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The installation at Hamburger Bahnhof is accompanied by half a dozen performances of Imhof's works "For Ever Rage" (2015) and "For Ever Rage – Seances" (2015).
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Women will talk for ever if you don't stop them.
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KUMAIL CAME WITH THE WORD IVE BEEN SAYING FOR EVER.
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Such an arrangement will not, of course, last for ever.
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The forbearance of foreign investors will not last for ever.
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Why did you get involved with Make Up For Ever?
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I felt like I was in a bubble for ever.
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Even so, China's status quo cannot be sustained for ever.
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The domestic economy cannot endure brutal global trading conditions for ever.
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Because it's something that's going to last for ever and ever.
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More and more homes were signing up for ever more channels.
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And, they produce a need for ever more and stronger outrage.
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The story may not be off the front pages for ever.
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We cannot negotiate for ever, we need to see the results.
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The sticking-plaster solutions in Turkey and Libya cannot last for ever.
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She then went on to apologize for ever calling her mom fat.
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Wariness of regulation may delay the e-behemoths, but not for ever.
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Right now I love the Make Up For Ever pro light fusion.
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Joblessness cannot fall for ever, so, unless productivity accelerates, growth must fall.
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" Added another, "I feel like an idiot for ever dissing this dude.
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As the river is stilled, precious identities risk being lost for ever.
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And we're starting with the latter, thanks to Make Up For Ever.
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Make Up For Ever knows that the sweaty makeup struggle is real.
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It's a significant event and you live with the consequences for ever.
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Ansari realises that he might not be a TikTok influencer for ever.
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Critics have scolded Gottlieb for ever giving e-cigarette companies more time.
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For better or worse, the world -- and markets -- have changed for ever.
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Our grandkids will make fun of us for ever having used a keyboard.
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Autocrats who plan to stay in power for ever need to indoctrinate children.
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"I think history will say we changed industrial robots for ever," said Eckert.
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But that could change: China's autocrats may not be as clumsy for ever.
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But he will not be able to duck the big decisions for ever.
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It didn't stay a fairy tale for ever, with her marriage eventually crumbling.
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Even Brazil's well-run lenders cannot defy the laws of finance for ever.
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If memories are garbled before they are stored, they are lost for ever.
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But that does not give the liberators a right to govern for ever.
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He must sear the memory of the Holocaust on human minds for ever.
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Growth in China will not last for ever, especially if trade tensions continue.
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Thanks a lot corporate dems for ever inviting these people into the tent.
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Rising retail prices for ever-fancier smartphones, though, may soon spoil the party.
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I love you for ever and always constantly giving the ultimate glory to God.
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China threatens force should Taiwan formally declare that it will remain independent for ever.
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"He should be locked away for ever and never come back," says one widow.
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"We have this love for ever-changing environments," says Bloober Team writer Barbara Kciuk.
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Has Make Up For Ever officially perfected the matte-but-not-flat foundation formula?
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The LME, moreover, has refused to join the arms race for ever faster speed.
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Excelsior, which is Latin for "ever upward" is the state motto of New York.
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High school years spent playing soldier helped make Trump insatiable for ever-higher ranks.
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As for ever reuniting with G-Eazy -- Halsey has a strong take on that.
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Pin it deep into your vein and try for ever to get off it.
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But it's not going to be sustainable to keep up maximum pressure for ever.
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"It's a tough job and nobody wants to do it for ever," he said.
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The Ultra HD Powder from Make Up For Ever is a staple in my kit.
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It's regretful that he passed, but as they say, life doesn't go on for ever.
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For investors, this translates into greater scepticism and a need for ever more thorough analysis.
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But, unlike other forms of health insurance, the premium need not be paid for ever.
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The move is part of a broad effort to speed delivery for ever-demanding customers.
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But it's not available for ever restaurant; Google currently supports services including DoorDash, Postmates, Delivery.
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Moreover, the argument does not suppose that unemployment can fall for ever without inflation surging.
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Their doctrines condemn your forefathers and mine for ever having settled in these United States.
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You listen to Donald Trump and feel disgusted for ever having had hope at all.
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We are not bringing a virus in that could wipe out our agricultural sector for ever.
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It is becoming ever clearer, however, that this era of digital exceptionalism cannot last for ever.
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I buy grocery list apps as a substitute for ever actually going to the grocery store.
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Others fear that if they don't go back soon, they may be kept out for ever.
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Ardent Brexiteers worry that, ensconced in such a halfway house, Britain would stay put for ever.
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In most places mobile giants and a few banks still dominate, but maybe not for ever.
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Where they succeed, they can make you feel foolish for ever having spent so much more.
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Such pressures make it easy to assume that Europolis will remain for ever out of reach.
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Their worry was that these satellites and their successors could change the night sky for ever.
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"MAC and Make Up For Ever shadows and lipsticks are strewn throughout my kit," says Horochowski.
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The ledger's demand for ever more data might be the most unnerving aspect of the presentation.
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The analogy with wholesale state kleptocracy was too sharp, and the film was banned for ever.
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Once near universal, did the zip mutate into ever better forms fit for ever more markets?
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The quest for ever more transparency is a search for certainty that monetary policymakers cannot offer.
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That will not work for ever—which is why investors are right to be so worried.
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All questions about the expansion are closed for a very long time, if not for ever.
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And it cannot continue for ever without some customers rethinking whether to buy insurance at all.
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If I'm really amping it up, I'll add a lip liner from Make Up For Ever.
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And like any addiction, their desire for ever-greater entitlement — and attendant sense of grandiosity — grew.
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He upped the ante in 1986 (six years after their breakup), with "Charlotte For Ever" (Feb.
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But as carmakers plan for ever more battery power, even these figures could quickly seem too low.
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Modiface applies specific shades from popular brands (including Inglot and Make Up For Ever) to your face.
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Ah well, at least now we know there are limits to our desires for ever bigger batteries.
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The Hitch and other teams will continue to work around the clock for ever more satisfactory solutions.
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You know, aside from silently cursing myself for ever opening my big mouth about love at all.
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The long-term trend is for ever more women to complete a basic education (see chart 2.0).
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But he cannot defy for ever the laws of economics or the international coalition ranged against him.
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In both cases, the buzz was about how the immersive technology would change viewing habits for ever.
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Technology hotspots fade with time—for one to stay pre-eminent for ever would be very peculiar.
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And are you going to go on for ever Laying that golden egg, That addled golden egg?
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," he said.
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"Could you leave a policeman to guard every one of our doors for ever?" asks a woman.
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There are always alternative path to career but loss of self respect and dignity is for ever.
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This copper is Make Up for Ever Star Lit Powder Glow and Shimmer in Antic Gold ($212).
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Proponents of tougher fuel economy standards used these circumstances to argue for ever-more fuel-efficient cars.
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The pharmaceutical industry is ramping up its public relations efforts as it braces for ever-increasing scrutiny.
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But I've found in life that there are only three methods for ever convincing anyone of anything.
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In fact, Kid Rock thinks you're pretty dumb for ever believing he might be running for Senate.
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The political class has protected itself and its desire for ever-expanding government by glossing over this truth.
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But foreign governments are emerging as popular targets as well, putting taxpayers at risk for ever-larger claims.
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LONDON — If the Internet has taught us one incontrovertible fact, it's that your words last for ever online.
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The group got organized -- extorting locals, robbing banks, aiming for ever larger attacks, and eventually declaring their caliphate.
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Still, Mr Mugabe cannot live for ever, and the economy is in an even worse state than usual.
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If the economy grows faster than interest builds up, the government could run a small deficit for ever.
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The trust aims to "preserve and protect the heritage at our places and spaces—for ever, for everyone".
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That does not mean, of course, that presidents know how judges will vote on each issue for ever.
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The army has threatened political protesters with violence, and has vowed to stand by the CPP "for ever".
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In this new, formalised set-up, investors decide once and for ever how to divide their financial wealth.
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Such advances will reduce prices, making armour affordable for ever more motorists, whether they need it or not.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," the post said.
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Watch: Backstage with RuPaul's Drag Race Do people you perform for ever treat you like a sex object?
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The tariff produced a massive surplus in revenue, which was appropriated for ever- generous pensions for Union soldiers.
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Instead of state governments paying for ever-rising college costs, the federal government — and taxpayers — foot the bill.
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As a result, scientists have been looking for ever-more-extreme situations in which to test these theories.
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A company is offering music lovers the chance to join the likes of Beethoven and Schubert for … ever.
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It was the moment the entire world had longed for ever since lurching into war four years earlier.
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Donors could leave a tip for Ever Loved, but otherwise it charged nothing beyond credit card processing fees.
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If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — for ever.
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By my count, only three songs on For Ever actually feature the word "love" but I get his point.
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But the good times will not last for ever, says Loren Thompson of the Lexington Institute, a think-tank.
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They have reversed much of this expansion over the past decade but that strategy cannot go on for ever.
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It laid a template for success, based on helping others spiritually and financially, which I've strived for ever since.
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"They won't be able to run away from elections for ever," Salvini told reporters as Conte met the president.
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Mr Kagame cannot live for ever, and the only robust, independent institution he has built is the RPF itself.
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Western hegemony has left a huge imprint on the world, but it was never destined to last for ever.
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As the world keeps pushing for ever-thinner devices, the hardware industry keeps shrinking parts down beyond the miniscule.
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As rents and demand rise, tenants are looking for ever more amenities, and outdoor space is a big one.
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And at some point we will have enough power that we will clear them from the streets for ever.
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The transition to clean energy is partly driven by the need for ever bigger efforts to tackle global warming.
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Their demands for ever-larger rebates has forced manufacturers to use higher list prices as a benchmark, he said.
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" Hartwell's response states that Pulliam, 37, "should be ashamed of herself for ever making such false and offensive allegations.
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The Kellogg-Briand pact was signed here in 1928, pledging to outlaw the aggressive resort to arms for ever.
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Worst of all was the title the press fastened on her for ever and ever and ever, "vice queen".
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The reason is simple: At some point, the endless press for ever-stricter environmental regulation actually harms the environment.
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In fact, the elite case for ever-freer trade, the one that the public hears, is largely a scam.
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"We cannot assume the UK is predestined to remain at the heart of this market for ever," Jenrick said.
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America could not borrow from abroad for ever, and persistent current-account deficits ate away at its export industries.
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They could exchange a regime of higher taxes and regulation for ever-expanding crony capitalist opportunities and political protection.
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President Trump would likely sign the bill into law and it might open doors for ever-looser silencer laws.
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This would mean that from May 20th 2019 the constants will themselves be fixed at their current values for ever.
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Some opposition figures, western and Arab diplomats fear that if Assad stays in power, the violence will simmer for ever.
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The Destiny-style grind for ever-better loot is meant to carry you well past the bounds of the plot.
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The ball is running for ever and the 156-strong field are dealing with alien conditions for a Scottish links.
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A despot with a messianic streak who aims to rule for ever is not a recipe for long-term stability.
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If even one of the fusion startups succeeds, the world's electricity supply will be guaranteed—and carbon free—for ever.
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The Vision Fund intensifies an existing trend for ever-greater wads of money to pour into startups, pumping up valuations.
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We'd opt for a long-wearing cream, like Make Up For Ever Aqua XL shadow, for a look like this.
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He or she will undoubtedly have your charmingly crooked smile and win at life for ever [sic] and ever amen.
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We used Koh Gen Doh foundation, Makeup For Ever concealer, Giorgio Armani liquid blush, and Clé de Peau loose powder.
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This is the moment everyone has been waiting for ever since the Brexit vote stunned the entire world last summer.
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A fact the beauty company Make Up For Ever had to learn the hard way on social media on Tuesday.
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Like ignoring the reality that its race for ever-faster and more efficient customer service can come with unintended repercussions.
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"Greg Lake will stay in my heart for ever, as he has always been," Young added in a Facebook post.
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"I found justice in jihad, and dignity and bravery in leaving my old life for ever," he wrote on Twitter.
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Skaters, perhaps having found the ceiling of what they can physically withstand, have largely stopped hunting for ever-bigger drops.
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Make Up For Ever Water Blend Face & Body Foundation is quite fluid, with a formula that's 80 percent purified water.
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That in turn kicked off another frenzy: of companies selling kits that test for ever-more newly discovered cancer genes.
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Japanese company Bauhutte has eliminated the need for ever standing or even sitting again, thanks to its gaming bed concept.
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If enough economists emulate the innovative spirit and scholarly care of this year's laureates, it will not remain for ever.
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Melrose's Chairman Christopher Miller said its approach was to "invest as if we were to own the business for ever".
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"I think of something Fred Shero, the former Flyers coach said: 'Win today, we'll be together for ever,'" Dunphy said.
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The two years she spent on "Never For Ever" resulted in a richer, more mystical, more sonically and thematically diverse record.
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Second, many firms have geared up their balance-sheets in the belief that the good times will roll on for ever.
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Among the deals are discounted gift sets from cult-favorite brands like GlamGlow, Too Faced, Make Up For Ever, and more.
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When Deng Xiaoping counselled his compatriots to "lie low and bide your time", none of them thought he meant for ever.
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One could see Haiti as a microcosm: Global resources are scarcer, and those in unimpeded power reach for ever-diminishing spoils.
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Harvill Secker; £216.99A lovingly reimagined life of an ordinary man whose life was for ever marked by the first world war.
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Sephora has declined to comment on the matter, and we've reached out Nelson and Make Up For Ever for more information.
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We need to find laws that are more appropriate for ever-longer lives and therefore for varying circumstances at life's end.
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Homan's kit included beauty classics, including items from Nars, Dior, Anastasia Beverly Hills, YSL Beauty, Make Up For Ever and more.
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Which is why it's no surprise that she's partnering with Make Up For Ever as the face of their Artist franchise.
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Airlines instead ask for volunteers, offering free tickets for ever-increasing sums to get fliers to take the next available flight.
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And if Make Up For Ever is shook now, just wait until the bad gal drops her holiday collection next month.
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For the folks out there who don't want to sacrifice look for coverage, Make Up For Ever has answered your calls.
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Carnegie, a steel baron, and Alfred Nobel, a dynamite tycoon, both became obsessed by the idea of abolishing war for ever.
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And Obama and Trump are fated to be judged against one for ever, and this is just an early historical skirmish.
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"America should forget for ever the idea of one-sided negotiations under the shadow of a threat," spokesman Bahram Qassemi said.
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LONDON — Vine won't be around for ever, so it's important that we make the most of it while it's still here.
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So, we asked some of our favorite pro artists which Make Up For Ever products they can't live without, and why.
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In 20193, a number of actors who have appeared in Allen's movies made public apologies for ever having worked with him.
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Those brokers then sell those bugs for ever higher sums to governments and intelligence and law enforcement agencies around the world.
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We're all stuck inside with nothing to do, and reading, gaming, and exercising isn't going to keep everyone entertained for ever.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," the chief of naval operations, Adm.
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" Without grime, "we have two options: break our backs for ever in a warehouse, or sell drugs and go to jail.
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In recent years, online giants like Amazon have pushed for ever-faster delivery times, sometimes delivering orders on the same day.
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Mr. Graham, with the work's stark conclusion, leaves you feeling like a simplistic ninny for ever thinking it might have been.
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See, if electricity buyers get to buy from the lowest bidder, then those bidders will have to compete for ever-lower prices.
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If your spring cold seems to be lasting for-ever, you might be wondering… is it safe to have sex while sick?
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Mindy's red carpet makeup and skin essentials include Avya Skincare, NARs blush, Make Up For Ever powder and Kevyn Aucoin eye shadow.
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A "light layer" of Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Foundation mixed with Urban Decay Naked Skin One & Done Complexion Perfector 222.
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Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation is a matte liquid that gives off a flawless finish — even on camera.
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Although workers themselves do not disappear through disuse, the time they could have spent contributing to the economy is squandered for ever.
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Without progress to a state, the PA cannot maintain security co-operation with Israel for ever; nor can it regain its credibility.
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Improving the ability of old muscles to repair themselves, for instance, might not be enough to fend off the Reaper for ever.
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Firms, he said, have been absorbing the cost to keep prices low, but will not be able to do so for ever.
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Liberals of the early 20th century had believed that integrated global markets, propped up by the gold standard, would endure for ever.
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It was the Beth moment that I had been waiting for ever since she gave William the third degree in episode 2.
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And of course mountaineers are for ever seeking new "lines", as they call routes, up mountains whose tops have already been reached.
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These changes have caused water shortages and power blackouts that have merely heightened the demand for ever more trees from the forest.
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McAllen, Texas (CNN)It was an agonizing 36 or so hours for Ever Alexander Morejon Gonzalez and his 7-year-old boy.
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The lesson here (as far as we can tell) -- you're never too famous to get down and dirty for ever-lasting fame.
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Sometimes I do a powder blush from Laura Mercier, and sometimes I do a HD cream blush from Make Up for Ever.
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"Society needs a big and genuinely mass protest," wrote Yashin, who said Putin's changes amounted to a move to "rule for ever".
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State and city lawmakers, in turn, rezoned neighborhoods for ever-taller buildings, cut protections for renters and subsidized residents of luxury towers.
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Make Up For Ever Artist Acrylip Lip Paint comes in a tube you might expect to find in an artists' supply store.
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Activist investing has attracted larger and larger pools of money, allowing managers like Mr. Peltz to hunt for ever-bigger corporate game.
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The record stock market has some business owners on the deal sidelines as they hold out for ever-higher prices, he added.
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Still, both Mayor Bill de Blasio and his predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, rezoned large sections of the city for ever taller buildings.
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Nearby, and also of major interest to me, was Brazilian Maria Bonomi's impressive print retrospective Printmaking for Ever at the Jakopič Gallery.
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MILAN (Reuters) - League's loyalty to Italian coalition partner M5S is unreasonable and can't last for ever, cabinet secretary Giancarlo Giorgetti said on Monday.
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The anti-abortion policy agenda he's fought for ever since he inherited his seat in Congress in 2005 is marching through state legislatures.
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"You call an office and the phone rings for ever because no one is there any more," says Ed Hodson, the research boss.
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The wounds of war will scar them for ever, and you will have an even more bitter and hateful diaspora to contend with.
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"No job lasts for ever," the paper chides, adding that multinational firms, American investors and consumers gained handsomely overall from trade with China.
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The appetite for ever-riskier bets recalls the recklessness that led up to the financial crisis, which began a decade ago this week.
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"It's on-trend with the heavy resurgence of '90s style," says Lijha Stewart, director of artistry and education for Make Up For Ever.
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Given the tepid recovery and increasingly volatile global financial system, it is easy to sympathize with calls for ever more accommodative monetary policy.
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In 2015, the Institute for Women's Policy Research determined that women still make roughly 80 cents for ever dollar earned by a man.
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"The dockyard has been part of the problem in Portsmouth almost for ever," says Nicholas Phelps, an economic geographer at University College London.
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"There's a tendency to run things for ever, sometimes, and then you end up selling at the wrong times," the fund manager added.
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Oh, and she's also the first trans woman to sign a cosmetics contract, which she did with Make Up For Ever in 2015.
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Perhaps the most important lesson from Cleveland is that the likelihood that you're going to remain a top cluster for ever is small.
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A vast and growing majority remained incarcerated, like Boyer, on death row under a threat of execution for ever longer periods of time.
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Most face palettes include exactly what you see in the photos online, but Make Up For Ever is doing things a little differently.
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The Make Up For Ever Aqua Lip Waterproof Lip Liner lasts so long, it won't budge even if you swim a few laps.
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They show the mayor asking Mr. Rechnitz for ever greater sums of money; he received access and the cachet that came with it.
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When it came to fixing up makeup, Grayson relied on Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Concealer and Maybelline Lash Sensational Waterproof Mascara.
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Britain wants it made clear that an EU treaty phrase calling for "ever closer union" among peoples does not mean more political integration.
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Clearly this rise cannot go on for ever because at some point low-skilled workers would be priced out of the labour market.
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He believes political and corporate leaders undermine citizens' rights with their hidden, self- interested maneuvering for ever more power and ever larger profits.
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What is really happening here is that the Russian state is striving for ever more complete domination over mass media and the Internet.
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But with this acceleration comes the need for ever more sophisticated equipment, highly educated and experienced researchers and a complex infrastructure of support.
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But in a world where software is everywhere, and computerised cars or medical devices can kill people directly, it cannot be ducked for ever.
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Transistors are everywhere—in your computer, car, phone, and refrigerator—but they're not shrinking fast enough to satisfy our hunger for ever-faster devices.
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When one person asked her what she would do if photo editing apps disappeared for ever, she came back with the most epic response.
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It does not even have to last for ever, only long enough to provide a safe and warm space for those crucial early years.
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But in recent years Goldman's status slipped in electronic trading because its technology did not keep up with client demands for ever-faster trades.
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Charles started by applying a base from Pixi Glow Mist, then added Make Up For Ever Cover Stick Foundation and Tarte Shape Tape concealer.
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The plan was profoundly wrong as an approach, and the execution compounded the misery, as the government had no plan for ever reuniting families.
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Divides like that — over dry policy doctrine or gut-level appeal, or both — make the satisfying clarification Mr. Ryan yearns for ever more distant.
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However, he warned France might not be able to count on rock-bottom interest rates for ever, especially if foreign debt-holders took fright.
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He was forced to spend a bunch of time and money scrambling to find enough donors necessary to qualify for ever-increasing debate requirements.
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"The provocation-makers are going to regret for ever how horrible the aftermath of their reckless firing first will be," it was quoted as saying.
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But many fear Bangladesh's government will not wait for ever for the Rohingyas' consent—especially since the aid money that sustains them is running out.
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Sources said on Friday Vivendi was bidding for a stake in Spain's largest sports broadcasting rights firm as it shops around for ever more content.
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Jungle's 'For Ever' is due out on Friday 14 September via XL—the band play Noisey Festival in Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday 1 November, too.
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In 2017, a child shopping with their parent at a Sephora store in Augusta, Georgia, destroyed over $1,000 worth of Make Up For Ever products.
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No government can keep spending substantially in excess of revenues for ever, and the likelihood of a financial crisis increases as such behaviour remains unchecked.
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Homan had plenty of foundation at the ready to get just the right skin tone, including options from Chanel, Smashbox and Make Up For Ever.
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When webcomic site The Oatmeal created its stupidly viral "moist" flowchart in 2015, those of us unafflicted surrendered all hope for ever salvaging the word.
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Although some dispute whether the government is right to be selling its land, few would argue for holding on to the bank shares for ever.
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Today, Kehlani announced a huge partnership with Make Up For Ever, a brand that has just as many badass, boundary-pushing fans as the singer.
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Families should have more ways to use their own savings to help their children find quality educational opportunities and prepare for ever-changing workforce needs.
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But investors cannot be expected to be patient for ever; they need a mechanism to tell them when they are pouring money down the drain.
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For many years to come, and perhaps for ever, human institutions, flawed though they are, will be a smarter bet than relentless, bug-ridden code.
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The party had come to hope for ever-closer links with Europe, together with a gradual weakening of the bond between Northern Ireland and Britain.
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We don't need a tax cut that will lead to higher deficits that will then be used as a rationale for ever more spending cuts.
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Yet Mr Bewkes must know that, like the best shows, the TV business cannot carry on for ever—at least, not while maintaining its plump margins.
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That's why we always direct our friends to brands that have great shade ranges like Kat Von D, Lancôme, MAC, Make Up For Ever, and Revlon.
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So I was like, 'Well, we'll start making our own films, because we can't just sit around for ever and wait for them to come along.
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Leave aside, for one moment, the legal and political hurdles that could delay the impeachment or dismissal of Mr Trump for years, if not for ever.
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Many American cities and states are turning to renewables for ever more of their electricity, imposing tougher energy-efficiency standards on buildings, or electrifying public buses.
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GEORGE MARSHALL'S name is immortal, for ever attached to the visionary plan for rebuilding Europe that he oversaw as America's secretary of state in 1947-49.
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The move led to a sharp drop in the Moderates' popularity, but it will be hard for mainstream parties to lock out the populists for ever.
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"Fortnite" will not remain a hit for ever; a rival game called "Apex Legends" signed up 25m players in the week after its launch last month.
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Barose started by sweeping a thick layer of pink cream shadow (like Make Up For Ever Waterproof Cream Color in Fresh Pink) all over the lid.
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And there seems little doubt that Facebook's hunger for ever more pageviews, and ever more time-on-site, is only accelerating its filter bubbles and polarization.
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So the elite case for ever-freer trade is largely a scam, which voters probably sense even if they don't know exactly what form it's taking.
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And, heads up: If you're in the Los Angeles, Atlanta, or New Jersey areas this April, Make Up For Ever has an extra treat for you.
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Briggs knew he couldn't stay on infliximab for ever and he was tired of dealing with the cycle of flare-up and remission with his disease.
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This will include investing in engineering and product talent, "so we can adapt our product for ever more countries and build ever better instant payment rails".
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The pressure to meet those demands, and the demand for ever-cheaper labor, are at odds with the move toward transparency and tightly managed supply chains.
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Second are Matchbox cars, something that I've been personally lobbying for ever since Hot Wheels got into the hall of fame a number of years ago.
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But incomes have risen surprisingly slowly—partly, the government reckons, because firms are choosing to automate rather than compete for ever scarcer workers by raising wages.
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"Opel's been losing money for ever, it's sub-critical mass and there's no interesting technology," said the executive, who helped draw up the original alliance plan.
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"There's a tendency to run things for ever, sometimes, and then you end up selling at the wrong times," added Lofthouse, whose fund holds Deutsche Telekom shares.
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In the months and years that followed, Fukushima became both a market and a proving ground for ever-advancing robot technologies designed to operate in hazardous conditions.
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But Britain's tough ring-fencing regulation and the requirement for ever-thicker capital safety cushions mean the universal banking strategy is increasingly expensive for banks to pursue.
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"Karl For Ever" sought not only to highlight Lagerfeld's long list of achievements as grand couturier, photographer or publisher, but to highlight the man behind the glasses.
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Meanwhile London's politicians, whatever their public commitment to keeping Northern Ireland in the union, often let slip their hunch that Irish partition might not last for ever.
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And it seems the different neural patterns of a language are imprinted in our brains for ever, even if we don't speak it after we've learned it.
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Sold for ever-increasing amounts in Dutch marketplaces and auctions, alongside other "exotic" collectibles like shells and fine art, tulips demanded vast speculative investment from their buyers.
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Yes, the carefully curated spaces of the inspired workspace are extensions of networking technology that keeps us surveilled and working for ever more hours of the day.
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In certain ways I would be hesitant to really pass judgment on anybody for ever using these things or doing whatever they want to do on them.
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On the cover of her third album Never For Ever, Kate wears a dress with a print pattern of clouds, as she queefs out swans, bats, cats.
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She swears by NYX Cosmetics High Definition Blush in Taupe, Dior Diorskin Star Foundation and Make Up For Ever Aqua Brow Eyebrow Corrector, to name a few.
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But what Miitomo does have in abundance is the sleek, appealing quirkiness that Nintendo's had a knack for ever since titles like Wii Fit and Brain Age.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has accused Greece of "fleeing" efforts to reunite Cyprus and said Turkey will retain troops there for ever to protect minority ethnic Turks.
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Additionally, new rules on trucking have caused logjams in deliveries and transportation price spikes while suppliers at home and abroad are digging in for ever-higher prices.
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Philippe said that for ever 100 euros Germany raised in taxes it spent 98 euros, while France spent 125 euros for every 117 euros levied in taxes.
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In his quest for ever-more-peculiar subjects, he visited exotic pet stores, chatted up veterinarians, and joined Facebook groups for teacup pigs and giant African gastropods.
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"I just got to speak out as a parent and apologize to this man for ever speaking ill on his name and his company," Mr. West said.
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Why, if Bolton was hoping that his book would make the best-seller list, would he possibly risk its prospects for ever seeing the light of day?
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Gharmoush sat next to her seven-year-old granddaughter - the child of the daughter who was killed four years ago, who she has cared for ever since.
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So far, only Poland, a newer EU member that like the U.K. is critical of calls for "ever-closer union," has signaled openness to a second U.K. referendum.
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: Much of the film's big wizarding-politics material will be appreciated mostly by those who thirst for ever more backstory in Rowling's universe.
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Yet when her patients die, she realises as dawn breaks that "they'd missed it for ever now and you were still here with everything in front of you".
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The firm, Fashion Enter, is facing demands for ever cheaper clothing from high-street stores who themselves are resorting to almost permanent discounts to win over careful shoppers.
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In the developing world, where swelling populations, increased urbanization, and growing economies create a demand for ever more food — produced quickly and inexpensively — pesticide application rates are rising.
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"Russia will benefit most in coming years," he said, because the younger ice will allow ships including LNG tankers to navigate for ever longer between Asia and Europe.
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Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Ben (Sam Trammell) finally get into the brawl that we've been waiting for ever since we saw Ben making eyes at Rebecca (Mandy Moore).
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While central banks from China to Japan are going for ever more stimulus, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) held rates at 2 percent at its March meeting.
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If he succeeds, and thus provides an alternative to the plummeting wild populations of this animal, sushi lovers around the world will be for ever in his debt.
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Instead of making it easier for families to pay for ever-rising college costs, Washington should start figuring out how to reduce those costs in the first place.
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An FBI investigation was exactly what Democrats have been calling for ever since Christine Blasey Ford accused Kavanaugh of attempting to rape her when they were both teenagers.
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As more women create entrepreneurial ventures, generating jobs and income for ever-larger segments of the population, governments can facilitate this new avenue of growth for their economies.
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That has left not just Polar, but other businesses from automakers to food importers, clamoring for ever-scarcer dollars which can only be legally obtained from the state.
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I looked forward to paying it off for years, but, if anything, paying it off made me angrier at myself for ever having it in the first place.
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And in pitched presidential elections, with both sides on the hunt for ever-so-slight upper hands, data collection efforts are growing more sophisticated, disguised, and all-encompassing.
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On the one hand, Trump and Kim could agree to a long-term deal where Kim slowly dismantles his nuclear program in exchange for ever-greater financial incentives.
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As for makeup, he's not devoted to one brand, but favors Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation, Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer, and Fenty Beauty Mattemoiselle Lipsticks.
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Investors have been dumping utility stocks over concerns the power firms, already burdened by tens of billions of euros in debt, could remain liable for waste storage for ever.
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By creating exposure to lovely objects imbued with meaning, are we planting seeds for critical thinking about society — or are we just creating a backdrop for ever more selfies?
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Eight episodes in, The Walking Dead finally delivered the tense, heart-stopping showdown we'd been waiting for ever since Negan killed Abraham and Glenn over a year ago in.
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The increasing use of the cloud for video streaming is a major factor driving the need for ever more capacious data centers, as is the rise of bitcoin mining.
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The Democrat does not excite the young because "God bless her, she's been around for ever," suggested Conor Freeley, a Temple student and Democratic activist volunteering at her rally.
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Make Up For Ever embodies individuality, and being able to create and really express yourself at every level, whether it's a full-blown complete transformation or a soft look.
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"We should be slow about judging such a situation, where people leaving that country also meant leaving family members behind and with no prospects for ever returning," Lartigue said.
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Given that the main mission entrusted to him by the party is an impossible one—keeping a one-party dictatorship in place for ever—he has few good options.
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But as conflicts related to economic and social modernization erupt at locations as far apart as Ferguson and Falluja, the potential is also clear for ever more dangerous conflict.
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Together with makeup artist Grace Ahn and the brand known for high-def complexions, Make Up For Ever, we rounded up three easy tricks for rethinking your foundation routine.
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" The chevre say they were also subjected to punishment if they failed to adequately participate in what the suit calls "the Centre's quest for ever-increasing revenue and donations.
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Riders descending into the new 96th Street station will see, high above them on a beam, the word "Excelsior," Latin for "ever upward," and New York's brash state motto.
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There's so much we don't know about the body's capacity for sexual pleasure: But fortunately, the search for ever more ways to enjoy our bodies is a pretty enjoyable one.
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But it also has very real ambitions, growing military capability and a government that has placed the quest for ever-growing geopolitical power at the heart of its domestic legitimacy.
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Toshiba is the world's No. 2 producer of NAND flash memory chips that are increasingly in demand from electronics makers as consumers look for ever larger long-term data storage.
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And she suggests that Britain stay in a customs union with the EU until a clever new tariff-collection mechanism can be set up (which may well mean for ever).
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That has allowed them to pool together for ever-bigger deals without having to divvy up senior and junior debt the way that the joint ventures were structured to do.
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It also opens the question of whether the universe will expand for ever, or will eventually see its expansion halted and reversed by gravity, thus ending in a Big Crunch.
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One compares the current system to a food-maker saying it has the right to display its products on a supermarket shelf for ever because it bought some TV adverts.
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In 1948 he bought an old farm at Tour du Valat, without water or power, with a mind to live there for ever and set up a centre for study.
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It's a moment that many have been clamoring for ever since the game was first announced in 2013, with a raucous trailer, set to the sound of "Debutante" from 65daysofstatic.
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In a nutshell, the past four years have seen the GOP trade the suburbs, which are prosperous, growing, and diverse, for ever greater majorities in rural areas, which are not.
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Decade-old shows make for unmatchable comfort viewing—but when ever-proliferating platforms make for ever-harder choices, the question remains whether the plumage is colorful enough to attract subscribers.
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Fighting Instagram's $1.3 Billion Problem—Fake FollowersAs influencers strive for ever-higher engagement numbers, the battle between fake followers and fake-follower-detection tools is turning into an arms race.
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While pushing for ever tighter sanctions, some officials have suggested that Beijing was losing patience with the North Korean regime over its continued tests of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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And watching Hannity and O'Reilly feels like being trapped in a sauna with a bunch of alter kockers smoking cigars, as Rudy Giuliani shouts for ever hotter applications of steam.
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The big buyers remain largely locked into long-term deals designed to ensure the producers get a return on their multi-billion dollar LNG investments, but that won't last for ever.
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The spot was one of the broadcaster's mandated "must run" segments that Sinclair has been widely known for ever since HBO's John Oliver criticized the company in a takedown last year.
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As the pair barter over the organ, Antonio is extorted for ever greater payments; eventually he is asked to turn over his home, jeopardising the safety of his wife and children.
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The party's leader, Jimmy Akesson, acknowledges that the country will not be "blond and blue-eyed" for ever, and says he wants to focus on integration, which sounds like Mr Lofven.
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"You have a President who's really obsessed with this issue who's grasping for ever more extreme ways to get at what he sees as the problem of illegal immigration," Davis said.
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To be published in America by Metropolitan in March 2017How Vladimir Lenin's railway journey from Switzerland to Russia led to the revolution and changed his country—and the world—for ever.
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Let bookworms gnaw his entrails in token of the Worm that dieth not, & when at last he goeth to his final punishment, let the flames of Hell consume him for ever.
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That position caused initial concern among N.Y.U. students when they heard news of Dr. Hamilton's appointment — was their new president an elitist arguing for ever higher costs to students in general?
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Fallon was criticized for normalizing Trump and not doing more to confront him about his politics or behavior, which the Tonight Show host has been justifying or apologizing for ever since.
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Sebastian Kurz, the Austrian chancellor, has called for ever-harder "external" borders, which refers to those separating the European Union from the outside world, in order to keep internal borders open.
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Are we able to accommodate them in the renewable energy architecture that we're trying to build, as we decommission these [coal-fire plants], and there are for ever so many opportunities.
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But Reagan had set his heart on a futuristic system that would make his country safe for ever, and did not want to return home seeming to have given it away.
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Unachievable guarantees for access to treatment have been enshrined in law, so patients are forced to travel for many hours to receive treatment for which they have waited for ever-increasing times.
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It is a critique on the ability of modern technology to re-purpose and re-use the abundance of existing material, leaving the listener to ponder the reason for ever producing more.
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It believes that competition in such industries is muted and that consumers will reliably drink beer and eat beans for ever: Bud was, after all, founded in 218 and Heinz in 22017.
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Eventually perceptions of risk shift, and tales of a "new normal" gain credence: new technologies mean profits can grow for ever, or financial innovation makes credit risk a thing of the past.
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In 2013 Xi Jinping, the leader of the current, fifth, generation, suggested China's patience was wearing thin, and that the issues could not be passed on for ever to the next generation.
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But your need for ever greater resources to meet the rising energy demands of the cold weather means that you need your people to get more productive as the game goes on.
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Lip artist Vlada Haggerty, known for her distinctive "dripping lip" design, sued the LVMH-owned brand Make Up For Ever after alleging that the brand had reached out to her to collaborate.
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Meanwhile, demand by the pros for ever-richer, ever-faster access to information about the stock market is rising, fueled by the computerized trading strategies of professional firms and large brokerage houses.
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Mulvaney said during a Bloomberg Live interview that the Trump administration would offer $1 in insurance company reimbursements known as cost-sharing reduction (CSR) for ever $1 in funding for the wall.
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Ostracized by "the Many" (cue a still of the peroxided kids from the film "Village of the Damned"), our underground cell tries to fend off extermination by pushing for ever more procreation.
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One answer suggested by The Times's series is that Beijing has ignored orthodox economic nostrums about the need for ever-greater market liberalization and fewer state controls while still managing to thrive.
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A combination of actors, from the left and the right, pushed for ever more public decisions to be made by highly educated technocratic elites living at a remove from the working class.
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In 1970, the International Labor Organization called for a minimum of three weeks paid vacation every year, and workers in European countries began pushing for ever-longer periods of paid annual leave.
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Haldane said the time was nearing for a rate rise to nip inflation pressure in the bud, while Saunders said Brexit uncertainty was not a reason to delay tighter policy for ever.
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He set the rules and the culture, rewarded those who enabled it, especially if he could get something out of it, and made you feel bad for ever pushing back on it.
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It seems probable that the current overlapping memberships of the euro, NATO, parts of the single market, Schengen and co-operation on domestic security will persist for a long time, possibly for ever.
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Rises in life expectancy have been habitually underestimated because it seemed unlikely that the improvement could go on for ever, and just as regularly the figures have had to be revised soon afterwards.
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After a group from the Kingdom visits Carol, bringing her some cobbler, Daryl arrives for a reunion that I have been waiting for ever since Carol left Alexandria in March of last year.
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In her first meeting with Mr Putin, for example, he conceded that the Berlin Wall could never have lasted for ever, but deplored the chaotic haste of the Soviet exit from East Germany.
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In a nutshell, it's the much-anticipated showdown between The Hound and The Mountain, which fans have been yearning for ever since we found out good old Sandor isn't actually dead after all.
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It's one of the things I use every day on my Arena tour, the Make Up For Ever HD powder and it's a white powder and you put it on and nothing moves.
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As first reported by The Shade Room and extensively documented by her legions of fans on social media, Rihanna was none to pleased with a recent Instagram post by Make Up For Ever.
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Three winners will be chosen by a pro panel of judges and flown to New York City (as in, fo' free!) for an exclusive photo shoot with R211 and Make Up For Ever.
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The word's fastest supercomputer resides in Tianjin, China, while Chinese defense trade shows now routinely feature aerial and ground robotic weapons systems designed for ever more autonomous modes, like the armed Sharp Claw.
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Mr. Hooker already worries about relying on the United States to continue to pick up the tab for ever-larger numbers of older people who will live longer and run out of money.
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Or rather than use using their long weekends to relax and go to the beach, they are baking under the sun in lines at shops for ever scarcer products in the shrinking economy.
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Prominent bond investors such as DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach and Franklin Templeton's Michael Hasenstab have also weighed in, the latter urging policymakers to "at least question the thesis" that inflation has evaporated for ever.
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It was "Never for Ever", her third LP, and she was also the first British woman to top, as a solo act, a chart that had by then been in existence for 24 years.
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The government in Vienna is pushing for ever-tougher laws to discourage Austrian companies from hiring foreigners, a contentious goal given that within the EU the flow of services and workers should be free.
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The retailer has long stocked the who's who of the makeup world — NARS, Urban Decay, Make Up For Ever — and served as an incubator for new brands like Farmacy and Too Cool For School.
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The emerging world may avoid a cascading financial crisis for now, but its fast-growing economies, accounting for ever more of global growth, face a painful adjustment that will weigh on advanced economies too.
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Lawrence is also about to face the consequences of his action and it's the moment I've been waiting for ever since I learned that he lived on Issa's couch rent free for two years.
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The government in Vienna is pushing for ever-tougher laws to prevent Austrian companies from hiring foreigners, a contentious goal given that within the EU the flow of services and workers should be free.
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As soon as your phone is unlocked, his app tracks how long you're staring at that tiny screen in your pocket, and that massive sculpture drops one marble for ever minute you're dicking around.
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It's one reason why OG brands, like MAC and Make Up For Ever, and new kids on block, like Fenty Beauty and Il Makiage, are praised for their incredibly inclusive range of complexion products.
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"If we make what I think would be a mistake that we would regret for ever, it would be in the history books just like the achievements of the first industrial revolution," Clark said.
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" On the topic of hell, Carson added: "I personally don't believe in a situation where there's this dungeon and there's a bunch of little minions poking people for ever and ever and burning them.
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Meanwhile, the FBI, other law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity vendors are collaborating in the hunt for ever-evolving ransomware and "the bad guys" who scramble to stay one step ahead of the cyber cops.
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More and more children are being groomed, abused over live streams and sold for sex - often via social media and listings websites - for ever-cheaper prices in countries from India to the United States.
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Until the Trump administration changes course and addresses the fundamental savings-investment imbalance that is underlying our deteriorating trade performance, we should brace ourselves for ever increasing U.S. trade deficits in the years ahead.
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Marijuana businesses in Carpinteria recently donated $28,000 worth of lab equipment to Carpinteria High School, according to Philip Greene, the chief of operations for Ever-Bloom, a cannabis producer that helped coordinate the donation.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India needs a housing law that is rooted in human rights as bulging cities and rising inequality make housing unaffordable for ever more people, according to a United Nations official.
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China's widely read state-run newspaper, the Global Times, said in an editorial the change did not mean the country's president will stay in office for ever, though it did not offer much explanation.
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The euro zone grew substantially faster than the American economy in the first quarter, and the European Central Bank has started to signal that its policy of extraordinary monetary stimulus will not last for ever.
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While a fiscal union is seen as a logical step in the quest for ever closer economic and political ties, and is promoted by the likes of French President Emmanuel Macron, it is nonetheless controversial.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Markets and policymakers could be making a mistake in assuming inflation will stay low for ever, bond investor Michael Hasenstab said on Tuesday, adding that a very challenging market environment may lie ahead.
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He isn't part of the film's cast or production team, but it's a role that DeVito and Pokémon fans have been clamoring for ever since the film adaptation of Nintendo's popular game was first announced.
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Now, she's sharing her fearless beauty rules with the world through her latest partnership with Make Up For Ever as they launch their brand-new collection of bold eyeliners, and you're hearing it here first.
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I straighten my hair and put on a full face (Murad primer, Make Up For Ever foundation, Tarte bronzer, Benefit brows, Urban Decay eyeshadow and eyeliner, Better Than Sex mascara, and Urban Decay setting spray).
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But on the plains of Laikipia, Lempurkel's home, local politics can still be a spark for unrest as candidates' efforts to win over voters can feed ethnic rivalries and a competition for ever-scarcer resources.
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To render him ineffective, they actively support a collective mania for ever more sweeping investigations of dubious claims, rumors, unsubstantiated allegations and innuendos that has descended over the President, his family, his associates, and nominees.
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Fear of a Brexit has probably dampened consumer spending in the very short term, but retailers acknowledge that deeper secular trends are at work that will reshape the British high street for ever, and quickly.
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Most of the time, when we're digging through someone's kit (with permission, we swear!), Make Up For Ever seems to pop up as one of the "lifesaving" products that they always bring along to set.
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A court ultimately ruled in 50's favor -- dismissing all the claims against the rapper -- and ordered Teairra to pay him up to $30k in legal fees, which he's been hounding her for ever since.
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How do we adjust to the structural changes cities are undergoing due to gentrification and capitalism's demand for ever higher profit margins, as if the importance of people is measured by how much they spend?
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Others, though, predict that they would play the centre-right and centre-left off against each other, threatening to support the other side's budget if their demands for ever-more-draconian migration curbs are not met.
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In addition to using the KKW products, Starrr uses a slew of different brands for the look, including Armani, Make Up For Ever, NARS, and Kylie Cosmetics, keeping at least some of it in the family.
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Sometimes it is difficult to tell exactly what she is writing about because her poems are always tacking sideways, reaching out for ever more oddball comparisons—on one occasion she likened Handel to a frigate pelican.
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After its release, Undertale was infamous for inspiring an intense fandom of players who loved the game so much, they inundated the web with related material, if not harassed players for ever attacking monsters in-game.
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Tuesday's "That'll Be The Day" finally gave fans the answer they were looking for, ever since it was revealed that Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) had died nearly 20 years before the present-day events of the show.
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Under the Trump administration, quotes like, "The object of torture is torture" and, "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever" must be resonating with people.
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A compelling novel, it traces one teenage girl's summer spent in a Californian cult (not unlike that of the Manson clan), exploring how the ties of sisterhood can inextricably unite—and divide—adolescent girls for ever.
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It will face a fight, as rivals are also bulking up in a fragmented market, keen to attract young people prepared to pay out for barista-made drinks and developing tastes for ever more exotic coffees.
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" This sense of being higher, of looking down, gives rise to the "craving for ever new widening of distances within the soul itself … the development of ever higher, rarer, more remote, further stretching, more comprehensive states.
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" Trapped behind the door, she finds a figure with black buttons for eyes who coos that she's Coraline's "other mother" and promises her anything she desires, if only she agrees to stay "for ever and always.
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They adopted the bug and even though it died—possibly because players were novices at caring for it—a second mantis was soon found at Comerica Park in Detroit, and has been cared for ever since.
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Make Up For Ever, which was initially designed for professional makeup artists but has in recent years successfully expanded into the consumer market, was one of the first brands to launch a high-definition, or HD, product.
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Specialty lenders, firms that make direct loans to middle market companies, are attracted to situations like that at StoneMor because of investor demand for ever-riskier assets, as safer bets yield little in the low-rate environment.
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By combining these traditions, she hit a narrative sweet spot that viewers have clamored for ever since: realistically drawn characters struggling to survive in a world no nobler or wiser than ours, and even more endlessly chaotic.
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It seems like Square Enix is finally ready to start talking about its long-awaited Final Fantasy VII remake, a game fans have been, in essence, asking for ever since the original game was released in 1997.
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From Britain and the United States to India and the Philippines, children are being abused over livestreams and sold for sex - often via social media and classified advertising websites - for ever-cheaper prices, anti-trafficking groups say.
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As I absorbed his remarks about the demise of white culture in our country today, I felt hoodwinked, foolish for ever believing that our book discussion group could be as transformative as I passionately insist it is.
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Her enterprising ways of finding new revenue streams, her relentless ambition, and her thirst for ever-increasing riches and power sound an awful lot like a certain group of people that did some very, very bad things.
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Sources say both companies have been looking to reduce their stake in NuGen for several months, but low wholesale power prices and tough competition for ever-cheaper renewable energy have darkened the investment outlook for nuclear energy.
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Bottom line: Look for ever more death and destruction against civilians and the inevitable blowback that sends us into a downward spiral of violence, all accompanied by an increasingly robust offer of "alternative facts" on civilian casualties.
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"If you can get to a place where the potential longevity of the backstop - the potential that the backstop lasts for ever - can be adequately dealt with, that's what we are all seeking to do," he said.
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"Faced with the 5Stars movement's reiterated attacks, (Italian Deputy Prime Minister and League leader Matteo) Salvini shows a loyalty (to his coalition partner) that is unreasonable... things cannot last for ever," Giorgetti told daily La Stampa on Monday.
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Nevertheless, the development of AI, which Minsky though would one day surpass human intelligence, is proceeding at an unprecedented rate, and even Minsky's useless machines have attracted a small cult of engineers striving for ever more useless machines.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel is also fighting a rearguard action for the federalist cause to limit damage done to European plans for "ever closer union" by giving euroskeptic Britain a guarantee it need never share more sovereignty.
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Yet in some cases it is clear that the demand for ever-larger clinical trials of new drugs has done little for safety, raised costs and rewarded chiefly the very largest companies that can afford to run them.
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And because the '90s were so great (you were young, your back didn't hurt, you felt alive,), why not relive that decade every day of your damn life for ever and ever with this SNES-themed mechanical keyboard.
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He told the Sun that since talking to the media after the wedding to give his account, he had heard nothing from his daughter and he believed he had been "locked out for ever" by the British royals.
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To have that compounded by the fact that this parent made you feel so special, it makes you feel like you're not only no longer special, but you're a fool for ever believing the lie that you were.
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At least, that was the case when people got word that a small child reportedly went wild on a Make Up For Ever display at the retailer, demolishing thousands of dollars-worth of sample products in the process.
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The memorial service, "Karl For Ever," took place at the Grand Palais in Paris and featured appearances by many stars in the fashion industry, commemorating the late Lagerfeld, who died on February 19 at the age of 85.
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This is extreme, but it's not unheard of: It's really just a larger-scale version of a policy change made by the Texas state legislature back in 2011 — one that Texan women have been paying for ever since.
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And she [said], 'I'm the worst person for ever wanting a TV.' And when you're breastfeeding or whatever, I need a TV. … She thinks she's better than I because she doesn't watch TV but I like TV shows.
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In an industry that loves a venue metaphor, dragging guests hither and yon from river to warehouse through cities from New York to Milan in the search for ever more visceral architectural messaging, this one was a doozy.
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But Coca-Cola will face a fight, as rivals are also bulking up in a fragmented market, keen to attract young people prepared to pay out for barista-made drinks and developing tastes for ever more exotic coffees.
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On Wednesday night, Grande shared what appeared to be the lyrics to her upcoming track "7 Rings" — the song that fans have been thirsty for ever since she shared on Twitter that a drunken trip to Tiffany's inspired it.
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The system is deeply unfair and frustrating, but it's easy to glaze over the stats and proposals for ever-more stringent voting requirements when you aren't hearing the individual stories of the people who wanted to vote, but couldn't.
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The retailer now owns a dominating percentage of online and overall consumer goods sales, especially in the U.S., which means that it makes sense for it to take on responsibility for ever bigger chunks of that logistics supply chain.
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Not staying in the water for ever, much as he might have liked to had he been born with gills or a blowhole, but mental immersion in the art (more than a science, he said) of slipping through it.
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" While celebrating the launch of Casa, Lewis' blog post points out that the initial funding "won't last for ever" — and he calls on other big online ad players to "follow Facebook's lead, and put their hands in their pockets.
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It's a jarring oversight for someone whose accolades include multiple best selling singles, pioneering use of new music technologies and an album named Never For Ever which made her the first woman musician to top the UK albums chart.
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The Verge's Sam Byford documented his impressions on the game's release in Japan: What Miitomo does have in abundance is the sleek, appealing quirkiness that Nintendo's had a knack for ever since titles like Wii Fit and Brain Age.
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He has also made deliberate efforts to court members of the House and Senate , an important source of support at a time when Trump has expressed regret for ever appointing Powell and reportedly explored whether he could remove him.
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What we hear now is a chorus that derides those who are not automatically inclined to always "support the troops," and considers those who question the need for ever-increasing military budgets as less than patriotic or even suspect.
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Rights groups say the threat is global, with more and more children being groomed, abused over live streams and sold for sex - often via social media and listings websites - for ever-cheaper prices in countries from India to the United States.
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Clearly, brands are attuned to the rise of the selfie — companies including Nyx Cosmetics, CoverGirl, and Make Up For Ever have seen a rise in demand for products that minimize the amount of editing and filters needed for a photo.
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Take a look at Google's OnHub router or its new Wi-Fi mesh system and you'd be hard-pressed to come up with justification for ever buying the Rapture, even if it's a niche device designed for only the most hardcore.
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It's the moment fans have been waiting for ever since their suspicions were confirmed last season, and Sam happens to find Jon in an especially sentimental place: the Winterfell crypts where both Ned and Lyanna Stark, his real mother, are buried.
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"It's not wrong to say that it's part of an exit plan because the Barkhane mission is not intended to be there for ever, but it's hard to see how we could draw down soon," said a senior French diplomat.
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Pray, then, for frontwoman Emily Haines, who we can only assume will have to spend the next few weeks looking for ever-more tenuous excuses to walk away from Billy Corgan while he rants about maybe having sex with a ghost.
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Six months after the city rezoned the area surrounding Grand Central Terminal to allow for ever taller skyscrapers and the transfer of air rights from existing buildings, huge real estate deals are underway across the 3503-block district called Midtown East.
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No N.H.L. team has waited longer for its first title than the Blues, who now have incontrovertible evidence that this all really did happen: a 34½-pound silver chalice, soon to be etched with their names, preserved for ever and ever.
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Scientists and humanitarians say Asha's story – of a once prosperous family endlessly buffeted by the intertwined plagues of climate change and violence – will become more familiar around the world as repeated disasters push families into competition for ever-scarcer resources.
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To announce an eye-watering $20 trillion government-run health care program as a central pillar of one's platform would have, a decade ago, earned any politician derision and mockery while sinking his/her chances for ever running for president.
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Police are ramping up investigations but say the crime is tough to crack with 20,000 car washes believed to be flouting laws, most victims too scared to speak out, and the increasingly cash-squeezed British public hunting for ever cheaper services.
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Well, they played old songs, they played one of the new singles off September's For Ever (sadly, they omitted "House in LA"), and also barreled through a load of material from that second album, which fans wouldn't have heard yet.
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Conservationists say the Chinese trade in manta ray gills has soared over the past decade, fueled not by a renaissance of tradition but by an unscrupulous network of traffickers looking for ever new ways to profit from the Chinese appetite for wildlife.
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Andreja Pejic may have had one of the busiest, biggest years ever, becoming the first openly transgender model to land a major cosmetics campaign (she's the face of Make Up For Ever) and to be profiled in the pages of Vogue magazine.
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In roughly 350 digestible pages (or, in her recent book excerpt-turned-cover-story for 'New York'), Traister will convince readers that the 2016 election will come down to a maybe-surprising demographic, and then make you feel foolish for ever thinking otherwise.
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It's undeniable that global sentiment is growing in a complete reversal from the financial crisis malaise, when the euro zone moved at a snail's pace with no hint of inflation, while the U.S. hunted for ever-elusive escape velocity for its economy.
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Make Up For Ever has made a name for itself producing professional-quality makeup that just keeps going, and going, and going... It's also a company with a track record of appointing the coolest of the cool kids to front its campaigns.
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He's the CEO who defied the odds and made Wall Street look silly for ever doubting his upstart could turn its massive investments into not one, but several dominant businesses on the way to becoming one of the world's most valuable companies.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide, and that's exactly the point: Confident that the Court's new conservative majority will overturn the landmark ruling, if given the opportunity, anti-abortion advocates are pushing for ever-stricter anti-abortion laws.
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Steered by this discussion, research on gene drives—funded by, among others, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation—is increasingly, and wisely, focused on ways to break chains of transmission by crashing mosquito populations locally and temporarily, rather than globally, for ever.
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Washington has said its main priority is to ensure that Afghanistan is not used as a haven for militant attacks on the United States or its allies but has also said it does not expect its troops to remain in Afghanistan for ever.
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She walked the runway for Gaultier in 2011, in 2015 she became the face of Make Up For Ever as well as the first transgender model to be featured in Vogue, and she closed out 2016 with a gorgeous holiday campaign for Reformation.
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The advent of the fifth generation of mobile telecoms is viewed as essential to expected growth in demand for ever-higher speeds, capacity and reliability, with global operators such as Vodafone, Telefonica and Verizon working with network equipment makers to develop the technology.
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"Doom" is one of the most influential games in PC history, as it helped launch the first-person shooter craze and was among a handful of games that kickstarted the evolution of 3D graphics and demand for ever-more-powerful PC graphics cards.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Bangladesh's cricket team left New Zealand on Saturday, less than 24 hours after narrowly avoiding being involved in the worst mass shooting in the country, which now had to accept that sporting events were likely to have been changed for ever.
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" That would be the creator of "Moby-Dick," although it was another Melville novel that triggered the awe of his French namesake, who described "Pierre: or The Ambiguities," published in 21495, as "a book which left its mark on me for ever.
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The advent of fifth generation mobile telecoms is essential to coping with growth in demand for ever-higher speeds, capacity and reliability, and operators hope it will open up a host of new business cases such as connected cars, factories and cities.
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With each step upward came a more expansive view, mirroring the expansion of the urban area below—almost as if the city, as it projected outward, called for ever-higher vantage points from which its growing scale and ambition could be comprehended.
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They have come out of their way to find a doctor—not for themselves but as a useful addendum to Sanditon's delights, upon which Parker likes to expostulate, to the exclusion of every other theme: He could talk of it for ever.
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"We are going to be negotiating on everything from aviation to energy to phytosanitary to financial services for ever more with our biggest neighbor," said Ivan Rogers, who resigned as Britain's top diplomat in Brussels in 2017 after being sidelined by Mrs. May.
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COPENHAGEN, June 25 (Reuters) - Markets and policymakers could be making a mistake in assuming inflation will stay low for ever, bond investor Michael Hasenstab said on Tuesday, warning investors needed to be prepared for what could be a very challenging environment ahead.
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" While Harper may have been the scourge of most privacy advocates, as his government regularly introduced legislation that allowed for ever-more expansive data collection and surveillance, Anglin said when it came to approving plans like the Beyond the Border deal, Harper balked. "Mr.
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But being able to virtually climb aboard this tiny plane thanks to a camera streaming a live video feed of the flight makes it far more compelling as you get to experience these speeds first-hand, without the need for ever getting your pilot's license.
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Tourists looking for ever more thrilling holidays are taking to the skies above Texas to shoot wild hogs as part of the state's effort to limit the spread of an invasive species that annually causes millions of dollars in damage to farmland and livestock nationally.
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"Every day has been a privilege and a pleasure but it can't go on for ever and the electoral cycle means that each incumbent has to think again about what's best for them, the constituency and the party," he said in a letter to voters.
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Apple's answer is that the perfection here will inspire its workforce to match that effort in the products they create, that the environment itself is meant to motivate engineers, designers, and even café managers to aspire for ever-higher levels of quality and innovation.
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"It is definitely something we look at but if we think that debt increase is more likely to be at least partly temporary rather than structural and last for ever then it is something we can look through and take a broader perspective," he said.
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Dear Noam and Thomas, Here's a mashup of what I used to hear, as a reporter and parent, about the prospects for ever having state-mandated parental leave in the United States: Paid family leave may be desperately needed, but it's a political pipe dream.
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Depending on who you ask, remote work is either a positive solution for ever-lengthening commutes and the strains of working parents, or a crime against the efficiencies—not to mention the camaraderie—of having busy bees buzzing alongside each other at the office.
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But it's also a reminder of something that will live with us far into the future: With climate change providing fuel for ever-more-powerful storms, and more and costlier coastal development — like that real estate wonderland near Biscayne Bay — the stakes are rising exponentially.
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Kaepernick, 32, has been unable to find a team to play for ever since and many experts attribute his political activism, which triggered a movement that drew the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump, as the key reason teams are wary of signing him.
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However, my flash exposed Douglas Martin's photograph of Dorothy Counts on her way to a previously all-white high school in 1957 and the mob of angry white men surrounding her — and a potent feeling of naivete for ever believing the image existed without them.
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It seems possible that early ill-defined STEM programs succeed to the degree that they get students into still more ill-defined STEM programs in preparation for ever changing STEM jobs in unstable STEM industries which metamorphose so rapidly that formal education can't keep up.
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At the same time Trump's actions keep increasing premiums inside the ACA markets, so that many people — particularly individuals who make too much money to receive federal assistance — are left to choose between buying less comprehensive coverage or shelling out for ever-rising premiums.
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It's also because after working flat out and full steam as a daily newspaper reporter for more than a decade, in an era of shrinking staff and expanding appetite for ever more "content," my leave -- partly paid, mostly unpaid -- at least got me out of the office.
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Whenever you're truly in a rut, you can reach for ever-reliable mom jeans: a blank canvas outfit starter that pairs perfectly with both experimental jackets and minimalist turtleneck options equally until your weather app tells you it's safe to head out in a T-shirt.
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"Like you, I was a fan first and a fan for ever," Delaney begins, ticking off some of Fisher's most memorable roles, in Star Wars, When Harry Met Sally and The Blues Brothers, the last of which inspired in Delaney a lip gloss and murder-fueled crush.
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"Those countries that raised their hands in favor of this 'sanctions resolution' shall be held completely responsible for all the consequences to be caused by the 'resolution' and we will make sure for ever and ever that they pay heavy price for what they have done."
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But the baby milk units of Nestle, France's Danone and Reckitt Benckiser enjoyed years of prosperity mainly just targeting parents in big cities like Shanghai and Beijing, banking on their appetite for ever-pricier premium formulas and foreign brands following a domestic 2008 tainted milk scandal.
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The Shortlist OUTSIDERS Five Women Writers Who Changed the World By Lyndall Gordon "I am determined to sell everything I possess … and be a stranger and a foreigner on the earth for ever more," Mary Ann Evans announced in 1850, establishing herself as a journalist in London.
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But a bumper crop of ultra-Islamist groups are also contesting the poll, with the potential to reshape the political landscape of the nuclear-armed Muslim country of 208 million people with anti-Western rhetoric and calls for ever-stricter interpretation of sharia, or Islamic law.
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What liberal democracy and the open economy face today is not the failure of their promise of stability and prosperity for ever greater numbers of people — it is not the system that is exhausted but those who should protect it from its failings and from its enemies.
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These tracks make regular appearances in Teklife sets and even gained the surprise approval of Prince himself when the crew dropped the closing track, "Lifeeeee Is For Ever" (built around a dizzying sample of "Let's Go Crazy"), at Low End Theory in Los Angeles in 2015.
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"With such a prolific body of work as both a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians, it would be impossible to present a definitive collection of DJ Rashad's music and many many classics will remain unreleased for ever," said Teklife in a press release.
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It was a damning narrative that seems to have swung the pendulum of cultural opinion against Kelly: Immediately after it was released, multiple celebrities apologized for ever having worked with him, radio stations committed to stop playing his music, and multiple states opened criminal investigations against him.
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Runners-up: Flesh Beauty Firm Flesh Thickstick Foundation, Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Perfector Blurring Skin Tint, Kosas Tinted Face Oil Best Highlighter Winner: Giorgio Armani Neo Nude A-Highlight Sheer, pearly highlight + precise doe-foot applicator = a pretty little magic wand that illuminates everything it touches.
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In her article "Skin Gambling: Have We Found the Millennial Goldmine or Imminent Trouble?" lawyer Desirée Martinelli analyses the legal landscape as relates to the practice of "skin gambling," which is the practice of using skins — cosmetic alterations to in-game objects — as the ante for ever rarer ones.
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But what I find is that if you tell them the sort of makeup you like to use — for me that's the Make Up For Ever Mat foundation, I absolutely love it — then usually if it's a makeup artist I don't know, then at least they have my shade.
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So let's look at why your stupid team that wasted your time, energy, and money is only going to let you down at some point in the next two months and make you feel like an idiot for ever paying $211 for that jersey in the first place.
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An ideological movement asks for ever more emphatic declarations of ideological loyalty, while a network of interests can be satisfied, if not always mobilized, by a series of modest promises to pursue incremental progress on an issue, or sometimes merely to show recognition of the group and its causes.
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Since Pejic came out as a transgender woman in 2014, undergoing gender-confirmation surgery, her career has shown no sign of abating: recently, she landed a commercial contract with cosmetics brand Make Up For Ever that takes her from the gilded world of high fashion into the mainstream.
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Jeremy's sin was evading a charge of vehicular homicide on the grounds that he'd been "so pampered, so excused from ever having to do things for himself, for ever having to accept responsibility for any of his actions," that he never developed a sense of right or wrong.
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I remain humbled by how many hours go into making a good idea great — pushing for ever-better fill, redoing the whole grid over and over, trimming blocks down to the bare minimum … Many thanks to puzzle sensei Tyler Hinman for all his tireless feedback, Jeff Chen for xwordinfo.
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But to do so by violating the rights of Tamil citizens, bombing and shooting mercilessly, is not only wrong but shames the Sinhalese, whose claim to be custodians of the dharma is for ever called into question by this savagery — much of it unknown to the public because of censorship.
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Gone, possibly for ever, is the notion, rooted in colonial days but slavishly repeated by China after the territory's handover from the British in 20193, that Hong Kong can endeavour to be an "economic" city in which politics plays a minor role, and only then among an enlightened, disinterested elite.
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Sadly, the trend in Olympic canoeing has been allowing competitors to row as fast as possible for ever-decreasing instances: Originally, the sport called for 22000,0000 and 21984,000-meter races for men and 5,000-meter races for women, while today, the events have shrunk to 200 and 1,000-meter races.
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The Indians may construe from the secretary's remarks that the non-state actors and the nations that prop them up in India's immediate vicinity could also be a potential security challenge to both the U.S. and India, and necessitate the need for ever greater and more effective U.S.-India Counterterrorism Cooperation.
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Then, before you can say "family matters," they're suddenly back in the final act of the film, saving the day by driving a sports car in reverse through a skyscraper, proving to the world that they were the most badass the entire time and that you're a chump for ever doubting?
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UK lawmakers will vote on Brexit for a second time on Tuesday after already defeating the tentative agreement in January over fears that the backstop - an insurance policy to avoid extensive border checks on the island of Ireland after Brexit - could trap their country in EU trading rules for ever.
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In the meantime, there are always those great brow fiber gels from Maybelline, Make Up For Ever, and Glossier... Related Video: Read these stories next:The Best Drugstore Mascaras For Every Need Under-$20 Makeup The Pros Actually Swear By The Real Reason This Woman Put On A Face Of Makeup While In Labor
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She started getting work again, and soon enough, Vogue came calling to do its first-ever profile of a transgender model, and not long after that, Make Up For Ever offered her a cosmetics contract… "and now I'm here shooting a beauty story with Refinery29, so I can't complain too much," she laughs.
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Tesla didn't enable all Autopilot features on HW2 vehicles initially because the new hardware required a complete overhaul of Autopilot and how it works, in order to prime the pump for ever-greater performance of the system going forward, with the aim of eventually achieving true autonomous driving capabilities on existing vehicles.
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Mario Monti, a former European commissioner and Italian premier, once put the post-crisis lull in single-market activism down to a mix of "integration fatigue", meaning few wanted a fresh push for ever-closer union; and "market fatigue", an all-round disenchantment with according primacy to the role of the market.
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It hurts my heart to watch you, Deep-shadowed from the candle's guttering gold; And you wonder why I shake you by the shoulder; Drowsy, you mumble and sigh and turn your head… You are too young to fall asleep for ever; And when you sleep you remind me of the dead.
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Those investment needs will require access to capital markets on terms that are affordable for future PREPA ratepayers But that longer-term goal is inconsistent with the recent demands for ever-greater concessions from the PREPA creditors, and now with the "kiss that money goodbye" rhetoric emanating from the White House and elsewhere.
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There's no way to list them all, but they include: Dior, Vuitton, Fendi, Celine, Pucci, Marc Jacobs, Hennessy, Dom Pérignon, Bulgari, Tag Heuer, the Paris department store Le Bon Marché, Sephora, the hotel group Cheval Blanc, Moët & Chandon, Fenty, DFS Group, Make Up For Ever and Krug (to name a mere few).
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"I could care less your party, persuasion, your religion, anything other than the fact that we're all Americans, we're all human beings, and we do everything within our power for one another, for this great country, and for ever generation that follows," he told a crowd at his first official campaign stop in Iowa.
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After priming and prepping his skin with the Tatcha Water Cream, Kaja Blur Drop Weightless Water Primer, and Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder, Wetzel lightly filled in Centineo's thick brows with the Make Up For Ever Pro Sculpting Brow Palette with the darkest shade ("He has full brows, but this amped them up," she says).
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The yuan lost more than 6 percent against the dollar last year and is at eight-year lows, prompting a flurry of restrictive measures on capital outflows from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), including setting limits on banks' currency volumes in some cities or provinces and requiring approval for ever smaller transactions.
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"It's You" is the second song to come from the solo project we've all been waiting for ever since One Direction first formed, and it's a marked departure from that sultry bang jam he dropped two weeks ago, wandering away from fire place lust and into the darker and murkier jungle of a failing relationship.
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No one actually sang "Russian and Chinese—Brothers for ever", written 21990 years ago to celebrate the unending friendship between Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong: The voice of the Yangtze is heard on the Volga The Chinese see the brightness of the Kremlin; We are not afraid of a military storm But it felt as if they might have.
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The Film Society will screen his "Charlotte for Ever," which touches on incest and pedophilia and features a 14-year-old Ms. Gainsbourg, and his "Je t'aime moi non plus" ("I Love You Me Neither"), which stars a 30-year-old Ms. Birkin as a boyish young waitress to whom a gay male truck driver becomes deeply attracted.
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It turns us into our worst selves — dehumanizing us, deranging us, keying us up, beating us down, turning us into shrieking outrage monkeys hellbent on the innocents of Oz. It uncomplicates complicated discussion; stealth-curates our news; hijacks our dopamine systems, carrying us off on a devil's quest for ever more dime bags of retweets and likes.
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In particular, on two of the issues that drove racial polarization in the late Obama years — the justice system's seeming racial bias, which spurred so much minority activism, and elite support for ever-increasing immigration, which spurred populist backlash on the right — the underlying numbers have actually been moving in the direction desired by both sides' activists.
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In 2014, after a career of gender-fluid appearances on the catwalk for Marc Jacobs and Jean-Paul Gaultier, she underwent gender-reassignment surgery, which made her star burn only brighter: Ms. Pejic became the first transgender model to be profiled in Vogue and to land a campaign with a major cosmetics company, Make Up for Ever.
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In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which as many as 87 million Facebook users' personal information was packaged and sold to a data mining firm, Facebook is still reeling over the unintended side effects of its growth-at-all-costs mindset and its unabated hunger for ever-more personal data from its 2.2 billion-person user base.
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While the recurring image of invading caravans is generally all the explanation needed when it comes to closing the loopholes in our asylum laws, the need to reform our legal-intake system isn't as amenable to immediate communication, especially considering the juggernaut of special interests who pour billions into advocating for ever higher numbers and a constant flow of cheap foreign labor.
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Most of it involves repeatedly making yourself do things you really don't want to do and can't imagine having the energy for ever again, like cleaning your house and cutting out the booze and getting some goddamn exercise and thinking practically about other people's needs without getting bogged down by your own shame and guilt, and then getting up and doing it again.
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But in another way, it would merely offer a reset, a return to the more natural dynamic that largely defined the right-left divide on health care policy in the years before Obamacare, in which Republicans like Mitt Romney defended, or at least tolerated, some combination of regulated private insurance and the employer-coverage status quo while Democrats pushed for ever greater government provision of care.
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While a series of charismatic male stars wrote a majority of the lyrics for her previous albums — her father for "Charlotte for Ever," her 1986 debut; Jarvis Cocker of Pulp for "5:13," her 2006 return to music; and Beck for "IRM," released in 2009 — she wrote most of the words to "Rest" herself, retracing her life's journey in French for the first time.
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"I think inviting him is out of place and using the conference as a tool to advocate a personal political message and in essence hijacking the conference for political means and casting a long shadow that will tarnish its name for ever," Yoram Chisik—a digital media researcher at the University of Madeira in Portugal and former member of ACE's steering committee told me in an email.
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"And at the heart of these arrangements, there should be a clear double lock: A guarantee that there will be a period of implementation giving businesses and people alike the certainty that they will be able to prepare for the change; and a guarantee that this implementation period will be time-limited, giving everyone the certainty that this will not go on for ever," the prime minister stated.
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Hawks have been primarily concerned that not enough is being done to enforce the law against unauthorized immigrants; they've pushed to make it mandatory for employers to use the E-Verify system to check the legal status of workers (thus, in theory, making it impossible for the 8 million unauthorized immigrants in the workforce to stay employed), and for ever-tighter connections between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials.
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If you read all this allegorically, you're open to still another nature of meaning, with the snake leading Eve to enlightenment before "God," threatened by human potential ("And the Lord God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil; and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever"), banishes Adam and Eve from the Garden.
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Not of being dead, that I could not comprehend, to be nothing was impossible to grasp and therefore nothing really to be scared of, but the dying itself I could comprehend, the very instant when you know that now comes what you have always feared, and you suddenly realise that every chance of being the person you really wanted to be, is gone for ever, and the one you were, is the one those around you will remember.
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In other words, we can read into this tragedy the disastrous head-on collision of two conflicting obligations that the creative city imposes on itself and its residents: on one hand there is the demand for a steady supply of creative products and services, but these are generated by precarious workers who, on the other hand, will increasingly collide with the dictates of capital for ever-compounding rates of profit, as theorist David Harvey has pointed out.
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I grant that when Baudelaire writes about Delacroix, who was his favorite painter, he praises him in terms that maybe are a little too enthusiastic: Delacroix is the most suggestive of all painters ; he is the painter whose works, even when chosen from among his secondary and inferior productions, set one thinking the most and summon to the memory the greatest number of poetic thoughts and sentiments which, although once known, one had believed to be for ever buried in the dark night of the past.
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