"I've flirted with it myself – sometimes more than flirted – and I got lucky, because I survived it first of all, and realized that it's stupid," he explained.
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" - James, 23 "Flirted over Snapchat with my boyfriend.
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Since then, various tech heavyweights have flirted with the practice.
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Beto O'Rourke has flirted with competing against incumbent Republican Sen.
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She often flirted with his propositions but ultimately rejected them.
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Jane the Virgin has always flirted with fiction versus reality.
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Soybeans were down fractionally but briefly flirted on the upside.
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Coincidentally, the earliest iterations of performance art flirted with nihilism.
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Over the terrace, a young girl flirted with a newcomer.
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The prosecution document also said he aggressively flirted with women.
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At the start of playoffs, the Warriors flirted with disaster.
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The brilliant astronomer Edmond Halley flirted with it, for instance.
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A handful of visual artists have flirted with the sport.
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Bill Haslam (R) flirted with a Senate bid in 22019.
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It's even possible that some of them might have flirted.
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The Hollywood star has long flirted with a political run.
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Shares flirted with the $50 mark during morning trading Tuesday.
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Aside from cars and cigars Mr Iacocca flirted with politics.
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We flirted while swimming and went skinny dipping at night.
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He was hit with a technical and flirted with ejection.
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I flirted with a bartender who had just ended his shift.
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But Whittaker also flirted with disaster by trying to remain active.
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I've flirted with feelings of guilt in response to my privilege.
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Forrister flirted with an attractive Swedish banker 26827 years his senior.
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About family, friends, how it flirted with a mystery of things.
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For years, Bloomberg had flirted with an independent run for president.
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Waukee, Iowa (CNN)Donald Trump on Friday flirted with retail politics.
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Matter of fact, whenever we agree ... Facebook flirted with selling, too.
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Alec Baldwin has flirted over the years with a political bid.
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A few liberal voters even flirted with not supporting him again.
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Mr. Goldman said some women there have jokingly flirted with him.
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He has also flirted with licensing a Trump Tower in Israel.
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Their newly installed modern NBA offense has only flirted with success.
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Lately, though, Mr Trump has flirted with a less confrontational approach.
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Sterling flirted briefly with some of its lowest levels since 1985.
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HBO has flirted with new family dramas in its recent past.
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This isn't the first time the administration has flirted with VDARE.
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At Sundance, she jokingly flirted with the actor Gael García Bernal.
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"My heart started racing, and we flirted a bit," he said.
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A bunch of them have kind of, like, flirted with it.
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Trump even flirted with the possibility of Mitt Romney for a while.
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Textron and Snap-on shares both flirted with bear market territory Thursday.
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Trump flirted in the past with running for New York City mayor.
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But in Challenger 2, each run has flirted with the 400 mark.
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Redshirt sophomore forward Alex Olesinski flirted with his first career double-double.
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He flirted with politics, before turning all of his attentions to business.
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Most of us have flirted with supplements at one point or another.
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We flirted and bantered on there, and then it moved to WhatsApp.
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Trump has flirted with a White House bid since the late 1980s.
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It's not the first time that Canadians have flirted with the idea.
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Bloomberg has previously flirted with running for president in several election cycles.
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They flirted to some degree with far-right politics in the 1930s.
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Healey was in his 20s when he flirted with the far left.
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Clinton's case to millennial voters who have flirted with third-party options.
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Steyer has flirted with the idea of running for public office before.
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The bull market flirted with disaster several times over the past decade.
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Thaler spoke as U.S. stocks flirted with new record highs on Tuesday.
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But they have flirted with Mr. Trump and his views for years.
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Mr. Burkle has flirted with buying news media companies in the past.
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He flirted briefly with a run for president in 2016, before reconsidering.
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Coke had flirted with buying a coffee company before, in a way.
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Warren Beatty dropped by their Malibu beach house and flirted with her.
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He flirted with Jane Caldwell, a young woman hired as his typist.
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Ritchie has recently flirted with running as a Republican challenger to Sen.
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They also drank, fought, fawned and flirted with and among one another.
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In 2014, the party flirted with not granting its line to Gov.
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U.S. crude flirted with $40 and was up 3.3 percent at $39.73.
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Walker previously flirted with challenging Tillis but decided against it in June.
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In recent months, Twitter flirted with selling itself to suitors like Salesforce.
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"I intentionally flirted with him every time we met," Ms. Gibson said.
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We flirted as the passenger in the front seat was dropped off.
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Past presidential nominees have flirted with the idea of crossing party lines.
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With an eye on national elections next year, he has flirted with populism.
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Both flirted during the campaign with covert racists, if only by their silence.
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In the same speech, Pence also flirted with returning to the gold standard.
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Alternative for Germany has flirted with a referendum on membership of the euro.
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Instead, we flirted over email—long, performatively casual, even more performatively jokey emails.
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Trump's approval ratings have flirted with and, more recently, crossed into historic lows.
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I've always flirted with the possibility, but have never actually taken the plunge.
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Men flirted with her at the grocery store, even when she was 4.0.
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Gone are the friendly-ish and schlubby guards who had donuts and flirted.
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And Ritchie, a vocal Trump supporter, has flirted with a bid for Senate.
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The report revealed that Facebook may have flirted with spreading conspiracy theories itself.
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Among the treatments I flirted with were talk therapy, antidepressants, and group counseling.
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Amazon has certainly flirted with big box retailers, including its partnership with Kohl's.
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I flirted around with the international team's color from a few years back.
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If "Love, Simon" didn't follow this trope outright, it certainly flirted with it.
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In all cases, amour fou (uncontrollable or obsessive passion) is being flirted with.
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Spotify has flirted with similar options but doesn't offer anything that high quality.
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Manchin flirted with running for governor in 2016 but ultimately decided against it.
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Cardi B, an outspoken Trump critic, has flirted with a political bid before.
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He briefly flirted with running in 2016, but ultimately could not get ready.
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Perhaps you've flirted with running for student government or school board or Congress.
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The White House has also flirted with backing primary challengers to GOP Sens.
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So Bernie Sanders has kind of flirted with this and- He likes that?
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"That just might change soon, Mark," the chain flirted, adding a winky face emoji.
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Although it's flirted with the mainstream over the years, it's never fully broken through.
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Meanwhile, the index dropped as much as 4013 percent and flirted with correction territory.
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The dollar flirted with 113.00 yen, almost two yen higher from this week's trough.
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The duo first flirted on Twitter in 2016 but didn't get together until recently.
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This is not the first time that Bloomberg has flirted with a presidential run.
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The celebrity real estate developer had flirted with running for office in the past.
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In oil markets, Brent crude prices flirted with $50 per barrel, before paring gains.
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The yuan had flirted with 6.7 for nearly two weeks before finally breaking through.
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The duo first flirted on Twitter in 2016 but didn't get together until recently.
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Though these tubes have flirted with obsolescence, the pneumatic dream has been surprisingly resilient.
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But I knew him, we flirted and stuff, it was consummated on one night.
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He detailed in his memoir that Portman flirted with him in his dressing room.
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The sports broadcaster has flirted with putting esports on its television networks as well.
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She said he flirted with her, and she agreed to give him her number.
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Oil prices flirted with $50 a barrel for the first time in six months.
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After she flirted with him onstage, he stepped into the shoes and teetered awkwardly.
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And while Hillary Clinton flirted with the idea, she ultimately considered it economically infeasible.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has publicly flirted with a 2020 run for months.
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It sought special status with NATO and even flirted with joining the European Union.
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"We've always flirted with the idea of this kind of alien world," said Sherburn.
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For much of two decades, the A's have flirted with uprooting to another city.
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He didn't partake in sex with any of us but he flirted with me.
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I've flirted with vegetarianism the way you might with faith on a turbulent flight.
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He has repeatedly flirted with running for president but has never pulled the trigger.
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The pair ended up kissing, and flirted when they were reunited during the finale.
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But the Trump administration has flirted with handing the compounds back over to Moscow.
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The journal flirted with the New Left and became a byword for radical chic.
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He flirted with the notion of fleeing the country but ultimately decided to stay put.
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At first, Facebook flirted with a suspension and made excuses about its terms of service.
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Dadaism, for example, flirted with the anarchic meaninglessness of language in the early-20th century.
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The Chinese yuan flirted with Monday's two-year high in both onshore and offshore trade.
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Bloomberg, now a registered Democrat, also flirted with running as an independent in the past.
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But for a brief period there, the CFL flirted with expanding its game into America.
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The Nasdaq again flirted with correction territory, falling more than 10 percent from its Aug.
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He'd flirted with bids in 260 and 280, and each time he ultimately wussed out.
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While his mom flirted with host Ryan Seacrest, he belted out "Superstition" for the judges.
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But then dammit, Chuck kinda flirted with the woman he was practicing martial arts with.
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Until the 1980s, governments all over Latin America flirted with similar policies of state control.
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From the time they first flirted at a party, Anne and Ludvin Franco were inseparable.
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Mr Benioff also flirted with buying Twitter in 2016 but backed off when shareholders protested.
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The across-the-board recovery continued Wednesday, and the Dow flirted with the 2500,213.5 level.
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She delivered Ms. Amos's "Take to the Sky" with a ferocity that flirted with hysteria.
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The Trump administration flirted with a constitutional crisis Monday before stepping back from the brink.
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The two men previously flirted with presidential runs only to rule them out last winter.
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Holleran, who also loved writing and art, flirted with the idea of transferring to Lehigh.
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Since then, it's flirted with the cap; in 2016, 9,947 EB-5s were handed out.
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A science fiction writer whose work flirted with infinity, Ms. Wilhelm was fixated on time.
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Anyone who flirted with the alt-right now understood what they were pledging allegiance to.
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County leaders have pleaded for help from state lawmakers, and even flirted with declaring bankruptcy.
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Mr. Trump has publicly flirted with the idea of shutting the government down for months.
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Overall, Asian equities retreated, as global bond yields flirted with record lows, feeding recession worries.
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Luck played a huge role in all this; several times the company flirted with disaster.
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All three made nice at European summits but flirted with the Eurosceptic tabloids at home.
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Both the PE firms and Broadcom also once flirted with acquiring the entire Symantec business.
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On Monday, the 10-year Treasury yields flirted with 2.885 percent, a 4-year high.
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You might recall that Trump flirted with "socialist" policies to help win the Republican primary.
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More recently, Kevin Durant flirted with the Boston Celtics, then ended up with Golden State.
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Over the next few weeks we flirted, and he asked me out on a date.
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The Nasdaq flirted with correction territory, sliding as much as 10.3 percent from its Aug.
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Cookie flirted with the man at the front counter with the swagger of a born charmer.
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BlackBerry had flirted with the consumer market before, but the Pearl was its first everyman smartphone.
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BlackBerry had flirted with the consumer market before, but the Pearl was its first everyman smartphone.
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The Knicks were atrocious last year and, though better this year, have only flirted with a .
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He flirted with escalating effort, via email and text and in private time in his office.
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Now, there's evidence that Microsoft at least flirted with the idea of including a USB-C.
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The Dow Jones industrial average flirted with correction territory last week after a rebound fizzled out.
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Against the greenback, the common currency flirted with $1.0900 after bouncing off a low of $1.0815.
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Lonzo Ball flirted with a triple-double, putting up 15 points, eight rebounds and eight assists.
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Thus far, she's rehashed her anger at her father's dark pragmatism, and flirted lightly with Nick.
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The story, having flirted with being about the world, is back to being about the storyteller.
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The beloved actor has flirted with running for President — hosting the Oscars could be good preparation.
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It was not until 2011, when he flirted with running for president, that he switched positions.
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At 1030 GMT, the pound was down 0.15% at $1.2832, having flirted with $1.29 on Monday.
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He'd seen me in stained tank tops and unwashed hair, and had flirted with me anyway.
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Mike Pence, a former member of GOP House leadership who's flirted with a presidential bid himself.
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Trump also previously flirted with the idea of the Defense Department fronting money for the wall.
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"Contagion" is also trending on Amazon Prime Video and has flirted with the iTunes top 10.
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But the more I flirted with the dare, the more plausible Mr. Moore's dramatic speculation felt.
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In fact, he said he briefly flirted with the idea of possibly joining flying car companies.
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But the former New York mayor has flirted with presidential runs before, only to pull back.
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The unreliability of memory, an abiding Stoppardian concern, is briefly flirted with in the final scene.
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Nicolas Batum flirted with another triple-double again with 17 points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
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Oil prices, which flirted with falling below $50 a barrel in early August, have risen too.
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Bloomberg had flirted with jumping into the crowded contest for months in 2018 and early 2019.
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The Aussie flirted with 72 U.S. cents, having drifted up from Tuesday's low near 71 cents.
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Albert Einstein was 16 years old when he first flirted with the idea of special relativity.
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Republican Ed Gillespie lost after running a campaign that at least flirted with Trump-style politics.
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Till was murdered after a white woman claimed he flirted with her in a Mississippi shop.
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Although he flirted with conservative ideas before he got to college, his ideology really gelled at Berkeley.
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The drinks flowed, contestants flirted, and other contestants criticized one another's intentions for being on the show.
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In all those years only one video game based on the show has truly flirted with success.
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It tends to poll well; President Donald Trump even flirted with the concept during his 2016 campaign.
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Earlier Friday, the 10-year TIPS breakeven rate flirted with 1.88 percent, its highest since Dec. 11.
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Balakrishnan flirted with her and, as the party wound down, they kissed on a living room sofa.
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The brothers once flirted with buying the publisher of the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, has flirted with a second referendum but not yet endorsed it.
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And she said in a deposition that she never had sex with Trump or flirted with him.
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Hyland, 26, and Adams, 33, first flirted on Twitter in 2016 but didn't get together until recently.
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He often flirted with over-training, running 100 miles a week for 16 years of his life.
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If it quits the group altogether, it could strengthen eurosceptics with whom it has flirted for years.
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Lopez, in only his seventh career start, flirted with history, retiring the first 218 Twins he faced.
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Iacocca reportedly flirted with the idea of running for the White House and wisely turned it down.
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Now some even admired the Castros in Cuba and they flirted with Marxist ideology here at home.
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The couple first flirted on Twitter in 2016, but didn't get together until the fall of 2017.
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Gonzales found himself a regular at congressional hearings and testified in a manner that flirted with perjury.
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Higgins had previously flirted with the idea of running and set up a website to attract support.
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It's a feature the company has flirted with for some time, including, most notably, the Apple Watch.
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One source says she'd introduce her assistant by saying they flirted with one another all the time.
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During China's holiday, Asian shares flirted with one-month highs, while Wall Street stocks were also firm.
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I sort of flirted, for a short time with the possibility of moving out to the valley.
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Groban has said in the past that the pair kind of flirted with the idea of dating.
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Google has long flirted with letting users capture moments that bring virtual characters into their daily life.
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It has flirted with both a tax on luxury goods and deep tax cuts for the richest.
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The couple first flirted on Twitter in 2016, but didn't get together until the fall of 2017.
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Lindsay certainly flirted with the idea that she had based the mystery on her own girlhood experiences.
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I was drunk enough that I flirted with him when he stood by me at the bar.
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As various states have flirted with rent control in recent months, investors already have begun to flinch.
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Earlier this week it even flirted with flipping back to contango for the first time since January.
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Oftentimes, she wrote in her paper, married couples flirted to "create a private world with the spouse."
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Throughout the 220s and '70s, conservatives flirted with the GOP but weren't quite ready to wed it.
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He was referring to reports that the Disney chief had flirted with a presidential run in 2020.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Putin has repeatedly flirted with this same imperialistic rhetoric in order to stoke nationalistic fervor.
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Ricky Rubio flirted with a triple-double for Phoenix with 18 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds.
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He also fleshed out themes the book merely flirted with: shame, repression and the pain we hide.
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The party also flirted with hosting "virtual caucuses" in 2020, which would allow Iowans to participate online.
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In that era Mr. Ailes also flirted with the theater world, producing a few Off Broadway shows.
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Billionaire megadonor Tom Steyer, who'd flirted with a Senate run in California, says he isn't running 2018.
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Darryl Zanuck flirted with producing it, his interest piqued by the actress slated to play both twins.
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He's long flirted with political bids of his own — he decided against running to replace retiring Sen.
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He's long flirted with political bids of his own — he decided against running to replace retiring Sen.
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Ms. Kennedy, who once flirted with running for the United States Senate, will return to New York.
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It is laced with cesium-137, a memento of the early 1960s, when humankind flirted with Armageddon.
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The difference was never what I was wearing, how much I flirted, or how much I was drinking.
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The net result was two months' worth of market volatility in which the flirted with bear market territory.
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Hyland and Wells first flirted on Twitter in 2016 but didn't get together until the fall of 2017.
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Visiting West Palm Beach in 1985, Diana flirted with polo players while her husband looked the other way.
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And AT&T has flirted with the idea of sponsored apps that wouldn't count towards your bandwidth limit.
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Fournier flirted with a triple-double (24 points, nine rebounds and eight assists) in the previous encounter. 3.
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It embraced the over-the-top sensibilities that the first game had merely flirted with, to great effect.
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With World of Warcraft: Legion arriving this month I briefly flirted with the idea of jumping back in.
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Sanders reconsolidated much of his left-wing 2016 vote that had flirted with Warren earlier in the campaign.
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In May two city-owned developers flirted with defaults on loans that together were worth 700m yuan ($8003m).
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Friday came within a whisker of a banner session as the S&P 500 flirted with a record.
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Some of Washington's friends in junior high school carried guns, and he flirted with gangster style and speech.
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Despite having flirted with disaster in the previous two innings, Max Scherzer was back out for the fourth.
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Al Horford flirted with a triple double, scoring 14 points, grabbing 10 rebounds and dishing out nine assists.
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The creepy line is an unofficial rubicon all the big tech platforms have flirted with in recent years.
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But McAleenan, who has reportedly been frustrated by the Trump administration's immigration rhetoric, has long flirted with resigning.
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Having flirted with a post-modern politics of the centre, Mr Iglesias has retreated towards the hard left.
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Mr Harper flirted with Islamophobia: during the election campaign he called for women at citizenship ceremonies to unveil.
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Under the Kaiser, Germany dragged the world into war; America and the Soviet Union flirted with nuclear Armageddon.
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Many watchmakers have flirted with web sales, though often through one-off collaborations with multi-brand web retailers.
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Wycombe have flirted with financial troubles in recent years and will be delighted with the replay they earned.
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Rudy Gobert flirted with a triple-double for the Jazz with 15 points, 16 rebounds and eight assists.
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Ms Frederiksen has even flirted with the idea of co-operating with the DPP if she wins power.
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He recently suggested a collaboration between Justin Beiber and Shawn Mendes, and flirted with Nicki Minaj on Twitter.
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As we reported ... Nelson alleges Moore flirted with her when she was a waitress and signed her yearbook.
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Even some of my favorite artists like David Bowie flirted with Nazi imagery and it doesn't excuse it.
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Others, like columnist George Will, even flirted with the fantasy that Trump was some sort of deliberate subversive.
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We'd known each other for a while, and had always flirted and gone out and gotten drunk together.
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One Oregon school suspended 20 students for a tweet saying that a female teacher flirted with her students.
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Not realizing they were transgender, he flirted with them, he said, and was teased badly by his friends.
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Microsoft has reportedly flirted with buying GitHub in the past, including in 2016, although GitHub denied those reports.
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The Libertarian candidate in the contest, who flirted with withdrawing and backing Rosendale, received more than 13,000 votes.
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The index flirted with gains throughout the day, rising as much as 0.5 percent in early afternoon trade.
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In August 2016, then-candidate Trump flirted with a more moderate immigration stance, including amnesty for undocumented immigrants.
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He has never held political office before, though has flirted with a potential political run in recent years.
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Other countries, including Kenya, South Africa and Namibia, have flirted with the idea of withdrawing from the court.
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Steyer has long flirted with political bids of his own — he decided against running to replace retiring Sen.
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Even Uber has flirted with "in-ride content" to engage users, but it hasn't delved into video yet.
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They also flirted the possibility of a legal fight over if Mueller's team ordered Trump to answer questions.
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Some of the world's most important financial markets crossed into, or flirted with, bear market territory on Monday.
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There was a brief opening after 9/11 where the IRGC flirted with cooperating with the United States.
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Ms. Houston flirted with him a little, then invited him to her 26th birthday party in New Jersey.
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McIlroy only flirted with contention at one major this year, the U.S. Open where he tied for ninth.
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President Donald Trump has flirted with the idea of raising the federal base pay to $10 an hour.
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Connick and Goodacre shared an elevator with the crooner, who ignored Connick and instead flirted with his date.
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Hayward flirted with a triple-double, however, dishing a team-high nine assists and pulling down eight rebounds.
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The more she and I flirted, the more I realized how unprepared I was to explain my history.
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U.S. stocks, which flirted with record high levels on Wednesday, fell on Thursday, while oil prices also dropped.
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Kraft knew he needed a modern stadium, and in 1998 seriously flirted with taking the Patriots to Hartford.
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He flirted with the idea of selling drugs in his neighborhood, but decided instead to join the Navy.
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Hong Kong's bourse flirted with a 0703-year high, boosted by a strong performance from Chinese automakers and financials.
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Before the election, with Hillary Clinton in the lead, Bank of America flirted with a new $16 book value.
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Recent sessions of Congress have shut the government down, flirted with a sovereign default and enacted little substantive legislation.
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In his lawsuit, Blatt claims that Pambakian flirted with him routinely and that the holiday party interaction was consensual.
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She flirted with me at the bar where she worked, and when I proposed to Celia, her heart broke.
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The Trump administration has flirted with the idea of huge government support for the development of a 5G network.
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The loquacious and never shy Gordon stood transfixed and mute as they flirted with their eyes for pregnant minutes.
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Cuban, who's flirted with the idea of a future presidential run himself, has been among Trump's most vocal critics.
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Though performers and designers had flirted with transformation before, he codified the idea and made it a working principle.
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Commercially minded eastern regions of Bolivia flirted with secession during their political battle with Evo Morales, the socialist president.
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President Obama, who flirted with benefit cuts earlier in his administration, said in June that he, too, supports expansion.
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You'd flirted with doing more textural pieces, but this one had the most long-form works to that point.
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The thing that we flirted with, which comes pretty close to that, is we have an Apple TV app.
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While on their way to a nearby neighborhood to sled, "Jamal" flirted with "Candice," but his "charms" went unreciprocated.
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The Aussie flirted with 123.403 U.S. cents, its highest since Jan 4, following a 1.7 percent rally on Tuesday.
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Most petrochemical shares fell as Brent oil futures flirted with $0.033 a barrel, hitting a fresh 11-week low.
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Gundlach said last Tuesday that oil had hit a short-term bottom as it flirted with the $30 mark.
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I flirted with 100%'ing the game, but the objectives I'm left with are ones I'd avoided on purpose.
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At times the show has flirted with sympathy for vigilante justice; at times, its own detectives have taken part.
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In 22014, Blue Jays first baseman John Olerud's teammates took to calling him Hobbsy while he flirted with a .
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But while Hunt flirted disinterestedly with controversy thanks to his hedonistic lifestyle, Richard Seaman's legacy is considerably more complicated.
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Fox flirted with a triple-double, complementing his 13 points with seven rebounds and a game-high nine assists.
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Helmer, a Rhodes scholar and veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, has flirted with controversy during the race.
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In a Friday interview, Pelosi questioned why Trump came into office and "flirted" with possibly lifting sanctions on Russia.
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During China's National Day holiday, Asian shares flirted with one-month highs, while Wall Street stocks were also firm.
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At 3.83 GMT, the pound was down 0.1% on the day at $1.2840 , having flirted with $1.29 on Monday.
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The Nikkei share average ended 0.01% lower to 20,774.04, having flirted in positive territory for part of the session.
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Philippe Marcade: I was a junkie for about a year, but I flirted with heroin for years before that.
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Jamie the rower, who briefly flirted with professional crew, recently hung up her competitive oars for the last time.
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Mr. Trump's step — which President Barack Obama had flirted with in 2013, but eventually did not undertake — was unprecedented.
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The Canucks first flirted with destiny in 1982, when they were perhaps the least likely finalist in N.H.L. history.
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Another focused on the wicked King Noah who drank wine and flirted with concubines from beneath an elaborate hat.
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While representing Daniels, Avenatti appeared dozens of times on cable news programs and even flirted with a presidential run.
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The currency flirted with five-week low against the British pound and 09303-month low against the Swiss franc.
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In commodities, oil prices flirted with two-and-a-half year highs amid ongoing anti-government protests in Iran.
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It was in this grim setting that the two met, flirted, gathered with friends, played records and danced together.
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And her allies were immediately daring Trump to try squelching on showing up for those, as he's flirted with.
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U.S. stocks, which flirted with record high levels on Wednesday, were slightly lower on Thursday, while oil prices fell.
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Sabonis flirted with a triple-double, matching Malcolm Brogdon and Boston's Jaylen Brown with a game-high eight assists.
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"He already flirted with it, and I think he went further than many people thought he should," said Swonk.
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Having flirted with bankruptcy in 2012, SAS has run a net profit in each of the last four years.
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It was an identity crisis, as the show flirted with electric cars, self-driving cars, and all things tech.
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He studied Japanese, played basketball and flirted shamelessly with every female nurse he came into contact with at Kosair.
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Mr. Erdogan has picked fights with America and Europe, fanned anti-Western animosities among Turks and flirted with Russia.
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"The Call of the Wild" flirted with being god-awful, but its better nature won out in the end.
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He frequently criticized the president on television and on Twitter and even flirted with a potential 2020 presidential bid.
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In the currency market the pound flirted with two-week lows after Carney's comments and last stood at $1.2599.
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That town—Shit-Town, the crude nickname that the podcast gets its own name from—was a mere hour's drive away from Sylacauga, AL, where, in 1999, Billy Jack Gaither was gruesomely murdered with an axe simply because he apparently flirted with a man who did not want to be flirted with.
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And a few months later, Hailey Baldwin flirted with a brighter version of the color, showing off the hue's versatility.
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Trump has flirted with halting payments from this $8 billion fund, which covers copayments and deductibles for low-income Americans.
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On her VH1 show, Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party, Stewart has flirted with everyone from Jason Derulo to Rick Ross.
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She briefly harbored dreams of being a filmmaker because acting didn't feel feasible (she also flirted with being a nun).
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Stephen Strasburg flirted with giving the lead back, but held strong in a game that is suddenly favoring the Nationals.
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I've flirted with various caffeine- and green tea-packed creams, but I've never noticed anything that made a real difference.
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While the price was soaring, big financial institutions such as Barclays and Goldman Sachs flirted with opening cryptocurrency-trading desks.
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He had flirted with the idea of producing a stock market newsletter for years, but the timing never seemed right.
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Might Goldman combine with a commercial bank, a model it flirted with in the 1990s and which JPMorgan has perfected?
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The British pound flirted near a three-decade low of $1.2686 touched on Wednesday on worries about Britain's EU exit.
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The 103-year was at 1.48 percent Thursday, pulled lower as bunds and U.K. gilts flirted with new low yields.
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Senior guard Denzel Valentine flirted with a triple-double, scoring 21 points while grabbing nine rebounds and producing eight assists.
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She became a teenager who listened to jazz and Joni Mitchell, smoked pot and painted, and only flirted with trouble.
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Often, when women fans not being quizzed for statistics or asked to spell a coach's name, they're being flirted with.
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The Russians, who have flirted with Le Pen, now appear to prefer Francois Fillon, the candidate for the Republican Party.
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Having flirted with fame during a short-lived spell in Gregorian-chant-merchants, Clannad, Enya's time to shine had come.
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Gronkowski, 29, flirted with the idea of retirement this offseason while considering a career in Hollywood, according to multiple reports.
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Even as 213's True Blue flirted with new wave and sonics with decidedly crisper edges, she felt boxed in.
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Not counting their predictable, and impressively awful, expansion years, the Capitals have flirted with success while running into commitment issues.
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A fifth-generation farmer, Huelskamp had also flirted with running for the neighboring House seat being vacated by retiring Rep.
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For months, he has publicly flirted with a potential bid for the Democratic presidential nomination to challenge Trump in 2020.
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Amazon shares have flirted with record highs all year, with share prices topping $1,000 apiece at the end of May.
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The de-platformed and relatively-quiet-of-late Milo Yiannopoulos flirted with calling himself a libertarian for a hot minute.
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He flirted with an independent run for the presidency in 2016, but ultimately opted to stay out of the race.
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We flirted with this exact disaster 10 years ago and only made ourselves internationally relevant again by instituting new standards.
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" Cuban, a billionaire who has flirted with running for president, called on the new lawmaker to be "different" and "radical.
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We've flirted in the past with other original concepts, and we have recently green-lighted a new, non-Postal game.
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I ordered a beer and flirted with a cute boy with dark curly hair, green eyes, and pale white skin.
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The three of us flirted and got to talking, and then Alex and I took turns making out with him.
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Democrats briefly flirted with idea of impeaching Barr but have pivoted to the more ambitious task of impeaching the President.
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Trump has flirted with the deepest racists and Nazis and it has not gone unnoticed, least of all by them.
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He has flirted with the deepest racists and Nazis and it has not gone unnoticed, least of all by them.
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But millions of years before they ever flirted with a flower, beetles were one of the world's pre-eminent pollinators.
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The Indian rupee dropped to a record low against the dollar; the Indonesian rupiah flirted with a three-year low.
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At one point, he nuzzled into the back of a guy's neck, but he'd flirted with plenty of women, too.
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Mr. Trump has flirted openly with forcing a government shutdown in a bid to compel Democrats to embrace wall funding.
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It was a central plank of the party's platform, while the Democrats flirted with recognizing that, say, gay people exist.
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Mr. Babis has flirted with bringing them into a coalition government, and Mr. Zeman spoke at a S.P.D. party conference.
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The video began with what has become the mayor's tagline this year, as he has flirted with declaring his candidacy.
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He's teasing us with the location — we're the ones being flirted with — and by extension rumors about Mr. Cruise's sexuality.
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After all, former Secretary of State John Kerry, the 2004 Democratic nominee, has also flirted with running for president again.
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The dollar flirted with 113.00 yen, almost two yen higher from this week's trough, helping exporter shares to perform well.
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Pompeo, who flirted with bids for House Speaker and the Senate, also has been mentioned as a possible gubernatorial candidate.
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Even then, Mr. Miller had his eye on Mr. Trump, who had flirted with a run for president in 2012.
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Zinc miner Terramin Australia closed 5.3 percent higher after London zinc prices flirted with an eight-year high on Friday.
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Trump himself has repeatedly flirted with an independent bid, warning the GOP to treat him fairly during the primary process.
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Third, there are the moments during his campaign when he flirted with the idea of renegotiating the federal government's debt.
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Michael Bloomberg has flirted with the idea of running for president for years, and in 24.5, he's finally doing it.
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Spring and T-Mobile flirted with a deal in 2014 but backed down after the Obama administration signaled its concern.
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Yet, multiple Democrat senators — individuals sworn to protect and uphold Constitutional values — openly flirted with the boundaries of this rule.
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The performer, whose real name is Robert Ritchie, had flirted for months with a possible Republican bid against Michigan Sen.
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We&aposve flirted with bankruptcy, actual depression, and given up our first home in a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.
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"Jules was one of the men she flirted with and whose wives she had no interest in," Ms. Allen said.
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Some 2018 Republican far-right candidates who once flirted with Bannon are appealing to voters with pledges of loyalty to Trump.
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In her early aughts heyday, Britney built her career on radio-ready singles that flirted with transgressive messages about frisky sexuality.
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United Internet, whose 1&1 unit is an MVNO specialist, has flirted with the idea of bidding in the 5G auction.
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It's a mindset that led to more human stories, but also one that unavoidably flirted with the political climate as well.
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Several countries, most famously Honduras, have flirted with the idea of putting their land registries on blockchains to guard against fraud.
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He flirted with jail, standing trial in Germany for allegedly bribing a banker to steer the sale of F1 towards CVC.
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When he realized who was calling, both friends remembered, he flirted a little, and asked if Harlander wanted to meet again.
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In the spring of 2016, he publicly flirted with a challenge to the state's other Republican senator, before dropping that, too.
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Bloomberg flirted with running for president in 2016 before ultimately deciding against it, and now is actively considering running in 2020.
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The SSEC last flirted with that level in December 2016 and April 2017, but failed to breach it and advance further.
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It wouldn't be the first time the actress and singer has flirted with a dramatic 'do for the sake of entertainment.
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Surrounded by potential enemies and in need of support, the PYD has flirted with nearly all of the combatants in Syria.
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The SPLC specifically pointed to a "presidential campaign that flirted heavily with extremist ideas" for the recent uptick in these groups.
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The Dow flirted with 20,000 early in the four-day week but was down 0.8 percent to close at 19,770 Friday.
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She unashamedly flirted with cricket players and politicians and constantly stirred controversy in the Muslim nation with her steamy YouTube videos.
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After taking office, President Trump said that he was opposed to the war and flirted with the idea of privatizing it.
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Piscopo, known for his roles as Frank Sinatra and Jerry Lewis on "SNL," has long flirted with a potential gubernatorial bid.
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Its climax was especially muddled, and kept a solid film from becoming the very good one it occasionally flirted with being.
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The former leader -- who had flirted with the idea of running for president again in 2018 -- has defiantly denied these allegations.
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Though they had previously flirted in the comments of one another's posts, both finally made appearances on the other's Instagram Stories.
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The company has flirted with "following" and "subscribing" to celebrities, and you can react to individual posts with sadness or surprise.
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Instead, Mr Trump combines traditions that Republicans and Democrats have at times flirted with, only to reject them when in government.
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The history of Labour is littered with people who flirted with hard-left ideas only to mellow on coming to power.
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Abrams has flirted with running for president, but it now looks she may be preparing for a gubernatorial rematch in 2022.
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Pawlenty flirted with a bid for the White House, from May to August in 2011, but dropped out amid poor polling.
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It steadily flirted with the West and with NATO, and Russian officials feared it would be pulled out of Moscow's orbit.
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Even Michael Bloomberg, himself a centrist CEO who has flirted with an independent bid in the past, warned Schultz against it.
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On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average flirted with 25,000, with the S&P trading just shy of a new record.
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But Bloomberg, who has flirted with Oval Office aspirations in the past, is serious about a possible candidacy, the source insisted.
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As a teenager I would follow her from gay bar to gay bar, watching as she flirted and sang and drank.
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In January, Trump also flirted with a return to the TPP, or Trans Pacific Partnership, if he could get better terms.
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While the Lumberjacks flirted with an upset all game, the Texas Tech defense ranked No. 83 in the nation by KenPom.
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The billionaire environmentalist had flirted with the idea of running for the White House earlier this year but decided against it.
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Republican senators flirted with the idea of repeal and delay back in January but rejected it after thinking through the consequences.
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Elfrid Payton flirted with a triple-double by scoring a season-high 269 points and adding nine assists and seven rebounds.
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For a while, he flirted with the idea of a career in national politics, but abandoned plans to run for Parliament.
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Until recently, the markets appeared to be strong — the Dow flirted with the 30,000-point threshold as recently as late February.
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He has flirted with making something approaching straight-ahead R&B throughout his career, particularly around 2013, in the "Journals" era.
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The shapes, vaguely floral or leafy, flirted with representation but remained aloof, floating like mysterious essences in a timeless spirit world.
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The country once again flirted with recession during the first half of the year, weighing negatively on manufacturing across the board.
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" Then, on December 3, Mongeau uploaded a video titled "i took my girlfriend's phone and flirted with my best friend. prank????
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"Davo Karnicar flirted with challenges in some of the most dangerous parts of our planet," the company said on its website.
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"Davo Karnicar flirted with challenges in some of the most dangerous parts of our planet," the company said on its website.
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He flirted with running for president and gained national prominence as a voice for the liberal wing of the Democratic Party.
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I admit I have flirted with the idea of going digital, but I always stick to sending old-fashioned Christmas cards.
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While Sweden flirted with negative rates in 2009, few could have predicted that it would become normal in the years ahead.
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Notably, Mongeau also changed the title of the vlog to "i took Noah's phone and flirted with my best friend. prank????"
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Democrats flirted with a government shutdown over health benefits to retired miners last year before backing down at the last minute.
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On a recent Friday, a cadre of graphic designers celebrating a 40th birthday flirted with one another while sipping frozen cocktails.
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Thelma Aldana, a former attorney-general, led some of CICIG's best-known prosecutions, and has publicly flirted with a run for president.
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DM: Michael Bloomberg, who VandeHei suggests as a potential leading member of the new Innovation Party, flirted with a run this year.
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The Modern Family actress and Bachelorette alum first flirted on Twitter in 2016, but didn't get together until the fall of 2017.
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The fear of an openly racist candidate who has flirted with the KKK and advocated war crimes may push it even higher.
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The 41-year-old Oscar nominated actress opened up about regretting standing up for herself when a male executive flirted with her.
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Heller embodies his party: The senator flirted with independence, and Trump openly threatened him into supporting the unpopular attempt to repeal Obamacare.
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As the relationship between the US and Turkey has deteriorated, the Turkish government has repeatedly flirted with closing the base as leverage.
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They flirted, she said, and he invited her to watch a taping of Play, the show he was hosting at the time.
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But he has often very publicly flirted with a run, savored the attention, then announced that he would not pursue the candidacy.
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Though best remembered for animal stories, Kipling also flirted extensively in his fiction (and sometimes personal practice) with spiritualism and the paranormal.
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Whitman, an Uber investor, helped Uber amid a shaky executive transition earlier this year, and briefly flirted with a slot as CEO.
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LHP Adam Conley flirted with his first career no-hitter Friday, going 7 2/3 innings against the Brewers without a hit.
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Could a merger of United Technologies and Honeywell — two huge industrial conglomerates that have flirted with combining in the past — ever happen?
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Similarly, Spain's centre-left Socialists have flirted with a deal with Podemos, a movement which grew out of anti-austerity street protests.
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It's not exactly a counterintuitive bet given that it has flirted past the $900 billion mark in the last month or so.
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He flirted with history before settling for a dominant performance as he struck out five, walked just one and allowed two hits.
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Fashion has flirted with the appeal of the ugly shoe many times, but was there ever a shoe as polarizing as Uggs?
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He asked Sullivan if she was a virgin, grilled her on her sexual history, and flirted with her in an adolescent manner.
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As if weeks of design went into each splintering bridge Over its three sequels, the Uncharted series has flirted with design trends.
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Jordan Murphy flirted with his sixth double-double of the season as he added 10 points and eight rebounds against the Hoosiers.
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Young-Nelson said that prior to the alleged assault, Moore frequently flirted with her at the restaurant, and even signed her yearbook.
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About 10 million people owned Fat PS3s, and probably a much smaller subset of those people flirted with Linux on their console.
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One night, I chatted with a user named Andie, who I believed was a man, and he flirted with me very aggressively.
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To avoid him, she struck up a conversation with a man she occasionally flirted with on Facebook chat when she was bored.
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In an administration that has flirted with authoritarianism since it inception, this was Trump's most spectacular assault on this country's democratic tradition.
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Chelsea, the reigning champion of the Premier League, began its season so terribly last summer that it flirted with the relegation zone.
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Trump has flirted with declaring a national emergency to build the wall, a move that would circumvent Congress and end the shutdown.
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Some marched in political processions, costumed as goddesses, others flirted at midnight rallies, most devoured the fiery partisan newspapers of the era.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson: The wrestler and star of the "Fast and the Furious" film franchise has flirted with running for office.
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Trump has flirted with gas tax hikes in the past but so far has avoided caving to the temptation of an increase.
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He flirted with a bid in 22019 but ultimately decided not to run while he mourned the death of his son, Beau.
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" She drolly described one party at which "Elizabeth Taylor and a flirtatious Richard Burton — he flirted with everyone but Elizabeth — stayed late.
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He placed the authoritarian General Lavr Kornilov to eradicate the disorder from the military, and flirted with the idea of martial law.
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I hadn't even ever flirted, unless trying to trade my jungle juice for the last cup of pumpkin pie moonshine was flirting.
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He told me that he hadn't really flirted with girls much until he met me and asked me out on a date.
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She flirted with Lorde-filtered pop-rap sounds on 1989 and also collaborated with Kendrick Lamar after expressing appreciation for his work.
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The pair flirted quite a bit on Instagram earlier this year, though ultimately all the liking back and forth went for naught.
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It flirted with both sides, but Five Star's leader Luigi di Maio eventually reached a deal with Salvini to form a government.
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And West first flirted with far-right imagery and weird ideas about slavery years ago, well before Trump entered the political stage.
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It has, however, flirted with advertising, while so far resisting the lure of those dollars, which would complicate its relationship with subscribers.
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Over the years, Google has even flirted with the possibility of designing its own version of the chips it buys from Intel.
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Sure, her incongruous accents to her Dior gown, strings of Tiffany diamonds setting off her scattered tattoos, flirted with the cutting edge.
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Despite the Sanders surge, or perhaps because of it, the Dow has flirted with the 33,000 level for the first time ever.
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A story that flirted with the unsolvable mysteries of a human being called Rachel becomes a simple tale of what happens next.
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Already, Trump has flirted with treason, flouted conflict-of-interest rules, bullied dissidents and blown off the advice of seasoned public servants.
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At the same time, he has made common cause with those who have flirted with those elements for political and financial gain.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser and Anwar Sadat were activists as young men, and both flirted with the Muslim Brotherhood before rejecting political Islam.
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The benchmark note was at 2.838 on Thursday, after hitting a 4-year high on Monday when it flirted with 2.885 percent.
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The note yield flirted with 2.885 percent Thursday, a 4-year high that sparked major equity sell-offs earlier in the week.
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On December 3, Mongeau posted a vlog titled "I took my girlfriend's phone and flirted with my best friend," referring to Cyrus.
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In one session, Laime said Rofé suggested they read a script for a commercial in which two beers flirted with each other.
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In his manifesto, the New Zealand attacker said he had previously flirted with a number of ideologies including communism, anarchism, and libertarianism.
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Simms finished with a double-double for Clemson — 13 points and 12 rebounds — and flirted with a triple-double with seven assists.
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Workers in Ford sweatshirts and union insignias drank, flirted and swayed to a DJ. One man offered to buy us a drink.
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"All the women on The Apprentice flirted with me — consciously or unconsciously," Trump wrote in his 2004 book How to Get Rich.
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" He wrote in his 2004 book How to Get Rich: "All the women on The Apprentice flirted with me — consciously or unconsciously.
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Few coaches have flirted with this idea as much as Mr Gatland, who has retained the top job for the current Lions tour.
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The self-made billionaire flirted with an independent bid earlier this year, but ultimately decided against making a run for the Oval Office.
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While his parents waited in line, he says he and Spacey went for a walk, flirted and he eventually got the actor's number.
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Gifford has also playfully flirted with a fair share of her guests on the show, including Tom Selleck, Jimmy Fallon and Dan Levy.
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Kraft Heinz may have previously flirted with the idea of buying Campbell, but the industry has changed significantly over the past few years.
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While ZTE has flirted with premium and sometimes bizarre devices, in the smartphone world, the company is primarily known for its budget hardware.
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So while the pop stars we've loved and kissed the posters of have always flirted with femininity, flirtation is no longer a requirement.
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Throughout the book you flirted on and off for years with the idea of returning to swimming before it truly happened in earnest.
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Before Apple TV Plus, the company only flirted with the idea, under Eddy Cue, its senior vice president for internet software and services.
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Her now-iconic chop feels like ages ago, but let us not forget that she flirted with mermaid-blue hair back in March.
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During an unusual and charming presentation of Best Original Screenplay, Something's Gotta Give stars Diane Keaton and Keanu Reeves flirted up a storm.
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The closely followed report rekindled fears that U.S. shale drillers would turn the spigots back on as prices flirted with $50 a barrel.
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He has flirted with black nationalism and marched with the Nation of Islam, a political-religious movement founded in Detroit, his home town.
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Northern Italy, the richest part of the country, has long flirted with the idea of floating off to form a country called Padania.
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We were together for four years, we flirted with the idea of getting married, but we made this really mature decision to uncouple.
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While a few cities have flirted with suing presidential candidates for nonpayment, they've concluded legal action would be more aggravation than it's worth.
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The price spread between Brent futures contracts for deliveries in June and July 2016 has even flirted with backwardation this week (tmsnrt.rs/1Q9cr20143F).
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Parties that flirted with exit, such as the Front National in France and the Northern League in Italy, now seek change from within.
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Similarly, if you're the person being flirted with, make it obvious enough that you're not about to elope with this entire hen do.
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In the past, the long-running historical stabbing simulator has flirted with player choice systems, most notably in last year's Assassin's Creed: Origins.
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Plus it has the benefit of renewed focus—Google flirted with the consumer market, but found that it wasn't ready for smart glasses.
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After reading these 15 encounters on Reddit, we never want to flirt or be flirted with again – because clearly people can't handle it.
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Trump flirted with supporting Nehlen, tweeting praise for him and threatening to withhold his endorsement from Ryan, before ultimately backing the speaker's campaign.
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"When a girl so much as flirted with my husband, I released mice intro the drop ceiling of her pizza place," Denise said.
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You can see the Hoverbike in action in the video below: This isn't the first time Dubai police has flirted with futuristic vehicles.
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Waiter flirted with my gf!!" and "unsure what it is about waiters in Indian restaurants, but they treat you like you're bothering them.
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The 14-year-old African American was tortured and killed by two white men after accusations that he flirted with a white woman.
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He studied at the City College of New York and flirted with joining the Young Communist League before losing interest in their cause.
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So far, he has not even managed to establish leadership in the global nationalist movement, which his campaign had flirted with so alarmingly.
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Farrer alleges that the female student flirted with him the entire evening, even sitting on his lap and putting his arm around her.
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First, the Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) wore a leather jacket and flirted with his companion, unlike the straight-laced Doctors who came before him.
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Knudstorp, took the top job aged 35 in 2004, a year after Lego flirted with bankruptcy, and set about reviving Lego's core business.
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Corporate rate cut to 20 percent will be permanent, even though the Ways and Means Committee flirted with making the corporate cuts temporary.
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Kennedy, who is also the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, has previously flirted with seeking public office, including a Senate bid.
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President Donald Trump has casually flirted with the idea of executing drug dealers as one way to respond to the opioid overdose crisis.
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It's a long cry from VII, where Taylor flirted with imagery of sex, but on K.T.S.E she's not afraid to take it there.
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"Still, it is unclear whether these women would have acted on their expressed desires and actually flirted with alternative partners," Birnbaum tells me.
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Yahoo, which flirted with buying both companies in their infancies, watched its fortunes sink as users moved on to apps and social networks.
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The Senate passed another non-binding resolution after Trump briefly flirted with the idea of handing over U.S. officials to Russia for questioning.
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The president has flirted with the idea of releasing the transcript, but some former US officials feel this could set a bad precedent.
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Hagel praised Bloomberg, who he had considered running with when the former New York mayor flirted with an independent presidential campaign in 2008.
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The 47-year-old performer, whose real name is Robert Ritchie, publicly flirted for months with a possible Republican bid against Michigan Sen.
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I'd flirted with running for years because my mom was a runner, but always found it far less pleasant in practice than theory.
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But when you drink our whisky it's as if you're being flirted with by an ageing druid or sung to by a bard.
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Soon after getting released by TNA, the brothers were invited to a tryout, and the parties have flirted on and off ever since.
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Sprint, for example, has flirted with charging users more money if they want to avoid the arbitrary throttling of video games and music.
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Gayle's got game Gayle King flirted like crazy with Lenny Kravitz on a talk show, and social media was (mostly) all for it.
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That sort of jeopardy similarly troubled South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, who publicly flirted with sitting out his junior year in 2013.
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Over the course of September, Trump and Rouhani at times flirted with the idea of holding talks at the United Nations General Assembly.
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I drank wine and flirted with a handsome man as a jazz quartet played and a warm wind shook the flowering trees overhead.
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On the late-night show "Tomorrow" in 1981, she and the host, Tom Snyder, flirted as they discussed the topic of sexual initiative.
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Avenatti became a familiar face on cable news channels as his stature grew, and flirted last year with a 2020 White House run.
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It had flirted with oblivion; only a consortium comprising some 3,000 local fans, reaching into their own pockets, had saved it from extinction.
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The three of us hung out two more times, and my feelings for the roommate were confirmed, though she and I never flirted.
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He has instead flirted with Louis XIV's notion of "L'état, c'est moi": The state is me — and I'll decide which laws to follow.
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The culprit was the disgraced Attorney General John Mitchell who according to Dengrove's daughter winked and flirted with her mother during court hearings.
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Mr. Avenatti has been an outspoken critic of Mr. Trump, and he flirted with a run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2018.
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Clinton, and for his strange appearance at New York's Inner Circle press roast, where he dressed in drag and flirted with Mr. Trump.
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A separate survey showed business confidence among retailers declined at the fastest pace since 2012, around the last time Britain flirted with recession.
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Trump flirted with Democrats for years before pummeling 2016 Republican campaign rivals and putative allies alike on the way to the White House.
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The city was emerging from the choking cold of winter, and young people flirted outside Paveletskaya Station as if it were high summer.
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A Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-Democrat, he twice before flirted with running for president as an independent, but never saw a realistic path.
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Yankees 6, Rays 1 In the midst of a rather imperfect season, Masahiro Tanaka briefly flirted with perfection on Friday at Yankee Stadium.
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Avenatti became a leading antagonist to Trump and Cohen, and before his arrest had flirted with a run for the presidency in 2020.
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Avenatti became a leading antagonist of Trump and Cohen, and before his arrest had flirted with a run for the presidency in 2020.
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Trump flirted with passing gun control measures after the Parkland, Florida, shooting but backed off after extensive lobbying from the National Rifle Association.
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Pacers 279, Grizzlies 29 Seven Pacers players scored in double figures, Domantas Sabonis flirted with a triple-double, and visiting Indiana defeated Memphis.
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In their 75+ year relationship, versions of the characters have flirted, dated, had rooftop sex, gotten married, and even had a daughter together.
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Durant finished with 24 points and eight assists, while Green flirted with a triple-double with 213 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists.
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Microsoft and Salesforce had flirted with a merger, but became archrivals once they realized the value of the data amassed by social networks.
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On the first day painting in his home, Mr. Brown flirted with her but our client felt that she could handle the situation.
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Donald Trump is an ex-Democrat who flirted with running on the Reform Party line in 2000 and only became a Republican recently.
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Sitting where the surf flirted with the sand, all I could hear was the sound of laughter above the music of the waves.
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In this way, he is part of a tradition of American officials who've flirted with the notion of war breaking out in space.
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Pence is well liked by the evangelical community — a group that flirted with Trump during the primary season, but never fully committed to him.
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It eschewed the standard soul sound he had been going for, with songs that flirted with bossa nova and even Jeff Buckley-indebted grunge.
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The party, which sits with UKIP — previously led by Nigel Farage — in the European Parliament, has flirted on and off with dropping the euro.
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Earlier this year, Bloomberg flirted with an independent presidential candidacy, but decided against it for fear it would help Trump's chances of getting elected.
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But if you've been following SpaceX's reusable rocket saga, you'll know this is hardly the first time the company has flirted with ocean platforms.
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WASHINGTON — Britain's uncertain economic and political outlook, caused by Brexit, is reminiscent of its most celebrated statesmen — who flirted with financial and political ruin.
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For the next year, as we flirted, chatted, and became increasingly part of each other's lives, our preferred mode of communication was ... Facebook Messenger.
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His approval rating with Republicans also flirted with an all-time high, sitting at 91% — just short of the 92% reached late last year.
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The foundation flirted with political campaign violations again this year when it made payments to veterans charities at Donald Trump for President political rallies.
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The Dow Jones industrial average has flirted with correction territory but is now down 2.7 percent year-to-date after clawing back some losses.
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Before the mixup, Beatty, an actor and Democrat who has previously reportedly flirted with a political bid, slipped in a reference to today's politics.
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Knudstorp, after becoming CEO at the age of 35 in 363, a year after Lego flirted with bankruptcy, set about reviving Lego's core business.
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Both men spent heavily to back Democrats during the midterm elections and have flirted -- not for the first time -- with runs of their own.
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But if these ostentatious, expensive gatherings have flirted with irrelevance in recent years, Cleveland and Philadelphia proved they can still be riveting and influential.
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Sources told the outlet that Bloomberg, who flirted with launching a 2016 presidential bid as an independent, is now considering running as a Democrat.
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Now pitching for the Texas Rangers at age 42, he flirted with the only in-game achievement that had eluded him—a perfect game.
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Unilever said last year that it would review its legal structure after Kraft Heinz briefly flirted with a $143 billion takeover of the company.
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For years, Didi had flirted with an international presence through investments in companies that operated in places like India, Southeast Asia, Brazil and Europe.
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Curry had a game-high 193 points, Thompson added 26, and Green (10 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists) flirted with a triple-double.
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Given that Cuban flirted with a White House run and Trump seems to hate his job, you have to wonder: Who's jealous of whom?
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The country flirted with default on August 30th, when it said it would try to extend the maturity of some of its external debts.
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Throughout the Cold War, when developing county governments flirted with economic nationalist policies that would hurt American businesses, the State Department faced a dilemma.
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In its early days, as the firm flirted with bankruptcy, he saved it with a lucky wager at a blackjack table in Las Vegas.
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Bassett said that Matthews repeatedly made objectifying comments about her looks and "inappropriately flirted" with her when she was a guest on his program.
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Since late last week, dozens of cities along the coast — among them Eureka, Santa Rosa and Salinas — have beaten or flirted with temperature records.
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Congress has previously flirted with the debt limit deadline, spooking the markets and causing ratings agency S&P to downgrade the U.S. credit rating.
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Purnick says Bloomberg, who flirted with presidential runs in 28503 and 22019, won't jump in unless he's convinced he has a path to victory.
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Renault flirted with a merger with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, and Nissan replaced its CEO, a Ghosn acolyte who assumed control after Ghosn&aposs arrest.
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Jaeger dated graduate students and an undergraduate, flirted with other students, made inappropriate sexual comments, and "blurred appropriate faculty-student boundaries," the investigators wrote.
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Trump, a wealthy real estate developer and reality television star before entering politics, has flirted with building in Moscow several times over the years.
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Bucks 117, Jazz 100 Giannis Antetokounmpo flirted with a triple-double, scoring 219 points with 2102 rebounds and seven assists in Milwaukee's win over Utah.
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Coscarelli's friends Fred Myron and Malcolm Seagrave handled the soundtrack, writing a score that flirted with Goblin's prog rock sonics and love of recurring motifs.
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Zuckerman, who has owned the Daily News since 1993, flirted with selling the paper before only to pull it off the market two years ago.
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Bloomberg had flirted with running for president before, including in 2016 before he ultimately backed Hillary Clinton with a speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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They have also both flirted with the rhetoric of conspiracy theories, and picked up among their ranks anti-migrant trolls, anti-vaxxers, and fringe economists.
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Amazon has flirted with the idea of acquiring e-commerce players in Southeast Asia although it hasn't formally bid for any, according to industry sources.
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The shares, while having rebounded from two-year lows earlier this year, are still well off their 2018 highs, when they flirted with 100 francs.
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Tom Steyer, for instance, the Democratic megadonor who flirted with his own presidential run last year, has spent millions advocating for Trump's impeachment since 2017.
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Prior to the posts, Davidson and Grande had flirted with each other online by sprinkling cute emojis and comments on each other's social media posts.
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The shares, while having rebounded from two-year lows this year, are still well down from their 2018 highs, when they flirted with 100 francs.
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Two-year U.S. Treasury yields had earlier flirted with their biggest two-day fall since October 2008, at the start of the global financial crisis.
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Though she flirted openly with Hernandez during the show, the 54-year-old reality star said de Lesseps had told her about their former romance.
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The company's stock had flirted around $750 two years ago before the sales-crushing food poisoning outbreaks sickened hundreds of customers in the United States.
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In the 1980s, Swiss theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar, for example, flirted with reconciliation in his book Dare We Hope That All Men Be Saved?
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Ned* was a hot-boy graphic designer with a penchant for knit beanies who I'd flirted with on Bumble but who'd never asked me out.
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Currently oil prices have flirted within the $30-a-barrel range, and gasoline has been reported to be as low as 46 cents a gallon.
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The gains come just a couple of sessions after the index flirted with bear market territory, closing just shy of the required 20-percent-drop.
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Given an air temperature that flirted with single digits, it's no surprise the first three quarters were slow, ugly, and tilted in Kansas City's favor.
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If you've yelled at a computer for responding too slowly, or fallen asleep spooning your smartphone, or flirted with Siri or Alexa, you've anthropomorphized them.
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The restaurant's owner, John Ramsey, surreptitiously watched as Muhammad Ali flirted shamelessly with the pretty woman, who six years earlier had become his fourth wife.
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Paul Ryan, the House majority leader, gave a strange speech that flirted with praising Mr Trump, and then with condemning him, but ultimately did neither.
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The club flirted with 100 wins despite being without 903 AL Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell for nearly two months due to elbow surgery.
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Shares of Facebook, Twitter and Snap fell into bear market territory Monday as the , Nasdaq and a handful of major tech stocks flirted with correction.
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There are big-name pop stars with axes to grind and a rock star who flirted with running for the Senate to promote his music.
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Bloomberg, who has long privately flirted with the idea of mounting a presidential run, served as mayor of New York City from 2002 to 2013.
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A special envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the "Maleficent" star and human rights activist has long flirted with a political bid.
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Trump has flirted with white nationalism during his Presidency, but so far his only major legislative achievement has been a tax cut for the rich.
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Seated at the bar, young women in minidresses tapped their platform sandals to the beat of Bunny Berigan's trumpet and flirted with fashionably bearded lads.
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The Georgia Republican briefly flirted with running for Speaker last fall after House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) abruptly dropped out of the race.
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Once so close they flirted with a merger, the software giants became archrivals when they realized the value of the data amassed by social networks.
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Patrick and Bloomberg, a former New York City mayor, had both flirted with possible 2020 presidential runs, but ultimately punted on launching campaigns last winter.
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But there has been no warmth between the two men, and Trump briefly flirted with backing Ryan's GOP primary opponent before eventually supporting the Speaker.
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The Dow flirted with a record high, rising as much as 79.37 points to trade about 4 points below its all-time high of 27,774.67.
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Winning libertarian voters has been a centerpiece of the New Hampshire strategy for Cruz, who has flirted with the GOP's libertarian views on foreign policy.
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The oil market gained a lot of momentum in August and September, and Brent flirted with $60 per barrel toward the end of last month.
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On Monday, the Republican National Committee announced it had hired the pro-Trump apparatchik Kayleigh McEnany, who also flirted with birtherism, as a party spokesperson.
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I regularly flirted with 1963 miles an hour at the end of the long straight section before massively scrubbing off speed to enter turn 1E.
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It has flirted with the tropes of fashion-as-decoration, and fashion as an extension of a personal brand, but only within well-behaved bounds.
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Tribes gathered territorially around bottle service trays, but there is a chance to mingle in the center of the room, where people danced and flirted.
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Then it flirted with idea of opening new buildings in 2005 and 2012, but both proposals were abandoned following the departures of two former directors.
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It was a performance that flirted with the 31% gain of 1997, and one that came very close to topping the 29.6% return of 153.
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At one point it flirted with the idea of selling to Hudson's Bay Company, but the challenge of combining heavily indebted companies proved too steep.
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West has flirted with Christian themes since the very beginning, shuffling identities as he sees fit: from martyr to prophet to god to humble steward.
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Mr. Trump briefly flirted with rejoining the trade agreement but then quickly rebuffed the idea while Mr. Abe was at Mar-a-Lago in April.
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And yet — I was there in Monza, as Kipchoge flirted with the two-hour barrier until the waning miles of the race, and something changed.
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Growing up in New York City, I'd flirted with the idea of driving, but between the subway and the sidewalks, I'd never needed to learn.
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Love (279 points and nine rebounds) flirted with a double-double while Larry Nance Jr. scored 264 points and Darius Garland finished with 221 points.
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The 47-year-old performer — who flirted with a Michigan Senate bid last year — is one of Trump's most vocal supporters in the music industry.
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During his career, Chirac had flirted with Communism and ultra-nationalism before settling on mainstream right-of-center politics, earning him the nickname "Chameleon Bonaparte".
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Giuliani flirted heavily with running for Senate in 2000 but backed down amid some messy personal issues and the realization that he would likely lose.
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Since then he has won awards and held high-profile creative directorships, railed against the system, gotten investment, returned to independence and flirted with bankruptcy.
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The DUI incident was damaging for Gibson, especially because it wasn't the first time he'd flirted publicly with anti-Semitism and other forms of bigotry.
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Too many stories of the past several years have flirted with the idea that any or all of the above values might not be sound.
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AMANDA SEYFRIED AND HUSBAND THOMAS SADOSKI WERE IN &aposBAD RELATIONSHIPS&apos WHEN THEY MET "[Sadoski] never flirted, never disrespected his wife," Seyfried said of their beginnings.
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But dreamy bad-boy Tristan (Chad Michael Murray) — who flirted with Rory and even stole a kiss once — only showed up for all of two seconds.
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Nicki Minaj gave an impromptu performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday night — and flirted with the host all at the same time.
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In the currency markets, the pound flirted with two-week lows and stood at $23, on course for its fifth drop in the past six sessions.
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The pair's rumored romance began last June, and they were most recently spotted at Coachella together, where they flirted during his set at Jeremy Scott's party.
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In typical teenage fashion, under the influence of several watery Midwestern light beers, we flirted over the next few hours with tall tales and juvenile jokes.
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His campaign flirted with anti-Semitic tropes, including tweeting an image of a star of David with Hillary Clinton's face superimposed on a pile of money.
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An index tracking liquor makers jumped 2.7 percent, as Kweichow Moutai Co, which produces the Chinese alcoholic drink baijiu, flirted with record highs, jumping 4.3 percent.
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While Qatar has flirted with Russia over buying the S-400 missile air defense system, it has not gone further than evaluating the Russian sales proposal.
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It's an idea a few folks have flirted with in the past, and it's one the folks at Haier are ready to deliver in the future.
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In the same way he flirted openly with Saudi Arabia's arch-rival, Qatar, deeply admiring the Al Jazeera news network he hoped to imitate at home.
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The restaurant, which hosted cultural discussions and art exhibitions, was once a scandal to polite Arab society because men and women openly drank alcohol and flirted.
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Forward Paul Millsap had a season-high 20 points and center Nikola Jokic flirted with a triple-double with 16 rebounds, 20133 assists and eight points.
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She alleged that he flirted with her, kissed her and then took off his pants and asked her for oral sex, which she said she refused.
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Though Finland has flirted its way through the international concert hall of music—who could forget The Rasmus, HIM and the interminably unavoidable Darude track "Sandstorm"?
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Bibi has flirted with the conspiracy theory beloved of anti-Semites that George Soros, a Jewish billionaire, is plotting to undermine nationalist governments around the world.
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Oil prices flirted with five-week highs as investors expect oil producing countries to extend output cuts at their meeting in Vienna later in the day.
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Amazon as a company has also flirted with a big milestone lately as its total market value is hovering just shy of the $500 billion benchmark.
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We drank way too much, went to a shit party, flirted with each other for entertainment, then decided to get out of there to get food.
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Tink Labs seems to have flirted with the idea of an ICO, even though most token sales have shifted to essential private, rather than public, sales.
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During the concert, a feather boa-clad Bardem play-flirted with Bono while Cruz, wearing a platinum blonde wig and black bunny ears, jokingly acted jealous.
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O'Malley also flirted with a bid for DNC chairman before eventually deciding not to run and has tried to position himself as an antagonist to Trump.
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The recent OPEC gathering in Vienna has the potential to reduce future supply even more; in response, oil prices have recently flirted with the mid-6900s.
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The 85033-year-old pro wrestler-turned-actor, who's long flirted with a political bid, also offered his take on President Trump's performance since taking office.
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F Draymond Green flirted with what would've been his ninth triple-double before finishing with 16 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds in three quarters Monday.
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The benchmark large-cap index flirted with the current record when a rally to start the week brought it to its highest in about 11 months.
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After parting ways with Mr. Godard, she seemed to take roles that flirted with international stardom, working with eminent directors like George Cukor and Tony Richardson.
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He has repeatedly flirted with bids for higher office, including president and speaker of the House, enjoying the attention he gets but never taking the plunge.
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Hours later Woolfe said he would put his name forward to be leader but caused consternation when he said he had flirted with leaving the party.
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Massive Democratic majorities were installed in both houses, and the Senate Democratic caucus flirted with the true golden ring of power: an actual filibuster-proof majority.
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Steyer, meanwhile, publicly flirted with a run for office -- including potential campaigns for the presidency in 2020 or in California, for the governor's office or Sen.
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Guerrero appealed the ruling, saying that Fenwick had flirted with him at the piano bar, and that in response, he suggested she find a new adviser.
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The country's economy flirted with recession under the previous ruling coalition, which collapsed last month after infighting and repeated confrontations with Brussels over increased budget spending.
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"That's when I found out she had a crush on me, and being who I am, I just flirted with her all night," Ms. Cokely said.
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There was a component of melodrama in the 2007 production of "Dying City," which flirted with the archetypes of menacing (male) villain and vulnerable (female) prey.
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When Brooklyn Was Queer By Hugh Ryan In 1929, a gay novelist in a Brooklyn cafeteria was flirted with by his waiter, to the novelist's surprise.
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The two lenders, which flirted with a merger in 2016 before focusing on restructuring, have struggled to return to sustainable profitability since the global financial crisis.
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In February, Kraft Heinz briefly flirted with the idea of buying Unilever, the British-Dutch maker of Dove soap, Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Hellmann's mayonnaise.
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In 2011, the federation flirted with the idea of moving it out of the city altogether to Versailles or another suburb, before voting to stay put.
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Jada prefers basketball to tennis, and Jack has flirted with soccer, "but he preferred to sit on the ground and pick dandelions," his mother said, laughing.
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They flirted with the notion of challenging Blockbuster Video with a mail-order videocassette business, only to decide that mailing VHS tapes would cost too much.
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It is one thing to have flirted with Sanders in 2016 — it is another to marry him in 2020 and make him one of the family.
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But President Trump, who has reportedly flirted with the idea of a government shutdown to confront Democrats, warned on Wednesday that a shutdown "could happen" Saturday.
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I flirted with including all of these shows on the list at one point or another, so it's only fair that they get a shoutout, too.
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But even as the man flirted he confided that he was deeply closeted and, in fact, saw his same-sex attractions as a kind of affliction.
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In the currency markets, the pound flirted with two-week lows and stood at $1.2568, on course for its fifth drop in the past six sessions.
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Rivera watched with amusement as Kahlo flirted with O'Keeffe in the presence of her photographer husband, Alfred Stieglitz, then the most influential gallerist in New York.
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Before that, an Emanuel appointee, Kurt Summers, who had flirted with running for governor himself, held a news conference to instead throw his support behind Pritzker.
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If it's an ex, someone you've flirted with for ages or a previous hook-up, therein lies a very likely problem: a lack of honest passion.
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On Thursday, German Bunds flirted with the ECB's minus 63.363%deposit rate, a closely watched psychological mark, though traders did not think it would be broken.
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Even as Faith flirted with Giles and slept with Xander, and Buffy went on to date military man Riley, Fuffy felt—to my teenage self—deeply real.
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This careful tension between irony and earnestness was part of what made vaporwave fun—it flirted with the implicit transgressiveness of appreciating its aggressively commercial source material.
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The man who flirted with Cheri Marchionda at the hotel bar somehow learned her room number and jarred her by calling her after she'd gone to bed.
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Twitter did permanently ban another controversial figure on Thursday: the livestreamer and alt-right intellectual Baked Alaska, who has frequently flirted with Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk even flirted with the idea, though it appears that the project could be on hold while he works on tunneling under Los Angeles.
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HOUSTON — James Harden flirted with a third consecutive triple-double and the Houston Rockets raced past the Philadelphia 76ers 115-88 on Monday night at Toyota Center.
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The process of capturing images with this camera is more satisfying than any other I've known (except maybe Fujifilm's own X-Pro2, which I've only flirted with).
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The nascent company flirted with the idea of positioning it as a search and rescue robot, touting its ability to squeeze into pipes and other tight spaces.
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He flirted with Trump's antiwar platform, even briefly fell into Trump's "really gross racist ideology," before encountering leftists on Reddit and ultimately making his way to Sanders.
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Slovakia's euro membership has always left it closer to Europe's core, as even Mr Fico, who flirted with Orbanist populism when it suited him, had to accept.
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ABOUT THE ROCKETS (35-37): James Harden flirted with the rare quadruple-double against Utah by finishing with 26 points, 10 assists, eight steals and seven rebounds.
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Apple's chief contractor, Foxconn Technology Group, has flirted with the idea of moving jobs back to the United States, but those plants will likely be highly automated.
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Bloomberg, 73, a media magnate who has long privately flirted with the idea of a presidential run, served as mayor of New York from 2002 to 2013.
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He's flirted with the notion of a White House bid for months, though he's done little of the traditional prep work typical of would-be presidential contenders.
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The campaign run by one of the loudest proponents of leaving, the U.K. Independence Party, flirted with xenophobia, nativism and what some of its critics considered racism.
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Congress has flirted with the idea of writing new legislation targeting the proliferation of encrypted communications but has so far declined to move forward with any effort.
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"It was kind of like—I don't want to say, 'Game on,' but we knew what was up, because we'd flirted over the years," Miller told me.
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Musician Kid Rock has publicly flirted with a 2018 run for Michigan's Senate seat, with some Republicans saying his name recognition and money could greatly help him.
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Some claim the Greeks flirted with the idea but, finding the concept of the void too frightening in their Aristotelian framework, passed it on to the Indians.
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Afterward, they kicked a soccer ball around the gravel parking lot or flirted with me as they taught me how to skip stones on the Hudson River.
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Revlon, known for matching lips to nails and Shelley Hack striding in silk blouses and trousers through its Charlie perfume ads, has flirted with the risqué before.
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They may have been dispirited by the early underperformance of Biden and flirted with other candidates, but when he showed signs of strength they returned to him.
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As a novice cocktail maker, I was quite aware that female guests loved it when I flirted with them—and I was damn good at it too.
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President Donald Trump has flirted with the idea of raising the federal minimum wage to at least $10, but it hasn't been a priority of his agenda.
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Corinne Gaines, 30, of Maryland, decided to stockpile because of her health and President Donald Trump, who has flirted with the idea of banning flavored vaping products.
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Lisa Murkowski and Lamar Alexander, who had flirted with the possibility of voting for witnesses, announced that they believed no further evidence was needed in the trial.
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In interviews as part of the launch this week of his new book "Promise Me, Dad," Biden flirted with the idea of a third White House run.
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As the facts tumbled into the open, there were moments when Republicans in the House and in the Senate flirted with casting their lot against the president.
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He gave back another stroke with a bogey on the 17th hole, and flirted with disaster on the 18th by propelling his final tee shot into the gallery.
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During the tail end of black cinema's golden age, Wesley Snipes' early-aughts Blade trilogy flirted with pop immortality, but even that character's legend faded across the years.
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Trump has flirted with the idea of trying to negotiate a better deal with Iran and has offered to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to do so.
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The 19-year-old actress, who's flirted with longer side-bangs in the past, went all out this time around — and she looks like a total rock star.
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Trump had flirted with presidential runs in the past and some initially saw his campaign as a vanity project meant to indulge his ego and burnish his brand.
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The European refugee crisis also has had a particularly jarring effect on this tiny, mountainous country, which flirted with complete political upheaval during its most recent nationwide elections.
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Jon may not have flirted his way into Drogon's heart, but after allowing himself to move in closer, it's clear the dragon likes what he sees (or smells).
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While no one has ever made the leap directly from being mayor to become president, Garcetti is not the only current mayor to have flirted with the idea.
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Having flirted with deflation two years ago, consumer prices are rising again but will not hit the ECB's target of just under 2 percent for years to come.
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The only notable difference between those white men and Mateen, of course, is that the latter was brown and Muslim, the extremist ideology he flirted with supposedly Islamic.
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He's tweeted out fake crimes statistics that falsely made it look like African Americans were responsible for most murders of white people, and he flirted with David Duke.
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The S&P 500 ended at its lowest level since early May on Friday and flirted with correction territory, pressured by heavy losses in technology and internet shares.
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RHP Marco Estrada flirted with another no-hitter Sunday, holding Boston without a hit through 7 1/3 innings before allowing a solo home run to Chris Young.
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But on a two-session losing streak ahead of Tuesday trading, the Dow and remained firmly in correction territory, while the Nasdaq composite flirted with a bear market.
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Merriman, who has flirted with the idea of joining combat sports since leaving the NFL, revealed he has agreed to fight in the World Bare Knuckle Fighting Federation.
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And where Romney began running for president the moment he became governor, Baker has only flirted a few times with it and it is not his modus operandi.
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Rome's buoyant 5-Star movement, revising former eurosceptic leanings, has already flirted with joining ALDE as it looks to ditch its moribund alliance with Britain's anti-EU UKIP.
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The GfK survey showed pessimism about the economy's prospects in the next 12 months rose to the highest level since April 2012, when Britain last flirted with recession.
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He even flirted with contention on Sunday before carding six-under-par 66 to finish three strokes behind winner Ian Poulter, who beat Beau Hossler in a playoff.
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Maia initially flirted with opposition parties, but was officially backed by other Temer partners such as the Brazilian Social Democracy Party, or PSDB, one of the country's largest.
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And during the Ryan's primary campaign, Trump withheld his endorsement of Ryan for weeks and even flirted with the possibility of backing Nehlen before eventually backing the Speaker.
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Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York who flirted with joining the presidential race, was also at the event, but he declined to endorse any presidential candidate.
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Stephen Daldry, who will direct, has flirted with the project since at least 2012, and at one point appeared poised to make a version for release this year.
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Sterling was flat at $1.2126, after falling to as low as $1.2095 the day before as it flirted with a 31-month low of $1.2080 reached last week.
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It does put Google in the same boat as Apple and Motorola, however, as companies that, have at the very least, flirted with the idea of a foldable.
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Though they've flirted with such themes before [see 220's "Hard-On For War"], Turner says frontman Mark Arm couldn't look away when writing lyrics for Digital Garbage.
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In Asia and Europe, some of the biggest financial exchanges flirted with or crossed into bear market territory — a decline of more than 20 percent from their highs.
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The birthplace of Fascism, Italy gave the world Mussolini, flirted seriously with communism, and, in electing Silvio Berlusconi, provided a playbook for billionaires seeking power the world over.
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However, never in the 35 years since Ronald Reagan managed to eradicate fear of deficits from the national psyche have we flirted so aggressively with potential fiscal disaster.
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Mr. Booker has not yet even formed a formal presidential exploratory committee, though he has flirted with running and said he would consider it over the coming holidays.
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While the Chicago White Sox flirted with Bryce Harper and Manny Machado in free agency, they still have never given a free-agent contract richer than $24 million.
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Desperate, they flirted with the idea of an old white male billionaire to swoop in and save the day, and changed the debate rules to benefit Michael Bloomberg.
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U.S. companies have flirted with using facial recognition at large events for years, including one notable trial run at the Super Bowl all the way back in 2001.
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Evelin said she flirted with going to Ball State University to study architecture and was offered a $4,000 scholarship at the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne.
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Elsewhere, the British pound fell 0.3% to $1.3037 and flirted with a two-week low after dovish comments from Bank of England policymaker Gertjan Vlieghe over the weekend.
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Relief that the deal had finally been signed and a stronger central bank guidance rate helped to support the currency, which flirted with small losses in the afternoon.
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Synopsis: Dorothy Parker remembers the heyday of the Algonquin Round Table, a circle of friends whose barbed wit, like hers, was fueled by alcohol and flirted with despair.
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GRIZZLIES WIN IN CHARLOTTE Mike Conley had 31 points, Marc Gasol flirted with a triple-double and Memphis defeated the Hornets, 105-90, for its fifth straight win.
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While watching Thursday night's episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, Jenni learned just to what extent her boyfriend and Angelina Pivarnick had flirted with each other during filming.
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In various moments of the talk, Tyler performatively flirted with Flex, telling him, "Hey, hey, look at me — I'm yours," when Flex asked if he needed to leave.
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In various moments of the talk, Tyler performatively flirted with Flex, telling him, "Hey, hey, look at me — I'm yours," when Flex asked if he needed to leave.
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In 2013, she flirted with the idea of renaming herself "Maria Sugarpova" to promote her artisan chocolates and sweets shaped like tennis balls but ultimately decided against it.
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The Mets flirted with disaster for two innings after Wheeler's early departure, with a mild blister on his right middle finger, and then found it in the ninth.
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Woods missed five putts from inside 10 feet and flirted with missing the cut before scraping through with a two-over-par 73 at Quail Hollow in Charlotte.
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In three subsequent trips to Augusta National, McIlroy, a four-time major winner, has finished in the top 10 each time but has not seriously flirted with winning.
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Hillary Clinton speculation ahead of 2016 turned out to be correct — but Donald Trump, who had flirted with a presidential run many times before, wasn't an early frontrunner.
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The Danish 20-year bond yield has flirted with 0% in recent sessions but pushed decisively into negative territory on Wednesday as bond yields across Europe fell sharply.
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We were in the same group of friends at university and we had flirted a bit, but he was way more interested in me than I was in him.
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In fact, according to Hollywood Life's report, Tristan was spotted at a "single's party" on the evening of Valentine's Day, where he flirted and exchanged numbers with other women.
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In the United States, Drahi spent $28 billion in 2015 to buy cable companies Suddenlink and Cablevision, and even flirted with a $185 billion bid for cable giant Charter.
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Born in the dusty west Texas town of Monahans on November 6, 1941, Clark flirted with college and the Peace Corps before opening a guitar-repair shop in Houston.
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Whereas Mr Le Pen revelled in provocation and flirted with the law on racism, periodically ending up in court, Ms Le Pen is bent on securing respectability and power.
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Joel Embiid scored 17 points, and Ben Simmons flirted with a triple-double as the surging Philadelphia 76ers drummed the host Orlando Magic 113-98 Thursday at Amway Center.
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Since 1980, however, the party has flirted on and off with the idea of tolerating more competition (normally, the only candidates are those chosen in secret by party officials).
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The messaging giant hired a head of commerce, Krish Jayaram, from PayPal-owned Braintree more than a year ago, but has only flirted with e-commerce capabilities so far.
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In the 28s hate-motivated attacks, often directed at immigrants and internal migrants from the north Caucasus, reached nearly 33 a year, as the state flirted with nationalist movements.
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A boy with ice-blue eyes and straight black hair, wearing a Harvard hockey jersey, flirted and told me about a better party hosted by upperclassmen from the team.
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CROWN ON TOP In the currency markets, the pound flirted with two-week lows and stood at $1.2568, on course for its fifth drop in the past six sessions.
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You are Oprah When he flirted with a Reform Party presidential bid in 1999 and 2000, Trump during an interview with Larry King declared his affection for Oprah Winfrey.
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As floods of new users join TikTok, the app has also flirted with passing some of these leading social apps in the App Store's Top Charts, at times, too.
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She's not a white man, she's liberal, she's flirted with the notion of running, she's a voice for women and the abused in a sullied Hollywood industry, she's famous.
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"The Man," the album's first single, had the sort of polished disco vibe that the band had occasionally flirted with in their decade-long career of synth-guided pop.
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The legislation marks the Senate's most significant check on the Trump administration's foreign policy, which has flirted with lifting sanctions in an bid to entice Moscow into an agreement.
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The idea to spin off TIM's network has been flirted with multiple times over the last decade and was last seriously attempted in 2013 before it was eventually abandoned.
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If that does not work, another option might be to turn the station into the world's most exclusive hotel, an idea that Bigelow flirted with in its early days.
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Facebook has flirted with hardware projects such as a specially-built smartphone, as rivals like Google and Amazon have built hardware product lines that include voice-activated home assistants.
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Around 1964, she briefly flirted with political subject matter through two semiabstract pictures of crowds of demonstrators holding up signs, both called "Sketch for March on Washington" (circa 1964).
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On smaller, smarter government, for example, Trump has openly flirted with increasing the national debt and possibly using the threat of default to negotiate favorable terms with American creditors.
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The current governor, the center-left's Rosario Crocetta, says his main achievement has been to save Sicily from default after it flirted with meltdown in 13, and cutting waste.
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But in an interview in 1981, quoted in Tad Szulc's 1986 biography, "Fidel," Mr. Castro said that he had flirted with Communist ideas but did not join the party.
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Kendall, 21, and A$AP's rumored romance began last June, and they were most recently spotted at Coachella together, where they flirted during his set at Jeremy Scott's party.
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We flirted heavily, but I was young and he had a girlfriend, so I was pleasantly surprised when he started calling me late at night to complain about her.
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We flirted a little, and by "a little" I mean that I think I said maybe one flirty sentence to him, and he fell madly in love with me.
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He has been struggling to turn Twitter into a moneymaking enterprise with a growing audience, but his efforts have largely stalled and the company recently flirted with selling itself.
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And unlike most of its money-losing start-up peers, Pinterest, with $1.5 billion in venture backing, has flirted with breaking even in recent quarters, according to the company.
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"Black-ish" star Jenifer Lewis says the guy who trained her, flirted with her and started dating her has ripped her off for $50k, and she's blaming the gym.
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Donald Trump has flirted with Twitter users who espouse white-extinction theory, Tucker Carlson caresses it lovingly every now and then, and Steve King grabs it by the baby.
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As a youth he flirted with communism before shifting ideologically and joining the National Voluntary Service, a right-wing paramilitary group that was the guiding force behind Hindu nationalism.
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The biggest mover was the British pound, which dropped 0.2% to $1.3041 and flirted with a two-week low after dovish comments from Bank of England policymaker Gertjan Vlieghe.
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Apple even briefly flirted with moving Mac Pro production back to China, as a way of driving home the cost of those tariffs, although the company ultimately backed down.
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On a Wednesday evening in August, Till allegedly flirted with and grabbed the hand of Carolyn Bryant, a white woman who worked as the cashier at a local market.
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Over the past week, Mr Trump has indulged in nuclear brinkmanship in North Korea, issued vague threats of military action in Venezuela and flirted with white supremacists at home.
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Hopkins has flirted with leaving on multiple occasions — he has been considered for openings at Charlotte, St. Bonaventure, Boston College and Southern California, among others — but has always returned.
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On Alan's final day on Earth, he saved Nadia from getting hit by a cab, flirted with a stranger on the street, and righted some wrongs involving Mastiff puppies.
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NEW YORK, Oct 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks sold off further on Friday and the S&P 73 flirted with correction territory as disappointing results punished technology and internet shares.
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While the bond market had at times flirted with the possibility of a larger cut, there appears to be only minimal support for a 50bp cut on the FOMC.
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Hogan briefly flirted with a primary challenged to Trump, but ultimately decided against the move in June, citing his decision to honor his commitment to the people of Maryland.
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When Trump flirted with conspiracy theories about President Obama being a secret Muslim in alliance with terrorist organizations, it horrified many in the GOP and gave ammunition to Democrats.
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Rumi flirted with some of these same heretical boundaries, irking local sultans and dour jurisdictional types who often, in the end, forgave him, for he was the great Mowlana.
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The legislation marks the Senate's most significant check on the Trump administration's foreign policy, which has flirted with lifting sanctions in a bid to entice Moscow into an agreement.
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Mr. Avenatti, who flirted with a run for the Democratic presidential nomination last year, has styled himself as a liberal champion and advocated aggressively pushing back against Mr. Trump.
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Kimi Raikkonen flirted with the Nationwide Series (now Xfinity) and Trucks in 2011 when he was between F1 gigs, with the Finn's presence being welcomed and causing a buzz.
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The company has flirted with the idea of going electric for a while now — including investing in the apparently now-defunct startup Alta Motors — and could clearly use a boost.
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Tate Modern, the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A), the British Museum, the National Gallery and the Wallace Collection have all flirted with natty continental leaders, with varying degrees of success.
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The show flirted with moral ambiguity, and I'd like to see it make a case for the bad guys, which would prevent us from just getting Folksy Smuggler Crew 2.0.
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The company flirted with the idea in a 2012 design contest, and currently makes electric bikes and scooters — the latter of which I got to ride this year at CES.
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Crucially for India, which has in the past flirted more with the Soviet Union than the United States, New Delhi's friendship with Washington hasn't cost it its own independent views.
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Trump had flirted with a presidential campaign in other election years, most notably running up to the 2000 election when he went so far as to form an exploratory committee.
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Candidates have fixated on the unrealistic Brexit deadline of October 31st, claimed magical negotiating powers for themselves and flirted with a kamikaze policy of leaving the EU without a deal.
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And that was this billionaire businessman who had kind of talked and warned and flirted with running for office but never had done it before, actually stepping into the ring.
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Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung and Uber have all flirted with healthcare in recent years, from data-collecting health apps and devices to a digital cab-hailing service for medical patients.
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Kraft Heinz briefly flirted with buying Unilever, the British-Dutch maker of Dove soap, Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Hellmann's mayonnaise, but quickly abandoned its approach amid a public backlash.
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Music has always flirted with synthesis, but today that feels especially prescient on the internet, where a skillful song cannot thrive alone—it must find its moment among the collective.
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ESPN said Jared Kushner has also flirted with owning a professional sports team, noting he submitted and then withdrew a bid to purchase MLB's Los Angeles Dodgers outfit in 2012.
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The brash billionaire has flirted with the possibility of mounting an independent campaign if the committee doesn't treat him "fairly," though he publicly ruled out such a candidacy in December.
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Black metal and its associations have more or less always flirted with stars and space, so much so that, back in 1994 in Norway, Arcturus titled their first EP Constellation.
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In the 1990s Paddy (now Lord) Ashdown, then the leader of the ensuing Lib Dem party, flirted with Tony Blair's Labour, but tribalism on both sides got in the way.
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Other crimes like having a sibling-in-law who had flirted with conservative Islam—a transgression of which Tony Blair is also guilty—pointed to Mr Khan's Muslim family background.
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Chipotle shares have plummeted to around $360, less than half their level in summer 2015, when they flirted with $750 before a series of food-borne illnesses at company restaurants.
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Yes, he has flirted with bipartisanship in the past, but has always ultimately demurred, either due to pressure from aides and donors or from a preternatural devotion to his base.
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Bloomberg, a billionaire media mogul who has made gun control his driving issue, has flirted with an independent bid for president in the past but has never taken the plunge.
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And a hundred other small -- and not-so-small -- moments in which Trump has flirted with or outright embraced ideas that are only tangentially tied to known and accepted facts.
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For the last few years, Sunderland has flirted with relegation almost habitually, firing and hiring managers while locked into an apparently unbreakable cycle of despair followed by last-gasp rescue.
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What frightens elites of all ideological stripes about Donald Trump, more than any particular policy position he's adopted or flirted with, is his brazen contempt for checks on political power.
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Sure, it's flirted with larger screens, most notably with the massive Kindle DX, but six inches has always been the sweet spot for both Amazon and much of the competition.
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Since publishing his memoir of growing up in the Rust Belt, which received considerable attention after Trump's win in 2016, Vance has flirted with the idea of running for office.
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The momentum behind Mr. Haskell is all the more surprising given the stature of his opponent, Senator Toni Boucher, 68, a Republican who flirted with running for governor this year.
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That said, sometimes parties are a good time to flirt with someone when you've already flirted with them before, so again, you really have to read the room, but 21.
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In the currency markets, the pound flirted with two-week lows after the PMI data and stood at $1.2568, on course for its fifth drop in the last six sessions.
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Like New York, London flirted with the idea of congestion pricing for decades before finally creating an eight-square-mile congestion zone in the center of the city in 2003.
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In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he'd fire Mueller if the former FBI director's investigation winds up looking at Trump's finances.
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She would watch Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd as Cher and Josh, tiptoeing around each other as they fought and flirted, and wonder why they couldn't just burst into song.
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He had flirted with a presidential run in 2020 but decided to continue leading the company after efforts to plan his succession resulted in the departures of two senior executives.
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In recent years, India, Ethiopia, Iraq and Uzbekistan have also shut down the internet to stop online questions and answers leaks, and Egyptian lawmakers flirted with the idea in 2016.
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"Political speech sets the tone for our society and Fraser Anning's speech flirted with inciting the most serious kind of violence against Muslims," said Tim Soutphommasane, Australia's race discrimination commissioner.
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Trump could again consider declassifying and releasing material connected to Mueller's ongoing investigation — a move he flirted with before the election but put on hold amid pushback from intelligence officials.
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Relief that the Phase 103 deal had finally been signed and a stronger central bank guidance rate helped to support the currency, which flirted with small losses in the afternoon.
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While a few department stores have flirted with cosmetics sales in the past, the products sold under glass at the beauty counter were generally excluded from any sort of discount.
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Six years ago, as he flirted with the idea of running for president, he became especially preoccupied with a theory being advanced by a right-wing extremist named Joseph Farah.
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He was an angry, misogynistic ideologue who compared abortion to slavery, denounced gay marriage, called a veterans' group "verminous," and flirted with birtherism, a racist attack on President Obama's citizenship.
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All of a sudden, it seemed, the I.D.W. had broken through to the culture-making class, and a few in the group flirted with embracing Ms. Owens as their own.
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Of course, Khabib and Floyd have flirted heavily with the idea of a fight for years ... with Nurmagomedov's manager, Ali Abdelaziz, telling us TBE has been "begging" for a scrap.
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The company flirted with Washington Square Park and Columbus Circle, and finally found a new home when city planners decided to raze acres of West Side tenements, plotting urban renewal.
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Trump has at times flirted with the idea of pardoning aides entangled in the Mueller probe but has insisted to date that he's given no serious consideration of them yet.
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The dollar pushed higher on Wednesday and flirted with the $1.10 level against the euro, boosted by yet more talk of a deal to resolve the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Unlike at the outset of Mr. Obama's term, when some Republican governors flirted with accommodating a popular new president, there is little apparent appetite among Democrats for conciliating Mr. Trump.
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McCarthy's was finding an effective defense at a time when the White House's messaging strategy consisted largely of the President's tweets, and a handful of Republicans flirted with backing impeachment.
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Still other Democrats want to raise the gun-buying age from 18 to 21, a proposal Trump and other Republicans have flirted with but that is opposed by the NRA.
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Last week Trump flirted with the idea of meeting Rouhani during the U.N. General Assembly and even left open the possibility that the United States could ease sanctions on Iran.
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The shakeups and planned maneuvering are the latest in a string of what-could-have-been scenarios for a candidate who flirted with the top tier as late as midsummer.
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DUKE 91, ST. JOHN'S 63 The freshman phenom Zion Williamson scored 29 points, Tre Jones flirted with a triple-double, and No. 2 Duke routed visiting St. John's (16-6).
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The N.F.L. and Major League Baseball have also held regular-season games abroad and have long flirted with the idea of placing a team outside the United States and Canada.
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MEXICO CITY — Rory McIlroy flirted with a hole-in-one on the same par 215 on which Tiger Woods hit out of bounds with his first competitive shot in Mexico.
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The fight for the chance to invest in Oi, Brazil's largest fixed line carrier, reveals a sharp turnaround in investors' perception of a company that flirted with liquidation a year ago.
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Ms Koike's lack of a clear ideology is no handicap: the LDP itself, after all, flirted with austerity under Mr Koizumi but now runs one of the world's most spendthrift governments.
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U.S. let, you know president Trump flirted with it at the beginning of his term meeting with anti-vaxxers, and got a lot of pushback and he walked away from that.
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The Intercontinental Exchange's July raw sugar jumped nearly 5 percent Wednesday to settle at 16.77 cents a pound but earlier in the session flirted with levels not seen in 24.5825 months.
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"I didn't care if he flirted with me, I just wanted to be around somebody important, and I also wanted to get a job in this field," Hensley told BuzzFeed News.
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In fact, Kerry said he respected McCain so much that he "flirted" with the idea of asking the Republican senator to serve as his running mate during his 2004 presidential bid.
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Paramount's "26.2 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" flirted with political controversy, drawing a rebuke from a CIA spokesman, will pulling off a solid $16 million opening over the three days.
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Verlander (22-24) flirted with his third career no-hitter, dominating the White Sox with a season-high 20 strikeouts while allowing just one baserunner entering the top of the seventh.
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Uber has flirted with becoming a paratransit provider, but the company should do more than flirt: It should start lobbying transit officials across the country for contracts to provide paratransit services.
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All five starters scored at least 23 points in Saturday's win and Middleton flirted with a triple-double for the second straight game with 11.4 points, 23 rebounds and eight assists.
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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson flirted in front of the cameras, DJ Khaled and Nicole Tuck wore color-coordinated outfits, and Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez absolutely smoldered hand-in-hand.
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Khan wooed the electables bloc at the last election, but by his own admission they flirted with him before opting for Sharif's PML-N once it swept to power in 2013.
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New orders fell for only the second time since the financial crisis, while employers cut jobs for the first time since late 2012 — around the last time Britain flirted with recession.
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Kennedy, a decades-long Illinois resident, has flirted with running for the top seat in Illinois for months, as he's hired political consultants and pollsters for the run, according to Politico.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who will be nominated at the event, has flirted with overt white supremacism ever since he officially waded into the election in June, 2015.
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" He's also delved into his own sexual preferences and even bragged about women who flirted with him, saying "They'll walk up and they'll flip their top, and they'll flip their panties.
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It sounds paranoid, until you consider another female somm —pretty, young — got excoriated by a customer in a Yelp review because the guest suspected the sommelier had flirted with her husband.
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Last year Japan—which has a word (karoshi) to describe death from overwork—flirted with the idea of forcing employees to take more of the vacation to which they are entitled.
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" Bloomberg has flirted with an independent candidacy in the past, but said in January an independent run would likely "split the anti-Trump vote and end up re-electing the President.
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Shu has flirted with selling the company and some say he would accept an offer at the right price, even though his official position is that Deliveroo is not for sale.
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As almost everyone knows, Mr. Weiner's meteoric political career was ended — or at least interrupted — by a sexting scandal in which Mr. Weiner flirted with and exhibited himself to women online.
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As with Williamson, they flirted with dangerous pseudo-scientific charlatanry—Scott denied the reality of evolution, and the founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, denied the efficacy of modern medicine.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg flirted with the idea of getting into the online dating business in 2014 — but instead gave Tinder and similar apps access to user data, leaked documents show.
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"The Walking Dead" flirted with inciting a riot to close out the penultimate episode of Season 6, spraying the lens with what sure looked like Daryl's blood before fading to black.
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He and five friends flirted with the idea of buying Dracula's castle in Transylvania and turning it into an adult theme park, which may have been something of a pipe dream.
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Verlander (8-1) flirted with his third career no-hitter, dominating the White Sox with a season-high 12 strikeouts while allowing just one baserunner entering the top of the seventh.
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They flirted with disaster throughout, and the Bengals were uncharitable guests, holding on for a 23-22 victory as Mike Nugent kicked a 47-yard field goal with 58 seconds left.
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In the past, Trump has flirted with the idea of a government shutdown, saying that it might be necessary in order to win support for a wall on the Mexican border.
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At the suggestion to add more feathers the pair took to the ground, kneeling at the base of Ms. Erivo's dress where the unfinished ends flirted with the studio's hardwood floor.
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There was even a brief moment Tuesday where Senate Republicans flirted with the idea of banning on-camera interviews in congressional hallways, a plan quickly reversed after outcry from the press.
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Although he flirted with music at Kwame Nkrumah, his business acumen led Eazi back to Nigeria, where he started his own e-commerce platform for trading stocks in Lagos at 23.
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I had done exactly what my therapist had suggested — disclosed to him and the group when I flirted with cabdrivers, slept with co-workers and had erotic dreams about dead celebrities.
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Paramount's "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" flirted with political controversy, drawing a rebuke from a CIA spokesman, will pulling off a solid $16 million opening over the three days.
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Russell Westbrook flirted with a triple-double with 27 points, eight assists and seven rebounds but the Rockets shot 853 percent and were 12 of 48 (25 percent) on 3-pointers.
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"We note that USDBRL flirted with the 4.19 level, but was once again unable to break 4.20, emphasizing the strong resistance at this level," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a note.
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Houston Rockets 121 - Denver Nuggets 105 Russell Westbrook flirted with a triple-double while James Harden added 27 points as Houston snapped a four-game skid with win over visiting Denver.
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This suggests the economy continues its gradual and steady recovery having flirted with recession earlier in the year, supported by record low interest rates and low inflation to boost real incomes.
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House Republicans this week will vote to condemn taxes on carbon dioxide emissions, slamming the door on an idea that some members of their party have flirted with in the past.
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After Canadian singer Justin Bieber performed at the 2012 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, speculations circulated that he flirted with Miranda Kerr, actor Orlando Bloom's then-wife and former Victoria's Secret model.
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He was a protégé of several Hall of Fame wrestlers, including Harry Fujiwara, also known as Mr. Fuji, who died last summer, and flirted many times with winning the organization's championship.
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Other Republicans have publicly flirted with their own challenges, including former Ohio Governor John Kasich, one of the many Republican candidates whom Trump defeated for the party's presidential nomination in 2016.
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Curry slammed the ball off the floor on a first-half fast break and watched it ricochet toward the rim with an apex that flirted with the top of the backboard.
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Kraft Heinz briefly flirted with buying Unilever, the British-Dutch maker of Dove soap, Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Hellmann's mayonnaise, but it quickly abandoned its approach amid a public backlash.
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He had flirted with a run in 1984, establishing himself as an estimable orator with a speech in Atlantic City invoking the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and the Rev.
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A: Italy&aposs anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and anti-immigration League party have each flirted with the idea of leaving the euro and regaining complete control over fiscal and monetary policy.
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Duffey helped limit Molitor's decision-making by getting eight groundouts, five outs in the air and four strikeouts while he flirted with perfection for the first time in his 2500 career starts.
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In it, Moby claimed Portman flirted with him in his dressing room when he was 33 and she was 20 and said he tried to date the actress in the early 2000s.
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So Can slipped away from the heady shadow of Stockhausen and all of that and flirted with rock and psych instead and then constructed thing that wasn't quite any of those things.
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He showed all of these skills earlier this year in "The Intruder," a real-estate thriller that flirted with some of the social implications that "Black and Blue" commits to without reservation.
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She confronts him with her recollection of how he treated her during his time as a guest lecturer at her university, claiming he focused all his attention on students he flirted with.
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He scored solo hits, too; his goofy, robotic solo debut Beatitude (1982), in particular, is weirder and tighter than the Cars' subsequent music, which flirted with '80s pop styles without fully committing.
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Gasol flirted with another by recording 19 points, nine rebounds and eight assists in Monday's 112-103 win at Brooklyn, and point guard Mike Conley carried the offensive load with 32 points.
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George H.W. Bush's political legacy inside his own party is limited — if candidate Trump flirted with a return to the realist foreign policy the first Bush preferred, it was never by name.
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During the 20153 election, according to Fortune magazine, when Mr. Trump flirted with an independent bid for president, he scheduled paid speeches in the same cities where he was holding political events.
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Searching for answers as to why the man who never ogled women or flirted with anyone else would cheat on her, she tracked down his estranged mother's phone number and called her.
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In Lough's " No More Champagne: Churchill and His Money," he outlines how Winston Churchill flirted with severe debt while projecting an image of wealth, with his limitless appetite for cigars and champagne.
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"The only one at the moment who's flirted with a shutdown is President Trump, who tweeted earlier this year that 'we could use a good shutdown to fix the mess,'" Schumer said.
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The little girl objectified by predatory men grows into the young woman who imagines her own objectification as a means of power—the post-feminist posture, flirted with by the third wave.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices flirted with both positive and negative territory on Tuesday, hovering around $50 a barrel on tentative signs that a persistent rise in U.S. crude production may be slowing.
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A few months ago, Mr Cain—who flirted with a bid to become Louisiana governor early last year—said he hoped to stay on regardless of who won the state's recent election.
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The pound last week flirted with the $1.40 mark but failed to break through it and head towards the $1.43 levels it hit in January when a dollar sell-off gathered steam.
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While Johnson compiled a ho-hum two-under-par 70 at Pebble Beach, Potter flirted with a sub-60 round at nearby Monterey Peninsula, one of three courses used for the event.
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The black-footed ferret has flirted with extinction more than once over the last few decades, with the population dwindling to just 18 ferrets on the whole planet by the early 80s.
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The only other artist I can think of who flirted with a similar misreading was Terry Gilliam, who back in the Monty Python days put Michelangelo's "David" through a jazzy quick-step.
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Facebook, meanwhile, has flirted with building a smartphone and is reported to be building a video chat device, yet the only hardware it has for now is a line of VR headsets.
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Chinese shares had also closed higher having flirted with 23-year lows at one point and while the yuan was down a third of a percent it was off its recent lows.
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Shu has flirted with selling the company and sources speculated that he would accept an offer at the right price, even though his official position is that Deliveroo is not for sale.
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Ryan, Mitt Romney's vice presidential running mate in 22019, flirted with a presidential bid of his own in 2016, penning a book titled "The Way Forward" before the primary season kicked off.
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Russell Westbrook flirted with his 19th triple-double, finishing with a team-high 27 points, eight rebounds and a game-high nine assists, as the Thunder snapped a two-game losing streak.
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" At parties, she flirted intently, but by the time she and a partner were together in bed, she said, "I'd kind of get hit with this realization that I was physically disconnected.
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So to find an RPG-like game that literally put you on God's side to face down what amounted to Satan in a story that flirted with premillennialist concepts felt like vindication.
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" Evans says Riccitiello and other men in management positions "spoke openly about women in a sexual manner, made sexist jokes, and flirted with and pursued sexual relationships with female employees and contractors.
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According to several witness statements, Eccleston openly flirted with female employees, inappropriately touched them at the office and social gatherings, excessively drank at work events, and engaged in sexual relationships with coworkers.
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In one mission, as she described it, she flirted with an officer who worked at the train station so that she could learn when munitions would be delivered to the German front.
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The nihilistic cabaret singer character marked a period where Bowie publicly flirted with fascism — saying, "Britain could benefit from a Fascist leader," and being detained by Soviet customs for owning Nazi memorabilia.
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But the shifting odds on Brexit have moved stock, bond and foreign exchange markets, especially in the past two weeks, as the government of Prime Minister Theresa May has flirted with disaster.
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Mr. Cuban, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team and a co-host of "Shark Tank," is another outspoken critic of President Trump who has flirted with a presidential run.
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The ad buy is the latest in a series of steps that Mr. Bloomberg, who has flirted with past presidential runs but has always demurred, has taken before formally declaring his bid.
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Brazil is expected to export roughly half a million vehicles this year, Anfavea said, down from nearly 843,000 a decade ago, despite a currency that flirted with 12-year lows this year.
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The former sheriff also played a major role in the "birther" movement questioning former President Obama's birthplace, a conspiracy theory that Trump himself flirted with until deep into his own presidential bid.
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In August 1955, Till was beaten, shot and mutilated in Money, Mississippi, four days after it was alleged that the black 14-year-old from Chicago had flirted with a white woman.
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In his books, he frequently depicted himself as sexually irresistible, claiming that all of the women on The Apprentice flirted with him and saying that married women had thrown themselves at him.
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After World War II, the Italian Neo-Realist Roberto Rossellini flirted with adapting the novel; the French director Marcel Carné and the writer Jacques Prévert, both of "Children of Paradise," also expressed interest.
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If you've flirted with the idea of buying a robot vacuum you may also have stepped back from the brink in unfolding horror at the alphabetic soup of branded discs popping into view.
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On Friday, blue chip shares in the Dow Industrial Average flirted with the psychologically charged 20,000 level, which have largely been driven higher by anticipation over President-elect Donald Trump's business-friendly policies.
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The narrative Clinton flirted with — a compromised candidate receiving direct support from a foreign government to disrupt an election — is hilariously old fashioned; The Manchurian Candidate is literally more than 24 years old.
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Rea flirts with no-hitter as Padres down Mets SAN DIEGO — During Thursday's game against the New York Mets, San Diego starter Colin Rea flirted with the first no-hitter in Padres history.
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CROWN ON TOP In the currency markets, the pound flirted with two-week lows after the PMI data and stood at $1.2568, on course for its fifth drop in the last six sessions.
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"All throughout the evening, he flirted and stared at me as if I was a piece of meat," she writes of the initial encounter, which she says took place in the hotel lobby.
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Then on March 21 — exactly one year after Johnson flirted with Williams and he accused her of dissing him — Johnson returned to the Pebble Beach, California, hotel where he began their texting banter.
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But having flirted seriously with this course during the first Bush administration only to rebuild his identity as a mostly orthodox Bush-style Republican, he showed no inclination to actually take this step.
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Mike Huckabee flirted with populism in the primary but never fleshed out an agenda, and the eventual nominee, John McCain, was an "honor and country" candidate who didn't care much about economic policy.
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China's yuan hit its weakest level in a month against the dollar, India's rupee flirted with record lows hit the previous week and the Philippine peso plumbed its lowest level since end-2005.
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I have tons of photos from Disney World when I was around four or five, and all I can remember about that trip is how my dad (embarrassingly) flirted with the Little Mermaid.
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PHILADELPHIA — Three of the biggest names in Democratic politics sought to get their party's national convention back on track Monday evening after it flirted with potentially disastrous disunity for much of the day.
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"To read the online commentary, one would think that President Trump just fundamentally corrupted the American character," David French, a staff writer who flirted a third-party challenge in last year's election, lamented.
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"When elected officials speak as though they are above the truth, they will act as though they are above the law," said Bloomberg, who flirted with a potential independent presidential bid in 2016.
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It's not the first time Uber has flirted with helicopter rides: It's ferried people by chopper at the Cannes Film Festival, Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, and even between Manhattan and the Hamptons.
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Michigan guard Zak Irvin flirted with a triple-double, and guard Duncan Robinson scored 215 points, helping the Wolverines push past struggling Rutgers 248-103 Wednesday at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Vodafone and Liberty have flirted repeatedly with a major deal in recent years, and the option now on the table would exclude Liberty's UK assets while including operations in other central European markets.
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Ryan Harrison, now 22, flirted with the sport's upper echelon and was ranked 212rd in the world in 212 before sliding back down the mountain, into last week's United States Open qualifying tournament.
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Peter Kellner, an experienced British pollster, noted on Monday that in previous referendums, voters in Britain briefly flirted with taking the country in a new direction, but ended up backing the status quo.
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Many of the state's residents may have flirted with the idea, but the news out of Britain revived the debate, inspired a Texit hashtag and raised the hopes of the Texas secession movement.
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This isn't the first time that Franco has been accused of sexual misconductThe actor was heavily criticized in 2014, when it was revealed he flirted with a 17-year-old girl on Instagram.
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The clincher was a bold drive on the 26th hole that flirted with edge of a pot bunker, a wedge to 5 feet and a birdie putt that made him a major champion.
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One old woman flirted with Pawpaw, telling him she used to serve him french fries and fried liver when she was a little girl and worked at Morrison's Drive Inn over toward Logan.
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Trump's election win has also helped bolster Goldman shares, which have flirted with an all-time high as investors anticipate laxer financial regulation, lower taxes and pro-growth policies, according to the WSJ.
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During the 2016 election campaign, the Trump camp flirted with anti-Semitic memes and images, including tweeting a six-pointed star atop a pile of money next to an image of Hillary Clinton.
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Via her XXXTentacion collaboration and her short-run relationship with Lil Xan (with whom she also released a song, "Live or Die"), Ms. Cyrus has flirted with the outlaw vigor of SoundCloud rap.
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When he became executive director of King's civil rights platform, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, in 1960, Mr. Walker imposed discipline and professionalism, leading with a virtuosity that some felt flirted with cynicism.
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Johnson said Moore had been hired by her mother to handle a custody petition for her 713-year-old son, and though her mother also attended the meeting, Moore flirted with her through.
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Hurts then flirted with a touchdown when he found Calvin Ridley wide open in the end zone thanks to broken coverage, but the pass sailed over Ridley's head, taking away Alabama's best opportunity.
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Some members of the CDU, currently in coalition with the SPD in Saxony, have flirted with the idea of cooperating with the AfD but Kretschmer, and the federal party, has ruled this out.
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" I flirted with that with Billy Bob's character, Lorne Malvo [Billy Bob Thornton's character from Season 1], who said, "I haven't had a piece of pie like that since the Garden of Eden.
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Mateen flirted first with the Shia militant group Hezbollah and then with the Sunni militant group al Qaeda, according to co-workers, before he finally settled on the ultra-violent Sunni group, ISIS.
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Though born in 1977, Mr. Macron has flirted with the cultural version of 1968, exemplified by his relaxed attitude on sexual morality and his rhetorical support for a "diverse and varied" national culture.
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He ran for the New York City Council as a Republican in 2003 and lost, and later flirted briefly with running for the New York State Senate, but dropped out after a month.
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Meanwhile, the fashion designer Thom Browne, who has long flirted with installation and performance art in his theatrical runway shows, debuts his first public artwork, "Palm Tree I" (233139), at the Moore Building.
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The three-term congressman flirted with a Senate run for the second time this year, several months after he initially declined to challenge Tillis, a first-term senator in a critical battleground state.
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In fact, actors on both sides of the current civil war have flirted with anti-Semitic language and Nazi symbolism — and, at the same time, have accused the other side of scapegoating Jews.
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Other high-profile papers in major media markets have flirted with billionaire buyers (the New York Times and Mike Bloomberg, the Los Angeles Times and Eli Broad), but the industry trend is clear.
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" He brags constantly about how women are just falling all over themselves to get on top of him, and that "all of the women on The Apprentice flirted with me — consciously or unconsciously.
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The driving force is extrovert, quirky CEO Jorgen Vig Knudstorp, appointed in 2004, a year after the company flirted with bankruptcy, and the first chief executive from outside the Kristiansen clan, Denmark's richest family.
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Inslee will officially announce that plan during a policy speech in Los Angeles on Friday where he will be joined by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, a Democrat who flirted with a 2020 run.
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The Canadian dollar also flirted with four-month lows, trading at C$1.3488 per U.S. dollar, after the Bank of Canada removed wording around the need for future hikes and lowered its growth forecast.
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