It could as fittingly be aimed at many investors today.
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Fittingly, the movie doesn't offer an easy (or linear) ending.
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This is based on an Australian show called, fittingly, Sisters.
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Fittingly, this space pumpkin was carved up by a star.
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Fittingly, Vegas was where Kesha made her biggest musical comeback.
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He fittingly wore a light blue suit for the occasion.
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Fittingly, following Prince's death, interest in the word "icon" jumped.
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"Strollin,' " she fittingly captioned the shot, adding a sun emoji.
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Local products include honey, wine, and fittingly, shoes and lingerie.
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Fittingly, the headphones are priced to match their corresponding handsets.
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Fittingly, so much about her life remains shrouded in mystery.
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Fittingly, it was Styles who ended up getting the tattoo.
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Fittingly, it looks about as bizarre as the dolls themselves.
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Fittingly, she broke the news in a poem – on Reddit.
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Fittingly, Ryckert and Monda happen to be TB super fans.
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Rather fittingly, Liberto died the day before National Nacho Day.
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Perhaps fittingly, Wong wound up working in the tech industry.
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In that context, Thiel's support of Trump is fittingly contrarian.
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Fittingly, she broke the news in a poem — on Reddit.
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Fittingly, he is planning a career in the travel industry.
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Benedict Wong plays another stray, a bulldog fittingly named Bull.
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This year, fittingly, was all about the South Carolina Gamecocks.
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Fittingly, the resulting visualization is shaped like a Poké Ball.
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My relationship with Facebook was and still is, fittingly, complicated.
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Fittingly, it comes at the end of Women's History Month.
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"Alcina" fittingly featured two strong women as its lead characters.
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Fittingly for her current position, Ms. Dixon guards her privacy.
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Walking in, everything was — fittingly with its brand name — luminous.
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Fittingly, The Goldfinch (the book) is full of such coincidences.
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Fittingly, the film in question was "This Is the End."
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Fittingly, this hotbed of transgression has a namesake Off Broadway.
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And the massacre itself would appear, fittingly, a senseless tragedy.
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Yet, Evolution is a fittingly strange game for a strange franchise.
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Fittingly, Hanna and her father read Grimm's fairy tales before bed.
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Doom just got a sequel, and it looks, fittingly, extremely dark.
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Avenatti's entrance to the Kavanaugh fray began, fittingly, with a tweet.
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Perhaps fittingly, the analogy may come from the fight against cancer.
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Fittingly, al-Mansour's Mary Shelley will play in Saudi Arabia, too.
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"Besties in Bali," the mother of three fittingly captioned the photo.
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This apotheosis of the peg began in a fittingly ordinary way.
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Fittingly, the exhibition itself is difficult to read at first glance.
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The London bottle, fittingly, is engraved with a map of Europe.
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Instead it's focused, fittingly, on the mobile company's wearable payment platform.
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Fittingly, its latest endeavour again involves looking westward for new technologies.
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"Besties in Bali," the mother of three fittingly captioned the photo.
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Fittingly, she looked like a winner before the show even began.
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Fittingly, the new mother captioned the image with a heart emoji.
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Fittingly, Dugan announced the departure in a post on Facebook today.
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Fittingly, this announcement comes on the International Day of the Girl.
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Fittingly, she simply captioned the revealing photo with a tongue emoji.
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Fittingly, Cancer is the sign that rules family, home, and patriotism.
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Fittingly, the singer now tours alongside Queen as their lead vocalist.
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Fittingly, it is in that Cathedral where I finish the book.
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Fittingly, his new crib comes complete with an 8-car garage.
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And gesture-based interfaces have, fittingly enough, largely failed to stick.
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Today, Ty fittingly released the video for the tape's title track.
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Fittingly, the patch displayed the US, UN, Japanese, and Taiwanese flags.
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Fittingly for a vintner, he describes the job in agrarian terms.
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The French "La Voiture Noire" fittingly translates to "The Black Car."
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Fittingly and as promised, I don't remember what day that was.
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Fittingly, his last Instagram post was of a meal he'd eaten.
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Fittingly, Lo is itself a product of an internet marketing campaign.
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For a fleetingly presidential moment, he had a fittingly presidential mane.
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This meditative set will, fittingly, take place in a Brooklyn church.
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It's a fittingly disastrous close to the hottest decade on record.
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Fittingly, in the end, her friends chose to bend the rules.
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People sat three to a bench, many, fittingly, on their phones.
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Their run of number 1s had been broken, somewhat fittingly, with Stop.
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And, fittingly, the VSVS suggests that people do draw those same lines.
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Fittingly, they had those same respective emotional responses on their wedding day.
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Fittingly he was pursued by a much-admired prosecutor of Indian descent.
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Each track, fittingly, features an image of a wildly designed ski mask.
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Fittingly, Kardashian West, 38, simply captioned the clip with a pampering emoji.
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Rumors of a Twitter breach started circulating yesterday afternoon, fittingly, on Twitter .
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Fittingly, the device will ship with six free months of YouTube Premium.
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Fittingly, Simpson captioned the Instagram photo with a few American flag emojis.
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And this device, fittingly, fits comfortably in the Palm of your hand.
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Fittingly, much of this episode concerns the Kardashian women's various baby anxieties.
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Proceeds from the female-only screenings will go to Planned Parenthood, fittingly.
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Fittingly, the Cougars put an exclamation mark on this one with defense.
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Fittingly, his is one of the most disgusting deaths in the book.
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Fittingly enough, it's hidden in the Back to the Future Halloween pic.
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In fittingly spooky news this October, chains are buzzing about ghost kitchens.
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Breakingviews Yahoo has fittingly closed a portal on tech mergers and acquisitions.
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Fittingly, it's also MLB opening day, and it's time to play ball.
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A Steinway grand piano, fittingly, will be the centerpiece of a lounge.
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Fittingly, "Never Knew Love Like This Before" doesn't end at Candy's funeral.
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Fittingly for a tale of duplicity, everything has to do double duty.
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It was a fittingly gray day to document our well-surveilled society.
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Fittingly, their successors just got a quick unveil alongside Samsung's latest handsets.
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Fittingly for Sunday, it looks like a provisional church, steeple and all.
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" Fittingly Milena Jesenská called his locomotive-like fictions "true, stark and painful.
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For two women with experimental theater degrees, PEN15's premise is fittingly experimental.
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And fittingly, the suits were upgrades of Navy flight suits for high altitudes.
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Fittingly, her compositions could also be read as notations for music or movement.
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Named for the Greek god of love, Eros fittingly reveals your erotic inclinations.
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" RFK Jr. added that a clergyman had fittingly called her a "wounded healer.
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It's a sequel to 2016's fittingly titled Long Ambients 1: Calm . Sleep.
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Fittingly, our correspondence actually foreshadowed your work at Twitter in some strange way.
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Fittingly, we'll explore these questions through a rigorous and open airing of views.
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Fittingly, the passing of the Pixel C from Google's retail store happened quietly.
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In August, he and Chan welcomed their second daughter — naming her, fittingly August.
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Especially when you're talking about king crabs, fittingly—give us all their legs.
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Fittingly, the company made this announcement at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco.
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Fittingly, it was produced by an ad agency called Romance, Ad Week reports.
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Fittingly, modern day Italians also have a chlorophyll-tinted view of their neighbours.
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Fittingly, India's move to make privacy a fundamental right could have global implications.
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And fittingly, Tencent itself nabbed Tong Zhang who led Baidu's Big Data Lab.
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He fittingly provided the home run that tied the score in the second.
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Fittingly, Narciso Rodriguez was also the designer behind her 2008 election night dress.
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Fittingly, Mr. Romney will reappear on the political stage from afar on Thursday.
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His day—and Bradley's tenure in Jacksonville—ended fittingly, with a moonball interception.
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The exhibition fittingly accompanies a new book of poems and essays titled evolution.
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Fittingly, He called his nascent digital community, launched on March 260, Helpful Engineering.
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Recently — and fittingly, via Skype — they talked about their relationship and their dances.
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Fittingly, the first week begins with a nod to the past and future.
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Her new essay collection is, fittingly, about how physical borders become psychic landscapes.
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And in that analog world, photographers fittingly documented the emerging scene on film.
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Now, fittingly, the best snack of all time is getting the biopic treatment.
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Douthat: And fittingly the key deciders here will be just two (Republican) women.
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Fittingly, following last week's RuPocalypse, this queens' army was summarily deployed to combat.
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Alessandro Talevi's staging was opulent and fittingly whimsical for the kitchen-sink plot.
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Fittingly, Apple Park includes 6,000 trees and 5.9 million square feet of landscaping.
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Fittingly, it was the defense's ability to create pressure which decided the game.
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The village, whose main business is, fittingly, water, has little else to offer.
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So, fittingly, CEO Tim Cook kicked off the event with some related announcements.
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Fittingly, his book is less a continuous narrative than a collection of shards.
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The lounge is, fittingly, decorated in safari theme, and is completely air-conditioned.
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Fittingly, the Rail's curatorial wing, Rail Curatorial Projects, dubbed the commission Hallway Hijack.
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It's all fittingly outfitted with kitschy green screen effects and low budget charm.
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This physical manifestation of her music was curated, fittingly, by Billie Eilish herself.
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Fittingly, it begins with Bowie and ends with another friend of his: Allen Ginsberg.
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He will, fittingly, be facing the member he beat eight years ago, Steve Horsford .
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Fittingly, the first film that I saw there was a Haneke picture, Amour (2012).
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Step back and façades of buildings fall into a twist — delayed, made fittingly macabre.
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Fittingly it was Hingis who sealed victory with a thundering forehand down the line.
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The very first Twitter casualty this awards season was, fittingly, First Man, after Sen.
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Fittingly, they're going as sisters — ones even the most casual Disney fan would recognize.
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Fittingly, you probably won't be able to take it on a plane with you.
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Fittingly, the set will be shaped like the accordion that he's become known for.
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Until now, the Exodus 1 has, fittingly, only been available for purchase with cryptocurrency.
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Fittingly, each volume will be an anthology that will be edited by Booker himself.
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But ironically — or perhaps fittingly enough — our hand-typed emails received only automated responses.
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Fittingly, the latest Balmain campaign, in which Kanye stars, had the same intersectional theme.
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Fittingly, George Bush saw New York Yankees great Lou Gehrig as a role model.
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The dialogue is fittingly snarky, sarcastic, and actually laugh-out-loud funny at times.
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The movie also features YouTube personality Lilly Singh, who will, fittingly, play a vlogger.
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Fittingly, the sketch ends with the classic "maybe she's born with it" Maybelline slogan.
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However, they are free through the month of March for Women's History Month, fittingly.
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The episode fittingly opens with a seemingly mundane armed robbery at Gotham's City Hall.
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Fittingly, she performed in a pant suit; a black and white polka-dot ensemble.
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Perhaps fittingly, local forecasts call for potentially record-setting temperatures above 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The final hours of the Senate's shameful attempt at repealing Obamacare were fittingly absurd.
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Fittingly, she has a seat on the board of the Independent Women's Forum (IWF).
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Fittingly, the bash also included a nod to one of Dream's favorite films: Trolls.
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Their divergent seasons had come down, fittingly, to the final match of the year.
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Fittingly, a number of these conspiracy theories scrutinize social media and emerging tech itself.
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Samoa Cupcakes These Samoa cupcakes are fittingly topped with little Samoa cookie hats. 5.
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Fittingly, little Gracie appears to be sporting firefighter-inspired rain boots for the occasion.
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According to Foodbeast, the Orange Drink fittingly originated at an Orange County, CA location.
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Fittingly, he takes a certain amount of pride in the actualization of that process.
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Fittingly, when we arrived, there was a long, gray hearse in the parking lot.
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Fittingly for a benevolent live-action children's film, "Paddington 2" begins with a gift.
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"Forgive me for my wrongs, I have just begun," went the refrain, fittingly so.
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He has a new book out — focusing on his relationships with women, fittingly enough.
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That would be a fittingly paradoxical way to understand the paradox-prone nuclear age.
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And, fittingly, it turned out to be the most suspenseful race of the season.
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Also, oddly or fittingly, the Lehman Brothers logo had yet to be successfully incised.
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Fittingly, given the title, in "20th Century Women," he also situates her in history.
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Fittingly, moms and dads, and brides and grooms, are guiding style decisions for offspring.
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What begins as an excuse to make some fictional money turns into, fittingly, a game.
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He refers to the streak as a "flame," and fittingly makes it dance like one.
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Fittingly, Aronofsky revealed the poster featuring Lawrence on Mother's Day, featuring artwork by James Jean.
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According to Mashable, the Virginia-based doughnut shop in question is fittingly called B. Doughnut.
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The feature — fittingly called Gentle Sleep & Wake — is designed to mimic a sunrise and sunset.
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Fittingly, Paintings and Writings is assembled with the same contradictory impulses as the art within.
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Fittingly, Lundqvist's save on a breakaway by Scottie Upshall led to the game-winning goal.
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Fittingly, for a story about wandering around in a field, it winds up going nowhere.
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It gets kids and adults acclimated," she said of the room, fittingly called "Presley's Place.
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Fittingly, it all feels a bit like watching a baby takes its first tenuous steps.
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A barbecue restaurant, a noodle shop and, fittingly, a mobile-phone outlet have all closed.
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Fittingly, the honorary ceremony coincided with the fan-created holiday, Its Gonna Be May Day.
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The songs were written during an extraordinarily dark and depressive period, and they're fittingly bleak.
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Fittingly for these franchise-stuffed times, the interview was about Superman supporting player Jimmy Olsen.
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The higher-end, front-lit PaperWhite is now also, fittingly, available in white as well.
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Fittingly, it also gave us "H8U," a single from Liz Huett, Swift's former backup singer.
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It's fittingly named Diamond Diana, and looks every bit as glamorous as Ms. Ross herself.
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Fittingly, it can be very hard to exercise these dating demons once they've found you.
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She revealed on Good Morning America that the performance is going to be fittingly athletic.
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Given its widespread use in Hinduism and other religions, Om's meaning is fittingly far-reaching.
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This time out, things are focused on live-streaming, for a program fittingly titled, LiveCamp.
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Fittingly, its eventual '80s-set spinoff was titled after another Bowie song — Ashes to Ashes.
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MPs eked out the time reading academic studies and, fittingly, passages from George Orwell's "1984".
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To answer your question: Fittingly, on Tuesday night, I found myself at Rochdale against Ipswich.
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Check out the video below to hear (and see) more about the fittingly futuristic spacesuits.
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And it was, perhaps fittingly, Petro who Duque defeated to complete Uribe's return to power.
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The book begins, fittingly enough, on a day when the Regional Office is under attack.
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Fittingly, Dream's special day also included a nod to one of her favorite movies: Trolls.
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Fittingly, Scully will be with the Dodgers in San Francisco as they face the Giants.
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Fittingly, the novel's plot is set in motion by a #MeToo moment avant la lettre.
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When Arriaga was finally taken into custody Friday, he was fittingly shackled in Singh's handcuffs.
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Fittingly, the manicurist asked to take a picture of Seamon's nails for the Painbox Instagram.
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That's why the fittingly titled arc, "The End of All Things," will be Invincible's last.
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Fittingly, the band's journey of self-discovery was running parallel to hardcore's own identity crisis.
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He, very fittingly, introduced the "Colbert emoji," a face with his signature single raised eyebrow.
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Fittingly, the Boiler Room party is in Tokyo, which also means it's technically out already.
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The Rockefeller Emerald will come up for sale, fittingly, at Christie's headquarters in Rockefeller Center.
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This note fittingly comes to you from San Diego, where I'm visiting my daughter Lesley.
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Kringer's Peter, adorable if a bit hokey in his youthfulness, has a fittingly romantic voice.
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And the music is tinged with R&B — fittingly, as Coel's character is named Simone.
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He installed the "Cemetery of Banned Books" on land fittingly beside Kuwait's Annual Book Fair.
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Fittingly, given their earnest angst, the first is open to fans ages 16 and up.
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And fittingly, "Snow Falling," published by Adams Media, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, on Nov.
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This Bay Area singer-producer's moniker refers to bewitching, and her music is fittingly spooky.
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Fittingly, Team Cox/Rathvon devised some really brutal clues today (at least I thought so).
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Until a few years back, it fittingly shared the square with the iconic FAO Schwarz.
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Fittingly, her introduction to the audience included a cameo from "Bachelor" franchise host Chris Harrison.
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Fittingly, given this dual legacy, the trumpeter's contributions are being honored both uptown and down.
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" She also allegedly penned a 2010 song about him, fittingly called, "The One That Got Away.
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Sadly but perhaps fittingly, Deflategate did not end with a bang, but rather with a hiss.
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Fittingly, the new line is all about what you bring with you when you go outside.
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Fittingly, it sees its decline with the rise of anti-classicism, Spotify, and short-form video.
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"Mans," she fittingly captioned the snap, which she has disabled social media users from commenting on.
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Fittingly, Hera is the Greek queen of the gods, and seen as the goddess of women.
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On that fittingly ambivalent note, we now say goodbye to Game of Thrones uneven seventh season.
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Fittingly, the brand's recent eyewear drop is also a diverse cast of characters in fashion form.
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Fittingly, although the group included several Silicon Valley firms, the get-together took place in Beijing.
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Fittingly, it mixes together some of the most compelling elements of Cody's work through the years.
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Fittingly for someone with godlike status in some left-wing circles, he spoke in a church.
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Chicago made her debut on Kardashian West's Instagram Story in February, wearing — fittingly — a cub filter.
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And, fittingly, the previously rumored, event-specific Capture the Flag mode is called... Capture the Rooster.
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Fittingly dubbed "Memories," they take you on a journey through your accomplishments from the previous game.
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Fittingly enough for the field of artificial intelligence, it turns out brains can still beat brawn.
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"Hi, and welcome to Paint," the video's host begins atop a bed of fittingly chipper music.
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Fittingly, you can watch the doc anywhere with a pay-what-you-want system over here.
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There's something fittingly celebratory about eating fowl on the holidays that is not chicken or turkey.
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First on the agenda, fittingly for a meeting in this slowly submerging city, is climate change.
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I think a lot of those kind of landscapes end up shaping the soundscapes quite fittingly.
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Fittingly, it finishes by snapping the volume to 11, cutting to a Ring-themed plane crash.
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" Another tweet calls the women a squad; a clip is fittingly captioned, "Good girls go bad.
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Fittingly, her performance featured members of her very own Girl Squad, true to T-Swift form.
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Oscar Mayer fittingly announced the Wienermobile news on Wednesday, which falls on National Hot Dog Day.
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He's (fittingly) king of one-handed catches, as displayed here with a ball thrown by Zaire.
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The lobby of the town's pool is dotted, fittingly, by a series of porthole-like windows.
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And the three women's relationship with Janaki, the 15-year-old bartered bride, is fittingly complex.
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Fittingly, she died holding the hand of the man she'd met when she was just 16.
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Fittingly, he reached his nadir under interrogation from Megyn Kelly, his nemesis from that first debate.
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Fittingly, that message was "Lo," which is as far as the machine got before it crashed.
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Fittingly enough, Walmsley compares his pre-staff relationship to The Wire to a potential romantic one.
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MacArthur announced his resignation in defiant remarks before the centrist group of Republicans, fittingly, on Tuesday.
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Perhaps fittingly, he died on Pi Day, which is also the anniversary of Albert Einstein's birth.
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Fittingly, he is elevated, in this case standing on a small box with a confident look.
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Their plots ranged from the simple — an-eye-for-an-eye justice — to the fittingly byzantine.
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Though O'Keeffe is surely the draw, the other star of the Garden's show, fittingly, is Hawaii.
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Fittingly, we hardly ever see the guy (the British actor Oliver Jackson-Cohen), bandages or no.
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According to Lush, both soaps are made with three oils: peppermint, lemongrass, and most fittingly, eucalyptus.
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Fittingly, it makes sense they would be able to see something happening up in the sky.
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The New York Times reported the project cost $575 million, so the chandelier is fittingly luxe.
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White Sox legend Harold Baines gave him a custom jersey, fittingly embroidered with the number 112.
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The Giants then scored a fittingly freakish touchdown on a turnover on the game's final play.
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Fittingly, this final puzzle of the year is by 2016's most prolific constructor, Jeff Chen.
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So she was thrilled and relieved when she got the call, fittingly, during a dialysis session.
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Fittingly for Motherboard, Tacoma presents us with a vision of the future that's full of wonders.
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" Fittingly, "Mignonette" is derived from the French origin of "mignon", meaning "small, sweet, and delicate" or "cute.
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Whatever the outcome, it will be fittingly disruptive to an industry that prides itself on disrupting everything.
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The teaser ends, fittingly, with the normal Stranger Things logo being replaced with the words: Season Two.
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Perhaps fittingly, it's also not all that different from what torrenting went through before its ultimate decline.
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Fittingly, Facebook is the only social media service made available through Free Basics, according to The Guardian.
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But a few of the more popular princesses have their own shoes: Ariel, Belle and (fittingly) Cinderella.
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Fittingly, she's rendered in CGI in Alita: Battle Angel, whereas the other characters appear to be human.
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That report, released fittingly on Halloween, found that the oversight program still has some issues to address.
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A box filled with tiny bags of fruit-flavored, emoji-shaped gummies that are fittingly named, Fruitmojis.
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Their third album together, fittingly titled III, is both their most innovative and most accessible release yet.
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Tickets for the tour — fittingly, called the "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour — go on sale on Feb.
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Farrow's piece was spurred, fittingly, by the 2014 Golden Globes, where Allen received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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The J. Paul Getty Museum acquired the statue in 20173 from a company called (rather fittingly) Artemis.
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"—fittingly ending the night with his classic cover of The Dee Jays' "Real Wild Child (Wild One).
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Fittingly, along today's launch of the 6T, OnePlus is announcing its first U.S. carrier partner, T-Mobile.
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When the light turns green, I twist the throttle, and the fittingly electric blue Arcimoto shoots forward.
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The track would become, fittingly, "All in a Day's Work," and the rest is on the album.
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Fittingly, the observations you make enhance the quality of the interview you conduct at the level's end.
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Now Lily has gone to prom, and Beckinsale's Instagram tribute is, fittingly, both loving and vaguely lewd.
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Here are Nadella's principles: Fittingly, Nadella's goals are as full of ambiguity as Asimov's own Three Laws.
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Fittingly, the strongest bond in the book forms between the men who represent this lack of safety.
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YouTuber Logan Paul lost his big boxing rematch against fellow creator KSI in a fittingly controversial decision.
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The episode ends rather fittingly with Arya, in character for Witchita, throwing a costume in the fire.
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But this year, the 19-year-old selfie master and social media queen fittingly took the lead.
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This latest development comes on the heels of years of research on Hitachi's fittingly titled VeinID technology.
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Fittingly for a film based around travel, Pete 'Global Ambassador of Electronic Music' Tong supervised its soundtrack.
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She finished at, perhaps fittingly, six-under 278 to claim the event's first $63 million winner's check.
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Fittingly, the group is rehearsing at a farmhouse-turned-artist-retreat on a mountain in southern Vermont.
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We now have a fittingly stark video for this paranoid techno banger from Melbourne producer Elisabeth Dixon.
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Fittingly the phrase serves as the title of Kenney's biopic, directed by the comedy stalwart David Wain.
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Fittingly, it shares its name with a style of fiction known for its gut-churning corporeal thrills.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Viliani began a packed tour by ruminating, fittingly, on a Pompeian door.
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Fittingly, the showcase will support 1% for the Planet, an organization that certifies contributions to environmental nonprofits.
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Fittingly, the musical changes the setting from the world of soap operas to that of Broadway musicals.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The couture shows ended on July 453, fittingly enough, with a declaration of independence.
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The first piece of the puzzle to draw him out is, fittingly, a memory from his past.
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Fittingly, The Aviary has dubbed it "Science A.F.," named after the scientist who discovered penicillin, Alexander Fleming.
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Fittingly, Trump's remarks Saturday on women supporting Kavanaugh came around the same time "SNL" aired this sketch.
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Fittingly, Mr Giuliani's main source of disinformation on Ukraine was Yuriy Lutsenko, a controversial former prosecutor-general.
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Better Call Saul Fittingly enough, the Season 3 finale of "Better Call Saul" was all about goodbyes.
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The date selected was 11/11, and is fittingly full of 1's to symbolize solo living.
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Fittingly, that Palm Beach bliss is exactly where the newest Lele Sadoughi Resort collection draws inspiration from.
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Fittingly, he (and only he) plays Serebryakov, the gouty, egotistical professor for whom everyone else must sacrifice.
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Robey's insight fittingly applies to the Korean skin care trend too — that people have already moved on.
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But it's also gone beyond being just a word and is now, fittingly, a common meme theme.
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Fittingly, there's a sizable sauna and outdoor hot tub on the rooftop, as well as a bar.
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And so, fittingly enough, the only salient information we got about the show itself came from Lynch.
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Fittingly, Fini's sexually charged, lifelong revolution, cycling through selfhoods and styles, leaves the senses exhausted and spent.
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Star-Lord (a fittingly bad alias), who's necessarily flanked by a crew of varying levels of competence.
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Fittingly enough, Gordo is a Brazilian character and uses the fast-paced Capoeira fighting style in the ring.
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The event was held in honor of the Medals of Merit presentation at the fittingly-named Sophiahemmet College.
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Fittingly for Game of Thrones Season 7, the show only had seven episodes — down from its usual 73.
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This was, fittingly, the subject of Schilling's speech, who spoke on behalf of the rest of the cast.
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" At the 1960 Democratic Convention, fittingly held in Los Angeles, the Rat Pack morphed into the "Jack Pack.
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I'll thank him here -- fittingly on Independence Day -- since I doubt I'll ever catch him in a footrace.
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Customers can get a free small Slurpee at participating 753-Eleven locations on Tuesday from, fittingly, 11 a.m.
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Fittingly, the fabrics used in AALTO's AW19 collection are focused on the ideas of fluidity, airiness, and volume.
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"; "How to Become an FBI Agent in Arizona"; and, fittingly, "How to Build a Successful Digital Marketing Career?
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Fittingly, the Kardashian and Jenners do not disappoint when it comes to spooky season and dressing the part.
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Fittingly, 2036: Nexus Dawn was directed by Luke Scott, the son of original Blade Runner director Ridley Scott.
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When he was given a peerage last month he fittingly chose the title of Lord Heywood of Whitehall.
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Here are some of the best (and, fittingly, worst) suggestions: I think my vote is on Rug Burn.
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The company just announced the latest version of its outdoor Blink security camera, the fittingly named Blink XT2.
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Their counterparts in the House — fittingly, the House Intelligence Committee — similarly are scrutinizing Russia's role in the election.
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DJI has a new version of its Phantom 4 Pro drone, fittingly called the Phantom 4 Pro V2.0.
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Fittingly for a group revealed on "Giving Tuesday," everyone has plans to help our their families and communities.
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From there, Altindere introduces the Syrian rapper Mohammed Abu Hajar, an artist now based (rather fittingly) in Berlin.
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The ruling, which was originally passed on October 10, was fittingly made public on Intersex Day Of Solidarity.
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Fittingly, Sun's poll is rapidly closing in on receiving as many votes as the 2016 Kansas Presidential Caucus.
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So, after their grand love story, you would expect these two to have an fittingly grand parting scene.
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Fittingly, the testimonials on the Direct landing page come from corporate hotshots from Mattel, HowStuffWorks, and Goldwyn Films.
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Prince proposed to Garcia that same year and they wed, fittingly, on Valentine's Day 1996, at Paisley Park.
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It all proved too much for Vekic who lost it 7-3, perhaps fittingly on a double-fault.
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Located at the southernmost point of Norway's craggy coast, Europe's first underwater restaurant has opened, fittingly dubbed Under.
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Fittingly, the two first met online, after Graceffa spotted a photo of Preda on his Instagram's "Explore" page.
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The mangled doll aspect... You're quite literally making these invisible women visible, in a way that's fittingly disturbing.
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This style, featuring a collarless top, cinched waist and white buttons is (fittingly) named the Princess Wool Coat.
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Ljungqvist's impressionistic four-minute video about the photo series is a fittingly non-linear complement to Relander's images.
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Fittingly, twin brother Henrik Sedin drew an assist, his second of the night and his 1,034th career point.
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Fittingly, Mr Sharma is keen on countries that few investors think about much: Pakistan and Romania, for example.
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This dessert isn't named after anywhere in the USA, but probably even more fittingly, it's called "Going Bananas."
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In 2004, The Darkness toured Australia on the Big Day Out alongside Metallica, Muse, and, fittingly, The Strokes.
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Kelsey is the youngest-ever editor to have her own imprint at Empirical Press, fittingly titled Millennial Print.
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Fittingly, the tour culminated in San Diego, the home of TurboTax, the software that transformed the company's fortunes.
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It has the prototypical library, the most stunning section of which is called, fittingly enough, the Long Room.
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The company's president, Steve Davis, has a fittingly whimsical background, laid out in a new profile from Bloomberg.
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Fittingly, then, "Weak Pearl" is mysterious, bright and mesmerizing, but poignantly, its subject is legible only from afar.
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It was taken by Monica van der Maden of the Netherlands, and it is fittingly called "Dirty Dog."
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The Lumberjacks, led by guard Thomas Walkup, who fittingly has not shaved since November, forced 22 Mountaineers turnovers.
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With this proposal, both Jake and Goor draw upon the couple's shared history, making this moment fittingly personal.
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In "Dances of Isadora," Ms. Mearns took a risk and fittingly so: Duncan risked everything for dance, too.
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They were assigned to the machine shop, where their duties included drilling, patching airplane wings and, fittingly, riveting.
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"He's been a great soldier through it all," Collins added, fittingly describing his own last seven years, too.
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Fittingly, the short film tells the story of a Black father learning to style his daughter's natural hair.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda — The coffee table, fittingly for a modern America's Cup team headquarters, was made of carbon fiber.
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"It's a new chapter," She said goodbye to her role as Rachel Zane fittingly, in a wedding dress.
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Fittingly, Mr. McCoy is in a Ph.D. program in cognitive science at Johns Hopkins, specializing in computational linguistics.
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Fittingly our next pick for MashReads, Mashable's social book club, is A Hundred Thousand Worlds by Bob Proehl.
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Fittingly, the cast is packed with stand-up comics — Franklyn Ajaye, George Carlin, Irwin Corey and Richard Pryor.
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Fittingly, perhaps, Swift will perform the song "I Did Something Bad" Tuesday night at the American Music Awards.
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And, fittingly, he talks about straight-edge, and the need for people to grow and change over time.
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That's certainly true for the new Campari on the Rocks cocktail ring, which fittingly tastes like the Italian bitter.
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Two weeks ago, the tiny tot made her debut on Kardashian West's Instagram Story, wearing — fittingly — a cub filter.
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And this month, Dylan's Candy Bar is celebrating its 16th anniversary, which is fittingly being called its Sweet 16.
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Fittingly, the lavender shade is right in line with the ethereal, candy-colored aesthetic she's been all about lately.
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The drama continued in another post, this one on /r/TIFU (which, fittingly, stands for Today I Fucked Up).
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And April Fools' began as a folk holiday, though its most popular origin story is, fittingly, also a hoax.
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Fittingly, we're also planning to publish our review of the 5.7-inch G6 from crosstown rival LG this week.
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The flash mob fittingly caused anarchy by raiding the show with cards and texts about African and Caribbean culture.
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Fittingly for Lindsay, it's basically a melodramatic teenage rom-com distilled into a tight three minutes and 36 seconds.
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The reality television alum and lifestyle guru's newest style endeavor with Kohl's is called, fittingly, LC Lauren Conrad Maternity.
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Fittingly, Adams's quilts hang in a line in a hallway-turned-gallery, suggesting movement through both space and time.
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The song, written and performed by Chris Martin, fittingly debuted at the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation's 20th anniversary gala fundraiser.
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Bryan: There's a lot to examine, but the thing I keep returning to is, perhaps fittingly, a meta observation.
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Opportunity was exploring Mars' Perseverance Valley, fittingly, when the fiercest dust storm in decades hit and contact was lost.
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Fittingly, the musical's original score will feature both classical melodies and pop and rock songs reminiscent of the 1980s.
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The first book to be published by the legendary Parisian institution is, fittingly, a memoir of the shop itself.
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Dean and Rory have just one run-in, fittingly, at Doose's Market, the site of their first kiss. Why?
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Last night was all about Hillary Clinton – and fittingly so, as she just accepted her party's nomination for president.
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But that could soon change: The fast-food giant has embraced machine learning, in a fittingly super-sized way.
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It's a fittingly diverse array of companies, running the gamut from gaming to meditation to here's the latest batch:
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Fittingly, this is Reeves' second-biggest opening ever, coming in behind 2077's The Matrix Reloaded $29.1 million haul.
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The first eight-episode season is fittingly scheduled to premiere on Netflix on Friday the 13th in January 2017.
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Fittingly enough, the cyber-styled Tron: Evolution conceals just such clues in its code, as router Eric "Jamacanbacn" discovered.
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Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) already has a bill that would do this, fittingly titled the Stop STUPIDITY Act.
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Fittingly, some players who had been on the team the longest were the ones who spoke for everyone else.
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Fittingly, she uses the technique especially when applying toner, which is her first step in a skin-care regimen.
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Fittingly, the demonic pregnancy subgenre is a site for feminist concerns such as: Is a woman simply an incubator?
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Fittingly, it's been given an extravagant video that plays like a short film at over ten minutes in length.
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It seems that the troll who successfully stole the flag now has it proudly hung, fittingly, in his basement.
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Fittingly, all funeral attendees had to have wrist bands and an access pass -- similar to most concert VIP passes.
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It fittingly opened on the National Mall in September 2016 at a ceremony at which President Barack Obama spoke.
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Fittingly, Mr. Buttigieg spent Monday evening on MSNBC in prime time speaking with the network's star host Rachel Maddow.
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Of the KonaRed coffee blends I've tried, the basic black coffee, fittingly called Original, has always been my favorite.
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And Sunday's episode of HBO's "Game of Thrones," titled, fittingly, "The Queen's Justice," highlights that trait in Cersei Lannister.
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Fittingly, the company's resident choreographer, Justin Peck, will unveil a new ballet inspired by Robbins with music by Bernstein.
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That was, fittingly, against the Saints two years ago on the "Minneapolis Miracle" touchdown pass on the final play.
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Fittingly, a substantial proportion of Speaker Pelosi's speech to the House was taken up by the Pledge of Allegiance.
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The clip — from AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo — fittingly stars a man in desperate longing for a satisfying bowel movement.
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Fittingly, her social-impact initiative is called STEM to Bloom: Growing the Next Generation of Female Engineers and Scientists.
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It's also her first album since becoming a mother — the cover, fittingly, features Marshall, her son and her guitar.
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Fittingly, their first episode of the new season is all about saying yes — the thrill, and also the danger.
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Opened last year with his co-chef wife, Hoang Phuong Mai, the restaurant fittingly occupies a former spice house.
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Fittingly for the start to a new decade, California decided to go big with its 2020 New Year's resolution.
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It's a fittingly dramatic end to a scandal so strange it sounds like something out of a comic book.
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Perhaps fittingly, the show will stay open to the public until Sunday, his first weekend in the White House.
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The video was fittingly called "All The Wrong Ways Tutorial," as Kesha used unique application techniques to apply her makeup.
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Fittingly named the Rolls-Royce SRH, it's perfect for the young patients to zoom around on their way to surgery.
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Akin to Chatroullette (hence the name), players jump into a lavishly decorated villa that (fittingly) looks like a porn scene.
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Fittingly for a startup entering both the sharing economy and the food delivery wars, the meals are delivered by Postmates.
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But fittingly, the plodding and emotionally monochromatic Views eclipsed the cover altogether, hinting at the loss of intimacy to come.
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Fittingly, the sheer volume of the "documents" means it would take hours to wade through all of The Onion's project.
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According to Starbucks, the Mermaid Frappuccino features a green melon crème Frappuccino, which is fittingly topped with blue whipped cream.
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This aforementioned fashion show was, rather fittingly, Christian Siriano's, the designer who ended up dressing Leslie Jones for her premiere.
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Fittingly, he received his medal from Alberto Juantorena, Cuba's Olympic gold medallist in the 400 and 800 metres in 1976.
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In preparation for its release, the singer has released his parody of The Beatles' "Tax Man", fittingly titled "Pac-Man".
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Volunteers from the Friends Furever Animal Rescue saved the great pyrenees dog, whom they fittingly named Clifford, on Sunday, Oct.
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Fittingly, the Cubs fanatic found out about her show's shocking 14 nominations from a publicist who knows her very well.
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Fittingly, the Chinese character for such shells, once used as currency in ancient China, appears in the character for treasure.
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Fittingly, the modern era of autonomous vehicles also began with a competition, held in March 2004 in the Mojave desert.
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Broad City star Abbi Jacobson takes the lead as Bean, a drinking/gambling/cursing princess with a fittingly rebellious streak.
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Today, it comes with the ultimate security and — fittingly — it's own heliport at Perk's Field next to the palace buildings.
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The album dropped over the weekend in celebration of World Sleep Day — which we fittingly appeared to have slept on.
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Fittingly, while it now appears to be live for Android, the process of actually getting the game is, well, complicated.
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Fittingly, earlier in the volume she invokes the Western philosopher perhaps closest to Blake or Pound in spirit, Friedrich Nietzsche.
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Because of this mix up, I'm told everything's gotten a bit confusing and is, both fittingly and mercifully, running behind.
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Superfund sites, dead fish, plastic in the ocean — Aqueous Earth is, in many ways, a fittingly dark and depressing show.
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The game being demonstrated in the video is fittingly—if not uncreatively—is titled 'Climball,' and combines climbing with Pong.
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Last night, at a secret press conference held, fittingly, in a basement Washington D.C. hotel, Valizadeh essentially admitted as much.
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Fittingly, the gala is sponsored by Apple, with Apple's Chief Design Officer Johnny Ive and Taylor Swift as co-chairs.
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Fittingly named just "Park," the story's now about paleontologists who are amazed by the beauty of a rather nice park.
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The day began fittingly with Trump telling The New York Post that, actually, Steve Bannon is kind of a cuck.
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Fittingly, Ellis came through with a huge play by converting a 3-point play with 20.4 seconds left in overtime.
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Fittingly, it was Bellinger who put the Dodgers in the lead for good by homering off Jeff Samardzija (2200-15).
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Mark Melancon saved both games; fittingly, he struck out the side in the nightcap, ending by getting Neil Walker looking.
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" Fittingly enough, the poem by Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (1835-1905) from which the inscription was taken is titled, "Begin Again.
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Fittingly, it's held at Lion's Den—a bar where original heads like Ramesh threw their parties in the early 2000s.
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Fittingly, Poe's inspiration for the first fictional detective is thought to be the man who created the original detective agency.
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Gonzales's prose is crisp, but fittingly looping and parenthetical, often doubling back on itself to offer a slightly different interpretation.
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The Charlie Brooker series fittingly migrated from Channel 4 to Netflix's digital TV service, where it gained an American following.
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And the repetitiveness of consuming a purely liquid diet also tied in fittingly with the song's loops and recurring beats.
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Though their closest sonic foil was, fittingly, Hey Mercedes, other Midwestern bands were beginning to show respect to their forebears.
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The couple met, fittingly, while they were both working at Ms. Epstein's father's wholesale book company, also in the Village.
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Now, they return with its follow up titled Personal Life, fittingly produced by D.C./Baltimore post-hardcore legend J. Robbins.
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It was a fittingly dramatic twist for a young artist who at times seemed determined to sabotage his own rise.
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Fittingly for a finale celebrating the design of a decade, the first two lip syncs were to Janet Jackson songs.
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Today, Swift released the official music video for 'The Man,' and the star of the narrative is, fittingly, a man.
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And for Ms. Tornay, who considers herself a crossword aficionado, puzzles are a fittingly engaging medium: simultaneously intellectual and entertaining.
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Fittingly, this volume was followed by "Sweet Earth" (2006), which depicts and offers a history of experimental utopias in America.
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As Secretary Pompeo observed in his fittingly tart response on Tuesday, what the committee chairmen issued was merely a letter.
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Fittingly, he's coined a term to describe his style, which is at once formally precise and darkly theatrical: minimalist baroque.
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Ms. Cartwright and Mr. Nelson met, fittingly, over a piano in 22016 — one she was trying to get rid of.
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Canada was about to claim its first N.B.A. championship, while the Golden State dynasty was, fittingly, finally out of time.
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Perhaps fittingly, his last was an account of his battle with terminal prostate cancer, which he ultimately lost in 1990.
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The first citizen, fittingly, was former US Vice President Al Gore, who has been a staunch environmental activist for decades.
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Fittingly captioning the image "slumber party 🎀", Kylie captured the precious moment as the girls lay on a fuzzy pink blanket.
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Yesterday, TJ's announced its first new product of 2019, and fittingly, it involves one of the year's predicted food trends, jackfruit.
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Fittingly, the inadvertent data exposure came in the form of an email updating Ghostery users about the company's data collection policies.
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Fittingly, today is the 58th anniversary of the launch of Vanguard 1, which is now the oldest satellite in orbit. Enjoy.
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Indeed, fittingly for the longest episode of Thrones ever, more known characters died in this episode than in any previous one.
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Kastle's sets span everything from R&B to tech-house, so, fittingly, the artists he recruits to his label follow suit.
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It appears Rihanna has chosen who she wants as the next POTUS – and fittingly the singer announced it in absolute style.
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Fittingly titled Empty Porn Sets, Broughton's resulting collection of images falls somewhere between interior design photographs and those of crime scenes.
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Light in the blue to ultraviolet range activates the fluorescence of the protein, fittingly called the green fluorescent protein, or GFP.
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That same year, Foreman published a book about fatherhood, fittingly titled, Fatherhood by George: Hard-Won Advice on Being a Dad.
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Fittingly, he describes his own favorite getaways as "such epic experiences that I've wanted to create similarly heroic moments for others."
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They can, however, count on the internet outrage cycle, the speed of which, fittingly, mirrors that of the fast-fashion industry.
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Now the books are getting the Hollywood reboot on Netflix, with an initial season that fittingly releases on Friday, January 13th.
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Fittingly, Microsoft hasn't made any major announcements related to the platform recently, and it's not likely it'll have any in Barcelona.
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The fittingly named "55 Cancri e" is a broiling hellscape of a world, totally inhospitable to life as we know it.
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The movie takes place, fittingly, in Austin, tackling the subjects of success, love and betrayal amid the city's lively music culture.
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Much of the music was fittingly psychedelic, rolling glitchy bass, tribal chanting, sitars, and live instrumentation into something trippy and danceable.
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Nerve, fittingly, is a thriller which revolves around players of an addicting mobile game of innocent-turned-sinister truth or dare.
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It was a fittingly grandiose opening statement, but one for which the Israeli-born entrepreneur feels he has a solution: neuroscience.
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With their marriage seemingly stronger than ever, the couple fittingly kick off their surprise joint album with a sexy love song.
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In fact, she fittingly wore a striped Milly top with flared statement sleeves during her final stroll through the White House.
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And fittingly, the Times profiled Miller again a few months ago — among other details, it turns out she's bullish on cryptocurrency.
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And as a vision of the future — one that looks quite a bit like our consumption-obsessed present — it's fittingly uncomfortable.
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Tess Holliday is an outspoken member of the 67% and fittingly is no stranger to expertly clapping back at body shamers.
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The fittingly titled "Double Jeopardy" offers up additional playable content for either $1.99 a month, or free, if they're Prime members.
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Actually, the aluminum is covered with platinum leaf, and each piece is fittingly titled "Moonlight," which is, of course, all reflected.
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Fittingly, we're living in an era in which women's voices have been granted the power to topple entrenched systems of oppression.
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Fittingly, the rightful and perhaps sole winner of 2016 did not escape the year without her own share of political controversy.
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Fittingly for a governor who sees communication as central to his role, his biggest policy intervention was uttered but not implemented.
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Fittingly, she's steered clear of ever signing with a major record label, instead fiercely building her own unique path to stardom.
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A famous line from the anime series Fist of the North Star, it was a fittingly coded shot across the bow.
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Bell fittingly performed songs like "Lotto" and "Talk of the Town" during his set... and we're told the crowd loved it.
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Seventeen days earlier, a massive stone had careened over this lake, a fittingly Empyrean setting for such a grand celestial appearance.
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Tez, fittingly, is Hindi for "fast" — another pointer to how Google is pitching this as more convenient than what exists today.
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Fittingly, it culminates in a giant outdoor digital screen facing the street that resembles a television set of late 1980s vintage.
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Fittingly, he spoke near Google's headquarters, and talked about the importance of putting artificial intelligence, or A.I., in our nation's weapons.
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The pivot point for the turnaround was a fittingly simple play: Zobrist's bunt, which was their first hit of Game 20.
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Fittingly, for a mineral spring spa hotel, the bathroom's focal point was a luxuriously big shower clad in handmade Ecuadorean tiles.
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This collection, their fourth, is fittingly called "Adult Baby," and includes frilled collars, and sleeves that drop comically to the knee.
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It's warm, it's satiating, it's fittingly of the margherita variety, and it leaves a wide pizza-eating grin on my face.
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Since Wargroove takes place in the realm of fantasy, your units are fittingly medieval but still adhere to some basic tenets.
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The film turns chemicals and equations into a glimmering audiovisual feast, pairing each sequence with a fittingly light or dark soundtrack.
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Fittingly, the first movie shown was "Cinema Paradiso," an Italian film about a theater that brings a war-torn village together.
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Organizers have referred to WorldPride as the "Olympics of Pride," and so, fittingly, the event kicked off with an opening ceremony.
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They would be the lamest of ducks, living with their jilted fan base in a fittingly macabre countdown at the Coliseum.
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Our wedding was a traditional Indian ceremony, so fittingly Coco, like the rest of the wedding party, wore traditional Indian attire.
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In his final at-bat, he powered a shot into the second deck in right, fittingly just above those Phillies fans.
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Fittingly, the menu is divided by national influence, with sections dedicated to Spain (sherry drinks), Poland (vodka) and England (gin, Scotch).
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Fittingly enough, Kramer's best Thanksgiving took place out of season and out of place: in Italy in the heat of August.
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Fittingly, the error message features Ralph and Vanellope of Wreck-It Ralph and Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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Fittingly, one of his first nonfiction features was Italianamerican (63), a portrait of his Italian-born, New-York-City-raised parents.
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Google announced its big foray into gaming Tuesday during a presentation at, fittingly, the annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
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Perhaps fittingly, the romance between Hans and Eva began in a drug rehabilitation center, where they met in their mid-20s.
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Fittingly, they found fame during the Cold War, when atomic tests were taking place not far off, in the Nevada desert.
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The relationships between the characters — a tangle of lust, loyalty, jealousy, resentment, tenderness — emerge, fittingly, around a battle over Hirut's gun.
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The game ended, fittingly enough, when Gary Sanchez smashed a ball right to third baseman Eugenio Suarez with two runners aboard.
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King fittingly signed off the tweet with his name in emoji form: a cow for Angus and a crown for King.
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More fittingly, if applied to everyone, "they" would complete the leveling-up progress of equal dignity that "you" started centuries ago.
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Their strange, wandering trajectory now finds them releasing the vast and densely-woven Marrow Hymns with avant-metal lynchpin Profound Lore—a fittingly strange home for a fittingly strange band whose story takes in everything from thrash metal primitivism to the fine art of being alone and, ultimately, the urge to create something meaningful in a frequently meaningless.
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Fittingly, there's a Fathers Day message to them: On Tidal, the clip is titled "Adnis," but there's little information available beyond that.
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It was, rather fittingly, an event in her New Jersey district that focused on the importance of people's access to health care.
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The color, a rich scarlet, is fittingly part of the brand's Washington, D.C. collection — and it's currently all over Instagram and Twitter.
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The Danish parliament ended up passing a special law — fittingly called Mary's Law — that granted her Danish citizenship after she married Frederik.
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It's the equivalent of trading Dak Prescott for Aaron Rodgers, who fittingly is the mainstream athlete that Clayster most likens himself to.
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The episode's character-driven first act offers a fittingly melancholic portrait of someone using an imaginary relationship to handle loss and anxiety.
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Fittingly, it was Gaitán who hit the pinpoint free kick that Jonas headed in from seven yards out in the 91st minute.
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Ikea just turned 75 — and the brand has big plans to celebrate the occasion fittingly with unique, sleek, and affordable Swedish style.
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Fittingly for a discussion that touched upon the superficiality of media, we are publishing the transcript with only the lightest of edits.
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She carried her cell phone and a bedazzled purse that was – fittingly for the Lip Kit mogul – shaped like a red lipstick.
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Furiosa, the road warrior who escapes with five war brides in hopes of finding freedom, is, fittingly, a more hard-bitten character.
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Fittingly, this vitamin C-rich formula does all that and more, targeting fine lines while instantly reducing the look of dark circles.
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Fittingly, both A Christmas Prince and Christmas Inheritance address unlikely love, which is definitely what I'm feeling for these movies right now.
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For example, the prescription drug Ritalin, used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, produces a byproduct in urine called, fittingly, ritalinic acid.
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Even more fittingly, as Android Police notes, the URL that used to point to the Pixel C now points to the Pixelbook.
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Fittingly, during a recent interview, I asked Shapiro if he ever wished Supreme founder James Jebbia would accept or just hang withhim.
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Fittingly, the event was seen in Galapagos Island finches, the same group of birds that helped Darwin solidify his theory of evolution.
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The show will open, fittingly, in Boston on September 13 and is contracted to tour through May 14, 2017, according to Playbill.
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The images speak for themselves, though, so we've rounded up the gowns (accompanied by fittingly breathless commentary, obviously) in the slideshow, ahead.
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Phil Collins's memoir, fittingly titled Not Dead Yet, is largely a response to his status as an avatar of the unhip 1980s.
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The news of such a momentous occasion broke back in February, fittingly on V-Day (a time for Doritos Locos and love).
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The star sported stockings, metallic sandals and (fittingly for the "Diamonds" singer) tons of gems dripping from her ears, wrists and fingers.
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In her honor, they revived their cover of the 1992 track, though the evening's version was, fittingly, more somber and bare-bones.
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Fittingly, Asli believes that it's the spread of technology that will allow black people to see more of ourselves telling fantastic stories.
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Drake had the very important job of being the award show's inaugural host — and fittingly, he brought along a very important date.
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Fittingly known as the Big Island, Hawaii encompasses over 4,173 square miles, almost twice the size of the other Hawaiian Islands combined.
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Fittingly, given the nature of the award, "Spring Spleen" is one of her oldest stories; it was written over 35 years ago.
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Howie Kendrick, Anthony Rendon, and the Washington Nationals completed their amazing comeback journey, fittingly, with one final, late rally on the road.
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The couple met at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival four years ago and, fittingly, returned to the area for their nuptials.
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Fittingly, she's got a lot to say about how that pertains to Daenerys Targaryen and her late hubby, Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa).
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Fittingly, her best-known painting, Mountains and Sea, is also the piece by which the Abstract artist established her signature drip technique.
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Fittingly, there was a choir and a virtuosic rhythm section backing her, and she frankly sang the shit out of this tune.
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Fittingly, the band ended just as screamo was beginning in earnest, leaving it up to their peers to carry the genre forward.
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The plot, such as it is, emerges almost halfway into the movie, with a murder whose consequences are, fittingly, never entirely resolved.
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The pair, who fittingly are uncle and niece, are among a bunch of disgruntled folks who have gathered in a large house.
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In all, it's a blend of rap and bass music that's fittingly dark and potent for a night (or four) of mischief.
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Hundreds of readers have shared their predictions, which range from the simple — an-eye-for-an-eye justice — to the fittingly byzantine.
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Fittingly for the nation that was a hotbed of Surrealism, a victory on the world stage may have no effect at all.
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The fittingly named Hazard Simplification Project is working with social scientists who are experts in how the public perceives risk and messaging.
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On Wednesday Mr. Burrell played three energizing sets — but fittingly, the centerpiece was billed as a performance by the Archie Shepp Quartet.
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The poem in "Galaxy Love" that describes Stern's hunger best is his hymn of praise to, fittingly, Orson Welles, filmmaker and trencherman.
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Pelican's new, magnetic Easy Mount System, or EMS, is, fittingly, one of the easiest modular phone mount systems that I've ever used.
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"Human Dust" (303), which occupies a fittingly central position on the main exhibition floor, offers similar big picture perspective on time's passage.
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Kesha is making her foray into the celebrity beauty world — and her new makeup brand is, fittingly, full of glitter and rainbows.
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But my second cousin Olena Ziatyk, 212, who walks with a cane, opted for the village's other church, fittingly named St. Nicholas.
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Its poster was designed by Kyle Lambert, whose artwork has been used to promote The Thing, Jurassic Park and, fittingly, Stranger Things.
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"The Mountain" -- as it's been fittingly dubbed -- is a massive 157-acre plot of land in Beverly Hills sitting atop a mountain.
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It's a fittingly sprawling and lyrical tribute to the often confounding late artist, who died a year ago today, April 21, 2016.
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The collection is dubbed #Emoticats, fittingly, with the brand revamping its signature flats in the likeness of some of our most-used emoji.
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Baldwin is featured in the magazine's "Daring" issue, where, fittingly, she models a selection of "daring" outfits in out-of-the-ordinary locations.
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The two-part scientific name literally means "Dracula's terrible tick," which is a fittingly badass name for a 100 million year-old vampire.
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Zwillinger cooked Brown, fittingly, a lamb stew, and the two spent the weekend pondering what type of business Brown had on his hands.
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After eight seasons on the air, RuPaul's Drag Race has officially begun to dominate the reality competition categories in a fittingly spectacular fashion.
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The dramatized origin story shows Busch on a long, arduous voyage to St. Louis, where he meets Ebert Anheuser, fittingly, over a beer.
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It's a fittingly cinematic story — but likely, the real reason for Disney's lack of parental figures is steeped in source material, not trauma.
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But on the band's second album, fittingly titled "II," the group unveils delightful surf-punk melodies that no novice could craft so tightly.
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This summer, families ready to get their adrenaline pumping can hit Knott's Berry Farm and ride their latest roller coaster, fittingly named HangTime.
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Fox has set up a site, fittingly called Bob's Fart, to allow fans to submit fan art to be used in the premiere.
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The debut campaign, which is for Givenchy's Fall-Winter 2019-2020 collection, has fittingly been named #Arivenchy, Givenchy explained in a press release.
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Guests sipped on drinks named "The Señorita" (fittingly named after Mendes and Cabello's song) and "The Pickering Gawd" (named after his Toronto hometown).
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It was fittingly hot in D.C. The 91-degree heat tied the April 29 record in Washington, amplifying the message of the march.
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He introduced a new segment called "Seth Has to Walk Away For a Minute," in which he fittingly walked away from his desk.
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But the technologies on display here also fittingly highlight a less flashy side of robotics than we're accustom to seeing on international television.
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The young social media star also shared an artsy black-and-white photo of himself surrounded by ballon strings, fittingly captioned, "birthday balloons."
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The boy's family helps run 1,200 cattle, and he's writing a piece for his Fields Elementary School newspaper, fittingly called the Desert Rat.
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Fittingly, the visuals are melancholily sound tracked by Massive Attack member Tricky's slow and steady vocals, and an array of equally gloomy instrumentation.
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And her performance as protagonist/alter ego Sam Fox is fittingly authentic, lived-in and detailed in a way that very few are.
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Other than representing the shock of Trump's election, they are reminiscent of Orwell's Animal Farm novella, which fittingly took on government and power.
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As players attempt to complete what is already a difficult level, they've discovered its bonus round to be a fittingly difficult end, too.
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But it was also, in hindsight, a fittingly bizarre start to the long and deeply weird career of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
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The cover, fittingly named "Ejected," perfectly captures some of the unbelievable things going down in both Washington, D.C. and on airplanes these days.
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Fittingly, the rapper's twin girls both wore identical white floor-length gowns, while Chance wore a similar dress in a pale blush color.
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The fittingly titled Victory Lap is as smooth and confident as would befit Nipsey's stature, filled with G-funk synths and hazy meditations.
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As you probably saw (most likely, and fittingly, on Instagram), the Italian label's latest ready-to-wear collection was millennial-themed (and -cast).
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The Netflix commercial, which fittingly aired during tonight's Tony Awards broadcast, stars actor Tituss Burgess playing his Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt character Titus Andromedon.
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Mia Farrow Like many of its issues since, the very first issue of PEOPLE magazine in 1974 fittingly featured what on the cover?
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Perhaps fittingly, his ill-fated 2015 presidential bid leaned in part on his crime record in Baltimore, one fictionalized on HBO's The Wire.
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Fittingly, he takes a close look at one of the things that really makes the original Alien so good: H.R. Giger's incredible artwork.
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In the second row, you'll see a new sticker, showing a search bar with the word GIF fittingly spelled out in animated letters.
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The first campaign Pia Mia stars in for the brand was shot, very fittingly, at the kitsched-out The Madonna Inn in California.
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It owes its comeuppance largely to the isolated advantages of smartwatches, which Always-on has fittingly rendered slightly more obsolete by its presence.
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The invertebrate is so popular, there's an entire day dedicated to raising awareness about jellyfish on November 3, fittingly called World Jellyfish Day.
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The team's first victory came, fittingly for this quintessentially British team, at the British Grand Prix of 1979 with the driver Clay Regazzoni.
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Fittingly, the lineup that year included the contemplative French films "Le Pont du Nord" from Jacques Rivette, and "Beau-Père" from Bertrand Blier.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly — but poetically fittingly — referred to the phrase that replaces "Generation Z" in a text-swapping extension.
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Fittingly, the two met through PlentyOfFish, an online dating service, and Ms. Reynold's engagement ring was a gold pearl atop a diamond band.
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This movie pays it far more fittingly and far faster than the fiasco of a funeral carried out in her name in August.
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Fittingly, perhaps, the rain Iran so badly needs came pouring down, a sign of nature's tribute to Mr. Seyed Emami, many mourners said.
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Fittingly, my first night in town, he'd seen me looking lost outside the train station and walked me 10 blocks to my hotel.
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Women Artists A to Z, written by Melanie LaBarge and illustrated by Caroline Corrigan, takes a fittingly artful approach to this daunting task.
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Fittingly, the hip-hop legend (and a frequent top five selection) Rakim is on the bill, along with Pharoahe Monch and Black Thought.
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Both purple products are made with fresh eggplant puree, according to Lush, while the peach-shaped options are fittingly made with peach juice.
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Fittingly, the Speedtail is wing-shaped, allowing it to slip easily though the air while causing as little speed-robbing turbulence as possible.
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She and I, fittingly, stand at the junction between betrothed and bereft, beginnings and endings, reference points in a most unlikely of romances.
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There's no music playing at the Fiddichside Inn, a tiny pub in Craigellachie, Scotland fittingly located on the bank of the River Fiddich.
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Some seem to be in the midst of intense inner conflict (and fittingly, the artist cites Francis Bacon as one influence among many).
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Fittingly, her bizarre news conference came to a crashing halt when she got into an altercation with one of the photogs recording her.
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The subject matter is fittingly dour too—The End draws on the long history of apocalyptic cults who welcome the end of days.
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Fittingly, for a musical based on an opera, Rent is largely comprised of narrative recitatives, or interim text that's sung between individual songs.
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"It's so significant for me," she told PEOPLE at the launch of her new Barbie doll – who, fittingly, is dressed in the Firebird costume.
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In the video, they all sport their '80s finest as Dan Hartman's "I Can Dream About You" (which, fittingly, was released in 1984) plays.
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Fittingly, the only time Gypsy and Godejohn met in person before committing Gypsy's dramatic plan was at a screening of the live-action Cinderella.
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In late September, the little guy said his first word — which, fittingly, was "Daddy," as evidenced by a sweet clip Khaled shared on Instagram.
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Costume designer Mary T. Quigley, who is fittingly wearing a tiara on this final night, receives a champion's acknowledgment from Galecki at one point.
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Candice Huffine also unexpectedly walked this season of shows, fittingly being cast in Prabal Gurung's runway collection that celebrated the power of women (center).
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Fittingly, the story is larger than life, and Wolff connects Conrad's journey with historical asides about others' attempts at solving the problem of death.
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And, fittingly enough, several stories beneath the Met's stage, bits of the underworld were being stored, waiting for "Orfeo ed Euridice" on Sunday afternoon.
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This film from Oscar winner Roger Ross Williams (Music By Prudence, Life, Animated) fittingly premiered at the Apollo at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival.
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Livingston, 34, and Goldblum are already parents to son Charlie Ocean, 19 months — who was born, fittingly, on the Fourth of July in 2015.
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And fittingly, it's shipped in a plastic-free package with biodegradable packing peanuts, to further promote the brand's mission to reduce our carbon footprint.
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Fittingly for fall weddings, the top-pinned dresses include hues like navy, purple, and cranberry, though lighter colors and pastels are still popular, too.
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The fittingly named YouTube user Angry Ram claimed that he was attempting to insulate the walls of his house when the animal showed up.
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A second priority is to limit how long information on citizens is kept, constrain who has access to it and penalise its misuse fittingly.
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Clinton's successful execution of this strategy has been, fittingly, the product of traits that she's often criticized for: her caution, her overpreparation, her blandness.
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Fittingly, on this day, New York City's having it's annual Pride March, which is expected to be the largest one in the city's history.
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Fittingly, McDormand is using the highly public platform Mildred gave her to try to change the system that she lives and works in: Hollywood.
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Fittingly, the debate is in Las Vegas—the epicenter of both American boxing prizefights and the end of the world in Stephen King novels.
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For the super glam occasion, both actresses opted for some equally dramatic dresses (fittingly for a premiere where the dress code was "funeral attire").
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Fittingly, one of the first official advocacy groups born of the tech sector—the Electronic Frontier Foundation—focused on privacy and free-speech issues.
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Fittingly, his little Highness -- now fifth in line to the throne -- has taken the name made most famous by The Kingsmen ... no relation. Congrats!
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Fittingly enough, Del Potro ended the championship with a big serve in the deuce court down the middle, eliciting an error from his opponent.
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Fittingly, the bride-to-be used a Chymoji to break the news, posting an emoji rendering of herself hugging her enlarged belly to Instagram.
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On Wednesday, they were given their full freedom, reuniting with their families before heading to a conference center decorated, fittingly, as a soccer field.
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We also have a new bespoke typeface that you'll see first as the dropcap treatment on our features; fittingly, it is also called Pathways.
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Made out of clay and cow excrement, merdacotta—literally, "baked shit" in Italian—can be fashioned into tiles, tableware, flowerpots and, fittingly, toilet bowls.
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Fittingly, Jones was greeted with a rare occurrence in his 11-year career, according to him: chants of his name ringing across the stadium.
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That included Molly Sims (in a Dia de los Muertos ensemble) and husband Scott Stuber, who was fittingly dressed as Dodger pitcher Clayton Kershaw.
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Fittingly, one of the main opposition points is George Washington Plaza, a rich neighborhood sandwiched between the barrios of El Paraiso and La Vega.
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Brown announced her new role, fittingly, on Facebook — with a nod to rocky relationship between her new employer and her former coworkers in journalism.
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The tagline at this California-based shop is "for the laid-back bride," so here you'll find, fittingly, a collection of slinky boho styles.
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" The company notes, fittingly, that all of this started as a 2010 April Fool's Day prank, then known as the less palatable "Project Venom.
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A copy of what was purported to be a proposed set of settlement terms even leaked into public view, fittingly, on the Drudge Report.
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Montana's luxury lifestyle mag issue coincides with the upcoming release of his new album, and fittingly ... it touches on some of his famous friendships.
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The show is weird; that would have been a fittingly weird finale, and we would have skipped all the bad things that happened thereafter.
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Neighborhood Joint Trainworld, a family-owned store that sits fittingly under an elevated section of the F train in Brooklyn, is a modeler's dream.
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" Translated from the Tuareg dialect in which he sings, the title of the soothing, stripped-down release fittingly translates to something like "calm down.
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The PawSox became an entity that bound the state together and, fittingly, a statue of Mondor now stands outside the main entrance to McCoy.
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Fittingly, the winner of CIFF's crowning Harrell Award is the film that most deftly syncretizes a great portion of these themes, Kirsten Johnson's Cameraperson.
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The app tasked with reporting the results of the Iowa caucus has crashed, delaying the results Shadow's background is, fittingly, shrouded in some mystery.
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Interviewed by The New York Times in 2007, Mr. Elkann looked back on his brush with death and, fittingly, framed it in automotive terms.
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Why it matters: This will fittingly stuff every partisan's stockings with reasons to tell family he's the greatest or worst president in American history.
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Young people were encouraged, in fittingly consumerist terms, to "shop around," so that they wouldn't find themselves saddled with a lacklustre steady for life.
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The other star of the show, fittingly, is Hawaii, and the garden has mounted a living display of the subjects depicted in the artwork.
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In an announcement, fittingly posted on LinkedIn, the company said Senior Vice President of Product Ryan Roslansky will become CEO on June 1, 2020.
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The show is, fittingly, called Clarice, and is coming from Star Trek writer and producer Alex Kurtzman and Rachel Getting Married writer Jenny Lumet.
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Fittingly, NAM's deep interest in tax policy was one of the things that drew Netram to working for the group in the first place.
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It's also an incredibly empathetic and detailed case study fittingly published in 22018 — a year of hyper-partisanship and heightening social and economic anxieties.
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The final scene of "Choir Boy" is, fittingly, a graduation — a farewell to a phase in Pharus's life, and now Mr. Pope's as well.
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Fittingly, the film played at Cappadox Festival, as part of curator Fulya Erdemci's and associate curator Kevser Guler's exhibition, Let Us Cultivate Our Garden.
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It's like the detective said — or, more fittingly, implied: Sometimes, the best way to find the truth is to stop listening, and start watching.
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Fittingly, today McGuigan manages another boxing world champion and the man who has assumed his mantle as a cross-community sporting hero: Carl Frampton.
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"It felt more relevant to us," says Gödel of the influence of these two lodestars, both of whom fittingly choose to collaborate with her agency.
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Like many pizzerias, it has a number of dishes named after fittingly cheesy celebrities: a Seagal, a Pamela Anderson, a Schwarzenegger, and a Pizza Gibson.
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This idea turned into a world-changing revolution, and fittingly, Apple was one of this first companies to offer wi-fi connectivity in its computers.
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The younger child of engaged actors Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis rang in her first full year Wednesday — fittingly, on International Day of the Girl.
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Fittingly, the score was tied at 31 (Pearl's number) late in the first half and the first 20 minutes ended in a 33-33 stalemate.
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It seems fittingly, um, surreal that this Florida city would be home to the largest collection of Salvador Dali's works (more than 21900,220) outside Europe.
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Kapadia designs for him a fittingly literary binary: the idea that there was "Diego," the boy from the slums, and then "Maradona," the unstoppable superstar.
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Leonard fittingly arrived well after any other players, just as he had last June when he lifted the NBA Finals trophy with the Toronto Raptors.
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It took innumerable hours spread out over weeks to delete them all, using a hyper-specific (and fairly buggy) app fittingly called Delete for Instagram.
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Given Venom's current status as one of Spider-Man's most iconic foes, the character's origin story is, fittingly, a hilarious combination of chance and pragmatism.
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It shares a name with the biggest little city in the world, and, fittingly, the Oppo Reno appears to have a lot going for it.
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They're mentioned more often than Ferengi or Gorn food, and they're more visually captivating than bland, logically vegetarian Vulcan fare or fittingly familiar Bajoran dishes.
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Image: eddie360/ ImgurAnd earlier this year, from Redditor eddie360—fittingly posted to r/techsupportgore—which again ticks off all the hallmarks of this bizarre phenomenon.
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The dream of the '90s is alive on Pasted, and the app is, fittingly, a pretty good way to go about putting birds on things.
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Fittingly named I Put a Spell On You, the sterling shade is decanted into a skull-shaped bottle that'll look mesmerizing on our bathroom counters.
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Fittingly, the performance will be held in the outer peristyle of the Getty Villa, an impeccable recreation of a first-century AD Roman country house.
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It was a fittingly bonkers ending for a show that was so shamelessly insane for seven seasons, and we wouldn't have it any other wAy.
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Just this week, Petras released her new fan single "Got My Number," and announced tour dates for her upcoming jaunt, fittingly titled the Broken Tour.
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According to the Los Angles Times, the star is fittingly located near the Capitol Records building, where the Tejano singer signed a contract with EMI.
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Fittingly, the real Alexa is also getting a bunch of Sims-related skills, including trivia and the ability to play songs from the game's soundtrack.
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The footage (which, fittingly, was filmed in slow motion) shows Scott holding his powder-covered face in his hands as his son bursts out laughing.
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Fittingly she thumped a backhand winner past Halep to seal victory, before tossing her distinctive green headband into the crowd with a look of disbelief.
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Fittingly, their match was judged to be a draw, setting the stage for the (already planned) rematch in the US a few months from now.
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Of course he'd use that language one last time to bring us a vision of death, one that is, fittingly, enormously ambitious and self-referential.
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In 2007, she landed her first art job after posting a semi-realistic, anime-style fanart of "The Simpsons" — fittingly titled "The Simpsonzu" — on deviantART.
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It does end, fittingly, on the voiceover of the Great Oscar Mixup of 2017 that announced La La Land as the winner, rather than Moonlight.
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They make for a fittingly unconstrained finale for someone who had never waited around for anyone's permission, much less the wider world's stamp of approval.
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Fittingly, it offered a few handfuls of reporters a chance to try out a trio of new products at a closed-door event this week.
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The song combines pairs spiritual jazz flourishes with spacey funk melodies, and FlyLo has fittingly used a photo of Freddie Mercury for the song's artwork.
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Playing the theater teacher, Reinders, 39, has fittingly had a long career on Broadway, most recently as Cynthia Well in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.
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" In his new book, fittingly titled The Optimistic Leftist, Teixeira notes that by the 20163s, eleven of the 22016 largest states will be "majority-minority.
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Fittingly so, they have become an integral part of the festival and one of the spot's most iconic offerings is the Chocolate Chip Crunch Dipper.
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Fittingly, so did Jeff Flake: Earlier this year, we passed S.2644, the Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act, out of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Fittingly, given its title, Blur the Line saw the group incorporate virtually the entirety of 20th-century American rock and pop music into its identity.
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For Salone, they dipped wood in overlapping coats of pigment for a herringbone effect — a fittingly layered approach for a duo with plenty of history.
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In fact, the fittingly dubbed "Bonnie & Clyde" of graffiti has been clashing with the law ever since they first tagged trains together back in 2005.
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Fittingly, Skiba would get talked up by the members of blink-182, a band he'd go on to join after Tom Delonge left the group.
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In 1954, the first optical character recognition machine was installed in a business—fittingly, the office of Reader's Digest, though it wasn't used for books.
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Its full name (because a handbag of this caliber must have a fittingly elaborate moniker) is the Matte White Himalaya Niloticus Crocodile Diamond Birkin 30.
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Fittingly, they've been multiplying, as adventurous promoters from Canada and elsewhere flock to far-flung locales for events like BPM, Electric Festival, and SXM Festival.
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Fittingly, the jazz singer Catherine Russell will host the program, and an all-female band, led by the drummer LaFrae Sci, will demonstrate Williams's work.
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Their cover prices are fittingly high, with many around $237, and a few don't even bother to post their content online, focusing entirely on print.
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Fittingly, the exhibition at Richard Taittinger surveys Mr. Monory's paintings from the past four decades, highlighting his engagement with photography, popular culture and the monochrome.
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I started in the upper right with "I ZOMBIE," as I had just watched the first two seasons (and fittingly, its fifth season premiered yesterday!).
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The exhibit fittingly shares its name with Rawiya (Arabic for "She Who Tells a Story"), the first Middle Eastern female photography collective, founded in 2009.
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Its chef, Jason Hammel, a farm-to-table pioneer with Lula Cafe in Logan Square, brings his savory skills downtown to the fittingly modern space.
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Any way you look at it, Scotland is almost synonymous with autumn tones, and fittingly, it's also the inspiration behind OPI's newest nail-polish collection.
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A mother, a cancer survivor and an avatar of culture, sensuality and intellectual independence, Clara is a fittingly embattled and indomitable heroine for our times.
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For a man with such a colorful life, the final moments before his arrest had to be dramatic, and were — though the accounts, fittingly, differ.
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Fittingly, the massive presence of FFVII Remake largely overshadowed another major announcement: the original game's successor, Final Fantasy VIII, was being remastered for modern consoles.
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It's also able to withstand a bit of abuse, fittingly in the form of a fly swatter, as you see in the gif at top.
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And fittingly, the proposal took place in front of Rose Apothecary, the go-to store for Schitt's Creek natives and a popular staple for fans.
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Every surface was, fittingly, covered in fluffy white fabric, and there were equally soft blankets to cuddle up with while sampling an immersive technology environment.
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Fittingly, some of the artists behind the era's date-night-appropriate hits will gather for two Valentine's Day-themed shows on the Upper West Side.
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Along with his companion, a stray dog fittingly named Dante, he treks through the underworld while facing obstacles and bad omens that pop up constantly.
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Fittingly for a man who once described himself as "the only 23-year-old wine connoisseur," Drake doesn't wash down his kebab with a Kingfisher.
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What's crazy, though, is unlike Borges's Pierre Menard—who, fittingly enough, never managed to finish writing his own Don Quixote—Stanton actually pulls it off.
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Outside of the many ethical questions it involves, human cloning would be an enormous scientific breakthrough, and it's fittingly treated as such on the show.
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Fittingly for a book about a prankster painter who resisted boundaries between words and images, This is Not a Biography plays with comic book conventions.
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Fittingly he'd later end up working with fellow choirboy Chance the Rapper, but "Money" was his first attempt at making secular vices feel like sacred music.
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Fittingly, the grid is the approximate size and shape of a burial plot, and its somber rows of black casings evoke a cemetery seen from above.
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Fittingly, the so-called "Clucking Clerk" was immortalized with its own postcard, which depicts the obedient bird in a cage-like booth, complete with a microphone.
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The couple dressed up for her BFF Kelly Rowland's party over the weekend, and fittingly channeled another powerhouse couple of music: Lil' Kim and Notorious BIG!
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There's a fittingly dark new trailer out for Dark Phoenix that shows the cast of Young X-Men banding together to save one of their own.
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The tune in question is precocious intronaut Porter Robinson's much lauded "Sea of Voices," from his breakout 2014 album Worlds, released on the fittingly titled Astralwerks.
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Fittingly, owl fan Theodore Roosevelt kept one of the coins in his pocket, and it's believed to have inspired coinage design in the early 20th century.
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While Liman has signed on to return, and has a story that's fittingly a "prequel and a sequel," the film has yet to be officially greenlit.
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You be the judge — check out the first AI-produced movie trailer, care of IBM's Watson, for the fittingly AI-themed 2016 motion picture thriller Morgan.
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The couple dressed up for her BFF Kelly Rowland's party over the weekend, and fittingly channeled another powerhouse couple of music: Lil' Kim and Notorious BIG!
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And, fittingly for a city-state built in the desert, Dubai is building a "Mars City" to study how humans might live on the red planet.
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The site where the rock art stands is fittingly known as Camel Rock, a remote patch of the desert that is ill-suited for permanent settlement.
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Though it would have probably been less risky to not bother accepting Simon's challenge, it made for a fittingly brutal end to Negan's most defiant lieutenant.
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In order to get that impressive detail, Tested used a FormLabs Form 2 printer, an expensive, pro-level machine that uses special resins and, fittingly, lasers.
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Markle, who fittingly wore a stunning white coat by Line the Label, lovingly stroked her fiancé's arm as reporters asked them for details on the proposal.
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Right now, the best example of how bots might work is the Quartz news app—which, both fittingly and funnily, is not a bot at all.
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Fittingly, the Red Devils are managed by former politician Marc Wilmots–who is also a former standout attacking midfielder for Belgium, Schalke and some other clubs.
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Pinko Fittingly, the all-American actress joins the brand when PINKO is set to debut its first two flagship stores in N.Y.C. (opening later in 2016).
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Fittingly, the camera comes with a cool little mini tripod, that kind of makes it look like EVE from Wall-E when attached to the camera.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary and San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro has his own integration ideas, fittingly focused more on the housing side of things.
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It's fittingly spare: a Hall of Mirrors-style effect warps the singer as she toys around with some air guitar and dances through the lens's ripples.
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On Monday night Ruth Bader Ginsburg made her first public appearance since successfully undergoing cancer surgery in late December — fittingly attending a musical about her life.
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The most interesting bit here is probably the modularity (which arrives, fittingly, around the time the company started receiving mentorship from Mistfit co-founder Sonny Vu).
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Fittingly for a film about the human body, Justine is all limbs, bones, and huge eyes, and Marillier brings an unaffected physical vulnerability to the role.
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Fittingly she was in many of the evening's sketches, including the hilarious Cartier digital short and as an old-timey movie actress who can't stop farting.
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Fittingly, Veterans Coliseum was the site of his last competitive game in America, when the Dream Team won the Tournament of the Americas there in 1992.
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The women are burned out for good reason, but "play, thing" feels like a first draft in which, perhaps fittingly, there's more work to be done.
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De Minaur, 20, went the entire tournament without facing a break point, and the Australian fittingly clinched victory with a deft serve-and-volley backhand winner.
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The shrine's low-slung wooden buildings sat atop a towering stone staircase limned by hundreds of white flags blazing with Japanese characters, a fittingly dramatic finale.
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The building has 40,000 square feet of amenities and boasts the highest residential infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere, which is, fittingly, located on the rooftop.
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This time around, the auction house presents the SEC — a coupe version of the 560 AMG, finished in a fittingly dark paint dubbed "Sinister Blauschwarz Metallic."
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Fittingly, that theme echoes her own memory of her time there: "I felt overwhelming love and nostalgia for Kamchatka when I wasn&apost there," she said.
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Victory next week would offer a fittingly paradoxical end to this daft campaign: the election of one of our most politically sane and rhetorically mild candidates.
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Fittingly, McIlroy was paired in the final group with Adam Scott, who owns what McIlroy needs to complete a career grand slam: the Masters green jacket.
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A close second in brilliant motifs: "The Ganzfeld EP" of 2012, which was based on Matmos's tests for extrasensory perception; fittingly, it was effortlessly hypnotic pop.
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The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark has published a new edition of the 179-year-old story, featuring fittingly bizarre illustrations by Yayoi Kusama.
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Fittingly, an early version of "I'm Afraid of Americans" first appeared on the soundtrack of the bloated, critically-panned Hollywood sexploitation that is Showgirls in 1995.
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Called, fittingly, "hair rats," these hairballs were a predecessor to the endlessly frustrating sock bun and served as the backbone for the ever-popular Victory Rolls.
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The only known surviving panel of "People in Pain," a fragment that fittingly reads "Memories of Me," is owned by Amber Denker, Bender's friend and collaborator.
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He found, fittingly for Ernest Hemingway's famously straightforward, declarative style, that A Farewell to Arms is short on the exclamation points and generous with the periods.
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Fittingly, in the eyes of progressives, these men were also the first two members of Congress in 2016 to support President Trump, a paragon of sleaze.
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For the first time in his two-year job as special counsel — and fittingly, on the day he announced his retirement — Mr. Mueller tried explaining himself.
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His final trophy hoist came fittingly enough at Daytona International Speedway in the summer of 1983, when he scored a 29-second victory over Morgan Shephard.
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The coalition agreement was fittingly announced at Kahlenberg, the site of the Battle of Vienna, which resulted in the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in 1683.
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Speedy, fittingly, is a "bolt risk," according to a note that was scrawled across the duct tape on his crate and his nearly successful escape attempt.
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"Fittingly, I got the email saying that I'd made it through to the in-person audition one evening after going to trivia night with my roommate."
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Fittingly, on the eve of both holidays this year, a new exhibition in New York puts on display one man's 250-piece collection of Braun pieces.
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Fittingly, the Michael Chang-coached Nishikori ended the contest with a clean, cross-court forehand winner to keep his hopes of a maiden Grand Slam alive.
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And it all ends, fittingly, with a closing act that's about as domestic as you can get: cleaning the house when the main attractions have gone.
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Now — and fittingly so in the coarser Trump era — The Good Fight distills much of what was good about its parent series into a smaller, blunter package.
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Chrome's other big selling point, naturally, is pricing, and the company fittingly also promised to offer up $189 Windows 10 systems aimed specifically to compete with Chromebooks.
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There is something so fittingly obscene about the wheels coming off the administration right before our eyes just as the GOP cements its deal with the devil.
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Fittingly, a tea service is artist Kiyomi Fukui's performance, the only stipulation being that participants must engage in conversation with the artist and up to two others.
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It's a fittingly optimistic dream for a former moonshot project of Alphabet's X lab that, all these years later, looks like it's finally gotten off the ground.
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Called — fittingly — the ZTE Gigabit Phone, the Chinese company says the device will make 360-degree VR, 4K video, and instant cloud storage possible on the move.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More losses may be ahead for U.S. stocks in the short term, according to an indicator with a fittingly ominous name: the death cross.
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The collegiate collection, which was fittingly presented inside the National Library of France, featured pleated plaid kilts, cropped rugby tops and first day of school-worthy sweaters.
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Teigen and Legend welcomed their first child in April, and fittingly announced the birth on social media with a snapshot of little Lulu's baby weight of 6lbs.
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Votive Candles (Anthology Editions, 3rd floor, Z03) Based in Brooklyn, next to a record store in Greenpoint, Anthology Editions is fittingly both a book and music publisher.
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Fittingly, the harassment lawsuits were filed by two women who were working on a film with him — I'm Still Here producer Amanda White and cinematographer Magdalena Gorka.
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Debuting (fittingly) at the electronic show CES in 2017, the service was an early entrant in the goal of moving small groups of people without a driver.
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Their most recent single "Winning," is a uptempo celebration of recent success, which is fittingly acted out by fooling around in Miami's palm tree-lined South Beach.
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Fittingly, the mother-daughter duo received an incredibly warm welcome as they returned to California — complete with balloons and cookies with Kardashian's precious daughter's face on them.
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CBGB's Second Avenue Theater – The BoweryCBGB's Second Avenue Theater was short lived but well intended, it was fittingly located at 66 Second Avenue, but didn't last long.
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Although models and actors have been known to garner attention for rocking intricate designs, the real celebrities in the nail-art world are, fittingly, the artists themselves.
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And fittingly, the song features The Weeknd, the king of mellow vibes to accompany Nicki in a more melodic mode, which she mentioned, wasn't the initial plan.
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When he was in jail for dealing, his college principal visited him inside and assured him he could finish his course, fittingly a diploma in business studies.
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Make It New Grads If avid reader Bill Gates could give every member of the class of 2017 a graduation present, it would be, fittingly, a book.
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So here's a fittingly and gleefully weird, macabre piece of fiction from doom metallurgist—he's also the drummer for Witch Mountain—and dark fiction scribe Nathan Carson.
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The accompanying visual is fittingly psychedelic, with the turquoise-bearded MC and a troupe of dancers twisting on the subway and in a rave-lit industrial space.
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A preview screening of Elstree 1976 will take place, fittingly, at the London studio itself, on an actual sound stage used during the filming of Star Wars.
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Hungry Ghosts is a fittingly haunting last publication for Bourdain, and it should be on your list of scary reads this Halloween regardless of who wrote it.
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Baudrillard, for his part, figures only briefly in the novel, as one of Zeke's many theoretician-fathers, and the passage fittingly concerns the uncanniness of the Polaroid.
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Cornet floated another forehand drop shot, this one brushing the net, to break for 5-1, and fittingly closed it out with a drop-shot pass combination.
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Led Zeppelin held a record-label launch party there on Halloween in 1974, a fittingly spooky date for a place rumored to be rife with paranormal activity.
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"It's a walking ghost town," said Don Russell, editor of the 1.63-year-old Mountain Messenger, a local newspaper that refuses, fittingly, to publish on the web.
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Ironically, or perhaps fittingly, our national principles were borne of extensive collaboration during a hot summer in Philadelphia in 1787 – a process that almost deteriorated several times.
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Fittingly, Kelley and his wife Brittney run a clothing line called Tribe Kelley that they started in 2014; one outpost is located in the Tree Vibez compound.
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The vulnerability, which researchers fittingly dubbed "Peekaboo," affects software created by NUUO, a surveillance system software maker with clients including hospitals, banks and schools around the globe.
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Fittingly, rumors are pointing in the direction of not one, but two big phones — the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, shipping in 5.7- and 6.2-inches, respectively.
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The 12 pieces — shift dresses, blouses, pants and jackets rendered in custom jacquard and silk — (fittingly) repurpose Cornejo's Book print, which dates back to fall/winter 2011.
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But the most emphasis was placed, fittingly, on remembering the 49 LGBT people murdered in a brutal shooting spree in a gay Orlando nightclub earlier this month.
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Back at the Mercer Hotel, or perhaps more fittingly, base camp Chanel, an army of Chanel-clad employees with American and French accents occupy the downstairs lobby.
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The lavish if understated table arrangements hit just the right note, what with the mixture of orchids and tulips and natives, along with, perhaps fittingly, amnesia roses.
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Milwaukee's final go-ahead bucket came, fittingly, on a Beasley assist, after he pulled three Spurs into the lane and kicked to Brogdon for a corner triple.
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In Ms. Upchurch's production — handsomely designed by Laura Jellinek (the fittingly oppressive set), Clint Ramos (costumes) and Isabella Byrd (the summer-saturated lighting) — Ms. Gevinson is Frankie.
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In prose fittingly unbroken by the consoling narrative endpoints and fresh starts of chapter breaks, Solstad moves Singer through the decades that follow his arrival in Notodden.
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Fittingly, this movement, which today aims to increase government transparency, was born in a moment of national outrage over a lack of openness and accountability in politics.
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Aaron Schock, known, fittingly, for his Instagram account before he resigned in 2015, was the first millennial on Capitol Hill when he was sworn in in 2009.
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Fittingly, Tuck's novella eventually reveals itself to be more a tale of self-delusion and internal conflict than the grand romance we were initially led to believe.
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Fittingly, it was DiVincenzo who dribbled out the final 10 seconds, flinging the ball toward the ceiling of the cavernous football stadium as his teammates mobbed him.
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Fittingly, it was yet another lame forehand into the net that sealed the Briton's fate, as she was left to return to London to prepare for Wimbledon.
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Like Opabinia, a lifeform with five eyes and an arm-like proboscis, or Hallucigenia, fittingly named because it looks like something out of a horrible fever dream.
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It was a fittingly unpredictable opening to the trial of the longtime conservative provocateur, a multiweek affair that's expected to be heavy on spectacle and colorful characters.
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Another explicit source of inspiration is the Harlem Renaissance, so fittingly there's a fair amount of jazz in the mix — the boom-bap grooves, though, remain central.
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They are enacted, fittingly, within the claustrophobic confines of Steven C. Kemp's rustic wooden set, lighted with hints of a mysterious world beyond by Dante Olivia Smith.
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But the court later narrowly rejected the idea that state legislatures have sole authority over elections in a 2015 decision that, fittingly, dealt with redistricting in Arizona.
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It turned out that the nation's most famous giant green lady went dark due to repair work from damage caused by, perhaps fittingly, a female tempest -- Hurricane Sandy.
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But what separates L.A. from Memphis (and every other team in the league) is how fittingly its roster has been assembled to jockey through an exhausting regular season.
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May, who earned his PhD in astrophysics in 2007, dusted off his signature red ax and laid down a fittingly over-the-top anthem to mark the occasion.
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Fittingly for a legacy of the Communist era the annual freeze also sparks a burst of solidarity among Russians now more used to capitalist individualism than communal living.
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And now, fittingly, a newly discovered species of shark has been named in her honor, the details of which were published this week in the science journal Zootaxa.
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The poem was accompanied by a sweet illustration of Ohanian as the Reddit mascot, down on one knee proposing to a cartoon of Williams fittingly wearing Nike gear.
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And in February, Varda by Agnès, her final film, premiered at the 2019 Berlin Film Festival; fittingly, it's an introduction to her own work, from her own perspective.
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Osaka-based producer Seiho is gearing up to release his fittingly-titled new album Collapse, which will mark his first release on LA-based producer Matthewdavid's Leaving Records.
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Fittingly for Twitter, the update also includes some of the sassiest icons that exist: the raised eyebrow, the hand giggling emoji, and — my personal favorite — the shush emoji.
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This is designed to go hand-in-hand with iFixit's step-by-step repair guides (which, fittingly for the European expansion) are available in French, German, and English.
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The special will be written by Glazer, Lucia Aniello and Paul W. Downs and premiere, fittingly, on April 20 (yes, 4/20), following Broad City's Season 3 finale.
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The first rumor for what could be called the iPhone 8 is fittingly futuristic: Instead of unlocking your phone with your finger, you might use an eye scanner.
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Fittingly, Spring/Break will be located at the former Terminal Market— now known as Skylight Row — a site with a history as a produce market and textile manufacturer.
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Glassdoor today has localized websites and mobile apps in 11 markets outside of the U.S., and while it looks to grow that number, it is, fittingly, now hiring.
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In the image, Jenner wears a pair of Astroworld sweatpants, while her 13-month-old daughter fittingly wears an adorable t-shirt with a storm cloud on it.
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NASCAR's Kurt Busch tied the knot with polo player and model Ashley Van Metre (whom he fittingly met at a race!) during an intimate sunset ceremony in St.
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Major League Baseball set a record this year for most home runs in a season and, fittingly, Minnesota leadoff man Brian Dozier began the playoffs with a homer.
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Somewhat fittingly for the diminishing returns Snyder has yielded throughout his career, the best thing he's ever directed are the first 10 minutes of Dawn of the Dead.
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Fittingly for the sequel's Valentine's Day weekend release date, a slew of new marketing items have hit the web including faux perfume ads of Zoolander and Hansel a.k.a.
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The Steel Dragon 2170 is the world's longest rollercoaster at 8,133 feet, a record its held since it opened in 2000 — fittingly, the year of the dragon. 5.
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She's here today making, fittingly, shakshuka with scallops and clams—a version of the egg-in-sauce dish that's more fitting for dinner than for the traditional breakfast.
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He actually CAN smile without you Marrying model Sofia Hellqvist in 2015, the well-chiseled Prince Carl Philip of Sweden was fittingly dubbed a what by PEOPLE magazine?
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The U.K.-based engineer fittingly wraps up his experiment by carving a little face on the pumpkin and setting his test subject, the Jack-o'-lantern, on fire.
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The colt had pulled into Belmont Park promising greatness, and over the mile-and-a-half marathon fittingly known as the Test of the Champion, he delivered it.
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Though McPhee does end the section with the story of an elegant exception, a fittingly exceptional line of writing gifted to a few readers who would receive it.
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Their world is suffused with a sense of dread, and fittingly—for a novel about motherhood, written by a woman—this dread is manifested in the female body.
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The album is out on September 8 and you can pre-order it from Chunksaah Records (and, very fittingly, you can get it bundled with a camo hat).
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Fittingly, Fisher can't even win at being the worst (unless someone decides to give him another shot, which, please, someone destroy Woody Johnson's phone before it's too late).
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Watch the premiere of the Dan Huiting-directed video below, and look out for New Mystics's debut album, the fittingly titled Smile With Your Teeth, out August 18.
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Fittingly, the tracks embody the shape of environmental crisis: complex, compositional entanglements—described by the composer as a "collage of automations"—which coalesce to produce an unstoppable whole.
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The last action of the half, fittingly for how it went, it Neuer diving full stretch to his right to paw away a glancing header by Marcus Berg.
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Since his family's sudden 15 minutes of fame, Pieter Hanson has been tweeting out mostly jokes and pictures of cats -- along with an appeal to, fittingly, turn #negativesintopositives.
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Fittingly, perhaps, the N.F.L. also embraced the spirit of Rocky Balboa, the movie character who defined the city's underdog quality, and whose statue stands next to the museum.
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After breakfast, they headed to the office building where the Disney team behind the panel works (on a street fittingly called Celebration Place) to get their headshots taken.
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Queen Elizabeth has also worn the tiara in this style, including fittingly at a state banquet held in honor of Irish President Michael D. Higgins in April 2014.
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Andrew Jackson | Wednesday, March 4, 1829 President Jackson was one of the originators of American populism and, fittingly, his Inaugural Address paid tribute to his supporters, the people.
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He plays a teacher of a group of students who bring some serious "Stranger Things" energy (including, fittingly, cast member Finn Wolfhard), thus completing the pop culture ouroboros.
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Largest paradise cocktail Snoop Dogg fittingly presented a monstrous gin and juice at a Napa food festival in 2018, but no drink has managed to dethrone it yet.
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The visual album ends, fittingly, with what appears to be home video of Bey; her daughter, Blue Ivy; and her husband, Jay Z: Lemonade is available on Tidal.
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Fittingly, her work — on display beginning today at London's Institute of Contemporary Art — depicts cheery and inviting interior scenes, composed of her glazed earthenware vessels among large acrylic canvases.
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Fittingly enough, Met Gala co-chairs Styles and Michele recently collaborated on a campy campaign that featured literal chickens (and plenty of other animals, too) for a menswear collection.
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Fittingly, then, all of this character work is put on the brakes in the climax of "Clooney" for a gasp-inducing last shot that renders everything else suddenly unimportant.
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Her late-in-life court victory, which effectively legalized same-sex marriage at the federal level, served as a fittingly seismic cap to a life of hard-fought activism.
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Fittingly, Arcomano's works are hanging beside two abstractions by Alison Hall, both made this year, based on the star-studded ceiling frescoes and floor mosaics of Giotto's Arena Chapel.
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Deadline reports that NEON, Focus, Hulu and Amazon were also vying for the feature, but the documentary fittingly went to a service just as millennial as its core subject.
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Bart is Finn, Homer is Jake, Lisa is Marceline, Maggie is Princess Bubblegum, Santa's Little Helper is Lady Rainicorn, and Mr. Burns is fittingly cast as the Ice King.
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Hilary also shared a few details about her gender reveal party (held, fittingly, on Mother's Day!), which she admitted she felt was "kind of childish" but a blast nonetheless.
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The first is the National Museum of African-American History & Culture, approved in 19903 by President George W. Bush and opened, fittingly, by President Barack Obama on September 24th.
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This extension of the cold brew trend has now infiltrated our favorite foods, from chocolate bars to yogurt and (most fittingly) ice cream — just in time for warmer weather.
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The United States has been the largest producer of helium since 1925, thanks to a massive reserve found across Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas — fittingly named the Federal Helium Reserve.
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Earlier this week, Russia made international headlines with the unveiling of its RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), fittingly nicknamed "Satan 2" after its monstrous SS-18 predecessor.
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In Christina Quarles's fittingly titled painting "Boy Yer Gunna Carry That Weight," there is a colorful body, deeply hunched as if it were Atlas, holding something gray and uncomfortable.
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It's as much a part of the ThinkPad's iconic design as the laptop's all-black plastic housing was, and on Klinger's custom ThinkTiny it's, fittingly, the only input mechanism.
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It'll be called, fittingly enough, Harry Potter: A History of Magic - The Book of the Exhibition and will coincide with the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book.
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Fittingly, it was all thanks to a real-life, anonymous anti-hero who was willing to break the rules and leak the future director's video pitch onto the Internet.
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The association will partner with Party City to launch #ALLoween, a campaign to promote the new holiday that -- fittingly -- hits stores on Friday, September 13, according to the petition.
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Fittingly, he's celebrating that legacy with a new album of re-recorded old themes entitled Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998, due out on October 20 via Sacred Bones Recordings.
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It continued, fittingly enough, on Twitter as employees shared their reasons for wanting to work at the company in spite of all the recent drama using the hashtag #OneTeam.
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From the cabin's front door can be seen dates going back to colonial times—fittingly, for settlers brought the first Africans to tiny Edisto Island in the 17th century.
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Fittingly, it's a rematch of last year's National League Championship Series, which the Cubs won in six games en route to their first World Series title in 108 years.
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One of the rumored HQ2 spots is Long Island City in Queens, fittingly just a 22 minute ferry ride from where some of Amazon's biggest fans work: Wall Street.
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The Gilcrease has a vast collection of western art and early colonial archives, a fittingly historical setting for a songwriter whose words are regularly cited by Supreme Court justices.
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Among the show's most memorable pieces is one shaker shaped like a penguin that has golden flippers and feet, as well as another fittingly shaped like a watering can.
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Fittingly, Gervais has been doing a lot of talking lately too: He's currently smack dab in the middle of his first stand-up comedy tour in eight years, Humanity.
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And, rather fittingly, Day 3 is "demo day," during which participants will pitch their ideas to an invite-only VC audience who will have an exclusive opportunity to invest.
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Only Carpenter is the genuine article; fittingly enough, he reigns as arguably the least-recognized great hitter in the game, which means the gravitas is nowhere to be found.
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Fittingly, it was Instagram that led to her being discovered by The Florida Project director Sean Baker, who decided to base the lead role of his film on her.
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Fittingly, his Twitter complaint came just as Trump continued to insert himself, along with some help from Israel, into the Obama administration's policy decisions regarding the U.N. and Israel.
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Last year, Nielson asked Lamb if he had any favorite archival pieces he might want to produce with Permanent Collection, and, fittingly, he chose works he'd made in Inverness.
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Fittingly, his small, crowded shop is in the former clockmakers' quarter between the cathedrals of St. Patrick and Christ Church, in the old Viking settlement area of Wood Quay.
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Fittingly, the structure of "Our Lady of 121st Street" is circular, too: a series of mostly two- and three-person scenes that don't drive forward so much as accumulate.
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In the final scene, a Stevie track plays — this time, fittingly forlorn — as Darius watches the police wheel out one body-bag, then another and lastly, the prized piano.
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The facility, fittingly called The Bin, was set up by Chrysalis, a charity, to provide free storage for those living on the streets of Skid Row in Los Angeles.
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Florence and the Machine graduated from theaters to enormous outdoor festivals and arenas long ago — fittingly, the band will open for the Rolling Stones at London Stadium this month.
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My first hint that the White House Easter Egg Roll in the age of President Trump might be a fraught subject came, fittingly, through Mr. Trump's favorite medium: Twitter.
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Fittingly, the first batter of the game was the guy who leads the majors in home runs — Christian Yelich, the reigning M.V.P. who has 31 homers at the break.
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Fittingly, the surprise show took place during the finale of the British musical competition show X-Factor: Celebrity — where the girl band's frontwoman, Nicole Scherzinger, starred as a judge.
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"Ironically, yet fittingly, by abandoning rational discourse and resorting to threats against a public official, the defendant has essentially rendered himself a mute in the political process," Kennedy said.
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The presidential seal graces welcome signs, which are illuminated, fittingly, by solar electricity, and the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site has attracted more than 1.6 million visitors since 1988.
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Sources connected to the giveaway tell us Michaels will be flying in on his own plane Friday to deliver the goods ... and fittingly, he'll be wearing a Santa hat.
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Fittingly, one of the teams playing the games will be the Kings, which has the NBA's first Indian-born majority owner and Mumbai-native Vivek Ranadive as its chairman.
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Subscribers who hit play on the only available episode of World Record Egg — fittingly titled "The Reveal" — were met with a simple one-minute message from the egg itself.
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If the Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year is meant to encapsulate an entire year in language and culture, 2016's is particularly — and, let's be real, fittingly — bleak.
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The palace -- located just north of Scottsdale in (fittingly) Paradise Valley -- was a whopping 6,785 square feet and had 6 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, a pool AND A MOVIE THEATER!!
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The hardware startup is launching its first pair – the fittingly titled One – and has already lined up a ton of endorsements, including athletes like Chris Paul and Elena Delle Donne.
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Perry campaigned for Hillary Clinton and has also been an avid supporter of UNICEF; she even received the nonprofit's Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award in November (presented, fittingly, by Clinton herself).
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Fittingly, the song is about how this very kind of process is a part of life—allowing old ideas and old feelings to die and new ones to be born.
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It was a fittingly rainy day Friday as hundreds gathered for the funeral of Dallas police officer Michael Krol, one of five killed in a sniper attack on July 7.
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Strangely, or, perhaps fittingly, the idea of hyperintuition brings us back to Vallée, who has described "discernment" as one of the most effective research strategies for those who study UFOs.
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We know from the episode's opening song, a disco-inspired number fittingly titled "We'll Never Have Problems Again," that things between Rebecca and Josh aren't as perfect as they seem.
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Now, the company is back with a new smaller version of the Transparent Speaker, fittingly called the Small Transparent Speaker, that also comes with a much smaller $250 price tag.
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When Britons argue amongst themselves about what it means to be British, it is, rather fittingly given the creators of "Ripping Yarns", reminiscent of the People's Front of Judaea vs.
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The single dad has documented many of those moments on Facebook and recently combined them into a self-published book, fittingly called The Book of Malachi and sold on Amazon.
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Fittingly, they're from A Critical Study of Philip Guston (published in 1976 by the University of California Press and republished the same year by Viking under the title Yes, but…).
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Fittingly, Sleeping Beauty, and as of Friday, anyone with a premium subscription to Calm will be able to doze off to the sound of Viall recounting the classic fairy tale.
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Fittingly called the Art Camera, the extremely high-resolution robots will be lent out to museums for free, and photos taken with them will appear on Google's online Culture Institute.
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The music legend, 72, fittingly wore a black suit jacket that read "Rocket Man" on the back in sparkly silver letters and had a red rocket on the front lapel.
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Fittingly, as Narcos: Mexico spends much of its 10-episode run establishing just how corrupt the police system in Mexico was in the '80s, Gallardo's former branch was notoriously twisted.
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In chief strategist Steve Bannon, to steal the words from the song in "Hamilton" fittingly called "Burn," Trump has married an Icarus, who has flown too close to the sun.
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The song is one of the album's lightest, most atmospheric tracks (it gives me heavy mid-era Alcest vibes, to be honest), and, fittingly, the video mirrors its gentle gloom.
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Rather than try and capture his singular sensibility in one film, a new documentary—"The Seasons in Quincy", masterminded by Tilda Swinton and Colin McCabe—fittingly portrays him through four.
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More From Tonic: However, a few months after the Black Monday demonstrations—and fittingly enough, on Valentine's Day—the government floated proposals to repeal over-the-counter access to ellaOne.
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Fittingly, the exhibition's three centuries of history culminate with contemporary art installed in a gallery that hosts live tattoo demonstrations on selected Fridays and weekends (the schedule is available online).
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Fittingly available through October 31, the drink blends together one of the season's most celebrated flavors, chocolate, and adds a dash of bloody fun via a drizzle of strawberry sauce.
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He sets out to create a whole life, and fittingly, he starts with Jane's conception and birth — but not before a prologue lists what scares her and, importantly, what doesn't.
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Outside of the happy shock that comes with so many cameos, some of Popstar's biggest laughs fittingly arise when the movie lets the Lonely Island do what they do best.
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The number has also been featured on both of their albums, first on Beyoncé's fourth studio album, fittingly titled 4, and most recently on Jay-Z's latest album 4:44.
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May's willingness to set aside political differences with Trump was perhaps most fittingly captured when she was photographed holding hands with the president in her first state visit to Washington.
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Shaken, Stirred, Styled: The Art of the Cocktail, currently on view in a small gallery at the Dallas Museum of Art, is a fittingly intoxicating show not to be missed.
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Fittingly, anime's various cityscapes and structures are currently getting celebrated and explored in Anime Architecture, an exhibition that runs until October 16th at The Museum of Architectural Drawing in Berlin.
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Still, let the miserable sit in misery, a theme of which "Fake Love" fittingly echoes as it casts a light on those who love love and status with hungry eyes.
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Fittingly enough, they look slightly miserable and harassed as they run around a fog-shrouded, vaguely Eastern European battlefield and occasionally shoot zombies before getting gunned-down by other players.
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In obituaries that have appeared since his death, in the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times and the Orange County Register, Greg Escalante's many accomplishments have been fittingly documented.
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"Monte" weds these straightforward elements to a fittingly stark narrative: Agostino sets out to conquer the mountain that keeps his farm barren by chipping away at it bit by bit.
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Funnily, or perhaps fittingly, the movie's most memorable scene is short and doesn't include a star: Hans Christian Blech, a German actor, is commanding a pillbox on the Normandy coast.
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What can be said with certainty is that the time feels right to share some of my own recollections on the fittingly gaudy occasion of Bryant's double jersey-retirement ceremony.
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Fittingly, Loewe will launch a collection alongside the sculptures that includes a deconstructed leather basket and a braided-leather purse with bamboo handles, inspired by time-honored forms of weaving.
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You die if it gets out of hand (prompting a horde of popups that gleefully inform you of this), and then Kingsway fittingly cuts to a blue screen of death.
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Only 2900 people can squeeze into the walk-in-closet-size space where bartenders fittingly mix up made-to-order cocktails based on your flavor preferences (starting around 16 dollars).
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Performances at the annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, fittingly held at the Fair Grounds where he once worked as a boy, always brought out legions of his fans.
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So on his birthday, in February 2015, he invited 30 close friends to that room to witness the performance, which he called "Blackbox" and which lasted, fittingly, exactly 30 minutes.
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The show feels vaguely medieval in its visual and alchemical references (a silver human skull in one sculpture evokes a Renaissance memento mori or vanitas symbol), but fittingly contemporary too.
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"My last two projects were, in a way, exploring the patterns of our lives in relation to various time scales," said Mr. Jan (fittingly, given the initiative's association with timekeeping).
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Fittingly, Murray and several of his peers replied to requests for comment only via Twitter by sending multiple examples of what they considered to be the most potent meme magic.
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Fittingly, Frey's archives and his longtime residence are part of the Palm Springs Art Museum, and Tuesday's arrival celebration was staged at the 1965 Tramway Gas Station designed by Frey.
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In front of a bookshop in the station hall, our 12-strong group decides to launch a final attack; fittingly, their toughest man is the last to hit the ground.
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Now headed to auction, the paintings, drawings, sculpture, prints, design objects, and photographs the late icon amassed over decades are gradually being revealed — quite fittingly — in a grand, international ceremony.
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Fittingly, in the last drawing in the series, "Prototype: 1979" (2016), people are almost entirely absent from scenes of Shahyad Square in Tehran and The Greensboro Massacre in North Carolina.
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Fittingly, Parton, 72, celebrated the nonprofit's achievement by personally donating the 100 millionth book — which happened to be her own children's book, Coat of Many Colors — to the Library of Congress.
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Memorability: A fittingly nasty end for one of the show's most unpleasant characters, made more memorable by Sansa's triumphant smile as she turns her back on the sound of Ramsay's screams.
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Perhaps fittingly, Harper also had an affinity with commemorating the War of 1812, which saw English troops defending what is now Canada, and eventually invading parts of America in brief incursions.
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It was a fittingly cryptic send-off, and Damon and director Paul Greengrass were going to need a good reason to bring Jason Bourne out of hiding after all these years.
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The duchess gave Her Majesty a tour of her "Back to Nature" garden at the Chelsea Flower Show last year — and both fittingly wore a floral print dress for the occasion.
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Fittingly, Apple doubled down on its commitment to AR this week with the launch of the ARKit platform, which will provides developers APIs to bring more augmented experiences to iOS devices.
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Before Friday's event, Kourtney, 39, fittingly blasted Aqua's "Barbie Girl" in the car — referencing her sister's pink and blonde appearance — and recorded Khloé on her Instagram story dancing to the tune.
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The scenes at Jezebel's are fittingly claustrophobic, pressing in on June's face and clipping corners when Moira walks in, sucking the air out of both the room and June's panicking lungs.
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I was reminded of this and how it plays out — fittingly, in the jungle, which feels especially relevant in this election — by a recent New York Times article on female bonobos.
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Detail-produced "2 Minute Warning," which features K-Ci and JoJo of Jodeci, fittingly sounds like a homage to forgotten mid-'90s R&B troupes like Kut Klose, Brownstone and Allure.
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Moments, whether they come during a 10-second Snapchat video or Twitter's new collection of real-time news bites — called, fittingly enough, Moments — increasingly are all companies have to market against.
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It would also entail not making mistakes like trading an emerging home-grown contributor such as Jae Crowder—to Ainge's Celtics, fittingly enough—for a four-month rental of Rajon Rondo.
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The show closes, fittingly, with a series of his invented jungle scenes inspired by the flora of Parisian public gardens, places where dawdlers go to daydream and escape banal daily realities.
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The data the researchers chose to demonstrate this was a fragment of a Feynman lecture, "There's plenty of room at the bottom" (PDF) — fittingly, about storing data at extremely small scales.
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He will need to prove how these deregulatory actions will create jobs, encourage more IPOs and, most fittingly, be good for the forgotten men and women President Trump swore to help.
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Its fittingly carefree music video features Lenoir and friends doing whatever the hell they want, from getting matching fleur-de-lis tattoos to burning headlines on Lenoir and even Darlène itself.
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Laura Jellinek's set design is fittingly bare, and it works as a visual representation of the serene, Zen-like space that the characters are trying to find in their inner lives.
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Infinite Warfare is — fittingly — the work of Infinity Ward, one of three studios (along with Sledgehammer and Treyarch) that tag-team development duties on Activision's mega-hit Call of Duty series.
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A centennial is the sort of occasion curators can't resist, and it should be the raison d'être of Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern (a show in which, fittingly, vexingly, Stieglitz looms large).
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Fittingly, in 2016 the wardrobes and appearances of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were almost as hotly discussed and dissected as the clothes of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
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The fittingly named Uncourage is a keychain with a male headphone plug on it so you can attach your headphone adapter into it when you're not using it with your phone.
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The whole thing, shot over the course of six days, feels fittingly epic for both a showcase of a national park and a plea to preserve the entire national parks system.
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Fittingly, the two-hour lineup (performed without intermission and streamed live) opened with songs by Charles Ives, who studied composition at Yale and became an insurance salesman after graduating in 1898.
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His firm, Bjarke Ingels Group—or BIG, as it is fittingly spelled and pronounced—currently employs over 22009 people on dozens of projects across headquarters in New York, Copenhagen, and London.
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The ballpark fittingly became the setting for "Home Run Derby," the television show in which big league players competed in a home run contest between folksy chats with the show's host.
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Fittingly, it was Honey Soundsystem — a gay D.J. collective descended from the dance music scene that Mr. Cowley helped define — that found the neglected reel-to-reels in the Megatone archives.
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Outdoorsy types should jump at the chance to sign up for FuboTV's Adventure Plus package, which includes — fittingly — the Outdoor Channel, the Sportsman Channel, Outside TV, World Fishing Network, and MAVTV.
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While Freedom is fittingly themed for Independence Day, Skylie appears to be inspired by Jenner's newly painted baby blue Ferrari, the same car that was once gifted by ex-boyfriend Tyga.
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Fittingly, there's a bit of confusion around the longstanding suggestion that the service could add an "edit" button in order to save users from silly typos and, well, much, much worse.
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