Fuzzy provides in-home pet health care -- house calls for your fuzzy friends.
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Weekends during the winter go fuzzy sock in fuzzy sock with thoroughly lazy mornings.
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When properly designed and deployed, they're a vaccine against fuzzy thinking—and fuzzy execution.
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The holidays generate plenty of warm and fuzzy feelings, so why not celebrate them with something equally warm and fuzzy, like the Muppets?
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I'm not sure how robodoc bedside manner will be, but you could program a "Be warm and fuzzy" algorithm and the robodoc would act warm and fuzzy.
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In the first shot of your protagonist, the fuzzy texture on his shirt seems so similar to the fuzzy, effervescent skins of the Inside Out emotion characters.
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The Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker is our top pick because it doesn't take up too much counter space and uses fuzzy logic to create outstanding rice.
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A "warm fuzzy" is an act of kindness, by the way, or at least that seems to be the intention in "A Warm Fuzzy Tale," which seems to be its origin.
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GDP is more of a fuzzy reflection of the economy.
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And we're not the only ones feeling warm and fuzzy.
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And it's often based on fuzzy formal and informal relationships.
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So what's next for this fuzzy little Oreo of fun?
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A bigger problem is that the vision itself is fuzzy.
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But the distinction between courtesy and bribery can be fuzzy.
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Think twice before you nuzzle your precious, fuzzy feline companion.
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"It's been a little fuzzy, shall we say," he said.
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I could have her room, fuzzy kitten posters and all.
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Mr López Obrador's ideas for curing Mexico's plagues are fuzzy.
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But these versions cannot be used to create fuzzy genitals.
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Even if it is a little fuzzy around the edges.
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Nothing says religious holiday like a fuzzy bunny throwing haymakers.
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Personality psychology can help unsnarl some of these fuzzy concepts.
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Does efficiency make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside?
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The photo was a fuzzy, dramatic closeup of the star.
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Don fuzzy socks: Does this really need any further explanation?
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These moths look more like fuzzy butterflies than anything else.
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Super Mario often brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of nostalgia.
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The moral lines were less fuzzy, too, though not always.
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BigTech's fuzzy extremist content takedown math does not add up.
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The "Beauty and the Beast" sweater is fuzzy and warm.
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A pair of fuzzy animal slippers for lounging at home
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That has to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
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Additionally, the signal from the vibrating atoms can get fuzzy.
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Fan localizations exist on the fuzzy edges of copyright law.
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The demarcation between commercial and investment banking became increasingly fuzzy.
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It was a fuzzy time for a lot of bands.
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But this episode did give me one big warm fuzzy.
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It's not a particularly warm and fuzzy place to exist.
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The transitions are fuzzy, less jarring, everything is dreamy here.
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Lopez also has a very fuzzy cat named Prince Edward.
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Details now extremely fuzzy but oh boy am I shook.
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These images may look fuzzy, but they're bursting with information.
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The demo gave me a warm and fuzzy nostalgic feeling.
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But it was fuzzy, and just hard to figure out.
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Go ahead ... let the warm and fuzzy wash over you.
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His nose extending out about six inches was pretty fuzzy.
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It is a cogent contribution to a relatively fuzzy discussion.
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How warm and fuzzy are you feeling toward him now?
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The display is a little fuzzy compared to the Pro.
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Not just rows of cute, fuzzy kittens or adorable puppies.
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But I don't feel warm and fuzzy about this news.
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Your shadow on the plant should be fuzzy, not sharp.
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But the central vision tying it all together is fuzzy.
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It sort of looked like a fuzzy bowling pin then.
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Nadell's recounting of the colonial era, for example, is fuzzy.
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And was it a little fuzzy every once in awhile?
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While most of us are bundling up in multiple infinity scarves and parkas that could double as sleeping bags, celebs are opening up their cold storage to pull out fuzzy coat after fuzzy coat.
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That won't exactly make them feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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Some even dangle fuzzy toys as they make their complicated moves.
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But the law around AR and art is fuzzy, at best.
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The contours of what that reform should look like are fuzzy.
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I mean, who could say no to those fuzzy, pudgy cheeks?
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Though, maybe this recent fuzzy photo is connected in some way?
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I feel warm and fuzzy when I have lots of it.
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But that warm fuzzy feeling we were hoping for never came.
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Welcome to the new Uber: warm and fuzzy, and people-oriented.
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The object was designated as a comet because it appears fuzzy.
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Just take a look at this fuzzy buddy doing its thing.
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But what constitutes real life for an actor is often fuzzy.
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Break out your favorite boots, fuzzy scarves, and thick turtleneck sweaters!
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Fuzzy footage or smaller images purposefully make the candidates look bad.
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Some of these claims can be a bit fuzzy, after all.
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As result, she came face to face with a fuzzy tarantula.
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Partly as a result, fuzzy fronds are flourishing in British greenhouses.
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That's the idea behind BeeLine, a "fuzzy navigation" device for cyclists.
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Get ready to feel a lot of warm and fuzzy feelings.
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Finding and recognizing these nods gives one a warm fuzzy feeling.
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And their debut album, Fuzzy Logic, was the jumping off point.
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A fuzzy, nondescript house mixbuzzes from the laptop on her bed.
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The two conferred, and slowly the fuzzy picture came into view.
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You'll notice you're feeling fuzzy this evening—don't think too hard.
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Fuzzy slippers are even better when they're a vivid, fun color.
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Billy, another regular sitting next to Fuzzy, helped with the list.
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Is that what's going on in "Fuzzy Wuzzy Was a Bear"?
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English seemed fuzzy in comparison: a wide blanket, full of holes.
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Cozy fuzzy socks and the tools for a great night in
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Instead, the first fuzzy photos looked something like a bowling pin.
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For the Huawei case, the rules are actually a little fuzzy.
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The fuzzy, slightly distorted images show three similar-looking white men.
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The slightly fuzzy filter makes every shot look like a #tbt.
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When did you figure out you were scared of fuzzy stuff?
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The idea of human teeth coming into contact with something fuzzy.
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Near the end of the Olympic qualifiers, the math was fuzzy.
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The exact meaning of the term has always been strategically fuzzy.
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These people might get some help, but the details are fuzzy.
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Where "The Farm" stands on the wealth gap is also fuzzy.
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Get it to be a little bit fuzzy, if you will.
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There is a fuzzy line between innocent trades and securities violations.
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He is often fuzzy on the year a killing took place.
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So it's reasonable to see its one-sixth estimate as fuzzy.
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But the details are still fuzzy — even to the senators themselves.
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But week to week, Superstore makes us feel warm and fuzzy.
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Whether fuzzy or smooth, slides are still not beloved by everyone.
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Some of the rule's definitions are fuzzy, making compliance even harder.
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Details remain fuzzy on how many troops will deploy and when.
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The album is at once fuzzy, dreamy, and, somehow, perfectly clear.
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A fuzzy faux fur coat you'll never want to take off
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Where exactly we each draw that line where things get fuzzy.
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And to be honest, all the details are a little fuzzy.
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Introduced along with two more conventional dogs — the fuzzy pumi, cute as a Muppet, and the un-fuzzy sloughi, an elegant creature out of North Africa — was a somewhat startling breed called the American hairless terrier.
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The prototype can manage fuzzy images of barcodes, but not much else.
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The fuzzy white dots represent the location of the newly discovered void.
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Perhaps unconditional love and fuzzy eyesight go hand in paw, after all.
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And needless to say, we're obsessed with the fuzzy sweater for fall.
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So how many pairs of the fuzzy boots does she have, exactly?
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This broad, fuzzy diagnosis could stigmatize gamers and lead to more misconceptions.
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The exact details of those exchanges have remained a bit fuzzy, however.
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It reflects the fuzzy math found in many of his policy proposals.
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It felt good in my hands, it was all fuzzy and s—.
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So a lot of that is kind of fuzzy in my head.
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Sure you can; Ewoks are tiny and fuzzy and teddy bear-like.
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Even in its soft and fuzzy days, the EU was not toothless.
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Special thanks to Westchester Rescued Hamster Haven for providing our fuzzy stars.
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I never crossed the fuzzy line between academic study and personal investment.
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So on Fuzzy Logic I am trying on a few different accents.
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But with Fuzzy Logic you can see why we were lumped in.
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The timeline for some larger events involving the Blind Man is fuzzy.
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Before news the meeting had been postponed broke, its details appeared fuzzy.
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"It's me in my kitchen office, in my fuzzy slippers," she explained.
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So fuzzy garage is out and hi-fi vintage soul is in.
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According to both lawsuits, their memories become fuzzy after leaving the lounge.
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And of course, we love seeing the little fuzzy Fizzgigs rolling about.
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As is often the case with campaign promises, the details are fuzzy.
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Avoid fuzzy, high level statements that could be interpreted in many ways.
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She accessorized her simple black slip with a pair of fuzzy ears.
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Markets have another in-built advantage when it comes to fuzzy information.
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Breakingviews Meg Whitman is letting fuzzy math sully an otherwise clever deal.
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"I wish it was more the warm fuzzy Lyft kind of story."
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With the big fuzzy globes of hair, were you referencing your beehives?
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The audience essentially assumes lead vocals and it's all warm and fuzzy.
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"The science on this is very fuzzy in 2016," he told me.
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Look, none of this is particularly complicated; only amateurism makes it fuzzy.
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And, as before, the fuzzy guitars are all set to blinking synths.
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That fuzzy knowledge was on awkward display in an lengthy -- two-hour!
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The math was always fuzzy, but opponents had an easy attack line.
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The festivals, however, aren't always as warm and fuzzy as their subjects.
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On the big screen, consent has long been a fuzzy, negotiable concept.
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They sound slightly fuzzy, like the sound-equivalent of having blurry vision.
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This isn't the kind of warm, fuzzy fan interaction that greeted Sierra.
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The fuzzy images showed a heavily armed attacker on the other side.
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Her meeting with Gabriel was warm and fuzzy, but its consequences weren't.
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There were no winners or losers in the standoff — just fuzzy animals.
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Morissette donned a blonde wig, oversized sunglasses, fuzzy coat, and pink hat.
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Patreon might be the most fuzzy, feel-good creator platform out there.
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Informed consent still appears to be a remarkably fuzzy concept for him.
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The Pentagon's troop-count math for Syria has often been fuzzy, however.
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So the line between work and play, often fuzzy, was entirely erased.
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I don't think we ever felt warm and fuzzy towards the Russians.
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In reading through it, I culled all their adjectives — fuzzy, unworried, clear, depressed, gray, and many others — and collated them into a crude spectrum of experience: soft, fuzzy, comfortable on one end; hard, sharp, distressing on the other.
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Fuzzy Pet Health Connect, as the new telemedicine service is called, works over the Fuzzy Pet Health mobile app, allowing customers to send text, pictures and videos to a vet at any time, then receive real-time medical help.
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"I felt really good and warm and fuzzy on the inside," he joked.
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They were dizzy and simple, complete with bonkers lyrics and fuzzy bluesy guitars.
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Exactly how drivers' stock in Juno would work was always a little fuzzy.
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All in all, the project provides some warm fuzzy feelings for all involved.
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But the best part of Valletta's look was her fuzzy neon green jacket.
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There are plenty of fuzzy turtlenecks and blanket scarves to go around, too.
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Diane Coffee makes California pop, full of psychedelic sounds and big, fuzzy melodies.
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They're gonna, you're gonna have to see warm fuzzy Jeff Bezos over there.
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It's like a giant, fuzzy, grumpy, pink bulldog but it's actually... a fairy.
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This fuzzy collection of stars forms an intriguing dwarf galaxy named LEDA 677373.
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We can't think of anyone better suited for that than this fuzzy face.
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So my mood board had different yarn and fuzzy fabric textures on it.
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Other times the IDs were hard to read because a photocopy was fuzzy.
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Tharp and Heezen employed single-beam sonar, which yielded a fairly fuzzy image.
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The part that wants to feel warm, fuzzy, and united with other women.
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Blue Dream wild, weird and fuzzy, the perfect contact high for your holiday.
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Mrs May makes much of Labour's fuzzy position and internal divisions on Brexit.
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I also throw in a few of pairs of fuzzy socks for myself.
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It's emblematic of how generally fuzzy iOS has become with basic interface concepts.
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Her left side is still weaker and at times, her memory is fuzzy.
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Quantifying the effects of such fuzzy notions as behaviour and culture is hard.
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The almost six-minute track is dream-like and fuzzy around the edges.
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We unfortunately can't ask dogs what's going on in their fuzzy little heads.
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The prime minister has remained fuzzy over her ultimate goals for the relationship.
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But many customers were not feeling warm and fuzzy about the official change.
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Metal and plastic Monopoly tokens are swapped with felt cutouts and fuzzy balls.
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Does anyone remember that pink fuzzy sweater dress she wore back in December?
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Who could blame her if she has willed her memory to be fuzzy?
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Animal sneezes never fail to make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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The list goes on: What can we do to stop fuzzy data leaks?
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This is not that soft, fuzzy jazz that's been neutered for lazy audiences.
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As a result, a lot of the implementation details are a bit fuzzy.
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With Trump the line between strategy and sounding-off is a fuzzy one.
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It's the fuzzy logic of an algorithm turned into a game, a test.
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American Hairless Terrier As the name promises, this breed lacks a fuzzy coat.
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My back would loosen, my thoughts would get fuzzy in the best way.
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The bullet went into Luke's gut, staining his fuzzy knit cardigan blood red.
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But how could you ever bear to eat a fuzzy face like this?
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It's a fitting––and literally limitless––resource for Lustmord's brand of fuzzy bleakness.
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" Sherman said conclusions drawn from a person's body language are "at best fuzzy.
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So the devil may yet get (manually) unchained from all these fuzzy details.
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There are the obvious signs: irritation, moodiness, dull reflexes and a fuzzy mind.
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The regulations are "fuzzy", says Nick Molden of Emissions Analytics, a consulting firm.
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You do this by taking the "fuzzy" language out of the job description.
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But that state remains fuzzy — or in "superposition" — until one particle is measured.
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In your new role, you'll have fuzzy success metrics and far less control.
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My crystal ball is really fuzzy when it comes to naming running mates.
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We're gonna do two big fuzzy chairs with a round table in between.
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Here's hoping you can find one of these fuzzy creatures in your attic.
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Though the image was fuzzy, it signified a major milestone for space research.
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Of course, that won't stop Trump from using fuzzy numbers and quack math.
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The science on that—and there's been a lot of science—remains fuzzy.
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Any dog can transform into a cute monster with this fuzzy green costume.
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Barefoot Dreams CozyChic Throw, $147They'll love cuddling up with this fuzzy microfiber throw.
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Though the facts remain fuzzy, the moral aspect could hardly be more unambiguous.
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"How do you make yourself warm and fuzzy and loved throughout the world?"
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Within seconds a fuzzy screen lit up showing the image of Mr. Obama.
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The new 'red line' on chemical weapons is fuzzy This may be intentional.
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No-Shave November No-Shave November is one organization behind the fuzzy faces.
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Here, Godard ensconced in a fuzzy logic, goes a little off the rails.
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The hippie look was kind of soft and fuzzy and out of focus.
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I've got some kind of imaginary scrim up that makes everyone look fuzzy.
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It's a fuzzy distraction from the crushing onslaught of fascism in the news.
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This hat is perfect for when our heads are feeling a little fuzzy.
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If they ever really announced it, the official statement was fuzzy and ambiguous.
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Her sister, Khloé Kardashian, is seemingly just as afraid of the fuzzy spiders.
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As we drove further south, the budding trees looked fuzzy and newly born.
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They were fuzzy, but fierce, already more independent than dog puppies their age.
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Even now, these memories feel warm and fuzzy because I was having fun.
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If Carter's output has a through line of progress, it's a fuzzy one.
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The diagnostic criteria are still fuzzy, and the potential for overdiagnosis is enormous.
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Professor Zadeh originally envisioned fuzzy sets as simply a framework for harnessing language.
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She has only fuzzy memories, of gilded palaces and a jeweled music box.
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From traditional fleeces to trending fuzzy ones, there are so many options available.
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I'll give you one way it could get really fuzzy in the future.
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The ringing and the waiting fuzzy connections and whatnot, it's all a hassle.
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That said, it's a mess of a book, fuzzy, disorganized, and maddeningly undirected.
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I wouldn't characterize the New Testament descriptions of the risen Jesus as fuzzy.
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Currently, emissions-related targets only amount to about 4%, in a fuzzy way.
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Guthrie said that her vision is definitely improving, although things are still fuzzy.
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He found that the flies were fuzzy, then slimy, and tasted of vanilla.
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They saw that the top of the foot was coated in fuzzy feathers.
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A fuzzy issue position is a problem in a ideologically heated nomination campaign.
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But that did not dull the interest in Tuesday's warm and fuzzy reunion.
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Consider the proliferation of furry slippers and fuzzy patterned coats, notably at Fendi.
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But a vice presidential nominee isn't only supposed to be warm and fuzzy.
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This is actually true throughout its history, which remains fuzzy and vaguely documented.
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This can lead to blurred or fuzzy vision or, in some cases, vision loss.
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The simplified interface is really nice, although the display itself looks a bit fuzzy.
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" The CFT plots, he said, "are some very fuzzy version of that ultimate map.
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The Games of Thrones actress stayed comfortable in a pink tracksuit and fuzzy slippers.
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We have never had a fuzzy, warm relationship, productive one with the Russians ever.
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The space where moral imperatives can easily get fuzzy and slip into the background.
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She looked very stylish and comfortable in her fuzzy slippers as the cameras flashed.
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Puny M32 is the fuzzy orb to the left of Andromeda, the bright galaxy.
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Establishment conservatives revolted, arguing his act strayed well beyond the movement's increasingly fuzzy boundaries.
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The music cue is delicate and sweet, leads lilting gently against warm, fuzzy chords.
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Look at the fuzzy tails of passing comets or the bright flashes of meteors.
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Hang fuzzy dice on the rearview mirror or go for a more minimal look?
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The difference between learning to code and learning about code is obviously pretty fuzzy.
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This comes with risks — and the results may be anything but soft and fuzzy.
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Apparently, Cardinals catcher Mike Matheny was angling to adopt that fuzzy buddy for real:
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Of course, the "you" in this scenario is a bit fuzzy at the moment.
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So I do not buy into the happy, fuzzy narrative that they're changing course.
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Pat Benatar sang "Hit Me With Your Best Shot," loud and fuzzy and encouraging.
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Check out the video above and prepare to feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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It sounds as if some elements of the Vacancies Act are a bit fuzzy.
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But IRR is a fuzzy concept with no standard measure and can be manipulated.
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The coiffures may be sharp but the outlines of any summit agreement remain fuzzy.
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Like a zine growing fuzzy with repeated photocopying, biaoqing deteriorate with use and modification.
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It's visible to the naked eye, appearing as a fuzzy patch in Orion's sword.
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Edges glowed slightly, text was a little fuzzy, and some objects appeared slightly transparent.
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They spotted a fuzzy submillimeter source in the same spot as the PDS 70c.
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Few musicians who graced the Grammys have warm and fuzzy feelings towards Donald Trump.
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Which do you prefer, this fuzzy ensemble or her super revealing Met Gala look?
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Ray swiped the dewy, light-reflecting gloss onto Obama's lips using the fuzzy applicator.
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Location: Gray Mutts Rescue and Sanctuary, Clifton, Texas Who's a fuzzy-faced good boy?
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While the future of the contestants is fuzzy, stakes are much higher for Apple.
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Nor does it possess the warm and fuzzy kitsch appeal of Crosley's Cruiser series.
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My hand got really close to his hand; the world got a little fuzzy.
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I'm also sweating — a fuzzy sweater was a great choice for GDC Day Three.
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So we ended up learning to dial back on the food for Fuzzy Logic.
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You may also feel a little more warm and fuzzy under this full moon.
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Staff surveys, if bite-sized but regular, can bring clarity to fuzzy inclusion metrics.
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A lunar eclipse on the 16th will bring clarity to a fuzzy romantic situation.
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It is seriously so warm and fuzzy and the perfect winter mom-i-form.
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Eniac Ventures and Crosscut Ventures recently led a $4.5 million seed investment in Fuzzy.
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So their white toilet with a fuzzy green cover was a marker of progress.
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Narrator: With fuzzy steering wheels and candy colors, the car was a nostalgic throwback.
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She calls the science behind the new studies "fuzzy" and judges their findings unconvincing.
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The number remains fuzzy, however, because of Pennsylvania's system of electing mostly unbound delegates.
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Since 1934, the Masters has produced exactly one rookie winner, Fuzzy Zoeller, in 1979.
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When you think of Finland, do you think of fuzzy sweaters and maybe reindeer?
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Then something happens in Syria, and suddenly his memory is a little less fuzzy.
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Mercury retrograde is making the lines of communication fuzzy, but give communication a shot.
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What the investigators found was fuzzy and inconclusive, lacking a smoking gun but weird.
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Many toy makers seem to have stopped at, Women like pink fuzzy shit, right?
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Free items include bottled water, playing cards, fuzzy socks, eye masks and luggage tags.
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And in the end, they found 40 of the big, fuzzy, slow-moving creatures.
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Mr. Puigdemont has been fuzzy about his intentions since forging ahead with the vote.
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With its fuzzy feather coat, it revolutionized paleontology, suggesting that many dinosaurs had feathers.
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"You want Foulbrood Bunny?" she asked, throwing the fuzzy gray toy across the field.
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There are a few other odd choices here and there that make things fuzzy.
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There is a fuzzy line between these utopian visions and get-rich-quick schemes.
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Maybe radio was meant to be analog all along, in its fuzzy, imperfect form.
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You can buy your own fuzzy socks and sugar cookie-scented candles this year.
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In the middle of her killing spree, she gave birth to two fuzzy cubs.
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Desiree Rivera's powder-blue purse had two fuzzy key chains attached with no keys.
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He sing-raps with a slur, leaving his vocals round and a little fuzzy.
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Why are we obsessively clicking on fuzzy calculators for homes we are not selling?
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All this happened over a decade ago, so the details are a little fuzzy.
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But visiting one is a lot easier when the patient is a fuzzy friend.
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Attendees can expect trippy visuals and fuzzy guitar riffs to be in ample supply.websterhall.
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Heimat is a fuzzy but evocative German term roughly meaning home, identity and belonging.
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Never involving, say, her feet in fuzzy socks with her swollen ankles propped up.
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Age: "Age is a construct" Occupation: director of innovation I like your fuzzy beret.
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Shelves and floor space are shrouded in heaps of soft yarn and fuzzy pompoms.
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Well, I got the fuzzy clothing and the fireplace and the hot drink right.
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Are wet sloths cute or does this one just look like a fuzzy Babadook?
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The FUZZY MATH puzzle was rejected, and the JAZZ HANDS puzzle … was also rejected.
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But Google's annual holiday Doodle gives the holiday an unexpected warm and fuzzy side.
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If "belief in the oneness of everything" sounds fuzzy, well, that's because it is.
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The Echo's speaker was crisper, the Home's a tiny bit fuzzy, to our ears.
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All of this sounds fuzzy enough that it would be easy to dismiss it.
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The concept of AI is as fuzzy and complicated as the actual mechanics behind it.
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Details surrounding West's condition are fuzzy — and truly, his health is none of our business.
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Didn&apost have such a warm, fuzzy relationship with Hillary, to be honest with you.
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He explains that while humans remember things in the fuzzy details, hosts recall memories perfectly.
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As we entered the park, we spotted the trademark red fuzzy hair in the trees.
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In the Trump era, this warm and fuzzy Democratic view of the court shifted dramatically.
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When I remember things, it usually starts with small, fuzzy details and then it grows.
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She wore blue once again, though this time in the form of a fuzzy coat.
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This week a lawyer who makes $190,000 per year and spends it on fuzzy socks.
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The other, starting with the fuzzy pillows and puffy comforter, is an ode to purple.
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Click here to view original GIFEver wondered how Wilson makes its fuzzy little tennis balls?
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Trying to please everyone is a recipe for fuzzy policies that don't work for anyone.
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We especially love the fuzzy iteration of the women's version — equal parts cool and cozy.
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README720p camera can be fuzzy, but does the trick for 90 percent of your needs.
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Granted, the Golden Globes' Musical/Comedy sorting process is fuzzy overall — not just with musicals.
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Public interest is just the kind of fuzzy language that led us to this moment.
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The mom of two sported black leggings and topped off the look with fuzzy slippers.
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POLICY "VERY FUZZY" The move is not the first time China has restricted coal imports.
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His chief reasons include sluggish global growth, the earnings slowdown and a fuzzy economics picture.
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If an X-Ray is fuzzy due to poor calibration, a fracture could be missed.
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Not to mention producer Mark Burnett's fuzzy relationship to purportedly damaging footage of Donald Trump.
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When the mixture is properly emulsified, it will become homogenous and have a fuzzy appearance.
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A little fuzzy pup enjoyed a nice game while sitting pretty in a baby carrier.
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But from the outside, the future of storied magazine titles looks fuzzy at best. Absolutely.
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"Garden" is fuzzy, yearning guitar-pop, and it's probably the catchiest song on the record.
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It's the essence of fuzzy logic, where people's actions and intents do not necessarily align.
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And for many adults, they are wrapped in the warm and fuzzy gauze of nostalgia.
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"Memories get more fuzzy, and get more beautiful as the years go by," he states.
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On his cartoon sock, we came up with technology so that AI's braids are fuzzy.
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This sentimental cycle increases the warm-fuzzy feelings, especially with family and inner circle friends.
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Sweaters are soft, fuzzy, cozy, and they can also be an agent for meaningful dialogue.
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Battling what exactly has always been "It's" slightly fuzzy aspect, and that remains true here.
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"See how the pieces are?" he says to hospital staff, pointing at the fuzzy image.
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Also fuzzy: Why did it take 18 minutes for officers to reach the 32nd floor?
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The law's view is clear and inevitable, but in other ways Bill's identity is fuzzy.
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Little wonder that "everything" thrives on the Internet, where the math is so often fuzzy.
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I stood in front of a large photo of Kim touching a fuzzy red blanket.
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The numbers are fuzzy, but the group is thought still to have thousands of fighters.
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Right now the Clintons have a couple of fuzzy little dogs along the poodle line.
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Like Ms. Toscano-Percoco's, the exact nature of Mr. Pitts's work for CPV is fuzzy.
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Because of fuzzy, complicated language, it is not clear how onerous these rules will be.
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The FBI presented a more "fuzzy" and "ambiguous" judgment about the interference, the Post reported.
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"Anti," a more electronic track, is so visceral and fuzzy, a haze of thundering sound.
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There was an interesting period when the lyrics were buried under this heavy, fuzzy guitar.
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They designed an ambiguous, fuzzy sound, which wasn't entirely discernible, and hence open to interpretation.
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Our photog went in for the warm and fuzzy ... will Kanye and Kim have #3?
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UO Willow Fuzzy Drawstring Teddy Jacket, $69This jacket is both on-trend and incredibly comfortable.
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The springs have a long, fuzzy history of enchanting speculators and generations of wealthy families.
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"Informed consent still appears to be a remarkably fuzzy concept for him," tweeted Charlotte Clymer.
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It's almost a bomber style, and it's old looking and smelling, with a fuzzy collar.
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Ms. Burton may be a bit skeptical, but she still shouldn't be encouraging fuzzy thinking.
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Yes, a Suicide Squad spin-off might just give you a warm and fuzzy feeling.
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The tassels were short and fuzzy, and she thought they made the silk look cheap.
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Fuzzy-headed thinking like Wilson's is what is truly the problem of the 21st century.
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Its portrayal of the future is not merely fuzzy but skewed toward coal over renewables.
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But all seems less intimidating when the patient is small, fuzzy and definitely not you.
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The United States should not succumb to the new fuzzy atmospherics of the Korean peninsula.
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Impossible-to-shop-for people give this otherwise warm and fuzzy season a sharper edge.
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Apparently not even the bureaucrats charged with implementing the fuzzy rules can apply them accurately.
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Many of Kavanaugh's comments were seen as too fuzzy to actually pursue any perjury prosecution.
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All the while, a mysterious figure guards over a cityscape, watchful, vigilant, and fuzzy-eared.
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First, some quick definitions, since terminology tends to be a little fuzzy in this area.
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Just some fuzzy cloth and googly eyes, in this new production from Paper Canoe Theater Company.
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Put a fuzzy mustache and some black frames on Miles Teller and you're good to go.
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Friends toted poster boards featuring fuzzy mug shots of a younger Rivera, in his early 20s.
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The disease got its name because some bats develop a white, fuzzy growth on their noses.
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Sweden draft The Trump administration's feelings about Russia may be fuzzy right now, but Sweden's aren't.
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We love crunching on leaves in our leather booties, and layering scarves over warm, fuzzy turtlenecks.
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It would be much nicer if dogs and cats were fuzzy recycling centers, but they aren't.
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Notice its adorable fuzzy chin, and the way its chest hair looks like a baby's bib.
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His ears are fuzzy, his hair is thinning, and his brow is furrowed by permanent creases.
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I thought that might be happening because my photos always look pretty fuzzy on my phone.
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Melkbelly's songs jump from frenetic, fuzzy rock ("Off the Lot") to slightly more melodic tracks ("Cawthra").
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But just like another fuzzy duo from Toy Story 4, you cannot keep these two apart.
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I was fuzzy as to how all these distinctions in belief and objective applied to Raqqa.
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And they're fixed, as Parker points out, in a way that's not exactly warm and fuzzy.
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Meanwhile, North West is living her best life in vivid colors, playful prints and fuzzy textures.
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Of course, it was a slightly hectic situation, so perhaps the details got a little fuzzy.
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But it's starting to seem like our favorite fuzzy buzzers are getting sick of our shit.
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The $79 headset is Google's first true virtual reality device and it's soft and fuzzy — literally.
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Plaque can feel kind of fuzzy on your teeth, and sometimes it has a foul odor.
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At this point, the details are a little fuzzy as to which titles will be available.
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They mix with soft pastels: yellow washes, fuzzy reddish-pinks, subtle touches of purple and blue.
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But the bank's fuzzy rules appear to bar him from a second term on its board.
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Will Google's self-driving car come with Corinthian leather bucket seats, fuzzy upholstery, or moon roofs?
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Chuchel is about a black, fuzzy ball-like creature in search of a juicy red cherry.
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Well, there'll be hard conversations, there'll be fuzzy conversations, and there'll be a call-to-arms.
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In it, she's wearing a fuzzy blue sweater and a cheery splash of bright pink lipstick.
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It is not a warm, fuzzy time, but some empathy will be available from Pisces planets.
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Those pictures will still be a tad fuzzy, due to the vehicle's distance from the object.
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Turns out, even a deep dreaming AI can't fix a fuzzy shot it in the edit.
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Things get fuzzy; you lose the ability to recognize your own face for what it is.
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Thanks to this thoughtful paparazzi dude who has given me such a warm and fuzzy feeling.
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But he was fuzzy on the details and is otherwise, demonstrably, an unreliable source of information.
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Kulindadromeus was fuzzy over much of its body, so it might have been nice to pet.
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I've seen what happens when a cockroach breaks down—they turn into this white fuzzy matter.
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The desire for her, coded by the green paisley, transferred over to fuzzy leaves, bristled vines.
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And if we're being really honest, the line between can get kind of fuzzy in practice.
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Over the course of a volatile election year, the edges of those boundaries can feel fuzzy.
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Well, first of all, there's a big fuzzy cat face on the box and the tube.
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His use of sand creates an even, but fuzzy surface, giving the images a slight buzz.
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Fuzzy socks are the most perfect clothing item to ever exist and that's just a fact.
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Be forewarned: The March numbers could be a little fuzzy because of distortions from the storm.
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Like many judge-created standards, though, this one is fuzzy enough to generate plenty of uncertainty.
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She will thank you — while sipping on a nerves-soothing neat bourbon under a fuzzy blanket.
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Lyft's fuzzy pink mustaches were an effective marketing tool in the early days of ride hailing.
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Eyler invented what he calls "the original fuzzy carstache " as a side project that predated Lyft.
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Once upon a time, these fuzzy little dudes were — we're sorry to say it — pretty unhealthy.
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So it only makes sense that she would travel in a fuzzy over-size coat too.
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The second feature is a fuzzy dark patch roughly 49 feet by 31 feet in size.
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Here's a fuzzy Black-Waved Flannel Moth (Lagoa crispata) from #Ohio to kick the week off!
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For years, these fuzzy rodents have been recreating whatever is "of the now" in pop culture.
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Our first thought: Kylie, honey, are you wearing a sloth (or some other fuzzy, clingy mammal)?
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Contrary to Walton's fuzzy memory, the Portland game wasn't the last in the Celtics' road trip.
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Perhaps public sentiments are fuzzy, advisers are risk-adverse, or the enemy seems poised to pounce.
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Meanwhile, President Trump's fuzzy agenda for reforming NAFTA could give Canada and Mexico more bargaining power.
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So, a mixed Disney bag, as usual, with a hippie kid, confusing politics and fuzzy-wuzzies.
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His answers a month later to fuzzy-minded questioning from Congress gave critics no further ammunition.
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But as The Washington Post's Fact Checker noted, the $21 trillion claim was quite, well, fuzzy.
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If you're looking for a fuzzy, warm, and soft bathrobe, you'll love PajamaMania's Women's Fleece Robe.Pros
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This sneaker was designed to resemble a tennis ball and was made using similar, fuzzy materials.
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Tim Miller: Well, there are enough split reviews that I just feel warm maybe not fuzzy.
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Bush I think she did so much for Fuzzy and I -- and she's still doing it.
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The fuzzy fucker falls asleep as it's put into the press, completely typical of its kind.
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Gina Rodriguez is one of those people who leaves you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside.
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And you know what that means: no trips to the bodega in fuzzy slippers required. Shakshuka
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And I can't imagine it gave those two men a warm and fuzzy feeling about Germany.
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"I find it worrying that authorship is such a fuzzy concept in dance music," writes Lynch.
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But psychologists warn that the criteria are still fuzzy, and the potential for overdiagnosis is enormous.
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Animal uplift can push us to define concepts that are fuzzy around the edges, like intelligence.
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As with most "emergency" spending legislation, this proposed bill is lengthy and its details are fuzzy.
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"When I sing it live, I picture very fuzzy, melancholic details of my childhood," she explains.
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Shelby Wentz: When I sing it live, I picture very fuzzy, melancholic details of my childhood.
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But measuring most metrics hourly provides noise and a fuzzy picture of what's going on fundamentally.
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Notorious hedonists, Tauruses love being surrounded by fuzzy blankets and enough takeout to feed a village.
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If you're a little fuzzy on the difference between a Demogorgon and a demodog, read on.
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And the Whitney's director, Adam Weinberg, has sent a fuzzy hug of a letter to staff.
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To be fair, the clues unearthed by the researchers' approach are fuzzy and imprecise at best.
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Additional clues about the fuzzy line between sensation and perception come from pain's creepy bedfellow: itching.
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"By the end of June, the fuzzy-headed clover will have finished its season," she writes.
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It's also available on YouTube, in various free and fuzzy transfers that don't do it justice.
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More than a year later, Fisher still gets that warm, fuzzy feeling just thinking about it.
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The two eventually freed the fuzzy friend unharmed, and he was sent back into the wild.
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Gone were the fuzzy psychoanalytic references, which were replaced by a more biological and standardized approach.
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There were no winners or losers in the standoff — just fuzzy animals that made us smile.
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Still, the feeling toward the news media among those interviewed was far from warm and fuzzy.
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Mr. Trump seemed thrilled to be in the borough, if a little fuzzy on its charms.
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It makes us all warm and fuzzy when two crazy kids are devoted to each other.
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Of course, Cleveland's thinking here is fuzzy in its own right, no matter the discount price.
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Australia's koalas — cute, fuzzy and largely defenseless in the face of natural disaster — often grab headlines.
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Consequently, the diploma itself sends a fuzzy signal about its worth to students, employers and colleges.
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A Crimean astronomer spotted the fuzzy blob of light, which is about 6 miles in diameter.
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Meanwhile, the current fuzzy definitions can encourage and, for a time, obscure mis-selling and fraud.
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It featured a tiny polar bear stranded on an ice floe in a fuzzy blue ocean.
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"Cultural trends are typically fuzzy and rely on the the subjectivity of the interpreter," Wiseman said.
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Yes, but he would prefer you save the warm, fuzzy feelings for someone who needs them.
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He expanded his style of jazzy soul to include fuzzy psychedelia, lush orchestration and pounding R'n'B.
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Feeling fuzzy, Paul stumbled out of bed, bumping into what she remembers as a coffee table.
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Instead of "Ugly Foot," the team bestowed upon their fuzzy bird foot a more endearing nickname.
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Mondays, for example, are straightforward and welcoming, the puzzle equivalent of a warm and fuzzy bunny.
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"It's sort of my fuzzy fragile heart at the time of doing the drawing," Weller said.
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Billowing canvas pants and fuzzy raw-seamed shearling jackets offered a softer side to the collection.
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The problem with this big-picture focus is that the details on GMOs get really fuzzy.
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The politics of Star Wars should always have been allowed to stay warm-fuzzy and mundane.
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You remember the warm fuzzy feelings of being a kid and enjoying pizza with your family.
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The Fuzzy Tauntaun From Oga's Cantina It's not quite as elaborate or fanciful as The Outer Rim, but the Fuzzy Tauntaun is easy to drink, has a nice golden hue, and comes in a glass that doesn't look like something you could just pick up a Target.
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Large bamboo leaves ran down the first 5003 feet of the rope, flapping like fuzzy moth wings.
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We scratch at the wrong angle at the wrong time — and that's where fuzzy chicks come in.
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In the past, sometimes they've overlapped and sometimes not; the distinctions were sometimes clear and sometimes fuzzy.
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I can see why the area between autonomous stopping and parking and fully autonomous riding is fuzzy.
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So get yourself a fuzzy, muppet-like pair for your own wardrobe to ensure a standout post.
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Just like any baby, these fuzzy bundles aren't big on sitting still and posing for the camera.
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But this rock looked nothing like a comet, and was missing the fuzzy appearance and the tail.
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When you think about death on Game of Thrones, you probably don't immediately feel warm and fuzzy.
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VLADIMIR PUTIN may frighten some countries, but Russia gives many South Africans a warm and fuzzy feeling.
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A fuzzy-wuzzy baby polar bear popping up in our Twitter feed is breaking news to us.
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"I put my fuzzy sweater to my mouth thinking it would filter the air better," she wrote.
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Because you know this looney movie's origin story begins with a fuzzy, druggy night and a dare.
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When I fell on my back, my eyes got fuzzy and blurry, and I got dizzy. Wow.
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And it doesn't help that the film ends with a fuzzy, hand-waving monologue about Nick's status.
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Even the legality of pushing a bilateral deal through Congress, having promised a trilateral one, is fuzzy.
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To help you decide just take a really good look through these fuzzy photos of smooth vs.
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It also means that, in spite of the 515ppi 5.7-inch display, images can sometimes feel fuzzy.
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You can also donate directly towards Boo and her deer friends at Fuzzy Fawn by clicking here.
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The region looks like a fuzzy blotch within the Orion constellation, and it spans 24 light-years.
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There's just no way you could walk around all day with that fuzzy lens in your way.
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William even stopped to compliment 5-month-old Leo on his choice of a fuzzy bear onesie.
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However, the resolution wasn't 4K, and the stream struggled to keep the gameplay clear instead of fuzzy.
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A new discovery in the "fuzzy atmosphere" of Rosetta's comet may lend some credence to this theory.
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In practice, mental and physical exhaustion leads to fuzzy thinking and mistakes that need to be corrected.
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"Rubio is triangulating," Eleanor Clift wrote recently, choosing a Clintonian verb to describe his fuzzy, evolving positions.
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Three-year-old Tahira Sreen keeps interrupting the Muppet, getting up and kissing its fuzzy purple cheeks.
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Money managers' deepening love affair with sustainable investment stems not from warm, fuzzy ideas about doing good.
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At its liberal edge, the boundaries of the religion, as practised in America, can be very fuzzy.
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And if you by chance have a phobia of people in fuzzy animal costumes, then look away.
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Until Thursday, the reasons were fuzzy as to why Manning had been called to testify at all.
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David Bowie's freak-deaky spaceman magic lives on in the form of a tiny, fuzzy baby penguin.
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Fuzzy socks, crackling fires, piping hot cocoa, soft sweaters — what do all these things have in common?
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Mathers' defense claimed the woman in the video couldn't be immediately identified due to the fuzzy video.
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"Details are still fuzzy," said Pathak, adding that the police have now spoken to the victim herself.
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Investors, of course, aren't backing these companies just for the warm fuzzy feeling of helping people relax.
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Through magic, he becomes a cat named Mr. Fuzzy Pants — Christopher Walken is in on it somehow!
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Honestly this sounds like Christmas: warm, fuzzy, and comforting, with the faint whiff of cinammon to boot.
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As the Night King raised the fallen, my screen got fuzzy, as if it had lost resolution.
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In front of the stove, there's a fuzzy, cream-colored cat-climbing structure that's six feet tall.
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Within twenty minutes, we could see its fuzzy hew warming the horizon: Porthcawl was ahead of us.
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The whole LP is astoundingly sunny, with good vibes emanating from each of these fuzzy pop songs.
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Turns out, Dodger is very much alive — and Evans' followers can't get enough of the fuzzy guy.
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In my fuzzy waking moments, I scraped the internet for concussion information, but it was overwhelmingly contradictory.
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Even so, what lies beyond the prison walls has begun to seem abstract — fuzzy around the edges.
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"The Total Bent" can get a little fuzzy when it comes to the details of its story.
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But these gradations are fuzzy, and they never quite map onto what voters actually have to say.
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He added that Speaker Ryan (R-Wis.) "is not warm and fuzzy," about a tax hike option.
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It's how lights at night can turn into fuzzy, grainy orbs, as seen on Apple's event invite.
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He's not warm and fuzzy to a few people who have made a career of criticizing him?
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But this does not mean Facebook has returned to being the warm and fuzzy Facebook of old.
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It's prominent (and seemingly permanent) frown clearly doesn't inspire the same fuzzy feeling as Minis of yore.
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But Hubble's pictures were taken from afar and are pretty fuzzy; they haven't been considered definitive proof.
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I had a warm and fuzzy feeling about her and I wanted to see where that went.
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Here's the exchange: Cooper: One of the criticisms of you is that— that your math is fuzzy.
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It also has a fuzzy synthetic liner that works wonders and makes me feel like I'm warmer.
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Lead singer Jay Kay's fuzzy black hat was the focal point of Jamiroquai's video "Virtual Insanity" (1996).
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Now he and his merry band of actors take on the fuzzy world of sports-team mascots.
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"Laws shouldn't be about specific technological implementations, and AI is a really fuzzy term anyway," she said.
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This is the perfect thin base layer for everything from cardigans to blazers to thick, fuzzy sweaters.
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It's in teasing out the implications of all this evidence where things get both fuzzy and frustrating.
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Tuesday's collection included bubblegum pink looks, fuzzy, woolen skirts to cozy up in and furry snow boots.
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While many appear to have been made from plastic, others look like softer and a little fuzzy.
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When the Pentagon asked for $686 billion for 2019, its math at first seemed a little fuzzy.
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The company even copyrighted the words "Mom" and "love," turning warm and fuzzy concepts into intellectual property.
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In contrast, human Go experts have their experience to rely on, but it is fuzzy by comparison.
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The illustration itself used some fairly fuzzy math to paint a perfect picture for this client's retirement.
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"I had just released Soon Asleep, and was in a fuzzy headspace," Bates explained, via e-mail.
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Viable options include: a Nixon mask, Groucho fuzzy nose and glasses get-up, sheet with eyeball cutouts.
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We now have crisp distinctions and tools that just a few years ago were muddled and fuzzy.
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The fuzzy aesthetic blending Italian trattoria, San Francisco bistro and Shaker Meeting House echoed the borderless cuisine.
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At the dawn of the 20th century, astronomers captured fuzzy, black-and-white images of the planets.
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Unlike fast-fashion dupes that become fuzzy and worn-out, this crewneck won't pill after continued wear.
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Not much is said, as the graduates bid farewell; heads are still too fuzzy, hearts too full.
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But many psychologists warn that the criteria are still fuzzy, and the potential for overdiagnosis is enormous.
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"You can make Tony Soprano, who's a serial killer, this warm and fuzzy family guy," Voss says.
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Partridgeberry flowers are tiny four-petaled tubes, fragrant and fuzzy inside, and produced sporadically in late spring.
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Fuzzy and enveloping, cuddly and adorable, the MaxMara Teddy Bear coat is like a Snuggie with buttons.
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The angles are severe, the focus is fuzzy, a third of the canvas is out of frame.
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He had no previous experience with preservation work; he was fuzzy on the basics of sound recording.
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In fact, the fuzzy black surface introduces a weird erotic component to our experience of the painting.
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It's unclear if they want another Simon, or if they're going for warm and fuzzy all 'round.
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But already the long hot summer of '16 has faded away into a fragmented and fuzzy memory.
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Sarah and Jesse look so happy and poised and vivid, while everyone else seems a little fuzzy.
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Whether you prefer a fitted cropped cardigan or a warm and fuzzy option, we've got you covered.
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The fuzzy distinctions between the author's life and that of his fictional protagonist are multiple and intentional.
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Shadows go fuzzy, similar to how it was when the sun was at 25 percent of normal.
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Keep your fuzzy socks and fleecy throws, because all we want for autumn is a cozy robe.
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My passion is my patients, and my primary job is being a vet for Fuzzy Pet Health.
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She then swapped the ball gown for a light-pink, lace lingerie set and pink, fuzzy robe.
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The drizzly conditions transformed flyouts and popups into fuzzy pellets that became tricky for fielders to track.
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And I also recognize that the concept of "default app" gets fuzzy in some of these cases.
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If you didn't already know, Amazon is full of super comfy and fuzzy indoor and outdoor slippers.
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I created this puzzle seven years ago, so my memory of its inception is a bit fuzzy.
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JON PARELES Nine songs, 26 minutes: The debut album from Kills Birds is a furious, fuzzy bombshell.
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A gregarious woman of fifty-six, Debra Bosolet wore an oversized T-shirt and fuzzy pink slippers.
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If those details sound fuzzy, it's because they are: All the interesting parts of Schriever stay secret.
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In terms of phone rumors, this is where the details start to get a little more fuzzy.
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"They're a kind of vaccine against fuzzy thinking" Key results refer to how objectives will be met.
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Not all last-minute gifts have to be weird candles or yet another pair of fuzzy socks.
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For instance, you might sometimes notice your videos becoming blocky or fuzzy when streaming movies on Netflix.
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But the logic itself was not fuzzy, said Professor Timothy Ross of the University of New Mexico.
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It started when she was a teenager and the vision in her left eye suddenly got fuzzy.
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Australia has tilted its tourism strategy toward culinary offerings, not just its cute and fuzzy animal population.
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Plus, Venus and Jupiter connect, creating warm, fuzzy feelings and helping you process some emotionally tough stuff.
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"Now there are no clear prototypes, so things are more fuzzy and there's less certainty," she says.
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There is just this general warm-fuzzy feeling you get from doing something you think is right.
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Make no mistake: I am not suggesting that liberals adopt a fuzzy, gentler version of their politics.
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Mukqs' Walkthrough is a collection of fuzzy pieces that play like psychedelic memories of video game soundtracks.
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It's especially cute because wolverines are basically a pile of sentient fangs and claws and they'll eat dead things and party in corpses and tear you apart without a second thought, but their babies are just lil' fuzzy balls the way all animal babies are little fuzzy balls!
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When you get those, like, warm, fuzzy feelings — I just really love leaving the theater on a high.
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The truth is that I only taught it to recognize a vaguely green and fuzzy array of pixels.
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From fuzzy faux fur jackets to wild leopard print coats, this season's outerwear trends are anything but boring.
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Her sultry vocals and the guitar's fuzzy, tortured whine makes "Mountains to the Mess" a sexy, mysterious song.
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Fuzzy talk of an "outsourcing tax" will in any case hardly encourage IT procurement managers to look overseas.
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She tried taking medication for her anxiety and depression, but it just made her feel sleepy and fuzzy.
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Anyone flying long-haul still expects to find a tiny, fuzzy monitor a few inches from their nose.
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But the combination of products makes it fuzzy to figure out how any one of them is faring.
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Partly because they can point to a fuzzy circular economy future, few retailers are doing much to help.
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According to descriptions that have popped up on the internet, these fuzzy, penguin-like creatures inhabit Ahch-To.
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Then again, there's no point in doing all that if the results are fuzzy and not worth sharing.
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Her memory was fuzzy, but she said she woke up naked in the man's bed the next day.
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These chubby, fuzzy dumplings spend their days asking for food and flopping over, and I'll be honest: same!
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But our first fuzzy image of this moon was captured by the Voyager 2 probe, in August 1981.
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"Little Boo is a Whitetail Piebald, caused by a genetic defect," writes Scherer on the Fuzzy Fawn Instagram.
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The details are fuzzy but it sounds like he attacked this woman, and that he has no remorse.
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MYLES: He's sort of boundaryless, which is amazing, like he's sitting in time in this fuzzy, profound way.
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In terms of British movie talent, it's like Harry Potter, but with a fuzzy bear at the center.
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The technical details on the Indiegogo page are a little fuzzy, but similar technologies are already in circulation.
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The brain only operates on glucose, so people start to lose focus, get fuzzy vision, and slow down.
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"Unlike traditional software development, ML systems will never be 'bug-free' because prediction is an innately fuzzy science."
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"I was with Fuzzy in the aftermath and I witnessed what the fans did to him," Kerr said.
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The fuzzy clicks of her TV as it warmed up, the animated visage of Batman appearing in time.
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Fuzzy McPoe (ph) is one of the brightest stars right now and, man, he can deliver a hit.
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He loves every human, every animal, every plant and every fuzzy hair on every bumblebee's cute little face.
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Burberry Ribbed Sweater | $550 Prep for sweater weather with this fuzzy (and super-soft) mohair-blend crew neck.
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"While we have gotten used to explicit declarations of the wind chill value, reality is far more fuzzy."
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"My mind is still a bit fuzzy, I just really enjoyed it today," Lowry, from County Offaly, said.
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Google's fuzzy, comfy Daydream View virtual reality headset is now available for pre-order, the company has announced.
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If you need the pop music equivalent of a fuzzy blanket right about now, we've got you covered.
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This furry decoration is the epitome of warm and fuzzy holiday cheer (don't worry, it's just faux fur).
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The collection taps into the heart of what millennials love best: fuzzy animals, great design, dolphins making out.
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Earth, as it passes in front of the Sun, has a fuzzy edge, owing to its thick atmosphere.
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When you observe me being a team player, (or whatever the fuzzy is) what actions are you observing?
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Trump's discussions with Alexander were similarly fuzzy on the details, according to GOP aides supportive of the legislation.
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Maguire's boss, not known for warm and fuzzy moments with subordinates, didn't invite him to take a seat.
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Nor would we want to shut down C-SPAN (or return to tiny black and white fuzzy screen).
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Indeed, it blends the cool high-top silhouette with the fuzzy wool exterior that Allbirds is known for.
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And it's fair to say the law has not vanquished the tech industry's fuzzy language and logic overnight.
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Ask the guy known as Fuzzy about his favorite customer, and the answer will surprise you: Barbara Bush.
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If you're not familiar with the fuzzy dream pop psych of Cincinnati's Wussy, you're in for a treat.
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But in a few years time, your fuzzy head could be cleared by just one cup of tea.
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Predictive analytics is a fuzzy term, but essentially means interpreting raw data and drawing new conclusions through inference.
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Beautiful frescoes line the inside and outside of the sanctuary and a fuzzy monastery cat patrols the grounds.
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Still You are not the fucked world You are something apart Something once fuzzy now packed into cans.
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What mars this book, however, is not its overreaching claims or narrative ambition, but its fuzzy conceptual framework.
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It opens with a lovely, somewhat fuzzy interior image of a ship porthole that looks onto some water.
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In this case, turns out Mom knows best -- Yolanda Hadid credited Fuzzy Fawn last year in a post.
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My grandmother may have had a third-grade education, but she was brilliant — tough, not warm and fuzzy.
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In the Dr. Seuss picture book "The Lorax," the fuzzy title character says he speaks for the trees.
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Her recollection of the details is fuzzy, but one way or another, he ended up in her place.
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Mr. Corbyn managed to appeal to both sides in the general election by keeping his Brexit policy fuzzy.
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New York Stories In the fuzzy space between jobs and relationships, there's a lot that can go wrong.
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She was lying bundled in a fuzzy blanket — and, mind you, it was, I think, 0003 degrees outside.
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Once inside, be sure to order the Fuzzy Tauntaun…and wait for your mouth to become mysteriously numb.
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There's no one definition of a crossover, and the line between SUVs and crossovers is fuzzy in practice.
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Trump wasn't fuzzy at all, though, about some of the key points in Comey's testimony, calling them lies.
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The enormous cultural shift that seemed to have finally come back in October 2017 now seems fuzzy, uncertain.
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When we first met Janet Feldman, she was wearing pink shoes, a fuzzy pink sweater, and pink glasses.
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Watching the other, a dark, fuzzy, noisy transfer of the movie, might make you think you're still drunk.
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He applied fuzzy set theory to allow the program to make estimates of possible outcomes, and that worked.
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That said, here are seven questions to ask yourself to make those fuzzy situations a little bit clearer:
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With imagery returned by probes, what had been fuzzy dots in the world's biggest telescopes bloomed into worlds.
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"I had this really nice, soft, fuzzy blanket that I started bringing along for my mom," she said.
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It is part of Masters lore that no first-year player has won since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979.
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Biden and his team criticized that plan as filled with pie-in-the-sky calculations and fuzzy math.
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However, records and recollections of people who worked on the show back in the '90s is still fuzzy.
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And they're able to give me feedback about a candidate that's pretty specific, rather than the fuzzy stuff.
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Its conclusions about its own storyline are as hazy and fuzzy as the Losers' memory of Derry itself.
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Through fuzzy guitar riffs and dreamy, doleful lyrics, Avery Tucker and Harmony Tividad mourn past lives and relationships.
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It was a way of dealing with "fuzzy sets," collections of information whose boundaries were vague or imprecise.
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Zimride evolved into Lyft, which initially used the gimmick of fuzzy bubblegum-colored mustaches to distinguish its service.
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Public Access/Open Networks brought on nostalgia I never realized I had for rabbit ears and fuzzy pictures.
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Throughout her first album, she mixes the fuzzy fragility of the lo-fi demo with epic teen melodrama.
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Judd Apatow co-produced the show, and so it bears his warm, fuzzy stamp, but also his irreverence.
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The closest we could get to being with each other was a fuzzy image on a phone screen.
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It's a dynamic plant, with fuzzy leaflets that grow into large spiny leaves that sprout bright fuchsia flowers.
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" In response to a question about Sanders's Medicare for All proposal, which would replace private health coverage with a government-run system, Gray said, "I don't think very many Americans have very strong, warm, fuzzy feelings about their insurance companies — I think Americans have warm fuzzy feelings about their medical professionals.
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It's freaky, but it's also a reminder that not everything with the mob is warm-and-fuzzy bar giveaways.
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Your decision to neglect another book club meeting has not gone unnoticed by these fuzzy-bellied, hyper-judgmental bookworms.
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There's just something about the McCallisters' chaos that makes you feel all warm and fuzzy during the holiday season.
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The trickle of bridesmaids and groomsmen thickens to a stream: Hobobob, Unlistedgamer, Princess Fuzzy, MrElmo, Mia, Noble Archer Gib.
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But when the fuzzy earmuffs were sitting in the Scream Queens wardrobe fittings, no one was thinking about Leia.
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That's because they operate using a simultaneously fuzzy and overly narrow set of rules around what constitutes banned behavior.
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A 10-year-old girl in a fuzzy pink face mask, holding a sign but immersed in a book.
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Isn't there some way to ride out these last few weeks while still retaining that warm, fuzzy, SummerBuzz(TM)?
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If I can't get a dog, at least let me have this cute fuzzy piece to tote around, okay?
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I ran into (1979 winner) Fuzzy (Zoeller) in the champions locker room and he was a lot of fun.
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Ahead, 29 inspiring winter recipes that are the perfect accompaniment for catching up with Riverdale and wearing fuzzy socks.
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We've spotted fuzzy jackets worn over bikini tops, tie-dye hoodies paired with shorts, and the list goes on.
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The "World" section begins with the 1980 Moscow Olympics: posters, uniforms, and the fuzzy little mascot, Misha the Bear.
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With this in mind, the methods for moving forward — like the evolution of computers — are still fuzzy and unclear.
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One of Kendrick's costumes includes a frilly blouse, a button-down denim skirt, a down jacket, and fuzzy slides.
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Now that I can see that clearly (it was fuzzy for a while), I feel really good about it.
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Luckily, her exact fuzzy cardigan is still available in almost every size on Free People's website, retailing for $128.
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I allowed myself to imagine kissing my baby's bald, fuzzy head as I went under anesthesia for egg retrieval.
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The Vampire Diaries actress announced in an Instagram post on Monday that her fuzzy feline passed away on Saturday.
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"We see those little fuzzy hairs, and it gets in our heads and starts to bother us," says Scott.
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They're all in various states of intrigue, but nothing is jumping out and making me feel warm and fuzzy.
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That's a warm and fuzzy feeling you just can't put a price on — even inside a $100,000 swag bag.
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Boo lives at Fuzzy Fawn, a "rescue, rehab, release" facility in New York State that specializes in whitetail deer.
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Maybe the fuzzy find will make an appearance during Fallon's special Tonight Show episode from Minnesota following the game?
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The fuzzy video obtained by the AP would appear to confirm that the drone was not carrying any weapons.
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Listening through these headphones for too long leaves you with a fuzzy feeling and a sensation of cabin pressure.
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But for all the fuzzy aspirations of its founders, the EU remains firmly a club of its member states.
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" A more colloquial way of putting it would be "it's warm and fuzzy and not in an aggressive way.
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Last week, the MRO's context camera captured a fuzzy image of the site where ESA expected Schiaparelli to land.
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Just like you, Chiko loves curling up in his favorite hoodie and fuzzy blanket to catch up on cartoons.
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They scorn fuzzy thinking and beliefs that have no basis in fact; they attack problems with a ruthless logic.
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Hanks is older; Ryan's hair is shorter, but that warm fuzzy feeling is familiar — and that's the movie's key.
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In honor of National Panda Day, we're gifting you nine cute clips to help express your innermost fuzzy feelings.
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News, the celebrations also included a bacon cake and some unusual birthday gifts (who doesn't need a "fuzzy vagina"?).
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Like any magic wand tool, it gets a bit confused when faced with fuzzy boundaries between foreground and background.
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It's also reversible, so you can cuddle up with its fuzzy sherpa interior or its super soft microfiber exterior.
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Matt Goldberg, Collider: It hides in warm, fuzzy feelings that haven't been earned and lessons that haven't been learned.
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But as soon as you're in orbit, or heading to another celestial body, the rules start to get fuzzy.
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There is only one thing better than hugging a nice dad, and that is embracing a very fuzzy alpaca.
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Stuck In The Fuzzy Sun – The shaded lenses in Spectacles made them tough to wear indoors or at night.
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Leibal, 11+ O-Fan | $50 Prep for sweater weather with this fuzzy (and super-soft) mohair-blend crew neck.
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But a New York Times report foreshadows some major issues with the concept: The setup is warm and fuzzy.
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Elizabeth has never been a warm and fuzzy mom, but this season, she doesn't even try to play nice.
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It wasn't to give readers that warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you seen something you love adapted faithfully.
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From half a million miles out, Ultima still appears fuzzy, but the irregularly-shaped object is becoming increasingly clear.
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Eyler invented the company's iconic fuzzy pink mustache logo and now he heads Lyft's so-called ride experience team.
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The sacculus registers frequency notes that are associated with singing almost instantly, giving you a warm and fuzzy feeling.
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To study screams is to probe the fuzzy boundary that separates humans from the rest of the animal kingdom.
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So when Fido looks at the screen, they may only be seeing a jerky, fuzzy picture of your face.
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"By the time we began making Fuzzy Logic I'd been working with Gorwel for about nine years," Rhys says.
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Dancers can be sparse on the floor, self-conscious and jokey, at least until the Fuzzy Nipples kick in.
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And it sounds like Carly Rae Jepsen recorded the perfect homage to the warm-and-fuzzy sitcom theme song.
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Both cater to techies as well as the fashion-aware (the line between hipster and nerd can be fuzzy).
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Cats, the world's first pest control Cats have worked as the world's fuzzy exterminators for at least 10,000 years.
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It's almost like a wintry drift of snow beneath your tree, except this snowdrift is warm, plush, and fuzzy.
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Or, to put it another way, a well designed attack can accurately infer personal data from fuzzy ('anonymized') responses.
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Tech Tip Q. Is there any way to make the overall text on screen in Windows 10 less fuzzy?
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" On television they watch "a fuzzy feed of an immense, distant building, the upper half of it in flames.
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Fuzzy has moved homes several times over the decades, but each place has been within 200 yards of Dukey's.
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"He wasn't a warm and fuzzy guy," Smith said, of Mapplethorpe, as he and Timoner walked into the gallery.
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And in a twist on the hotel slipper, Ms. Weinstock suggests laying out a new pair of fuzzy socks.
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The chronology is rather fuzzy, but much of the play takes place in the immediate aftermath of Tom's death.
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The plant is a biennial, producing a flat rosette of fuzzy, light blue-green leaves in its first year.
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At that point, we started our protests and were arrested almost immediately, so the details got a little fuzzy.
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He's playing some fuzzy power chords, standing with his legs a rockstar width apart, and he's just so stoked.
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For once, the NHL didn't get into a mess by having vague, fuzzy rules that are open to interpretation.
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And with little progressive communication between either of these parties and tenants of these buildings, a solution remains fuzzy.
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Making a record in a casino in Vegas for three months—three months—would lead to fuzzy memories regardless.
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Fuzzy Mice Breed with Butterflies in Uncanny Photorealistic Paintings Something's Hiding Under the Rug in These Creepy Hyperrealistic Paintings
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Even the most famous hologram to have been produced—Tupac, at Coachella in 2012—was a fuzzy, ghostly thing.
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Small and fuzzy with giant eyes begging us to believe it cares, Lovot is just such a companion robot.
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Yet as faces and headlines pop on and off the screen, the chronology and the movie's direction grow fuzzy.
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In interviews across Barcelona this week, many expressed confidence that the fuzzy details of statehood could be worked out.
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Indeed, fuzzy Surrealism's emphasis on chance and perceived ever-changing spontaneity probably helped form Schöffer's final mind melting monuments.
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On April 29, lovely Venus enters Taurus, which will certainly bring you a warm and fuzzy feeling about money.
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There seems to be a fuzzy line that, when crossed, makes viewers feel like they're participating in rape culture.
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After all, when there is a lack of commitment to a vision, the vision itself starts to get fuzzy.
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