance Tesla CEO Elon Musk has had an eventful 238: Tesla stock surged 114 percent this year and hit a record of $939 per share; and President Trump called him a 'genius' after his company recovered from a scandal over Musk allegedly misleading investors and shareholders.
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After a long and eventful decline in prices, the crude-oil market has suddenly been experiencing the other side of the supply-demand coin, something that it has not had to deal with in a while: a bull run cobbled together from a series of unplanned supply outages.
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Even so, the widespread image of Mr. Lew has been that of a low-profile steward for a low-profile time, at least relative to the eventful first years of the Obama administration during a global recession and with the nation's financial, housing and auto sectors near collapse.
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But it was how he died – cornered by police, hands in the air – that makes the difference, and it's the fact that his death is the latest in a thoroughly ordinary, deeply unjust trend of mortality that makes it more eventful than the extraordinary attack in New York.
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Grain covers individual food as well as buffets in Singapore Grain covers individual food as well as buffets in Singapore Three years is a long gap between the two deals — Openspace and Cento have even rebranded during the intervening period — and the ride has been an eventful one.
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His rise towards Downing Street is the latest twist in an eventful career for a man whose quick wit and eccentric style have helped him shrug off a series of scandals, including getting sacked from the party's policy team while in opposition for lying about an extra-marital affair.
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Since 2016 is brand new, and sure to be eventful, I sat down with Dean Baquet last week and asked him to look ahead — not only at the journalism readers should expect, but at the challenges inside The Times, as it continues to grapple with the quickly changing media landscape.
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Stream it on Amazon, Starz, YouTube, Vudu, Google Play, iTunes Mia Farrow is Hannah and Barbara Hershey and Dianne Wiest her sisters in Woody Allen's acclaimed comedy-drama, which covers a span of two years in the sisters' lives and is bookended by eventful Thanksgiving dinners (with one in the middle).
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Paul DeJong continued to thrive against the New York Mets when he hit a tiebreaking solo homer with one out in the eighth inning as the visiting St. Louis Cardinals made the most of three hits and capped an eventful four-game series with a 4-3 victory on Sunday afternoon.
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But it speaks to just how much of a nerve this saga has struck that the crush of people gathered outside the courthouse appeared to match if not exceed that of even the most eventful days of the Boston Marathon bombing trial, which I covered at the same courthouse in 2015.
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Game of Thrones Season 7 has already been bonkers, but we all know that the showrunners like to save the real action for the penultimate episode of the season, which is why this Sunday's episode 6, "Beyond the Wall," is going to be even more eventful than the past few weeks.
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Eventually, the unsuccessful plays were forgotten when Williamson capped his eventful day by getting the tiebreaking single with one out in the top of the 12th inning and the San Francisco Giants ended a season-high six-game losing streak with a 2-1 victory over the New York Yankees.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ms. Blackmon Lowery chronicled her eventful youth as a civil rights protester — at 14, she had already been jailed nine times — in her memoir, "Turning 6463 on the Road to Freedom," which the actress Ally Sheedy has adapted into this solo theatrical production, starring Damaras Obi.
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"In an eventful campaign environment in which support shifts significantly over short periods of time, the lack of polling is poised to yield a field that is unrepresentative of voters' current support," Steyer's campaign said in a statement last week announcing it had hit the donor threshold for the debate.
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It's also in the veins of Justin Bieber, who hung out with Ramsey during the first weekend of Coachella (which was apparently incredibly eventful for him) after the now-hottest country singer on the planet (sorry, Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, et al) was brought out during Chicago DJ Whethan's set on Friday.
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If you weren't one of the lucky few to score a ticket to the premiere of Kanye West's "Famous" music video at the Forum in Inglewood, California, on Friday night – understandably, since tickets sold out in 20 minutes on Ticketmaster – then you may have missed several important moments from the eventful night.
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EditorsNote: Fixes Damyean, Ntilikina in 8th graf; adds Jaylen in 9th; grammar fixes throughout Kyrie Irving capped an eventful day by totaling 23 points, 10 rebounds and six assists Friday night as the Boston Celtics recorded a 113-99 victory over the New York Knicks, whose home losing streak reached 13 games.
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If it was all that came out of Thursday's Senate hearing, it would still (arguably) be the most important document to be released during President Donald Trump's short and eventful administration: If there was any doubt that Trump had attempted to obstruct justice in his dealings with Comey before, there shouldn't be now.
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Here at Vox Culture we've spent the past several days discussing the year's best TV shows, TV episodes, movies, novels, new comic books, older comic books, performances, underrated albums, and more — and now we're summing up 2016 another way, with five words that shed light on this chaotic, confusing, always-eventful year.
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In an eventful day for the Yankees, they moved closer to the major league record for team home runs, saw C.C. Sabathia get ejected two innings before triggering a contract bonus, got within one game of eliminating the Athletics for the top wild-card spot and beat the Tampa Bay Rays, 12-1.
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In the exhibition's understated subplot, the visitor gleans how van Gogh viewed Japan less as a real country than as an ideal for fashioning a new self-image, through which he transmuted nearly every place, object, or person that he rendered during the eventful final years he spent wandering the French countryside.
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That dual policy could be seen in the obstacles faced by the leader of the movement, Manzoor Pashteen, who had an eventful few days as he made his way to Sunday's rally: Mr. Pashteen, 26, was turned away from two different airports and stopped at checkpoints multiple times on his way to Karachi.
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During an appearance on Wednesday's Daddy Issues podcast, co-hosted by Dean McDermott, Adam Hunter, and Nicky Paris, the actress opened up about the eventful holiday, when Sheen arrived at his ex-wife's home with a sex worker in his car — and Richards had to explain to her father about who the woman was.
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Passing the plan would be the biggest victory in Mr. Pai's eventful 11-month tenure as the head of the F.C.C. Under his leadership, the agency has already opened the door for more media mergers, curtailed a high-speed internet program for low-income families and allowed broadband providers to raise rates to business customers.
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An apparent attempt to water down language about evolution and climate change in the guidelines for science education in New Mexico met with protests this week at an eventful public hearing at the Public Education Department's offices in Santa Fe. Hundreds of people — some of them demonstrating outside with signs — showed up to the event.
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Enter Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, a hilarious new off-Broadway play that seeks to correct the record a bit as well as take you through the seven insane years of Harry Potter through the eyes of people who were close to the action, but still a safe distance away.
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Hotel Dusk is a point-and-click affair in which you, as former police detective turned traveling salesman Kyle Hyde (a name that, throughout the game's 15 hours, constantly had "Born Slippy" rolling around my head), find yourself at a backwater California hotel at the beginning of a single, highly eventful night between Christmas and New Year, 1979.
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"Nevertheless .... this is an EPIC #NeverNotDancing moment I am proud to witness by Mr James and Robert James I LOVE YOU BOTH" The wild show capped off an eventful day for Gronk ... 'cause just hours before he broke it down at Staples Center, he announced he was staying retired this season and opting to party instead.
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Mr. Bush's final days, as recounted on Saturday by Mr. Baker, who saw him repeatedly at the end and was in the room when he died, were remarkably peaceful after an eventful 94-year life that took him from the skies of the Pacific during World War II to the Oval Office at the end of the Cold War.
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One of them was Goldberg, who had had an eventful year: his response to Decius was only one in a series of acerbic essays that had established him as a leading light of the #NeverTrump movement, a group of normally reliable partisans who said they could imagine voting for just about any Republican candidate—except one.
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"At a time when there is more freedom for artists to release as much music as they want directly to streaming services, and many hip-hop artists release several albums or mixtapes or EPs a year, I think that's resulted in a raised impetus to make specific albums feel important or eventful," says Al Shipley, an American hip-hop commentator.
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Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE had his first full day as acting Defense secretary on Wednesday, and it was an eventful one.
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A passage in Judith Thurman's "Secrets of the Flesh" suggests how much Colette crowded into her 81 gilded years: During one short eventful period, she attended a boxing match, reported on the Tour de France, rode in a dirigible and watched the police capture a gang of anarchist bank robbers (then dynamite their lair) only to be attacked by the frenzied onlookers.
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Tonight's live coast-to-coast episode of Saturday Night Live was one of the most anticipated episodes in of what's been a big season for the show, with host Melissa McCarthy ascending to SNL's "Five-Timers Club" and bringing back her brilliant Sean Spicer impersonation at the end of an eventful week for the White House and its beleaguered press secretary.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE landed in Washington, D.C., on Sunday night, marking the end of an eventful 17-day working vacation.
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