Despite the short notice, Strahan expertly wove in another pun.
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Pizza and pasta are almost national dishes - and expertly cooked.
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But she expertly pieces together the personal and the political.
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It's not just the expertly shot and edited sequence, either.
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She adds sharp eyebrows, expertly blended eyeshadow, and plump lips.
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It might be Trump himself, expertly played by Alec Baldwin.
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I mean, everyone is trolling United and some expertly so.
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Miller and Armstrong tell their story plainly, expertly and well.
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This expertly constructed show manages never to cross that divide.
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Court transcripts show Rowe expertly led her through her testimony.
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Her 2016 album, "Dangerous Woman," expertly balanced infatuation and empowerment.
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The levity, though, is expertly layered into something more revealing.
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It's all rapped expertly, with no grand meaning behind it.
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Sharp, expertly placed guitars licks and pulsating rhythms still course through.
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And yet, somehow, Johns has expertly infused brightness into this book.
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A humpback whale expertly drenched a boat full of whale watchers.
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Instead, she's expertly navigated it and turned it into something artful.
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Pang flicked his cigarette expertly at Pat's chest, singeing his shirt.
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Diaphanous, sheer silk chiffons are expertly origami-ed around the body.
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If there's one thing we love, it's an expertly crafted prank.
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Estelle expertly draws on the floor as Oscar intently looks on.
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Carey's twins, Moroccan and Monroe, will expertly Swagway down the aisle.
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A fellow named Samuel Clemens once expertly defined courage for us.
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Nakamura expertly blends simplicity and the demands of a 6 a.m.
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These fleeting moments are what Fabia expertly translates into her paintings.
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He expertly dodged the question, instead pointing to Apple's CarPlay initiative.
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She toys very expertly with the notion of the hysterical woman.
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The orange juice was fresh; the flat white coffee expertly prepared.
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Lewis is a persuasive speaker and the podcast is expertly produced.
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They expertly rode giant swells until bailing in spectacular back flips.
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When expertly cut, they exhibit a captivating brilliance and exceptional clarity.
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Notice how Propel expertly hides the transparent propellers underneath the drone body.
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Now they're expertly weaving through traffic in Silicon Valley, Austin, and Pittsburgh.
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Choose the songs and the app expertly mixes the tracks for you.
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Expertly apply your foundation with the help of your favorite music artist.
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The robot expertly negotiates uneven terrain and easily leaps over a log.
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Don't get me wrong, the $1,299, six-rotor drone is expertly designed.
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Some competitors, such as Iraqi Kurdistan, were well-organised and expertly trained.
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But nowhere near the tight, expertly paced storytelling of the first season.
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Ms. Haigh is an expertly nuanced storyteller long overdue for major attention.
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Additionally, the reheat button expertly warms up forgotten toast, without further browning.
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The soufflé batter is poured onto a hot griddle and expertly flipped.
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We searched for communities that have expertly preserved their history and culture.
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They expertly exhibit all the fundamentals of the game: dribbling, passing, shooting.
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The label puts it all in a gorgeous and expertly assembled package.
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Lonergan expertly illustrates the drama and gravitas of life at Lisa's age.
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Sometimes, a subtle 'like' is all it takes to expertly troll someone.
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The best revolutions are, after all, clear of purpose and expertly timed.
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Shop Macy's Wine CellarYes, Macy's delivers expertly selected wine to your door.
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JON PARELES Here is a reminder of how expertly crafted pop works.
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Throughout the album, she uses her unlikely privilege as a woman expertly.
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It's an expertly rendered juxtaposition, all the more effective for being unstated.
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Pitt expertly rounded out the discussion with one very important acting question.
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He snatches expertly at the cotton as he travels up his row.
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" Drew says: It's killing me that they call these utensils "expertly curated.
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KFC's showcased impressive stretchiness, delicious cheese, and an expertly fried outer layer.
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Her puzzle was often punny, always expertly crafted and filled with wordplay.
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In 1982 he expertly split Mr Schmidt's coalition, winning the election which followed.
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You don't have to resort to digitally cloning yourself to expertly prank someone.
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The way Aldo controlled Edgar with a full gas tank was expertly executed.
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This expertly crafted, thoroughly entertaining documentary serves as a fitting tribute to both.
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Here are the seven characteristics of people who expertly destroy trust barriers: 1.
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They train top-level boxers, expertly drilling technique, adeptly spotting weaknesses to fix.
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The lighting is expertly considered and the prop is an interesting narrative feature.
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The Eero iOS app expertly guides you through every step of the setup.
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WATCH THIS: Hulu's 'The Handmaid's Tale' Expertly Tells an Already Beloved Story 4.
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Be Expertly PreparedWomen are still held to a higher standard in the workplace.
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How did Outlander create a show that so expertly catered to women's tastes?
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Their final, desperate trek across a treacherous, post-apocalyptic landscape is expertly rendered.
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Surrounding the pumpkins are Lego tractors and scarecrows and buildings, all expertly designed.
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By the end of the episode, she's expertly tackled her first Reverie case.
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Bringing all of that together may be enough to expertly detect an accident.
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The strings are then salted, before being expertly wound into the yarn balls.
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In 2011, a video of him expertly comforting a fussy baby went viral.
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Dalio also explained how Bridgewater was able to expertly navigate the financial crisis.
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Spencer: Their hand-sliced approach means each sandwich is expertly carved to order.
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It's an expertly packaged analysis of what's really happening in the United States.
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Real life, expertly mimicked by this excellent novel, simply doesn't work that way.
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Vile uses only spray paint, expertly layering colors to create life-like textures.
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Measuring only 0.76-inch thick, the expertly designed laptop changed the industry forever.
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An expertly grilled rib-eye also doesn't require a lot of grilling expertise.
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The montage was expertly shot, paced, and matched perfectly with the haunting score.
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She ended up writing a revealing, expertly researched history of Mr. Gordon's life.
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The performance expertly negotiates the pain, uncertainty, and desire associated with lived embodiment.
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I never found this jarring — I just it found powerful and expertly executed.
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Her work expertly dove into the world of racial tensions and black identity.
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Anshaw expertly captures the cringe-worthy cadences of a particular strain of liberalism.
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"Fargo" is becoming an expertly made meta-concoction, a remix of a remix.
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Bad Education expertly traces the effects of pressure placed on administrators and faculty.
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Opposite me sat a young psychiatrist with an expertly rehearsed concerned listening face.
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Her attack on Biden's record on race was expertly choreographed and beautifully delivered.
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The proportions, weight distribution, and symmetry of the Galaxy S8 are all expertly judged.
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This sequence sums up just how expertly Horiguchi moved and set up his shots.
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It's visually very busy, but the pose is commanding and the shot expertly staged.
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Its costumes, cinematography, and art direction all explode with expertly considered color and detail.
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Lots of people would have to make decisions they have expertly dodged for years.
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And William — being the good big brother he is — expertly side-stepped engagement whispers.
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Some Trumpkins are expertly carved, presenting exaggerated caricatures of the Donald's most famous attributes.
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Kim Kardashian West is all about a perfectly posed selfie and expertly contoured face.
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And her athletic legs were on display as she expertly took on the role.
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"It'll sound like that," he said, expertly riffing off the mood in the audience.
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Well, they took the scribe's presence as an opportunity to expertly troll their mother.
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But when expertly executed, they can be even more impressive than the outlandish ones.
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Mr Kornacki expertly shows how Mr Buchanan's rise pre-figured the election of 2016.
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Many asteroids tend to spin around their long axis like an expertly thrown football.
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I'm looking forward to watching the ship sail expertly into the harbor this weekend.
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Employees expertly portioned out dough, rolled globs of it into breadsticks, buns, and loaves.
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Elaborately and expertly made though it may be, it still has very specific appeal.
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In the summer, she swam in public pools, expertly diving into the deep end.
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Next, special interest groups would have to be expertly navigated and stakeholders aggressively engaged.
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Krall's expertly tailored brown suit blends into a velvety backdrop of greens and browns.
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At Navid's house, he expertly applies makeup to Kristen's face as they plot revenge.
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Doom's combat is like the video game equivalent of an expertly cooked Wagyu burger.
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Doom's combat is like the video game equivalent of an expertly cooked Wagyu burger.
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Enter L., an expertly coifed Frenchwoman who works as a ghostwriter of celebrity memoirs.
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The Alabama Shakes frontwoman expertly rocks out on her own for the first time.
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Her expertly manicured nails are a shockingly bright pink, her toes a demure white.
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The reason BoJack Horseman is so good isn't just that it can knock the breath out of you with an expertly deployed gut punch; it's that it can do so seconds after knocking the breath out of you with an expertly deployed punchline.
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Yes, it really looks like Trump's tweet was expertly crafted to avoid those libel laws.
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Their hearing is quite sensitive, allowing them to expertly hunt small mammals in the grass.
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Wides-Muñoz expertly describes the broader reform movement, through vivid thumbnail portraits of key students.
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Kantor and Twohey expertly describe the anguish of their sources, including Hollywood royal Gwyneth Paltrow.
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And Bong expertly reveals the twist strictly from the Kims' perspective through a handheld camera.
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A little calculated, Jana thought, but so expertly performed (and rabidly consumed), it was seductive.
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Here's an expertly curated playlist of the podcasts you should be listening to right now.
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Berlin expertly balances beauty and bleakness, and finds drama, joy or revelation in humdrum experiences.
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Boone, her nemesis, congratulates her on expertly changing the media narrative around the Stokes family.
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This split between the mind and soul is precisely what Struth's work so expertly conjures.
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It's amazing that some humans can be more graceful and more expertly choreographed in water.
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One Bunny clings expertly to the pole using the sticky marshmallow of its inner thighs.
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And today you can score a point for Apple with some expertly executed anonymous spin.
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But there's a lot of caveats here, as The Verge's Sean O'Kane expertly summarized recently.
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It's taught itself to expertly do what would thoroughly embarrass an … underactive type like myself.
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But expertly pulling your hair into perfectly-textured, red carpet-ready look like Emma Stone's?
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Luckily, Roel quickly and expertly stamps out the flames; this is not his first queimada.
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Greinke expertly located his diverse repertoire all over the strike zone, and sometimes beneath it.
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She lost because of the forces of racism, misogyny, and nativism that Trump expertly aroused.
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Though the story's cast has swelled, Smiley expertly links each person's story to the past.
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Misty Gilley and Elizabeth Silva both expertly use containers to house most of their property.
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All the while, Tony Zhang, a Chinese-born sushi chef, was expertly slicing those orders.
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Putin is expertly exploiting our political and societal fissures but he did not create them.
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The Wachowskis expertly crafted a story drawn from Joseph Campbell, with mythological and biblical precedents.
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But his mark gets back to expertly poke it free with a reached-around toe.
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Rockstar, expertly and proudly uses tracks like "TEARS" and "MAX: FINALE" to egg players on.
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"Gypsy" is expertly acted and directed, with delicately placed motifs and a slow-burning plotline.
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She expertly elucidates tribal diet (pommes frites and mini crab cakes), dress (Clare V clutches!
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It tells a sweet story, and expertly weaves a fairy tale into its 60s setting.
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It is an expertly composed, perfectly executed domestic violence fantasy underscored by acute male anger.
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This goes double when the buildup to the parallel-world revelation is so expertly crafted.
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Despite the brightness at the bottom, the color was expertly graduated down to the ends.
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Come December, the Plaza expertly decorates its lobby with lavish Christmas decor and elegant lighting.
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In a novel of expertly rendered horrors, the relative shallowness also disturbs, and thereby detracts.
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Expertly curated, the rooms of the exhibition encircled Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" (1974–1979).
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Mr. Salvini expertly wields his wildly popular Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts for political attacks.
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My father began to paddle, working his oar expertly, but I had trouble with mine.
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Gone Girl, the film A Simple Favor so expertly pokes fun at, grossed $167,767,189 in 2014.
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It's expertly designed, smart and one of the easiest-to-fly drones I have ever encountered.
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She expertly modeled her second "disco ball" look, heading down the runway with a serious stare.
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In the meantime, gaze upon photos of her expertly decorated and delicious-looking smoothie bowls, ahead.
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As always, Bey's suit gown – and the expertly composed Instagram photos of it – left us shook.
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And in the case of the DNC hack, they did so in an expertly timed way.
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He follows that with an expertly crafted, near-pixel-perfect rendition of the LastPass login screen.
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The Aussie actor did so by expertly throwing this Twitter troll's words right in their face.
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Its dense, rounded bristles provide a natural buff so you can expertly apply and blend concealer.
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"Vermin", meanwhile, expertly explores the lines between hosting and being invaded, between ownership and being ousted.
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As with much of his imagery, Daniel inserts himself expertly into sidewalks, bodegas, phone booths, etc.
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And his wife, actor Blake Lively, trolled him expertly on Instagram for his major baking fail.
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After William expertly sheared a sheep while Kate looked on, it was the royal mom's turn.
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But, as body positive Instagramer Kenzie Brenna expertly argued in a recent post, it shouldn't be.
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How could tiny little hermetically sealed espresso capsules compete with expertly sourced, roasted, and ground beans?
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I sit at an expertly decorated table with gorgeous bouquets of flowers and beautiful fine china.
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Watching her expertly prepare a dish does wonders to calm us down and have us mesmerized.
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Throw in a dash of mystery and expertly executed comic relief, and it's a winning combination.
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The images these women photographers documented expertly place us in the middle of many such scenes.
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The gangster half has some enjoyable aspects, like Ray Romano expertly playing Zak's discomfort around Galasso.
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Portions are on the smaller side, and expensive (hey, you're in Times Square), but expertly executed.
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"Blank Space" expertly mocked the boy crazy perception of Swift, while helping her shed it forever.
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Because of Democratic unity, Schumer and Pelosi were able to play a weak hand expertly. 2.
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For the playdate generation, expertly guided through life transitions from preschool to college, graduation is scary.
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I've been so grateful to see what they do so expertly because I've learned so much.
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John Quincy Adams drank often (if never to excess) and drank well and did so expertly.
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DRINKS They are wittily named and expertly made, with as many ingredients as a topical ointment.
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Expertly constructed, "Mister Monkey" is so fresh and new it's almost giddy, almost impudent with originality.
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In that case, it'd be a real shame to lose an expertly curated list of bookmarks.
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"Miller and Armstrong tell their story plainly, expertly and well," Emily Bazelon writes in her review.
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Only when Juan Quintero curled home, expertly, from the edge of the box did daylight appear.
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My rapist expertly dismantled my sense of self as he isolated me from friends and family.
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Seasoned entertainers have expertly crafted images, no matter how many times they trip at the Oscars.
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Instead, it's a place where users expertly edit videos, create comedy bites, and push new memes.
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As expected, the four-star hotel expertly mixes beach-inspired decor with glam accents and amenities.
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A seating area had sumptuous, Art Deco-inspired furnishings and rich upholstery that looked expertly curated.
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There were Warren staffers, expertly handing off coats and bags and iPhones as the line progressed.
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How did he so expertly conceal what appears to have been his addiction to pain medicines?
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We've seen enough expertly-laid wigs to know that they're a gift from the beauty heavens.
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She also displays striking chemistry with her puppet co-star, expertly voiced and manipulated by Barretta.
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Many photos of the Blue Lagoon show couples and friends joyfully and expertly applying clay masks.
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I'm not saying the Dyson 360 Eye is not a good vacuum or expertly-designed product.
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At 60, she is still clad in black and leather, with expertly winged eyeliner — even offstage.
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Playing something as silly, creative and expertly crafted as "DOOM Eternal" has helped a little bit.
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He thrived on Yemen's tribal conflicts, setting enemies against each other and expertly stirring the pot.
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When shoppers spend money on a product, they assume it's been expertly tested, manufactured, and produced.
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But Verhoeven and Huppert expertly capture the way sexual assault never really leaves a person's life.
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His genius has always been there in plain sight — by no means hiding, yet somehow expertly hidden.
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It's tempting to envision the vehicles of the future the way Passengers does—luminous, spacious, expertly designed.
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These are all expertly made games designed specifically to get the most out of touch-screen devices.
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The mom of two quickly took him down a notch with her reply, expertly correcting his grammar.
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If you've wondered how Big Little Lies so expertly captured an abusive relationship, the answer is heartbreaking.
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Marines were no longer being wounded: They were dying, to the echo of expertly executed rifle shots.
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In one expertly crafted exchange, he's able to embody the larger moral question of the entire show.
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Almond expertly examines forces at work in the last decade that allowed this historical moment to occur.
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Serbian artist Nikola Čuljić, 30, draws incredible flat works of art that expertly appear to be 3D.
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He expertly schmoozed the paper's neighbours, including Boodle's gentlemen's club, a bootmaker, a chemist and a bank.
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He grabbed one of their old red carpet photos and expertly chopped her out of the image.
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Meghan Markle has expertly navigated her new duchess role since joining the royal family two months ago.
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The sports car expertly and smoothly transitions into a robot, showing off the team's expert engineering skills.
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Expertly translated by Ann Goldstein, "A Girl Returned" is as heart-warming as it is heart-rending.
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The result is a beguiling tale of two cities which expertly illuminates "the devious ways of memory".
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The story experience had been expertly crafted, with every narrative setup leading to a dramatic pay-off.
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Ahead, products expertly matched to your birthstone so you can embrace that birthday feeling all year long.
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You'll find the must-see, must-memorize cheat sheets for expertly applied makeup around the internet below.
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The show expertly satirizes the communal experience of living in a body that others treat like shit.
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And the Russians have photos -- that they are already expertly spreading around the Internet -- to prove it.
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Emerging from an hour of television this expertly discomfiting feels like bursting free of a haunted house.
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Read more: A couple's dog expertly photobombed their engagement photos and the hilarious outtakes are going viral
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He worked the state, visiting all 99 counties and targeted expertly the votes he needed to win.
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He expertly chooses colors and shapes to create the appearance of empty space where there is none.
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As readable as it is dense, Powell's book is rich and thorough, expertly crafted and completely accessible.
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But the relationship of the sisters, and the shifting power between them, is expertly drawn and embodied.
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That is not a common tactic on clay, but Federer has used it expertly throughout this tournament.
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The situation was expertly deflected by Ms. Williams herself, who knows a thing or two about spin.
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The company prides itself on its authentication process conducted by trained specialists, who expertly vet each item.
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I wasn't a fan of bakery cakes, expertly plastered with supersweet butter-free frostings in pastel colors.
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All products will be authenticated and "expertly cleaned, repaired, and refurbished," according to a Nordstrom press release.
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All the vegetables were crispy, fresh, and flavorful, and they were expertly squeezed between two plump buns.
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" Crooked Media editor-in-chief Brian Beutler even likened the president's body to "expertly fluffed mashed potatoes.
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They all conjured a fairy-tale nightmare, while Ingo Metzmacher expertly unleashed the Vienna Philharmonic's full radiance.
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Part mystery and part (riveting) history lesson, this deeply reported book reads like an expertly plotted novel.
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Along with the expertly crafted production, Taylor's vocal work weaves in and out of these tracks effortlessly.
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Others are always jealous of their coworker's expertly designed lunch salads but haven't taken the plunge themselves.
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" A man on a leather sofa is commended for "expertly unlocking that complex apparatus — a clothed woman.
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Father John Misty is like a sexy Rooster Cogburn expertly trained to assassinate instruments instead of people.
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Milk is highly focused on the human anatomy, rendering her enrapturing subjects expertly, from a technical standpoint.
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Sánchez isn't afraid to fall back on the basics of scary sound design and expertly crafted jump scares.
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Ms. Pite, as she often does, expertly mobilizes large groups, adding militaristic elements here like whispered counting aloud.
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Some stars manage to venture out in public unnoticed with the help of strategically designed, expertly inconspicuous disguises.
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Rather than putt the ball to the hole, you need to fly it over with expertly timed taps.
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Both films expertly contrast the American small-town ideal with its occasional failures to embody its best self.
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It's possible that this is just an expertly executed render from a third party, but we doubt it.
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She has short, layered blond hair falling just above her shoulders, clear blue eyes, and expertly drawn brows.
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It's a familiar story of hope and perseverance, but expertly wrought, and one that fully transports the reader.
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Alana Massey's debut essay collection lives at the intersection of personal, cultural, and academic writing — and expertly so.
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The brush's innovative angles help to expertly conceal everything from dark circles to blemishes in one smooth application.
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What initially drew me in was how the shade selection expertly straddled the line between editorial and everyday.
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Kim opens the video by showing off her platinum blonde, almost iridescent pearl hair, with expertly crafted waves.
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Jeff Jones, the former CMO of Target, did this expertly when he wrote about his company's challenges honestly.
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Technically, the white feathers are expertly done, looking more like prisms catching all the colours of the rainbow.
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A lentil base has been supplemented with tomatoes, spices, and other vegetables to create an expertly balanced stew.
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It's a heist flick with musical elements, an expertly-directed action movie that blends violence with lip-synching.
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The best part is how Dylan also expertly mirrored the expressions of each castmate appearing in the photo.
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Those from underrepresented backgrounds already know how to expertly sell themselves to attain opportunities others take for granted.
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Margot Robbie is expertly channeling her inner Sharon Tate for Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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In Certain Women, one of her best films, nothing gets "solved" in the three stories she expertly dramatizes.
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Chris Bethell is a charming man with a beard who just really, genuinely looks like he hugs expertly.
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Unlike Flappy Bird, Pokémon is already beloved by millions; this game is just an expertly crafted brand extension.
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Oliver's commentary is searing, and his jokes are expertly timed, making a show that both amuses and educates.
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The best pieces are also games of camouflage, so expertly are the postcards blended into their surrounding scenes.
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Putin has saddled the tiger of patriotic mobilization and has expertly made it trot in the right direction.
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No one could casually drop a line about pegging a guy in an office as expertly as her.
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Bella expertly pulled yet another surprised face for the camera as her dad held her in his arms.
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What's immediately evident in every video the pair does is their ability to expertly blend parody with homage.
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Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix has been known since its debut season for expertly-choreographed and visceral fight sequences.
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And it's an expertly presented vision, thanks to Mr. Hamilton's fine-tuned direction and Sebastian Paczynski's precise lighting.
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We are now being expertly assisted in the responsible prescribing of opioids with a flurry of new guidelines.
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Again and again, the Indians expertly understood other teams' motivations and pried away high-impact talent in trades.
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The expertly crafted and simpler items blew me away, but some of the more creative doughnuts fell flat.
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Adobe Spark Post makes it easy to create expertly designed social media posts that combine images and text.
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The St. Louis Blues needed a starter Saturday night, and their right wing did that expertly as well.
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That argument is undermined by Trump's track record, as expertly documented by The Washington Post's Fact Checker blog.
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Ultimately, though, it's Ms. Rashad's deeply felt, expertly shaded Shelah that gives the play its essential emotional continuity.
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It's expertly designed to challenge you on a gentle curve, keeping you engaged with ever-more intricate stages.
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Or, is it expertly curated, with only designer matching sets that you wouldn't dare to dream of mixing?
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It's also slightly raw too, as King Princess expertly details the heady lows inside the highs of crushin'.
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He expertly sliced rows of tiny crescent-shaped puff pastries that would be used to make shrimp canapés.
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He didn't take the time over months to individually lobby swing legislators the way Pelosi did so expertly.
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It's as if the entire city is one big museum, carefully curated and expertly lit to encourage awe.
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Both onstage and on the page, the story expertly dissects teenagers' tortured relationships with popularity and social media.
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Tonight, it feels as if almost every celebrity showed up with some variation of a expertly-styled bob.
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Imbued with healthy amounts of intellectual curiosity and naked ambition, McCabe expertly read the writing on the wall.
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You check the walk-in, and there sit the quart containers of finely, expertly minced, perfectly labeled shallots.
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Expertly crafted and sharp, Gingher 8-inch Knife Edge Dressmaker's Shears slice through fabric with precision and strength.
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When Tommy Hilfiger lived in the penthouse, it was expertly decorated and included Plaza-inspired decor and furniture.
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This isn't about speed or volume: The Bostonians can do fast, and they can do loud, both expertly.
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It's all overseen by a pompously avuncular Martin-as-narrator, expertly (and long-windedly) played by Jay Stephenson.
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Poetry is always about what's being said and not said, but rarely are the two so expertly intertwined.
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As he expertly navigates the wooden pathway, he spies the video camera and decides to get a closer look.
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They expertly disguised who would be rushing the passer on every play and made star quarterbacks look like amateurs.
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That Hallberg manages to expertly weave together the stories of so many disparate and deeply flawed characters is remarkable.
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Popular Vine star KingVADER uploaded a video exploring how far an expertly done water bottle flip can take you.
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Gordhan built a reputation as a steady hand who expertly guided South Africa's economy and promoted its business interests.
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You know when you go to the hairdresser and they expertly massage your scalp while they rinse your hair?
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Unlike many siblings, though, he turned the speech into an expertly crafted rap about the bride and groom's courtship.
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She found women on Facebook posing against similar backgrounds; she copied, expanded, expertly photoshopped them with camouflage and weaponry.
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She's set multiple tennis records, passionately spoken out against police violence, and expertly shut down body-shamers many times.
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But the AFP has a great rundown on the two photos and expertly dissects why they're actually different streets.
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Beyond the mechanical possibility spaces Rockstar expertly devises, its games are known for their social commentary and serious narratives.
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Even if you expertly jam-pack your schedule, you'll only be able to fit five movies into your day.
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Oyer, who has been a base technician since 2017, expertly explains everything we see as we tour the hangars.
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This expertly crafted brass and steel lock would have been used on a door behind which valuables were kept.
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U is a beautiful and expertly made game that absolutely deserved its Deluxe second shot at life on Switch.
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"In my opinion, this is what tarot is best at," Anna says, expertly sifting the cards between her hands.
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Nicki Minaj – Da Drought 3 , 2007 Let's keep celebrating Da Drought 3 with two expertly rapped takes on romance.
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With eight expertly crafted works he demonstrates both his skill as a sculptor and the originality of his thinking.
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I eat my dinner (expertly paired with a hard cider) while watching an episode of Top of The Lake.
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That is until he expertly read's Grace's palm in a quick, private chat, which he goes into slyly smiling.
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The almost-too-pretty-to-eat new product is basically an expertly-curated sundae just waiting for a spoon.
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Gilbert was able to expertly locate the bell each time, tapping the cup he thought the bell was inside.
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Jenner has been very open about her love of changing up her hair — usually thanks to expertly crafted wigs.
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The song is expertly crafted to deliver two messages that the Morena campaign has long been desperate to preach.
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It looks almost expertly left in — a detail the best screenwriter might have forgotten to include in her script.
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And during the fight in Takodana, Poe expertly pilots his X-wing to destroy multiple TIE fighters with ease.
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Coates balances action and exposition expertly throughout these first four issues, though his more ruminative moments remain most compelling.
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FROM PEN: Hulu's 'The Handmaid's Tale' Expertly Tells an Already Beloved Story But can fans expect another spinoff series?
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But when you see this threat handled expertly, it is hard not to rate fighting as a true science.
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While Lily expertly handed off the flowers and curtsies, Diana showed concern for Alfie upon seeing the child crying.
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From garden parties to Trooping the Colour and Royal Ascot, Marvin is expertly following in the royal family's footsteps.
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Unlike the conservatives Cohen expertly trolls later in the episode, Sanders manages to avoid looking like a complete dumbass.
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The server comes by and delivers all of the meals, each one expertly plated and begging to be consumed.
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"Funny you should say," says Jasper with mock-surprise as he whips the tickets expertly out of his pocket.
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While the menu may be a bit showoffish, the food itself, a patchwork of many cultures, is expertly prepared.
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While expertly crafted and acted, 1983 ultimately struck me as a good show in need of a better villain.
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But Republicans say Kelly handled the Kushner security clearance matter expertly and may have shielded himself in the process.
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She is trim and feminine, wears a soft pink nail polish and uses lipstick and powder expertly, but sparingly.
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The family of four waved to the cameras from the ski lift before expertly navigating down the ski trail.
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Unlike chicken and hot dogs, an expertly grilled rib-eye doesn't require a lot of foofy accoutrements or seasoning.
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Theoretically, Kaphar and Gonzales-Day balance out a vital conversation about America's underrepresented people — each through expertly designed means.
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But cooked fruit, no matter how expertly preserved, can never measure up to the flawlessness of its fresh counterpart.
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We've had these creeping divisions between communities, and those divisions have been expertly exploited by extremists on all sides.
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Westbrook, who had been expertly portrayed in all of his glorious intensity in Armstrong's breakout video, recognized the comedian.
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Bettelheim reckoned that a cure would come through an expertly designed systematic introduction of emotion into emotion-starved kids.
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This section seemed so expertly curated — literally everything I could ever want in a salad was before my eyes.
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A dry styling session, which could include anything from an expertly-styled bun to romantic waves, goes for $20.
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And Trump expertly tapped into the same thing with his speeches about restricting immigration and saying "Merry Christmas" again.
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It becomes an occasion for holistic learning that when done expertly naturally crosses any and all kinds of isles.
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Pompeo has succeeded by saying and doing whatever Trump wants -- as expertly documented by the New Yorker's Susan Glasser.
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Apple is not only a bellwether company in tech but also the most expertly managed one under Tim Cook.
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Once the standard for the film's bodies is established, Shaw expertly modulates the level of detail in their portrayal.
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He had dispelled the myth, expertly but inexplicably disseminated by Mourinho, that United's players were not up to scratch.
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Keefe's narrative is an architectural feat, expertly constructed out of complex and contentious material, arranged and balanced just so.
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We're not sure if this deer leaping through a window was confused, or expertly putting together his first stuntman reel.
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The answer — an expertly-executed, love letter to Marvel and its famous characters — is not what most moviegoers will expect.
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You're essentially waving a wand over your skin, and the result is pretty much the same as expertly applied foundation.
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For some, this fact adds to Stanley Kubrick's expertly-crafted atmosphere of paranoid, chilling horror and Jack Nicholson's unhinged acting.
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And who needs to be petty anyway, when you can throw shade so expertly that nobody will blink an eye?
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The skit parodied the firing of Rutger's coach Mike Rice, expertly finding the punchlines in the dark subject matter. 5.
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Clark's creeping sense of vulnerability is made worse by the presence of supporting characters, who writer John Hughes utilizes expertly.
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Playing "Work" in the background, the girl expertly moves her nose to the beat of the song that features Drake.
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Writing from a place of anger and tenderness, she expertly crafts a coven you'll want to be a part of.
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The anti-Taylor Swift, she is open about her politics: Teigen has been expertly trolling Trump on Twitter since 2011.
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The costume expertly hid Simpson's growing baby bump, and some fans thought that a Twins-themed look had hidden message.
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The hope for a future of humanity is expertly performed by Clive Owen, Julianne Moore, Michael Caine, and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
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The moment was made even sweeter by Evan Peters expertly playing each of the cult leaders, complete with facial prosthetics.
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Prince William expertly calmed down a little girl in the crowd who was crying because she wanted a hot chocolate.
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RocketBolt : RocketBolt's email & website tracking helps sales teams expertly time followups and efficiently capture lost revenue from valuable lead lists.
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The expertly crafted shooter is developer DICE's best effort in the series since the widely adored Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
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We have state-of-the-art expensive equipment to detect biomarkers in tissues and expertly trained scientists to operate it.
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Berger expertly uses tools including UV makeup, UV yarn, and fluorescein, a magical powder that will make your drink glow.
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The actress, 39, shut down a troll who tried to criticize her body on Instagram — and expertly corrected his grammar.
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The team there manages to expertly answer questions and find solutions even if you don't end up making a purchase.
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The spines, skin and valuable organs were expertly dissected and the heart, lung and liver cooked and eaten straight away.
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Throughout the album, she expertly employs sonic and lyrical clutter as an allegory for the muddle of her own emotions.
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So much pleasure comes out of the expertly-orchestrated mayhem, which often comes down to the impeccable manipulation of doors.
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They have expertly crafted a brand that truly evokes luxury, sex, and wellness even when brought up in casual conversation.
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Alexie's expertly paced text zips along with loving interjections from the boy's entire family, led by a precocious little sister.
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These pages are an exciting, artful blend of family and medical history — expertly structured, told in a jiggly, vérité style.
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And at his show "Violinspiration" at Pangea on Thursday evening, he expertly played off the various sides of his personality.
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Both the Toyota and the Honda are known for being exquisitely engineered and expertly put together with top-notch reliability.
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She expertly deflects the snobbery of two of Angelo's old-money acquaintances by describing doing time in a women's prison.
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For an uncomfortable few moments, he fires intrusive questions at Styles, who expertly dodges them like bullets before disappearing completely.
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Little wonder, then, that I ended up turning to a mix of expertly inventive genre games and offbeat narrative experiences.
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This was not the unexpectedly spirited and expertly executed five-round battle between Demetrious Johnson and Tim Elliott in Vegas.
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Staff rushed to Ris's aid, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports, but stopped when they realized she was in expertly good hands.
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But in the polished, expertly-hedged, truth-with-a-spin way that corporate communications departments are so good at, yes.
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Expertly trained by New Zealand's elite Special Air Service in Malaysia, their dogs were initially provided by the British military.
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It can't be a realistic portrait; Mr. Harrison could hardly wield those tools so expertly if his hands were shaking.
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Not only does it not illuminate any of the events, it detracts from the immediacy they've expertly built everywhere else.
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It's the end of the choke hold that her worldview, so expertly presented here, once had over the Democratic Party.
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There's simply no harshness, the mid-bass is expertly judged, and the track's quiet/loud mix is handled very well.
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That's Ms. Ruehl's part, which she walks, not runs, with and nearly steals the show in an expertly coiled performance.
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Sure enough, he expertly coiled the rope in his left hand and, with the right, gave Sherman a reassuring pat.
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Chastain expertly took the kick with her left foot, won the game and ripped her jersey off in jubilant celebration.
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Manny Pacquiao wasn't able to properly apply his swarming fighting style as Floyd Mayweather was expertly utilising his defensive game.
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Doncic expertly played it, poking his way into the lane until he could get the ball to his big man.
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People on the internet noticed that she was in the back of almost all of the celebrity photos, expertly posing.
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Blinded by a compulsion to become the first American oligarch, Mr. Trump cannot see how expertly he is being played.
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Instead, 1917 expertly blends the immersive video game concept with sheer moviemaking skill to create something new in the world.
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Behind the scenes: Most centrist Democrats have publicly avoided committing to how they'll vote — expertly dodging reporters in the halls.
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The fish, practically still swimming, expertly sliced; the rice fanned to precise temperature; each grain aligned in a delicate structure.
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We like: The nautical theme is a fun touch that is expertly executed so it feels charming and never kitschy.
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He's gotten awfully good at it — he posts and retweets frequently and expertly, attracting a lot of fans, including me.
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A BAN staffer expertly removed the back casing, cut a green circuit board in two, and slid a tracker inside.
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Yoon's stellar debut expertly and authentically tackles racism, privilege, and characters who are trying to navigate their Korean American identity.
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Kirby has amassed his 1.2 million followers by expertly Photoshopping himself into the family's photos and videos over the years.
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A DJ played pulsating music amid a sea of neon lights and colorful walls that were expertly curated for Instagram.
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Saying this shit is expertly curated is like saying your local Bed Bath & Beyond is a branch of the Smithsonian.
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Throughout "Somnyama Ngonyama," Muholi expertly uses her body as a canvas to reclaim blackness as not just statement, but performance.
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The maps are expertly designed to maximize the gameplay possibilities — which means they are as dangerous as they are gorgeous.
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While the items on display are often expertly crafted and beautiful, the museum underscores the tragic context of their making.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A batch of expertly photoshopped images of Donald Trump are making a splash online.
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Super Dark Times is a tense, expertly choreographed thriller and it has several endearing and painful sequences of botched teen romance.
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The tension lay in the riot of references contained by the exacting shapes; the result, a kind of expertly controlled chaos.
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Theroux expertly shows how a simple plain tee can work for running errands or sitting front row at fancy fashion shows.
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Director Adam Nimoy expertly uses the film to explore his own sometimes difficult relationship with an icon everyone thought they knew.
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The Americanized Mexican resto offers a finite number of corn chips expertly and ornately arranged with precise allocation of nacho toppings.
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Meanwhile, Princesses Anne, Beatrice, Eugenie and Kate all wear extravagant hats expertly made by the royal milliner herself, Rachel Trevor-Morgan.
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For years, the comedian expertly mocked Reno's rigid public presentation by giving her elaborate erotic fantasies and an insatiable sexual appetite.
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The brainchild of MIT roboticist Cynthia Breazeal, Jibo was an amazing mix of early artificial intelligence and expertly crafted robot animation.
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She first came to viral fame last May as the big-cheeked baby who expertly aped her mother's hair salon talk.
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People have expertly captured the attitude of the GOP and channeled it into how they would navigate this beloved tabletop game.
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It is that on previous records, this despair was an artistic device, expertly manipulated in the service of a higher task.
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I want to expertly string the colorful components lining the aisles into a cohesive whole, but don't know where to start.
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Indeed, Romney's speech seemed expertly crafted to position himself as the defender of conservatism to the party's existing activists and establishment.
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But the technology isn't perfect and the video is full of funny, uncomfortable moments that Smith expertly mines for comedic value.
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From 2015, banks were forced to acknowledge which loans were "non-performing", having spent years expertly sweeping problems under the carpet.
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Tess Holliday is an outspoken member of the 67% and fittingly is no stranger to expertly clapping back at body shamers.
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Soon, booking the appointment to have every curl and wave expertly ironed away became as commonplace as a monthly leg wax.
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Alexander Skarsgård expertly deploys a menacing smile, baring his teeth as if a rabid dog on the verge of an attack.
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But we now live in extraordinary times, when passions are running enormously high, in part because Trump has expertly stoked them.
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By the end of it, I wanted to both strangle and congratulate Marvel for expertly playing the comic book twist game.
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Who can forget when Pratt expertly trolled his Passengers costar by posting a series of Instagram photos without her in them?
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His strong—but soft—voice effortlessly floats on each track, expertly intertwining with the perfect guest vocals that are peppered throughout.
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But no one makes out with Arie more than Bekah, who has expertly and effortlessly wrapped Arie around her little finger.
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Finland's latest sports craze involves ballerina-like leaps, expertly executed jumps, a strong dose of athleticism — and a fake horse head.
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What Flash Factory does have over many of the other mega clubs in Manhattan, however, is its expertly designed dance floor.
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In the episode, he's showing the studio audience a post-makeover photo of someone expertly styled to look like Linda Evangelista.
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The whimsical journey, which was unique, beautiful, and expertly produced, may feel like it lacked depth conceptually, but was genuinely engaging.
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Boxy Soviet-era UAZ vans dominate the sparse traffic, with drivers expertly slipping into the grooves dug out by 4x4s past.
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What a shame, then, that director James Mangold's expertly crafted Ford v Ferrari leaves the automotive design off of the screen.
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Gergely Dudás is a Hungarian artist who expertly hides objects in his vibrant illustrations, creating viral brainteasers that stump the internet.
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The Feather AS-D2 may cause sticker shock for some buyers, but this expertly-crafted Japanese razor is worth every penny.Pros:Cons:
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The video expertly translates that experience into a mysteriously cult-ish atmosphere, in which a group of women worship a man.
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As usual, "Succession" expertly wove together its fictional narrative with references from the real world happenings at the Sun Valley conference.
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Specializing in plant-based pizza, this millennial pink haven in Chelsea has been expertly designed in partnership with design duoChild Studio.
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Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is a cult-favorite that expertly masks dark circles and other imperfections.
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In her biography of Hecht, she expertly links Hollywood and New York, American Jewish conundrums and the intricacies of Zionist politics.
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SS Brandon Crawford led the team in RBIs (84) while also expertly manning the most important defensive position on the field.
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And these abs aren't just toned from sit-ups, but the kind expertly crafted from years of performing full body rolls.
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One shows Grace roaring out the lyrics in a mask, and the other expertly swirling a hula-hoop round her waist.
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Titled Jarred and Displaced, Relander's photos encase the landscape of his homeland in glass, making them look like expertly-crafted terrariums.
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Mr. Massini understands the consciousness-altering power of repetition and hidden cadence, which is expertly captured by Paula Wing's English translation.
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Under Stacie Passon's precise direction, this gothic fable of isolation and violence expertly treads a fine line between tragedy and camp.
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In particular I can say as a white person that he manipulates white discomfort expertly to the advantage of his storytelling.
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The Iranians have 40 years of experience coercing neighbors and killing adversaries through proxies like Hezbollah — always expertly, with plausible deniability.
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What Cherubini does so expertly is to take an ancient, necessary, and basic form and approach it like a novelist would.
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Zumas is a skillful writer, expertly keeping each of her characters in balanced motion, never allowing one to dominate the rest.
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He expertly covers centuries of evolving mayhem, from brutal European colonial wars to present-day counterterrorism, cyberwar and urban gang violence.
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But Counsell expertly deployed his relievers, weathering the inconsistency of Corey Knebel, who thrived after a brief return to the minors.
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Eureka absolutely murdered as Honey Boo Boo, expertly heightening with a bump-set-spike of doodled answers and idiotic childlike glee.
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While her new look is most likely the work of an expertly dyed wig, it doesn't make it any less stunning.
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A deflated Williams showed little energy in the second set, and clearly couldn't handle Muguruza expertly moving her around the court.
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Questlove is one of the executive music producers, so the musical references are nicely varied — like an expertly curated Spotify playlist!
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Each chapter follows different characters, and Kennedy expertly manipulates point of view to reveal the nodes in her complex, interlocking plotlines.
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In an expertly choreographed air display, a helicopter will swoop in, snag the rocket, and carry it to a nearby ship.
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But closer inspection reveals expertly executed lines punctuated with varying proportions of dust, and work, in totality, that recalls classical music.
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Zola, Simenon and more-contemporary voices guide our wanderings, expertly translated by Constantine, whose introduction parses the history of Parisian geography.
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She expertly milks the many double entendres and profane limerick-like rhymes, but this cabaret regular is equally comfortable ad-libbing.
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The series quickly developed a core of expertly juggled recurring motifs, including American history, technology, nostalgia and its trademark cautionary tales.
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They'd found the "easy money," which was then expertly transferred to the sellers and to Wall Street in form of fees.
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The Americans has been expertly paralleling Nina, Martha, and Paige for several seasons now, and now one of them is dead.
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More often than not, they come from the giant trap expertly placed just a few feet from the registers: the beauty section.
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Marvel's latest movie, Captain America: Civil War, is a fight-filled epic that expertly pivots the studio into its big Phase 3.
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The new series — created by Bruce Miller, with its first three episodes expertly directed by Reed Morano — is difficult and important television.
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Haim expertly covered Twain's 1999 hit "Man, I Feel Like A Woman!" at a pop-up show last week, and Twain approved.
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Luckily, exhibitions and gatherings like this one provide unique opportunities to hear the stories first hand while looking at expertly curated shows.
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Visitors will see a glass piece made from start to finish, as molten material is expertly shaped into vessels and art objects.
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The trailer is expertly edited, so much so that it could conceivably be a trailer for season 2 of the Netflix series.
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Chan would have to throw a hundred punches in lightning-quick, expertly choreographed succession to survive whoever would gang up on him.
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"Hanna" received strong reviews for its unique, expertly choreographed take on the revenge thriller genre, and for its lead actress's magnetic performance.
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Party take: Quote the above word for word and you'll expertly dodge any mention of Casey Affleck, if only for a moment.
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It's a kind of horror that seeps in and grabs hold, gripping on tight and dragging you forward, and it's executed expertly.
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In the exhibition at the MUAC, and throughout the entire project, Magid has expertly synthesized an allure surrounding the architect-diamond artwork.
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There is also ample evidence, expertly summarised in Jerry Muller's recent book, "The Tyranny of Metrics", that metrics can be counter-productive.
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Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm expertly scrubbed all the non-conforming stuff so Facebook users could live in their perfect social media thought bubbles.
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Watching it is as much like being in an expertly realized video game as the early game sequences of Ready Player One.
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An archive provides an educational dimension, since each object is expertly catalogued with curatorial details including its date of creation and history.
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TCL serves up an expertly judged amount of bass, and it even throws a respectable bit of sub-bass into the mix.
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His key invention, movable type, allowed the casting of consistent pieces of interchangeable metal letters, from which books could be expertly printed.
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Supporting The Coral ReefOne of the signature dishes at Fish is a whole fried lionfish, which is expertly presented for maximum Instagrammability.
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In the video, titled "Getting some air, Atlas?" our new robot overlord runs in a shockingly humanoid fashion, expertly negotiating uneven terrain.
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Intimidated by the CNC tools, he introduced himself to a twentysomething guy in work boots he'd noticed expertly working the milling machine.
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They're still more expensive and underpowered compared to Windows laptops, but for students and professionals, Apple's machines expertly balance style and performance.
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The retro junk food doughnuts are expertly decorated in the most fun ways, making them sure to pop on your Instagram feed.
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Cannavale, a supremely appealing character actor who has appeared memorably in Boardwalk Empire and Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, sells this passion expertly.
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"This relaxes cats a lot, who are very strong and resilient creatures," Dr. Song says as she expertly sticks needles into Miso.
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The report said the Russians had sent expertly tailored messages carrying malware to more than 10,000 Twitter users in the Defense Department.
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Spicer's hand is a president with a scandal-generating personality disorder who insults constituents and embraces conspiracy, but he's playing it expertly.
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Ewan McGregor expertly plays both Jesus and his tempter, which offers a startling and refreshing message: Jesus is his own greatest opponent.
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TigerTomato expertly renders pancakes of your favorite cartoons, and is even able to recreate famous works of art like the Mona Lisa.
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One work that I had loved before my equestrian outing with Nauman, "Green Horses" (22018), presents dreamlike videos of him expertly riding.
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The duo then joined the students and Pensioners outsider for lawn bowling; Trump expertly tossing the heavy ball over a few rounds.
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Like other series from Murphy, all of the songs on "The Politician" soundtrack were expertly matched to key moments in the show.
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His ego and inadequacies were expertly manipulated by his regents, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, bureaucratic samurai with their own rapacious agendas.
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In our review, we praised the Tucson for its eye-pleasing looks, solid driving dynamics, strong tech package, and expertly designed cabin.
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No area of Asylum, City, or Knight has been created without ensuring essential elements of Batman are expertly woven into the mix.
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Their starters all made relief cameos last postseason, eager to contribute to a title run and expertly deployed by Manager Alex Cora.
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The alto saxophonist Cleave Guyton expertly fills the role once reserved for Carlos Ward, building a solo of praise that spirals upward.
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In the end, I'm not sure if I succeeded in avoiding any of the patriarchal trappings that Laura Heyman so expertly critiques.
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Marino expertly twisted the long shag cut into an effortless-meets-modern Victorian updo, the newly-brightened strands peeking through the ends.
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In those extra minutes, Brady passed and passed and passed again, expertly moving his team 75 yards downfield to the winning score.
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During the night, too, he'd somehow been on a cross-country run and then been expertly beaten up by a secret police.
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How would his fat, fumbling little baby fingers be able to nimbly (and expertly, might I add) tie that fancy ass tie?
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With the right brew (ideally with expertly roasted beans arriving from a micro-lot somewhere in Bolivia or Ethiopia), customers will come.
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Wealthy parents are increasingly hiring everyone from snack-time consultants to swim companions to make sure their tots are expertly cared for.
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When Ms. Poyau quickly, expertly administered the Narcan — and held onto her daughter — the police and the doctors all burst into applause.
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The game's main puzzles take place in other people's mindscapes where you expertly manipulate them by tweaking tiny details in their memories.
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While no one is above the law, in situations such as this, any seasoned prosecutor must use discretion both judiciously and expertly.
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But the main problem is that the mirrored environments themselves wear thin, even when their effects are exploited as expertly as here.
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Help them grind, stir, and prep more with our expertly curated array of kitchen essentials—the perfect gift for any home cook.
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ASHLEY MCBRYDE "A Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega" (Warner Nashville/Atlantic) A hearty, expertly written country song about hope after hopelessness. 20.
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Rachel Chavkin expertly directs the production by focusing on the core story while showing us enough spectacle to keep the audience wowed.
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There it's expertly packaged and sent on its way for the lowest possible shipping rate available from partners like UPS and FedEx.
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The clan protected its tiny settlement with a ring of deep pits, expertly hidden by a thin cover of leaves and sticks.
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The interior designer Bill Willis and the landscape architect Madison Cox helped her turn the property into an expertly manicured garden estate.
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He somehow managed to wedge himself into the five-story structure's air ducts and expertly weave his way through the labyrinthine passage.
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We watch (along with Paige) as Philip and Elizabeth expertly execute the steps required to develop Paige's photos of Pastor Tim's diary.
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Stay away from that cursed menu and turn instead to our expertly curated list below of the best documentaries to watch while stoned.
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It's a phenomenal year for moody dramas starring female ensembles letting you into the hurricane within, one expertly crafted stare at a time.
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By using the Pantone app, Aminah McKenzie isolates her color palettes to reveal the lighting and precision of her expertly styled photo shoots.
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On her way there, she expertly dispatches a number of walkers, earning the admiration of Kingdom dwellers, especially young Morgan-in-training, Benjamin.
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" To add insult to injury, Gershengorin posted a photo of the project on social media, along with the expertly tone-deaf caption "#makingchicagogreatagain.
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The subtle warning — or promise — of the decorative bull in Stephen Dobay's excellent set, which is expertly lighted by Driscoll Otto, is fulfilled.
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The episode expertly combines classic Buffy horror action and humor, and arguably comes out on top of all of the show's Halloween ventures.
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Brodie Moncur is a Scottish piano-tuner—a profession Mr Boyd expertly evokes—and the son of a loathsome fire-and-brimstone preacher.
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What is certain is that this collection of pictures, expertly curated by Artsy, will lead you to a world of wonder and intrigue.
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Next, workers examined the solid wax figure for any imperfections and expertly eliminated them before the figures were dipped into a ceramic material.
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Though no straight teller of tales, she knows how to weave poetic magic—so expertly rendered by Ms Croft—in radiantly readable prose.
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I've watched him expertly slice vegetables while talking about the dinner parties he used to throw for his friends when he was 14.
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We all knew NBA star Steph Curry can expertly sink a three-pointer, but who knew he could belt a tune as well?
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Robin's main tool is a wrench, of course, and it's a blast to use when you aren't trying to expertly time a jump.
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Expertly curated by Sarah Suzuki, it surveys Kingelez's vibrantly celebratory "extreme maquettes" as intricate visualizations of an Afrofuturist utopia just beyond the horizon.
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The Blackfish, who expertly escaped the Red Wedding thanks to a well-timed piss, will also be back seeking revenge in the Riverlands.
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Reagan was a master of political theater, and his expertly timed zingers on the debate stage are the gold standard in debate strategy.
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Even with them, it still has value: as a British Shakespeare scholar, I've never heard any American actors pronounce his language so expertly.
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If it had cost United $10,000 to get a passenger to voluntarily step off that flight, it would have been $10,000 expertly spent.
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In a video with teen makeup guru James Charles, Molly uses touch to expertly identify all of his products down to the brand.
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He's shaking up the world, immediately introducing a lesbian couple, issues of power and abuse of power, and plotting this out carefully, expertly.
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With Gladie, Koch has teamed up with Three Man Cannon's Matt Schimelfenig, and the two expertly and intimately feed off each other's styles.
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Isaac lets us in on the importance of taking it slow and enjoying a beer while cooking, while expertly formulating his savory stew.
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Victor Patrick unties a TV that's expertly balanced on the back of his motorcycle and opens a suitcase for police to look through.
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For ten songs, it expertly weaves through heavy styles, at times grinding away at a screamo pace before crashing headfirst into thick doom.
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And while that is the basic premise of fan fiction, it is the antithesis of the premise of Taylor Swift's expertly curated life.
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They remain in control, even if it is intriguing that Curry and Klay Thompson, those two expertly crafted grenades, have yet to explode.
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JoJo carefully broached the subject with Jordan, who in turn dodged the questions, expertly avoiding going into any more detail about it all.
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Its strategy primarily consisted of finding inspiring or meaningful content, adding a catchy headline and distributing it expertly via social networks — mostly Facebook.
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All of that hard work — months of wearing loose-fitting activewear and expertly avoiding the paparazzi — would have been flushed down the tubes!
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Top Knot With Expertly-Laid EdgesYaya DaCosta's yellow, off-the-shoulder dress shows off her stylish bun, slicked-down edges, and gorgeous highlight.
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The expertly made, richly detailed miniature models Ms. Cao created for "La Town" are displayed in a separate room, spotlighted in transparent vitrines.
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LongHorn really impressed me with its aptly named Perfect Margarita, expertly fried shrimp appetizer, well-balanced baked potato, and surprisingly delicious house salad.
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But I won't say whether this angry cop finally grins, nor will I supply any other spoilers about this expertly plotted Nordic noir.
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We tune into the game anyways, in part because Apple has so expertly organized it, and because we all want to play along.
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Each moment on that record is tight, chiselled, astonishing, as if someone has expertly hacked away at marble to reveal a statue beneath.
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Hendricks, however, seemed to find his groove midway through the second, as he began to catch a slowing Lombard with expertly-timed knees.
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Much of the 11th-hour complaining has spilled over into the games themselves, as has been expertly documented in this Dorkly blog post.
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If Umbria is truly famous for anything, it is for salumi, salt-cured pork products that expertly use every bit of the animal.
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Yet Francona has made it all work, earning widespread acclaim for his aggressive, opportunistic managing in October, expertly deploying relievers and pinch-hitters.
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That would have made the bleeding unmanageable alone (though had he had help, he could have contained it with an expertly placed tourniquet).
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And her naturally bubbly personality and comic flair should make her concerts more than just a string of American songbook standards expertly sung.
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I mastered the art of deflection, expertly turning every response into a joke and steering every conversation into being about the other person.
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The APA code of ethics encourages psychiatrists to engage with the public — but not on the one topic psychiatrists are expertly informed on.
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Collectively they created a documentary record like no other: dozens of expertly staged and photographed concerts by heroic figures, captured at close range.
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On Wednesday night, he feinted toward the lane and dished expertly to Khris Middleton or Pat Connaughton or Eric Bledsoe or, well, anyone.
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It's lined with expertly exploited mirrors and several dozen floor-bound and ceiling-dangling spheres that create (surprise!) a silvery "infinity" of orbs.
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Any club where Mr. MacLean is spinning can be counted on to supply expertly selected grooves from the cutting edge of house music.
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Expertly tracking the Starlink satellites — and all satellites, for that matter — is key to ensuring these vehicles don't accidentally run into one another.
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Sherman expertly read Cousins&apos movements and gobbled up the football just in front of the logo before running it back 20 yards.
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Spiotta expertly draws out the tensions between high and low culture, art and entertainment, and artist and subject in this examination of friendship.
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That kind of fraud is bad no matter what, but Bad Education expertly traces the effects of pressure placed on administrators and faculty.
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Kylie Jenner gave fans a glimpse inside her expertly organized closet in a short video she shared on her Instagram Story on Friday.
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One day he befriended a 50-something bodysurfer named Dave, who shouted encouragement and expertly propelled himself toward shore with élan and grace.
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Keefe's narrative account of the Troubles is an architectural feat, expertly constructed out of complex and contentious material, arranged and balanced just so.
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The production itself is somewhat minimal regarding props, lighting, and set design, but it uses these elements expertly to achieve a beggar's bliss.
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Rating this model as its top pick, the team at Design My Costume found that it cuts fabric cleanly and sews pieces expertly.
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The cast contributes expertly tragicomic performances in a production that acts as a lucid, intimate "adieu" to a formative era for Mr. Honoré.
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These dishes might be paired with an expertly mixed Rob Roy or Tom Collins and, for dessert, there's spumoni and ice cream sundaes.
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You'll come for flights of whimsy, expertly deployed toilet humor, great celebrity voices, and some of the best holiday episodes in TV history.
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But Holland manages to expertly portray a Spider-Man whose biggest weakness is himself, and creates a refreshing new hero in the process.
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Green expertly communicates the confusion and pain of Aza's invasive thoughts, the way they spin out of control and their inescapable hold on her.
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She expertly layered a black tank top over a white T-shirt, showing how her style has progressed over the course of the series.
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It was phenomenally acted, expertly paced, as well as shot and edited with attention and care that would make most filmmakers wild with jealousy.
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That's why we're cultivating such an expertly chill vibe today, with stories of happy mothers, Siberian snowballs, and catalysts for more Canadian-American romance.
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Gailey expertly teases details of the case, keeping you speeding through the pages, but never sacrifices the depth of their characters or their relationships.
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Expertly transforming into a boy with a mental illness, DiCaprio showcased his acting abilities while bringing a moving and touching performance to the screen.
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We also take a look at the beautiful work of photographer Turkina Faso, who expertly captures the emotional sentiments of sisterhood in her pictures.
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These fresh and modern chops will work for any hair type and texture, and the AstroTwins have expertly matched them to the proper signs.
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Described by Mashable's Proma Khosla as "expertly fucked-up," Thoroughbreds is a divisive, dark indie practically begging you to love it or hate it.
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In my testing, it had no problem picking up my questions even in the noisy demo room, and it expertly handled follow-up questions.
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The team of specialists focuses specifically on fit so that they can expertly streamline sizing and consistency in the pieces that you are sent.
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They would make fantastic guests at your outdoor barbecues, able to entertain people with stories of days in the Outback while expertly grilling ribs.
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Now that you know how to expertly shoot nighttime photos, take your iPhone camera expertise one step further, and perfect your Boomerang-taking skills.
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Their chemistry is tangible both onstage and on the song, where the two gleefully trade bars over an expertly-produced beat from J. Cole.
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His new film, Undisturbed Places, expertly frames crystal clear stars with Africa's exotic landscapes and plant life in four minutes of truly wowing footage.
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Musk tweeted about the delay, expertly spinning it as an improved event that just needs a bit more attention and time to pull off.
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I greet the confrontation like an old friend as it resolves into the bliss of being able to enjoy extreme metal mixed so expertly.
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Below, Vidic and Grilc's expertly crafted, brand-spankin' new photo series: To learn more about the project, visit Frozen Motion on Red Bull Photography.
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Not only is this expertly-made crime thriller a formal gut-punch, it'll tear you up inside like heart surgery with a rusty scalpel.
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The tot, who's already a YouTube guru in the making, expertly handed her dad a spray bottle and a hair tie along the way.
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Haeckel, who so expertly portrayed the intricate beauty of nature in his volumes of illustrations, could not fully recognize it in his own species.
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Overall, these appear to be expertly designed, powerful portables with big, brilliant, color-rich screens that will appeal to professionals, students and creative types.
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Death was made private, a task to be dealt with by trained professionals, a distasteful labor to be performed expertly, the sooner the better.
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CNBC's expertly coded widget provided detailed analysis of that password, telling you whether it was strong, and if not, what was wrong with it.
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Everything about this engine has been expertly engineered, from the titanium alloys to the ceramic coating used on certain parts to absorb radar signals.
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Mr Johnson either wriggles through loopholes (for example, by refusing to sign said letter) or else shifts the blame expertly to anyone but himself.
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However, with the contract nearing the end of its base year, Accenture has yet to demonstrate the efficient, innovative, and expertly run hiring process.
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After being taken down early, the American expertly slipped into position for an armbar, which he used to force his Canadian foe to tap.
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From Britney Spears and Celine Dion to Jennifer Lawrence, Grande expertly zeroes in on the intonations of some of the world's most recognizable pipes.
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Even when the moves are executed expertly, as Mr. Damm's are, a person riding a rola bola looks like a panda trying to snowboard.
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She expertly distorts and disfigures to conjure monstrosities, while economizing the pictorial space: Her compositions are perfectly balanced, mesmerizing even as the content repulses.
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Mr. Iger had expertly acquired Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm and used them to make Disney into a movie, theme park and consumer products juggernaut.
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Their recent albums — "Beerbongs & Bentleys" is Post Malone's second, and the triple album "Sr3mm" is Rae Sremmurd's third — are expertly designed for maximum absorption.
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One kind of fern, the brake fern, has been found to absorb arsenic so expertly that it can be used to clean contaminated soil.
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Both are, in any case, mitigated by the director Ari Edelson's production, which is expertly paced, beautifully lit (by Tyler Micoleau) and perfectly cast.
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And there's a sense in which Ford v Ferrari expertly explores middle age, the way The Irishman is a searing insight into old age.
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Trump's tribute to Carryn Owens, the widow of a Navy SEAL killed last month in a raid in Yemen, was handled expertly by Trump.
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Without undoing the top button on his expertly tailored three-piece suit, he tosses several hats into the crowd before reaching for the microphone.
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The story is expertly crafted and will surely pull on the heartstrings of anyone who has ever lost a parent or loved one. pic.twitter.
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Given Harris' prominent role in previous SNL sketches, and how expertly she handled a protester in the audience interrupting her, her absence stood out.
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For 34 years Saleh ruled over one of the world's most heavily armed and tribal societies with expertly balanced doses of largesse and force.
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But where Good Time barely stops to let you catch your breath for its entire runtime, Gems is a more precise, expertly paced thriller.
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Her mother draped a thin scarf over her daughter's head, expertly folding, tucking and pinning until it covered her hair without a strand showing.
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But the magic of "instant life" is as expertly achieved by Eubranchipus vernalis, our most commonly encountered wild fairy shrimp, without any special breeding.
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While expertly crafted, the Plattan 2s aren't the most comfortable pair of headphones around and come with some audio issues, particularly in dense arrangements.
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So far, we've seen all-star casts, 10-minute-long short films, and powerful doses of creative criticism, all expertly directed and beautifully shot.
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It would require an incredibly hefty, not to mention expertly coordinated, effort in order to switch over to a completely new, passport-free system.
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So, the fact that Jackson expertly dabbed Williams décolletage, arms, or legs with (what's likely to include) several makeup sponges is nothing short of magic.
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The sumptuous interiors of the Taj, expertly recreated (the exteriors are real, with some added CGI) offer stark contrast to the deadly devastation unfurling within.
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Nasukawa stalked his opponent from the off and Ghigliotti was on the retreat, but the Japanese phenom expertly cut the Italian off in the ring.
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The classic move is to call it a "very good question" and pivot to a somewhat related subject on which they can speak more expertly.
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It's the show that, season after season, never disappoints with its one-liners and expertly-crafted, probably (let's be honest, definitely) pre-planned plot lines.
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Ever since our human ancestors became interested in eating meat some 1.8 million years ago, the biggest animals have been expertly hunted, driving populations down.
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But while Girls expertly conveyed the whirling existentialism of 'adulting,' its four central characters' immaturity was framed cynically rather than mined as pure comedic gold.
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These pictures, expertly compiled by BuzzFeed News' own Laura Geiser, capture the excitement and humility of these incredible women on the evening of their victories.
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Legend has long been expertly trolled by his wife Chrissy Teigen with memes comparing him to the main cartoon character from the TV show Arthur.
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Their fun, expertly-tailored workouts will have you seeing the results you're looking for in a fraction of the time a haphazard gym regimen would.
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But the fact that Jimmy has a female counterpart who's also the worst (Gretchen, played expertly by Aya Cash) felt new when the show debuted.
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In "Evolution," some big moments with the Whisperers are expertly underplayed, but for me, the most telling example in the entire episode is Henry's storyline.
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Two types of snake oil, expertly blended to suit their flavor profiles—and true to the spirit of both industries, accessible only to the wealthy.
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The Dancing with the Stars season 21 Mirrorball Trophy winner took to Instagram on Thursday to share a video of herself expertly feeding a crocodile.
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The game's battles are expertly balanced with time to spend with friends, self-improvement, and downtime for everyday activities represented through mini-games or choices.
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That being said, stronger legislation that would prevent social networks from expertly preying on the psyche of their users for the sake of money, baby!
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In each of those stops—Phoenix, LA Clippers, Milwaukee, and now Washington—Dudley has played his role fairly well at worst, and expertly at best.
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After months of expertly dodging questions about her daughter's pregnancy, Kris Jenner is happy to announce that she's "beyond excited" to be a grandma again.
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Anyone who grew up with an older sibling knows that no one will ever be able to troll you as efficiently and expertly as them.
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The finale expertly subverts our expectations of seeing Jack die, since last week's ominous ending certainly implied that he was headed for a tragic demise.
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Drop Dead Gorgeous expertly toes the lines between reality and fiction with its mockumentary format, as well as the tenuous rhythm of a dark comedy.
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It's the sort of framework that makes sense for expertly constructed diving bells like Breaking Bad ... but not something as intentionally digressive as Mad Men.
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Wouldn't it be great to show up to work everyday like Olivia Pope from "Scandal," donning expertly tailored pantsuits and straight-off-the-runway dresses?
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Morphing from cyborg to isometric patterns to a reflected surface that looked like liquid metal, all expertly mapped to the contours of the model's face.
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Some called it a disgrace, while others suggested that a "real" list expertly curated at the State department was then scrapped as the deadline approached.
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The salesgirl doesn't bat an eyelash, and I walk out 30 minutes later with almost $400 worth of diaphanous underthings that expertly cage my curves.
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Subscribe to a Premium pass to Business Insider Intelligence and gain immediate access to the Banking Briefing, plus more than 250 other expertly researched reports.
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He expertly ratchets up tension, not with cheap tricks or gimmicks, but by slowly letting each scene play out until you practically want to scream.
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He mentioned how, when a team sits back, Liverpool expertly opens the play through its fullbacks, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson, to create space.
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With the new mobile version, released this week, developer Maxis has expertly streamlined the experience into something that feels perfectly at home on your smartphone.
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As expertly noted by the Washington Post's Philip Bump, Trump used some variation of he doesn't know or he can't recall regularly in these depositions.
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The restaurant serves expertly prepared food in a relaxed atmosphere, with what are arguably the best seats on a perch that borders the open kitchen.
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Expertly-plucked scenes from Good Will Hunting, Awakenings, Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, and more punctuate the different seasons of his time on Earth.
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The show follows the two as they examine their relationship to each other and take down Red's expertly crafted list of the FBI's Most Wanted.
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When we arrived at Block9, our bus expertly passed in front of barricades holding back a group of press photographers and cameras from the BBC.
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We'd try other venues (Schubas and The Hideout are both cozy, expertly-booked rooms), some grittier, some in more upwardly-mobile neighborhoods, some best forgotten.
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If 140 characters never seems to be enough to voice your witty, expertly-crafted tweets, prepare yourself for the best news you'll hear all day.
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Levins: It was so weird when websites started writing about me like "Troll DJ expertly trolls entire crowd during his troll set the fucken troll".
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I was consulting with a Nebraska-born neurologist, the son of a grain elevator operator, while a Mayo-trained Kenyan émigré expertly drew my blood.
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Expertly crafted items, from a geode carved out of rock candy to drop earrings studded with tagua seeds, that possess something of a life force.
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The Middle East's arch-survivor once compared running Yemen to "dancing on the heads of snakes", ruling with expertly balanced doses of largesse and force.
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That's not all, Florian also expertly broke down not only the McGregor/Diaz fight ... but the crucial women's bout between Holly Holm and Miesha Tate.
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Justify expertly handled the slop to become the first horse since 1882 to win the Kentucky Derby without having competed as a 2-year-old.
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Expertly marketed by Universal Pictures, which leaned on lower-cost digital promotions, "Split" sold an estimated $40.2 million in tickets, far surpassing prerelease analyst expectations.
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Even at its nastiest the contest was conducted with advanced subtlety, both men expertly feinting to induce a counter that could be countered in turn.
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That strength is expertly illustrated on "Perfect," a song that Gomez described as so deeply personal that she almost left it off the album entirely.
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Seeing the traumatic scene of childbirth depicted on an expertly-baked cake we'd usually be salivating over is just a strange situation to be in.
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Floral arches, customized signage, and expertly draped linens are all ways to make a ceremony location pop — but all that decoration comes with a cost.
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I watched as he expertly sliced a chunk of week-old Spanish bluefin tuna into three sashimi cuts and plated them in order of fattiness.
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Every choice the protagonist makes in "Fierce Kingdom," the expertly made new thriller by Gin Phillips, is another precarious step up a gnarled decision tree.
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Back in the museum, Josiah McElheny, working with the curators John Corbett and Jim Dempsey, shows his MacArthur-award mettle with an expertly researched display.
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In this way, it feels less expertly crafted than Get Out, though also more ripe for rewatching, considering from new angles; your mileage may vary.
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Every hair is in place, her outfits are expertly coordinated, and she doesn't say the downright tone-deaf, racist, sexist, and transphobic things her father does.
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Actress Christina Ricci portrays the vivacious socialite and novelist, and, in a new trailer for the series, expertly channels Zelda's slinky flapper style and scrappy attitude.
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" FROM PEN: Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale Expertly Tells an Already Beloved Story "Because [it's like], 'Oh my God, how am I going to deal with this?
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January Jones' only child, who turns 7 next month, is expertly striking the trendy dance pose in a photo his mom shared to Instagram on Wednesday.
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This means to our human palette, we're going to taste the Ahch-To seas in the bountiful flavors of most expertly prepared porgplates no matter what.
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Then came Kardashian West, 39, looking perfect as Betty Rubble with a tiny Bamm-Bamm in her arms — expertly played by 5-month-old son Psalm.
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The pacing and staging pair well with Bareilles's vibrant, lush score; her songs are polished, and she expertly conveys character evolution and transformation through her lyrics.
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Lead guitarist Elliot Easton and keyboardist Greg Hawkes soloed expertly and inscrutably over the steady thumping backbeat of drummer David Robinson, formerly of the Modern Lovers.
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What's more, the action sequences that so often bog down the narrative in films like this are expertly choreographed, making them a true delight to watch.
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Warmann's mash-up, however, is expertly exited together: the action from the various movies flow together nicely, set to "Feel Invincible" by Christian rock band Skillet.
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In the West Bank city of Qalqilya, Ahmed Ighbary expertly lowers a rack of spiced chicken, vegetables and rice into an oven dug into the ground.
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It's also his most intense role to date — an unhinged serial killer — that's expertly delivered by someone who, up until now, has kept things pretty lighthearted.
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The 31961-year-old accessorized with a basket clutch by J. Crew and glam sunglasses, and she wore beige heels while expertly navigating the grass field.
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A tsunami of ad stalking, intentionally fake news and social media-enabled demagogues expertly appropriating these very same tools by gamifying mind-less, ethically nil algorithms.
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An expertly designed and curated selection of asymmetrical and multilayered dresses, beanies inspired by balaclavas, modern jewelry, and trousers garnered attention outside of its founders' celebrity.
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Ahead find messages you can text (or DM, or email, or Snapchat, send via carrier pigeon, or say outloud) that will expertly get the point across.
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Like Waji's work, the figures in "The Spirit of Faith 7," are expertly crafted and really pop from the frame, though with a dramatically different affect.
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Made with super plush gel fiber and expertly designed for every sleep position, these pillows cradle your neck and counteract sweat to help you sleep easier.
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But Ba Le offers more than just expertly baked Vietnamese-French baguettes, which arrive steaming from an oven about the size of a small apartment's bedroom.
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Here, she shed the iconography she once so expertly employed, with obvious prosthetics and exaggerated makeup calling attention to the intentional inaccuracy of the portraits themselves.
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There are gold chains and luxurious weaves and clouds of curly hair and expertly manicured faces, women and men shielded in hoodies and thick bubble jackets.
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He could have kept that fourth wall intact and kept right on faking it because, for the most part, that smile was expertly, almost alarmingly convincing.
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The reality star, 35, uses the sleek, airtight canisters to store snacks, nuts, and her impressive array of cereals in her color-coded, expertly labeled kitchen.
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We gathered every must-read article and gallery in one place, so you can expertly lead your water cooler Oscars recap bright and early Monday morning.
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FROM PEN: Hulu's 'The Handmaid's Tale' Expertly Tells an Already Beloved Story NBC declined to comment on the departure, which isn't the first in recent weeks.
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She expertly trained 2-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, who debuted her own adorable curtsy this summer during the royal family's tour in Germany and Poland.
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Underwood, 36, has her feet kicked up on an armchair in front of her in the shot, with Jacob's bottle expertly propped up under her chin.
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These moments couldn't be more aesthetically different: One is heartrendingly pure, the other dirty and cynical, and Ryder expertly sells them both as romantic teen iconography.
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So, it comes as no surprise that Apple's chief competitor in all mobile technology, Samsung, has followed suit with an expertly crafted, 5993-inch productivity tablet.
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Where we're going, we don't need roads... The latest Tesla Easter egg discovered this weekend is expertly hidden deep within the electric car's mobile phone app.
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For Thompson, the entire process is an art and a science, expertly balancing exactly where each stud or ring should go before making his final decision.
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I think he's a good person, and one I wouldn't have gotten to know if he hadn't expertly maneuvered his way into a date with me.
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She turns a Christmas tree around to show off her expertly decorated side of the tree and to hide the very messy side her friends decorated.
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She expertly fed set-ups to hosts like Don Rickles and Dean Martin, who used her confusion as a hook on which to hang their punchlines.
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My one mild complaint is that the endings of these expertly deployed stories are occasionally so open-ended that I found myself asking, What just happened?
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Luckily, these days, all you need is an internet connection and a credit card to get top-notch, expertly-selected wines delivered straight to your doorstep.
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" But Gritty was able to expertly charm his way into the hearts of Flyers' fans and beyond, quipping back, "Sleep with one eye open tonight, bird.
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All the pieces are set, and everything now just needs to patiently, expertly connect and pay off for the audience and continue to be super good.
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A season ago, Parsons hit 41.4 percent of his 251 attempts, and is a legitimate perimeter threat that must be defended expertly away from the basket.
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The event—a complex undertaking involving a full orchestra and numerous performers—was expertly produced and seamlessly executed by renowned record and concert producer Hal Willner.
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In fact, he's so good at this — he so expertly generates outrage, moral indignation, contempt, disgust — that I'm not even sure he's trying to do it.
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The October 2018 photo, which was shot in Bend, Oregon, showed Alex expertly pouring some Champagne into Tammy's mouth as they sat on a picnic blanket.
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The works, which combined painted and minimally carved wooden figures with found objects like shoes and doors, were funny but incisive, simple-looking but expertly made.
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Rather, her menu is quite traditional and she expertly coaxes intense flavors from fine local ingredients using restrained techniques, a rarity among young chefs in Rome.
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Mr. Diaz's long study of North American literature, much of it steeped in the 19th century, allowed him to expertly plunder an antique genre for parts.
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The opening is expertly constructed, utilizing silence and a fine eye for details like Jax's (Tom McGowan) bare feet to place us firmly in Maia's perspective.
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Nestled between a number of favored Brooklyn neighborhoods — Red Hook, Park Slope, and Boerum Hill — Gowanus expertly walks that delicate line between accessible and tucked away.
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Like Lundqvist, who played five seasons for Frolunda in Sweden before joining the Rangers, Shesterkin expertly honed his craft in his home country with stellar results.
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A high number of rapists are recidivists, and the failure to investigate rape aggressively and expertly means that more rapists will remain free to strike again.
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At its basest level, "Grand Theft Auto 5" is the most expertly realized open-world satire that the franchise's creators at Rockstar Games have ever produced.
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Instead of creating an expertly stitched photo sphere, the app allows you to share an in-the-moment (and likely imperfect) look at what's around you.
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Scott's signature beadwork, attached to the blown glass, is formed into small figures, flower chains, snakes, and ribbons of semen, expertly completed without any underlying armature.
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In the plain, affectless staging by Jonathan Silverstein, Mr. Burton and Mr. McGrath expertly underplay the characters, with their roiling fears and, in Carl's case, outrage.
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At one point he fanned the card deck, asked my daughter to pick one, and then asked her to shuffle the deck, which she did expertly.
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She expertly trained her 3-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, who debuted her own adorable curtsy this summer during the royal family's tour in Germany and Poland.
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Sunday's premiere is all about physical appearance, and Veep expertly uses it's brash humor to hone in on ridiculousness of its over-importance on the campaign trail.
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Instead, I would wake up cyber-dickmatized from a month-long stupor, feeling groggy and fatigued from trying to impress a stranger with my expertly curated SnapChats.
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I found it pricey, although not out of line with other restaurants of its genre, with expertly-cooked steaks starting at $45 for an eight-ounce filet.
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Stranger Things is a near perfect show and season two manages an expertly-crafted deep dive of its universe and characters with clarity, relatability, logic, and heart.
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The pan-roasted salmon from the prix-fixe menu was simple but expertly done, the fish cooked medium-rare with the skin crispy from a light charring.
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On the one hand she'd be helping her brother secure extra troops, while on the other she's expertly playing two characters she despises off against each other.
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Krauss expertly intertwines musings on theology and the life of Franz Kafka in this beautifully written follow-up to the National Book Award finalist The Great House.
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Our favorite e-retailer just dropped all the early bird holiday goods, along with expertly curated gift guides across electronics, fashion, home — and everyone's favorite category — beauty.
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Each moment of victory, like when she expertly sways the Cali Cartel into partnering with Felix, is typically undercut by either a dismissal or a salacious comment.
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It dives deep into McEnroe's perspective and his life surrounding the match, with LaBeouf expertly capturing the nuances of McEnroe's behavior both on and off the court.
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Just for the record, Solange's fucking around leads to an expertly wrapped yarn tube top and skirt that looks like it should be on the fall runway.
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He "established a new framework for subject matter, taking people into the sanctum of the home", showing the figures' uncertainties and expertly hinting at their inner lives.
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Not only are the brand's designs incredibly lust-worthy, but the luxurious fabrics and expertly crafted silhouettes make the label's shoes as comfortable as they are timeless.
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Despite missing the green short and to the right, Burnett expertly chipped in to take control going into the final round as she chases her maiden win.
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Its few dozen coffee bars are part of the so-called third wave coffee movement in the United States, which emphasizes quality beans and expertly-made drinks.
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The movie is, in its purest sense, an expertly executed sequel, a reminder of what you liked about the first film without feeling like a straight remake.
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The release of John Krasinski's A Quiet Place had no connection to Kanye West's Twitter meltdown, but SNL married them expertly in this sketch with Donald Glover.
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" Her "traditional" campaign: "I was running a traditional presidential campaign...while Trump was running a reality TV show that expertly and relentlessly stoked Americans' anger and resentment.
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Expect Louderman to earn a Tony nom for her work here, expertly juggling physical comedy, vulnerability, and some seriously captivating belting (particularly on "Watch the World Burn").
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Ciroc over ice with a splash of lemon expertly brings out the flavour in fish and makes for a light dinner drink that won't fill you up.
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Somehow the operator had tossed the candy on the ground, then expertly used the pipe to scoop it up and swing it over for Ian to grab.
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A back injury made riding impossible — he walked with the aid of crutches dating from the Civil War — but he learned to handle four-horse teams expertly.
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Djokovic was irresistible from the start, expertly mixing drop shots and forays to the net, returning and defending with trademark efficiency and making unforced errors very rarely.
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Packed but expertly rhythmic compositions, usually in black and white and occasionally inflected with blood red, detail human and animal bodies in action, in extremis, or dead.
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In a statement, Mr. Lynton said that Mr. Morris "has expertly led Sony Music through some of the most transformative and challenging issues facing the music industry."
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Mitski's sharp, miserable Puberty 2 pulls it off because the specifics of analysis disappear beneath her guitar feedback in an expertly dramatized outburst of deprivation and rage.
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Despite Chicago's best efforts to climb back into the match, North Carolina expertly stifled Sam Kerr on the attack and held her to limited touches all afternoon.
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Every country facing the coronavirus pandemic needs to strengthen systems to track diseases, confirm diagnoses through a strong laboratory network, investigate expertly and respond rapidly and effectively.
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To really navigate the store expertly requires a working knowledge of an ever-changing landscape — being able to tell your Pinnacle 4s from your Oreo 4s helps.
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One muffled fart expertly placed, by me, close to a nun and in front of a class got me through my personal annus horribilis, my 14th year.
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Mr. Beau lip-syncs to a collage of recordings of their performances, expertly shaping his mouth around the idiosyncratic cadences of John Gielgud, Ian McKellen and others.
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The gifted Montana trauma surgeon who expertly repaired my wife's shattered ankle explained that his father was a carpenter, so he grew up liking to fix things.
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Playing Stu is a tricky challenge that Mr. Young expertly meets, giving a comic performance with just enough bite that we can't dismiss Stu as a buffoon.
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The season's final four episodes expertly weave together numerous threads the earlier episodes have developed, some of which started as apparent one-offs or even running gags.
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Meanwhile, "Little House" devotees will appreciate the extraordinary care and energy Fraser brings to uncovering the details of a life that has been expertly veiled by myth.
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Endler saved smartly from Nilla Fischer's header at a corner, expertly reaching backwards to claw the ball to safety, in the best chance of the first half.
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The expertly balanced high-low dynamic is part of what makes Kingsman: The Secret Service so surprising and entertaining; it's a gutter romp in a tailored suit.
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At the same time, "What to Send Up," which features a protean cast of eight expertly directed by Whitney White, is inevitably, in part, about white people.
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Brat won't be quite like anything you'll hear this year, but it's a can't miss LP. —JT Jessie Reyez uses her unlikely privilege as a woman expertly.
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But a candidate's foreign relations experience carries a heavy weight for a country that is constantly fighting against isolation, and Netanyahu has expertly promoted his friendships abroad.
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There's no utterance that can't be absorbed into his arsenal — and no limit to the free-floating hate he can so expertly channel into his chosen target.
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The group serves their biggest high-energy electro-pop hits, but it's the expertly choreographed visuals that truly captivate and elevate the show to the next level.
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The Russians have expertly adapted to the current system, which awards a specific number of points for everything from jumps and spins to footwork and musical interpretation.
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When he compares her voice to that of a bilious pigeon, she responds — not "quite overwhelmed," as the script suggests — by expertly imitating the bird in question.
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The Brazilian dos Anjos expertly executed a gameplan that incorporated heavy pressure, pinning Pettis against the cage with some ferocious strikes mixed in with well-timed takedowns.
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Her expertly balanced and artfully executed drinks are not just a product of her time working at New York cocktail institutions like PDT and The NoMad Hotel.
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Over the next few days, the way the dog expertly explored her old digs made her owners 100 percent certain that this fateful reunion was meant to be.
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And, impressively, it provides expertly curated recommendations by using on-device intelligence to understand your preferences, which means, importantly, that it does not allow advertisers to track you.
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This detail was a crucial facet of Honey's own character; she was not to be fucked with, she who had so expertly fucked with our fallen pop deity.
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With the tool, he expertly shreds potatoes and onions, which, when coupled with his secret flipping technique, come together in the skillet to make a perfect potato cake.
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Now that you've presumably seen Black Panther multiple times, start the spring off with Thoroughbreds, the most charming, arresting, and expertly fucked-up movie in quite some time.
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Medina expertly cut off the ring and looked to have DeGale in trouble whenever he had backed his opponent into the ropes with a series of punching flurries.
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Based on the Atmel ATmega32U4, a low-power microcontroller, this multifunction, expertly crafted board is able to turn anything conductive into the keys that operate your functional plaything.
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The pop queen performed expertly executed choreography flanked by six dancers as she sang her recent hit "Beautiful Trauma," suspended from the J.W. Marriott in Downtown Los Angeles.
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Yesterday, the model and newest face of Stella McCartney ditched her signature long brown locks for a new side-swept lob, along with some expertly-placed sunny highlights.
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Whether the pair is joking about how often they have sex or expertly shutting down Instagram commenters, Lively and Reynolds never hold back their thoughts on social media.
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Despite some occasionally intense questioning, the soft-spoken Pichai remained cool and confident overall throughout the proceedings as he either defended Google or expertly dodged giving specific answers.
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Up until now, the camera bumps have been little metal rings, but on the iPhone 7, Apple expertly blended the bump so that it melts into the body.
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The woman who has posted more photos of her expertly contoured face than anyone alive sparked controversy with a recent set of photos promoting her new beauty line.
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So when Chrissy Teigen taunts Donald Trump, which she's been doing expertly since 2011, her four-and-a-half million followers amplify it, collectively laughing at his expense.
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A slice of pie includes a dollop of whipped cream on top— a piece of white paper expertly folded and placed to resemble the luscious topping it imitates.
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The Looney Tunes characters are mugged out to twenty, and their constant, antic, fast-cutting energy a light year removed from the expertly paced deadpan of their origins.
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Sore from miles of running and walking (but not really the low impact yoga), the expertly administered Thai massage I'd booked after my class should have felt amazing.
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Expertly designed by nutritionists, all edible needs were met with the use of fresh products with innovative packaging methods designed to withstand changes in atmospheric pressure and temperature.
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You may as well just buy chili out of a can if you're not gonna put any care or personality into it, the way I so expertly do.
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This handy video from Amy Shira Teitel at Vintage Space expertly explains the lunar orbit docking process: Getting the scan of Columbia wasn't exactly easy for the Smithsonian.
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"Get Out" (2017) is a twisted, satirical thriller by director Jordan Peele that expertly weaves in metaphors for more serious topics such as racism, slavery and cultural appropriation.
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Delaney has been expertly deconstructing "Ulysses" with keen precision in short weekly installments for the past six years and has racked up more than 300 episodes so far.
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The FBI I joined in 2202 was squarely fixed on tackling the threats it had expertly confronted for some eight decades — kidnappings, bank robberies, organized crime, and narcotics.
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Then, beginning with Instagram and spreading to the rest of Facebook's properties, Zuckerberg and his lieutenants openly and expertly copied Snapchat's stories invention — and even improved upon it.
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What I didn't expect — a much welcome side effect — is that the six little expertly placed injections created an overall illusion that my whole face had been lifted.
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Boys in skintight pink polos with long lashes and expertly twisted curls blew kisses at one another across the street, or promenaded down the lane arm-in-arm.
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For three rounds, the two bantamweights slugged it out, rocking each other with slick counter punches, pummeling each other's legs with kicks, and scoring with expertly-time takedowns.
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Given the first season's expertly tight eight episodes, I figured the second would be a breeze, but I was quickly rebuffed by Hulu informing me it's 22 episodes.
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If Weird Al and Girl Talk ever had a baby, chances are the thing would still pale in comparison to the expertly-crafted meme vomit of Mouth Moods.
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To Al Hartman, President Trump is a heaven-sent leader, expertly carrying out a conservative agenda to roll back regulations and limit the size and scope of government.
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Everything was fab at first: Lipgloss Twins expertly parodied the haul video phenomenon, and QT's presentation as an energy drink rather than an actual person was genuinely novel.
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It's not a happy story, but it's an important one, and Austen, a journalist who frequently writes about urban planning and housing issues, tells it expertly and well.
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The second act — roughly the middle hour of the 116-minute film — is pretty much perfect, the kind of expertly pitched horror comedy we see far too rarely.
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Melbourne composer Donald U'Ren expertly weaves the sounds of Rarotonga island life (recorded during a Uni trip to the Cook Islands) into a rich and minimal sonic adventure.
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By a tinpot demagogue stomping on checks and balances he can't even fathom or a shadowy authoritarian expertly and quietly dismantling checks and balances he knows are sacred?
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That's the space so jubilantly occupied by this production out of Chicago, directed by Dado and starring the off-center film star Michael Shannon in expertly demented form.
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Guillory has broken out over the last few years with her expertly crafted romance books, and this one is loosely inspired by Doria Ragland, Meghan Markle's awesome mom.
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Great leaders expertly drive alignment by: It's one of my most deeply held leadership beliefs that, to win in the marketplace you must first win in the workplace.
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E-cigarettes have also been expertly marketed to teenagers, through social media campaigns and even classroom presentations sponsored by Juul that promised vaping is much safer than smoking.
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Not only are they the first headphones to be THX certified, but they were expertly tuned by sound engineer Luca Bignardi to provide the best audio experience possible.
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However, she's responsible for so expertly crafting a bizarre, yet lovable, character whose eccentricities have not only endured for 25 years, but also still elicit cheers of recognition.
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These steps came hours after Mr. Farrow gored him expertly using the M.I.T. Media Lab's own appalling emails outlining the scheme to hide money given by Mr. Epstein.
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By finally standing up to Trump and expertly navigating the process that will most likely result in his impeachment, Pelosi wins the prize for Politician of the Year.
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It was also a winking love letter, betraying Lorde's own ambitions and temptations, and expertly examining the way our feelings of moral superiority and jealousy can hold hands.
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Mr. Trump expertly exploits journalists' unwavering attention to their Twitter feeds, their competitive spirit and their ingrained journalistic conventions — chiefly, that what the president says is inherently newsworthy.
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Now, Paré expertly uses her mouth to create stunning artworks from her studio outside Chicago, inspired by a range of subjects and working with a variety of media.
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This musical knows that fans of the TV series are legion and that its job is to hit their sweet spot again and again, which it does expertly.
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Vox — Vox Media's general news network — is built to explain the news but cannot fulfill that mission if it can't expertly report on the technologies driving the news.
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She was especially alluring in his expertly cut one-shoulder black gown for the "Hateful Eight" Hollywood premiere and again in a strappy dark jumpsuit for the AFI Fest.
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Obama was coached how to do the popular "orange justice" dance from the Fortnite video game, and expertly copied the young child, even asking Santa to follow the choreography.
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But now, as our conversation ends, the larger-than-life expertly-styled rookies grow quiet for a moment, as if playing out the next 10 years in their heads.
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The film expertly explains the timeline of how CA first worked off Ted Cruz's campaign, and nearly propelled that lack-luster candidate into first place in the Republican nominations.
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Ng expertly weaves us through the history of each character, plus many more surprises — including a custody case that divides a community and raises questions of morality and motherhood.
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But the characters themselves are compulsively watchable, and as an expertly constructed docuseries, America to Me feels like a high school drama, except one where the stakes are real.
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Coy, comical and completely crazed, she outshines everyone in the DC universe, and Margot Robbie, who plays her in 'Squad,' expertly occupies every naughty niche in her convoluted psyche.
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One look at Entireworld's expertly curated Instagram and customers can expect a full range of striped ringer tees, denim, button-ups, socks, and more (which you can shop ahead).
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She's ready to tell fans she's struggling, but her perfectly manicured fingers and expertly applied makeup suggest she knows people still want to see the Tati Westbrook they know.
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But, as the games showed, this didn't stop AlphaStar from expertly controlling units in three different parts areas simultaneously — something that the commentators said would be impossible for humans.
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I hid all this expertly from my parents — or even if I hid it sloppily, my parents' own desire for everything to be OK closed the circle of belief.
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It's an award well earned — a lot HAS been expertly adapted from André Aciman's beautiful book to make up the moving film that is Call Me By Your Name.
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Only one way to go Two-wheeled taxis expertly zip in and out of Jakarta's notorious traffic jams, but they were difficult to hail before Go-Jek came along.
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The behind-the-scenes reel is part of an expertly-crafted promotional strategy that Disney also followed with both The Force Awakens and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
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Horizon Zero Dawn, already a lush and gorgeous world that players (even without extensive photographic backgrounds) took to documenting more lovingly and expertly than a decade of Natural Geographic.
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But most importantly, its cold drum open allows it flexibility, which the WWE production team has already expertly played around with to match Balor's changing character during specific entrances.
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Designed to show off the richness of Bhutanese textiles, the usually elaborately patterned fabric is expertly wrapped and folded into an ankle-length dress, with a precise straight skirt.
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It was a short but dense story that was so expertly told, we wouldn't be surprised if the creators really did weave hints and symbolism through the earlier episodes.
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Having finished his explanation of the drink's history, Hernández hands me an expertly bagged vampiro with a serious look on his face that masks his pride at his creation.
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Olivia, however, has zero reputation to uphold and needs to win this thing right now, so she expertly claims Ben as her partner in the authentic Mexican cooking challenge.
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For while these savvy veterans bring a new feistiness to their parts, they never make the mistake of turning expertly tuned ensemble pieces into lopsided displays of star power.
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And they still know all the old-school costume tricks, like expertly layering tulle to create rigid plateau tutus and manipulating supple piano or guitar wire into lightweight tiaras.
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The same story was also adapted in the '90s' "Batman: The Animated Series," expertly voiced by Mark Hamill, whose Joker was heavily inspired by the Joker of the '70s.
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Participants of the event are able to tour the inns as they are expertly decorated for the holidays, while they taste each inn's homemade cookies, candies, and holiday treats.
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Ted Cruz expertly trolled his fellow presidential hopeful and GOP front-runner Donald Trump on Wednesday, hoping to shame the billionaire businessman into attending the Republican debate Thursday night.
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The first two (and best) Culture Club albums, Kissing to Be Clever and Colour by Numbers, captures the melancholy of homosexuality as expertly as the best Morrissey slow jams.
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She's ruled over the division ever since, expertly fending off three strong challengers and becoming one of the UFC's most reliable and long-standing current champs in the process.
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Mr. Freedman related these stories in an engaging prose that was expertly pitched to pre-adult readers, avoiding condescension while finding angles and anecdotes that resonated with his audience.
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Easy to see why: Its first collection, introduced online last week, expertly mines vintage work wear and classic Western style to create effortlessly cool ensembles suited to either coast.
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Since music is literally the only subject we feel qualified to talk about expertly, we spent this episode of October's Very Owned recommending Drake some albums he might like.
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The supermodel-turned-MC was hosting the Altus Foundation Gala in Houston Saturday, where we're told she expertly bought some stage time for a delayed act by freestyle rapping.
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As is usually true of Clubbed Thumb, the production has been expertly and attractively mounted, with a wittily anachronistic set (Carolyn Mraz) and costumes to match (by Melissa Ng).
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Some of her more famous quotes — such as "Between two evils, I always pick the one I never tried before" — are expertly woven into the text alongside new witticisms.
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No need to fear the daunting task of expertly icing this layered cake, as we think it actually looks better a little rustic like this, with its edges exposed.
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That closely watched encounter, which in many ways set the stage for the Singapore meeting, was expertly choreographed, with numerous images of harmony and lighthearted banter between the leaders.
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Visible beside the stage, he plays late-night jazz and spooky chords on the piano, switching to violin, jaw harp or high-pitched vocals to regulate the mood expertly.
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The novel expertly portrays the rituals and mores specific to ethnic Korean culture even as it also poignantly captures the universally complicated relationships between family members, lovers and friends.
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Krist expertly weaves together the stories of Griffith, Mulholland and McPherson, the charismatic evangelist from rural Canada who moved to Los Angeles to attend to the city's spiritual needs.
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Through a series of thoughtfully curated and expertly executed performances, the world came to see Ms. Markle as she wants to be seen and, arguably, has always seen herself.
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But Connelly expertly hides a trail of bread crumbs that leads straight to the denouement, with so much else going on that it's impossible to see where he's heading.
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Come December, hotels around the country cover their gardens with Christmas lights, line their banisters with garlands, and place expertly decorated Christmas trees in the center of their lobbies.
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Killing it on the dance floor… Expectation: You'll be the life of the party and rock the dance floor, showing everyone just how expertly you can cut a rug.
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Expertly weaving together the personal and the historical, supported by a wealth of research and data, Hannah-Jones made the case that — more than 60 years after Brown v.
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Delivering nine expertly wrought songs in 27 minutes, she plays acoustic piano over G-B-D with jazz gestalt, zero-plus solos, and a beat more martial than swinging.
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Soft knees provide elasticity, and buoyancy in the joints — whether a skater is weaving expertly through the crowd, like a skier swishing between trees, or softly circling in place.
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All discussion focused on him rather than issues, and Mr. Berlusconi expertly played the victim and won the sympathy of moderates who tired of outrage over his personal life.
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It's a collection of catchy classic hits, from "Hooked on a Feelin'" to "I Want You Back," and they're expertly in-sync with the movie without ever being gimmicky.
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As in, I trust that it is unavoidable and something I don't even have to learn to live with, as my body is expertly built to do so already.
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Trained to perform as expertly as an elite performance athlete—plus, assuming responsibility for their patient's survival and quality of life—a surgeon's existential powers are akin to a god's.
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But there's no doubting its expertly calculated savagery, industrial guitar riffs rippling through tracks titled "Rip & Tear" and "Flesh & Metal" with all the (purposely absent) subtlety of the game itself.
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Like mixed race couples and cultural identity, New Girl handles late-age sexual revelations expertly – on any other show, Schmidt's mom being a lesbian would have been a whole episode.
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The reason that terror stands at the top of the scare-charts is that, when expertly applied, it offers something more than just a momentary jolt, or gag-reflex revulsion.
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Because Spotify isn't being expertly "priced" the day before trading, its shares could move around wildly in the opening hours of trading — which is expected to begin midday on Tuesday.
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But the actress, who regularly models new pieces in her Elizabeth Hurley Beach collection on Instagram, expertly shut down critics during a stop on Watch What Happens Live in March.
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Jane the Virgin is a telenovela that straddles a lot of different genres and devices — it's full of magical realism, comedy, and drama, and it wields each of them expertly.
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He's not just successfully tapped into emotions in this campaign since day one with his risible comments about Mexican immigrants, he's expertly continued to stoke them with statement after statement.
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Like a lot of wives married to well-meaning idiots, Krystal has learned to smile beatifically at setbacks, and to hold her tongue as expertly as she wields her mop.
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Portman appeared to expertly rely on the ever-useful double-sided tape to ensure her blazer's lapels didn't open up too wide and cause a wardrobe malfunction on the carpet.
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She cocks her head this way and that, and then frowns, unhappy with the way she looks in spite of the gèlè, the expensive jewelry and the expertly applied makeup.
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She says she has always been engaged in defending women's rights, and traces some of that to her early experiences with the prostitutes she so expertly portrays in the movie.
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In recent times, however, it's been Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant that have taken over primacy at CES, and now Apple is striking back with an expertly judged troll ad.
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The bar in front of me was fully stocked with non-intoxicating substances, and the expertly-mixed $11 cocktail I was sipping didn't have a drop of alcohol in it.
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In Kondo's newest book, "Spark Joy," she breaks down her process of eliminating items that don't (you guessed it again) spark joy, and expertly organizing and storing ones that do.
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The two continue back and forth, with Ronan expertly quoting lines from the movie, including Melissa McCarthy's hilarious line about wanting the bridal shower to be "female fight club" themed.
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It's no wonder that the number of thinkpieces on Trump supporters spawned this apt satire, which expertly foregrounds how thinking in terms of abstract identity politics yields necessarily abstract identities.
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At a network of homes he owned, his team of engineers and diggers had expertly constructed tunnels enabling him to slip away, time and again, often just minutes before raids.
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"She was an artist," Lewis says, pointing out that the actress's sprawling living room, which offers panoramic views and plenty of light, is expertly decorated despite its potentially awkward scale.
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Ball told the reporters that the secret behind her lasting success was having an excellent team of writers who expertly crafted stories audiences would easily fall head over heels for.
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As Portia, she expertly plays up the character traits she's been toying with since she was young, toeing the line between vain ditz and loveable diva like only she can.
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Meredith Vieira brought up a "bag of sex toys" she once found in Matt Lauer's office -- and you gotta see how Matt expertly tap danced out of the awkward convo.
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The revitalization of TLC feels timely and, if not necessary, a delightful ode to the days when bands could sell millions of records off the strength of expertly-crafted songs.
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Braver incorporates stunts, adventure game elements, and an expertly timed score that collectively do more than just heighten the journey: they wrap the audience in a living, breathing, interactive movie.
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At a recent rehearsal led by Mr Adamsons Sola's 50 singers expertly, and with a clear tone unsoiled by vibrato, navigated their way through complex arrangements of Latvian folk songs.
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But the symmetry of its shape, the expertly weighted stiffness of the hinge — neither too resistant nor too loose — and its gossamer lightness just exude quality, and maybe even luxury.
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Deepwater Horizon expertly handles the slow build up to the disaster, making complex machinery understandable, and imbuing things like pressure levels and kill lines with a kind of talismanic power.
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And so it goes for a little more than two swiftly-paced hours, even as the actors expertly lend different voices, accents and physical qualities to the characters they portray.
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In 1996 Alan Sokal famously submitted a bogus article to a humanities journal, with ideas that were complete nonsense but with language that expertly simulated fashionable post-modernist academic prose.
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Just the third-world glaze of sweat and privation you see everywhere in this richly endowed land of economic imbalance, an atmosphere the film, Faraday Okoro's feature debut, captures expertly.
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Singer Daniel Daley and producer Nineteen85 use Lonnie Liston Smith's "A Garden of Peace" expertly on "A Muse," the lead single for their forthcoming album slated for a spring release.
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The comically exaggerated finished product was equal parts Moe Howard and early-career Brian McKnight, glistening like a unicorn mane as Tracy expertly code-switches his way through the interview.
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As I watched her go live on cam, it became clear to me how pro Cortana's moderators were as five of them worked in tandem expertly guarding over her room.
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Driving along, he sees an old man knocked off his motorbike and immediately stops to help, administering first aid at the side of the road, expertly checking for broken bones.
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As Entertainment Tonight's accidentally published pre-draft of the show expertly predicted, "killer choreography" was on display, and the two twentysomething pop stars did "get flirty" during the "spicy" performance.
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Penned in heavy pidgin English and sung over a beat that Fela himself would vibe out to, Burna Boy expertly encapsulated the mantra of Nigerians: my life is my own.
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The Cruise International Magazine editor Liz Jarvis, who herself was quarantined on the Diamond Princess in 2017, said cruise liners were expertly equipped to deal with outbreaks like the coronavirus.
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After taking his tarte tatin out of the oven, Ramsay expertly flips it onto a plate, turns off the lights, and flambés the dish as the contestants break into applause.
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Why on earth were our military personnel at these locations — each of whom were expertly trained in firearms — denied the right to save their lives and the lives of others?
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Kolhatkar, a staff writer for The New Yorker and a former hedge fund analyst, expertly synthesizes an enormous amount of material, including court documents and hundreds of her own interviews.
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On the hills under the Castello di Neive, six workers moved in pairs in mid-August, expertly cutting bunches of pinot nero grapes and dropping them in plastic red crates.
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Making her way from a squeaky-clean teenage Nickelodeon actress to a pop singer who can headline arenas worldwide, Ms. Grande has expertly navigated a 21st-century path to stardom.
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And because GPT-2 was an inspired mimic, expertly capturing The New Yorker's cadences and narrative rhythms, it sounded like a familiar, trusted voice that I was inclined to believe.
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In this masterly novel, Enright, the 2007 Man Booker winner, writes as expertly about the AIDS crisis in New York and humanitarian work in Mali as she does about Ireland.
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Featured is a history of the music, with examples expertly provided by Mr. Martin's 31-year-old grandson, Joel, who first picked up the instrument when he was a toddler.
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Originally created in 1976 by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts, the action-crime drama introduced TV viewers to out-of-this-world gadgets, chic costumes, and expertly choreographed fight sequences.
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The pin-up-worthy style, carefully coiffed to one side, looks damn near identical to the late star — even her bold, expertly shaped eyebrows and flick of winged eyeliner are uncanny.
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But two days earlier in New Hampshire, I saw something quite different — a skilled, eloquent, and talented political performer who could expertly modify his message depending on whom he was addressing.
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Glambot, where Legend expertly avoided injury as Teigen whipped her hair back-and-forth, and caressed her neck in a way that will surely one day traumatize a teenage Luna Simone.
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As the Times's Friedman expertly laid out, it may have been a veiled diss aimed at her husband, just weeks after revelations about Trump's affair with the porn actress Stormy Daniels.
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Elsewhere in Yemen, we had seen tiny water irrigation ditches under country roads expertly targeted with precision airstrikes, so we knew the weapons the coalition was using could be incredibly accurate.
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With a feral mane of black spirals and jeans expertly shredded at the knees, her perpetual plaid flannel button-down shrouded her in the don't-give-a-fuck spirit of grunge.
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" In the screenshots, Young can be seen expertly shutting him down and explaining that she has already worked hard to accept herself and doesn't feel the need to "get in shape.
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There are some large, fairly empty spaces to traverse — like expanses of desert or snowy fields — but they link together the tight, expertly crafted platforming sections you'd expect from the series.
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Trier and his co-writer Eskil Vogt couch their undermining of her seamlessly within the narrative — it's an expertly crafted script — but the larger themes at play are impossible to ignore.
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First, Kate Middleton expertly recovers after getting her sky-high stilettos stuck in a metal grate, and now, Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria is running through the palace in her high heels.
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At the time of her purchase, Gaga tweeted: "The 55 pieces I collected today will be archived & expertly cared for in the spirit & love of Michael Jackson, his bravery, & fans worldwide."
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For the majority of the time, he is an enigma, an inscrutable silver fox who spends his time scribbling hieroglyphs on his little notepad and smoothing back his expertly manicured hair.
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Kim's expertly depicts how it can sometimes be tough growing up with immigrant parents who have their own set of high expectations, while also being an interesting advantage of its own.
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It's somehow charming and elegiac all at once, expertly catching both the freshness of youth and the feeling of a time period passing that you can never recapture once it's gone.
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With his role on Netflix's Queer Eye, Tan France has built a career on spreading empowering messages of self-love and body positivity — one expertly-styled French tuck at a time.
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And now the act has made the jump from the darkest depths of Reddit to the Hollywood hills, as Kylie Jenner just expertly trolled her sisters via a simple sartorial choice.
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Parsons patted the color on — don't worry about drawing it on expertly — then dipped a cotton swab in makeup remover and swiped off a layer of lipstick from the inner center.
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Starting with the transfixing Glynn Washington's personal experiences from beyond the veil, each episode opens up to a variety of expertly told and produced tales of inexplicable happenings from real people.
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We won't ask questions, but we will teach you how to cheaply and expertly cover up the remnants of past wall hangings and those dents caused by furniture-moving gone wrong.
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Tammie Jo Shults, a former Navy fighter pilot, expertly guided the jet to an emergency landing in Philadelphia, bringing the plane down quickly to prevent further injuries after the cabin depressurized.
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Over more than two decades as a stand-up, Ms. Bamford, 45, has become a cult favorite by blending kooky impressions and expertly written jokes with an overdose of human empathy.
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At one point, she expertly raises her legs above her head and holds a firm static kick position for 30 seconds—a display of control that receives applause from the room.
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In nearly all of the photographs, Lively is caught off guard and can be seen blinking, pulling funny faces or barely in shot while her husband expertly poses for the camera.
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In addition to his passion for hip hop-infused musicals that bring diversity to the often white-dominated entertainment industry, Miranda expertly uses his platform and fame for the greater good.
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The clip, where Whyte expertly wrangles her four kids, was posted to their family blog, The Baby Gang, and has notched nearly 47 million views on Facebook since it went live.
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And one of the best starters was a collection of spreads: expertly made tzatziki, hummus, baked eggplant and taramosalata, served with an excellent feta, a selection of olives and warm pita.
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Each of its songs is pregnant with a complex and vivid bouquet of emotions, expertly conveyed by a cast of players that includes WCGD members Miles Mosely, Cameron Graves, and Washington.
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This simple, expertly designed app lets you create custom maps for your upcoming trips, so you can easily visualize in a single map view all the places you plan to visit.
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Sanders has been criticized by the media for her tight-lipped briefings, but Republicans think she's handled the job expertly, allowing the president's tweets and open meetings to speak for themselves.
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I paid close attention to Forest Whitaker expertly move from peak "overprotective father" to "peak survivalist father," who instructs stupid Theo James on how to survive the end of the world.
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Then she took out her chef's knife and got to work on the eggplant, expertly slicing it into fat, even cubes, a bit larger than she would for a pasta topping.
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As many young rappers try their hand at the verbal equivalent of asemic writing, Aminé's commitment to expertly articulating his experiences and intentions (as well as his name) is especially welcome.
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After winning the first set with surprising ease, Sevastova broke Stephens's serve to take a 37-238 lead in the second, using expertly placed drop shots to further wear out Stephens.
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Where to Stream: Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access Among the weird Trek decisions that the movie Galaxy Quest expertly parodied was putting a kid in one of the Enterprise's driving seats.
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And yet, against Paris St.-Germain, Can was possibly Dortmund's most significant player: intelligent with the ball, disciplined and imposing without it, dovetailing expertly with his new midfield partner, Axel Witsel.
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By visiting Tawang, a Tibetan Buddhist stronghold that was the birthplace of a previous Dalai Lama, he is expertly needling Beijing, which maintains that this area should be part of China.
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Never before has there been such overwhelming demand in the United States and abroad for American-made spirits — from Kentucky's famous whiskey to expertly crafted vodkas that rival their Russian forbearers.
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The album is also expertly produced by Julian Bunetta, best known for his work with One Direction, which also nodded at various genres without drowning that group in any particular one.
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Full of intrigue and expertly paced, it tells the based-on-true-events tale of CIA agents in the U.S. trying to get Doctor Zhivago into civilian hands in the USSR.
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We have been inundated with innumerable essays that expertly argue whether Mueller has the goods on Trump, and whether or not he will elect to bring charges against the sitting President.
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Watch as the power dynamics shift between the two characters like a pro tennis match, as Elizabeth serves up long pent-up accusations while Philip, nervously but expertly, bats them away.
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While some critics have called it a "masterpiece," lauding it as an expertly made superhero movie that redefines the genre, others have criticized it for being too sympathetic to Phoenix's character.
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The episode also functioned as a microcosm of the entire series, Elliot using the size and disconnected structure of E Corp against it as he expertly manipulates its networks and vulnerabilities.
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The heels are high; the hair is higher, the makeup expertly applied, turning the performers into amplified versions of Cher, or Barbie, or Lady Gaga, or creatures of their own invention.
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You may recognize Ms. Lympel for her more than 60 expertly crafted, early-week puzzles; many herald her as one of the best in the business and I'd have to agree.
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You're guaranteed a top notch selection of pieces to choose from (just ask Michelle Obama, who gave Wu his start back in 2009) with expertly-crafted fits — all for $150 or less.
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Sometimes, in today's world of shiny, expertly crafted phones and tablets, something like the Smart Pen is a refreshing reminder of janky stuff we all put up with not too long ago.
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And, much to the delight of fans in the audience, the 40-year-old actor proved he's still got it by expertly taming the beast, captured in a video posted to Twitter. .
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While Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton went HAM on each other during the NYC roast/charity dinner ... they were also getting upstaged by a pair of famous boobs that were expertly placed.
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