So Juan, Maxine Waters, a fixture, a fixture from time immemorial.
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A small fixture in a big room can look dinky, while a large fixture could easily overwhelm a small room.
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Models walked between courses, and tablemates were thrown on each other's mercies: actresses and gallery owners, fashion editors and curators, the bubbled-glass-light-fixture designer of all bubbled-light-fixture designers.
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I place some CLR and water in a plastic bag and tape it to the clogged fixture, then let it soak overnight and give the fixture a quick scrub the next morning.
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By that stage, Rosselli was a fixture among the hoods.
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In Cedar Rapids, Pennington became something of a local fixture.
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He freely gave interviews and was a fixture on Twitter.
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Selecting McSally might further brand her as an establishment fixture.
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This single will be a fixture in our autumn playlists.
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He soon became a fluent fixture on American news shows.
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Bed In's fashion has become a fixture in local magazines.
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Eventually, Sacca "became a fixture" in those meetings, writes Ferriss.
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Again, consider this a permanent fixture on any iOS wishlist.
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Skaters have been a fixture of London's Southbank for decades.
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The mount also has a fixture for attaching to tripods.
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A fixture in Britain since 2010, it falls on Nov.
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Milan duly won the fixture and kept a clean sheet.
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East 44th Street: The one with the cool light fixture.
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Friendship has never been a major fixture in Claire's life.
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At its best, a small city restaurant becomes a fixture.
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McMaster's replacement will be Bolton, the mustachioed cable news fixture.
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Silly Billy, a fixture of many shows for young people.
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Mr. Rockwell would propose some floor tile or light fixture.
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Lindell is a Fox News fixture and staunch Trump backer.
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Ms. Winski, known as Marge, had become a lighthouse fixture.
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Surveillance cameras are an inescapable fixture of the modern city.
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Guitar heroes are more of a novelty than a fixture.
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She quickly became a fixture at the top music halls.
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FX becoming a prominent fixture on Hulu isn't too surprising.
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A neighborhood fixture was found dead in his Manhattan home.
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Lifted trucks like this were a fixture during Hurricane Harvey.
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You mentioned that the light fixture is bright and garish.
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You order a light fixture that the catalogue calls Sputnik.
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"Ty Cobb has been the constant fixture here," Ray said.
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Mr. Cohen has remained a fixture in the art world.
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The couple is also a fixture of the art philanthropy circuit.
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Related: [NSFW] Le Corbusier's LC4 Chair: Design Icon and... Porn Fixture?
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My kids were raised by a real fixture on both ends.
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The premiere looks at doomed heiress and tabloid fixture Casey Johnson.
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Web Smith, for example, is a fixture in the Columbus scene.
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Regardless, the image will remain a permanent fixture in astronomy lore.
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The store fixture issue is basically just adding insult to injury.
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Then there are the product testers that go in the fixture.
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Leon is a fixture in the New York Fashion Week scene.
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Confidentiality clauses have been a fixture in our law for centuries.
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It's now a fixture of the map in all game modes.
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The Adore flushmount fixture set to a relaxed tone of white.
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It's an unfortunate fixture of Trooping the Colour: the collapsed soldier.
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The fixture Lee had his eye on was Charlton vs Millwall.
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Mr Burke was a fixture even as mayors came and went.
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Both the mirror and fixture only glow in shades of white.
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Yet she suddenly became a fixture at high-level Republican events.
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It's been a fixture of the Summer Olympic Games since 1936.
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The truck is normally a fixture outside his Marathon Clothing store.
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Mr Manohar must also address the changes to the fixture list.
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So why aren't airships already a fixture in the Arctic sky?
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In Washington, she became a fixture in some conservative political circles.
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Since then, they have been a permanent fixture at the tournament.
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His music and memory remain a fixture in modern Chilean society.
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And a long-armed fixture might interfere with your computer monitor.
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Sign of the Times In the market for a bath fixture?
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But wellness oriented eateries and studios are definitely becoming a fixture.
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In the grime-encrusted kitchen, a glass light fixture dangled precariously.
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Did Puls ever believe Wisconsin would become such a tournament fixture?
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Thongs eventually became a fixture of pop culture and mass fashion.
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It hit the light fixture, which popped out of the ceiling.
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Cobi Moules's figurative paintings are another alluring fixture of Heller's exhibition.
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Sequoia Capital is a prominent fixture in Silicon Valley tech history.
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Bannon became a fixture in Trump's orbit during the 2016 campaign.
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She became a Village fixture known for her charmed bohemian existence.
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We said, here's a fixture of Washington for 30 years, right?
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For many, Santa Claus will be a fixture of the holiday.
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The corgi fast became something of a fixture at the company.
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I even took a spin around that Massachusetts fixture: a rotary.
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Salaam became a fixture at Jefferson High School in Edgewater, Colo.
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Mr. Zorn will be a fixture at the Stone this week.
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More recently, cameras have become a fixture on phones and cars.
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Except for the selfie line, the fixture of Warren's yearlong campaign.
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Danger is understood as an a priori fixture of your skin.
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Tebow was a fixture in the middle of the order, hitting .
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We have resolved, and a popular fixture in our resolutions is booze.
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The show has been a Saturday morning fixture for millions of listeners.
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The story became an international phenomenon and a fixture in international news.
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Liverpool out as anything other than an arbitrary act of fixture fulfilment.
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Obviously, the bigger and more elaborate the fixture, the more it costs.
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The actress, 79, has been a fixture at Lakers games for decades.
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This would make for a cool fixture for one's den or office.
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He's been a fixture on the international film festival circuit for decades.
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Moore has been a fixture on RHOA since the show's fifth season.
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Jillali "Jim" Elidrissi, 70, has become a fixture of the Waldorf-Astoria.
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By 22, they had become a permanent fixture of the annual display.
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Regardless, the Golden Globes have become an important fixture of awards season.
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Even though Washington stopped working there years ago, he's still a fixture.
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The career politician has become a fixture in the United States legislature.
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No sooner had it arrived, it became a fixture in the background.
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Hunt has been a fixture on 'NCIS,' appearing in over 200 episodes.
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At 18, the eating disorder wasn't a new fixture to my personality.
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Until the whole Nick Young thing surfaced, the ring was a fixture.
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Horovitz has been a neighborhood fixture even longer than his absurdist drama.
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Silver mirrors and fine handmade lampshades and fixture accents flowed just nicely.
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"When we lit it off, it totally destroyed the fixture," he said.
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The strategist and lobbyist has been a fixture in DC for decades.
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The back of a circular light fixture with wads of tissue attached?
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No other car has become such a fixture of wealth and style.
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Fans have become a complicated fixture in Oli's life over the years.
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Johan Lindberg, the Swedish fashion designer and party fixture, paid his respects.
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"Snark" has been a fixture since 1943, though, thanks to Lewis Carroll.
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Then he noticed that a single light fixture needed a new bulb.
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Even the soup kitchens, a fixture every Sunday, were set up outside.
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This Smorgasburg fixture is opening a more permanent stand in Chelsea Market.
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Ms. Rae was a fixture on Broadway and television for six decades.
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Patrick McEnroe has been a U.S. Open fixture on ESPN for years.
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He'd been a fixture in the neighborhood since he was a child.
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These running groups have been a fixture in Sierra Leone for decades.
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Mr. Weatherall, who was not specially trained, became a fixture at both.
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But Mr. Turley became an iconoclastic fixture again during the Obama years.
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Long an immutable fixture of life, the dollar has become an obsession.
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"It's tough, because he has been that fixture," catcher Buster Posey said.
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The puddle he lived in was no ordinary fixture of the island.
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The Flintstones television cartoon was a fixture of many of our childhoods.
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The first, Charles J. Cooper, is a fixture of the Washington legal scene.
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Elle Fanning has been in a Hollywood fixture for longer than you realize.
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Harvey was a fixture at the festival as well as other film festivals.
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At the Independent Spirit Film Awards, Chalamet was once again a prominent fixture.
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"This is my gold disco ball," he says of the glitzy light fixture.
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Thanks to him, golf became a TV fixture and a maker of millionaires.
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Her mom, Elaine, has become a front-row fixture alongside her fashionista daughter.
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It's a sturdy word that represents a permanent, stable fixture in your life.
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He believes this technology would be a fixture in hospitals within a decade.
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Instead, she arrived to a squat, tiled fixture filled with dingy-looking water.
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Photo: APRaw sprouts are a much beloved salad and sandwich fixture for many.
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The boat is itself the stuff of New York legend, a fixture on
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Now, anal is a fixture of mainstream pop, not to mention porn, culture.
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The pair's first lighting fixture was created for an older brownstone in Brooklyn.
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Before becoming commander in chief, Trump was a fixture at the correspondents' dinner.
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Losing her mother made her feel like "this fixture of sorrow," Awkwafina writes.
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Other major hotel brands increasingly are making local art a more prominent fixture.
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Chris Douvos has been a fixture in venture capital for nearly two decades.
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She's been an outspoken disability advocate and longterm fixture in Clinton's political career.
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Billy's Deli, a fixture of downtown Glendale, closed in 2015 after 67 years.
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This trendy new light fixture will be a statement piece in your home.
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White-on-white kitchens were a fixture of modern design in the 2010s.
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The progam includes the Crotona shelter, where Mr. Nembhard was already a fixture.
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Anti-mining protests are a fixture at mining industry events in the Philippines.
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The livestock market is an important fixture in the lives of the locals.
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Linda Williams: Since Deep Throat, [the moneyshot became a fixture at films' conclusions].
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On the streets, gang violence was a fixture of day-to-day life.
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Kelley Stoltz is a friend and more constant fixture in our social lives.
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"I had become a fixture among the girls on Sixth Avenue," she writes.
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Could this loneliness, this outsiderness, be a permanent fixture of my identity now?
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You are a fixture in Toronto forever and you gave everything you had.
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He liked what he saw and made himself a fixture of Wolf's classes.
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"I'm a devout atheist," said the retailer and society fixture Lauren Santo Domingo.
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Somehow, however, "The Nutcracker" became a Christmas fixture in the mid-219th century.
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Now, he's determined to make the Incubator a yearly fixture at Ballet Theater.
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His song "For the Rest of My Life" is an Islamic wedding fixture.
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Over the last two days, O'Rourke has been a fixture on national television.
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He hopes that the delivery team will become a fixture in their neighborhoods.
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Ever since that autumn, Weinstein's name has remained a fixture in the news.
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In the intervening decades, Opie has moved from marginal radical to establishment fixture.
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His father, Robert, was also a longtime fixture at the Wall Street giant.
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O'Keefe sensed instantly that Mr. Shackett would become a fixture in the family.
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Fixture of political scene Sara Ben-Artzi first met Benjamin Netanyahu in 1989.
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The big supper club in Rice Lake is Lehman's, a fixture since 1934.
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The big supper club in Rice Lake is Lehman's, a fixture since 1934.
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Its bosses, once infrequent visitors to the Beltway, have become a regular fixture.
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Naturally, he became a permanent fixture on the hot Miami Beach club scene.
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And he was taking on J. Caleb Boggs, a Republican fixture in Delaware.
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This was Islamic school at the mosque, a new fixture of Bayan's Sundays.
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DiGenova has been a fixture in the Washington, D.C., legal community for years.
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Sayoc -- who has an extensive criminal history -- was a fixture at Trump rallies.
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He became a media fixture and was eager to bask in the attention.
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The match is the latest Champions League fixture to be affected by the spread of the virus, with Paris St Germain's Tuesday fixture with Borussia Dortmund set to go ahead without supporters, as will Valencia's match with Atalanta, also on Tuesday.
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You were quite the social butterfly, becoming a fixture on Nottingham's after-party scene.
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In addition to the new fixture, Philips is also introducing two other Hue lights.
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Many people want that beautiful light fixture, or the stone countertops, or hardwood floors.
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Electric vehicles are a fixture of many a transportation utopia, and for good reasons.
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Now, it is a tourist-friendly fixture on Ben Gurion Boulevard, Haifa's main drag.
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Ultimately, she explains, she made the decision to make the instrument a permanent fixture.
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Hadid is a frequent fixture at New York Fashion Week, so this makes sense.
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But, today, they've become an increasingly important — and lucrative — fixture of the employment landscape.
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The megastar has been a fixture in the lives of Iranians since the 1960s.
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Mike Murphy has been a fixture in national Republican politics for a quarter century.
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A fancy light fixture hangs askance in what might have been a dining room.
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Similar warnings were a fixture at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos.
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In CNBC's "Cash Pad," that included a light fixture made out of a kayak.
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Because then it's a central fixture that stays there for who knows how long.
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Dust devils are a regular fixture on Mars, carving the surface with distinctive patterns.
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Potassium iodide is a fixture on the World Health Organization's list of essential medicines.
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But La Liga has asked the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) to reverse the fixture.
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He says the python was somewhat of a permanent fixture around his family's house.
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A fixture throughout the various competitions, he quickly earned the athletes' respect and camaraderie.
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The event has been a fixture on the couple's social calendar in recent years.
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Another female guitarist whose ax is a prominent visual fixture is alt-rocker TORRES.
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Humans of New York is a pretty uncontroversial fixture in our social media lives.
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Morley Safer, 84, was a fixture on CBS's "60 Minutes" for almost five decades.
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He was a fiery fixture on MSNBC skewering President Trump during the Mueller investigation.
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No one is arguing that DACA must remain a permanent fixture of immigration law.
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Various members of the Dee family have always been a fixture at the office.
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For two decades, Sommers was a fixture in the orbit of the former Speaker.
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Elizabeth Warren's golden retriever Bailey has been an important fixture on the campaign trail.
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He was once a global fixture in the Catholic Church, representing the church globally.
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The repair shop and music store became a fixture for musicians in the area.
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A fixture in SF's gay scene, Andrew met Versace at a club called Colossus.
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Not surprisingly, Chrysler is a fixture at the music, art, and technology gathering, Moogfest.
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Victoria is a very ind person and an important, respected fixture of our neighborhood.
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In his younger years, he says he was a constant fixture on the streets.
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Unlike Immelt and Whitman, Khosrowshahi is not a fixture in the celebrity executive community.
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He has made himself a fixture inside the top five, winning three Masters titles.
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Plumbing ages, for example, and can crumble when you try to replace a fixture.
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Serbia, the tournament favorites alongside the United States, face Italy in Wednesday's standout fixture.
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For decades, owner Dave Daniels lived on the property and was a fixture there.
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Verdict: Kapoor's illegal enterprise will be an Asia Week fixture for years to come.
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This Italian restaurant, a fixture in Harlem since 303, closed this year for renovations.
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On the floor, a ceiling fixture bought in Morocco and repurposed as an object.
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An uptown fixture, Young has played with Jimi Hendrix, George Benson and Dizzy Gillespie.
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A former fixture in Maduro's inner circle, Cristopher Figuera's own reputation is not unsullied.
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It would soon become a fixture in the burgeoning Sephardic neighborhoods around Ocean Parkway.
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A genuine, competitive fixture on the annual schedule, as Federer insists it already is?
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Nai Palm, is already a fixture on the scene where jazz and pop meet.
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Mashed with butter, it is a fixture on tables in Barbadian and other homes.
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Gibbons was a fixture of the Denver art community who died in September 2019.
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Once a Los Angeles fixture, mid-price department store Mervyn's boomed in the West.
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A tabloid fixture in Japan, Mr. Maezawa has always been something of a provocateur.
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L. Antonio Litman was a fixture in his Brooklyn community, known for his generosity.
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Redbones Blues Cafe, a restaurant, bar and live-music venue, is a Kingston fixture.
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Sara Netanyahu stood by her husband and became a fixture of Israel's political scene.
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Forster's been a fixture in Hollywood with several iconic roles since the late 1960s.
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Overall, they conclude that Greta outdid Trump, and sustainability is now a boardroom fixture.
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A major fixture in Democratic politics, she was serving her 16th term in Congress.
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As quarterback on the football team, he was a fixture on the local news.
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Qasem Soleimani, Tehran's top military commander and a prominent political fixture in the region.
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A sociable former bartender, Buczek became a fixture of the South Line Fire Company.
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She was a fixture in town, including at concerts and Nashville Predators hockey games.
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Ms. Trump was also a fixture at the Glamour Women of the Year awards.
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Mr. Fox, a well-regarded fixture in state politics for decades, resigned from Gov.
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Crime and policing was a fixture of every night of the Republican National Convention.
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As the corps became a fixture in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the number of volunteers increased.
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Fish such as salmon, perch, cod, or even crayfish was also a common fixture.
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Time: 250 hour Cost: $260-$200 Most apartments come with ceiling mount light fixtures that can be easily replaced without rewiring anything at all: simply pick out your new fixture, unscrew the old one, and replace it with your new, better fixture.
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He made his Milwaukee debut on May 3 and has been a fixture ever since.
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It would have been impossible to let this fixture go ahead without clashes and chaos.
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Might she bring along Justin Bieber, a constant fixture by her side as of late?
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A Happy, Quiet Life The family became a fixture in their downtown New York neighborhood.
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"I would internet-drill for oil until I found the perfect light fixture," she said.
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Other wellness spaces, such as nap pods, have become a fixture in cutting-edge offices.
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But long before that, she had become an exotic but accepted fixture at conservative events.
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Its new Adore collection is launching with two products: a mirror or a ceiling fixture.
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The mirror and ceiling fixture have settings for bright light, relaxed light, and many others.
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Matt Bevin but has long been a fixture at, and financial backer of, the university.
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As a model, Gigi Hadid has become a bonafide fixture in the world of fashion.
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The Unknown Comic (Canadian comic Murray Langston) was a recurring fixture on The Gong Show.
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The TIE fighter, on the other hand, is a pretty consistent fixture in the universe.
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The Yankees said the song had been a fixture at their games since 19703/11.
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The Fire TV Recast now becomes a central fixture of Amazon's big plan moving forward.
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Over the years, he remained a fixture of Zuckerberg's inner circle of friends and lieutenants.
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Weiss herself has become somewhat of a fixture in the beauty and female entrepreneurship space.
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Later on, their store became a fixture in the first seasons of their hit E!
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The producer had long been a fixture, picking up future hits and hobnobbing with talent.
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No sign of the Millennium Falcon yet, but it's coming – and it'll be a fixture.
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The Budweiser Clydesdales have become a fixture in some of the company's most heartwarming commercials.
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Pampas grass is no innocent garden fixture—it's a secret signal in the swinger community.
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He's a Facebook fixture — short of a literal criminal conviction or otherwise reputation terminating incident.
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Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, some in the shape of a lighting fixture.
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The "China price", a fixture of life in Japan as elsewhere, applies in death, too.
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Heading into Saturday, Coker said he planned to make pay-per-view a Bellator fixture.
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The whoopie pie, which nearby Lancaster County claims among its creations, is another park fixture.
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An inky-black background sets off blazing-white sheets under a banal fluorescent-light fixture.
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Conway has been a fixture in the last three GOP primaries and counts Indiana Gov.
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Morley Safer, the genial fixture on CBS's "63 Minutes" for more than five decades, died.
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Such mass protests were a fixture of the decade, punctuating the presidency of Boris Yeltsin.
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It also made him a near-permanent fixture at comic book conventions around the country.
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On a human timescale, it would have seemed like a permanent fixture in the sky.
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A former employee at a Michigan Target said that his fixture room was commonly messy.
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Growing up, Morris was not a fixture on regional teams or in all-star programs.
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The overhead projector was a permanent fixture in schools and offices for almost 50 years.
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Nina Griscom, society fixture, '22017s "It" girl and tabloid regular, faces illness in fine fashion.
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Why it matters: Gerard, 60, has been a fixture in Washington's influence scene for decades.
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Disputes over authenticity and value have been a fixture of the art market for centuries.
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In other words: the LC4 isn't only a design icon, it's also a porn fixture.
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Shifa lingered over the gas lines in the kitchen, the light fixture over Eliana's bed.
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Simply, salty, and greasy, they are a fixture at ball parks and airports across America.
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Devers seems likely to become a fixture for the Red Sox in the seasons ahead.
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Instead, Mr. Highsmith recommends hanging a large pendant fixture or a chandelier in common areas.
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It has the potential to be a fixture in trendy offices and bedside tables everywhere.
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For the zoomers online, it's a fixture of Instagram's ever-growing feed of brain tickles.
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Big Star, the bustling Mexican restaurant and a neighborhood fixture, is close to the hotel.
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To get to the shower, I would have had to climb over the new fixture.
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Practically overnight, she became a fixture of news reports, with a growing social-media following.
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He is a real fixture in Bakersfield; well-liked with a broad base of support.
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Rich in flavor and history, the dish is no longer a fixture of local restaurants.
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The philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy has been a fixture on French television screens for decades.
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It's these same characteristics that have made bitcoin a fixture of the online drug trade.
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Over the past few years, the store has become a recurring fixture in their relationship.
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The main level also has a newly renovated powder room with an antique light fixture.
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He hosts office parties at the Bryant Park Grill, a longtime fixture in the area.
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A polished-aluminum fixture that expands and contracts depending on the level of ambient noise.
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Over time it claims to learn the unique "voice" of each fixture in the home.
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Yes, high unemployment has been a fixture of the French economy for several decades now.
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It also became a fixture in the backlash against rock, boomers and the antiwar movement.
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For weeks now, protesters have become a regular fixture in front of the fledgling shop.
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As for Mr. Kroll, he had been a fixture in the tech start-up scene.
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The Puppy Bowl has been a fixture on Animal Planet for 16 years and counting.
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The hotel, which is a temporary fixture each year, takes only five weeks to build.
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If the original venue is unavailable, the fixture is moved to the closest alternative site.
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Computers have been a fixture for decades in astrophysics and many other fields of science.
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The tabloid newspaper has been a key fixture in New York for the last century.
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It is an important fixture in their everyday lives, visible in their paintings and propaganda.
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After his presidency, Carter went on to become an international fixture and a noted humanitarian.
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He introduced his son-in-law to Ilya Palinsky, a longtime fixture in the business.
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Dating back to 1849, Harrods department store is an iconic fixture of London&aposs landscape.
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The Tony-winning show has been a fixture on Broadway since 2005.212-1876-6200, telecharge.
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Now, Schiff is a day-to-day, hour-to-hour fixture on cable TV news.
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Liz Pope, above, a fixture of the school community, died and several others were injured.
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The union drive reflects Tesla's evolution from a start-up enterprise to an industry fixture.
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On the subject of fixture congestion, one has to concede to Thomas Muller once again.
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Moreover, the Trump administration's deregulatory bent is a permanent fixture that won't change anytime soon.
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Washington (CNN)A longtime fixture on the White House south lawn is getting a new home.
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Savvas coached his kids' soccer teams, and Amy was a fixture at their exclusive private schools.
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Most patrons check their pride at the door with the patio's fixture: a stately, senior pug.
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Fucking monster of rage, searching for cameras, lights, any fixture intact enough to rip and smash.
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The fixture currently sits unusable with a note above it stating that it can't be fixed.
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This experience is by no means unique; it's become a fixture of dining out in America.
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It is a fixture for teams at companies like IBM (IBM), Lyft (LYFT) and, disclosure, CNN.
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English pseudosoul singer Sampha and grime fixture Skepta get their own solo interludes, for mysterious reasons.
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Long a local fixture, he eventually had some hits with it, all of them collected here.
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Gomes's name or face has been a fixture at leftist protests leading up to the election.
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Alissa replaced the light fixture in the old master bedroom with a chandelier and added beanbags.
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The former mayor has become a fixture in conservative media and has criticized Yovanovitch for months.
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Philips Hue's Adore ceiling fixture projects light in a glowing effect from the sides and downwards.
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He was a fixture in Chicago's St. Patrick's Day Parade over the years, often wearing kilts.
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Portable USB charger This is another permanent backpack fixture, whether I'm in urban environments or wilderness.
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They want us to feel unsettled with him as a new fixture in the Cooper household.
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The ubiquitous playground fixture joined this year's list of inductees into the Toy Hall of Fame.
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" Or speak out a query about a fixture: "Alexa, when do the Seattle Seahawks play next?
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It had been a fixture at games since the September 11, 2001, attacks, the team said.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is opening up about the negative attention she sometimes gets as a Hollywood fixture.
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Is the hero an opposition leader, a new establishment fixture or a double agent once again?
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This is the backdrop to the latest campaign in Mexico, where political songs remain a fixture.
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Kudlow came to the White House from cable news, where he was a fixture on CNBC.
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As the face of L'Oréal, she was a constant fixture at fashion shows and shampoo ads.
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Set the ambiance for the night with a dynamic centerpiece that doubles as a lighting fixture.
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A fixture on the women's tennis tour, Sands can usually be found at his wife's side.
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"Erasure of the Black Experience is a fixture of our society," Imani told Mashable via email.
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For the past few years, another local fixture has steadied itself in the city's musical heart.
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Presley was a fixture on the Las Vegas entertainment scene until he passed away in 1977.
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For 10 years now, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have been a fixture of Hollywood romance.
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Little known outside Asia, the tangy drink is now a regular fixture at sweltering summer marches.
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He covered the Kent State shootings by National Guardsmen and is a fixture around the Statehouse.
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There's no CCTV camera in the fitting room; it was just a light fixture painted black.
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Icicles are a beauty and a nuisance, a common fixture of cold-climate cities in winter.
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Ever since the first match in 1952, the fixture has resonated far beyond the cricket field.
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Tinsley attended the University of Virginia, and became a regular fixture in the local music scene.
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To be sure, the fixture is highly significant within the rather narrow frame of Scottish football.
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The Camp of the Saints is a veritable fixture on alt-right forums across the internet.
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He became a fixture of the G.O.P. when he began to focus on undermining Obama's legitimacy.
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These hydraulic, pneumatic and now electric figures have been a fixture at Disneyland since the 60s.
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But if nothing else, Mr. Weiner, still a media fixture, has been a loyal Democratic surrogate.
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Bella Luna For nearly 30 years, this Italian spot has been an Upper West Side fixture.
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" And the price is also appealing: "You could spend a lot more on a similar fixture.
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The bathtub isn't just a simple household fixture but an important vessel for washing and relaxing.
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Since then, with the state divided among several factions, the violence has become a permanent fixture.
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She's also a frequent fixture on reality TV. But that doesn't mean she doesn't get starstruck.
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The Bay Area glam-drag fixture has hosted more people for dinner than she can remember.
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He remains a fixture of the Montreal scene, over four decades after his introduction to it.
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The Santa Fe Art Colony was born and quickly became a fixture of LA's art scene.
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Gonzalez is becoming a fixture at first base despite his extensive experience as a middle infielder.
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A YMCA member said CNN was a fixture on TVs in the workout room for years.
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Dancing robots, for example, became something of a fixture of company and government presentations last year.
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He has stayed a fixture at the opera and at the best restaurants in the city.
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For many in the neighborhood, Nakesha was a fixture on the grate at 46th and Park.
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I said nothing of the shimmering fixture on my wrist when she arrived home from work.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle, a long-time Fox News fixture, announced she was leaving the network last week.
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He is a fixture of the school's prom, which he has attended annually since 8th grade.
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Since that pursuit of O.J. Simpson, car chases have been a fixture of the L.A. zeitgeist.
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A look at how a simple architectural fixture has played a role in African-American culture.
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The tree became a fixture in the experiment-filled home of an executive at his company.
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Boîte The Chelsea hot-spot is the latest from Richie Hosein, a Southampton night-life fixture.
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Jogging, once unusual, surged to "fad" status before becoming the fixture of life it is today.
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Since her first appearance onscreen, in 22000, Ms. Elsner had been a fixture of German television.
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He described as "astonishing" the failure to call off a major Berlin football fixture this weekend.
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A third chapter has begun for Pig Heaven, a Chinese fixture on the Upper East Side.
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Our old dog Baxter, an adorable, food-stealing fixture of my family, passed away last year.
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Ms. Flack, who was a fixture in the British tabloids, began hosting the show in 2015.
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Although the 1980 election was another miss, debates have been a fixture of campaigns ever since.
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Shopping Guide Because the most important source of light in your bathroom isn't the ceiling fixture.
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The motorcycle is a fixture in the streets, blending in among the vendors and the pedestrians.
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She became a New York fixture, and an influential teacher at the Manhattan School of Music.
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Now based in France, Ms. Allen was once a fixture of independent filmmaking in Portland, Ore.
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Face-mask-related humor, a fixture of SARS, is back on social media in China today.
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Sears, through its catalog, has been a fixture of American homes for more than a century.
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Computer programmes with humanlike problem-solving skills are already a fixture of the UK financial system.
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In a word, the wind — a fixture in the librettos, as well as in the weather.
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The actors were married from 2000 to 2005, and quickly became a fixture in pop culture.
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We added this great light fixture, which pulls in the black color, which is very dramatic.
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Yet his peers share a cheerful sense of his place as a fixture of Macdougal Street.
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Oversized chandeliers crowded the high ceiling, so many that it looked like a lighting fixture store.
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For better or worse, these leaks have become a debilitating fixture in the halls of power.
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Chicken Delicious is a campy, mask-wearing 19963-year-old fixture at a bar in Manhattan.
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Cox, in particular, has been a longtime fixture at the company and Zuckerberg's right-hand man.
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It was re-released two months later and is now a permanent fixture on the menu.
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The Arrivals Moya III is a permanent fixture on every Instagram influencer's grid for a reason.
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Now another high-profile fixture has been stained by the same problem, and the same complaints.
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I'd personally be quick to place an order on this unusual fixture if it were available.
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Kermode had been a fixture at The New York Review of Books since it began in 1963 (itself inaugurated when New York City's papers were shuttered during a printers' strike) and partly at his prompting the N.Y.R.B. started a British version of their New York fixture.
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Bill Faloon, who resembles a TV game show host from a different era, is another RAADfest fixture.
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Trump's vetting is being conducted by Washington lawyer A.B. Culvahouse, a longtime fixture in national Republican politics.
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We've been die-hard Harry Potter fans since 1999, fixture at midnight book releases and movie premieres.
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Sofia Richie, the daughter of singer Lionel Richie, has been a recent fixture on the fashion circuit.
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In addition to its majority ownership of wireless carrier Sprint, SoftBank is a fixture in Silicon Valley.
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Unsurprisingly, the fixture was still goalless after extra time, and a guarded game was decided on penalties.
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Ronald Reagan made the stereotype of the lazy recipient of government aid a fixture of mainstream conservatism.
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A nearby light fixture designed out of the season's staple baubles keeps the space merry and bright.
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A fixture at the club for nearly a decade, he greets many of the regulars by name.
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Soon afterward, I became a weekly fixture on Filipino TV and a frequent guest on variety shows.
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But after the launch of her L.A.M.B. brand, she became a regular fixture in women's fashion magazines.
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"Emigration sales" are a fixture of neighbourhood Facebook groups, with leavers peddling their patio furniture and braais.
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But is this an accurate portrayal of how secret societies – a common fixture of Ivy League universities.
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Those in favor of the decision owe a big thanks to billionaire Silicon Valley fixture Sean Parker.
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Judge Judith Sheindlin, aka Judge Judy, has been a fixture in many American homes for 23 years.
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It's been years since the American household has gotten a new fixture that all households must have.
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Breslin was a fixture for decades in New York journalism, notably with the New York Daily News.
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High culture was no longer the preserve of the rich, but a permanent fixture of bourgeois life.
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She spent 15 years there from 2002 to 2017, and she became a fixture of the community.
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The Great Catsby — that's what they call a kitty who became a fixture in one Minnesota community.
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Before he was a cable news fixture, Jake Tapper wanted to be a filmmaker or a cartoonist.
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In fact, Lil Wayne has become something of a fixture on sports talk television in recent years.
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Seth is a familiar face on Indian TV and a regular fixture on prime-time news debates.
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Bob Segal, a Boston private equity fixture for the past 25 years, passed away unexpectedly this morning.
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Monte Thrasher says his "Six Heads" mural was an "iconic fixture" in L.A.'s Los Feliz neighborhood.
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But despite the underwhelming result, Wilders has established himself as a strong political fixture in the Netherlands.
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Though he was an Atlanta, Georgia fixture, the rapper lived in the U.K. until he was 7.
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For the past 35 years, he has been a fixture of the regime's security and suppressive circles.
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The White House chief usher as a fixture of the institution is as American as apple pie.
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"That fixture is the worst possible outcome for the region", in which VW employs about 90,000 people.
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And now, one year later, Dion still can't believe she became a fashion fixture in her 40s.
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Wasserman Schultz, the state's first Jewish congresswoman, is a well-known fixture in her predominantly Jewish district.
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Shoddy construction is a consistent problem in Brazil, where graft is a fixture of many construction projects.
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He returned to Syria just before the revolution and soon became a fixture at the Friday protests.
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Anti-Semitism was a fixture of the Czech state, as it was of every other European state.
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Originally a pop-up in 2011, the bar became a permanent fixture at the hotel in 123.
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He's a fixture at big tennis galas and is admittedly a fan of blazers and "elegant jackets."
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Stimulus will continue — balanced against growth — and low interest rates are pretty much a euro zone fixture.
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Scalia has strong support among Republicans and business groups and has been a fixture in conservative circles.
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Attaching such labels to the justices is a common and unfortunate fixture of our politically polarized era.
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Swapping out your light fixture is a great way to make an old space feel new again.
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The Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel has been a fixture in Charleston since it opened in 1853.
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The plush, retro décor, with flourishes like a spidery light fixture and tufted wall, was imaginative, too.
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Lighting is another item that is more convenient to have delivered, especially when it's a larger fixture.
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Instagram meme pages are a fixture of internet humor, and many are run by teenagers for profit.
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Pagers — or beepers — may be a relic of the past, but remain a fixture in U.K. hospitals.
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Eggs are also a fixture on Passover Seder plates, symbolizing a sacrifice in the Temple of Jerusalem.
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The referee is a required fixture to maintain fairness, and fans pay to watch a fair game.
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This past spring, her song "OOOUUU" became a national hit and inescapable fixture on New York radio.
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WASHINGTON — She is a woman and an immigrant, a fixture of the Republican establishment for two decades.
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Cast-brass fixture with glass shade by Davey Lighting $383 at Rejuvenation: 888-401-1900 or rejuvenation.
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Avenatti became a fixture on cable news shows and briefly mulled entering the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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The child bawling for just one more toy was long a fixture of Toys "R" Us stores.
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BHS, a large department store fixture throughout Britain, went into administration and closed its stores in 2016.
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It became a fixture for bons vivants at dinner and a hub for the ladies who lunch.
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He could certainly deploy this against Biden, who is an almost comically longstanding fixture of Washington politics.
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A glass door opened onto the two-fixture walk-in shower, stocked with Malin + Goetz bath products.
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Known for their size and bushy gills, sirens are a fixture in Southeastern swamps and watery ditches.
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The latest, Matt Lauer, a fixture in U.S. living rooms for 20 years, offered a hedged apology.
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He has been such a fixture ever since that it seems impossible to imagine California without him.
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The "all money in" truck was used for promotions and became a fixture outside his clothing store.
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At 19903, Charles became a fixture as a dancer at downtown clubs like Pyramid, Tunnel and Limelight.
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Ms. Pugh, who was elected mayor in 2016, has long been a fixture in the city's politics.
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ITALY V ENGLAND SIX NATIONS FIXTURE ON MARCH 14 POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK - SIX NATIONS ORGANISERS
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The face-to-face between the president and the tabloid fixture would be a reunion of sorts.
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If you need a light fixture or a rug or a sofa, the choices can be dizzying.
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But it would be sad for this humble fixture of the last century to slip away unacknowledged.
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I fully plan to make it a fixture in my suitcase when traveling is an option again.
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This was the sound of the traditional stovetop pressure cooker, a fixture in Indian kitchens for decades.
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"I fixed them up," said Debbie Bancroft, a party scene fixture and a contributor to Avenue Magazine.
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Karen Handel, above, is a longtime fixture in state politics and a former Georgia secretary of state.
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The 22-year-old Clint Frazier — acquired for Miller — is quickly becoming a fixture in left field.
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After their reconciliation, Vanessa and the couple's daughters were a fixture in the audience at Kobe's games.
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In recent years, he has become a fixture on conservative networks as an outspoken defender of Trump.
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Unlike campaign aides Paul Manafort or Michael Flynn, Cohen has been a longtime fixture of Trump's orbit.
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Over the years, the tearoom has become a fixture on lists of revered restaurants worth a visit.
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Auto rickshaws, commonly known as tuk-tuks, are a fixture on the roads of Thailand's capital Bangkok.
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For decades, a fixture of American diplomacy has been to get other nations to follow America's example.
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But Fairway, a beloved New York fixture since the 21s, had been in financial trouble for years.
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Carlson — like Hannity and another Fox fixture, Lou Dobbs — has in fact advised him behind the scenes.
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Ms. Tyler became somewhat of a fixture in the West Village after buying her brownstone in 2001.
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If you start your trial at the beginning of December, you can watch every fixture for free.
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Lime, however, is not looking to make LimePods a permanent fixture of the city at this point.
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He's been a Fox News fixture, insisting that Trump is the victim of coup attempts and conspiracies.
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He shuns the limelight and isn't a fixture on cable news like some of his fellow freshmen.
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Straight ahead is the formal dining room, which has a contemporary ceiling fixture with a feather motif.
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But who really cares about a small, yet surprisingly effective, fixture at the top of the stairs?
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Horan, a fixture in the American midfield, will miss the She Believes Cup with a quad injury.
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The room is anchored by a large fireplace and a circular light fixture that appears to float.
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Keith Ablow was a popular fixture on the cable channel until 225, and a high-profile therapist.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A longtime fixture of the Brooklyn art scene shuttered on Sunday.
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And the reason why they came to me ... Because I wasn't like a fixture in Silicon Valley.
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Le Bec-Fin, Mr. Perrier's classic French restaurant and Philadelphia fixture, is the movie's subject and home base.
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Radziwill was a fixture of the world's best-dressed lists, but Jackie's style has been celebrated in museums.
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The Echo has become such a fixture in the household, I hadn't conceived of just putting it away.
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Her wrinkles remain a fixture of her memories and they're not something to be ashamed of, she says.
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And that weird sheet Sasha saw during her premiere episode heart attack is a fixture in Becky's bathroom.
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The match is now the ghost of a title decider, haunting the fixture list like a melancholy poltergeist.
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From then on, every piece of furniture and light fixture in every store is designed by this team.
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I pick up a chocolate cake for my dinner tonight, dog food, and two ceiling-fixture lights ($93).
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The implant only lasted nine days, but Warwick became a media fixture, dubbed "Captain Cyborg" by the press.
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Drawing a reported 200,000 guests every year, it is such a fixture that the French presidents regularly attend.
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With their Atlanta dialects and multi-color locs, Migos isn't exactly a fixture at the posh country club.
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Drake is a Raptors ambassador, and has been a courtside fixture at their home games over the years.
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Before Safaree was a fixture on VH1's reality television circuit, he was Minaj's partner for a decade.
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Seemingly overnight, blazers went from being a stuffy office fixture to the must-have layering piece of 2017.
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McInnes has also been a semi-regular fixture on Fox News, often ranting about feminism and female privilege.
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The one thing that may encumber any United strategy to claim multiple honours this season is fixture congestion.
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The Philips Hue Adore flushmount fixture costs $179.99, while the Adore mirror is a bit more at $249.99.
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Ohanian soon became a fixture at Williams' matches, often showing up in the stands to watch her play.
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But friends and other relatives described her as a neighborhood fixture who loved to cook and throw parties.
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After graduation, he moved back to New York, where he became a fixture on the downtown fashion scene.
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The bird was a fixture at Air Force Academy sporting events as well as military and community events.
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Only in one respect does Maisel actually transpose a real fixture of the era onto its fictional landscape.
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Sunny was a rich, blonde fixture of those overlapping worlds when she mysteriously fell into a vegetative state.
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For hard-core basketball fans, it's the home of James Goldstein, the flamboyant courtside fixture at Laker games.
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Scholars used to argue that democracy, once attained in a fairly wealthy state, would become a permanent fixture.
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"That was a real treat, getting a classic fixture of Disney's legacy to contribute to this," said Favreau.
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Over the course of his career his views have become a fixture on CNBC and other business media.
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A longtime fixture at WrestleMania, he launched a semi-scripted assault on Vince McMahon at the 2007 version.
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In August, Balfour Beatty moved the Drivers into temporary base housing, where water leaked into a light fixture.
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Broadway hit Hamilton snagged a whopping 11 Tonys last week, solidifying its fixture as a pop culture phenomenon.
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Can you picture that light fixture leaning against a pink velvet couch in your small apartment living room?
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As Chung participated in and organized more pageants and events, she became a fixture in the Chinatown community.
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The original Takechan, now overrun with vermin and mold, was a neighborhood fixture in Naraha for 40 years.
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For decades, loudspeakers have been a fixture along the border, beckoning soldiers to defect to the other side.
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But that doesn't change the fact that it has become a fixture for racist right-wing internet trolls.
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Robertson quickly became a fixture at Saints games and has even joined the team for practices, ESPN reports.
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Both movie stars, Blanche is now a glamorous fixture of Hollywood, whereas all of Jane's films have flopped.
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She was also known for her bombastic, defiant persona as a fixture of the 1960s civil rights movement.
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Now that it's a menu fixture, all you have to do is order it by name — or color.
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They could also do both, especially if they don't have faith in Allen as a long-term fixture.
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Likewise, Brighton's high-profile FA Cup fixture with Arsenal in January 2013 was marred by persistent homophobic chanting.
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Board games that grow as you play them have become a prominent fixture in the tabletop gaming sphere.
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PARIS — The clown known as Chocolat, a former Afro-Cuban slave, was a fixture of Belle Époque Paris.
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A breakfast staple, lugaw is also a fixture of the Christmas Eve celebration meal known as Noche Buena.
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Its last competitive fixture, prior to the Euro Cup, was in the quarterfinals of the 2014 World Cup.
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All of it combines to make the UEFA Champions League final a fixture of the global sports calendar.
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To manage the stress, the fans munched on sunflower seeds, a fixture of Kurdish gatherings, Mr. Taabur said.
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Scott has become a fixture of hurricane preparedness and responses in Florida since he took office in 2010.
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The officer pulls Castile over and immediately recognizes him as a beloved fixture in a local community school.
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Simpson also met with one person who'll become a fixture in his post-prison life: his parole officer.
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At one point, he scored an interview with a porn star who was a fixture on talk shows.
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She was a fixture on Capitol Hill, pressing lawmakers and aides on the big story of the day.
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At the beginning of this year, A Boogie — born Artist Dubose — was still a fixture in this neighborhood.
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It received a three-month rent abatement for its build-out, and paid a fixture fee of $225,000.
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Notice how there are fewer team jerseys on display than at the average NFL game or MLS fixture.
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The watch head is then flipped over, and the watchmaker uses a special fixture to insert the crown.
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Bannon became a fixture at Tea Party rallies and conventions across the country, where he gave rousing speeches.
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It's also not like Stapleton hasn't been a fixture in the country music industry for a long time.
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A fixture at Fifth and 57th, he was the Mayor of Manhattan with a nod and a hello.
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He married Cher, who put up with his addictions and infidelities while the couple became a tabloid fixture.
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It's not entirely clear if they were only there for the PRC's 70th anniversary or a permanent fixture.
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He is such a fixture in the Clippers firmament that Angelenos have blended his name with the team's.
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A central bar, lit by a complex hanging fixture by the local artist David Weeks, is its focus.
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It became an Upper West Side fixture in the lives of people desperate to keep the words flowing.
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Over time Moe's became a fixture in the local art scene, part studio, part gallery, part social space.
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Marsha P. Johnson, a fixture of street life in Greenwich Village, was a central figure in gay liberation.
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Christopher Green has been a fixture on the fringier edges of British theater for more than two decades.
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Now, court officials confirm the suspended license & failure to notify when striking a fixture charges have been dropped.
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She has become a fixture on television talk shows, her appearances often coinciding with a spike in ratings.
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He had the opportunity to take over a local fixture, Hurley's restaurant, when its owner decided to retire.
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In a project for Clodagh, the four-foot-square fixture mutated into three overlapping rectangles spanning 15 feet.
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Australia and the Monaco Grand Prix, a glamorous fixture on the calendar since 1955, have been cancelled entirely.
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Pearl, longing to belong, quickly becomes a fixture in the Richardsons' home, entangling her mother along with her.
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And he said he would become a fixture on the campaign trail to help Republicans defend their majority.
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Bloomberg faced off against the city comptroller at the time, Bill Thompson, a fixture in Democratic politics here.
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The Lakers star was a fixture at the college, not far from his home, in the off-season.
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She has become a fixture in the digital daily tours of some young, literary, edgy people, particularly women.
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Mr. Bezos had become a tabloid fixture, with yacht appearances, evening strolls and romantic dinners captured in detail.
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Bryant's aura meant he was a fixture of American life in the early years of the 21st century.
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Sid had 149 acting credits to his name, and was considered a fixture in the cult horror genre.
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He follows Norm Lewis, a Broadway fixture who himself replaced the British actor Jeremy Secomb in the role.
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Microsoft's program for building and making presentations has been a fixture of the Office bundle for three decades.
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These are boom times for Santa, now an increasingly global holiday fixture, beloved from Sheboygan to Hong Kong.
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And the Golden Globes have become a fixture on NBC, lending credibility to the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn.
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A veteran oil diplomat, Prince Abdulaziz has long been a fixture at OPEC meetings and other energy gatherings.
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Ubiquitous, perennially cute and eminently giftable, the macaron has gone from fad to fixture in the last decade.
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We&aposre gonna call it by its G-rated term which is a flush mount dome light fixture.
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Q. AND A. A lot of time was spent choosing the light fixture next to your hotel bed.
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He then became a consistent, but largely forgettable fixture of 4chan in the early part of the decade.
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Kirk has become a fixture on television as a voice for pro-Trump, conservative millennials and Gen Zers.
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President Carter has been a years-long fixture at Sunday services at his church, Maranatha Baptist, in Plains.
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He has been a fixture atop the lineup with slumping second baseman Jonathan Villar on the disabled list.
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Nutter was already a fixture on the London scene, well connected via Brown, his boyfriend for a time.
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Hong's grandfather was the inventor of "Schezwan sauce," now a fixture of every Hakka Chinese kitchen in India.
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He was still getting used to the fact that Moore's family was becoming a fixture in his life.
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He became a fixture in the indie rock scene, releasing a clutch of cult-adored EPs and records.
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Where: Washington, D.C. Since its opening in 1933, popular Georgetown fixture Martin's Tavern has been packed with presidents.
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The Dolphins continued their roster overhaul Monday, releasing long snapper John Denney, a fixture in Miami since 2005.
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Stormi was already a permanent fixture in mom Kylie Jenner's life, but now she's got the ink to match.
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After all, she's a very, very rare awards show and red carpet fixture for the past two-plus years.
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ICYMI ... John -- a former fixture on the 'Howard Stern Show' -- prank-called the White House by posing as Sen.
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Claudia gives off life-of-the-party vibes and is quickly becoming a fixture among the young Hollywood set.
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Espresso Joya, which he opened in 2015, was a fixture of Thunder Bay, Ontario's small but vibrant arts scene.
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The Underground Railroad, by Colson Whitehead Colson Whitehead's 2016 novel, The Underground Railroad, is a fixture on Narcisse's desk.
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But with the music that established him as a Top 40 fixture, Mars turned instead to crossover soul-pop.
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Smart speakers are fast becoming a fixture in many US households and The New York Times is on it.
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But I didn't realize it would be a perennial fixture in my life, ebbing and flowing with the seasons.
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Peter is becoming a fixture in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Homecoming already acknowledges the presence of the Avengers.
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He made a name for himself in Washington as a cable news fixture who was highly disparaging of Obama.
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The Egyptian genre of music, also known as "electro chaabi," has become a major fixture in urban Egyptian culture.
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Turning left, through a wide entryway, leads you to the dining room, which has a spherical metal ceiling fixture.
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"It's finished, we've got a new light fixture in here, we've got all new trim and paint," she continues.
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Along with her two sisters, Eva and Magda, she became a fixture on Hollywood's social circuit in her prime.
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Following extensive reviews of crowd footage after that fixture, it's believed that Lee never made it to the match.
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QE may be drawing to a close for the moment, but it is now a fixture in the toolbox.
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By the war's end, television had become a common fixture in American households, which ate into film industry's profits.
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Installation is as easy as just screwing the bulbs into a light fixture or lamp, and flicking a switch.
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Thanks to his consistently unique production work, Canadian producer Pat Lok is establishing himself as a deep house fixture.
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Having been allocated a vital fixture in 2012, he was told what the result should be before the match.
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The case was soon dubbed "The Preppy Murder" and became a daily fixture in newspapers and on tabloid television.
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The final will be the biggest soccer fixture in Ukraine since it co-hosted the European Championship in 2012.
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For instance, they've hosted NRA bigwigs in Moscow, and Butina was a conspicuous fixture on the conservative conference circuit.
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Shenseea, a fixture in dancehall, fits smoothly on the track, despite the friendly rivalry between dancehall and soca music.
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And Santa's a fixture of many Christmas specials, so of course he'll feature in many Christmas porn special, too.
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Attenborough, who turns 90 this month, has been a fixture of British TV over a career spanning six decades.
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Gamble has been a permanent fixture in the Kardashian-Jenner crew ever since, frequently making appearances on their E!
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I picked out every light fixture, table, glass, plate, fork, dish, and song on the playlist at both restaurants.
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How did they go from a fixture of sex rumors, humor, and education to an obscure, half-remembered malady?
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The makeshift variety first appeared in Israel about 15 years ago, as a common fixture in the criminal underworld.
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And although he's primarily associated with Father's Day, his popularity quickly made him a permanent fixture on Carvel's menu.
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The upcoming match will mark the first time that Rangers have played Celtic in a league fixture since 2012.
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When a fixture was played against another Chicago team a few days later, Morris was back in as shortstop.
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Jackson Hole After 42 years as an Upper West Side fixture, this outpost of the burger chain has shuttered.
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The Art of Collecting Michael Landy has been a fixture of Britain's art scene for more than 20 years.
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They drew that fixture 2-2, and have since gone on to compete at the 2016 CONIFA World Cup.
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While Stormi was already obviously a permanent fixture in her mom's life, now Jenner has the ink to match!
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Her father, Karl, ran the Weber Showcase and Fixture Company, a manufacturer of display cases for banks and stores.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that the issue of combatting global warming has become a fixture within the Democratic Party.
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"I still don't know anyone who goes deeper or harder than she does," said Jeff Ross, a roast fixture.
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Fuentes made her first MTV appearance in 1988 on "MTV Internacional," and then became a fixture on the network.
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Joan Fortier, the unmarried daughter of a wealthy oilman, is promiscuous, untamable, a fixture of the local gossip columns.
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One has a fireplace with a Batchelder tile surround, and an Art Deco lighting fixture dating to the 1920s.
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Whether Soletair Power's concept becomes a fixture on buildings remains to be seen, but the idea is generating interest.
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Its purchase of the 11-branch Ocean City Home Bank adds another conservative lender and a longtime local fixture.
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As Bon Appétit put it, it's a "permanent fixture" on the bookshelves of many who work for the magazine.
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They were accompanied by Shala Monroque, a statuesque fashion world fixture and ex-girlfriend of the gallerist Larry Gagosian.
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Patty Judge, a political fixture in Iowa, is expected to announce a run for his Senate seat this week.
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Over the past several decades, the affirmative action debate has been a cyclical fixture of the American political discourse.
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Kaine has also been a prominent fixture in state politics, previously serving as governor and the mayor of Richmond.
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Though he is currently a shell of his former self, Kawajiri remains a fixture of the featherweight top-15.
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Trump plans to be a campaign trail fixture between now and Election Day, with a spate of rallies planned.
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The adjustment in timing will shift the annual art fair calendar in which the Armory is a key fixture.
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Mr. Liu's rivalry with Jack Ma, Alibaba's co-founder, is a fixture on online forums and in social media.
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Tommy John's Go Anywhere Performance shirt has firmly established itself as a permanent fixture in my work-shirt rotation.
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Overlooking the frozen Saint Lawrence River, the hotel has been a fixture of the city stretching back to 1893.
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The tournament, coming just before the Masters, should soon become a spring broadcasting fixture attracting more converts to golf.
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He remains a fixture around the arena even when he is not roaming its halls or navigating its ice.
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Everything that hurts in BlacKkKlansman feels like a fixture in how liberal elements of whiteness deal with racial injustice.
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Even though it's the middle of summer, there is a huge Christmas tree-shaped light fixture adorned with ornaments.
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An original brass light fixture hangs in the dining area and is complemented by new cylindrical brass ceiling pendants.
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At the high end you could try Marset's Soho Pendant, a large shaded factory-inspired fixture made of polyethylene.
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As a sideman, and especially as a bandleader, Mr. Yaged was a fixture in New York City and vicinity.
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Once a fixture of elite Manhattan and Los Angeles society, Weinstein has been ostracized since the accusations became public.
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Mr. Nash, now 69, has become a fixture of the Manhattan Christmas tale, returning every winter to sell trees.
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"We wanted to be provocative," said Ms. Pratts Price, who would go on to become a fixture at Vogue.
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He has been a fixture of tabloid headlines since he first became involved in a sexting scandal in 2011.
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Air fryers are starting to become a fixture in kitchens across the country thanks to their affordability and convenience.
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He became a fixture on the conference circuit and a regular at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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One of his first full-time jobs was as a bookkeeper with Cox and Nostrand, a lighting fixture outlet.
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These days, even if the real world is slow to progress, consent is practically a fixture in the genre.
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His office is decorated with photos of him playing in previous contests, and he is a fixture at practices.
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Cristela Alonzo, who provided Cruz's voice, was a fixture on Spanish-language media leading up to the film's release.
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McGowan herself has become an increasingly common fixture in media stories, often commenting on the issues of the day.
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Through it all, he was a fixture of New York society and a welcome guest in Washington power circles.
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A litigator and media fixture for much of his career, Sekulow has argued 12 cases before the Supreme Court.
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Soon, the news spread among the close-knit Jewish community, and the sesame seed bagel became a Montreal fixture.
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Gao was the first Asian male model for Louis Vuitton and a regular fixture in Chinese TV and movies.
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While Cartier is now a fixture in every major city, a synonym for international panache, its origins were modest.
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The couple was a fixture in the community of Ross Township, said Patrick Mannarino, North Hills School District superintendent.
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If the wiring is intimidating, there are even diffusers and shades that can fit easily over the existing fixture.
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After their marriage, Flesher Koch became an esteemed fixture on the New York social scene, according to the Times.
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Discussion of Slack data also came up in a lawsuit against the California-based lighting fixture company Lamps Plus.
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David Letterman's mother, Dorothy Mengering, a fixture of his "Late Night" and "Late Show," died on Tuesday at 95.
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This control mechanism had been a fixture of state-owned enterprises since the first days of the communist republic.
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Barad, who completed his surgical training at UCLA in 2015, said YouTube has become a fixture of medical education.
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The light fixture above it, from the avant-garde design collective Superstudio, surveys the room like a giant eyeball.
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He became a fixture internationally with Bündchen, who, he liked to joke, earned more than twice what he did.
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He became a fixture internationally with Bündchen, who, he liked to joke, earned more than twice what he did.
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Despite all of his legal issues, he was on the path to becoming a permanent fixture in hip-hop.
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THURSDAY STYLES An article last Thursday about the transgender night-life fixture Amanda Lepore misidentified her place of residence.
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Doncaster Belles used to be women's soccer royalty, champions of England and a fixture in the F.A. Cup final.
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The senator can also be charming, funny and warm, they say — a fixture at staff weddings and birthday parties.
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Biographies of a newly elected president — and in some cases, his relatives — are a fixture of children's book publishing.
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She has been a fixture of the Summit County justice system for decades, including 26 years on the bench.
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Nelson has been a fixture in Florida politics since he won a seat in the state legislature in 1972.
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Like Gray, Talli Osborne, 36, is a fixture in the punk scene and well-known in the Toronto community.
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In the minds of the white majority, the ghetto became a fixture of mental as well as physical space.
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The restaurant, its hot dogs and, yeah, its fries had been a fixture in Waterville, Maine, since the early 1960s.
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The 2012 epic space opera, written by Brian K. Vaughan and drawn by Fiona Staples, has become a cultural fixture.
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Also, executives from some local component suppliers opted not to attend the Detroit auto show, an industry fixture, in January.
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Three decades years later, Bundy's raw threat has worn off, and he's become a fixture of pop culture fascination instead.
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It's hard to be a fixture at anything at age 43, but frontrunner Adam Putnam has managed to do so.
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When the fixture lists first came out, many predicted that the second-last game of the season would be momentous.
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Meet Rose Hanbury, Marchioness of Cholmondeley, Kate's former friend (more on that in a minute), and a royals-adjacent fixture.
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The 13th and U Starbucks had, in the intervening years, become an ironic fixture: the newcomer catalyst turned neighborhood stalwart.
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Dianne Feinstein has been a fixture of Democratic politics in one of the country's most liberal states for four decades.
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Hopefully he'll now be a regular fixture on the show, but considering his past form, I wouldn't bet on it.
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But English rugby union arrived on the East Coast last year, with a regular-season fixture contested in New York.
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Those unfamiliar with the Cars franchise might not recognize the Dinoco name, but it's a fixture in the Pixar universe.
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Hilton never posed up for the magazine but was a fixture at Hef's infamous parties at his Beverly Hills mansion.
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Pablo is a local fixture in the neighborhood who annoys Bianca, but bonds with Nola over their love of art.
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Condo, who shares two adult daughters with his ex, has been a fixture on the contemporary art scene for decades.
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He was a fixture at conferences and seminars and the teacher, for two decades, of Harvard University's introductory economics course.
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Every fixture of the setting in this new 10-part mini-series, which premieres tonight on TNT, rings as true.
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That's where this FRAME blazer from Nordstrom — which is about to become a permanent fixture in our closets — comes in.
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Soon it became clear this bird was something special and had grown to be an important fixture in the family.
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"He made a choice that he felt had to be made," said Mr. Rath, a fixture in New Hampshire politics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The "Fearless Girl" statue is officially becoming a permanent fixture in Manhattan's Financial District.
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Its fixture calendar is being squeezed by domestic Twenty20 (T20) competitions, in which games take little more than three hours.
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Members of the carnivalesque Zanqueros group (stilt walkers) are a fixture in the protests, where they perform to live music.
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This new study suggests they probably did, and that tree dwelling behavior remained a fixture among primates until relatively recently.
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"We can enjoy it from the first minute," the Spaniard said, describing the fixture as a childhood dream for footballers.
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The actress, who died Tuesday at 69, became a fixture at the North Idaho college taking part in many performances.
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Hugh Hefner's younger brother -- a fixture on 'Girls Next Door' -- died at his home in Beverly Hills ... TMZ has learned.
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I contemplated hanging myself from the light fixture adjacent to my bathroom, slitting my wrists, or jumping off a bridge.
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Originally from Fairfax, California, she was a fixture on UCal-Berkeley station KALX 90.7 FM with her show Midnight Express.
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The result also sent Sweden through from Group I despite their 28-25 defeat by Norway in the afternoon fixture.
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Videos of famous people reading fanfiction about themselves -- usually mockingly -- are a fixture of YouTube (and often are super cringeworthy).
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The fixture is a replay of the last Copa America final, in which Chile beat Argentina 4-1 on penalties.
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Robyn, who Whitney connected with as a teen, became a fixture in her life from nearly the moment they met.
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If red becomes a fixture in the iPhone lineup, special edition products might just have to find a new color.
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To many observers, it looked like Lewandowski would be a permanent fixture on the campaign no matter what he did.
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In recent years, Saudi Arabia has also become more of a fixture in the touring schedules of western pop stars.
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Combat troops have been a fixture at transport hubs and in the main public areas ever since the Paris attacks.
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Throughout the past five years, Olivia Pope has been a fixture in the lives of Scandal audiences every Thursday evening.
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While commentary is a pretty common fixture for special features on DVDs and Blurays, it's rare in the gaming world.
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Eddie had been the relentless companion and protector, the fixture in our home once the kids had grown and gone.
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President Carter has been a years-long fixture at Sunday services at his hometown church, Maranatha Baptist, in Plains, Georgia.
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If the fixture wiggles, or appears to be attached with glue, that's an indication that a skimming device is attached.
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A new fixture sat inside the Big Deck Bar and Grill; it had come from the restaurant across the street.
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Avenatti has been one of Trump and Cohen's loudest critics, and has become a regular fixture on cable news programs.
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A fixture of Harlem "sassiety" who became an international spokesperson for women's rights, she was sometimes scorned for her ambition.
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While at the University of Palermo, where he studied literature, he met Patrizia Allegra, a fixture of Sicily's cultural scene.
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Facebook is also making its monetisation scheme a fixture in its Level Up Program, which it trialled earlier this year.
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The 12-term lawmaker is a fixture of Chicago's political scene and a senior member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Some employees said that their fixture rooms — or the areas that hold store signing material and shelves — were also overcrowded.
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The only thing missing was the undercurrent of melancholy, known as saudade, that was a fixture of many Jobim ballads.
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LoPresti said nuclear weapons were a fixture of the town and, for his dad, a subtext for making a living.
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She has been a fixture on the American political scene for a generation, subjected to endless attacks, examination and analysis.
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He's a regular fixture on Fox News and has been hitting the campaign trail ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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The sale includes one Horta lighting fixture, with an optional purchase of other furnishings designed by Horta or his contemporaries.
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There are plenty of opportunities to do so, since Gorka is a fixture on shows like Hannity and Fox & Friends.
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A pre-1990 fixture of U.S. trade policy, so-called Voluntary Restraint Agreements on specific imports, could make a comeback.
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It's got an active community and has been a fixture at the annual Evolution Championship Series (Evo) tournament since 2013.
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Mr. O'Shea, a bearded and heavily tattooed Australian, is a front-row fixture at fashion shows with 80,000 Instagram followers.
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But Mr. Hamilton, who became an official ambassador for British men's fashion in June, is becoming a seasoned circuit fixture.
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The Rivet Joints have been a near constant fixture in the Middle East since the first Gulf War in 22015.
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His nine-year marriage to -- and divorce from -- British heiress Jemima Goldsmith was a fixture of the celebrity gossip columns.
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He has become something of a fixture in Greenwich Village, and his admirers were throwing him a 21st birthday party.
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These cameras are hidden inside a casing in the ceiling, similar to a fluorescent light fixture, called a G-rail.
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This gateway espresso will be a permanent fixture on Starbucks' menu for the same price as Starbucks' Signature espresso shot.
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Through her pro-gun activism, she became a fixture of the conservative movement and was photographed with influential Republican politicians.
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A jazz pianist, writer and mother several times over, Ms. Eliot is a fixture of Sugar Hill, her Harlem neighborhood.
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The overhead lighting fixture on the far side of the trailer must have burned out and it hadn't been replaced.
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Not every drag queen is so thrilled about how Drag Race has rebranded drag as a prominent pop culture fixture.
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Mr. Booker, a fixture on the New York donor circuit for nearly two decades, has some key backers, including Gov.
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And even if it doesn't quite become a Broadway fixture like The Lion King, it's already outlasted Breakfast at Tiffany's.
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The Bruins have been a fixture in the Stanley Cup playoffs, and five players remain from their 2011 championship roster.
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Mr. Burkle has been a staunch supporter of labor unions and is a fixture in Los Angeles fund-raising circles.
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So did the celebrities and politicians who admired the rapper and activist, a Los Angeles fixture since the mid-2000s.
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A group of older women known as the Grannies Against the Right have become a fixture at Austrian antigovernment protests.
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Nicki Minaj is one of hip-hop's old-fashioned superstars — an impressive technician, a character actor, a cross-genre fixture.
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Climate activists have become a fixture at the annual shareholder meetings of oil majors Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp .
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Alert viewers may also recognize a rough-hewn Lino Ventura — already a fixture in policiers — as one of Maigret's men.
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He doesn't even soften when he realizes that Camille is the daughter of a local fixture, Adora Crellin (Patricia Clarkson).
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Nevertheless, one fixture of Parliament seems unlikely to change: a robust debate, in which members direct barbs at one another.
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Her public profile has surged since -- as she is a regular fixture at the podium alongside Trump, Pence and Fauci.
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He became a fixture in Las Vegas for a time and there married Ulla Thorsell, a former model, in 1967.
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He also has become a fixture on the leader boards, with 11 top-25 finishes in 473 starts this season.
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With his shock of gray hair and his polished charm, Massari was a popular fixture on the Cairo diplomatic circuit.
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Mr. Crowe plays another fixture in the Dark Universe, a label that strikes me as a bit of an exaggeration.
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Ms. Flack, who had several famous partners including Prince Harry and Harry Styles, is a fixture in the British tabloids.
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Attracting sold-out audiences, his spirited, candlelit one-man show has become a fixture of Halloween in Sleepy Hollow country.
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First Celine Dion, and then Madonna, who got a big reaction even though she is a fixture at the event.
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Biden, a Washington fixture, has support from three dozen senators and congressmen, including four Democrats who endorsed this week: Reps.
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He has been a fixture of the culture for so long that it's easy to miss how eccentric he is.
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The most recent fixture was in the 2006 World Cup finals in Germany where Deco and Ronaldo scored for Portugal.
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He got into clubs with a fake ID and quickly made himself a minor fixture in the LA party circuit.
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A fixture since the 1880s, the balls aim to help people in the country's vast rural areas meet and mate.
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Driving the news: Don Cherry, a longtime fixture on "Hockey Night in Canada," was fired by Rogers Sportsnet on Nov.
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One of the bedrooms has a magenta theme, with flowered wallpaper and a pyramidal light fixture hanging above the bed.
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I considered buying a fixture, but then remembered I live in New York and have no room in my apartment.
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First introduced five years ago, Amazon Prime Day has quickly become a well-known fixture of the online shopping world.
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The tea lady, once a fixture at British soccer clubs, endures mostly as a mythical image from a simpler time.
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Maxim Velcovsky, a Czech designer, made the glass light fixture in the art gallery; Mr. Pedersen designed the display tables.
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He became a regular fixture in the Holder home, making regular trips from Alabama to spend the weekend with them.
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The group, a longtime fixture of Boston's indie music scene, also recently upended their hometown allegiance by relocating to Nashville.
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The cart, in fact, is a permanent fixture in the store, meant as a nod to its Columbus Circle location.
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"For twenty years Officer Vernon Alston was a fixture on the Capitol grounds while keeping the community safe," Reid continued.
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These vendors are a fixture of New York's streets and New Yorkers' routines, vital to the culture of the city.
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The group, a fixture on the trail with the Sanders, began shooting elements for its first TV ad this week.
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But for a man who spent over 30 years as a fixture in Washington, there's plenty to look back on.
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