Women's media has run on advertising dollars forever, after all.
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Forever after, the couple's offscreen relationship overshadowed their onscreen collaborations.
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Forever after, it came to be known as the New Look.
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Your Instagram Stories no longer have to disappear forever after 24 hours.
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These photos and videos disappear forever after a brief period of time.
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Did you really think you would be sober forever after leaving treatment?
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So it turns out, Forever 21 might not be forever after all.
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My life would change forever after a simple Google search in November 2016.
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Mercifully, he lost his natal name and was forever after known as Kasparov.
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"Instead, we shall be known forever after by our ambitions, our aspirations," he said.
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We'll be making those for the rest of the summer and probably forever after.
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This is why he's single and will hopefully be single forever after this show.
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How astounding it was to discover Thomas McGuane and feel the world transformed forever after.
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No doubt about it now -- Yams' legacy will never fade ... diamonds are forever, after all.
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They get a dragon to oversee their nuptials (another villain-reversal) and live freakily-forever-after.
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The Giants have the Steelers in a third and forever after an offensive pass interference penalty.
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His life changed forever after he saw a successful real-estate investor on a CNBC segment.
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The experience caused a spiritual upheaval in Mr. Alpert, who forever after considered Maharajji his guru.
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A sunflower farm in Ontario shut its doors to Instagram users forever after thousands overwhelmed its property.
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Alex Jones was banned from Twitter forever, after Apple and Spotify removed his podcasts over the summer.
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I want to know if everyone just ran away forever after a nice swim in the lake.
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Synopsis: The lives of two families change forever after a fatal tragedy takes place on Reservation Road.
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But without Victoria and Albert, that phenomenon forever after known as the royal wedding might not exist.
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The Clotilda, Foster would forever after complain, was worth more than his share of what it had smuggled.
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It's also an enormous investment, costing as much as $750,000 the first year and $375,000 annually forever after.
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Without investment from Apollo and Metropoulos, Hostess brands and all those jobs might have vanished forever after the bankruptcy.
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There are, of course, the sequels: Shrek 2, Shrek The Third, Shrek Forever After, and spin-off Puss In Boots.
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Those who walked with Trump will be tainted forever after for the degradation of standards and the general election slaughter.
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And as every watch lover knows, they were outfitted with Omega's storied Speedmaster Professional, known, forever after, as the Moonwatch.
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Joe Scarborough should hang his disturbed head in shame and he should resign from public life forever after this shameful analogy.
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PLL fans are coming to terms with the fact that the liars will probably leave our screens forever after season 7.
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A path that he's still on to this day, and probably will be forever after, with his girlfriend by his side.
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I kind of thought he disappeared forever after Queen Elizabeth didn't allow Princess Margaret to marry him — and he kind of did.
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Forever after, he'd be told hundreds of times that his father was dead, and each time it would come as a surprise.
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Contrary to the film's implications, Mr. Kennedy immediately and forever after felt deep remorse and responsibility for the accident; it haunted him.
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And so sooner or later all will have to choose what side they are on, and live forever after with the choice.
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Snapchat made its name as the ephemeral social app, where your photos are lost forever after a few seconds of looking at them.
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There wasn't a causal connection but my brain determined there was and forever after I've hated spam (which is actually pretty disgusting anyway).
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We were all going to be European together forever, after all, and we ought to at least try to smooth over our differences.
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Shows like "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" and movies like "Shrek Forever After" are now available to stream for free on Amazon's Prime Video service.
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Forever after, the sight of hands raised up, even in dance and calisthenics, caused her to feel the pain of poverty and want.
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But the frequency won't continue rising forever — after a certain threshold, the number of avalanches is limited by the speed with which snowpack accumulates.
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But he never kowtowed to the band, even walking out on them during the White Album and damning it with faint praise forever after.
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Whereas in the past, a live video would disappear forever after you finished broadcasting, you'll now be able to save it to your phone.
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Imagine the absurdity of getting into a fight after watching Shrek Forever After, which ends up leading to the worst breakup of your life.
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Peabody has been a giant in the mining industry seemingly forever, after starting out in Chicago in 1880 with just a wagon and two mules.
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When Jackson was acquitted amongst doubt from his detractors, something split inside my mind; forever after the case, I maintained a double consciousness about him.
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Apple changed laptops forever after Steve Jobs famously pulled the original MacBook Air out of a manila envelope to highlight how thin and light it was.
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But don't let these cautionary tales scare you away from henna forever — after all, it is really beautiful and can be a fun and safe experience.
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There's an act of unseemly but not felonious behavior, then the futile drawn-out withholding of information, and forever after the unwillingness to ever come clean.
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But if it's meant to last forever after, the full moon in sexy, intense Scorpio on the 22nd could seal the deal or reveal a soulmate.
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And forever after, organic growers must file a management plan with their certification agency and keep meticulous records to maintain certification once it has been won.
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The march, forever after known as the Peterloo massacre, comes at the end of the film, which begins on a different battlefield a few years earlier.
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"In five minutes we have your configuration file, and forever after we can listen to all your phone calls and read all your texts," Nohl says.
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At the end of the episode, there's that egg that was left behind, and it was implied that she'd keep breeding and wasn't dead forever after all.
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And how people would take part once in a Tough Mudder endurance event so they would be able to show off their tough adventurer facet forever after.
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He's a bit like a bad mnemonic, those verbal devices – often silly jingles – that help you to remember things, and then refuse to go away forever after.
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The fact that we met at sleepaway camp made us feel like we had known each other forever after a week and a half, but we really didn't.
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Fun fact: One pesky thing about plastic straws is that they hang around forever after you throw them away, slowly fragmenting into smaller and smaller pieces wherever they're dumped.
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Ronda Rousey says her wrestling career is up in the air -- admitting she could quit WWE forever after having her baby ... but she hasn't made up her mind yet.
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Perhaps that's because they are all, in essence, Albee's mother, who (he always said) bought him from an adoption agency for $133.30 and forever after hoped to return him.
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Cori "Coco" Gauff, 15, returns at the Washington Open this week and has explained how her life changed forever after she took Wimbledon by storm at the start of July.
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The ability to have messages disappear forever after a fixed amount of time could come in handy to users who share sensitive information with friends and colleagues on the app.
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Word of Trump's intervention in Lordstown was promising news to the Mahoning Valley, where 1,600 jobs were thought to be lost forever after General Motors closed its plant there in March.
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Her letter emphasized how happy she was to put plans in place for the scholarship fund that would carry their names forward forever after paying income to her children for life.
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Five years ago DMX changed the holidays forever after a video went viral of him rapping the lyrics to "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" with the full spirit of Christmas behind him.
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Nevertheless, awards are given, and then forever after we look back on some of them with a bit of embarrassment, like the year they voted Crash the Academy Award for Best Picture.
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Carter ran openly as a socialist—he and his supporters crooned the union anthem "Solidarity Forever" after their victory—and he won with almost no institutional support from the state Democratic Party.
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There is some sense to defaulting to only temporary muting, as users might simply forget they blocked their favorite sports team before a big game, and then wouldn't see it mentioned forever after.
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Much like the Eero, it's a puck-shaped router that you buy a few of, scatter throughout your house and enjoy perfect wireless signal forever after as they intelligently switch your signal up.
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Their lesson (beyond how to find where lines intersect on a graph) is that for a consumer it's usually better to pay now for an expensive handle, not forever-after for expensive blades.
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As for Isner, he felt the weather Gods had conspired against him as he felt he had been "on the schedule forever" after rain denied him the usual rest days at this year's tournament.
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In the animated feature "Shrek Forever After" (2010), the fourth in the series of revisionist fairy-tale adventures based on his father's creation, Mr. Steig provided the music played onscreen by the Pied Piper.
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But the big question is whether Paige (Holly Taylor) — after having witnessed her mother kill a man and then demanding that her parents forever after tell her the truth — will join the family business.
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She's also attracted to powerful people who could be detrimental to her finances," she continued, adding of True's romantic future, "She'll likely marry someone in entertainment or politics, and they'll have a forever-after fairytale romance.
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Marion became a favorite of viewers the world over when she strolled into the room where her father, fated to be known forever after as the "BBC Dad," was conducting an interview about South Korean politics.
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She's also attracted to powerful people who could be detrimental to her finances," the star continues, adding of True's romantic future, "She'll likely marry someone in entertainment or politics, and they'll have a forever-after fairytale romance.
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The book follows the lives of four very different people in crisis — well, five, if you count Gottlieb herself, whose life has been upended by a breakup with a man who was supposed to be her forever after.
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Because of the way Bachelor in Paradise is set up, the contestants have the delightful option of cycling their way through several potential partners (or at least attempting to) before settling down forever after the culmination of summer camp.
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It's been almost exactly a year since the "luxury" music festival called Fyre Festival was "fully postponed" (read: canceled forever) after ticket holders found themselves stranded in the Bahamas with nothing but a few tents and some really sad cheese sandwiches.
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And legality aside, the repercussions of calling yourself an amateur "white-hat hacker" while using vulnerabilities in the wild can be serious: HackerGiraffe, the printer hacker, had a breakdown and swore off hacking forever after he was harassed on social media.
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Mohandas, 36, who committed to staying on psychiatric medication, "probably forever": After a couple years of marriage, I decided that I loved my wife enough that I wanted her to be able to leave me without worrying about me killing myself.
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The movies would have modest budgets—around ten million dollars—which meant that Almodóvar forever after made movies in which people go in and out of rooms talking, rather than ones in which they blow each other up in cars.
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As the whole world knows by now, Ms. Fisher, forever after Princess Leia in "Star Wars," and her mother, Ms. Reynolds, the 1950s movie star turned cabaret singer, died within a day of each other at the end of December.
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On a landmark day for fans and teams alike, some of whom had come almost to believe that Ecclestone might defy the very laws of nature and hang on forever after 40 years in charge, the news still came as a shock.
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Mini golf is way more fun than the regular sport, dollhouse furniture remained cute forever after we stopped playing with toys, and even something as mundane as a miniature cucumber gets a smile before being sliced up and tossed into a salad.
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For Rich, this meant a new life sprung from the old, as a lesbian and groundbreaking feminist writer, as a distiller and popularizer of academic feminist theory, and as a poet who would exert a reshaping influence over other writers forever after.
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But Angela Missoni, 58, scion of the Missoni fashion house that was founded in 1953 — and whose languid, luridly colored work came to epitomize the '70s and the constant revivals of that decade forever after — is responsible for more collections than most.
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In the episode, two women, Kelly (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) and Yorkie (Mackenzie Davis) fall in love at first site while visiting the virtual destination San Junipero where people in the future can sign up to live forever after they die in the pastel-colored 80s beach town.
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After Shrek the Third was released in 20053, Dreamworks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg had brazenly declared that the series would continue for two more films, but in the midst of the critical and commercial apathy surrounding 2010's Shrek Forever After, the brand was put on hold.
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The billion-dollar franchise seemingly ended in 22017 with Shrek Forever After (also billed as The Final Chapter), but former CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg hinted that another Shrek was on the way this past June, backing up NBCUniversal chief Steve Burke's statements about wanting to revive the property.
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At the reception, Mr. Perez serenaded his bride with a song called "Cecilie" that he wrote for her: And you changed my life forever After kissing in the park 'Cause every time that we are together You are the light in the dark He left out the part about the clunking teeth.
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It's a truism that everyone loves a redemption story and in Brit's despair—reduced to a wide-eyed, shaven-headed, umbrella-wielding woman whose disintegration culminated with the singer strapped to a gurney as the flashbulbs popped in her face—she became a figure the media and her fans would loyally champion forever after.
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The lives of 800,000 young undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children changed forever after President Obama passed the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA.) The program allowed them to work legally and protected them from deportation, which led to many laying down roots in the U.S. and starting their own families.
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By the time 2002 rolled around, Austin Powers really should have been viewed in a similar way to how Robin Thicke is today – which is with regret, if not thunderous silence – but it was allowed to happen because, as Shrek Forever After will attest, Mike Myers does not know how or when to stop.
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It's the parable of the Trump challenger: Cruz would not criticize Trump, for he was sensitive to the cult of personality that surrounded him; Trump then devoured Cruz, devoured all, including the people of principle, and required fealty forever after; and now a new cult of personality — the Romance of Beto — has come for Ted Cruz.
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In his first book, Hindsight: & All the Things I Can&apost See in Front of Me — which includes a collection of insights into his past and hundreds of photos from his personal archives — the singer-songwriter, 37, writes that during the 20/20 Experience World Tour, his "life changed forever" after the emotional moment he learned Biel, 36, was pregnant.
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Leaning against the kitchen sink — to an audience of a 12-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy — Berenice solemnly describes the death of her first husband, the person who had made her happier than "any human woman," and how forever after she kept seeing "little pieces" of him in other men, some of whom she was foolish enough to marry.
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We have people engaging in armed insurrection over the vast oppression of being asked to pay a small fee when grazing their animals on public land; surely an important part of the story is the fact that the perpetrators know that they won't face the consequences that would follow if, you know, some nonwhite group pulled a similar stunt — and they're be Fox News heroes forever after.
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I'll try and give you the play-by-play: (Deep breath) One borrowed a Lexus from the other while the plates were already expired, but she parked it in front of a police station, so it got towed, but then there's also the issue of how it stayed in impound for too long, so in the end, the car got lost forever, after which the friend who borrowed the car actually paid for part of it, but not all of it.
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