So let's break it down, everlasting second by everlasting second.
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial • How bad are things over on the "Everlasting" set?
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In addition, playing Pokémon Go can fulfill an everlasting fantasy.
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So far Everlasting has featured two suitors and one suitress.
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Nor is a luxurious nuptial a guarantee of everlasting bliss.
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On UnREAL, the new premise is titled Everlasting: All Stars.
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Then there's the everlasting image of *NSYNC as marionettes – incredible.
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People pledging their everlasting love and loyalty to each other.
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"I wanted to give my community everlasting cows," Nkuraiya says.
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What she did for women's sports in general is everlasting.
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Spoiler alert: Charts that align perfectly don't necessarily spell everlasting love.
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"Swatches of our Everlasting Obsession set coming soon," the brand promised.
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Everlasting Comforts Cool Mist Humidifier with Essential Oil Tray, $56.95; amazon.
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Family is one of the everlasting hallmarks of any Kardashian production.
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She seems too smart to just be after the Everlasting bachelor.
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Shit, my father had lived one, to my family's everlasting regret.
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In the pilot, Rachel is returning to "Everlasting" after a breakdown.
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And its monthly Everlasting Flash Program comes with one really cool perk.
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I was even thinking of making them everlasting by getting them tattooed.
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The moment he expressed his everlasting love for Vice President Joe Biden.
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He thanks his fans for their everlasting support, prayers and well wishes.
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Robert Knight, best known for his 1967 hit "Everlasting Love," is dead.
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Is Rachel fighting an uphill battle to make Everlasting better for women?
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"Red Skull very clearly says, 'It is an everlasting exchange," said Russo.
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Museum joy may be everlasting, but the 57th Carnegie International is not!
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"Everlasting syllabub is a famous David thing," Lee says of tonight's pudding.
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The U.N. is a never-ending scandal disguised as an everlasting hope.
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E-girls and VSCO girls can agree on the snack's everlasting appeal.
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Blockchain will evolve societies and create everlasting changes to our economic systems.
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Rachel keeps trying to escape "Everlasting," and Quinn thwarts her every time.
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I never realized it would last this long, but it is everlasting.
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These pictures highlight the incredible career and everlasting legacy of Margaret Bourke-White.
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We can keep Carrie and Samantha and their everlasting sisterly love for ourselves.
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In our dreams, everlasting gobstoppers are made by oompa loompas sporting Moschino FW18.
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Yes, her products, like the Everlasting Liquid Lipstick and Tattoo Liner are great.
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"THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH BUT GOD'S GIFT IS EVERLASTING," goes another.
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Now, Kat Von D is doing something similar with her Everlasting Liquid Lipstick.
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial • Last week dealt with Chet's familiarity with Quinn.
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I challenged myself to get uncomfortable so I could make the journey everlasting.
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Most importantly, though, it hammers home the underexplored Tuck Everlasting problem with transhumanism.
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I didn't think it ... I don't see it as being an everlasting job.
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They called Katie and to her everlasting credit, and she hated covering technology.
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The same, apparently, is true of the men of UnREAL's fictional reality competition, Everlasting.
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Josie Maran Coconut Watercolor Lip Stain & Shine and Kat Von D Everlasting Liquid Lipstick.
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The photograph is not everlasting; its beautifully registered moment does not exist in perpetuity.
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We have so many pieces we sell that can be everlasting in your closet.
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Winter is Coming — HBO is Falling OR Winter is Coming — HBO is standing & Everlasting !
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Last season, Chet was kicked off of Everlasting after almost ruining the show's finale.
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Once published, the well-documented research is laid bare for further, everlasting scientific scrutiny.
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It's an episode that's actually centered on "Everlasting," which feels almost novel this season.
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Instead, "Everlasting" rotted him slowly from the inside the way it does everyone else.
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ASRI stands for Alam Sehat Lestari, Indonesian for 'healthy nature everlasting' or 'harmoniously balanced'.
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"We want to give families the opportunity to create everlasting happy memories," she said.
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With the video for "Speculate" from The Everlasting Wave, he showcases his self-determination.
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But Americans in their 20s were not interested in the everlasting commitment it implied.
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Delinquents and narcos have taken advantage of the everlasting clashes to vandalize and loot.
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He was entitled, I suppose, to declare his everlasting love to a straight guy.
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This everlasting rivalry, paradoxically, has only enhanced the beauty and cultural richness of Jerusalem.
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You can also use programs like iExplorer or iMazing or services like Everlasting Voice.
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"It was an ephemeral but everlasting experience," he recalled in an interview this week.
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Todd VanDerWerff: I somehow always forget that Everlasting apparently airs shortly after it's filmed.
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"kleen kut 🔪❤️ [everlasting liquid lipstick: #SantaSangre red by @katvondbeauty]," the makeup maven wrote.
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"America's police officers have earned the everlasting gratitude of our nation," Trump said in October.
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Now I get that these ladies, and one gentleman, are here to find everlasting love.
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In season one, it felt like Everlasting might swallow Rachel alive at any given moment.
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Intended to be monuments to their owners' everlasting potency they serve mainly as their tombstones.
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It seems the series had always hoped to get Rachel out of Everlasting for good.
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial • I laughed when the wedding-goers cheered Darius and Ruby.
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Turns out Forever 21 might not be quite as everlasting as its name lets on.
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That's why Wonka's Everlasting Gobstopper won't really last one lick longer than any other jawbreaker.
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A song as popular as "Peggy Sue" ensured Ms. Rackham a dollop of everlasting fame.
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It's not interesting, and it kept Everlasting from having any kind of larger season arc.
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The heavens wheeled and the seasons turned as we were pulled beyond the everlasting moment.
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Black people, to their everlasting regret, backed Thomas, as did the Senate, over Hill's warnings.
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In that poem, humans become spectral, and the natural world has the real, everlasting solidity: . . .
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The everlasting champions, for the sixth time in 18 seasons, have a title to defend.
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" You note the clumsy rhyming couplet––the way that "everlasting" is shoehorned in against "thing.
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"What everybody saw we can deal with ... but the smell is everlasting," he recalled this week.
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Wouldn't their faces have melded together, silicon on silicon, to create one iconic, everlasting being, Jacksonna?
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They might not exactly turn us into Tuck Everlasting, but we'll take what we can get.
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We want to believe that anything in the capitalist system, including everlasting life, can be fabricated.
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Save $134.99 on the round or square two-dozen boxes or $34.99 on an everlasting rose.
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Only the best, ethically-sourced roses are chosen from sustainable farms and given this everlasting treatment.
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And I'm even somewhat interested in Coleman and Yael trying to burn Everlasting to the ground.
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You are part of their system now, part of their game, part of their everlasting trap.
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See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting.
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Kat Von D Smoke & Mirrors Grayscale Mini Lip Everlasting Liquid Lip Duo, $20, available at Sephora.
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In Egyptian mythology, Osiris is the god of the underworld who grants the dead everlasting life.
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It is profound, and can reach a spiritual plane – it is everlasting – but it can change.
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And what gives us more happiness than anything else because it is both joyous and everlasting?
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As season 4 progresses, Everlasting: All Stars evolves into something far darker than Bachelor in Paradise.
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Germany's plunge from the heights of civilization to the depths of barbarism is an everlasting shock.
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The "Everlasting" cameras hide it all, of course — they're in the business of making it work.
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"Everlasting" is out of control because their power struggle has nearly rocked that fake boat over.
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The conclusion of her life is a source of everlasting debate, and scholarly theories differ vastly.
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And, not coincidentally, the stuff with Adam is also where the episode is most about Everlasting.
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Well, maybe for Biden (and so many others) it makes perfect sense to seek everlasting reelection.
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But it doesn't seem as though Coleman and Yael will be posing a threat to Everlasting anymore.
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If you enter the code "FREELIPSTICK" at checkout, you also get a free mini Everlasting Liquid Lipstick.
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What's good though, is the ones that will be chosen for everlasting life, God can read hearts.
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UnReal follows producers' meticulous attempts to create an idyllic fairy tale out of reality dating show Everlasting.
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And in His resurrection, we receive a promise that we, too, can share in His everlasting life.
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The Smoke & Mirrors Grayscale Duo includes a dark and light shade of her famous Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks.
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Its owner even tries to coax it across in a failed attempt to refute Aesop's everlasting wisdom.
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But, to my everlasting regret, I didn't eat one (or tuck one into my bag for later).
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UnREAL is a fictional television show about the making of a Bachelor-esque reality show called Everlasting.
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The second season saw Everlasting feature a Black Bachelor, something The Bachelor still has yet to do.
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At least Ruby and Darius, both too decent to embrace the "Everlasting" game, get their happy ending.
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Why is "Everlasting" such an afterthought that we hardly care what's unfolding in front of the cameras?
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Just as on "Everlasting," any relationship on "UnREAL" can be sincere and calculated at the same time.
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Previous systems, from feudalism to slavery, built along these lines seemed natural and everlasting at the time.
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Taco Bell gave a lifetime of food away in its "Eleven Everlasting Dollars" challenge back in 2014.
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I passed out from the pain, and the resulting fall left an everlasting scar on my forehead.
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Setia told Insider she was first drawn to the subject because it's "a testimony of everlasting love."
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Fortunately for Congress – and for Diamond and Silk – it will make everlasting fodder for televised congressional hearings.
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But these numbers aren't really relevant, because the album has always felt like an everlasting musical testimony.
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Each person gets their own owl — the bird that accompanies Athena and the everlasting symbol of knowledge.
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All your favorite backstage people, like Rachel (Shiri Appleby), Quinn (Constance Zimmer), and Everlasting creator Chet (Craig Bieroko).
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He expressed "sincere and everlasting condolences" to those who died in Japan's attack on it 75 years ago.
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Think of this ... The Beatles lasted a decade ... The Stones have been together for half a century. #everlasting.
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In this episode, Harris looks at the ways that the Radcliffe line changed Punjab, and its everlasting effects.
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It seems as if we'll be waiting forever (everlasting, like the sun) for a full Spice Girls reunion.
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The Attempt: After splitting with Khalifa in 2014, Rose penned a lengthy Instagram post declaring her everlasting love.
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That means expensive dresses and/or suits for the various parties, wild reception shenanigans and hopefully, everlasting love.
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For some people, perpetual motion machines hold the secret to everlasting free energy that will save the world.
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There is no mention of kombucha on tap, nor of the everlasting kegs Neumann once offered at WeWork.
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"To their everlasting shame, the leaders -- (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell, (House Speaker Paul) Ryan -- refused," Comey said.
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Shortly after the the five children arrived at Wonka's factory, they were each presented with an Everlasting Gobstopper.
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But that's also why I know that in comic books, characters are both never safe and somehow everlasting.
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It did, however, lure Germany to the Treaty of Versailles bargaining table, much to that country's everlasting regret.
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It is now completed by your own faint reflection, plus that of the everlasting traffic on Route 27.
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So, that's the sort of effect you get - that you are the one who built this that's everlasting.
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I think of the marble carvings of Gian Lorenzo Bernini in Rome: the Baroque done to everlasting death.
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To his everlasting credit, Obama did send the Republican Congress an AUMF to fight ISIS back in 2013.
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We know these truths to be everlasting because we have seen the decency and greatness of our country.
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Michele, 31, took to Twitter Friday on the fifth anniversary of Monteith&aposs death to remember his everlasting light.
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Now the textbook and education platform is fueling the public's everlasting needs to keep learning, according to the chief.
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Like many of their songs, it balances god-fearing with rebellion; obedience with hesitation; the everlasting with the transitory.
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Today, on what would have been her 136th birthday, Google is honoring Woolf's everlasting impact with a homepage Doodle.
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"This is yet another poignant example of the everlasting friendship between India and Afghanistan," Ghani said in a statement.
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In the pilot, she's only come back to Everlasting after a nervous breakdown because Quinn's blackmailing her into staying.
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He plays using a technique called continuous piano, which essentially means he creates one everlasting, unbroken stream of sound.
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Like The Bachelor franchise, the fictional show takes some inspiration from, Everlasting has never before had a black suitor.
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Hannibal may be off the air, but the real world effects of the title character appear to be everlasting.
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"Everlasting" is a show about people seeking triumph amid inescapable falsity; everything in "UnREAL" echoes that, with an edge.
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The other, Lifetime's "UnREAL" — set behind the scenes of "Everlasting," a "Bachelor"-like dating show — did not go unpraised.
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Sure, we see disaster looming, but Darius tanked his own image to set up "Everlasting" in the first place.
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial: • This season's contestants are being edited with the rhythm of an actual dating show.
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UnREAL Early in the Season 2 premiere, Rachel pulls up to the "Everlasting" house with Darius, this season's suitor.
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Faith (Breeda Wool) nabbed her own series, The Faith Diaries, after leaving Everlasting in the first season of UnREAL.
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The chalice of everlasting life is not something to be sought, it lives within the caverns of the imagination.
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Instead she simply tells Tywin about their incest and then returns to Jaime and vows her everlasting love. Hmmm.
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The human age will be no Eden or dystopia, but an everlasting struggle among different people seeking different futures.
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August is one of the contestants on the fictionalized dating show Everlasting, the show within a show in UnREAL.
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But, then again, there's this everlasting reminder of who Tom Steyer is... And then, there's his refusal to blink.
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It is ironic that fire, often considered a purifying agent, would be the element of everlasting affliction in hell.
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This is all very different from season one's behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to make Everlasting.
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All Quinn and Rachel had to do was deliver the kind of schmaltz Everlasting had been producing for years.
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And, for less than $6 a pop, we'd go so far as to say we're in real, true, everlasting love.
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I marched over to him, words falling out of my mouth with every step, and confessed my undying, everlasting love.
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Seeing Everlasting through another perspective like you suggest could have at least helped propel this season in a new way.
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This season of Everlasting — the show's Bachelor-like dating franchise — features its first-ever Black suitor, pro footballer Darius Beck.
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"Everlasting Love," written by his label heads Buzz Carson and Gayden, would be his first release under his new deal.
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The biggest threat in collaboration is the slow death of a project due to the everlasting "Not-Invented-Here" syndrome.
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"I genuinely wish for all of my siblings that they find everlasting happiness in all that they do!" she began.
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It's a cheap pantry staple with a nearly everlasting shelf life that you can whip up with, well anything really.
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Whether you're looking for everlasting love or simply something to stop FOMO, warm those dating apps up for February 7th.
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MEMORIAL diverges from his scrawled cartoon style to immortalize the most mundane, transient item possible in everlasting, authoritarian, all-caps.
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What they forced me to do will be an everlasting fire inside me, burning for the rest of my life.
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A new season of the show within the show, "Everlasting," features B. J. Britt ("Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.") as the bachelor.
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Instead of worrying about my everlasting hotness, I am, to be honest, looking forward to lowering my standards for myself.
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Nathaniel Jacobson, a college friend of Mr. Frank who was ordained by the Church of Everlasting Life, is to officiate.
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The everlasting advice to make sure your portfolio is diversified among stocks, bonds and cash holds especially true right now.
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"We want to express our most profound and everlasting gratitude to President Trump," said the former Democratic governor of Illinois.
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The Kia Telluride I tested was the 2020 model year of the new three-row SUV, outfitted in "everlasting silver."
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The employees at "Everlasting" fantasize about quitting their awful jobs, but can't let go of the money and the power.
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But if the dead jihadi can be easily replaced from a large and willing recruiting pool, the cycle is everlasting.
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That leaves Tiffany and Chantal, setting us up for the potential first Black-suitor-plus-Black-finalist situation in Everlasting history.
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The current moment is not an everlasting state, so sometimes it pays to draw inspiration from things considered passé or overdone.
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Coleman thinks he knows what he's dealing with, but even after all the Everlasting dirt he's heard, he has no idea.
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Having Darius turn down Ruby, as far as the Everlasting audience is concerned, is what they want – they want more drama.
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Quinn, the creator of uber-successful Everlasting, is a master of human psychology who can manipulate anyone into an emotional pretzel.
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They share a big smooch, and for the first time ever it seems like something real is finally happening on Everlasting.
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"Jacques d'Amboise has a legacy that's everlasting and we were trying find a way to ensure that over time," she said.
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In the final scene, we see Quinn begin Serena's ice queen edit as punishment for the Everlasting lead's boring confessional interview.
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Von D Beauty debuted the clutch on Instagram, which packs 15 full-sized shades of the brand's beloved Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks.
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But what is gained when we forget about the egocentrism of humanity is something far more true and everlasting: our universality.
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Unreal, the critically acclaimed series that takes viewers behind the scenes of fictional reality TV show Everlasting, has moved to Hulu .
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J. Britt) as a black "suitor" (Everlasting speak for "bachelor"), breaking a pattern that The Bachelor still hasn't after 20 seasons.
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The Notebook: Ryan Reynolds & Conan O'Brien The actor and the late-night host took on everyone's favorite tearjerker about everlasting love.
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To her everlasting credit, Plimack Mangold took the Groucho Marx approach – she refused to join any club that would have her.
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And Kat Von D's Everlasting Liquid Lipstick in Zero is proof that it's possible to pull off literally any lip color.
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Lifetime's UnREAL announced earlier this month that it would cast a Black bachelor on Everlasting, the show's spoof of The Bachelor.
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But we in Britain must not make Wodehouse's error, believing that a gift for repartee provides everlasting immunity to vicious autocrats.
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It's an encapsulation of Severus Snape's entire story arc and a profession of unconditional and everlasting love that rocked readers everywhere.
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The good news is that tooth sprains are typically minor, and an isolated incident won't lead to everlasting harm, Cram says.
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" Anne Tyler, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, described "Tuck Everlasting" as "one of the best books ever written — for any age.
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He laid the package down beside him and tried to become absorbed in his paper, but that everlasting cat haunted him.
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Mr. Warth, who wrote the screenplay with Miles Barstead, creates a flawed tale of female friendship and the artist's everlasting struggle.
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He could add one more line to his career statistics, an everlasting reminder that he took every punch and still rose.
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"Gravity as a physical factor of environment has the outstanding property of being omnipresent and everlasting," a 1950 technical report explained.
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Red Everlasting Rose If you're just in the market for a single rose, you might as well make it extra fancy.
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In the second season of "Un real ," which began airing on June 6th, the "Everlasting" candidates included Brandi, Haley, and Dominique.
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We've mixed all kinds of dance songs, from everlasting oldies to the latest hits, to ensure the whole party will be dancing.
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" Speaking after his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, Trump said the country's debt to the veterans who participated in the landings was "everlasting.
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When two completely different creatures of the wild somehow find each other and form an everlasting bond, it does our hearts good.
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"I genuinely wish for all of my siblings that they find everlasting happiness in all that they do!" she began the post.
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Even social media, that everlasting Gobstopper of cheap serotonin, became a wasteland that at times seemed solely comprised of drunken, racist grandpas.
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I wish Terry, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain the deep and everlasting peace that escaped them during their final days among us.
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Unlike other lipsticks, the Everlasting Glimmer Veil comes in a "glimmery-not-gritty" formula that combines glimmer crystals in a gel base.
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Jeremy lashes back and tells Quinn that Rachel stole Everlasting, and that Quinn should know better than to stand up for her.
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From Claude's first encounter with his pigtailed classmate Janice, we're expected to trust the everlasting strength of their bond, without much explanation.
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When Serena and Rachel meet, the latter's aura of no-bullshit, pro-woman straight talk is immediately weaponized against the Everlasting newbie.
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She asks her boyfriend, John, to approach Coleman about future television development work — under the condition that he leaves Everlasting without Rachel.
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At long last, these two can never go back — even when they will inevitably, desperately want to return to the Everlasting well.
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When the person who held all your potential for everlasting love in their hands walks away, it's incredibly hard to deal with.
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It would be to the everlasting shame of partisans if they were unable to see that higher level and to protect it.
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Its everlasting ray of light bestows cinematic brilliance upon your finger, while adapting to the many lighting scenarios of your eclectic life.
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" - U.S. President Donald Trump on Twitter "She made millions feel like natural women, and she earned our everlasting Respect with each performance.
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With everlasting life, I would be have an eternity to see every part of the world and experience so many different things.
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At that time I was immersed in caring for my four young children, and this paean to everlasting youth seemed especially stupid.
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There's only a finite number in the market, so as demand for everlasting storage increases, so does the value of the tokens.
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Tim Federle, who co-wrote the musical "Tuck Everlasting" and the movie "Ferdinand," knows the territory of being a misunderstood theater kid.
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Shop Langley Street Everlasting Comfort Memory Foam Footrest Another WFH hack that our readers added to the tops of their March carts?
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"We know these truths to be everlasting because we have seen the decency and greatness of our country," the Bush statement concluded.
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Or this could be a glorious rebirth for the American ideal, an affirmation, and restating of everlasting truths for a new generation.
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It has some moments that are a bit much — it's the Brooklyn in him, I think — but the reboot makes it everlasting.
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As was common, problems postponed the launch until after the bedtimes of all the kids, so I missed it—to my everlasting regret.
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Finally, Rachel has the full picture: Yael is a reporter who is about to tell the world that the Everlasting producers killed Mary.
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While Ruby and Darius are making their escape, so are Coleman and Yael, since Everlasting can't hang on to Yael for any longer.
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Kat Von D announced their newest product, the Everlasting Glimmer Veil, and it promises to provide 24 hours of shimmery, glitter-packed wear.
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Serena, terrified of being labeled Feminazi No. 1, starts drinking to loosen up enough to play the part of a good Everlasting suitress.
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Hallmark Hall of Fame's Christmas Everlasting starring Tatyana Ali, Dondré Whitfield, Patti LaBelle and Dennis Haysbert premieres Saturday, November 24 at 8/7c.
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"Time Adventure" focuses on the time-stopping, everlasting power of friendship — a perfect send off for the show and its tight-knit family.
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But it's going to be fascinating to watch Darius go soul searching on the Everlasting set, of all places in this godforsaken world.
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The couple, who have been married for 15 years, enjoyed a night out together at the opening of Tuck Everlasting on Broadway Tuesday.
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The gross way in which Quinn got Ruby eliminated is also the splashy, ratings-grab Everlasting twists we've come to expect from UnReal.
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What kind of God is this, they ask, that took pleasure in creating man so that he might be condemned to everlasting damnation?
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The same voters who could now afford a family car and supermarket steaks wanted more from a Workers Party that promised everlasting change.
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" And it would be to the everlasting shame of partisans if they were unable to see that higher level and to protect it."
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But I wonder now, three decades later, whether my father's words were more than a reminder of my everlasting place in the family.
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Enter the Event Horizon Telescope, named for a black hole's point of no return; whatever crosses the event horizon falls into blackness everlasting.
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He describes the gauchos, as well as the Mapuche, as "my everlasting love theme," in part because of their connection to his wife.
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As of October 2019, the brand&aposs Alchemist Palette, Brow Struck Dimension Powder, Everlasting Glimmer Veils, and Saint & Sinner Perfumes have been discontinued.
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Hostess employed "extended shelf-life technology" to make the Twinkie, already jokingly thought to be capable of surviving nuclear war, even more everlasting.
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Her everlasting presence in American music and culture remains timeless, and the iconic artist was celebrated at this year's Kennedy Center Honors ceremony.
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The show stars Shiri Appleby as the young and troubled reality TV producer alongside her machiavellian boss, Constance Zimmer, orchestrating the drama on Everlasting.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE (on stands Friday), Couric, 62, remembers eight women whom she interviewed who left an everlasting impact on her.
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"Tuck Everlasting" (2002) -- Un-aging vampire Alexis Bledel shares the screen with young Jonathan Jackson in this childhood-appropriate introduction to tragic romantic narratives.
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Now, the 34-year-old tattoo artist is nixing the Jeffree shade and adding 14 other shades to her popular Everlasting Liquid Lipstick line.
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Perhaps for Rashad, the creative process for Cilvia Demo provided some sort of release, but he also created an everlasting therapy for his fans.
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I'd like to think of them as being in the same vein of everlasting style as a Converse Chuck Taylors or a Vans Authentics.
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Martin Nicolausson Fresh Starts From blasts of high-intensity blue light to radio-wave bombardment, a look at new tech for everlasting shelf life.
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When I was a volunteer, I didn't earn money, but I gained knowledge and skills that school never offered, plus I made everlasting friendships.
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I hope season three gives him enough to do, because from where I'm sitting, he's the only Everlasting producer I'd trust with anything anymore.
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And, as Kim Kardashian's first wedding (which clocked in at the $10-million mark) showed us, expensive nuptials aren't guarantees of everlasting domestic bliss.
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Caroline: Both Quinn and Rachel's relationships to Everlasting have changed, but your guess is as good as mine regarding where they go from here.
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In Monday's press release, officials believe Edens created a plan before the murder-suicide that would have "everlasting consequences for her husband" Ben Edens.
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I know he saw Jesus at that moment when he laid down and walked arm in arm with Him into a better Everlasting Life.
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Their relationship gives emotional and narrative depth to Aragorn's heroics, while in the books their marriage symbolizes the everlasting bond between their two races.
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Rachel and Quinn are especially jazzed about the upcoming season of Everlasting because they're introducing a black suitor, the first in the show's history.
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"Let's get this sausage party started," Quinn declares before the men start punching one another, strutting around the Everlasting compound in teeny-tiny Speedos.
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This season though, between producer battles, network interference, an injured suitor and Rachel and Quinn's power struggle, "Everlasting" itself is threatening to shake loose.
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As for the Everlasting drama, Rachel is working the Southern racist angle to try to fire up some controversy between two of the contestants.
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There are few municipalities that don't succumb (though Oakland, to its everlasting credit, is one of them, which is why Davis wants to move).
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Gates has a strong moral compass, and though — like axe-swinging Ned — he was often ruthless in his time, his impact has been everlasting.
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If there&aposs anything I learned in 21 when it comes to managing my money, it&aposs the everlasting power of solid, foundational habits.
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"Un real " chronicles the making of a show-within-a-show, "Everlasting," in which twenty women compete for a handsome man's hand in marriage.
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" One of Noxon's Season 2 pitches did get in: Rachel will go behind Quinn's back to the network and try to take over "Everlasting.
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Similar to the other two organs of oppression, they were founded with the ultimate goal to guarantee everlasting political power for the Mugabe Dynasty.
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But absent a Disney entry this year, some fearless producers have chosen to offer counterprogramming with "Tuck Everlasting," opening April 26 at the Broadhurst Theater.
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New research suggests dogs were domesticated from wolves just once—that's all it might have taken for puppers and people to form an everlasting alliance.
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Cat-hating carried over with the Puritans into America, and the Salem Witch Trials cemented it as an everlasting part of witchcraft and cat lore.
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"Our precious little princess will now have a new body, no tubes, no more pain or sickness and everlasting joy with our Lord," it said.
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At the end of the season, the team or player with the most points wins, regardless of who predicts Nick's final choice for everlasting love.
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Refinery29: UnREAL's show-within-a-show, Everlasting, had its first Black suitor on season 2, just months before Rachel Lindsay was cast as the Bachelorette.
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But UnReal's portrayal of the fictional reality dating show Everlasting doesn't shy away from exposing the ugly tactics that make fairy tales sparkle on screen.
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And then there's Prop 60, sure to be an everlasting source of Election Night jokes, which would mandate the use of condoms in adult films.
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Paula later opened up about the tough loss on Instagram, and in addition to sharing a photo with her mother, spoke to Lorraine's everlasting love.
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But if it's going to do that, it has to recommit to a big idea: Everlasting is going to be the death of these women.
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This travel pillow kit from Everlasting Comfort features a "U" shaped travel pillow that's made from 100% pure memory foam for pure comfort and relaxation.
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Tyree Cooper's timeless ode to the power of the potential is an everlasting example of just how affecting house music, when done right, can be.
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A scenario exists in which Nick Viall doesn't come across as a apex-predator winnowing a bunch of rookies from the savannah of everlasting love.
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"Let's get this sausage party started," Quinn declares before the men start punching one another and strutting around the Everlasting compound in teeny-tiny Speedos.
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"Tuck Everlasting" and "American Psycho" are struggling at the Broadway box office after opening to mixed reviews and failing to win best-musical Tony nominations.
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But in his haste to torch "Everlasting" and get Rachel to go with him to better things, he's underestimated the pull Quinn has over Rachel.
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I think both UnReal and Everlasting could have made this story meaningful, but whatever the hell this B-storyline was on "Ambush" can't be it.
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However, when she conjures their everlasting devotion, which makes them feel depths of emotion that aren't "natural" for a man, she tires of their clinginess.
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Ultimately, it is up to the people of Afghanistan to take ownership of their future, to govern their society and to achieve an everlasting peace.
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The stars of "Un real " are a caustic "Everlasting" producer named Quinn and her ambivalent deputy, Rachel, whose character clearly owes a lot to Shapiro.
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Caroline: For as much as we've talked about what happens behind the scenes of Everlasting, we haven't really touched on the on-camera personalities, i.e.
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Ultimately, it is up to the people of Afghanistan to take ownership of their future, to govern their society, and to achieve an everlasting peace.
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There aren't many things in the world that make sense right now, but here's one tiny detail that does: Kat Von D Beauty revealed in an Instagram yesterday that the dark, ostensibly clown-inspired lip look shown in the new ad campaign for American Horror Story: Cult comes courtesy of the brand's Everlasting Lip Liner in Homegirl and Everlasting Liquid Lipstick in Nosferatu and Damned.
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Everlasting has long been about finding a man a wife, but on this season of UnREAL, it's a woman who will be dishing out the diamonds.
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I can't even recall any I've ever made, except for the time I "resolved" to learn Spanish, which much to my everlasting regret, did not happen.
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The money is part of its ongoing — feels-like-everlasting — Series H round which was started last June via a $53 billion capital injection from Toyota.
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Or even reality TV. As co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro — herself a former Bachelor producer — will tell you, UnREAL and Everlasting are, indeed, works of fiction.
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When he died suddenly and surprisingly, I lost the Tuck Everlasting-inspired hope that maybe some of us, the best and brightest of us, were immune.
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The Convergence, with its promises of everlasting life, is a seductive dream, just as Charles Maitland's assessment of Western entanglement in far-flung lands is seductive.
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In Latin, he prayed that Cardinal Law "be given a merciful judgment...freed from punishment, reconciled to the Father...deserve to enter fully into everlasting happiness".
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The couple that sings together … may not always stay together, but they do provide the world with everlasting duets to get us through our loneliest nights.
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Everlasting All-Stars is about to come to an end, which means the producers need to pick a winner (forget about love, romance, and American democracy).
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This season of "The Bachelorette" is aware of the post-"Everlasting" world; in retaliation, it's used its contestants — like the wall-punching Chad — to weaponize meta.
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Vampire Miriam—played with steely, sexy cool by Catherine Deneuve in Tony Scott's tale of bio-curious bloodsuckers, The Hunger (1983)—offers her partner everlasting life.
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Another display is a seemingly everlasting slide show listing some of the more than 4,000 African-Americans known to have been lynched between 1877 and 1950.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Israel's Everlasting Occupation" (Sunday Review, June 4): Nathan Thrall attributes to Israel an early determination to hold on to the territories.
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"Although he was tragically lost too young, this bedrock of the Alabama Gang left an everlasting legacy," driver Regan Smith said in his introduction of Allison.
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J. Britt as pro football player Darius Beck) is the lead (or "suitor") of Everlasting, UnREAL's female characters are fully realized and — hey, look at that!
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When my father won the English prize at his grammar school in 1946 his teachers gave him a copy of Arthur Mee's Book of Everlasting Things.
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The kids weren't the only ones making everlasting memories with Aquaman, because Jason and the trident sneaked up behind some unsuspecting newlyweds for an epic photobomb.
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While most of the books on this list are from this year, we've snuck in a few tired, true, and everlasting beach reads for your reading pleasure.
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"The pressure to develop California's coast is an everlasting tug of war," said Stefanie Sekich-Quinn, the coastal preservation manager with the Surfrider Foundation, an environmental group.
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We have come across the Holy Grail of transfer cliches, and we hold it to our lips so we may drink from the source of everlasting life.
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The freshly single pop star spent her Saturday night in New Jersey with fan Max Singer, as he and new bride Kenya Smith celebrated their everlasting love.
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I've been waiting all season for Jay (and Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) to get his due, since he's been just about the only decent Everlasting producer all season.
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Through political intelligence and determination, the Night King is ready to try implementing an everlasting night again — and I think we should commend him for his determination.
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Some extra features include the ability to post permanent or ephemeral photos and videos, with the option to make a disappearing image everlasting after you post it.
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In the everlasting war for even the slightest competitive advantage in Major League Baseball, the battlefields have come to look a lot different from the playing fields.
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There's something deliciously twisted about watching two women pull all the strings on Everlasting, a show that exploits women's deepest insecurities in the name of compelling television.
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Every month, a Kat Von D product has been come out through Sephora's website for 48 hours, and this month's is a $50 Everlasting Liquid Lipstick trio.
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"To be able to treat little kids like this and have an impact that's going to be everlasting in their life is a great thing," he says.
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We know it's forever because, in the final seconds of series finale "Sudden Death," we see the show-within-a-show's Everlasting mansion go up in flames.
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There will be a lot less to mourn, and even something to celebrate, if we come to find that it has an everlasting soul that lives on.
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Luckily, the "Everlasting" twist isn't one of those: as Quinn orchestrates the live finale with the gusto of an evil wizard, Rachel and Jay deliver true romance.
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Shiri Appleby brings Rachel's full duplicitous strength to bear as Rachel wavers over whether to expose "Everlasting," but Coleman clinches it when he triumphantly replays Quinn's confession.
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We get an inside look at the complications the artist and scientists face in selecting an everlasting subject and how to create the actual artwork in space.
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"I believe that children are far more perceptive and wise than American books give them credit for being," Natalie Babbitt, the author of "Tuck Everlasting," once said.
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It has always been assumed that former Belichick employees strike some kind of Faustian bargain with the be-hoodied Dark Lord, pledging their everlasting service to him.
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To his everlasting credit, Marv's successor, Chuck Strum, took a flyer on this unknown copy editor and let her become, well into her 40s, a cub reporter.
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Jay Hammond, the mastermind behind the fund, created the dividend system as a way to ensure Alaska's nonrenewable resources could provide an everlasting return to the state.
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And when we left the room, after her soul had flown out of the window for new adventures, we kissed her head and whispered your everlasting words.
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Finishing the video on a more serious note, the guys — who have been together for more than two decades — expressed their gratitude and "everlasting" love for one another.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, UnREAL showrunner Stacy Rukeyser previewed some of the plot's exciting new elements: the new season of Everlasting is an all-stars edition.
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"Just finished doing 25 lip swatches of new Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks that are launching soon, and my mouth feels like it's gonna fall off," she captioned the post.
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Which is perhaps why the Bay Area has rapidly become ground zero for people pursuing one of the oldest mythologies in human history—the legend of everlasting life.
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But there's always Kat Von D's Shade + Light Face Contour Palette, Metal Matte Eyeshadow Palette, and Everlasting Obsession Liquid Lipstick Set to tide us over until it arrives.
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But then Yael reminds them that they don't need CNN: She's going to be live on camera on Everlasting and can use that broadcast to fulfill the plan.
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Love covers the missteps and strengthens your faith as you recall that you are resting on God's Everlasting Arms and God's got the whole world in his hands.
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As the sun sets over Malé, the 1.5km bridge under construction between the capital and the airport island lights up with clear red lettering: "CHINA MALDIVES EVERLASTING FRIENDSHIP".
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"Before leaving she left us a parting gift of her everlasting love for us through her and her husband's miracle baby Quinn Nevaeh Flores," the donation page reads.
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Sure, we talk about French girl style as if it's, well, going out of style — but it's that very obsession that makes their contributions that influential, and everlasting.
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Unreal once again stars Shiri Appleby as Rachel and Constance Zimmer as Quinn, producers who return to Everlasting for an "All Stars" season that brings back old contestants.
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Thus, Maduro is pushing for a new, everlasting and super-powerful Constitutional Assembly to change the constitution to allow him and his cohorts to remain in power forever.
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And so the Everlasting set becomes an all-out battleground — but as Chet should know by now, the last people you want to antagonize are Quinn and Rachel.
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But at least one woman joining the ranks of show-within-the-show "Everlasting" in the upcoming Season 3 of the Lifetime drama will certainly try her best.
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Scratch beneath the surface of those grand tales of bravery and everlasting love and you'll see the gender stereotypes, moral lessons, and a very black and white worldview.
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Chet almost immediately tries to overthrow Everlasting by simultaneously producing a raunchier version of it with the same exact cast, where ball gowns are traded in for bikinis.
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But the show's general interest in behind-the-scenes machinations has essentially caused Everlasting to feel like it's occurring in an entirely different television show half the time.
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But more often than not, it ends up sounding just as impressed with itself for simply including a black suitor and mentioning race as the people making Everlasting.
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With other writers, perhaps, such things would not have been inducements; but as for me, I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote in YouTube's archive.
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J. Britt) on "Everlasting," the "Bachelor"-esque show within a show — as the producers Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby) do terrible things to each other.
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How close are we to creating a gobstopper whose flavor is actually everlasting, or gum that tastes like a three-course dinner, with flavor evolving throughout the meal?
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I have a dear friend who loves a romance novel — the wilder the cover, the kinkier the content, the more whimsical the confessions of everlasting adoration, the better.
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The reputation of Ulysses S. Grant was tarnished by the mere association with the unseemly practices that earned his Gilded Age counterparts in the business world everlasting glory.
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Pathetic, and almost moving, when you think about it: the worst sinners imaginable, each doomed to everlasting mastication, are guys undone by the successes of their famous friends.
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UnReal can handle many storylines at once, but I think you're right that it's crucial to have Everlasting at its center to keep everything even close to grounded.
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Practical, delicious, and the vehicle for any number of phallic references (or hummus): cucumbers may just be the symbol of pure, everlasting love we've all been looking for.
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And, if you love the game, it's an everlasting journey in search of self-improvement — always trying to get your geography, geometry, physics and psychology in perfect alignment.
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But Daniel is a softhearted bear of a man, affectionate and affection-seeking, someone who entered marriage expecting, if not everlasting passion, at least an enduring physical connection.
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Pop an Everlasting Gobstopper and settle in for this Broadway adaptation of Roald Dahl's beloved children's book about a boy, a genius confectioner and an orange work force.
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Also I think it's a really extraordinary thing to honor somebody who's had such an everlasting career, whose music has touched lives in such a poignant and special way.
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While all this is happening, Jay and Madison are in the process of putting together the final episode of Everlasting, so that Darius can choose his bride to be.
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The date 11/11 was chosen because, you guessed it, all of the ones, but the numbers also have a spiritual auspiciousness that signify an everlasting unobstructed-flowing energy.
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Cole also found great success with her hit song "Pink Cadillac" from her 11th album, Everlasting and "Miss You Like Crazy" from her 12th album, Good to Be Back.
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But the ACLU's lawyers countered by arguing, "Well, if he has a Muslim ban, the harm of that Muslim ban on our constitution is instantaneous and everlasting," Hetfield said.
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Use your everlasting regret to shake up other people's future choices During her 84 years, Charlotte Tidwell McCourt gave the world five children, 20 grandkids and 65 great-grandchildren.
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He remained infatuated with China, and he gave his family home at the outskirts of London a Chinese name that has been roughly translated as Studio of Everlasting Tranquillity.
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It's as convenient as any cut on "Everlasting," and feels less like the master at work than an excuse to get to the meat of the episode: Brandi's breakdown.
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Even in Russia, thousands of people protested, angered by corruption and frustrated by the everlasting rule of Vladimir Putin -- who ended 2017 by saying he'll run again in 2018.
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The Kagans, whose productions include "Tuck Everlasting" and the revival of "Pippin," bought the late-1890s house in 2009 for $24.5 million, then undertook a top-to-bottom renovation.
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Just remember that Trump is only going to be in office for a maximum of eight years, but fuck-ups of that caliber on student loans could be everlasting.
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"The Force" begins with an ominous glimpse of Denny in captivity, weighed down not only by the possibility of prosecution but also by the burden of his everlasting shame.
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Even "Everlasting," the fictionalized show at the core of the drama "Unreal," had a black male suitor in its second season, a barrier "The Bachelor" has yet to hurdle.
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And that's why Candy is doing so well, and that's why the No. 1 priority for the company is to make Candy into an everlasting game by continuously innovating.
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"Amélie" features a book by Craig Lucas ("An American in Paris"), music by Daniel Messé (of the band Hem) and lyrics by Nathan Tysen ("Tuck Everlasting") and Mr. Messé.
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Because Beyoncé was seen smiling in 2010, but she wasn't smiling as much six years later, which is very suspect when you remember that smiles are continuous and everlasting.
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Lurking beneath the sloppy mess and noise of our interconnected world lies something deeper, something secret—a maze of everlasting mysteries one can only hope to solve in this lifetime.
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Caroline: For all our relief over this episode, though, there is still an aspect of it that ties into the … confusing … way this season of UnReal has handled Everlasting itself.
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But when developers and tech journalists are getting surprised by how much of their data is on Facebook's servers, we know that Facebook's everlasting privacy problem isn't getting any better.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive clip the singer, 39, stars as Crow, the most beautiful animal in the forest who risks everything to save those around him from an everlasting winter.
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Witnessing an elderly man and his wife try to pursue their everlasting dream of visiting Paradise Falls only to have the wife get sick and die is unbelievably upsetting. 290.
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"For this look I used: Shade+Light eye contour palette • Tattoo Liner in Trooper black • Everlasting Liquid Lipstick in Santa Sangre red • all @katvondbeauty except the red glitter," she wrote.
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Robert Knight — the original singer of "Everlasting Love," one of the most enduring hits to come out of Nashville — died after suffering from a short illness, the Tennessean reported Monday.
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There is no reward as gratifying as getting the Queen to hop on a track with you, as your voices are forever immortalized together through the everlasting power of music.
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It's possible The Mindy Project destroyed its love triangle because if Mindy found true, everlasting love now, there would be no drama to keep viewers watching for seasons to come.
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And, yes, just about the easiest thing this show can do is to compare and contrast the fairy tale Everlasting sells with the insidious offscreen chaos that makes it happen.
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"Robin was a one-of-a-kind type of person, and I want him to be honored in an unconventional, everlasting and beautiful way," Julie Belvedera said in a Change.
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A super cozy neck pillow This travel pillow kit from Everlasting Comfort features a "U" shaped travel pillow that's made from 100% pure memory foam for pure comfort and relaxation.
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"I am obsessed with this stormy trio of gray lip colors for our Everlasting Flash Program this June," Kat von D said in a press release obtained by Pop Sugar.
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The short-lived musical "Tuck Everlasting" closed Sunday; it grossed $410,516 in its final week, up $85,155 over the previous week, as theatergoers seized a final chance to see it.
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According to Chinese media outlets, the couple's pictures were later placed on billboards on shopping malls across cities in Hebei, with a tagline hailing them as models for everlasting love.
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They've become easily summarized clichés in which the two leads have but an hour and change to convince us that they've overcome some mild hurdles to fall in everlasting love.
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Cain: I love Charmaine's everlasting effect on people, her solid direction in terms of knowing how to dress, and her resilience in the way she puts up with my bullshit.
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You may be inclined to point towards Tommy Wiseau's The Room, in which every single scene, every single word uttered, and every single move made, is an everlasting fuck up.
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So, skinny Chet goes to Quinn's office on the day that the new season of Everlasting is supposed to start filming and demands that she give him the show back.
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The moment when I realized I didn't care what happened on Everlasting anymore was the moment I realized I wasn't going to fight too hard on UnReal's behalf this season.
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As the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show kicks off, we assembled a panel of dog fans — from the Times staff to artists and animal trainers — to examine the everlasting obsession.
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Quinn confesses to Rachel that she made all the shooting drama go away, and that she's often done similar cleanup in order to keep Everlasting — and Rachel, for that matter — safe.
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"No matter what the report has concluded, nothing will ever diminish Jose's everlasting positive connection with Miami and the Miami Marlins," team president David Samson said in a statement, WPLG reported.
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You can get a single everlasting rose mounted in a clear glass dome for just $116 (25% off its original price) in the same color options as the 24-count bouquets.
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" The hackers conclude their video by offering HBO two possible mottos at the end of all this: "Winter is Coming — HBO is Falling," or "Winter is Coming — HBO is standing & EverLasting!
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It is a rare setback for the private equity titan, which invests roughly $70 billion in hedge funds, and launched Senfina, which means "everlasting" in Esperanto, to great fanfare in 2014.
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After a panel member asked Obama to share his perspective on failure and the impact everlasting social media posts have on young people, America's overprotective father replied with a selfie warning.
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" Finally, Yael seems the sweetest of the ladies looking for Everlasting love, so naturally Quinn and Rachel have a field day with this earnest line: "We all feel blessed – especially me.
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That investment paid off: La Reina del Sur became a cultural phenomenon, and earned its star, Kate del Castillo, the everlasting admiration of El Chapo, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Known for songs such as "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" and "I've Got Love On My Mind", her biggest hit was a virtual duet with her late father of "Unforgettable".
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Sonic Youth have been on an indefinite and likely everlasting hiatus since Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore split in 2011—and have been steadily reissuing their pre-Geffen catalogue ever since.
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VICE News Tonight went to Moscow to ask Church leaders, and experts on the role of religion in society, how the Church's resurrection has played into Putin's gambit for everlasting power.
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As it stands right now, Everlasting is still half storybook romance and half MTV Spring Break–style shitshow, and I'm not convinced that's what the UnReal writers' room is going for.
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Later that day, Mr. Sulzberger — to his everlasting credit, at least in journalists' hearts — told the managing editor, A. M. Rosenthal, to go ahead with the full series, documents and all.
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial • The show still hasn't made much of a case for Booth, but it's clear he's occupying the Fertility-Obsessed Wife slot in a man-centered drama.
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Everlasting Gobstoppers or Jawbreakers, inspired by Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," were popular in the UK for decades before they were brought over to the United States in 1976.
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If last season was all about traveling the globe to get back what you lost, then Season 4 questions how one lays down everlasting roots to ensure that can't happen again.
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In the end, this challenge was at the core of the film — my attempt to really capture my mother in a more authentic way, to give an everlasting impression of her.
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One of the nicest surprises about "Un real " is the sneaky way the contestants emerge as sympathetic—behind the scenes of "Everlasting" one sees the humanity that the producers suppress onscreen.
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"To their everlasting shame, the leaders — McConnell, Ryan — refused" to make more information public, James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, said in an interview at the 232nd Street Y in December.
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She has a real connection to Everlasting beyond just wanting to rule it, and I could go on, but really, I just can't wait to see her and Rachel take Coleman down.
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The show works best when it's examining the weakness of its hero, while also showing that her inherent strength (and the strength of her mentor) are what Everlasting (and maybe America) needs.
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Although they'd done a series of news stories about autism, "we decided we needed to do something bigger and more important – something everlasting," says Zucker, whose 21-year-old son has autism.
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He weaves in the past through Sammy's journal entries and projects into Conrad's future, all the while exploring the often desperate emotions underlying our search for everlasting life — hope, love, and grief.
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Keanu Reeves, Gary Oldham, and Wynona Ryder carry us through one of the most beautiful and everlasting stories about love, betrayal, and doom—encompassing everything you could want in a holiday film.
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Only, for all we'd like to think that it'll be Giegling and Trilogy Tapes that prove everlasting, it's important to remember that there is a cockroach-like quality to chart dance music.
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By having both of them working on Everlasting in much the same context as they did in season one, UnReal was essentially forced to repeat a lot of season one's emotional dynamics.
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"Master of Sex" alum Caitlin FitzGerald plays the character, who in many ways reflects the two dynamic females who keep the world of "Everlasting" turning -- but also challenges them unlike any other.
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That the first female presidential candidate would lose to Trump, an unrepentant sexist accused of serial sexual assault and harassment, is an embarrassment and a source of everlasting shame on this country.
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You see, Christmas is about more than the birth of Christ, more than celebrating the everlasting love of some big daddy in the sky, more than feasting before an all-important fast.
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However, as amazing as the Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks are — and anyone who has tried the almost universally flattering shade, Lolita, knows that they are — they have yet to make your lips sparkle.
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It is probably because there is no other group in the country that claims so arrogantly to speak with authority on what Americans think and want than the everlasting Washington media establishment.
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Ozimals was no different, having offered an item called an "Everlasting Timepiece" (before shutting down their store this week) that would essentially allow a mortal rabbit to ascend to virtual bunny godhood.
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With no obvious primary scoring option by his side, Horford has—not entirely, but for lengthy stretches—swapped his trademark agility, guile, and passive brilliance for brute force and an everlasting flex.
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The dude is a badass sword fighter (excuse me, bat'leth fighter), a martial artist with superhuman strength and everlasting dignity, who fights, works, lives and dies by a strict, proud honor code.
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Stoker, who was born in Ireland on this day in 1847, gave everlasting life to Dracula, the Transylvanian vampire, in the 1897 novel of the same name, and then took it away.
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Dancing on international tours with the company and as a guest on the gala circuit, she earned praise for her beauty and enthusiasm, and especially for her endless turns and everlasting balances.
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"You have to be at the right time in your life that you're ready for an everlasting relationship, that it becomes first and a priority in your life," the mother of two continued.
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So in honor of Markle becoming a new mom to a baby boy, we've rounded up the 5 most essential parts of her beauty look, from that smudged eyeliner to that everlasting glow.
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Kevin Systrom: Social media needs to be policed Once again Kevin Systrom goes onstage somewhere and is not forced to answer exactly what led to his departure at Instagram, to my everlasting torment.
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But make no mistake — Unreal's producers are not saviors of a stubborn and biased industry (as much as they might presume themselves to be), and Everlasting is not a bastion of progressive thought.
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Ruby Carter, a Black Lives Matter activist, is the most compelling contestant so far — she drops out of college after Rachel convinces her that Everlasting could give her a platform for her message.
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As the Everlasting producers circle their contestants — not to mention each other — with vengeful bloodlust and visions of explosive ratings in their eyes, we know the plot turns are going to be vicious.
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And to the everlasting frustration of the party, the state's Democratic governor, the aloof and enigmatic Andrew Cuomo, appears more than happy to live with this arrangement—all while telegraphing his presidential ambitions.
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And then there's Chet, who returns to the set of Everlasting 50 pounds lighter and 50 times more awful after spending several months in Patagonia getting back in touch with his masculine side.
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"Tuck Everlasting," adapted from the beloved children's book about a girl's encounter with an immortal family, has been stuck at the bottom of the box office barrel since beginning performances on March 21.7.
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"Guerilla" follows the first episode of "Everlasting" under Coleman's guidance, and though he happily expounds to Rachel about giving Chet enough rope to hang himself with, it's painfully clear that won't go well.
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While Arriaga is innocent until proven guilty, this symbol of accountability was a small measure of satisfaction among officers who share an everlasting bond with those who perish in the line of duty.
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MIT researchers have created a new autonomous robot boat prototype — which they have named "roboats" to my everlasting glee — that can target and combine with one another Voltron-style to create new structures.
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Next, Quinn and Rachel head to Vegas to pitch their latest Everlasting bachelor, which involves doing a bunch of blow and getting totally wasted in a huge hotel suite with said bachelor's entourage.
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The name of the carrier also will remind the nation of its everlasting debt to the veterans of World War II who, like Miller, sacrificed so that future American generations would be free.
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In both "Everlasting" and "The Bachelor," the hopefuls gather at a mansion whose brittle elegance feels claustrophobic; in each show, unrealistically fit women offer "confessions" in one-on-one interviews that feel staged.
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Its 2018 Christmas offerings did a better job of diversifying their supporting casts than the network ever had before, to say nothing of Christmas Everlasting, which boasted a cast of mostly black actors.
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Other highlights of the weekend include an almost everlasting penalty shootout, an appearance from original Sensi designer Jon Hare's new Sociable Soccer game, and some of the finest catering the tournament has ever seen.
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The existence of that cover as a studio recording has also proven the everlasting appeal of Toto's yacht rock classic, as it's given the long-suffering Weezer their first hit in nearly ten years.
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Hull are back in the Premier League courtesy of the Championship play-off final, and we are backing the fans all the way when it comes to the everlasting wrangle over the club's name.
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Wilson, a 28-year-old yacht interior specialist who resides in Miami, hasn't had luck meeting a woman the traditional way and is looking for that everlasting love with real estate agent Vilchez, 24.
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After getting her career back on track with the album Everlasting, Cole remarried in 1989, to record producer Andre Fischer, even though she said her mother's bad feeling about him ended up being correct.
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In the season premiere episode, Rachel and Quinn, our protagonists (the kick-ass producers of a Bachelor-like reality show, Everlasting) try to pitch the idea of a "feminist suitress" to a reluctant network.
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As expected, Abe did not apologize for the attack on Pearl Harbor but did offer what he called "sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls" of those who were lost on December 7, 1941.
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Gregg Alexander, the frontman and chief songwriter of The New Radicals, is behind other everlasting hits from Ronan Keating ("Life Is A Rollercoaster"), Texas ("Inner Smile"), and Sophie Ellis-Bextor ("Murder On The Dancefloor").
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"You take our movies, many of them about our most impossible dreams and, through your musical genius, you make them real and everlasting for billions and billions of people," Spielberg said in his speech.
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Season one suggested that Everlasting was an all-consuming monster, and while season two did the same, it rarely was such a beast for Quinn or Rachel, the two characters we're most bound to.
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And because there is an everlasting hope among the populace that somewhere, somehow, they can game the system and have somebody else pay for their transportation problems, Washington will always be an attractive option.
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The geriatrician's investigations into the secrets of a long, healthy life led to book called "The Okinawa Program: How the World's Longest-lived People Achieve Everlasting Health -- and How You Can Too" in 2002.
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Watch it nowIn one of the greatest road movies of all time, Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon ride to everlasting fame as two women who embark on a crime spree across the American southwest.
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Yes, apparently Rachel's manipulative skills, desperate competitiveness and romantic prickliness aren't the sharp-edged facets of a complicated person whose worst traits thrive in the "Everlasting" environment; they're just fallout from a sexual assault.
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Previous exhibitions, along with accompanying studio visits and 20-question segments with the artist, remain archived on the platform for everlasting viewing, a facet that would be impossible to replicate in a traditional galley.
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Now there's some major image rehabilitation to do, thus the Everlasting stint: maybe if America sees him on television every week wooing women, they'll come around to the fact that he's a good guy.
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While transcending past your own wants to focus on the needs of others, a person with everlasting life can lead a forever fulfilling life by helping the others in the world through this gift.
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In "Zoe," the characters, all in their 30s at least (except for the robots, I know, but bear with me), still believe that 20133-percent glitch-free everlasting love is a reasonable life goal.
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Which leaves us with Rose — a young woman so desperately devoted that she disowns her family, breaks up with Billy Zane and jumps out of a lifeboat all in the name of everlasting love.
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And since the episode ends with Coleman and Rachel making out on top of a desk, I'd say it's safe to say we're about to experience a whole new kind of partnership on Everlasting.
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It would be at one of the lunar poles, where mountain tops in near-perpetual sunlight could house solar-energy farms, and craters in everlasting shadow contain ice from billions of years of comet impacts.
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The comfort of the Galaxy Buds is seemingly everlasting, their touch controls are quick and responsive, and they offer the best combo of sound isolation and undemanding fit I've yet encountered among true wireless buds.
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As a reward, Gary has put her back in charge of Everlasting — and that means that Coleman has to live out his remaining contract as a lame duck, totally stripped of his show-runner responsibilities.
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But he's not quite done working his Everlasting takedown plan: He seeks out Jeremy at a local bar, who is conveniently having an afternoon pint, and convinces him to help him shut the show down.
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Forget the high drama Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Quinn (Constance Zimmer) confront on a daily basis as they attempt to craft another season of Everlasting, the Bachelor-esque reality show at the heart of UnREAL.
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It ranks not only as one of the first eyewitness reports of the Holocaust, but, as Alexandra Popoff says in her scrupulous but impassioned biography, as a work with "the everlasting quality of genuine art".
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Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and Rachel (Shiri Appleby), the most ruthless reality TV producers are back for another round of Everlasting, but this time, they're not manipulating the emotions of a group of 20-something women.
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" But Judge Furman, to his everlasting credit, said that when he actually dug into state precedent, he realized that "neither this court's nor the treatise's conclusion was based on a comprehensive analysis of the law.
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It's all performance art, for the cameras of Everlasting, but the "parent" show does a good job of explaining how we're all performing, all the time, wearing various masks for different audiences in our lives.
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The prime minister extended "sincere and everlasting condolences" to the U.S. service members who were killed in his country's attack on Pearl Harbor, but stopped short of apologizing for the bombings, the Associated Press reported.
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"I think the power of faith is amazing, the hope and the healing that it can bring to people," says Elizabeth, who credits her everlasting faith for the strength she had to survive Mitchell's abuse.
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Despite the Hail Mary pass of bringing a love interest back into a flailing season — and despite "Everlasting" seeming like a cautionary tale for "UnREAL" itself — Adam's return neatly weaves together this season's thinner threads.
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I genuinely thought he was a vampire who just kept feeding off the blood and energy of the people, granting himself everlasting immortality and depleting us of everything, including our memories of who we are.
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UnReal returns tonight with what we're certain is going to be a formidable sophomore season, and the new bachelor on Everlasting — the reality dating show within the show — has been making headlines for months. Why?
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A series of works examines time everlasting and the philosophical idea of "eternal return" through a bunch of carefully chosen historic elements in Chicago-based visual artist Claudia Hart's first solo exhibition with TRANSFER Gallery.
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But later in 2016, leading up to the release of his most recent solo effort The Everlasting Wave, he shed the moniker SPZRKT and instead took on a variant of his government name, Xavier Omär.
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One day, Barden, living in California, phoned Ramsey to tell him of the birth of his son, whom he had named Ramses, ostensibly for the pharaohs of ancient Egypt as a symbol of everlasting strength.
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He invented glam-rock and New Romanticism; he mimicked plastic soul and, more recently, plastic jazz; he pioneered a flexible, everlasting art-rock style that swallowed up any genre that dared to develop in its wake.
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There's only Rachel (Shiri Appleby), the morally roughed up, psychologically exhausted producer of Everlasting, a Bachelor-type television show on which women line up in crappy satin evening gowns to win the hand of a suitor.
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Though Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow permanently sacrificed her own life in exchange for the Soul Stone, which the Red Skull revealed was an "everlasting" exchange, Marvel has other ways of putting Natasha in a feature film.
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Toxic Holocaust, Inepsy, and Midnight are obvious reference points; ragged howls and howling leads dominate while the bass handles the heavy lifting, and tracks like "Within the Everlasting Hellfire" rumble in with a decidedly Teutonic stomp.
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Tapping into the #MeToo zeitgeist, "Everlasting" casts a tech tycoon (Caitlin FitzGerald) as the show's first female suitress, who arrives with brass balls and an MBA-approved method for landing the husband who has eluded her.
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"We want to express our most profound and everlasting gratitude to President Trump," Blagojevich told reporters and curious onlookers as he stood outside his home on Chicago's North Side, flanked by his wife and two daughters.
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"Tuck Everlasting" (Broadhurst, March 31) is drawn from the 1975 children's novel, about a family that has access to eternal life; Casey Nicholaw directs a cast that includes Carolee Carmello, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, and Terrence Mann.
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Six months ago I would have found it hard to believe that I would be discussing the path to everlasting bliss with the OB-GYN, but after a stint living in California, it feels almost routine.
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The sun shall no longer be your light by day, nor for brightness shall the moon give light to you by night, but the Lord will be your everlasting light and your God will be your glory.
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This season started out with Chet try to turn Everlasting into some Girls Gone Wild nightmare, by making the contestants meet Darius for the first time in their bikinis or running an obstacle course in their bikinis.
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For reasons I won't spoil here, Darius reaches a breaking point, and takes two contestants along with his longtime manager, Romeo, out for a spin in the production Bentley parked in the driveway of the Everlasting mansion.
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While it's always worth taking anything that happens on The Bachelor with a grain of salt, former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman thinks she has a solution to help people find real, everlasting love: get rid of The Bachelor.
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"Everlasting and eternal, like the stardust we are made of and become again in the cycle of life, is the love we have for our beloved sister, golden child melody," the House of Melody posted on Instagram.
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So, not exactly the stuff of everlasting love, but has its own royal meaning since the bride read the book not long after she met her future husband, according to a note handed out at the ceremony.
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Whether it be Christmas classics like Home Alone or heartfelt Hallmark films like Christmas Everlasting, PEOPLE has made a list (and checked it twice!) of all of the holiday movies set to play on the small screen.
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I'm not a religious person, but I as I understand it the entire idea of a cathedral is to create a permanent, solid representation of the very permanent presence of God and His everlasting kingdom of heaven.
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Then, in Season 19, the series blew its cred by casting its first African-American suitor on "Everlasting," the show within the show, while weaving a Black Lives Matter story line that struck some viewers as exploitative.
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He said France owed "an everlasting debt" to the Jews who were deported: France, the homeland of the Enlightenment and of the rights of man, a land of welcome and asylum, on that day committed the irreparable.
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The Wonka brand passed from company to company in a wave of late-20th-century corporate mergers and acquisitions, and along the way came a real-world Wonka Bar, Peanut Butter Oompas, Everlasting Gobstoppers and other candies.
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And to be honest, I miss the more straightforward structure of UnReal's first season, which pretty much focused on the making of Everlasting rather than the insidery network business that season two is currently caught up in.
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Todd: Like I said, I'm intrigued by what the show is doing with Ruby, who seems like its latest attempt to say that trying to do anything meaningful within the guise of Everlasting is doomed to fail.
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Even aside from Ruby being on Everlasting for very different reasons than we're used to — inconvenient new feelings for Darius aside — I'm excited to see Bowyer-Chapman do more than shake his head at Rachel and Quinn.
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To start off with: Coleman wants to use all the dirt he's gathered on Quinn — about the show, about Mary's death, about cover-ups — to burn Everlasting to the ground, taking Rachel's longtime mentor down in the process.
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A bevy of beautiful blondes going to parties, jumping off yachts, vowing everlasting friendships, and taking selfies at ballgames — these aren't problems, unless the idea of a group of women having pretty cool lives together is a problem.
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Rachel and Quinn are officially realigned, and the season finale kicks off with those two storming into Coleman's office and confiscating all of his electronic equipment and files, including (drumroll ) the dirt he has on the Everlasting producers.
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Up until then, the Israeli-born, Texas-raised cook says his "only reference point for panettone were those spongy, gross things" — the weighty, mass-produced, everlasting hulks most of us here in the States are accustomed to regifting.
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Hold onto your ball gowns, folks, because things are about to get nasty: On top of everything else, Everlasting has introduced an early one-on-one sleepover date, and Darius is presented with two choices for the evening.
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I think she comes in expecting Everlasting to be about finding love for real, and it's sort of a shock that it's actually much more about, at least for the producers, making good television and getting good ratings.
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Though Grier is an everlasting symbol of black female power, she's had to deal with constant racism in her life as well as sexual assault and harassment, which she's detailed in her memoir and a recent Deadline interview.
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If I had a wish for UnReal season three, I guess it would be for the show to somehow figure out a way to restore some of its ambivalence about its ultimate belief that Everlasting is worth doing.
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We're told YDB and his biz partners, Divine Everlasting and Logan Feldman, took about 6 months to perfect their ale, and 100 cases go on sale New Year's Eve in select New York liquor stores, bars and online.
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Natalie Babbitt, a celebrated children's author and illustrator whose ruminative novel "Tuck Everlasting," about a family's immortality, found a fervent readership and inspired two films and a Broadway musical, died on Monday at her home in Hamden, Conn.
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As Ash Wednesday approaches, I find myself thinking again and again of that ordinary miracle, that commonplace resurrection, that everlasting antidote to the temporary perfidy of a red-faced man hollering out his hour on the national stage.
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I mean, let's really remind ourselves of the James Bond starter kit we've been working with for the past 65 years—a personification of peak "white" delight that can rock the everlasting fuck out of a two-piece suit.
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They've become so accustomed to their own wins, so dependent on the everlasting own and the fight that accompanies it, that the substance of the argument itself fades further and further into the rear view — until it disappears entirely.
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" And while Rachel continued to move on from her unhealthy dynamic with Jeremy, he followed suit – in the most childish way possible – by hooking up with contestant Yael (Monica Barbaro), whom the crew of Everlasting pointedly dubbed "Hot Rachel.
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Given the cult following of the Everlasting Obsession line (has a name ever been so fitting?), it's best to adopt a keep-your-eyes-on-the-prize strategy if you want to snatch up one of these gorgeous vaults.
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Although Nick didn't find everlasting love with Andi Dorfman, Kaitlyn Bristowe or Jen Saviano on The Bachelorette or Bachelor in Paradise, he is making his fourth attempt at finding a lifelong partner when he takes the reins as Bachelor.
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There's something desperately sad about the fact that Quinn and Rachel spent all season trying to stake their claims on both Everlasting and their own lives, only to end up bound to the same trash men they started with.
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More recently, the bishop and gospel singer Carlton Pearson, whose acclaim in Pentecostal and evangelical circles brought him into acquaintance with Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, proclaimed that he no longer believed in everlasting separation from God.
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Bar perhaps Coco Chanel, I can't think of another designer whose every piece was instantaneously "a classic," and in a time of eternally rotating fads, disposability and waste, nothing felt more necessary than her steadfast dedication to the everlasting.
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She shows us the world as we have fashioned it — a reminder that even sweeping global ills like environmental abuse, sexual hierarchy and territorial ambition are fueled at the hearth by the everlasting deadly sins of lust and greed.
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"And the way to make the people on the ground believe is give them hope that this will be sustainable, that this will be everlasting and that ultimately there will be prosperity and there will be sustained development," Al-Sheikh added.
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Capone was a cunning and vicious adversary who rose to the top echelon of La Cosa Nostra in less than a decade, creating an everlasting legacy of gangsterism in popular culture that lives through Hollywood movies like Scarface and The Untouchables.
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Does what happens to Jean Grey in the Dark Phoenix comics tell us, well, anything about what Sophie Turner's screen version just went through (the whole, explosion-in-the-sky-in-the-shape-of-an-everlasting-phoenix-made-of-fire business)?
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But Coleman is about to stumble on another breaking story: After discovering Yael rifling through his laptop one morning, he learns that she's a reporter — and that she's working on a TV piece that would expose all the Everlasting secrets.
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Quinn catches wind of all of this, though it's unclear if she knows about the rape itself, and reminds Coleman that if he wants to protect Rachel, that means staying silent about the buried tape and all the Everlasting drama.
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" Ms. Cole was equally at home in the pop-soul of her No. 1 1975 hit, "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)," and in her technology-assisted duet with her father in 1991, based on his 20083 recording of "Unforgettable.
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The center of Sapelo society is the Graball Country Store, where locals buy cold drinks and tourists can pick up a Hog Hammock T-shirt or tea made from a plant the descendants call "Life Everlasting" because of its healing properties.
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In fact, it seems like Rachel and Coleman are doing a good job pitching a billionaire named John Booth on their production skills: He's a big fan of Everlasting and is looking for new up-and-comers to invest in.
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I think the narrative that reality television, especially shows like Everlasting, The Bachelor, the conceit of it is built on this quite destructive lie about the nature of love, or heterosexual love anyway, and the role of women in that love.
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"I was really happy to see she chose that because I love emeralds and also they mean everlasting love, but I don't think the duchess needs any gems to reinforce that!" notes Bianchini of her and Harry's PDA-filled tour.
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But at the tail end of the press conference came the moment many old fans were waiting for: The return of the Nokia 3310, the company's iconic handset known for its swappable faces, everlasting battery life, overall durability, and affordability.
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This time, the main suitor of Everlasting — UnReal's not-so-subtle pastiche of The Bachelor, the show that employed co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro for years — is a woman playing a field of men rather than the other way around.
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Flavor-wise, ground cherries are like the Everlasting Gobstopper of fruits: Depending on the season and the climate, the little berries can have hints of ripe tomatoes, pineapple, and butterscotch, so they play equally well in sweet or savory dishes.
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There's just so much pressure placed on this one day in February for people in relationships to rise to an arbitrary occasion and prove their everlasting love for one another with hearts, flowers, poems, jewelry, and reservations at extremely crowded restaurants.
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To his everlasting credit, LBJ understood the political risks of championing both civil rights and an end to poverty but chose to act morally anyway, betting that the loss of the white South would not end his party's hold on power.
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There are the stories of the strictly financial, like when a piece that was once a symbol of everlasting love morphs into a strictly salable commodity that helps to pay the mortgage, a child's college tuition or a charitable donation.
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To my everlasting regret, I played a hand in devising this deceptive talking point about choice when I worked in various communications roles for a leading health insurer between 1993 and 2008, ultimately serving as vice president for corporate communications.
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"That's the purpose of pop music, to be able to pinpoint those everlasting themes that are always going to be current to people but doing in a way that feels connected to the present time," Robyn told Dummy magazine in 2010.
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But she's gotta move fast: Tonight on Everlasting, Darius is cutting the girls down from three to two, and during the day he's got a series of dates with the remaining contestants to get to know them all just a little bit more.
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But Sarah is an unusual child, who has just left Georgia to move to New York and make her Broadway debut in "Tuck Everlasting," a musical about a girl whose life is upended when she meets an immortal family in the woods.
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But even when Chet lost that battle to Coleman, and even when Coleman lost his showrunning position to Quinn, the instinct to sex up the contestants for pretty much any reason has still been the way this season of Everlasting has gone.
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Now, Kat Von D Beauty has teased some major news via Snapchat — a forthcoming Everlasting Obsession Liquid Lipstick set, stocked with a full spectrum of glossy shades — we count 13 — that appear to be new additions to the line's 30 current colors.
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Sure, she's a hardened Everlasting veteran, and yeah, she's made a few women cry on command in her day, but as long as she insists she's not happy to be there, she can get through another day with some of her conscience intact.
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Yet UnREAL's fictional reality show, Everlasting, was not made to celebrate a woman's intellect: Instead, it's here to put her in a low-cut mermaid gown and have her giggle at every unfunny joke the male contestants vying for her heart make. Exhausting?
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Take the drama on Thursday's episode "In A Lonely Place" as evidence of Archie's everlasting love for his BFF: following Jughead's dad FP's (Skeet Ulrich) sketchy behavior, Archie convinced Fred (Luke Perry) to let the Truman Capote-wannabe live in their house.
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The idea of something real happening within the confines of Everlasting, and Jay attempting to protect that at all costs, was always one of the season's best ideas, but the show constantly undercut it or let it get in its own way.
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"We are blessed in Hawaii to be home of some of the most beautiful natural resources on the planet, but our natural environment is fragile and our own interaction with the earth can have everlasting impacts," Ige said at the bill signing.
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Rodriguez's legacy — or the everlasting ambiguity attached to it — could better be understood in the Tampa Bay clubhouse beside the dressing stall of their linchpin slugger, Evan Longoria, who was asked: Do you ever get tired of having to witness Yankees history?
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Match follows the same premise as The Bachelor, and, by extension, UnReal's Everlasting: Braggs spends time getting to know the women, texting them instead of handing off roses to let them know they're still in the running at the end of each episode.
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Reading her words feels like hearing a voice of reason amongst all these loud messages out there telling women we're supposed to defy gravity, time, and everything natural in order to achieve this bizarre goal of everlasting youth that isn't even remotely required of men.
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Try if you like: The twisted workplace power plays of Mad Men's Don Draper and/or Empire's Cookie Lyon There's nothing on television quite like Lifetime's scripted drama UnReal, which details the savage behind-the-scenes action at Everlasting, a Bachelor-style reality show.
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If Corinne, a woman 2214 years younger than Nick who relies on her nanny for cucumber slices, wins this thing, it won't fit into The Bachelor's promise of everlasting devotion from a doting-but-still-independent lover who is both beautiful and age-appropriate.
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They head back to the set and sneak into Yael's room: Coleman tells her that now that Jeremy is on board, after the show the three of them are going to head straight to CNN and tell the story of what happened on Everlasting.
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This time, there was more zing in Tveit's "Everlasting Love," extra snarl in Olivo's "What's Love Got to Do With It." By the time they were duetting on "Up Where We Belong," it sounded as if they were singing the lines for the first time.
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If self-proclaimed feminist Rachel felt any cognitive dissonance about portraying the women of Everlasting as desperate for a man, she likely will be relieved by Serena's bold presence: What's more feminist that a woman who knows what she wants, and goes after it unabashedly?
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No word yet on whether this will be an additional shade in the Everlasting Liquid Lipstick line or an entirely new chrome color, but we've reached out to the brand for more information and will update this post as soon as we know more.
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On "Plastic Love," uncomplicated but effective lyrics like "Yeah, baby I'm on this everlasting lucid dream / of plastic love when you're with me," accompany mischievous melodies and bolero-derived rhythms, making this one of the most discernible moments of utter transculturation on the album.
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Yet the tension within "Vichnaya Pamyat" (which roughly translates to "everlasting memory") is about whether the Soviet system — so deeply focused on not being humiliated — will even let the truth about the faulty construction of Chernobyl, which led to the explosion, out for public consumption.
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As we get to know these women beyond the carefully crafted cardboard cutouts America's going to meet when viewers tune in to watch Everlasting, the extreme measures Quinn and Rachel take to make them dance to their tune become even more horrifying — and fascinating.
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"I offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here, as well as to the spirits of all the brave men and women whose lives were taken by a war that commenced in this very place," Abe said.
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A cameraman on Everlasting — the Bachelor-like dating show run by Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and Rachel (Shiri Appleby) — he spent season one trying to move on from Rachel, only to reunite with her and hit her in a moment of rage in season 2.
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Smith gives us a possible answer in "Wade in the Water," in her poem "The Everlasting Self" (for which the title serves as the first line): Comes in from a downpour Shaking water in every direction— A collaborative condition: Gathered, shed, spread, then Forgotten, reabsorbed.
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You could easily select a few of the band's songs at random and end up with a playlist that could be considered sufficiently intimidating, but there's a select handful of tracks that will rightfully scare the everlasting shit out of even the most grizzled metalheads.
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Chantal had glimmers of hope in the first couple of episodes but has since become nothing more than "dead fiancé girl," and her scattering her fiancé's ashes on an Everlasting date should have been a much bigger deal than just as an annoyance for Darius.
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Shop Everlasting Comfort Pyrex 229-Piece Glass Food Container SetFeatured as a top steal in one of our Sunday newsletters, readers quickly carted up this 34%-off Pyrex set as a sustainable storage answer to all their newfound leftovers (for around $3.30 a pop).
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Leo (July 193-August 22): With the planetary positions aligning in your everlasting favor, it's time to be who you want to be: a basic individual who thrives at blacking out under the scorching sun during EDM brunch at Marquee's dayclub in Las Vegas.
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Books I have enjoyed include "Exit West," by Mohsin Hamid, "This Is How It Always Is," by Laurie Frankel, "Reading With Patrick," by Michelle Kuo, "An Everlasting Meal," by Tamar Adler, "Hillbilly Elegy," by J. D. Vance, and "Lincoln in the Bardo," by George Saunders.
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"Instead of a three-hour party, you can have a three-day celebration where you connect with your closest family and friends and create everlasting memories," said Jack Ezon, who plans destination celebrations and is president of the New York City travel consultancy Ovation Vacations.
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But when Rachel goes to Coleman and tells him that she wants to cancel their plan to expose the ugly underbelly of Everlasting, he basically tells her "no can do" — and that this is going to be the thing that jump-starts both of their careers again.
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Every week, we'll be taking one idea, scene, or joke and explain how it ties to the real Silicon Valley and speaks to an issue at the heart of the industry and its everlasting goal to change the world — and make boatloads of money in the process.
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" (And, spoiler, who called Jeremy "beneath me" near the end of Monday's episode in order to advance her chances on Everlasting.) "Monica and I talked about it because we thought it was funny – we thought it was like the Ross and Russ and Rachel episode of Friends.
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She adds, "Reading her words feels like hearing a voice of reason amongst all these loud messages out there telling women we're supposed to defy gravity, time, and everything natural in order to achieve this bizarre goal of everlasting youth that isn't even remotely required of men."
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Sword and Shield are also the first installments to break the link with past games; you won't be able to import the pokémon you may have been collecting for the last decade or so into these new entries, much to the die-hard Pokémon community's everlasting frustration.
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We have a feeling 2017 will be huge year for Kat Von D. Just last month, the folks behind her eponymous beauty line posted a photo to Instagram teasing new launches — including the Saint & Sinner scents, Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks and lip liners, and Shade & Light Glimmer palette.
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Kat Von D's Everlasting Liquid Lipstick is a close second, and Huda Beauty's Liquid Matte Lipstick has been flying off the shelves, too, but the Vinyl Cream Lip Stain, with its bold colors and decidedly non-matte finish, ranks at the very top of the list.
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Stars Shiri Appleby and Emmy nominee Constance Zimmer are once again leading the charge as producers Rachel and Quinn — the dynamic, destructive duo orchestrating all the action behind the scenes of the fictional dating competition show Everlasting, which serves as the backdrop for UnREAL's very real drama.
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The director Mel Stuart's sugar rush also stars Peter Ostrum as Charlie, one of five children who discover golden tickets hidden in Wonka Bars and are treated to a tour of Wonka's fantasyland factory, with its Everlasting Gobstoppers, Fizzy Lifting Drinks and assembly line of Oompa-Loompas.
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Built into "The Florida Project" rollout is the everlasting indie-world hope that it will approximate the success of "Beasts of the Southern Wild," the 2012 Oscar-nominated picture, and surprise box office hit, that also was about a Southern girl living an impoverished and magical childhood.
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The rain knocks at the metal roof, and she imagines it licking away at the limestone under her house, the way her children lick away at Everlasting Gobstoppers, which they are not allowed but which she still somehow finds in sticky rainbow pools in their sock drawers.
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Everlasting showrunner Quinn King (Constance Zimmer) and her reluctant but talented producer Rachel (Shiri Appleby) make TV magic by tearing down anyone who gets in the way of their preferred narrative, from the overwhelmed contestants to the resistant "suitors" to the network execs who think they know better.
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At the end of Monday's episode, "Infiltration," Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Jeremy (Josh Kelly) found themselves in a frighteningly intense and violent fight that resulted in Chet (Craig Bierko) firing Jeremy from Everlasting, the show's Bachelor-esque show-within-a-show, and physically kicking him off the set.
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Watching her see Darius and Ruby transcend all the cynical Everlasting twists she threw at them just by loving each other was more devastating than I would've expected even just an episode ago (in large part thanks to Constance Zimmer's ability to squeeze out tears through steely resolve).
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While the internet has plenty of advice on the matter (much of it conflicting, complicated, and downright suspect), it turns out the key to everlasting denim is as simple as grabbing a bottle of Woolite Darks with Color Renew™ and flipping your pants inside out, pre-spin.
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UnREAL During Monday night's romantic gondola ride on "Everlasting," the "UnREAL" camera tracks a path from Graham resentfully steering, to Darius and Chantal pretending to be in their own world, to the crew huddled around monitors, to a wide shot of the boat perched in a rickety dry dock.
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The first season of UnREAL, Lifetime's buzzy drama centered on the fictional Bachelor-esque reality show Everlasting, took an incisive look at the relationship between gender and power structures in the TV industry while also providing a healthy dose of heightened melodrama that the network's built its name on.
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Not unlike the masterful manipulation that Quinn and Rachel regularly exercise at the controls of Everlasting, the season's overarching plot was impressively self-contained; even when it threatened to veer off course near its conclusion, the finale wrapped every narrative loose end as tightly as a Chipotle burrito.
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Much as Philip Roth did with glove-making in "American Pastoral" and Walter Harrington did with rabbit-hunting in "The Everlasting Stream," Giffels lovingly but never worshipfully traces the craft of coffin-making, and in so doing lets the essence of himself and his father be revealed through action.
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JoJo Fletcher's painfully predictable choice on The Bachelorette finale Monday night just proves the point: The most interesting American dating show this summer is on Lifetime, where UnREAL is sophomore slumping a bit, sure, but Everlasting — the dating show within the Emmy-nominated scripted series — has been sensational.
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After a 40th anniversary edition of the Voyager Golden Record — the gold discs sent into space containing the sounds of the earth, including Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode" — won best box set package, Lawrence Azerrad, one of the album's art directors, commented on the everlasting life of Berry's music.
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Briefly: Drake rose to unimaginable heights, dominating both rap and pop, setting and breaking record streams; Beyoncé's solo albums 4, self-titled, and Lemonade confirmed her status as pop's everlasting queen; Rihanna gifted us mere mortals with ANTI; Taylor Swift crossed over from country to pop to political idol.
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But it's also become an object lesson on the unbridled tech optimism of the 2010s: Even the companies claiming to subvert the soulless capitalist systems are themselves chasing the dragon of everlasting scale and venture-backed money (or, at least, a massive payout to soften the blow of their failure).
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Certainly I would not make the argument that dating apps are pleasant all the time, or that a dating app has helped find everlasting love for every person who has ever sought it, but it's time to stop throwing anecdotal evidence at a debate that has already been ended with numbers.
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In all of the fancy ways of growth hacking and ways that you can grow, I still believe that word of mouth and having someone really like something enough to go tell a friend is the most traditional and the most everlasting in terms of- Yeah, you can't buy love, right?
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The creator of faux-Bachelor show Everlasting makes zero apologies, stands her ground against her (often terrible) male producers, and isn't afraid to get her hands a little dirty for the sake of reality TV. Perhaps her most inspiring quality, however, is her desire to empower her "mini-me" Rachel.
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What I love about Scharfe Maxx is how the flavor develops as you eat it, like an everlasting gobstopper, it takes you on a ride down the sweet-and-savory express, letting you pull off at scenic byways of smooth texture and take in the highly snarfable and ultra meltable landscape.
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It was those moments where Bourdain flaunted a categorical refusal to morph into an old, out-of-touch grump—the worst guy at the local dive—not because he was desperately chasing his youth, but because he knew that his everlasting curiosity and open-mindedness was what colored his gorgeous universe.
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With less than a month until Season 2 begins on Lifetime, catch up on this drama set amid the temporary love of "Everlasting," a "Bachelor"-esque reality show, where the producer Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby) has been lured back into the toxic fold after losing her sanity on the job.
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His argument is that religious traditions subordinate the finite (the knowledge that life will end) to the eternal (the "sure and certain hope," to borrow a phrase from the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, that we will be released from pain and suffering and mortality into the peace of everlasting life).
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In the above sneak peek, Von D shows off the Too Faced's Mini Candlelight Glow Highlighting Powder Duo and Mini Love Flush Long-Lasting 16-Hour Blush, plus Kat Von D's Mini Studded Kiss Lipstick and Mini Everlasting Liquid Lipstick — all of which will be encased in the recognizable heart-shaped bag.
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On the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, the Wall Street Journal media reporter talks about her new book, "The King of Content: Sumner Redstone's Battle for Viacom, CBS, and Everlasting Control of His Media Empire," and why she thinks 21st Century Fox would rather sell to Disney than to Comcast.
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It would be weird to start a season of UnReal with just three contestants remaining on Everlasting, and at least some of the Darius storyline pivots off all of the crazy stuff he's been through since he made his ill-fated decision to join this season of UnReal's show-within-a-show.
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VICE spoke to Andy King [Editor's note: King previously worked at VICE's Toronto studio as a producer for VICELAND], the director of the new Rob Ford–inspired movie aptly named Filth City, about the strange times of Toronto, getting a "death threat" from Doug Ford, and the everlasting legacy of the late mayor.
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Without that ever-present hint of humanity, there's no way I would've bought the ending: that moment where Wonka, seemingly half a man (remember that half a bust, half lamp, half desk, etc.?), wraps his fingers around the everlasting gobstopper that Charlie Bucket purposely left behind, turns around and transforms before our eyes.
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As we rejoin Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby), she's ascended to "Everlasting" showrunner, replacing her mentor, Quinn King (Constance Zimmer, a virtuoso of caustic one-liners), who in turn has replaced Chet Wilton (Craig Bierko), the über-producer — and her onetime lover — who built his empire using her original idea for the series.
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With that knowledge in mind, Chet manages to convince Tiffany that her dear old dad got her on Everlasting in an effort to manipulate Darius into joining his team, and that the only way she can get herself out of this situation is to ruin her chances at advancing through the next round.
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Caroline Framke: If the first two episodes of UnReal's second season were all about shaking up the status quo, with Chet and Quinn declaring a war in which they'd each present their own version of Everlasting to the network, "Guerilla" is probably our first look at what season two will actually look like.
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Reportedly, the everlasting deposit of water was found somewhere in Florida (no, not in modern day Disney World), and while historians never actually proved whether or not León had actually discovered said place, it's hard to deny that he set out to do what many people had hoped to for centuries before him: stop aging.
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Lifetime's hit new show — which returns for its second season on June 6 — is a scripted drama that delves into the behind-the-scenes action at a Bachelor-style reality dating show called Everlasting, operating with the kind of vicious glee usually reserved for predator cats ripping into the weakest member of the herd.
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Caroline: Yeah … I was hoping that introducing Coleman would put an end to to Quinn and Chet's dueling shows once and for all, but if anything, Everlasting has become even more confusing under his direction than it was when Quinn was arranging romantic dates as Chet kept stripping the contestants down to their bikinis.
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But instead of taking Rachel home, Coleman takes Rachel straight to the Everlasting set to get her to confess on camera what really happened with the police; but Rachel, in her foggy state, spills on everything that happened last season with Mary, and a bunch of other awful shit she's been involved with on the show.
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After seven years of retirement, I finally found my groove by regularly doing things that I enjoy: (I consider the first two to be more like hobbies, even though I make some money off of them.) Early retirement isn't the elixir to everlasting happiness, but it sure beats commuting to work and sitting in meetings all day long!
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Caroline: UnReal seems to have also forgotten that while devoting a lot of time to Everlasting's behind-the-scenes manipulations is what yields the kind of salacious moments Quinn and Rachel themselves would kill for, a big part of why season one worked was that it really did get us invested in the outcome of Everlasting itself.
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Read more:5 science-backed secrets to a successful marriage13 little things that happy couples swear are the key to a great relationship10 couples of more than 50 years share photos from when they were younger — and it will show you the power of everlasting loveThen-and-now photos of high school sweethearts who are still in love
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To his everlasting credit, McGregor, who trains with Charlie Ward, Carvalho's opponent last Saturday night, and was in the audience supporting him when the fight took place, took to Facebook yesterday to write a letter honoring the Portuguese fighter while at the same time defending the sport that killed him against the inevitable opportunistic condemnation of the moralizing class.
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While Rachel and Coleman convince themselves they're saving the world, and Yael ("Hot Rachel") records Jeremy spilling Everlasting's secrets — I'll just go ahead and assume she's an undercover journalist — there are several compelling stories waiting to be told about the black people both UnReal and Everlasting cast, and neither show has tried because … well, honestly, who knows.
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His moral collapse could also be seen in the context of everlasting European Islamophobia, or its cocktail whataboutism which found all parts of former Yugoslavia equally responsible for its demise, all of which went very nicely with knee-jerk dislike of Western imperialism that in the bloody 1990s befogged the lofty minds of many a European salon.
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Just like the column, not all love that is celebrated or brought to light in the series is the quintessential meet-cute, followed by a montage of park walks and nights in cooking together and an uncomplicated and beautiful wedding where everyone is happy and "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" by Natalie Cole plays at the end.
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