Those are all familiar politics, with familiar boundaries, in a familiar system.
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You want things that are familiar, but not too familiar.
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Hearing Bandwagonesque, it not only scratched that itch of like, 'This is familiar to me: melodically familiar, structurally familiar, the harmonies feel familiar', but at the same time, it has this energy to it.
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"A familiar tragedy sparks a familiar debate", sighed the Texas Tribune.
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Everything is familiar now, and so, being familiar, passes without notice.
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The strange becomes familiar, and the familiar takes on strange power.
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Migrants must wave goodbye to familiar people, familiar customs and grandma's cooking.
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Lobbing familiar attacks over familiar differences is what candidates do before elections.
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For anyone familiar with Groundhog Day, Nadia's purgatorial limbo should feel familiar.
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Here, in this metropolitan space, a cultural galaxy away from my small Northamptonshire town, I got pangs of something familiar, something overly familiar, oddly, painfully familiar.
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Seeing some familiar and not-so familiar faces again was exciting and strange.
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Three seasons in, it's clear what "True Detective" is: a platinum-cast anthology of moody crime stories in which familiar cops with familiar demons chase familiar devils.
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Did the pup look familiar, smell familiar, or was it just a canine coincidence?
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This isn't funny, it's just a familiar thing mashed together with another familiar thing.
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Only 16 percent said they were "very" familiar, and 36 percent were "somewhat" familiar.
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I was already familiar with America; I was familiar with New York at least.
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Lady Gaga is a familiar name and a familiar (and boffo) Grammy show performer.
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For those familiar with the president's anti-immigrant musings, it was a familiar refrain.
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But I think if you're under 0003, you may be less familiar with him than ... Might not be familiar with him, but you're familiar with his stuff. Yeah.
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But as Matt's digital presence became familiar to me, it became familiar to Ian, too.
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If you're familiar with 73th century Soviet camera clones you'll probably be familiar with Zenit.
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If you're familiar with Kano's previous kits, the Harry Potter Coding Kit should be familiar.
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He was familiar with the world, he spoke about Singapore, he was familiar with Singapore.
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The illustrations demonstrate how a familiar design can be, even without the expected familiar faces.
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He is intimately familiar with my views and I am intimately familiar with his views.
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Within the game, players can expect to see some familiar faces (and hear some familiar voices).
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Spoiler alert, for anyone not familiar with history everyone's familiar with: Caesar's murdered in the end.
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It just feels so right to see them assume their familiar positions on that familiar ship.
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In its second go-round, Stranger Things is still easily recognizable as the nostalgic thriller fans know and love — courtesy of familiar faces, familiar tropes, and, of course, familiar '80s references.
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"He's very familiar in following the money and very familiar with technology," Jacobs said in an interview.
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I was familiar with Occidental and definitely familiar with the Permian Basin, although I've never been there.
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If you're familiar with Microsoft's Windows 10 testing and feedback efforts, you'll be familiar with Gabe Aul.
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If you're familiar at all with the documentary world, you are almost certainly familiar with Sheila Nevins.
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Anyone familiar with Trump's almost daily boasting on Twitter is familiar with this form of information dissemination.
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Not only are they not familiar with the brand, but they're not even familiar with the category.
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You'll see familiar face upon familiar face, be they friends, family members, colleagues, ex-partners, and neighbours.
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Coming back and putting on the familiar clothes and being back in that familiar setting was fun.
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" Triplepoint Venture Growth: "I'm familiar with it, which is a problem because you can't be familiar with it.
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Meanwhile, 16 percent said they are very familiar, and 48 percent said they are not at all familiar.
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" She added: "I feel very comfortable with the pizzeria, the supermarket, Chipotle — it's all familiar people, familiar faces.
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Most of Mr. Zuckerberg's post was devoted to acknowledging familiar realities about social media and citing familiar solutions.
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So I want to ... Very quickly, for those who aren't familiar ... I think most people are familiar with Reddit, and most people ... Show of hands who are familiar with Reddit and how it works.
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Even as I lay in my familiar bed next to my familiar boyfriend and hear all the familiar sounds from the street outside, I can't shake the feeling that what I dreamt was completely real.
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Shares of some familiar — and not so familiar — stocks were deemed "undervalued" by analysts in their research this week.
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As a familiar Broadway exercise in nostalgia — or a familiar Broadway exercise in holiday exploitation — it's polished and pleasant.
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It's not hard to see the outlines of a familiar story, even if you're not familiar with Blaze himself.
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Deadly shootings in schools have become a sad and distinct American ritual, with familiar images and a familiar response.
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This has long been a familiar question, and Krastev and Holmes acknowledge many of the familiar answers to it.
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For those familiar with Android Auto, Apple's CarPlay or another high-end navigation systems, this experience may sound familiar.
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We wanted to show what was familiar to us, and probably a lot more familiar to other people as well.
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If you're familiar with the "real world" gaming in Niantic's Ingress, the basic format of Pokemon Go should be familiar.
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For people who became familiar with the life story of Nanjiani and Gordon through their podcast, this will sound familiar.
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When Trump's wife, Melania, took the stage on the first night of the RNC, her words sounded familiar – really familiar.
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They found themselves in familiar places, viewing familiar faces in the photographs of artists like Patric McCoy and Oli Rodriguez.
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The movie featured the same arcs, hit the same beats, and found familiar characters having spectacular adventures in familiar environments.
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Arts _____ Deadly shootings in schools have become a sad and distinct American ritual, with familiar images and a familiar response.
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The American public saw little of the engagement: a few photos of familiar-looking soldiers in familiar-looking armored vehicles.
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But part of First Love's humor is in the use of familiar types doing familiar things in particularly grandiose ways.
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Instead, it was to make it seem deeply familiar, as familiar as the person sitting on the couch next to you.
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Many, for the sake of business, serve only a small group of familiar dishes, in familiar presentations, in familiarly decorated spaces.
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Meanwhile, Plex's UI is easy to use for the Plex familiar, and easy to learn to use for the less familiar.
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" He gave me a poem that I'm very familiar with, and he knew that I was familiar with it, called "If.
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"We played them already so we were familiar with the faces and familiar with their game," U.S. guard Paul George said.
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If you&aposre familiar with the Apple Macintosh&aposs iconic smiling computer icon, then you should be familiar with Susan Kare.
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Because there's a lot of guys out there who cross the line because they're too familiar—or they think they're too familiar.
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Anyone familiar with the time-honored cultural script for women who name their sexual assaulters will find these reactions all too familiar.
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If you were familiar with Post, Slate and Voice, these new "Spark" apps will feel familiar as this is largely a rebranding.
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It's not really about the World War Two setting being over-familiar, but the way that BFV makes it feel over-familiar.
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But if you've seen Warcraft, Man of Steel, or multiple Marvel movies, then yes, you're familiar with this familiar Hollywood go-to.
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If you are familiar with businesses like Birch Box which sends women clothes on a subscription basis, you'll be familiar with Numan .
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But if you're familiar with this scene, and familiar with Seeking Arrangement's legal treatise, you're well aware of the motives at play.
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But to anyone who's familiar with Hollywood — or just the way business works in general — her character should still feel very familiar.
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The quilts were made by familiar patterns — star and flower garden and log cabin and wedding ring — if not by familiar hands.
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I called the Surface Pro 6 a familiar bet last year, and this time around the Pro 7 is an equally familiar bet.
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So there's the tension between wanting the familiar, and knowing that the familiar, taken too far, can be a form of creative death.
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Still, the design of the actual terminals themselves should look pretty familiar to computer users familiar with the PCs of the early 113s.
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Using a convenient communication method and familiar language, these services offer an approachable push toward better health that feels familiar to this community.
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AMCs are more familiar with laws and regulations, while big lenders are more familiar with the market and banking business, the executive said.
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To someone who isn't familiar to your cause or isn't familiar with what you stand for, how are you trying to reach people?
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The setup of the scene seems familiar, and clearly destined to play out familiar narrative beats – until the social worker opens her mouth.
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For years the NRA has relied on a familiar approach to respond to mass shootings, according to two sources familiar with the process.
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Expect anything: Mr. Wegman's familiar Weimaraners and his less familiar grown children; overlong bits of wry experimental filmmaking; gleeful stints in the subways.
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Meanwhile, bad science fiction adds superficial changes to a familiar world, then loses track of those changes, and gets bogged down in familiar stories.
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If you're familiar with Telltale's past forays into the comic book universes of The Walking Dead, Fables and Batman then this should look familiar.
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The old methods of creating speech from text produced the familiar but stilted voices we're all familiar with from the last decade or two.
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Marvel and DC trot out nostalgia properties because they know they'll sell; having familiar good guys defeat familiar bad guys is a safe formula.
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If you're familiar with dash cams, and you're familiar with Google's Street View, then you can probably already picture what Live Map essentially is.
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After visiting the same familiar places, and seeing the same familiar people, these shows are a refreshing look at the rest of the world.
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Seems familiar… Seems familiar… There's no pressure to change your body and no gendered expectations; Your exercise demonstration model/avatar, Tabb, is conspicuously androgynous.
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"They're familiar with that process, they're familiar with the issue, and they've had a lot of lessons learned," Mandy said about The Fairness Project.
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With his additional screen time, things are looking familiar and predictable in this space of all-to-familiar, and all-to-predictable fantasy sloths.
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Those places are deliberately familiar and comfortable, and he wanted the Commons to feel familiar and comfortable on Day 1 (which was last Thursday).
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"This just breaks down a barrier for people that are not that familiar with tennis or not that familiar with the venue," he said.
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Those who are more familiar with sophisticated robotics are more afraid of losing their jobs than those who are less familiar, the report says.
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They say the job of an anthropologist is to make the familiar strange and the strange familiar, and something similar goes for the historian.
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It's a familiar cause of housing death in the city, one familiar to the many bands and artists that make use of Lindsay's space.
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Glum noises emerging from banks and brokerage houses will sound familiar to anyone familiar with the handbrake turns of Wall Street or London's Square Mile.
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It's a familiar format, this jet-pack journalism, and much of Ms. Marchant's material is familiar too, particularly in the second half of the book.
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However, sources familiar with plant operations said the blaze broke out on a 20,000 bpd lube oil hydrotreating unit, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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But things got more complicated with the more familiar denim (the company's coin-pocket label is so familiar, it even adorns iPhone and iPad cases).
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"Tillerson had a half-dozen, maybe a dozen aides who are not familiar with Washington and especially not familiar with the State Department," Musgrave says.
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"Tillerson had a half-dozen, maybe a dozen, aides who are not familiar with Washington and especially not familiar with the State Department," Musgrave says.
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" Someone familiar to everyone -- someone famous -- can be used as an example, and by referencing the familiar name, "we perpetuate, as a society, someone's fame.
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They inflict physical pressure and mental fatigue and look for familiar signs of exhaustion — familiar because they have suffered themselves during all thee 5 a.m.
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The suspension of disbelief required to accept familiar voices coming out of animals without seeing the humans' familiar faces behind them was easier to adopt.
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They show off shortcuts between familiar melodies and dive into untrodden wilds with the confidence that they'll always make it back to a more familiar path.
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Wes Cherry is a name you're probably not familiar with, but you're definitely familiar with the addicting game he gifted to the world: Solitaire for Microsoft.
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What's striking about this list is how familiar these states are: they are all the familiar cast of swing states going back to at least 2000.
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Staged with a swift, stark lyricism by the impossibly versatile Rachel Chavkin, "The Royale" boldly takes on and reorients a familiar genre and a familiar tale.
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This most recent edition is a case in point: A familiar lineup of teams, from a familiar list of countries, have qualified for the last 16.
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Dogs of varying breeds were exposed to their own scent or that of a familiar dog, a strange dog, a strange human or a familiar human.
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The fire tornado captured by a jittery camera feels like a biblical kind of destruction, but also a familiar kind — familiar, in fact, because it's biblical.
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Sheet-Pan Salmon and Broccoli With Sesame and Ginger Both salmon fillets and broccoli florets are familiar — maybe a little too familiar — to the weeknight cook.
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The sources -- one person familiar with the campaign and another familiar with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee -- said the alleged attack took place earlier this year.
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Australia Fare 10 Photos View Slide Show ' YATALA, Australia — Many family vacations are defined by their rituals: piling into a car overstuffed with camping or surfing or fishing gear, setting off on a familiar voyage, to a familiar destination, with familiar pit stops along the way.
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Those familiar with the podcast will also be familiar with some of their names, though many of the comedians remain criminally unknown for their caliber of talent.
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This piling of responsibility, ignoring stress, and then ignoring help is an all-too-familiar cycle, one many folks will be familiar with well outside of Destiny.
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The otherworldly elements of Miyazaki films make them both familiar and fresh But it's exactly those otherworldly elements that makes Miyazaki films feel simultaneously familiar and fresh.
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I know a lot of people aren't familiar with the HBCU culture, but I'm very familiar with it, so it just gave me a piece of home.
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What used to be easy and familiar, like driving to a familiar location or remembering rules of a game, now seem to be more and more difficult.
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While the public might be familiar with the contours of the Ukraine scandal, I would wager that most people are not familiar with each and every witness.
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Paul Goldschmidt and the Arizona Diamondbacks are following a familiar script to success, and it's one that is all too familiar for the free-falling Philadelphia Phillies.
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Every time there's a new mega hit, it pushes the boundaries of who's familiar with games, how acceptable games are to folks that aren't familiar with them.
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Meanwhile, familiar things like virtual item shops and a chatbot assistant (shades of Clippy) make their appearance as indicators of a pervasive, and familiar platform: Windows 10, natch.
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If you've used Dark Sky on iOS, the Android app will be really familiar — almost too familiar; it would've been nice to see a little more variety here.
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But just like the all-too-familiar "Don't fight the Fed" warning, it might just be best to follow the equally familiar "the trend is your friend" mantra.
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But, I was familiar with Occidental, and generally familiar with the Permian Basin—although I've ever been there, and if I were there I wouldn't know what to do.
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There are a bunch of technical and specific details in this movie, things that ordinary people won't be familiar with and that you probably weren't super familiar with either.
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I mean the thing is that the people are pretty familiar with my Twitter feed and they're pretty familiar with the kind of tweets that I put out there.
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If this sounds familiar, Trump kicked off a similar commotion two weeks ago, when he got tied up by a now familiar bugaboo: "heal," as in reconcile or repair.
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"The language of the civil rights movement is deeply familiar to anyone who is familiar with the Quran," said Omid Safi, the director of Duke University's Islamic Studies Center.
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Instead, they were seeking to enlist the help of an experienced litigator familiar with assault cases — and are seeking a woman, according to one person familiar with the search.
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More familiar than the Lee monument in Charlottesville is the one on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Va. Less familiar is the monument to Lee in the United States Capitol.
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The romantic part of her life, and how it was reflected in her work, is less familiar to most readers who are casually familiar with Sontag or her writing.
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The exhibit is richest for those already familiar — perhaps deeply familiar — with Tolkien's writings, for it studiously avoids acknowledging the endless adaptations of these works made since his death.
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If you are a Mac user, then you're probably pretty familiar with the web browser Safari, and if you're a PC user, you're likely familiar with the Microsoft Edge browser.
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It was intended to attract new customers who may not have been familiar with the financial markets, but were "more familiar with the probabilities of spectator sports," the company said.
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The status quo is a worn old hammock, and even when its taut strings are uncomfortably restrictive, we lie there, comforted by its familiar shape, lulled by its familiar sway.
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A lot of television is all about the familiar But that's fine, because a lot of television is about the familiar — the same dependable thing, week in and week out.
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Each scene is riddled with familiar devices and products that are used to project contemporary society's behaviors and trends into a "foreign yet strangely familiar future," according to the artists.
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ON SOCCER A familiar lineup of teams, from a familiar list of countries, found their way to the knockout stages, though not all of them were impressive along the way.
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The disease makes it difficult to develop or follow a plan, especially something that is familiar such as a following a familiar recipe or staying on top of their bills.
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"I saw it as I was scrolling through Instagram and paused, noticing that it looked familiar — too familiar," Warsaw says of seeing Timmy wearing her shirt for the first time.
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Some of these were familiar Lynchian fixations, including the allusions to "The Wizard of Oz," with its different yet familiar alternative world, those terrifying vortexes and all those ruby slippers.
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And our job is to bring that work to not just those places that are already familiar with it, but also the places that are not familiar with the work.
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It's because Semblance's platformer mechanics and structures are so familiar, so the deformation tool is almost like cheating — which is a comforting sensation in a game that is already comfortingly familiar.
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Dimmock: You mentioned the use of tropes, and I think that we want to do things that are familiar from narrative films or that feel familiar in a more dramatic setting.
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The familiar but altered contours of Mark's past life that he encounters in T2 reflect the film's central quandary, which is a familiar one: Can you ever really go home again?
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If this history sounds familiar, that is only because it has been recounted so many times that it is difficult to avoid the sense of inevitability that accompanies a familiar plot.
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Much of the standup in "I'm Not a Comedian … I'm Lenny Bruce" is fairly familiar, and the show does not shed any new light on its subject's all-too-familiar demons.
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BTW ... Chris most definitely looks familiar to 'Bachelor' fans.
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" Sebelius goes there: "I'm way too familiar with websites.
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After initially labeling it an "isolated incident" -- sound familiar?
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LONDON — Not everyone is familiar with apps and filters.
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To mainstream Labour operatives, this sounded familiar — and ominous.
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" Underneath is the familiar slogan: "Make America Great Again.
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It didn't feel good , exactly, but it was familiar.
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Check out that pizza box — does it look familiar?
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" Garrett's report cited "two people familiar with the matter.
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Very familiar ... Zeke did not get treated fairly here.
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His answer was familiar — surely this was the heart.
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BRUSSELS — It is by now a familiar, humiliating pattern.
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If you're familiar with the phrase "grass widower" — congratulations.
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" The CNN team cites "sources familiar with the meeting.
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The result was something altogether familiar — yet decidedly jarring.
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"I mean this is a guy, we're familiar with his voice, we're familiar with the way he's acted on television, (but) we've never heard him use this kind of language," Fahrenthold said.
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"In this migratory process, trees and people experience the same trauma of leaving a familiar land and a familiar life more in tune with nature," writes Zelda Cheatle in a book essay.
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Sources familiar with the recent history of congressional oversight of the intelligence community said they were not familiar with any particular accomplishments or history that would qualify Ratcliffe for the DNI position.
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A far cry from past waves of venture-backed energy startups, the downstream cleantech companies offered more familiar technology with more familiar business models, geared toward more recognizable verticals and end users.
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"A lot of it has to do with walking that fine line with giving the guests something that's familiar to them but also taking that familiar away from them," Mr. Duffy said.
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The Post reported, citing people familiar with her reaction, that the president's daughter told aides that she was not familiar with rules about personal email use, when she was confronted about her correspondence.
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I'd rather be naïve and hopeful than face the alternative: the howling terror, the sensation that danger is kept at bay only by that familiar weight, those familiar clicks, and what comes after.
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You might not be familiar with the name Underwriters Laboratories, but you're almost certainly familiar with the organization's simple UL logo—even if only subconsciously—that appears on batteries, chargers, and power adapters.
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I like to think of these familiar forms as a Trojan horse, something familiar or easy to digest that, once it's in your line of sight, lets in weird other sorts of content.
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In the aftermath of Democrat Doug Jones' victory in Alabama on Tuesday night, the same familiar faces on television are coming to the same familiar, yet inaccurate conclusions about the latest Republican debacle.
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For anyone familiar with CICIG's charter, such arguments are flimsy.
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The touch was soft and familiar, so I didn't flinch.
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The transaction has already closed, according to another source familiar.
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Google is already very familiar with the team it's acquired.
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Even private doctors, myself [included], are not familiar with H1N1.
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He moved around like a man familiar with the place.
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Luckin Coffee, if you aren't familiar, is Starbucks' Chinese rival.
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This analysis may be familiar to regular readers of Fixes.
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Both launch the familiar Siri "waiting to help you" wave.
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While the route is new, the migrants' experiences are familiar.
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You'd be forgiven if you're not super familiar with LeEco.
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It's a dilemma Cynthia Pong is all too familiar with.
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Use of familiar matches via genetic testing websites remains controversial.
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They transformed familiar building types like skyscrapers, offices, and museums.
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SE 34 percent stake, people familiar with the matter said.
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A representative from Pharmacy Direct was not familiar with Solaricare.
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But sometimes (usually) the scariest things are the most familiar.
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Echoing an impasse now uncomfortably familiar to Americans, the Honduran
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When the Cambridge news broke, much of it felt . . . familiar.
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If this sounds in any way familiar, well, it should.
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There may also be some familiar faces in the mix.
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More than 200 years later, the narrative sounds startlingly familiar.
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The paper cited four people familiar with the company's plans.
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Those hits, though, should sound familiar to Trent Reznor fans.
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Emotional drama is a familiar dynamic in the Judd family.
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If this sounds slightly familiar to you, you're not alone.
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And surely, he recognizes in Trump much that is familiar.
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A familiar face will return for Chicago Med's season 5.
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The debate over net zero has taken a familiar shape.
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Familiar intellectual property has two advantages for a TV network.
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Maybe it's comforting to frame a mystery in the familiar.
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That's a really familiar feeling for a black person, right?
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And the storyline for Super Bowl LI looks very familiar.
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If the name seems familiar, that is for good reason.
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"The voice will sound very familiar to you," she teases.
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First, I have to become intimately familiar with my target.
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If you're already in the program, this should be familiar.
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A quick pause for anyone not familiar with O.G. Yiddish.
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You're likely familiar with Twitter's suggestions on who to follow.
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You may be familiar with the hunt for dark matter.
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I noticed the familiar spark in her eye had disappeared.
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But seriously, we're all too familiar with this scenario, Will.
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In those cases you might notice some, uh, familiar features.
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If that sounds familiar, it is — it's the Betty vs.
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Scroll through the comments and you'll clock a familiar name.
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But some of the sentiments and platitudes may sound familiar.
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L, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Sadly, it is a story that is all too familiar.
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And the progression of events is now a familiar one.
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All trial judges in America are familiar with this process.
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The reasons for its demise are both familiar and specific.
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Two other people familiar with the case corroborated the details.
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We draw on prior beliefs, biases, and scripts -- familiar stories.
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The messiness will be familiar to anyone who's watched Catastrophe.
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"in a few months," according to sources familiar with production.
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Take a look and see if you note anything familiar.
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Then she woke up in pain in a familiar place.
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One of the nurses tending to her looked familiar. Dianne.
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The sound of the song is so familiar to me.
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Then he was back online, posting familiar tweets about activism.
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Two sources familiar with the matter verified the proposal document.
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Iyal and Muhammad's immigration story has become all too familiar.
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I realized pretty quickly that this was a familiar feeling.
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Yet, the broad outlines of this tale are very familiar.
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Ron Wyden, according to a source familiar with the event.
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As people in the industry, we're all familiar with Slingbox.
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She is intimately familiar with my voice — a difficult target.
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Keith Ellison, according to two people familiar with the undertaking.
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But some familiar themes are emerging in this latest craze.
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And the company is delving into even less familiar terrain.
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Manafort is less familiar with the current GOP leadership team.
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Are you familiar with localism being broken up with injunctions?
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"I'd become so familiar with my own hand," she says.
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I've become intimately familiar with how stories of fleeing begin.
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This is the Maroon 5 I am most familiar with.
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Reuters later reported, citing a source familiar with the matter.
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Yep. Familiar. Probably the most obvious influence, to be honest.
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Uber is set to meet a familiar foe Down Under.
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Anyone who has battled depression might find her experience familiar.
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"This is utterly familiar to any modern physicist or mathematician."
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Mr. Hsieh, now 36, has always been familiar with machinery.
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That doesn't mean there won't be any familiar faces, though.
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The 2016 presidential election is eerily familiar for Jon Cryer.
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The nickname "Poppet" may sound familiar to some royal fans.
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O, a person familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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The third relies on that familiar advertising fallback: cute dogs.
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My confidence is familiar with the sting of economic marginalization.
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The demo didn't take long to introduce this familiar structure.
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I feel his knees go and that sudden, familiar shrinking.
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All the citizens of Krakow are familiar with that wordplay.
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But it still has a familiar comic book moral order.
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Photos nailed to the wall feel familiar, then they're changed.
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If this announcement sounds eerily familiar that's because it is.
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Butina had become a familiar face in conservative political circles.
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Though the moment was illuminating, it also felt oddly familiar.
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Those familiar with the historiography will have their own grumbles.
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"He's not acting," the source familiar with Morrison's thinking said.
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We're all really familiar with people's beliefs changing over time.
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This is why most people prefer a familiar voice assistant.
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The government took its familiar steps to quell the outcry.
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Much of the rest of the material is more familiar.
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It turns out that Amy is familiar with Keri's situation.
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The latter donors have been long familiar to Mrs. Clinton.
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Those were all sentiments that Henson is also familiar with.
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We're quite familiar with that tradition in Scandinavia as well.
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This is actually something Floyd Mayweather is very familiar with.
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You might be familiar with these if you use Instagram.
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Elizabeth Warren, according to two people familiar with the discussion.
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If this platform seems familiar, that is because it is.
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Silk Labs itself is not a familiar name in tech.
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And now there is familiar trouble with the Obama Center.
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"You look familiar," one of the men said to her.
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Yet black voices give those familiar lines a special power.
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The whole cured meat is bad thing should sound familiar.
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The trailer opens with a legend that might sound familiar.
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Many people are familiar with the name of Malthus. Indeed.
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The cast will, however, feature a few familiar Bachelor faces.
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The new Air is the most familiar and predictable scenario.
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You're young and healthy and you're not familiar with loss.
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It felt familiar and connected to nature and natural processes.
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Mastercard's familiar orange and red circles just got a facelift.
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And if you're familiar with his songs, that's no surprise.
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And yes, the name probably sounds familiar to today's fans.
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Two familiar faces who posed with Remy and his corral?
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And unfortunately, sadly, it's too familiar because history repeats itself.
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It includes familiar names like PBS Kids and Sesame Workshop.
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The new venture will be led by some familiar faces.
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This question might sound familiar if you're a Verge reader.
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"Grindelwald" should be a familiar name to Harry Potter fans.
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But if the motifs are familiar, the music is not.
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SE, banking sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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THEY have become a familiar sight standing on courtroom steps.
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There's a soothing, familiar rhythm to Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
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Dieters the world over will be familiar with Camacho's frustrations.
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It's a tale that's all too familiar for many women.
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"Although everything is new, it still feels familiar," Henson says.
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In my disoriented state, I became vulnerable to the familiar.
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None of the familiar rituals made any sense to me.
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We're all familiar with our local mall's holiday set up.
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If you aren't familiar with Disrupt, here's a quick rundown.
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Russia's smile has been replaced by its more familiar scowl.
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Or, maybe you autopilot to whatever you're most familiar with.
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Compared to previous years, the soundtrack might not sound familiar.
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The examples of parenthood and security v freedom sound familiar.
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Aside from all the drifting, that sounds all too familiar.
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While there's an internal redesign, the outside looks very familiar.
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As president, Mr Biden would be internationalist, experienced and familiar.
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Even during "West Wing's" original run, Freedom Watch looked familiar.
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If the name sounds familiar to Padres fans, it should.
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If the idea of exponential growth sounds familiar, it should.
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He usually paints landscapes, and oftentimes, the settings are familiar.
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But it is a familiar one, to many of us.
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If you're reading this, you're likely already familiar with lightsticks.
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These were the sounds that were most familiar to him.
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Geopolitics aside, the two factors behind the volatility are familiar.
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For that same reason, familiar scenarios are arguably more challenging.
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Washburne is a familiar face to the incoming Trump administration.
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Mr. Sessions, are you familiar with what spies call tradecraft?
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Swift won't be the only familiar face taking the stand.
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But not in the ways that we're especially familiar with.
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So it's just the stuff I was most familiar with.
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For many involved in the production this is familiar territory.
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Yet leaked images appear to show an iterative, familiar design.
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Shaw will be familiar to fans of the franchise already.
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Doesn't sound like anything Sansa Stark would be familiar with.
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Familiar characters and locations appear, but this is no adaptation.
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Rhys's novel takes these familiar characters and fleshes them out.
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But, as the season progressed, the zombies became familiar faces.
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That hopelessness and having nothing to go on is familiar.
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These concepts are familiar, proven and will still remain useful.
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To MSNBC host Chris Hayes, this is a familiar phenomenon.
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At first glance, the party's ascendancy follows a familiar script.
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A lot of this will feel familiar to iOS users.
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You'd quickly see that Hillary Clinton represents a familiar archetype.
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Sure, you may not be quite familiar with the tapir.
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These are things that [voters] are familiar and comfortable with.
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Macaulay Culkin has a new full name — and it's familiar.
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If it's something they're not familiar, they slowly back up.
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The story cited an unnamed person familiar with the discussions.
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Daniels' job title was new, but the location was familiar.
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And it's familiar, too, but not in a good way.
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This familiar process should be akin to riding a bike.
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But it is clear that they were familiar with Lopez.
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You'll be forgiven for not being familiar with Facebook Watch.
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Launching missiles against an exposed airfield is a familiar exercise.
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She had a new haircut and an old, familiar jacket.
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The most common inclusions are familiar to any Rogue fan.
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Which, at the very least, is familiar territory for Sonos.
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" Greene writes this despite, I assume, being familiar with "Creep.
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More private celebrations of Imbloc are surprisingly simple (and familiar).
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Her mother is pretty and blonde, but doesn't look familiar.
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O, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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If any of this seems familiar, there's a good reason.
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I winced, waiting for the familiar pain, but none came.
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The report cited two unnamed people familiar with the matter.
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Instead, an old familiar grudge was weighing on the President.
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There will also be a familiar face among the competitors.
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That's according to Reuters, quoting people familiar with the talks.
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It resuscitates familiar samples, including one from Tribe's own past.
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If you find this concept familiar, you are probably right.
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Did Cash's journey in the film feel familiar to you?
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Actor Waris Ahluwalia is familiar with this type of prejudice.
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John Kasich, according to a source familiar with the conversation.
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Growing up in Germany, were you familiar with Hansa Tonstudio?
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"You're an addict," says Renton in the familiar background narration.
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It is familiar territory for the President's loyal No. 2.
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If these accomplishments sound familiar, you've got a good chance.
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N, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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By now, Miami residents are familiar with images like these.
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It's a horrifying motif, but it's also a familiar one.
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If this is starting to sound familiar, you're not crazy.
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Spite, if you're not familiar, is a deeply negative emotion.
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N, a source familiar with the matter confirmed on Monday.
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The noticeable weight in the rear is familiar 911 stuff.
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Microsoft is also pushing the idea of convergence Sound familiar?
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Their music, even if you've never heard it, sounds familiar.
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BROADLY: I've never lived in Brooklyn, but it felt familiar.
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These are all familiar publishers for gamers from the '80s.
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Oh and it comes in a strikingly familiar gold finish.
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A source familiar with the situation feels sympathy for Meghan.
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Are you familiar with any of James Murphy's earlier bands?
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Get really close to that thing, does it look familiar?
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Mike Rogers, a source familiar with the matter told CNN.
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Many of you are familiar with Qualcomm for its chips.
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It was so familiar, so many of the things. Everywhere.
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As they return, Dean is holding a very familiar weapon.
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Yeah, sounds familiar and makes me nervous (you win, writers!).
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The environment still feels threatening, but at least it's familiar.
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He will now become intimately familiar with what he wrought.
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A: So much of Bollywood is already familiar with Punjabi.
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"Congressman, I'm not, I'm not familiar with that," answered Zuckerberg.
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Some familiar, some new that we are very actively reviewing.
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The Gaines story is also, in some ways, frighteningly familiar.
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Pyongyang, however, seems to have hit the familiar bravado button.
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They're just iterative: smaller, familiar vessels for Apple's latest technology.
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Who else is green and menacing and familiar to toddlers?
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O, a source familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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I like seeing familiar faces and getting close with people.
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The backstory: If this sounds a bit familiar, it is.
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The bullpen, however, was not as strong, a familiar story.
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Garage comes after that, once they're familiar with the Labo.
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Parsons is familiar with that feeling, having started many ventures.
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If you remember Crash Mode, this should all sound familiar.
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It's a familiar narrative for a lot of developing nations.
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Much of Dark Souls 3 feels familiar and that's okay.
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But they should also be familiar with the potential drawbacks.
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MC, two sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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If you played Black Flag, this should be immediately familiar.
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You're probably familiar with quizzes from online publishers like BuzzFeed.
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Mike Rogers, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Mike Rogers, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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DU (Tabreed), three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The faces are different, but they have pleasantly familiar shapes.
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Both companies are familiar brands on farms around the globe.
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" The Post's story sites anonymous sources "familiar with its contents.
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He addressed a familiar theme: the roots of violent extremism.
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They're uprooted from everything that's ever been familiar to them.
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At first glance, Slyce looks quite familiar in Silicon Valley.
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She tells Broadly that Jenkins' story is all too familiar.
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That access comes at a familiar price: $9.99 per month.
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The issue is that it was so criminally, depressingly familiar.
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New layers of design are carefully layered over the familiar.
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But in case you're not familiar, let's rewind real quick.
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Instead, he felt the familiar relief of wheels on runway.
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If anything, it's stripping it down to something more familiar.
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Such charges of inauthenticity abound, and they may sound familiar.
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They probably were familiar with a summer song or two.
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You inhabit them, grow physically familiar with how they work.
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It seems so familiar, but I can't quite place it.
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If that last name sounds familiar, you wouldn't be mistaken.
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Even if you're familiar with it, though, play the album!
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The business aspirations of companies like Planet are familiar, too.
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Instead, the solution is a familiar adage: Everything in moderation.
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If Grande's situation sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is.
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American history braids every familiar terrain with dispossession and exploitation.
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Conservatism's attachment to the familiar is insurmountable and maybe indispensable.
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Farage is a more familiar face on the CPAC stage.
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Lockout periods and verification rules are familiar means of enforcement.
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O latest takeover approach, citing people familiar with the matter.
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But there's something about it that feels a bit ... familiar.
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For players of Ingress, this may all sound awfully familiar.
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H.R. McMaster, according to several people familiar with the situation.
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It's a return to a familiar fight in the House.
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We are all familiar with how a manual toothbrush works.
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This is a scenario all too familiar in Hillary politics.
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A familiar strain of fatalism joins Raz and Issacharoff, too.
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Homosexuality was not even a familiar word until the scandal.
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It might sound familiar, but we're not talking about 2018.
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Waymo cars will operate in designated areas on familiar roads.
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A source familiar told CNN the Steering Committee selected Collins.
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Jeff Bezos is definitely familiar with the titans of tennis.
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"He was very familiar with the Oregon District," he said.
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"She's familiar to me," Zellweger told Reuters in an interview.
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This experience will feel familiar if you've been using Spotify.
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MC, two people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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I have a certain style that people are familiar with.
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John McCain, according to several sources familiar with the meeting.
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"He was shopping himself around," a source familiar told CNN.
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Many of the problems were familiar to the Flatiron staff.
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Among women writers this is a familiar sort of war.
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I am quite familiar with Cubans living in my state.
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Familiar brands break through in a very crowded media environment.
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Better to spit them out if they don't taste familiar.
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With their familiar realism, Orren and Skowronek identify the problem.
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A second trunk included many familiar bacteria like Escherichia coli.
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"It's challenging," said another source familiar with the BOJ's thinking.
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Some citations are more familiar to conservative audiences than others.
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" He added that he was "not familiar with this one.
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On Wednesday morning, Donald Trump returned to a familiar argument.
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A familiar spark of civic spirit fired in my chest.
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Many of us are familiar with the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Bob Menendez, a source familiar with the matter tells CNN.
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Still, a few familiar faces had a point to prove.
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Expect the director's familiar mix of dark comedy and thrills.
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This is about defending what makes America great (sound familiar?).
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Netflix, however, is something as familiar as clicking a button.
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Tuesday, said a GOP lawmaker familiar with the bipartisan talks.
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At every step, familiar faces pop up again and again.
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Here, in Rosen's report, was a familiar form of truth.
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The menu was a mix of familiar and tantalizingly different.
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They'll become familiar with how the police read crime scenes.
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The fault lines along the gun control debate are familiar.
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Still, both the tactics and the intent are frighteningly familiar.
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Space is not familiar to anyone; astrodynamics is not instinctive.
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The stress and the consequent loss of control felt familiar.
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We play spring training here, so it's a familiar place.
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And a lot of her experiences I'm intimately familiar with.
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Coming out of its foil sheath, it was ... familiar. Huh?
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The people of Turkey are a society familiar with terror.
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The books section looked more familiar to its US counterpart.
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Acuna: How familiar were you with the "Walking Dead" universe?
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But he was such a familiar presence around the office.
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A source familiar told CNN that Bolton is boosting Fleitz.
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It could soon become as familiar a name as Wacoal.
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The comment had me feeling an old and familiar constriction.
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The story is as jarring as it is depressingly familiar.
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Reinvention of familiar cuisines are seen from this year's roster.
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Perhaps the industry is familiar with those kinds of odds.
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It's perhaps too familiar of a story at this point.
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But those assertions, however fraught, are in some ways familiar.
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Wherever the sensations originated, they felt both familiar and strange.
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BULLOCK I honestly wasn't familiar with Tyshawn's work at all.
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Frank found himself in a standoff familiar to many patients.
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He passes off his now familiar white nationalism as comedy,
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Familiar brands you'll see include Theory, DL1961, J.Crew, and Vince.
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I think everyone's familiar with it, for the most part.
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The report cited an unnamed source familiar with the situation.
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John Barrasso, according to a source familiar with Bannon's thinking.
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"Oh, Death Valley," she said, picking out a familiar phrase.
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When I first received their pitch, I wasn't familiar either.
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That would only feel familiar if you actually lived there.
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By this point, I am quite familiar with the rituals.
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Nearing the passenger compartment, I recognize a familiar door handle.
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Ultimately. Are you familiar with the principal of hedonic adaptation?
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They both deploy the project's familiar take on distorted brutalism.
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Eventually, Cameron and Yedlin were returned to their familiar positions.
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But Trump may hit a familiar roadblock -- Russia and China.
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The company is delving into even less familiar terrain, too.
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I'm familiar with the bailiffs and magistrates at municipal court.
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" The result, she says, "is a familiar kind of fear.
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She was asked if he seemed familiar with Jewish traditions.
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"He's not political," said one source familiar with his thinking.
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It's hard to be repulsed by shapes so deeply familiar.
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We take something very unfamiliar and make it more familiar.
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Sometimes they entail looking at familiar objects with fresh eyes.
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One familiar name: Oleg Deripaska is targeted in these sanctions.
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Each time Pawpaw looks for familiar faces in the crowd.
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Among the sketches was one that felt a bit familiar.
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Or a henchman or something like that or a familiar.
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We wanted it to be something somewhat familiar and clean.
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Some of them you're probably familiar with — don't wear white!
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People familiar with the database said the screenshots appear authentic.
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When you auditioned, were you familiar with the character Elektra?
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PA, two people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Maybe it's just us, but that lighting looks kinda familiar.
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The real scare, of course, is how familiar everything seems.
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Do the light fixtures and engraved orbs look vaguely familiar?
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A source familiar with the search confirmed the Bloomberg shortlist.
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At first glance, the familiar lines belie its extreme redesign.
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Tredici Bacci songs are familiar and that's totally the point.
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The music fits a familiar formula, but it's more refined.
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The Jeter connection to this story is actually very familiar.
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"It: Chapter Two" also covers a lot of familiar ground.
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It doesn't take long for some faces to become familiar.
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Russia, a familiar foe, now has a new tool: Facebook.
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The more familiar dishes are some of the least interesting.
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"People don't trust what they're not familiar with," she said.
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Still, although familiar themes were sounded, the tone was different.
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But there were still plenty of familiar patterns to observe.
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If that sounds like familiar overreach, it's because it is.
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Xealth is managing the effort, according to two people familiar.
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It's almost a compendium of familiar Tyler tropes and situations.
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Tamayo la llamaba "tía" aunque no tenían un vínculo familiar.
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I nervously scanned the handwritten menu, looking for anything familiar.
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But Mr. Greenberg is equally compelling in more familiar pieces.
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These agencies are now a familiar part of our government.
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The company, Bored Panda, might not be familiar to you.
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But it's a feeling with which I've become very familiar.
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Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, a Republican — have become familiar names.
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But some of the accounts were deeply familiar to him.
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"Social distancing" and "shelter in place" have become familiar terms.
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Justice Kavanaugh will see other familiar faces at the courthouse.
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He isn't the only one seeking comfort in the familiar.
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N, two people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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If you're not familiar with these sites, you're not alone.
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Maybe it was some medium that I'm not familiar with.
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Although Spain's history is particular, its outlines are sadly familiar.
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Though mostly familiar, the clips from Jean's films surprised me.
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The scene inside the mall became calmer and more familiar.
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All were surprised there by another familiar face: Douglas Emerson.
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Patrick has become a familiar member of Rodgers' cheering section.
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A familiar story is back in a different furry body.
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But for Wikipedia, it was part of a familiar pattern.
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I'm familiar with his scientific work, but not his personality.
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It was a familiar sight and not one long forgotten.
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The main plot of "Rocketman" follows a familiar therapeutic loop.
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It's partially familiar, yet fundamentally different from its genre peers.
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The campaign faces questions familiar to most meteoric TV phenomena.
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The film impressed even those familiar with newfangled talking pictures.
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It seems almost greedy to want something better, less familiar.
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In the courtroom, Frantz Wilson watched a familiar yarn unravel.
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"Nothing about this is familiar to me," he emailed back.
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Almond was familiar and nonthreatening and blended beautifully with greens.
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She goes to therapy regularly, and this exchange felt familiar.
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Ms. Daniels was familiar with the building for another reason.
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"It's a very familiar taste, which I like," Cai says.
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But if the manner looks familiar, the manners do not.
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Dead men in such familiar promiscuity that they become monotonous.
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Student Opinion Are you familiar with any online conspiracy theories?
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"We fell on hard times," Auriemma said with familiar snark.
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They're so familiar that we almost don't see them anymore.
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Her illness, anorexia, had long been familiar to medical professionals.
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American officials and Arabs familiar with the details say otherwise.
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She deals with butter only briefly because it's so familiar.
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Despite the familiar promises, Amazon is not a good partner.
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In many ways, "It's All Right" packed Chandler's familiar style.
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Great horned owls are among North America's most familiar raptors.
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For many Latinos, stories like these are all too familiar.
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Claire's actual return reestablished the show's older, more familiar rhythms.
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There was nothing smooth, sleek or familiar about this interpretation.
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This is where I sit, usually with some familiar faces.
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She told us she looked forward to seeing familiar faces.
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The list was described by three people familiar with it.
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Were you familiar with Munchausen by proxy before this experience?
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Threading the needle between exotic and familiar, though, was tricky.
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It's obviously a very iconic song that everyone's familiar with.
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Cleveland is uniquely familiar with both sides of this equation.
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He had the familiar set of problems — obesity, diabetes, hypertension.
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Sexual sin was a familiar subject in the late 1950s.
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"The idea is to vary the familiar," Mr. Hanson said.
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But in tone and in substance, his lament was familiar.
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To modern Germans all this "news" would seem eerily familiar.
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For them, he is a familiar type: the celebrity businessman.
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Mr. Colby, 56, was a familiar figure in the neighborhood.
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One of them involves a familiar subject: the soda tax.
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David Brooks We're all familiar with a certain political geography.
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It was all so new, but just a bit familiar.
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It is a call as familiar as it is bipartisan.
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Like her boss, Ms. McMahon is familiar with bankruptcy filings.
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One person familiar with the matter said both employees volunteered.
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"The West took over the East" is another familiar refrain.
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It was a familiar poison, a common cause of diarrhea.
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It's a futuristic world, but a familiar one as well.
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You may know them by their more familiar title: midges.
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Were you familiar with these figures growing up in Britain?
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"Warren has a plan for that" became a familiar refrain.
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If you follow the Kardashians, Huck's name might be familiar.
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A D.J. wove together electronic music and familiar pop hits.
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Every day feels familiar, like your favorite childhood security blanket.
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It's obviously a very iconic song that everyone's familiar with.
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And baseball teams might be more familiar to solvers, anyway.
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The media concentration issue is a familiar one for Australians.
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The commentators stoking this scandal are following a familiar playbook.
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The supporting cast is familiar to basketball fans as well.
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It's kind of a familiar, but also a new, experience.
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Most slights on Tuesday were familiar, if punchier than usual.
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In describing them to me, he deployed a familiar word.
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Neighborhoods feel less cohesive and less familiar, Mr. Ma said.
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He grew up facing issues familiar to countless young people.
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As he spoke, he seemed to recover his familiar brio.
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The outreach efforts are familiar plays in Iowa caucus politics.
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ET Sunday, a source familiar with the matter told CNN.
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"Sure, you know, you look kind of familiar..." answers Monica.
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However, sources familiar with the IPO told Reuters on Sept.
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It takes some time and getting familiar with your body.
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The Newton Brothers use familiar techniques like these sparingly, tactically.
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For years, the company has been achingly familiar with scandal.
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It's a kind of emotional dissonance familiar to women everywhere.
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Getting familiar with artificial intelligence and machine learning is crucial.
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And the flavor, though "unexpected," was still "familiar," she said.
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She's searching for a familiar blue dot in the sky.
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But to some longtime residents, the familiar was becoming unrecognizable.
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Another source familiar with the project also confirmed the partnership.
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The 2020 Democratic race is taking on a familiar shape.
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Sanders and Warren are familiar figures to New Hampshire Democrats.
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A familiar narrative dominates public debate over campaign finance reform.
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AS, two people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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The confusion and the sense of doom were also familiar.
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If you are not familiar with him, read up: 38A.
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Mr. Singh, 58, was a familiar figure around Oyster Bay.
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To go to Bosnia was to grow familiar with ghosts.
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The other gets an odd, and oddly familiar, new roommate.
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Most Americans are familiar with what happened next in Washington.
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This alone could make for a promising, if familiar, narrative.
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Just because someone looks pleasantly familiar doesn't mean they're okay.
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That's a familiar place, and it's comforting, and it's me.
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You may already be familiar with vermentino, verdicchio and vernaccia.
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The story in "Vengeance" is superficially straightforward and painfully familiar.
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Familiar streets seemed deserted, like in a "Twilight Zone" episode.
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As they did so, Ahlum dove into his familiar pitch.
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One line of a substance Kay was not familiar with.
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Lobbyists familiar with the discussions say that Thune, Grassley, Sen.
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The crunch of the snow felt familiar under my boots.
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"He's very pumped," said one person familiar with his thinking.
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At work, calls from familiar area codes were almost therapeutic.
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And the outlandishly headlined stories of Vaulter felt familiar, too.
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Bill estaba tan emocionado como Gert con el álbum familiar.
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Unmistakably important, enduringly popular, comfortingly familiar, it's a surefire draw.
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It sounds like the start of a familiar tennis tale.
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Readers of my writings may be passingly familiar with Sydney.
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Robinson preaches this familiar socialist sermon with wit and fervor.
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For Mets Manager Mickey Callaway, it was all too familiar.
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As you know, I'm quite familiar with the POTUS impeachment.
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They talked, covering their familiar territory of art and sports.
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Its familiar leaves appeared to make it a viable substitute.
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MI, a source familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.
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In outline, the picture of London that emerges is familiar.
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The White House's announcement follows a familiar pattern for Trump.
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Familiar European firms include Monzo, TransferWise, Revolut, and Starling Bank.
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If this message sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is.
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If this story sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is.
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"They are more familiar representing someone like themselves," she said.
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The situation is familiar, the setting classy, the wine abundant.
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While relatively rare, the test is familiar to the Murdochs.
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Swedish officials did not appear familiar with Mr. Kamilov's assertions.
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The past returns in Shadowkeep in more familiar ways, too.
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Second, they would be more familiar with Boone's unique anatomy.
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How striking, but also seamless; how fresh, but also familiar.
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"It's beyond loyalty," a source familiar with their relationship said.
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Each familiar in the series is given a symbolic name.
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It's a calculus that climate change is making increasingly familiar.
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That's one thing I'm familiar that I just saw recently.
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Fans think they've spotted a familiar vest in this scene.
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"I'm not familiar with this pocket of Brooklyn," she said.
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"I know they're familiar with the locations," Detective Morales said.
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Perhaps one or more of the following behaviors is familiar.
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Zora Neale Hurston, Richard Wright, James Baldwin are familiar figures.
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This sudden sinking feeling is far too familiar for that.
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It is hauntingly familiar to what I saw in 2005.
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The show's real horror story is something far more familiar.
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His story of want and need feels familiar to me.
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The thriller "Velvet Buzzsaw" featured a number of familiar faces.
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And everything else familiar in Windows to be shifted around?
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A source familiar with his demeanor described Trump as indignant.
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It's a pattern that should be familiar to Ms. Warren.
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Mr. Chang is also familiar with those kinds of plans.
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He heard a familiar raspy voice on the other end.
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Beck's ghost is wearing a spin on a familiar outfit.
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He asked if they were familiar with Mr. Wiley's work.
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But sources familiar with the inquiry have rejected those fears.
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In a world that's mostly familiar, the sky is alien.
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"Nothing looks familiar from when I worked here," he said.
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I am very familiar with having been an independent contractor.
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Surround Sound Try to create familiar noise in the house.
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A source familiar with the matter also confirmed the locations.
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If all of this seems familiar, that's because it is.
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Em: The reporter's confusion about leaked data was horribly familiar.
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It's familiar but breezy fun, at least in the pilot.
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It's a familiar routine, but nothing about it feels normal.
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Zuck in what's become a familiar backdrop for the CEO
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I could no longer say what would have been familiar.
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The date may look familiar: It's the current Brexit deadline.
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This was a situation familiar to everyone in that room.
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One cuttlefish squirted all new visitors, but not familiar faces.
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Negative yields are a familiar feature of European bond markets.
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Jeanne Shaheen, according to a source familiar with the meeting.
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Indeed, financial squabbles are familiar in the world of philanthropy.
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The landscape clears as the familiar Tudor soap opera begins.
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"POTUS loves her," one source familiar with the matter said.
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Nearly half of respondents indicated they weren't familiar with CBD.
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It cited interviews and two people familiar with the complaint.
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But many Americans may not yet be familiar with Mrs.
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Old habits, familiar products and existing industrial infrastructure die hard.
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Amid the familiar milieu, however, there are subtle, inventive touches.
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They're just iterative: Smaller, familiar vessels for Apple's latest technology.
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But the president instead chose to follow a familiar playbook.
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It's a group you're probably at least passingly familiar with.
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This experience is likely familiar to many women in science.
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It cited people familiar with the matter as its sources.
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If the policy prescriptions were familiar, the consequences were predictable.
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It is globally minded filmmaking that is also comfortingly familiar.
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Between the lines: If this concept sounds familiar, it is.
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Seven fishes, baby Jesus and the comfort of the familiar.
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They were familiar with the properties and behavior of snowpack.
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Many of us are familiar with the dreaded phone scam.
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But what I discovered was both familiar and painfully sweet.
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But this one recycles familiar themes and old plot points.
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I'm not actually that familiar with the L.A. art scene.
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It cited two unnamed people familiar with the retailer's thinking.
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The unfortunate has been familiar to the Mets of late.
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I was already familiar with his work from my circle.
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Familiar in the right ways, but downright risky in others.
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That's because to many of us, Trump feels sickeningly familiar.
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Trump seems at least somewhat familiar with the NPR poll.
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Now, though, that passage from Kelly's speech might sound familiar.
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Even today, the "Discobolus" is a familiar form to Americans.
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"It's very scary; I find this very familiar," she says.
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The larger an immigrant population, the more familiar they seem.
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They confuse our relationship to what we thought was familiar.
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I think some things are going to feel very familiar.
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It's a familiar argument, and one Abrams finds decidedly unpersuasive.
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Allow me, if you will, to grind a familiar ax.
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But as for whether Cruz seemed familiar with Jewish traditions?
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And she knows Kimba Wood — she's familiar with the judge.
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But ultimately, the vice president offered reassuring and familiar themes.
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Ironically, even these gestures that might have once been considered edgy are themselves now familiar tropes, so familiar that audiences no longer recognize them as subversive, but just as another part of the show.
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And it's vaguely familiar with that anti-semitic hate symbol Pepe the Frog, though it appears not familiar enough to know it's a mistake to tweet a photo of Pepe wearing a Wendy's wig.
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The UltraRange silhouette is familiar to us for two reasons: they're half-classic Vans (just look at that familiar thick outsole) and half-trendy mesh knit, a design that sneakerheads already covet and horde.
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That makes it instantly easy and familiar to use for many professionals, who will already be at least familiar with the workings of the social network, if not using it on a regular basis.
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Yuen Woo-ping is an industry professional, and he's made Sword Of Destiny into a slick digital package filled with familiar orange-and-teal compositions, slo-mo shots, and familiar one-on-many battles.
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While a decision had been possible Friday, and one source familiar had believed a decision was pending Friday morning, by midday, sources familiar with the deliberations did not expect a decision before the weekend.
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If you're not familiar with Kingdom Hearts, the basic structure is probably familiar: A dark energy is spreading through the multiverse and killing off the worlds where individual Disney and Final Fantasy properties exist.
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Like with any drug, if you insist on taking a drug, you should try to stick to small doses, especially a drug you're not very familiar with, or a batch you're not familiar with.
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Officially rendered in the now-familiar blue and white, the international convention for roadside amenities, the little icon became a familiar sight in parking lots, restrooms, ramps and other public places across the globe.
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They're familiar to me, and one thing that's especially familiar is their faith and their politics sit right alongside their love of aesthetics, of art and poetry, as if all three are woven together.
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Maybe that's a familiar question from a friend or a family member, but for 219-somethings and teens who spent the past 20193 years on the Internet, it's also a familiar question from Facebook.
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" The takeaway here is: "Dream as big as possible, but just as it's important to sell something familiar by making it surprising, if you're trying to sell something surprising, do remember to make it familiar.
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It follows a familiar storytelling pattern — initial scare, a drop back to calm and familiar scenes that set up the characters, a series of foreshadowing events and fake-out scares, a sudden escalation of tension.
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It's also working with audio accessory maker Harman Kardon, and provided a peek at an upcoming device slated for release in 2017 that probably looks pretty familiar if you're at all familiar with Amazon's Echo.
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A person familiar with SNL's decision to scratch their Weinstein segment told the Times that Lorne Michaels was afraid it was a NYC media story, and would not be as familiar to a national audience.
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Canned water might be familiar to military personnel, but apart from them and those all too familiar with emergency disaster preparedness and response, most of us haven't ever tried still water from an aluminum can.
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It also required a lot of repeat training on familiar faces for people I'd tagged as familiar before, but this is again not unique – the faces features in Apple's Photos behaves in a similar fashion.
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So it was a challenge to find myself in familiar situations — scenes that, on the surface, looked like something from the movies — and try to find moments within them that alluded to something less familiar.
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After slaying Pontiff Sulyvahn the following area looks so familiar, yet different, and as you ascend up a familiar spiral staircase the realization hits in that, yep, you're back in the legendary city once more.
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Dogs may be man's best friend, but you were my familiar.
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A familiar face is heading to NBC's most weep-worthy drama.
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This is a familiar story by now, but always worth repeating.
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Then there were the were numbingly familiar statements from conservative pastors.
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Men confuse me, but I am also so familiar with them.
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I think kids are going to find it comfortable and familiar.
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Madison Square Garden is a place you're more than familiar with.
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This is a familiar tale in Pakistan and many other countries.
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This is, as he always points out, a familiar American story.
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They're familiar enough with me now to let me touch them.
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If you are not familiar with clafoutis, please make yourself acquainted.
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His eyes, though, had the same, familiar look of pleased recognition.
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At the heart of the film, then, is a familiar story.
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The words "Facebook Paper" might only be vaguely familiar to you.
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"I see familiar faces on the train every day," she says.
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And it sounded disappointingly familiar to those living under authoritarian regimes.
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It's a tableau familiar to any parent, no matter their identity.
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The notifications will seem very familiar to anyone who uses Snapchat.
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Patriots fans are very familiar with hearing that phrase, of course.
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If this sounds familiar, we've got very good news for you!
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Being familiar with different sounds and loud noises is also important.
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Getsy will be a familiar face for Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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People familiar say it's been working on the technology for years.
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In her Facebook Live defense, Burrell trotted out a familiar argument.
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"Truth, comprehensiveness, objectivity, and fairness in news reportage" sounds rather familiar.
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The criticism some reviewers leveled at it is also familiar to
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In my opinion, it's a fork down a more familiar road.
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PA in Paris, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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They're able to take familiar parts but push at their edges.
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She wasn't credentialed in the familiar ways they were, for one.
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You might be more familiar with this event as date night.
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To many, this kind of apparent widespread misconduct feels very familiar.
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The same goes for dealing with organizations you are familiar with.
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I did not recognize her, but her last name was familiar.
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You may already be familiar with some of Walker's culinary work.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, I mean, everybody is familiar with the text messages.
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Bringing together familiar American Horror Story favorites with brand-new faces.
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Not all 5-4 opinions break down along familiar ideological lines.
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And just as familiar as her tunes is her beauty look.
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Although the language is familiar, all else in Madrid is foreign.
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He'd read Superintelligence, so he was familiar with the paperclip conjecture.
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But this arc of Season 2 has, instead, felt disappointingly familiar.
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Sounds like they're going to need someone familiar with bird law.
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Frances McDormand's accused Oscar thief looked awfully familiar to Kathy Griffin.
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Imagine the sounds and sights of familiar people and their voices.
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An '80s cop show revived for the 21st century — sound familiar?
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The shelter is unfortunately familiar with situations like Kitty and Leila's.
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Most people are familiar with the legislature's role as a lawmaker.
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Apple iPhone Xs MaxImage: AppleThis new iPhone represents a familiar trick.
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And he's all too familiar with the problems plaguing his city.
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It's a whole other family he isn't familiar with at all.
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If you know anything about dark matter, this might sound familiar.
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And it uses some parts you might already be familiar with.
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The German title defense starts with a familiar foe in Mexico.
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Physicists and biologists familiar with the new work say it's plausible.
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If the fluorescent lighting and beach setting feel familiar, it should.
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If you're not familiar with them, it'd be a fun one.
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It manages to feel overly familiar, even after the first watch.
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Does that tiny little creature in the GIF above look familiar?
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I'm about to get really familiar with the NYC subway system.
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If you seem familiar and friendly, you could get an offer.
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To be clear, "it" isn't really like anything familiar to humans.
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Those familiar with ICE's tactics have every reason to be concerned.
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Trump, the real estate developer, is familiar with non-GAAP rules.
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Pluto is a weird little world with a familiar planetary recipe.
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If the above "conversation" feels familiar, it's probably because it is.
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But on the other side of it, it felt strangely familiar.
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A source familiar with the talks say that they remain 'ongoing.
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It got what's becoming a familiar response from the international community.
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But so much of that early going feels rote and familiar.
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Maybe machines can be become familiar with flawed images that way.
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The iPad marks the last stand for the familiar design flourish.
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Get ready to mourn the loss of a familiar mall staple.
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The special "Silver Carpet" will replace the familiar ribbon of red.
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By now, most of us are familiar with Boston Dynamics' work.
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They elicit empathy, make familiar the unknown, yet remain refreshingly unpretentious.
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Powerful psychics duking it out with ancient enemies may sound familiar.
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These should look familiar for anyone who has seen the feed.
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But a source familiar with the matter later denied the report.
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Market cap is a familiar concept from stock investing, not currencies.
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Parents may be happier to use services they are familiar with.
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Johnson and Brownlee Although they're largely unknown, City Girls feel familiar.
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Authorities do, however, think the killers were familiar with the victims.
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Many of us are familiar with Aubrey Plaza in some way.
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The next big shift in Reddit's evolution may look quite familiar.
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Some of the phrases are familiar and only slightly cringe-worthy.
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This complex shape looked familiar to Dr Triantafyllou and his team.
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"A lot of people are familiar with extradition," Kaufman told me.
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The Chinese were not familiar with mobile payment at that time.
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The little kids are already familiar with these characters through consumerism.
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Unfortunately, this insidious brand of racial bias is all too familiar.
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If you're not familiar with our Robotics/AI session, listen up.
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We're all familiar with Hollywood and Bollywood — but what about Y'allywood?
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He's been on the board, so he's very familiar with Nike.
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I was getting lost in familiar places in my own neighborhood.
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If you're not familiar with Celebration, you're in for a treat.
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But in other ways its problems have a very familiar ring.
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I think everybody here is all too familiar with the statistics.
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Along the way, there's glimpses of some familiar characters and lines.
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It's a familiar theme, but thrillingly executed in the early going.
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Both Republicans and Democrats familiar with the program supported its use.
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On one evening, a familiar face was spotted in the saunas.
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The division over NATO has split the country along familiar lines.
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Last week, we bore witness to Seacrest and Jenner's familiar relationship.
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" He added, "We have to rock people out of familiar territory.
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GoCycle isn't a company you're likely to already be familiar with.
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Here, you're burning two familiar actors, with the camera up close.
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She felt a familiar panic as she began to read it.
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It feels familiar but offers a tangible step up in speed.
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Slowly and through many years, the sport found its familiar structure.
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One demo Apple provided is on the familiar iOS home screen.
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A seaside town, a mysterious fall, a paternity mystery...sound familiar?
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As I walk in, I realize it all looks distressingly familiar.
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"It's more familiar, Muslim and closer to home," says an applicant.
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You're probably familiar with that, with all of your ventures. Yes.
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To illustrate, she told a story familiar to many Twitter users.
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There also will be some familiar faces next season, Gansa said.
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Other prosecutors are also assisting, people familiar with the investigation said.
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Finally, a familiar thesis links Luther to German attitudes towards money.
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Get ready to see a familiar face on the small screen.
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F, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
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Leaning back in her chair, she conjured up a familiar vision.
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The first section of the report lays out some familiar background.
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Someone says "OK Google," and those familiar, colorful lights pop up.
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Such bright eyes this man had, and something familiar about them.
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It's familiar, if not exactly comfortable, exactly like an actual commute.
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Source: UNHCR Libya Panicked European governments turned to a familiar playbook.
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The biggest reason is something very familiar to CNBC's audience: management.
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The first familiar face to make a surprise appearance: Mae Whitman.
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The meeting went well, according to two sources familiar with it.
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Dad Draco Malfoy be looking like someone familiar: #HarryPotterAndTheCursedChild #harrypotter pic.twitter.
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The home screen looks familiar to any Google and Android users.
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If you think you're not familiar with Apfel, you probably are.
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A locale that is definitely familiar to American Horror Story fans.
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It's a familiar feeling for survivors still living in temporary housing.
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John Scalzi is a familiar name to most science fiction readers.
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Yesterday, I relived what has become an all too familiar experience.
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You might be familiar with her personalized line of blue jeans.
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Made in Mexico is structured around a familiar reality TV template.
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"Hey, is this the Royal Swedish Academy?" says a familiar voice.
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Tabula Rasa, Netflix's latest exciting international acquisition, has a familiar recipe.
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Trump began that Election Day with a flurry of familiar complaints.
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"This is a gentleman that markets aren't familiar with," he said.
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Familiar as the old rate is, it is going to disappear.
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N, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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But for those inside Google, the petition followed a familiar pattern.
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The aftermath of a national emergency follows a now-familiar pattern.
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For those with long memories, this initiative has a familiar ring.
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Photo: Getty ImagesCiting unnamed sources familiar with the situation, former Fortune.
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The tale as old as time has a familiar new look.
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The special "Silver Carpet" will replace the familiar ribbon of red.
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Fan fiction is popular in part because it's familiar, yet different.
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Many travelers can find comfort in the familiar tastes of home.
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Yves Behar is, of course, a familiar name in these parts.
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The six seats all feature belts and the familiar weathered look.
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This makes me intimately familiar with the medical benefits of weed.
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This idea is most familiar to fans of baseball and basketball.
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If this sounds familiar, it's because you've probably come across x.
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The party's position on more familiar issues may keep voters loyal.
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Facebook's magic algorithm that will surface content in a familiar feed.
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You're no doubt familiar with the correlation between snoozing and losing.
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That brilliant blue was just a tad too familiar for comfort.
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Your songs tap into that familiar vein without being trite rehash.
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A big example is China, a familiar target of statistical scorn.
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Putin presumably gave his familiar Grinch grin after making this claim.
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This shocking revelation came from two people familiar with the situation.
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The market's familiar tone made me feel silly for attending alone.
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There's one more category, and that's [foods] we're not familiar with.
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It's the opportunity to explore the familiar through the uncannily similar.
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Photographs of piles of damaged shared bikes are familiar in China.
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None were businesses I had ever used (nor were familiar with).
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A familiar feature of men's tennis is the battle over forehands.
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Her familiar round bulb of a nose pressed against the inside.
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