Now, The Hollywood Reporter states that America's northern neighbor is gifting IFC something that is fabulously funny — and fabulously female.
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For five years, the Debt Free Guys blog and the Queer Money podcast have been helping queer people live fabulously, not fabulously broke.
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I want it to be such a fabulously fun party.
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Today, Madonna still seems fabulously unbothered by the whole thing.
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He is the reason I have Fabulously perky boobs (LOL_).
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Iraq's wasted potential Iraq should be a fabulously wealthy country.
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Trump and Comey remain fabulously wealthy and we keep watching.
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Trump again claimed to be fabulously wealthy: a multibillionaire. Really?
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This is a fabulously lucky break for the White House.
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The fabulously sequined younger activists all look at each other.
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But Montecito isn't only a place for the fabulously wealthy.
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Nationalized industries were sluggish and fabulously costly to the taxpayer.
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A fabulously blond elf who doesn't like to make toys?
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Their friends and relatives are all fabulously rich as well.
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Some are fabulously happy, but not all of us are.
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The fabulously successful Broadway hit is being made into a movie.
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I'm not like every other woman: I'm fabulously and creatively transgender.
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Not you, unless you are fabulously wealthy, in which case congrats.
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The main app is of course fabulously popular, as is Instagram.
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Princess Margaret (Helena Bonham Carter) has become a fabulously blowsy disgrace.
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Despite not being fabulously wealthy, it made me feel like royalty.
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Naturally the counterpoint here is Nintendo's fabulously successful and portable Switch.
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And then there's Fanning, who — fabulously — does all her own singing.
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The ladylike shape of this bag counterbalances the fabulously sick hue.
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After all, what's more restful than a fabulously satisfying pampering session?
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She has a fabulously long neck and is elegant and poised.
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Elvis when he started was a fabulously good-looking force of nature.
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First, it's Serena van der Woodsen, Blake Lively's fabulously-maned alter ego.
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His involvement and stake in Facebook has also made Hughes fabulously wealthy.
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To put it simply, I felt fabulously confident when I wore this.
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"enteric nervous system," as it is called, is a fabulously intricate, autonomous,
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Make an exception for the Brazilian designer Vanda Jacintho's fabulously bold jewelry.
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The next moment she was up and back in charge, fabulously imperious.
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They also enriched their investors and employees as they, themselves, got fabulously wealthy.
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Drake makes journalism look fun by being fabulously rich unlike an actual journalist.
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Why has Trump failed to get fabulously rich in the foreign exchange market?
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What I've uncovered indicates that we grossly underestimate these fabulously diverse marine vertebrates.
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He says "heck" instead of "hell," and gets along fabulously with Emily's parents.
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Constantinou moved in next to fabulously wealthy neighbors, including Iranian and Brunei royalty.
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"They're a fabulously unlikely odd couple," he said, watching teacher and student practice.
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Pasquel and his brother were the fabulously wealthy owners of the Mexican League.
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Years later they emerged from bankruptcy as millionaires, though no longer fabulously wealthy.
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Like James Bond, Lorraine shoots to kill while remaining fabulously dressed to kill.
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This succeeded in making elites fabulously rich but alienated much of the population.
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Now, let me caveat that, which I think the economy is doing fabulously well.
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A Google Image search reveals a pleasing rainbow spectrum of fabulously attired, confident women.
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Even the most brilliant, visionary, fabulously talented people achieve their success through collective effort.
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Okay, I'm not fabulously wealthy, nor do I meet regularly with heads of state.
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Often, unless you're fabulously wealthy, your band will share this space with other bands.
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Of course, he ended up being fabulously successful (and he also became an alcoholic).
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Atop it, G-Eazy is fabulously filthy and Yung Miami is petulant and raw.
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He's fabulously wealthy and enormously respected, thanks to a brilliant career as a TV writer.
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"We're thrilled to have all 21 teams, the sport's been growing fabulously," said the American.
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Not only are their workers fabulously paid, but they are showered with perks as well.
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It is fabulously over the top in the most perfectly Donald Trump type of way.
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He was fabulously popular, even though the Russian economy was once again in a slump.
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The city of Dubai has emerged as a pre-eminent playground for the fabulously wealthy.
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Its merchants became fabulously wealthy, building some of the loveliest manors in the country's southwest.
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The sulkiness belied a fabulously sharp collection, brilliantly produced by Ms Eilish's brother, Finneas O'Connell.
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Somehow, it came out fabulously, and she's worn the dress to two school art shows.
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It was equally painful this week when Kate Spade, the fabulously successful clothing designer committed suicide.
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Each year, hundreds of exhibitors from around the world sell and display fabulously diverse print projects.
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Second, that even middle-class people in the rich world are fabulously rich by global standards.
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Of all the parties, it's probably Crew Love that attracts the most colorful and fabulously adorned.
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Like a prince playing commoner, he hasn't told Rachel he comes from a fabulously rich family.
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She snagged a brainy, sexy, fabulously successful beau despite being neither "bosomy" nor brilliant, she added.
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Even at their lowest point, the Bad Moms are all fabulously gorgeous, as are their mothers.
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"He pitched fabulously," Warren Buffett said Tuesday morning in a telephone interview from his Omaha office.
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For the fabulously talented Underwood it appears that fear is real at the age of 35.
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Acton and Koum became fabulously wealthy by selling out their values and selling out their users.
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Their garments — often cunningly tattered or fabulously deconstructed — weren't always wearable, but were impossible to disregard.
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"This fabulously luxurious floating villa is the perfect romantic getaway," the owners wrote on their listing.
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Dunham responded by bragging about how much money she, a fabulously rich person, had donated to Democrats.
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That's simply what happens when a big Hollywood production casts two fabulously attractive people of opposite genders.
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Immensely intense and fabulously feminist, Cam is the perfect watch when you want something closer to horror.
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"Portrait of Urs Lüthi" (1970) captures its artist-subject in a fabulously patterned blazer and dark sunglasses.
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Or comment on how Amal Clooney and Queen Elizabeth II fabulously matched in their neon-colored ensembles.
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Continue deciphering these fabulously different kinds of clues and look things up if you don't know them.
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Why save for retirement now when I would surely be fabulously wealthy by the time I retired?
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Traffic is one of the few problems that fabulously wealthy people can't buy their way out of.
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Both online efforts use taglines — "Live fabulously, not fabulously broke," for Debt Free Guys, and Frügayity's "The key to a frugal but fabulous life" — that allude to the stereotype that LGBTQ people, and gay men, in particular, like to live large, or at least look like they are.
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His career spanned many console generations, starting with the troubled GameCube and ending with the fabulously successful Switch.
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You should, actually, and create a fabulously exclusive and expensive nightclub for those that live on either side.
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LG: Dami Lee, who is a fabulously talented comic artist who also happens to work at The Verge.
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Put on your (fake) mink stole and pearls, or don your tux — look fabulously wealthy, or just fabulous.
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This is not a plan that has worked fabulously elsewhere, but you can't blame a town for trying.
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Nazarbayev is also fabulously wealthy in a country where per capita GDP is just over $8,000 a year.
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It worked fabulously well for many purposes, but it also came back to bite them at different times.
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This is why I am excited to tell this story and to collaborate with Elisabeth, a fabulously talented actor.
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One argument is that you could one day sell and be fabulously wealthy, which, okay, I don't know. Maybe.
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FullMoonFoodTruck's fabulously greasy, shockingly authentic Philly-style cheesesteaks prove so popular with revelers that they sell out almost immediately.
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And while this comic does amazing things for normalizing all different body types, it's also a fabulously fun read.
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The first place he should look for new revenue streams was among his fabulously wealthy oligarch cronies, opponents said.
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When New York Fashion Week kicks off today, the catwalks of Manhattan will be filled with fabulously unaffordable outfits.
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A new company is giving the fabulously rich something new to lust after: an eight-day trip to space.
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So his objective really was to lead the company and our clients through the crisis which he did fabulously.
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"By and large it's been a fabulously fortunate thing for me to get exposed to those people," he said.
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Meanwhile, Washington has compensated Pakistan fabulously in return for Pakistani airspace, both in CSF funds and in military assistance.
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But, in true Lady Gaga fashion, they're not just any regular old sweatpants — they're fabulously trendy tie-dye sweatpants, duh.
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Even so, it starts off silkily, with the driver's body getting only a gentle push into the fabulously comfortable seats.
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Check out the fabulously functionally styled clients form Riverside Rehabilitation below and the Parsons fellows that made their looks happen.
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All in all it's a fabulously interesting mission and one that JAXA, Japan's NASA equivalent, is uniquely qualified to run.
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Kathryn Hunter stars as the fabulously rich Greek who understands the corrupting value of money only after she loses it.
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He has also allowed Mr. Mubarak's closest allies, many fabulously wealthy through nepotism and corruption, to return to civilian life.
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One man's rhythmic isolations of alternate shoulders are fabulously huge — and cause his colleagues to grin from ear to ear.
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Long gone are the days when the news business was fabulously lucrative, the kind of sector that turned families into dynasties.
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The fabulously-bearded Spaniard then took Watford to their highest league finish since 1987, and so obviously he too has gone.
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The 31-year-old is the first to admit that she wasn't always as fabulously put-together as she is now.
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LONDON — Fabulously kooky, unabashedly awkward and funny AF; British films and TV shows hold a place in all of our hearts.
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Last night, the singer posted a string of photos on Instagram working out in a fabulously Mariah fishnet-and-leotard getup.
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"People have latched on to my look because I've never changed it," she said in a fabulously matter-of-fact way.
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Technically speaking, the smooth-talking, fabulously bald star of the Hitman series is as lethal as you want him to be.
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Fabulously expressive faces and bodies — Jeanne Moreau and Molly Ringwald, Gena Rowlands and Mary Pickford — drift and writhe across the screen.
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Clearly, Apple does know how to tell its users the battery on their fabulously expensive device is dying, or even ill.
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He just wishes the man weren't Laird (James Franco), a fabulously rich but clearly deranged internet genius with no social filter.
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It took police about 3 hours to clear all the fabulously dressed guests -- chicks in high heels move very slowly downhill.
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The group Ms. Lau led had signed up for a tour of the less glamorous underbelly of this fabulously wealthy city.
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An oligarch, made fabulously wealthy through the privatization of state assets, breaks ranks, becoming a critic of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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And she slipped in one last fashion observation to her mother, who never dressed quite as fabulously as Julianna would have liked.
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And while those who climb the corporate ladder are fabulously rewarded, the punishment for those who fail or transgress is equally ruthless.
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And, afterward, everyone who told their story lined up behind a fabulously rainbow-painted closet door and danced their way through it.
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Now fabulously rich, Charles handed over big donations to smooth Jared's way into Harvard (with the help of two United States senators).
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And it turns out living a life as fabulously fashionable as Erika's will only set you back a mere $40,000 — a month.
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Known, accurately, as "The Internet's most fabulously fierce makeup guru," Rock rose to fame with his breakout "How to Contour" video series.
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Never fabulously profitable, the company reported a record loss in 2015, while earnings and sales declined in the first quarter of 2016.
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Or how the KKK has been know to use baggies full of candy to persuade people to read their fabulously ignorant propaganda?
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Look — they seem to say — how fabulously these people look at the same time both peculiar and natural, self-contradictory and touching.
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Trump thinks he's a fabulously devious manager creating "great energy," with great ratings coming from his talent for theatrical twists and turns.
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Montecito, a secluded community in Santa Barbara County of about 10,000 people, has long drawn the fabulously rich and the merely wealthy.
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Vincent, once a bartender at an upscale hotel, marries a fabulously wealthy Madoff-like man who is running a vast Ponzi scheme.
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The tech stocks that are doing fabulously here belong to companies like Apple that have huge cash hoards and are insanely profitable.
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A documentary film about him, called "Fabulously Fake: The Real Life of Kenneth Jay Lane," is expected to be released in 2018.
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By marrying his childhood fascination with fabulously unapologetic divas with his desire to sing, he developed his own drag avatar, named Rimi Heart.
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The results are fabulously abstract works that have mundane-yet-nonsensical titles like Colorful Salad, Train Cake, and Pizza Sitting on a Rock.
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Who knows better how to capture that perfect light and turn it into vicarious entertainment than those who live fabulously as a profession?
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Don't be surprised if Zootopia ends up becoming a kids' detective series, based on how fabulously these two go about working the case.
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"This is fabulously useful to this new world of bots," said Ben Brown, CEO of Howdy, which makes bots and bot-making tools.
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On Capitol Hill, she is often regarded as a glamorous anomaly: a Hawaiian action figure, fabulously out of place among her besuited colleagues.
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He slickly sets his makeup routine to pounding pop music, transforming from a regular dude into a sparkling vision of the fabulously strange.
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Here are five horror films written by, centred on, or directed by women coming out in 2019 that promise to be fabulously traumatizing.
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Over the years, Lesage has produced the fashion house's signature tweeds in fabulously intricate and colorful weaves of mousseline, wool, pearls and ribbon.
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To wit: A star (Reese Witherspoon) plays a would-be charmer (here called Alice) whose neuroses are as fabulously customized as her kitchen.
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"Over the next five years, Venezuela will be the best emerging-market story out there — this is a fabulously wealthy country," he said.
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God is like a rich, spoiled "only God," akin to an only child (a fabulously ironic identity for the God who invented monotheism).
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These big cats are fabulously observed, painted with Rubens's trademark pulse of blood beneath the skin and filled with individual personality and character.
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He isn't going to get fabulously rich, but his job is stable and rewarding: It's 40 hours a week, well paid, and intellectually challenging.
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When we do the big table-reads, Lana would often start by playing the music to us, and it sets the tone so fabulously.
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She's got way better things to do, like prance around the desert in a fabulously iconic leopard-print outfit with a matching hat box.
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This is possible only thanks to a fabulously munificent philanthropist, but it has played a big part in reversing the city's exodus of people.
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"We've got a rising retail tide that's lifting nearly all boats ... and the most incredible thing is that Amazon's doing fabulously, too," he said.
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This lack of representation can be directly linked to slave theme birthday parties of the fabulously wealthy and low self-esteem in underrepresented children.
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To go along with the new races, the update also adds 13 new cars to the game, including the fabulously named Vapid Trophy Truck.
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READ: Exclusive: First photos emerge of shadowy Manafort aide tied to Russian intelligence Their work in Ukraine together proved fabulously lucrative, while it lasted.
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But I did spend one fabulously ritzy week in a country that has no poverty and where 32% of the inhabitants are millionaires: Monaco.
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Our everyday lives have become so consumed by partisan politics that fabulously wealthy and powerful CEOs can become folk heroes for defying a president.
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On her wedding night, Grace (Samara Weaving) discovers that her new husband's fabulously wealthy family is much stranger and more sinister than she realized.
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The music is a collage (by Bruce Andrews) of pop-rock music; it kindles the energies of these three fabulously unorthodox and assertive dancers.
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In the fabulously '80s clip, Gadot's character is first seen chatting with Kristen Wiig's archaeologist Barbara Minerva, who later becomes the film's villain Cheetah.
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So that a few people can become even more fabulously wealthy and we can get cheap gas to fuel our shiny new monster trucks.
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Yes, currently Jonathan Van Ness has fabulous hair, a fabulously career as a budding ice skater, and a fabulous single life in the year 2019.
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So slow-roast that fabulously fatty hunk of pork butt for five or six hours, and when it's in its final stages, make the cavatelli.
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The software side of things is more or less taken care of by the fabulously well-documented and polished MagicMirror² project, created by Michael Teeuw.
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And refusing to release the documents suggests that Trump may indeed be hiding the fact that he is not as fabulously wealthy as he claims.
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Now, with traditional boxing (particularly the heavyweight variety) an increasingly niche sport (though still a fabulously lucrative one), UFC is poised to fill the void.
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In the new trailer for Kingsman: The Golden Circle — set fabulously to The Who's "My Generation" — Harry and Eggsy meet their American cousins, the Statesman.
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And when our shifts were over, there was Studio 54, at once exclusive and fabulously accessible, stopped in time and yet already fading into history.
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Bedtime Stories is no classic, but "Human Nature" is a fabulously unapologetic clapback to critics who slut-shamed her during the highly sexualized Erotica era.
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And without a doubt, many of these women will be on hand to see these shows, casually yet fabulously assembled (with just a little help).
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When Julián is riding the subway with his abuela, he sees three women fabulously dressed as mermaids, and he tells her he is one, too.
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A "fabulously wealthy" couple was "on the dysfunctional spectrum" themselves, tried to "adopt" Mr. Shkreli (not formally, Mr. Brafman clarified) and gave him religious advice.
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The fashion mogul, 33, wore a fabulously dramatic Marc Jacobs tulle gown to Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney's wedding in Newport, Rhode Island on Saturday.
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Where "Ugly Cherries" could be lonesome and searching, "Pageant" is fabulously defiant, a barbaric yawp sounded from the borderlands of gender expression and evolving sexuality.
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Because, over the decades, we've gradually given up our autonomy, step by step, allowing ourselves to be transformed into A.I.'s docile, fabulously pampered pets.
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"Smithereens" tells a Taxi Driver-esque tale of a car service driver named Chris — Andrew Scott playing a typically manic role, and doing it fabulously.
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The Tyrells became fabulously rich, but older families like the Lannisters always resented them for being "up-jumped stewards" without any true ties to royal blood.
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The Kochs, Ms. Mayer is careful to remind us, are only one of several fabulously wealthy families that have tried to move America to the right.
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And now Kmart had decided to honor that statistic in a new way, henceforth re-labeling all of their "plus-size" collections as "fabulously sized" instead.
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Britney Spears went on a hiking date with her boyfriend Sam Asghari recently, and she shared an adorable photo of the fabulously fit couple on Instagram.
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The president keeps chanting an all-in-it-together mantra, but the calls for austerity by this head of a fabulously wealthy clan may wear thin.
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His career shows how abusing women hardly prevents some men from becoming fabulously wealthy and celebrated businessmen in male-dominated domains like Hollywood, restaurants and sports.
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Many were fabulously dressed, such as a man outfitted like Liberace, but Brian Day, 77, said he preferred to wear his "new trackie-daks," or sweatpants.
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In Carmen Maria Machado's fabulously strange short story "The Husband Stitch," the narrator delivers a series of parenthetical instructions that, increasingly, threaten to abuse this power.
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Under King Bhumibol, the royal family of Thailand has become fabulously rich by cultivating an appearance of frugality and making wealth seem immaterial — or rather, divine.
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Nate 'n Al, opened in 26.50, is still slinging slabs of fatty pastrami ($5.508 for a half sandwich; $27 for full) in a fabulously retro environment.
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The divas and cavaliers of this all-male troupe are — as they present themselves to us in performance — fabulously stupid, artificial, hammy, clichéd, superficial, dated, monstrous.
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He was a social-climbing gentleman who lived for a time as Manhattan's most famous, fabulously rich bachelor in a 20193-room penthouse on Park Avenue.
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I do think that not only our businesses but American business generally will be doing fabulously better 2391608 years from now or 20 years from now.
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She helped popularize the romantic look in the early '80s, the fabulously glamorous 'Dynasty' look in the late '80s, and the sleek silhouettes of the '90s.
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Humans have been beautifying themselves with mica since the 14th century, proving the adage that no society is ever too ancient to make themselves look fabulously tacky.
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Celebrating fabulously dressed women taking on traditional roles typically performed by men is clearly keeping with the feminist message we've seen Grazia Chiuri explore in previous collections.
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Messi had put them ahead in the 14th minute, with a fabulously taken goal but the Africans equalized through a Victor Moses penalty in the 51st minute.
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Not for long, in all likelihood; as with Jeffrey Epstein and other fabulously well-to-do assaulters, Weinstein can rig virtual criminal impunity in exchange for cash.
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Intel under Otellini was fabulously successful: Intel points out that it had more revenue during Otellini's 8-year tenure than in its previous 45 years put together.
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In that way, the new Shirkers is a kind of punk feminist project — a deeply personal, fabulously engrossing, visually assured bit of first-person creative nonfiction filmmaking.
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During a presidency obsessed with shows of wealth and power (see: Trump's gaudy design sensibility, Manafort's lavish clothing collection), a fabulously expensive Birkin bag fits right in.
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Well, this was Mr. Maier's answer: as you venture forth into the big city from the safe haven of a fabulously decorated home to make your mark.
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Andrea Orcel is Europe's most famous investment banker, a suave, brash and fabulously wealthy dealmaker who counts many of the Continent's chief executives as his longtime clients.
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The model Luka Sabbat was wearing a fabulously embroidered H&M coat that practically screamed "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," but he didn't catch the reference.
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Its real estate has become unaffordable, thanks to fabulously wealthy second-home owners who've hoovered up every building or apartment with a winged lion on its door.
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The saga chronicles the decidedly NSFW sexual exploits of the young, shy and beautiful Anastasia Steele and her mysterious, seductive and fabulously wealthy older boyfriend, Christian Grey.
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And it turned out to be one of those fabulously easy, surfing-the-day jobs, everyone riding on this wave of semistardom and recognition for the models.
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I first bought "it," (genderless now as I get into my tale), as a fabulously green way of driving into The City every day from my countryside home.
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He became fabulously wealthy (think penthouse, helicopter, yacht, private plane) in the real estate boom of the '21980s, then nearly lost it all when the boom went bust.
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" At the same time, "new planetary scale systems of commerce and information exchange led to immense improvements in choices and accelerating innovations which made some people fabulously rich.
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Deciding not to pass a budget at all would be fabulously irresponsible at a time when we so desperately need a plan to help bring the debt down.
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Some of them objected to the package; some objected to the company's stance on unions; and some objected to the fact that the company's founder is fabulously rich.
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Even Roy Jones Jr., the fabulously-athletic sharpshooter, should have retired for good when he won a heavyweight world title having begun his career as a junior middleweight.
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But what we love most about Katie's Hoka One One sneakers is that, not only are they fabulously comfy and great for walking, but they're also super stylish.
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"It's just the time when it feels like all is going fabulously that we make mistakes, we overreact, we overborrow," says Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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One example is the 2012 cotton blanket from the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitoned — from pale to intense.
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Watching the first three nights of the company's five-week season — it opened on Wednesday, with a gala — reminded me just how fabulously individual the dancers all are.
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One example is the 2708 cotton blanket by the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitone — from pale to intense.
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"It's fabulously eclectic," she says of the space, which has been meticulously reconstructed and turned into a private museum by the curator Fulvio Ferrari and his son Napoleone.
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One example is the 2012 cotton blanket by the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitone — from pale to intense.
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The occasional clever nods to the source material, however, don't compensate for the ungainly writing, ho-hum characters and uneven performances, albeit under an assortment of fabulously garish outfits.
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Later, she faces off against Kwan's Yu-Rang in a fabulously chic striped turtleneck/beret combo, and Robbie-as-Tate smiles ecstatically while the audience cheers for her character.
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In Venezuela's pastiche of the Cuban revolution, installed by the late Hugo Chávez, another Che fan, the masses have been impoverished while insiders have become fabulously and corruptly rich.
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Louise Linton, the actress/wife of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, went full-on Marie Antoinette, essentially telling people who don't dress as fabulously as her that they're pathetic losers.
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Consciously or not, Mr. Guadagnino makes a more convincing political case when he just lets his characters meander and do what they do best, which is living idly, fabulously.
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Between Morris' movie critic background and Wortham's observant perspective, the two blend together in a fabulously queer, POC gabfest that was just what the dark times of 2018 needed.
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But as the festivities concluded at the fabulously named Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve around the corner, pop's most recent voluminous chapter also drew to its final close.
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It was fabulously shot as well, and I really loved that they managed to make Cleganebowl, of all things, look absolutely beautiful in the middle of all the carnage.
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His 2013 book tells the story of a Chinese-American woman who travels with her boyfriend to Singapore, where she meets his family and learns they are fabulously rich.
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And many of the victims were particularly vulnerable or impoverished when they met a fabulously wealthy and powerful Epstein, according to a November 2018 investigation by the Miami Herald.
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An increasing government role in the economy has led to charges of cronyism and corruption, with critics complaining of insiders becoming fabulously wealthy on government contracts and sweetheart deals.
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After a farmer's market on a parkway we had lunch at one of those architectural gems: the fabulously grand, newly opened Hotel Henry, which was once an mental hospital.
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What Rachel doesn't know is that Nick comes from a fabulously wealthy family, a thing she starts to realize when they're ushered to their private suite on the airplane.
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Being five metres from a stonefish is a banality (treading on one—where distance = 0 m —is not) but it's a fabulously trivial distance to be from a black rhino.
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That's why we're mesmerized by this video shared by Teen Vogue, where makeup artist Katie Butt coats the entire surface area of her face and neck in fabulously sparkly colors.
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The way she remembers it, Jack Kent Cooke, the frenetic and fabulously wealthy owner of the Washington Redskins, called Fleiss and said he had someone he wanted her to meet.
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While we're sure that her dress, venue and decorations will be fabulously over-the-top, we want to ensure that Carey also pays attention to one vital detail: the music.
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Next up, socialize with intention; staying updated only on people you know well and regularly interact with can ward off that sinking feeling that everyone but you is living fabulously.
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Metz took to Instagram to reveal that she was body-shamed for her choice of outfit, and thanked fans who supported her decision to dress as fabulously as she wanted.
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Today Apple is the world's most valuable public company, but during the period when Ive came aboard, the company was "losing fabulously large sums of money every quarter," he said.
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Fabulously wealthy but a newcomer to politics, Mr. Scott mandated random drug testing for state workers in March 2011, and was pushing the legislature to require it for welfare recipients.
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If you could be the world's biggest video search engine, that would be pretty good because the last time a company became the search engine it worked out pretty fabulously.
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She is fabulously wealthy, but to put a number on her wealth, the I.R.S. would have to also estimate the present value of her songs and their possible future royalties.
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Eilish first surfaced with her fabulously titled Don't Smile at Me EP (2017), which included the lead single "Ocean Eyes," a slowly exhaled puff of air lined with pop surfaces.
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To be fair, she's been famous and fabulously wealthy since birth (and is also the sole heir to her father's estate) and doesn't need to make a living as an influencer.
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To keep us dancing all December as we count down to Tinseltown, we've assembled a playlist of 20 fabulously festive tracks — both covers and originals — from Ariana, Gaga, Britney, and more.
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These bright, connected, fabulously advantaged opinion leaders didn't think much of the fact that the diversity of their community did not take into account the Big Red Middle of our nation.
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They might be from Seattle, but they look very Dancerteria-era NYC, and fabulously inked up lead singer Shannon Perry spends her time tattooing others when she's not fronting the band.
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The easy silhouette is perhaps the most convincing example of the innerwear-as-outerwear trend, too, which celebrities like Rihanna and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley have brought — fabulously — to the party circuit.
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The car drives fabulously for some 50 miles or so, but we're passing through small villages swelled with Saturday traffic, and all the frequent stops are putting a strain on it.
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"On the other hand, Yum Brands is doing fabulously in the rest of the world with a possible turn at Pizza Hut ... and steady numbers from surprising Taco Bell," he said.
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How Westbury House came to be topped by a British stone so alien to America is a trans-Atlantic tale of successes and failures, of fabulously wealthy heirs and hardworking laborers.
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Medieval invention from all points of the compass generated echoes in the area, with such hybrid effects as Christian symbolism engraved on a dagger-scabbard in a fabulously intricate Arab style.
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The whole 17th-century construction radiates from an Egyptian obelisk and was designed to be fabulously symmetrical, surrounding visitors like an embrace from St. Peter's Basilica, on the plaza's western side.
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From Facebook to Google, these leaders often receive special kinds of voting stock that let them sell shares to the public — and become fabulously wealthy — while retaining power over their firms.
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IT EMERGED on July 2nd that Hollywood may make "The King of Oil", a film about Marc Rich, an American-Swiss commodities trader who became a fabulously rich fugitive from American justice.
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She notes that the inspiration her students drew from "Black Panther"—a blockbuster film set in the fictional and fabulously wealthy country of Wakanda—can also be unearthed by studying Mansa Musa.
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And, judging by the trailer that was released on Thursday, the women — and their fabulously absurd orange-red wigs — are going to give the Academy a run for its money come 2019.
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We finally discovered what happened to our beloved Nan, Cordelia burned the bridge with Papa Legba, the coven held a fabulously fashionable triple execution, and Coco St. Pierre Vanderbilt was shockingly useful.
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Peaches has just dropped the video for her song "Vaginoplasty" off her latest LP The Rub and as you might imagine from the boundary pushing electro-upstart, it's a fabulously lewd affair.
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If that headline means anything at all to you, you will probably fall in love with the fabulously named Ducky Pocket just like I did today on the Computex Taipei show floor.
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But Kristin Cavallari, who played the resident villain on Laguna Beach, the 2004 reality show about the fabulously dramatic lives of Orange County teenagers, had her awkward teen years caught on camera.
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When you put a bite of the fabulously savory fatty, juicy result in your mouth, you will be transported to the porky equivalent of Shangri-La We suggest you get to brining.
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"Everything was represented in the Underground," Ball said, citing the fabulously outlandish decor of Atlanta institution Dante's Down the Hatch, which included a full-sized Spanish galleon, complete with water and alligators.
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By the time Brazil declared independence, in 1822, the caste system had hardened along clear lines — the white elite was fabulously wealthy, while the darker-skinned slaves and laborers were deeply impoverished.
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When Fareeda re-appears during the final 10 minutes of the film, fabulously dancing alone at the homecoming dance in an enviable fringed and sparkly frock, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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" Piazza S. Marco, 4 — D.F. Mandarin Oriental "The Mandarin here opened two years ago, and has a fabulously relaxing, low-lit lap pool and spa with steam, sauna and color-therapy shower.
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Throughout Shadow Network, Nelson paints an utterly damning portrait of the rise of the modern right, of ostensibly Christian political activists partnering with fabulously wealthy industrialists to effectively take over the country.
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"A fabulously sleek Fouquet bracelet deserves the same attention as a great painting," he said in a recent telephone interview after his company's annual participation in the Tefaf New York Fall fair.
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Yuja wore this fabulously gorgeous costume at the third concert—which had the electricity of the first one—and felt comfortable and happy in its defiant sexiness and her feeling of nakedness.
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By the time Brazil declared independence in 1822, the caste system had hardened along clear lines — the white elite was fabulously wealthy, while the darker-skinned slaves and laborers were deeply impoverished.
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More generally, there is a tension between western countries' tendency to see the kingdom as a fabulously rich customer and its current need to reduce foreign spending following the slump in oil prices.
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The other thing to keep in mind here is when you look at income growth from 1988 to 2011 by decile, the richest people in the world have gotten fabulously rich off globalization.
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To help you choose, we've picked out seven of our favorite black-and-white polka dot print dresses that are perfect for channeling these stylish stars and starting off spring looking fabulously chic.
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Creating a "Millie" that overcomes shifting attitudes must still be possible, but the Engeman production, under Drew Humphrey's direction, never gets as fabulously funny as it needs to, though it is largely enjoyable.
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And he happily departs from tango vocabulary on occasion: There's a thunderous sequence in which the dancers — in two concentric circles, one moving clockwise, the other counterclockwise — do fabulously weighted but fast jumps.
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In one duet, she turns and moves in Mr. Angle's arms with fabulously fluent length of phrase; but walking — prosaic walking without airs or graces — is also a prominent part of the vocabulary.
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"Here's the bottom line: the big international casino stocks have been selling off because of their China exposure, but fortunately, we've got domestic alternatives that are doing fabulously," the "Mad Money" host said.
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IF YOU HAVE THAT COMBINATION, AS BRIAN DOMITROVIC AND I WROTE IN OUR BOOK, JFK AND THE REAGAN REVOLUTION, WHEN THAT MODEL HAS BEEN TRIED UNDER JFK AND UNDER REAGAN, IT'S WORKED FABULOUSLY.
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Capes and robes, jerkins and tabards, skirts and kilts, chemises and corsets, dresses and gowns, in fabulously opulent textiles like chenille, velvet, satin and silk, are all crammed in the period clothing rack.
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The flashy, fabulously unfiltered diva, 20143, made waves with her performance—and oversized gown—at this year's VMAs, but many don't know much about this musical force that exploded from seemly out of nowhere.
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In 1894, George du Maurier published "Trilby," a fabulously successful novel that centers first on the fresh sensuality of the eponymous heroine/victim, then on her manipulation and downfall at the hands of Svengali.
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"In the end, I think there are going to be multiple ways to treat male pattern baldness, and some will work fabulously well in some people and not so well in others," Cotsarelis said.
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In Luanda, the fabulously expensive coastal capital, rumours fly that another of the ex-president's children, José Filomeno dos Santos, the head of the $5bn sovereign-wealth fund, will be next for the chop.
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Oh, also, Sundance has a new season of its fabulously frenetic German series Deutschland 211, and Netflix has imported the British series Bodyguard, the biggest drama hit the BBC has aired in ages. Amazing!
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His legal limbo continues even as many of his former allies, men who grew fabulously rich during his three decades of rule, are quietly cutting deals with the government to overturn their own convictions.
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"It's a fabulously interesting marketplace because (it has) a widening middle class, widening access to education and widening access to connectivity, so the pace of change in India is truly transformational," he told CNBC.
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This was back in the mid-1990s, and we were both just breaking through in our careers — she, admittedly, a bit more fabulously as an Academy Award nominee, while I was writing newspaper articles.
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This one takes another tack entirely, focusing on a woman named Cecilia (a splendid Elisabeth Moss) who is desperate to escape the clutches of her fabulously wealthy and abusive husband Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen).
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When "Divorce" begins airing on HBO, it will be joining a network that has made a success of "Veep," the fabulously abrasive comedy by Armando Iannucci, the Scottish writer who co-created Alan Partridge.
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But if he's talking about investing in the future of civilization, he and every other fabulously wealthy person has an accompanying obligation to be methodical and evidence-based — to do better at doing good.
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"Her legacy is going to be twofold: One is that she was a fabulously successful chair of the Fed for four years, and two is the disappointment that she didn't get reappointed," Blinder said.
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Yet a handful of the 3,000 or so apps I have tested over the years have true staying power, changing over time but remaining either fabulously useful, well designed or the best in class.
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But now, we have a treat for the ears: Disney has released an audio clip of our fabulously feminist Belle, Emma Watson, singing "Something There" from the upcoming live-action remake of Beauty & the Beast.
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While Fallon did a great job of focusing on Monáe's two eyes during the show's interview portion, we couldn't stop staring at her fabulously whimsical, totally on-brand, and campy-in-the-best-way hairstyle.
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The fabulously wealthy and influential tech industry has become one of the world's premier power centers, and people (correctly) suspect tech is now more likely to reify this new hierarchy than disrupt or undercut it.
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By the time I started watching, Carrie's cocktails and banter and cigarettes were field guides to a life I knew I wanted — being a writer, living in New York, dressing fabulously — but hadn't ever seen.
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There's some fabulously cliché dialogue (try to get through the scene of Angel and his father without predicting every millisecond) and gratuitous murder of characters we love, but it all worked out eight years later.
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Photographs renders each narrative as an always-transforming diorama (created by the fabulously talented artist, Octavi Navarro), rewarding your forward progress — specifically, solved puzzles — with changing scenes and the smallest handful of words and voiceover.
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University of California, Los Angeles, women's gymnastics team member Sophina DeJesus owned the auditorium this weekend with her fabulously spunky, hip-hop infused floor routine that has been viewed over one million times on YouTube.
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That shouldn't be the case, especially as the administration moves forward on a massive tax cut for the wealthy that just so happens to be enormously beneficial to the fabulously wealthy people in Trump's cabinet.
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I remember feeling at home among its eccentric residents and fabulously gawdy-colored shoe box cottages, many now spray-painted with the cross-shaped search symbols used by rescue and relief agencies in Katrina's aftermath.
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The United States indictment is among the clearest documents yet in stating outright that Yevgeny V. Prigozhin, a businessman grown fabulously wealthy off government contracts, controls the agency despite denials from him and the Kremlin.
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You see, if Mr. Mueller's entire investigation was nothing but the continuation of a fabulously intricate conspiracy theory meant to undermine America's democratic sovereignty, then Mr. Trump had to obstruct it to defend the republic.
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In one of the speeches prior to the runway show, the speaker, a fabulously dressed public relations veteran, used the phrase "grand dame of DC" to honor one guest who was sitting next to Mrs.
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"The PEOTUS owned and controlled (now his Organization and children) fabulously run, beautiful and highly qualified properties that definitely are well deserving of the recognition provided by The American Academy of Hospitality Sciences," he told CNN.
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His 5% stake made him fabulously wealthy, and a great collector of art at his Parisian residence, though Mr Conlin presents him as a man driven more by the thrill of commerce itself than by Mammon.
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This recipe from Louis Tikaram is loaded with flavor from Thai herbs and spices—Thai chilies, lemongrass, makrut lime, cilantro, garlic, turmeric, and galangal—and has garlic, shallots, and white pepper in its fabulously crunchy breading.
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"Creep" by Radiohead You run an online marketplace for drugs on the dark web and are fabulously wealthy but would trade it all if the barista you have a crush on would just return eye contact.
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Many of the products are years away from a spot in your living room unless you are a fabulously wealthy early-adopter, but they give a peek into what we'll be binging on in the future.
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In response to the frenzied coverage of who would and would not be performing at his inauguration, Trump and his team pushed two opposing narratives: first, that his inauguration would in fact be fabulously star-studded.
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JD: "Behave" by Robert Sapolsky, a Stanford professor who has written just a fabulously fascinating book on why human beings do so good and so bad and what the underpinnings are from hormones, from genes, etc.
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The pair seemed to get along fabulously, which stood out to other attendees given the overall distrust between the two teams and the fact that Perry had once proposed getting rid of the Energy Department altogether.
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"I never hated a man enough to give him his diamonds back," is the relevant quotation here, but you can pretty much pick your favorite of Gabor's fabulously louche statements on divorce and you'll get the idea.
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Even the Jetsons, the fabulously futuristic cartoon characters from the early 1960s, struggled with their digital devices, as automatic bed ejectors, digital breakfast makers and robotic toothbrushes caused more chaos than convenience in the cartoon's first episode.
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" Aside from showcasing the Queens as two fabulously talented black female comics, it lets them "pass the mic over to other people who can tell their own stories, and create something they're really proud of with us.
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The first time we meet Nick's cousin Astrid (Gemma Chan who, sadly for fans of the book, isn't given much to do here except look fabulously glam) she's spending millions on rare gemstone earrings on a whim.
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For the most part, TV cops, lawyers, bureaucrats and doctors inhabit the same kinds of toothsome residences and wear the same exquisitely tailored clothes, all showing off how fabulously art directors and costume designers earn a paycheck.
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I think in particular in the tech space, there's been a number of founder-CEOs who have not just been fabulously successful, but have also been successful rapidly, and in a context that is familiar to people.
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Maybe. But they're part of an old, reliable one, too — even outside tech, it isn't exactly a surprise to learn that the some of the fabulously wealthy might spend their money in ways that we find deeply objectionable.
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Built into a wall and elevated above the crowd, the neon-lit, fabulously plastic cubicle is occupied every night of the week, with dancers performing in front of tourists, regulars, and a sea of phones documenting every pose.
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She isn't chucking bodies from a catapult, but there's still a sense that human life is a form of utility or currency, presided over by a fabulously wealthy person who has the privilege to consider the bigger picture.
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"WORD WATCHING," by British comedian ALEX HORNE, looks like a fabulously funny exploration of wordplay and it's no secret that I use the acrostic to decide which books to read more often than I use the Book Review.
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But long before the Zurbarán revival, Richard Trevor, a progressive and fabulously wealthy English bishop, acquired nearly the full set of biblical portraits, which had somehow turned up in a London auction house in the mid-18th century.
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Or until someone like Elon Musk, made fabulously wealthy when PayPal was acquired by eBay in 2002, muscles his way back into your consciousness by, for example, launching rockets into space or burrowing tunnels under major American cities.
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CreditCreditTara Walton for The New York Times After years of romances with a series of fabulously wealthy Nigerian boyfriends, the flamboyant Canadian sisters Jyoti and Kiran Matharoo needed somewhere to store the pricey spoils of their dating careers.
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FABULATION, OR THE RE-EDUCATION OF UNDINE A fabulously successful African-American publicist is forced to return to her roots in the projects of Brooklyn after being swindled by her husband in this 2004 comedy by Lynn Nottage.
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And eccentricity is wonderfully the point: These dances (especially the solos) disclose vital human essences in fabulously odd ways, as the body hungrily travels in opposing directions, the leg advancing while the torso arches back or vice versa.
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Whether season 3 of Big Little Lies is on its way has yet to be revealed, but for fans of author Liane Moriarty, another show full of secrets, deception, and fabulously dressed women is already on its way.
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Soon after the sweets first come to life, there's a fabulously intricate dance for four male Sugarplums, four male Marzipans and four Gingerbread Men in which the three groups move in different and overlapping rhythms, styles and patterns.
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Remember the Thin White Duke's legacy with trinkets that were just as unique as he was — from a simple pin brandished "Life on Mars" lyrics and an outrageous Ziggy Stardust body pillow to a fabulously understated Labyrinth poster.
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Act II travels from the nightmare darkness of the hospital — there are 12 cartoonlike nurses with syringes as big as their arms and a doctor with a fabulously outsize head — to the jubilant urban square of Praline's principality.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Researching this article, I quickly became aware of at least two dangerous myths: that Hawaii was a happy melting pot without any racism and that the aloha spirit meant everyone got along fabulously all the time.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Researching this article, I quickly became aware of at least two dangerous myths: that Hawaii was a happy melting pot without any racism and that the aloha spirit meant everyone got along fabulously all the time.
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It's now 2018, and I've been waiting nearly 17 years for my eyebrows to grow back fully after the ghastly pencil-thin brow debacle of the early '00s, fashioned fabulously by the likes of Christina Aguilera and Paris Hilton.
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" Scarborough said the heated rhetoric has been "driven in part" by social media, heated cable news, fake news and hate mongers "who actually make money and become fabulously wealthy creating conspiracy theories that paint the other side as evil.
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It's not the most esoteric of themes, especially given the title of the puzzle and the orientation of all of the theme entries, but it's fabulously executed and, hey, for some of us, may be hiding in plain sight.
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" Theroux possesses a fabulously nasty sense of humor, at its best when Jay is describing Mother's execrable cooking: "Everything Mother made looked like cat food, including the mittens she knitted, so her gifts were all a form of mockery.
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Companies tend to give their information away or meekly agree to "partnerships" like Facebook's, where the fabulously rich and influential company paid a pittance of money and attention so it could claim to be taking a stand against disinformation.
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His fabulously successful fund management made him a fortune of many billions – of which more than $30 billion have been donated, through his Open Society Foundations, to a range of causes, many of them in Eastern and Central Europe.
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And that's exactly why we're pumped to find out what they've got on deck next — a fabulously feminine collection by the British label Erdem, designed by Erdem Moralioglu, which is known for embroidered lace dresses, floral frocks and vibrantly colored coats.
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They are the raw material of knots, and knots are the embodiment of mathematical beauty; mathematical beauty is a fabulously useful tool for rational problem solving; and rational problem solving is, of course, the most powerful tool for changing the world.
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When considering that several of these women also headline movies with real Best Picture buzz behind them — a criminally rare occurrence for this category — it becomes fabulously clear that 2018 was a year of relative abundance for women in film.
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Charles Koch and his younger brother David are fabulously rich thanks to the success of Koch Industries, an oil, gas and commodities conglomerate based in Wichita, Kansas, that is America's second-biggest private company and employs more than 120,000 people.
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If there is a gayer ambience for enjoying a dessert, I'd like someone to challenge George's, spiced up with French phrases and colorful words (an excerpt provided by Smith): I mean, that's a pretty fabulously gay description of a dessert. 6.
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Kendall Jenner/Instagram The number one rule in Kardashian law is to never, ever miss a worthy opportunity to dress fabulously and/or extravagantly; rule number two is to make sure said extravagant outfits are properly documented on social media.
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In addition to making co-founder Elon Musk even more fabulously wealthy than he already is, the company's ballooning value has put it in the crosshairs of short sellers, investors who bet that the stock is headed for a fall.
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The romantic comedy, where the scion of a fabulously wealthy Singapore family brings home his not-so-rich Chinese-American economics professor girlfriend to attend his best friend's wedding and meet his disapproving parents, opened here Tuesday to packed audiences.
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The Soviet collapse in 1991 ushered in political and economic turmoil that enabled a select few to become fabulously rich while the majority of people struggled, bringing staggering inequality to a country that until recently could by definition have none.
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The Senegalese artist Omar Ba has a fabulously collaged painting with evocative figures at Galerie Templon (Booth 604, Pier 53), while the Ethiopian artist Merikokeb Berhanu at Addis Fine Art (Booth P13, Pier 94) is presenting moody, mostly-abstract canvases.
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The world's best players—many of them teenagers, all of them fabulously talented at four-wheeled footie—have converged in Amsterdam for this weekend's Rocket League Championship Series live finals, which are streaming right now and will crown a winner tomorrow.
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These took the form of fabulously contrasting block prints reminiscent of both Ed Roth, the Southern California hot-rod Picasso known as "Big Daddy," and John Baldessari, the artist whose intellectual deadpan seems most closely aligned with Ms. Prada's own.
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Fabulously chic and seductively sinister, Ms. Donohoe is actually a vampire priestess, prone to coldblooded hissy fits, sprouting fangs at will and spraying a venom that transports victims into a mad delirium of screaming nuns, rampaging serpents and bloody crucifixions.
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It tells of how the impoverished Louise falls into the orbit of the fabulously debauched Lavinia, who adopts her as an instant bestie and gives her clothes, a room, a complete makeover — everything but the keys to Lavinia's family manse.
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Set loose on Nina Peller's pop-glam set (a single-story, rotating house topped by a billboard announcing "The End"), nine exciting actors from the Kammerspiele's permanent company bring the story to contemporary life, fabulously attired in Annabelle Witt's eclectic costumes.
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My older son, Nick, was born in 1987, the year after that World Series title, and he still bears the scars of having come of baseball age in a city dominated by the fabulously powerful Yankees of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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"Zarrab's proposed bail conditions are an attempt to use his tremendous wealth to obscure the flight risk through a façade of security that is beyond the reach of all but a small subset of fabulously wealthy defendants," prosecutors wrote in court documents.
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Kris has built his career on heady competence, breaking and bleeding to become a functional NBA role player-wing, the kind of boring shit competence that makes you fabulously wealthy for the rest of your life without anyone really knowing who you are.
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Now, Donald Trump's cabinet contains an EPA administrator, Scott Pruitt, who has sued the agency he's been picked to lead, and a secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, whose company, ExxonMobil, has gotten fabulously wealthy thanks to policies championed and implemented by the right.
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You don't get to be as famous as Ru with out being entertain(t)ing AF. Whether he's dropping puns, attributing fake quotes to historic peeps or just being his fabulously witty self, his Twitter feed is a window on his comedic genius.
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Groaning tanpura, plucked bass, radiant keyboard chords, and a fabulously bright, chiming, distorted electric guitar hook interlock to produce shiny musical fireworks with lurid color patterns while Lennon, sprawled out in a boat, drifts lazily down a river, describing the surreal scenery.
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They said nothing or cheered as fabulously wealthy women—philanthropist Cheryl Saban, Pritzker Group billionaire Mary Kathryn Pritzker, philanthropist Laure Woods, medical device mogul Patricia Stryker, Walmart heiress Alice Walton, the list goes on—and their families poured millions into Democratic coffers.
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It has been a surprise, though not an unwelcome one, to find that this season, an unexpected one joins their ranks: the fabulously eccentric fashion writer Lynn Yaeger, who watched her own avatars on the march from her place in the stands.
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A bipedal robot from Agility Robotics lab at Oregon State University, Cassie might someday waltz into burning building in place of firefighters or strut fabulously into the rubble of a disaster zone, going where our fleshy human bodies are too fragile to go.
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Because Dolce and Gabbana themselves are so fabulously wealthy that they are free from the burden of pleasing investors, they can continue posting rude comments about celebrities and saying politically incorrect things to journalists with fewer consequences to their business than others.
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Fabulously dressed — in Alaïa, Alexander McQueen and an array of Philip Treacy hats — she is also surprisingly girlish as she reveals to Jean-Paul Goude, her former husband, that he is the only man who can make her go weak at the knees.
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If true relaxation is what you're after, spring for a suite at the fabulously luxurious hotel spa, where dual massage beds, more gorgeous views, and deep soaking tubs combine for a one-of-a-kind experience befitting the leader of the free world.
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The Mercer girls were raised middle class in suburban Westchester County, New York, before Robert Mercer, who goes by Bob, became fabulously wealthy while working at — then eventually becoming co-CEO of — Renaissance Technologies, one of the world's most successful hedge funds.
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Verstappen continued to perform fabulously, and at the rainy Brazilian Grand Prix in November, he went to third position from 16th in the final 16 laps, a performance that many have called one of the greatest drives since the series began in 19833.
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Classics like an Art Deco silver set by Philippe Woolfers, an S-shaped chair from Verner Panton, and a red plastic Olivetti typewriter by Ettore Sottsass shine alongside fabulously freaky items like Shiro Kuramata's steel mesh love seat and Kraner's fishy fashions.
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So far, the VICELAND series F*ck, That's Delicious has taken us southeast to Miami, Atlanta, and Washington, DC for Southern barbecue and spicy ceviche, then up and away to Washington and Oregon for super-fresh salmon, grass-fed lamb, and other fabulously dank fare.
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"This is the bearing of fruit after proper support for the filmmaking community over a number of years but it's such a fabulously fragile business that we could lose all the gains," director Lenny Abrahamson, nominated for the first time for "Room", told Reuters.
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THE SHAPE OF WATER Guillermo del Toro directs this fabulously well-appointed Cold War-era fantasy about a mute janitorial worker (Sally Hawkins) at a government lab who sees the compassion in a humanoid aquatic creature (Doug Jones) others want to study or kill.
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The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow shipping lane between Iran and Oman named after the fabulously wealthy ancient kingdom of Ormus, has fascinated oil traders since the Iranian revolution in 1979.
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Directed with admirable clarity by Stephen Brackett, with fabulously inventive choreography by Raja Feather Kelly, "A Strange Loop" is a self-portrait in an endless hall of mirrors that dares to forbid closure, escape or redemption to the artistically thwarted being at its center.
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LONDON — Qatar restored full diplomatic relations with Iran on Thursday, the latest volley in an 11-week-old geopolitical feud that has set the tiny yet fabulously wealthy Persian Gulf nation against its neighbors and rattled a previously placid part of the Middle East.
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Ms. Coddington is well known to those in the fashion industry — and indeed many outside of it, thanks to a fabulously upstaging turn in the 2009 documentary "The September Issue" and the memoir, "Grace," that followed it — as one of the driving forces of Vogue.
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What I have is the best of what I'm likely to ever have, which is a jarring thing to admit to yourself in a culture that raises children on the myth that we can all be fabulously wealthy one day, if only we apply ourselves.
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This group, which represented private prison corporations for decades, is responsible for much of the legislation—such as mandatory minimums and 3 strikes—which have ballooned prison populations and made many of the industries tied to prisons fabulously rich, partially thanks to an expanded prison labor force.
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When the two embarked on their 2015 Suits & Boots tour, they proved they were kindred spirits at Halloween, with Eldredge dressing as Buddy in Elf and TR and his wife dressing as Woody and Jessie from Toy Story, and with their fabulously awful outfits at Christmas. 3.
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Chinese tycoons such as Jack Ma of Alibaba and Robin Li of Baidu, two internet giants, are becoming fabulously wealthy by learning how to serve a huge new market in much the same way that Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller did with steel and oil.
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And it was there that the crowd of celebrities, fabulously dressed upstarts and would-be art collectors traipsed up and down the stairs, through a warren of about 100 tiny art studios and makeshift bars, as performers on stilts and musicians milled about with accordions and guitars.
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Many of us grew up with Vanna White as a staple in our evening routine, tuning in at 7:30 to watch the all-American blonde bombshell turn the Wheel of Fortune puzzle board into her own personal runway in one fabulously glitzy gown after the next.
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Now they're fabulously wealthy, and the current patriarch Tony (Henry Czerny) and his wife Becky (Andie MacDowell) live in the sprawling estate, while their children Melanie (Melanie Scrofano), Daniel (Adam Brody), and Alex (Mark O'Brien) have moved on to lives, spouses, and children of their own.
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There's one ultra-ebullient sequence where no fewer than four concentric rings of dancers are all moving to, fro, in and out and around, while a ballerina at the center (the fabulously fearless Nathalia Arja) is bursting into the air in lifts like a champagne cork.
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I know plenty of women who have aged fabulously while swearing by Nivea Creme, and while there may be other factors at play there (older generations had a lot less exposure to pollution, for one), I'm not in the business of telling anyone their beauty choices are wrong.
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It's not a strategy that properly addresses the question of how to manage wealth, resources and opportunity in an increasingly digital (and divided) world — to ensure it's more equally and fairly distributed so that society as a whole benefits, rather than just a fabulously wealthy techno-elite getting richer.
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It would be equally enticing to let the book become a fairy tale, but while Raja fares better than virtually any real captive ape who is past his "best before" date, Schrefer presents the start of Raja's Chapter 2 as it is: realistic, gritty, dangerous, yet fabulously hopeful.
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First he leaves a sex toy lying in his car, then he fails to delete his web browser history.) After visiting her fabulously wealthy, recently divorced old admirer Steve Benjamin (Tim DeKay) and giving him a timely lecture on how politically engaged today's kids can be, she confronts Greg.
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But if I think I can buy something for potentially 10% cheaper, maybe more than that if I wait a week or a month, maybe that's what I'm sitting around-- WARREN BUFFETT: Well, if you think that then you gotta-- you're gonna get fabulously rich if you're right.
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Trump has merely expanded on that model -- offering himself as a savvy and fabulously wealthy business leader, spinning out the kind of loose, provocative and offensively entertaining talk that would fit right in on Stern's radio program, even after it moved to satellite radio where cursing and cruder content is allowed.
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Unsurprisingly, the image entwined with Guinness's sonics is a meticulously thought out, which is never more evident in the David LaChapelle-directed video for "Evening in Space" (below), which see the singer decked out in the most fabulously fantastical of outfits, moving through LaChapelle's art-pop world of hyper color surrealism.
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And the East Harlem painter Nitza Tufiño's fabulously trippy "Pareja Taína (Taíno Couple)" depicts a buoyant pair of bug-eyed figures, their features inspired by artifacts of the indigenous Taíno people of the Caribbean, using a thin mix of acrylic and charcoal that leaves them wavering like an underwater mirage.
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The palatable balance of sweet, salty, spicy and acidic flavors typical of Southeast Asian cuisine pairs fabulously with Gulf ingredients, many of which are smoked, grilled or coal-roasted over a barbecue pit out back, a feature reminiscent of that at Mr. Jacobs and Ms. Carney's pop-up restaurant, Sparklehorse Grill.
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McGlynn's first book, the fabulous (and fabulously titled) "I Have to Go Back to 1994 and Kill a Girl," proved that she belonged squarely in the Gurlesque, a loose group of female poets who — combining the burlesque and the grotesque — approach their femininity in a campy way, skewering gender stereotypes.
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Mr. Nazarbayev may no longer be "president," but among the titles conferred by a subservient Parliament on the only leader independent Kazakhstan has known is "father of the nation," a status that, among other things, grants him and his family (all fabulously wealthy) lifelong immunity from criminal and civil prosecution.
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You can delude yourself to an immense degree, and there are some people who are fabulously talented at the sales and the showmanship that go with the company so they can sort of paper over a bad product for longer than they should, but ultimately you cannot fool nature there.
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Before Tinsley Mortimer was a Real Housewife of New York City, she was a Real Gal About Town in N.Y.C. The socialite ran with a fabulously fashionable crowd and attended the swankiest events — from throwing charitable galas to attending star-studded soirées, Mortimer saw it all — including inside the famed Met Gala.
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Although the HBO adaptation of George R.R. Martin's story has never exactly dawdled, there was a bracing aspect to Sunday's episode that every scene conspicuously advanced the larger story -- or, in the case of Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) exacting vengeance for the Red Wedding, fabulously paid off something that had come before.
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Within a decade, the Supreme Court had ordered Standard Oil to be dismantled, though the bits into which it was broken were so valuable that "in the span of a few months at the end of 1911, Rockefeller went from being a very rich man to a fabulously wealthy one," Mr Doran writes.
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I wanted to make use of both, and to do this I provided a glossary of 10 fabulously expressive Scots words used today (bauchle, blether, dreich, fankle, gallus, mooch, pockle, slitter, wabbit, wheescht), but also spoke to the class about how they spoke and what regional phrases they had in their armory.
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As in many soap operas, the family at the center of this novel — the Zanes, who preside over a real-estate empire — are fabulously wealthy: so rich that they often celebrate family events in other countries in rented mansions, so powerful that the fate of people around the world can be decided over breakfast.
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Being from a distant foreign country where brunch is something that Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, Samantha and other wealthy socialites did every weekend, it appeared, from the outside, like a fabulously pleasant experience for the civilised classes that also used lunch as an adjective and defined their appointments by the time at which they occur.
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Thiel, a billionaire who has made much of his fortune designing software that analyzes big data, should know better than anyone that it is possible to get fabulously wealthy—or at least have a nice life—by positioning oneself to work for an information-based businesses that doesn't rely on geographic borders to be successful.
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Paolo Pasco returns with a fabulously twisty Friday crossword that is a lovely balance of both modern and standard entries, so if you are not familiar with the 1990s Nickelodeon star KEL Mitchell or even Queen's RADIO GAGA, there is enough in Mr. Pasco's grid to at least get you that all-important foothold.
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Chief among these is the prosperity myth, the idea that anyone in America can be rich and prosperous under the free market and anyone who is not fabulously wealthy is lazy or deficient; second comes the myth of the ideal American family, a working husband propped up by a loving wife who stays home with their 2.5 children.
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The commonly expressed notion before the inauguration, that Trump would herald an outpouring of fabulously angry protest music, was a deluded fantasy — musicians thrive when the culture thrives and retreat into bubbles when the culture nosedives, as demonstrated by the general lameness of the national indie-rock scene under George W. (to choose a random example).
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Yes, that ad, the one that featured Kendall Jenner teaching us that in order to make peace with riot police during curiously cheerful acts of civil disobedience, all one needs to do—or, at least, all a fabulously wealthy white supermodel needs to do—is offer the cops a smile and a refreshing can of Pepsi.
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The brewery's history of tone-deaf marketing spans from the homophobic (serving a beer called "Adam and Steve's Friends of Dorothy Fabulously Fruity Super Gay Beer" and offering to pour it in an "extra gay fancy glass with an umbrella") to the tasteless (crowdsourcing hookup stories via his email newsletter from his previous brewery, named Wet N' Reckless).
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But the decision, by the most prominent international body to rule on the dispute, struck a symbolic blow to the punishing trade and diplomatic embargo that the United Arab Emirates and its allies — Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain — have been pressing against Qatar for the past year in an effort to isolate the tiny and fabulously wealthy nation.
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Ms. Mearns's dancing, instinctively dramatic, had moments when you watched with your heart in your mouth (the strangely exposed pirouettes when the cavalier brakes her twirl by catching her wrist), others that seemed fabulously definitive (the rise-and-fall unsupported pirouettes in which her arms rise into a peak before she suddenly arches back with arms open).
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This publishing activity is linked with the bleary-eyed social life of grungy downtown New York through photographs by Fred W. McDarrah, including his 1959 shot of Ginsberg and Orlovsky at the Living Theatre — which had been founded in 1947 by Judith Malina and Julian Beck (who has some fabulously lush, semi-abstract paintings from the late '33s in the show).
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This extravagant self-indulgence by a fabulously rich family is nothing like the example your article cites of Bess Truman and her frequent visits to her home in Independence, Mo. REBA SHIMANSKY New York To the Editor: Eleanor Roosevelt, who the article said was "reported to have initially struggled with the role," deserves pride of place among reluctant first ladies.
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The PTA — which, in this film, is a painted as a sort of fascist regime run by a single mean girl mom, Gwendolyn (portrayed by the fabulously funny Christina Applegate), and her two harpies — is getting schooled on all the things that can't be a part of the upcoming bake sale (namely: sugar, gluten, GMOs, fun, etc.) when Amy finally decides that damn it, she's had enough.
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Not only will the department store be reformatting the language it uses to refer to this type of all-inclusive sizing, they've also made sure all of the women's apparel lines it carries feature a full run of sizes which will be featured in-store in sections specifically earmarked as "Fabulously Sized," and they've also eliminated the plus-size labeling from swimwear and undergarments.
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In just five quick words, this sentence converts the entire history of everything — the whole past — from its usual state of formless abstraction (an energy field, a tidal wave, a void) into something fabulously active and small: a kid on a toboggan, scraping and sliding behind you, bumping over little hills, cheeks red from the cold, pompom bouncing yarnily on top of a winter hat.
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Down the street, the Warehouse Artist Lofts Public Market has a small but enticing food court with excellent poke — the Hawaiian-style raw fish salad that's sweeping California — at Fish Face Poke Bar and an exciting collection of shops: midcentury wares and records at Kicksville Vinyl & Vintage, where you can find everything from 45s to atomic age lamps; and fabulously retro vintage clothing at Old Gold.
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This rigorously biographical slant on his works is the correct angle to take, for in 1932 Picasso was fabulously wealthy, famous, and seemingly isolated from concerns of sociopolitical context; only passing mention is made in the captions of the rumblings of rising fascism in Europe, and Picasso would continue to remain in Paris during the Second World War (the "Guernica" comes later in 1937 following German bombing during the Spanish Civil War).
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Based on Kevin Kwan's best-selling novel of the same name, Crazy Rich Asians stars Fresh Off the Boat's Constance Wu as Rachel Chu, an NYU professor who travels with her boyfriend Nick Young (Henry Golding) to meet his relatives at a wedding in Singapore, where she's shocked to find that she's been dating a fabulously wealthy man — and that his disapproving mother thinks Rachel is far too American to deserve him.
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If I, a certified mediocrity, look at the people around me and wonder, deep down, what makes them more confident than I am, what is it like, I wonder, for Paul George to join a team with a dude who is so supernaturally self-regarding that he laps even the confidence that has made George a fabulously wealthy and successful NBA player, the top pick of his free agent class, and a dude who has gone toe-to-toe with LeBron James on more than one occasion?
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The native peoples do not simply feel violated, they are not simply fighting for their rights as peoples as they have for hundreds of years, they are not battling just to maintain their homes and to keep the juggernaut of the petrochemical moloch and oil pipeline out of their backyards, they are not merely shouting for environmental justice, they are not merely defending their souls against the pale inflections of a fabulously belligerent military autocracy we call America; they are fighting for the balance of the Universe.
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Beside him, his modest cortège: the steward, tall and lengthily wrapped in a livery of black velvet, a powdered wig on his head and lace pursed at his collar and wrists, his spectacles at high perch; the scout, not yet sixteen, pale and freckled in his olive sash and khaki shorts; and the dancing bear, in a comically small fez and a Jacobean ruff, precariously balanced on a confetti-speckled ball, an Atlas in reverse, his fabulously razored claws never deigning to touch the ground.
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Backpacks made from parachutes, scrapbook workshops, block-printed makeup bags, linen jumpsuits, tarot readings: You'll find all this under the roof of the Galería Patio del Liceo, a fabulously fun place on bustling Avenida Santa Fe. There's a courtyard with tables and a coffee bar, and, one floor up, Bebé Vino, a small wine shop and bar stocked with adventurous bottles from offbeat producers, all picked by the co-owners, Martín Bruno, winner of too many prestigious sommelier awards to count, and his partner, Victoria García, an artist.
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