I can't stop watching glorious footage of this glorious cheetah drone.
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He enjoyed a glorious career at a glorious time for British broadcasting.
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We've got action figures on the way, and now glorious, glorious Lego too.
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A glorious, glorious fact of life that we are thankful for every single day.
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And for the record, you're now 53 seconds closer to the glorious, glorious weekend.
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Smart TV sales are always glorious, but sales on Samsung's QLED line are the most glorious.
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Glorious, glorious pockets you can stuff with various paraphernalia, making for a heavenly purse-free existence?
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It's preposterous and glorious all at once, and when The Golden Circle focuses on hitting the sweet spot between glorious stupidity and sheepish but unashamed enjoyment of said glorious stupidity, it works really well.
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You get to be the captain of your own soul and if you just manage that, if you just took care of your territory, all the glorious, glorious, glorious wondrous opportunities and possibilities are waiting for you.
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It's about Charles Carson and Elsie Hughes and not about this glorious house and the glorious people that have lived in it.
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They were encased in compression tights ($90) designed to accentuate every glorious curve, and perhaps remold some of the less glorious ones.
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And even when simple, this isn't just any food — every dish cooked is the platonic ideal of that dish, and, of course, all that glorious food is set in the most glorious locations, with the most glorious of guests and guides.
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Of all of Swift's glorious summer moments, the shenanigans on the "Taymerica" slide at her backyard bash has to be the most glorious.
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In that [adjective meaning glorious -- oh hell, just say "glorious"] race, I promised we would build a wall to protect our southern border.
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" And in keeping with the Hindu nationalist ideology of India's glorious past, he promised a "new India," and a return to its "glorious past.
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I haven't the slightest — and because of the nature of international car launches we've traveled together around the world, driving glorious roads in glorious cars.
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Two years ago, we published a piece begging musicians to stop with the David Lynch references already – specifically Twin Peaks, specifically it's glorious, glorious theme song.
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Here, with just a few episodes left in its entire run, it's going to lean right into the "glorious heroes winning a glorious victory" of it all?
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" But the kill shot comes in the glorious line delivered by the riffing MST3K characters — glorious in the context of the movie, anyhow — "Trumpy, you can do stupid things!
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And when you give a person a dumpling, you feed them for five seconds; when you teach someone how to make dumplings, you truly feed them for a glorious, glorious lifetime.
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" He continued, "This is our glorious and magnificent inheritance.
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Our glorious cast & crew and our community of #Gladiators.
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" Then added, "Don't dim your light, baby, you're glorious.
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As a result, politicians are eager to present themselves as "the successors of Russia's glorious expansion and Russia's glorious development in the 19th century," said Nikolai V. Petrov, a Moscow political analyst.
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In other words: she's still sad and it's still glorious.
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And it takes festive to a whole other, glorious level.
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If you love beer, these truisms yield a glorious thing.
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The result will be translucent and utterly glorious Potstickers Royale.
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You shouldn't miss out on watching them in glorious 29000K.
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That's what Celedon tells me on a glorious spring afternoon.
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Behold all the wonders of space with these glorious photos!
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But you will always the glorious memories of Rydell High.
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And we proudly stand for our glorious nation under God.
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Here are just a few highlights from the glorious tradition.
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Sitting in a bath while eating pie, however, sounds glorious.
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The glorious treat starts with two homemade mini funnel cakes.
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On paper the Obama years were glorious for big firms.
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And now, it's become a glorious Photoshop battle on Reddit.
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Glorious. The rest of "The Obliged" isn't nearly as perfect.
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It's a glorious example of this meteorological phenomenon in action.
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Another day, another glorious parenting story courtesy of Kristen Bell.
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You all aren't my competition — you're my glorious support system.
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But to many subjects it did not feel so glorious.
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Why would he long for an even more glorious biography?
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War, then, is maybe, occasionally, just and maybe, occasionally, glorious.
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Today is our final shooting day on this glorious show.
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Today started miserable but then the glorious sunshine turned up.
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She was the best, she was glorious, she was amazing.
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She's one prong of a complicated (and glorious) Hecate trilogy.
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So, what was Swift up to during this glorious moment?
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The "Arthur's Fist" meme is a glorious example of this.
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Those are some glorious robes, you guys look really special.
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But it's still glorious thanks to Riverdale's best character: Betty.
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Tonight, Chris Christie his gone — but his glorious ghost remains.
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For some, birthdays are glorious opportunities to celebrate their lives.
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First, we have a glorious victory statement from Lisa Bloom.
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Throw every blanket in your home into a glorious pile!
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Lo and behold, he slept over five glorious, continuous hours!
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Sansa is named the glorious Wardeness of the North. 12.
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So naturally, he took a glorious picture combining the two.
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They did however overtake President Trump for one glorious moment.
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In case you couldn't already guess, it's pretty damn glorious.
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We see domestic scenes, sex scenes, banal conversations, glorious fantasies.
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One way or another, expect glorious heartache and bloody talons.
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There was a sale happening, so the prices were glorious.
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Will the strange, glorious 1996 drama "Profit" ever stream again?
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Yesterday we had glorious events scattered all over this city.
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Frankly, I was really intimidated by all that glorious hair.
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Want to make your own version of the glorious snackadium?
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He was Trump's mouthpiece, and a glorious one at that.
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"It was the most glorious, electrifying night," Mr. Dromgoole said.
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Yes, that is a unicorn, and yes, it is glorious.
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The finishing lines are all glorious in their own ways.
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The glorious NFL Films vault was going to be unlocked.
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But why stress over trivialities on such a glorious day?
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I spy an iceberg shaped like a glorious white L!
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For those two minutes, it all sings into glorious life.
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Within moments, glorious contrapuntal waves of movement fill the stage.
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Some say it was a sparrow; others, a glorious dove.
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We share one heart, one home and one glorious destiny.
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We occasionally get a glorious glimpse of this fear fibbing.
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And of course many of the dinosaurs are glorious species.
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It looks like a dismal end for a glorious career.
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And then you settle to be your glorious, narcissist self.
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He never came, but the Manhattan I had was glorious.
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So I saw it on Broadway, and it was glorious.
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Yes, getting toys as a child was a glorious thing.
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While I was climbing, it was glorious to be alive.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Titus Andromedon character performed a glorious homage.
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Still, he added, the film is, in a word, "glorious."
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There was another, less glorious lesson from the Brexit saga.
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It is not, to be clear, an altogether glorious time.
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First, let's talk about that painting, because it is glorious.
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They are our gates to the glorious and the unknown.
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That, to me, is the beauty of this glorious weekend.
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If we are going to heal, let it be glorious.
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Below, some of the most glorious gems: Watch What Happens when the Bravo host's mom, Evelyn, gets a glimpse of his glorious '90s throwback photo of himself rocking a Speedo on the beach in Mykonos.
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Not a dull moment in her life — from attending 50 schools by the time she was 10, meeting Nichols in an undergraduate philosophy class, marrying her psychoanalyst, the glorious successes and one glorious catastrophe ("Ishtar").
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All felines are glorious, beautiful, magical meowing gifts from the universe.
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I could finally take command of the Bridge; it felt glorious.
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Not everything is glorious, but it might be something better: human.
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But even if he doesn't, he'll always have those glorious Vines.
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Then there's the laughing Prince Adam, in all his glorious merriment.
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The curved design fills your entire peripheral vision, and it's glorious.
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We rode bikes for about an hour and it was glorious.
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Bridget Jones — queen of glorious awkward Britishness — has been there, too.
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Just watch this 360 degree twirl, complete with a glorious kick.
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It was a glorious sight, and one I will never forget.
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No one could match the lead singer's glorious dance moves, though.
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Sammi lay on the carpet, staring up into deep, glorious whiteness.
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Women. So let her be every glorious thing that she is.
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"How-to is not print at its most glorious," Welch said.
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She then shared them on Twitter in a pretty glorious thread.
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Thank you Tee for this glorious ode to queer Black love.
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Classical music blares in the background and the result is glorious.
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The comedic miniseries premieres Friday, February 2, and it is glorious.
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Being in the comfort of your bed is a glorious feeling.
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But failure isn't as glorious as that analogy might paint it.
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Brexiteers point to a long, glorious history of unilateral trade liberalisation.
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Sometimes even the glorious onion ring in an order of fries.
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In the meantime, feast your eyes on the glorious Dementor drone.
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And here's the secret agent-worthy move in glorious GIF form.
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Let's just hope those brows always stay as glorious as ever.
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The best thing he did in 2018: That glorious face-mane.
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Let us become productive participants in the glorious dance of life.
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Other countries followed, believing the war would be brief and glorious.
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But never mind all that — let's get to the glorious dunk.
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Daly supplemented her glorious open letter with the following photo evidence.
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Here's 60 seconds with Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda ... and it's glorious.
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The photo that came out of this encounter is absolutely glorious.
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Either way, those glorious eight glasses seem completely out of reach.
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Military parades are filled with building-sized portraits of glorious leaders!
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It was glorious time of memes, GIFs, and weird viral videos.
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It really is glorious and unique in how it is handled.
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For your average Briton, the Easter Bank Holiday weekend is glorious.
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That's part of what makes it such a glorious interview, though.
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A truly glorious moment where Kelly dances like all of us.
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White power skinhead music gave it all a seductive, glorious meaning.
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Glorious wonders of science, art, medicine and commerce to inspire humankind.
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Keep Avocado Fresh Never let that glorious green turn brown again!
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He posted the results to Twitter — and they are pretty glorious.
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Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.
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He excoriated Marx for ignoring the glorious labor that managers do.
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"I do not believe in glorious failure, heroic defeat," he said.
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Unleash your delightful rage instead, if only in your glorious imaginations!
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" Still, Mr. Scott added, the film is, in a word, "glorious.
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We shouldn't ignore what a glorious-sounding product we got, though.
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Making a grand, glorious mess is one of childhood's greatest joys.
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When I get back, the most glorious smell invades my nostrils.
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If so, Herriman redeems it through pointed absurdity and glorious illustrations.
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That event was lauded as a glorious bipartisan rebuke of Trump.
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The freedom and glorious future promised in our anthem never materialized.
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It was a glorious summer evening, the sun just going down.
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They filled the pages of the glorious Scholastic book order forms.
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Could this film end with a glorious, LEGO Movie-style twist?
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This is our tribute to the glorious times of that genre.
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And yes, the concept is just as glorious as it sounds.
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I went to LA with a friend and it was glorious.
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Until then, bask in the glorious insanity of the trailer above.
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I ordered the Glorious Wine Flight with chocolate pairings for $35.
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Check out the glorious United States of Misspelled Porn Genres below.
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It sounds like no one but Bombino and it is glorious.
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They even get the glorious title of plenipotentiary, or all-powerful.
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The bathroom made extensive, glorious use of marble from northern Portugal.
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But for a few glorious hours, it can feel that way.
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Sometimes beauty is the glorious but meaningless flowering of arbitrary preference.
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We are in the midst of a glorious food-rap era.
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The parks are kept in glorious condition, and it's well maintained.
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Chippo™ Golf Game: The Glorious Lovechild of Golf & Cornhole — $158.99
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Gooey. Glorious. Gobsmacking. Link in bio for this g-word sandwich.
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There was glorious mango ice cream from a dinky corner shop.
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Break a leg for the rest of your glorious run, Andrew.
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For the St. Louis Cardinals, that was Wednesday's glorious first inning.
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And, if you're a big fan of dark mode, it's glorious.
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Peak TV has given us glorious narrative mansions with many rooms.
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In one glorious moment, Soper and Modney play the violin simultaneously.
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Like sublime meals and glorious journeys, great wines create great memories.
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They've been terminated, but reincarnated in a new and glorious form.
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For a brief, glorious period between 2011 and today, it did.
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Technology is conceptually chaotic, even if the chaos can be glorious.
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But when a chicken cutlet is good, it's a glorious thing.
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"A "glorious period" for applied economics Pathak, who initially came to economics through an interest in mathematics and social justice, said we are in "a glorious period of economics, because the discipline is becoming more applied.
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Nevertheless, the original, pre-woke Temptation Island was glorious in its time.
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It's less than two months to opening day, and isn't that glorious?
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On the surface, "Sudden Death" is a glorious grab bag of miscellanea.
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Now they've begun to see us as part of a glorious tradition.
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Messi scored two goals, one of which was this glorious free kick.
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Their glorious release happened in Dundee on Australia's Northern Territory Thursday morning.
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Why would anyone want to soften the edges of this glorious reality?
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The way that the AP learned about the partnership is truly glorious.
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This glorious jar of chocolatey hazelnut spread is the ideal winter condiment.
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The newest royal baby officially has a name, and it is glorious.
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No sensors, no Bluetooth, no Wi-Fi, but it feels goddamn glorious.
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It's so glorious outside, and I'm pumped after catching up with her.
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A prospect of glorious annihilation is not something many politicians find appealing.
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"Woman with a Lute" is glorious, otherworldly, and rather hard to see.
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What we do know is: this video, whatever it is, is glorious.
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It's that glorious time of the year when sales are in abundance.
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How glorious it is to actively choose not to be a Reva.
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Decades of being told that small families are glorious has not helped.
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Dogs and panorama photos are both glorious things in their own right.
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We have a way to go before Sagan's "still more glorious dawn."
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The glorious video is set at NFL running back Marshawn Lynch's wedding.
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Also good, bordering on glorious, is HTC's camera inside the U123 Plus.
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It is an orgy of creative destruction—in the glorious, goriest sense.
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It was a glorious technical achievement but wasn't aimed at being practical.
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NASA is currently downlinking the results, which are sure to be glorious.
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This could be the start of a glorious age of non-reading.
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There's simply nothing glamorous to signal the glorious work being done inside.
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You can even interrupt someone mid-sentence with this glorious, alliterative word.
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This is probably one of the most glorious throwbacks of all time.
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I open all the windows and doors because the weather is glorious.
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And oh, what a glorious moment in TV history that will be.
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To backdrop it all, we've got the glorious disk of Saturn itself.
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The glorious rings Of course, Saturn's defining characteristic is its gorgeous rings.
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It's a glorious start to the week here in New York City.
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But Mimi is emancipated, so her life is a little more glorious.
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But for one glorious console generation, the GameCube's A button ruled supreme.
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Glorious news — Macklemore and wife Tricia Davis have welcomed baby No. 2!
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All photos by The1point8 Ah Coachella, you glorious bastion of #underbutt, you.
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Despite his glorious voice, Pavarotti may not have made the cut today.
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It's pretty hard to forget that glorious match-y red carpet situation.
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I've now spent hours of my life bathing in its glorious glow.
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Repeat until the wire is totally covered in a glorious spiral staircase.
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One of the most glorious presentations of it I've ever heard, gentlemen.
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"Moments of glorious combat became the heartbeat for that raid," Smith said.
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That glorious name alone is worth more that a Toyota Corolla, probably.
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It's going to be moving, petrifying, critically acclaimed and altogether fucking glorious.
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All of the hoary Glorious Symbols of Jordan are worked to death.
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And so ends one of the more glorious periods for Zuckerberg watchers.
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Even Middle-earth itself is a reminder of a more glorious past.
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It is literally designed just for glorious, mouth-watering shots of food.
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It's glorious, indulgent, and tastes like the sweat off a slushee cup.
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Someone who appreciates and embodies both these glorious things is Charlie Puth.
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African American history is a central part of our glorious American history.
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The tantalizingly brief but glorious run of the Winner Taco was over.
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These movies will always, in new and glorious forms, run for me.
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Mad Mike persisted and on March 24, the glorious fucker did it.
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Twinkies are truly the most glorious multitaskers of the snack-cake world.
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Ms. Goerke was vocally glorious and emotionally vulnerable in Brunnhilde's Immolation Scene.
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It should be a glorious shitshow filled with questions screened by CNN.
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The main lesson is that this defeat was both glorious and inglorious.
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That's what makes growing humanity the most potentially glorious enterprise on earth.
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"Here it is in all it's glorious obviousness: "Tell me about yourself.
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"I respect each member and leader of this glorious movement," Zuma said.
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The 825-watt Meridian Surround Sound audio system made some glorious music.
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Particularly when faced with a human being as glorious as Chris Hemsworth.
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Will she face-off with Cersei in a glorious blonde battle royale?
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The calls for a glorious fully-tokenized fat-protocol future are stirring.
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We're writing it, painting it, playing it, and it will be glorious.
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After the Alchemist caught a few fish, Meyhem had a glorious realization.
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It's about the glorious decade when we could do it, for sure.
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Those glorious longline coats Kendall Jenner glides around in during Fashion Week?
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This ensures you get all those glorious grill marks on your meat.
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Amongst it all, there was the glorious return of De La Soul.
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How To Treat Shoes, The Greatest Space-Wasters Of AllShoes are glorious.
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It was beautiful, problematic, shady, glorious, arbitrary, specific, ambitious—it was everything.
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Movies tell us that proms are supposed to be magical, glorious evenings.
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It was the last weekend of Howard's long and glorious Philadelphia career.
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Or composer Bear McCreary's glorious score, the best ever written for television.
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The moment is framed as neither glorious nor righteous, but as horrific.
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That's where I found God — and beauty — in all its glorious contradictions.
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The dancers move between glorious shapes of sculptural line and gentler touches.
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Our shared intimacy was a glorious cadence to our time in Berlin.
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Arranged on a large platter, colorful spring vegetables make a glorious display.
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Siri did it instantly, I was a hero, and it was glorious.
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It isn't glorious conquest or love that accords immortality to the honorable.
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The whole thing is a glorious "the Emperor has no clothes" exercise.
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But fucking hell, what a glorious go-it-alone mode DOOM has.
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The Vienna Philharmonic sounded glorious under the dynamic conducting of Mariss Jansons.
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The weather was perfect and New York had never looked so glorious.
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Mistry's version is a glorious, maximalist mash-up with a croque-madame.
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We were a glorious collection of people whom society sought to marginalize.
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Perhaps you're all about witnessing the glorious chaos that is Startup Battlefield?
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"It was horrible, fierce," he said of the brutal standoff, "but glorious."
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And keep noting the glorious exceptions, of which there were a few.
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Think only of big things, Millie, big sad, lonely, glorious, archetypal things.
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Diamonds, scams, sports legends, and Adam Sandler in one grimy, glorious package?
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Saturday's Mass and reburial will be a glorious event, the monsignor said.
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We don't blame our politicians for the loss of a glorious past.
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But oh, the music: 135 glorious minutes of it, unsullied by dialogue.
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All three of these dances opened last week; all had glorious dancing.
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The first trailer for Ghostbusters: Afterlife has arrived, and it looks glorious.
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Surely, though, he remembers that Vietnam didn't continue some glorious winning streak.
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"It's the beginning of what could be a glorious line," he said.
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It's a glorious celebration of pedestrian movement: walking, running, jumping and sliding.
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Here's to your glorious company and goodly fellowship for all of 2017.
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Now, though, it's a glorious mausoleum, a home for the distinguished dead.
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This subset was generally ignored, nobody got signed, but it was glorious.
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Ever since Deng Xiaoping a generation ago decreed (perhaps apocryphally) that to get rich is glorious, those who have succeeded in doing so have deemed it even more glorious to get out—or at least to be able to.
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It's a glorious mess, with Capaldi swearing a blue streak straight through it.
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Yeah, this Monday feels particularly tough after last week's glorious three-day weekend.
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Spoiler alert: Kurt Russell is Star-Lord's dad — and his hair is glorious.
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No one can really be as glorious as Tim Riggins seemed to be.
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The live-action Lion King teaser is finally here and it is glorious.
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But as the music builds to a glorious crescendo, the strokes appear faster.
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And if reactions are telling, the people are ready for its glorious return.
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Luckily, a new (glorious) age of ice cream delivery is on the horizon.
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Farewell Ray, and thank you for the glorious tunes and wonderful memories. pic.twitter.
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It is supposed to melt in the mouth, leaving a glorious perfume behind.
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Ahead, see some of the most glorious textured takes on the style, ahead.
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Jeffrey Cady's grand projections make heaven a vista dominated by glorious green hills.
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And a special shoutout to the editor who cut the film's glorious trailer.
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This is the kernel of what's glorious, and positively thrilling, about foldable devices.
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What matters is finding one that leaves you feeling that glorious fullness, too.
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Bay windows let in glorious light, and French doors graced the living room.
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I was in control of my body, and it was a glorious thing.
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For six glorious, gruesome seasons, The Americans was my favorite thing on television.
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The latest video from The Slow Mo Guys is glorious evidence of this.
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"And we shall illustrate this glorious moment with... a large cliff edge". pic.twitter.
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As an aside, Taka Fuke's Pancrase themed tights in this bout were glorious.
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My eyes have never seen anything more glorious than cotton candy melting away.
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After a bit of tinkering I settled for the glorious speed of 125BPM.
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But they can embody a glorious madness that just might save us. Picasso.
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Imagine: Never waking up wondering what messages you sent the night before. Glorious!
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It provides a glorious splash of color in an otherwise visually muted show.
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That's what you do in Doom, beginning to end, and it is glorious.
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But Riverdale wouldn't be Riverdale if everything wasn't dripping with unnecessary, glorious drama.
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Translation ... we've got 36 more opportunities to see that glorious untanned bod again!!!
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What would it take to get Tom Brady to shave his glorious hair?
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The machinations carried out by otherwise good people are his glorious, guilty pleasure.
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Renton plunges from the sewage of the stall into a glorious underwater hallucination.
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Read These Stories Next:Gaze Upon The Glorious Food Coming To Coachella This Year
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And these examples don't include some glorious 93th of July safety-related tweets.
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In waltzes the glorious martyrdom of their No. 2 to do the talking.
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Serena Williams found another way around the catsuit ban, and it's absolutely glorious.
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During that glorious run by Lewis, it looked like a prophecy come true.
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They were called the Gotham City Sirens, and it was a glorious run.
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Have some rum, vodka, and blue curaçao all mixed into one glorious concoction.
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Everything is glorious because Amal and George Clooney have finally had their twins.
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There are glorious bridges that spring into view when you least expect it.
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Like most designers, Gilles has high regard for glorious cars of the past.
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Special moments that will be etched in the annals of our glorious history!
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In this second of glorious, sunlit failure, Balboa defines America's relationship to soccer.
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The CIA wants her to lead them into America's bright and glorious future!
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As glorious as the statue undoubtedly is, though, what purpose does it have?
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Mr. Burton should never hack off his strange bits; they can be glorious.
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I'm also following a ton of Olympians on Instagram, and it's already glorious.
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I hope everyone who's off today is having a glorious three-day weekend.
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It's got a glorious, colorful cast of characters that each plays dramatically differently.
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Neither did any other Cub, for more than a century of glorious torture.
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After breaking up six years ago, the Jonas Brothers made a glorious comeback.
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The purchase is to make men glorious, Et bonum quo antiquius eo melius.
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He does not raise a frothy toast to the glorious music of verse.
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It may be grainy and blurry, but it's still a glorious photo. [ESA]
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But, to me, Silva has become a frustrating figure from MMA's glorious past.
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As you can see from the videos below, it was pretty damn glorious.
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How it turned me into a glorious butterfly that soars above everyone else.
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Now comes this glorious video from streamer and John Cena-enthusiast Chris Grant.
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Master these tips, and you're well on your way to a glorious spring.
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It was the most washed thing I've ever seen and it was glorious.
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Ahh, Peckham, the jewel in the glorious crown that is South East London.
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There's even footage of Adele singing "Hometown Glory" — and it is glorious indeed.
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Place 21 Glorious surprises seem to lurk everywhere in this grand Norwegian city.
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Motherhood is a glorious gift, but do not define yourself solely by motherhood.
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Even that's going to turn into something glorious if you stick with it.
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And I went night diving, which is glorious, in Raja Ampat in Indonesia.
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He swept to glorious, genuine victory in the first free election in 1980.
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To be able to dip our toe into that with Raja was glorious.
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Sometimes, they argue, beauty is the glorious but meaningless flowering of arbitrary preference.
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What you experience in the finished result is a kind of glorious rawness.
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But for millions of others, the sights and sounds of 1919 were glorious.
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The olives were green, black, and purple, in heaping stacks of glorious abundance.
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Finally, Norma publicly admits her guilt, leading into the opera's glorious "double" finale.
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It was a glorious place to be, with a language all its own.
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Caccini wrote it during a brief but glorious moment for women in music.
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He swept to glorious, genuine victory in the first free elections in 1980.
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Landing Durant and Irving in a same-day swoop remains a glorious achievement.
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The Saturday Profile BEIRUT, Lebanon — It was supposed to be a glorious homecoming.
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Does Mr. Putin really believe he can win a short and glorious war?
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Our favorite, the Glorious PC Gaming Race mouse mat, has everything we like.
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We'll have the glorious mansion called the past that is falling into disrepair.
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C.U. has found fame and fortune like no time since the glorious '30s.
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General Leonov, may your last mission into the unknown be happy and glorious.
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James Corden goes head-to-head with Camila Cabello in glorious 1999 vs.
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The members welcomed me warmly, and I spent a glorious few days there.
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Once this glorious idea has taken hold, it is very hard to dislodge.
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Every glorious word will give hope to your heart, currently encrusted with sadness.
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It's about the glorious lost Hollywood in which that 1974 movie was born.
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This, not the loss of a glorious past, is our great national wound.
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But it can be a reminder, and a glorious refrain, of what's possible.
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But there was also a nearly forgotten feature that extended this glorious run.
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All that glorious sound and fury doesn't have to mean anything, trust me.
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What a fascinating tandem of accomplishment they were, and what a glorious mess.
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The finished product, in all its glorious eccentricity, is out of this world.
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Fifty-third Street on that glorious May evening oozed money—and its lack.
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There's a bit of morning drizzle as well, but what a glorious feelin'.
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Viewed from this vantage point, the water shone a glorious, thirst-quenching blue.
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Thankfully, we've got the streaming hearth to fill our homes with glorious sound.
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It would be the defining moment of the election, a glorious train wreck.
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Let's celebrate the shows that aired during that glorious time in 2003 right here.
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Here's the glorious moment: "She's not mine," joked Sheeran after looking at the photo.
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The exploration is often glorious — especially at first, when the game feels truly limitless.
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Lucas's justification gave Fisher her own gleeful glorious idea, and the rest was history.
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And when we do catch a rare glimpse, they're glorious peeks behind the curtain.
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Twenty minutes later, he shared this glorious slow motion video: Had to be done!
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It's like we've all developed collective amnesia about the glorious, polycarbonate-clad Nokia N9.
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It's the first day back to school after two weeks of glorious spring vacation.
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For 15 glorious minutes, you're watching exactly the movie that he wanted to make.
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I simply refuse to be robbed of the glorious joy that belongs to me.
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Click through to find out what glorious snacks — including 7-Eleven goodies — we're missing.
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His glorious reign was enabled by conditions and circumstances uniquely suited to his leadership.
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The result is a glorious work of art that's chaotic and nerdy and wonderful.
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It's a time to continually drown yourself in glorious booze for days on end.
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They teach their four- year-old children that killing Jews is a glorious thing.
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LONDON — Remember Baby Bear, the Irish tot with a glorious mane of luscious locks?
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You can still relive the creature's glorious bid for freedom on ABC 7's
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Then to work together with the brilliant playwright, Tony Kushner – what a glorious stew!
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But a glorious future of bigger and badder rockets is by no means assured.
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Surely, some hip hotel in Shoreditch would welcome him and his glorious aquamarine sneakers.
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And "Civilization VI" brings back the incredibly popular strategy series in glorious addictive fashion.
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This glorious image was captured with JunoCam on February 2nd at 8:13 a.m.
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No flirting in the North, plz Still burdened with glorious purpose and teen angst.
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The era of the Stephenson-James Lakers has dawned, and it's a glorious sunrise.
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Alice Through the Looking Glass isn't offensively bad, or some sort of glorious disaster.
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Either way, come May, we'll surely cover the event in all its glorious detail.
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Curry smiles, Steve Kerr smirks, and Green talks glorious shit in a throaty baritone.
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Apple's already taken baby steps with dark mode on macOS Mojave and it's glorious.
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When word got out about the prince's glorious victory, he was showered in praise.
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This is a pretty steep climb—even for the odds-defying, glorious Icelandic team.
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One lucky man with a glorious beard even got to introduce the next presenters.
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This celebrated movie is basically just a lot of food imagery, and it's glorious.
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Still, 5G's finally within real reach and it's already shaping up to be glorious.
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Venue Disrupt is moving to Moscone West with three floors of glorious TechCrunch content.
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It was only down for 11 minutes, but it was a glorious 11 minutes.
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A few years ago, quite unexpectedly, I spent a glorious 24 hours in Istanbul.
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Soak in that glorious 4K with HDR before you have to start paying up.
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The 3D-printed prototype I tested today had glorious sound, but offered mediocre fit.
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There's also now a company called Enomad that believes nature is one glorious outlet.
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Despite hindsight revealing how terrible I was on stages, the gigs felt utterly glorious.
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In 2014, a lavish boxed set arrived to further commemorate that glorious last hurrah.
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Then to work together with the brilliant playwright, Tony Kushner -- what a glorious stew!
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Johnson once said that fracking was "glorious news for humanity," according to The Guardian.
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This is a glorious little bauble, which means many dealers are reluctant to bargain.
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"Our history has glorious moments and tragic moments, but it's an entirety," he said.
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They said the Glorious Mysteries, with Finn starting the prayers and Brother Reilly responding.
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The following morning I set off around the town to explore in glorious sunshine.
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The point was for Edison to showcase his lab's glorious new invention: the kinetograph.
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He set off to destroy the Demon Lord Baramos but fell in glorious battle.
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But in "Parsifal," under Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the musicians made a uniformly glorious sound.
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Caught in glorious slow motion, they all share the same expression of pure terror.Â
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For what it's worth, however, the 825-watt Meridian Surround audio system sounds glorious.
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And then swap stories about what you did with your glorious time to yourself.
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Bottomless drinking, eating, and partying while out on international waters is a glorious experience.
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The glorious, muffled "DOOF DOOF DOOF" of the speaker stack, yonder, beyond the trees!
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In this case, it's three days of glorious air-drying so that koji—a.k.
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And when the Titans are able to run Exotic Smashmouth as intended, it's glorious.
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Look at how glorious this picture is of Queen Beyonce and her backup dancers.
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Outlander is not always sunshine, roses, and glorious, lustful sex (sometimes al fresco), though.
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The last decade, for me, has played out against a glorious spectrum of skinnies.
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Arn Anderson showed up in a glorious callback to the Jim Crockett Promotion days.
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Ah, but that panoramic moon roof is glorious for those seated in the back!
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But we should be ashamed of ourselves for our surprise at the glorious news.
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The glorious Emmylou Harris and the ever-sultry Helen Mirren embraced their natural color.
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But that era's continuous, workmanlike grinding probably didn't feel all that glorious then, either.
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"A suspenseful tale told with glorious drama and lyrical flair," Denise Mina said here.
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The season contains breakups, disastrous dinner parties, pranks, graduations and a glorious dance sequence.
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"Dreamers" aims for the glorious and the poetic; it's big, passionate, crammed with detail.
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I wanted it to be a powerhouse of passion, like Janelle Monae's glorious pants!
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It actually happened on Zoo, along with so many other glorious and nonsensical things.
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It makes for a glorious mouthful, modern and soulful and rooted in sense memory.
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There are surreal scenes of nightmare and menace, but glorious moments of joy, too.
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Alas, even glorious pizza faces situations in which its cheesy, Rubenesque curves are unwelcome.
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On our glorious boat ride back from the glacier, our ruddy ferryman was beaming.
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Because it's unfiltered it's cloudy-looking, and because it's honey-sweetened it smells glorious.
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Aside from the display, there were scant other hints of the building's glorious purpose.
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To be seen for the man I was felt glorious, sure, but also jarring.
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So it becomes glorious to get to be just one for a little while.
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The rest was a glorious distraction of things that reminded me of other things.
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Sweet white wines ranging from barely sweet to luscious can be glorious with food.
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In short, this is one of the many glorious signs that spring is coming.
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"A glorious chapter in Indian politics comes to an end," Prime Minister Modi tweeted.
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He really wanted to watch the games on their glorious 65-inch flat-screen.
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It is not perfect, but it is glorious and I would never go back.
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The glorious opening shots of Sanders' second bid for a political revolution were corked.
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Remember, kids, that one glorious day we were all talking about the crazy dress?
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The food, the friends, the dancing, the love and commitment — it&aposs all glorious.
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Maybe she'll be in the Clinton tradition, the grand and glorious American worker bees.
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Look, here's an acrobatic feline attempting to catch a snowball in glorious slow motion.
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When those things happen, and you don't plan it, it's nothing short of glorious.
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Daniel Barenboim's Bruckner cycle reaches its glorious conclusion with the immense final three symphonies.
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To the accompaniment of a glorious march, he escorts her back to the city.
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Forced to change his whole technique, he might come back with a glorious win.
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I feel it would diminish the luster of the Pixel 2 XL's glorious screen.
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My glorious Roman Empire ignored religion for too long and it almost destroyed me.
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He turned these... ...into this masterpiece: Twitter thinks the whole prank is pretty damn glorious.
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And I was, once again, wowed by the glorious sharpness and color fidelity before me.
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Still, huge love and thanks to all the Potterites who made it a glorious weekend.
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The video transitions into a glorious Hotline Bling-y pink and purple private dance party.
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The Underground is a glorious network of trains and railways that connect all of London.
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They talk of making Japan great again, inspired by a glorious, if often fictionalised, past.
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" Jones shared the photo to her account as well, captioning the glorious image, "Galentine's Day!
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That's what's airing Friday night, and it makes a glorious swan song for the series.
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Yes, it's 3-D, but for some glorious reason, moving Mario is easier than ever.
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Pools can make a summer day a glorious experience, but they present a serious hazard.
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In case you weren't able to catch it, here's a gif of the glorious moment.
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A native Oaxacan, she taught me about the glorious invention that is the tlayuda, a.k.a.
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So I'm [joking] about how this glorious movie star is dating this little squirrelly guy.
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But Hong Kongers' refusal to be awed by a supposedly glorious past is hardly surprising.
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This place is freezing in winter but hopefully will be glorious and warm all summer.
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Here's just some of the glorious startup action in store for you at Disrupt Berlin.
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"It's just the most breathtakingly beautiful, I daresay, glorious sight in the heavens," Baron says.
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I realize that will likely never happen — but wouldn't it be glorious if it did?
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Moments later, the camera pans across to reveal the glorious sight of Harvey sprinting away.
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Today is the first glorious day of liberation from the terrible tyranny of bossy Brussels.
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Glorious and more proof that the internet is sometimes a gift that continues yield greatness.
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And for weekend workers, it means an additional glorious hour of sleep on Sunday. Hurrah!
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And that is what they are—in contradistinction to a monarch's glorious orange and black.
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Rent was cheap, the vibe was mellow, and the sunsets, well, they were calmly glorious.
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Mr Corbyn thinks that chaos might well be the midwife of a glorious socialist future.
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Some crockery rattled against the table and brought with it the glorious scent of chocolate.
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In the glorious year of 2009, I guest starred on an episode of Gossip Girl.
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Imagine if a movie about your childhood was called a staggeringly great, fucking glorious masterpiece.
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Running outside in New York City can be glorious, or it can be the worst.
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Also, expect a lot more glorious, high resolution images of our planet's more fearsome storms.
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We do, however, get to watch the glorious goddess that is Oprah do her thing.
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Watch as the gang at Mythbusters made the giant tanker implode in glorious slow motion.
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We will leave you with this glorious and very real picture from the SPRRID catalog.
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How does one go about improving up such a glorious bit of cross over marketing?
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Ah, Halloween, the glorious holiday devoted to underdressing in the cold while overindulging in sugar.
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For one glorious moment, the grape halves will produce a fireball unfit for domestic life.
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Now, they've put out EP Glorious Twelfth, and shared the visuals for its titular single.
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And naturally, the most glorious of all the butter offspring has been that of cookie.
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Photo: Eric Limer (Gizmodo)This glorious Monday comes with two interesting tidbits for gadget lovers.
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"This is a very special day in the glorious history of American spaceflight," Trump said.
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And for weekend workers, it means an additional glorious hour of sleep on Sunday. Hurrah!
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We stand together for patriotism, and we proudly stand for our glorious nation, under God.
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They'll do anything, battle with anyone, to hold onto their glorious two-hit wonder fame.
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To my glorious cast of This Is Us, you feed me day in day out.
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And just like in Fleabag, it's Waller-Bridge's facial expressions that really make it glorious.
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So thank you, Beyoncé, for giving us a glorious reminder that the future is female.
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There were many responses to that glorious tweet, but this one is probably the best.
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If there's a glorious supermoon in the sky, they'll smirk and say they've seen bigger.
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I didn't care that my glorious new digital world came only in black and white.
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Just when we thought this glorious journey was over, Teigen tweeted at 2:10 a.m.
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With Nintendo Switch, you can play Zelda no matter where you are, and it's glorious.
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And on a few glorious occasions, really good-looking men named Chris have been shirtless.
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Its focus is on the glorious cycle inherent to a planet that orbits a sun.
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Sister Spit was a very, very cool project, and its members surely had glorious fun.
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Although Thiel and Trump both denied the news, it made for glorious Twitter joke material.
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His business empire will collapse, leading to the glorious collapse of the American economic system!
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This genius of the glorious Russian revolution can be used to undermine American democracy itself.
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Or the glorious opening scene of young men racing in the waves along a beach?
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Of course, second-acting is also illegal — but that does not deny its glorious history.
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But the power held by the majority is not always as glorious as it sounds.
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And so I head to the farmers' market to bask in the still-glorious bounty.
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Russell sat down for a long conversation that day, in full glorious hair and costume.
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The end was glorious and amusing, and included a mic drop moment when quoted Hamilton.
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BJP general secretary Ram Madhav hailed the government's actions as ushering in a "glorious day".
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GARRISON "The Glorious Death of Comrade 'What's-His-Name,'" black comedy by playwright David Bridel.
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Iron Maiden has a lot of rousing, glorious songs about war, and battle, and victory.
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Watch the glorious pile up and get back here for the breakdown after the fight.
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"It's glorious music, with lots of energy... it is emotional and very exciting," Netrebko said.
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From beginning to end, the whole thing is sickly sweet, silly, and totally, beautifully glorious.
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Food seemed an alien thing, plus I'd just hydrated with approximately five glorious Belgian beers.
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These glorious All Pink packs are only going to be available for a limited time.
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Just like the Star Wars series, it's not solely resting in her glorious, beautiful hands.
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They argue that quarantined workers are getting a glimpse of our glorious, office-free future.
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Whatever the reason, his departure draws to a close a glorious era in Real's history.
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"The Super NES Classic is a surefire glorious trip down memory lane," Mr. Ramsay said.
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All of this glorious dysfunction is made possible by the complexity of the tax code.
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This sense of affinity had been passed down like a half-glorious, half-absurd inheritance.
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Then, it was the quiet end of a glorious Instagram feed of posts tagged #hotgirlsummer.
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Why not call it instead a glorious, unrestrained clash of styles — and with them, values?
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La Paulée de Meursault is a glorious celebration of Burgundy held every November in Meursault.
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The Cardinals are coming off a glorious 13-3 season, the winningest in franchise history.
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"Our glorious leader says that's more like the Putin he knows and loves!" he says.
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He gushed over babies, posed for photos and heard stories about the Athletics' glorious past.
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Harris does indeed sing "MacArthur's Park," as does Donna Summer in her glorious disco version.
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That, along with the introduction of cheap, backlit plastic signs, ended the medium's glorious run.
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It's not glorious; nobody knows what's really going on except the guys you're working with.
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After a two-decade hiatus, "Roseanne" has suddenly returned in glorious HD for a reason.
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The Forest Spirit is, on one hand, simply more glorious evidence of Miyazaki's fecund imagination.
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Xue lands at "New York Airport," with its glorious view of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Harington shared all the glorious details in a recent interview with Heat magazine, BuzzFeed reports.
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It's a glorious spectacle that adds a new strategy to the game's most important battles.
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Rihanna looked glorious in green at the 2019 Fashion Awards in London, UK, on Monday.
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I want what I know about her to be out there because it was glorious.
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And for the seasonally disaffected among us, that glorious big bang can't come soon enough.
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Yet you discover — story by story — there's more to his biography than one glorious credit.
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It is easy to imagine all of this glorious abundance from a bee's-eye perspective.
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America is this great, glorious country because we have many different kinds of people here.
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I drops some change into a Tim's cup and grab a few glorious chocolate Timbits.
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Oh, the glorious few days after the time change when my body hasn't adjusted yet.
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This benefits North Korea's leadership, rallying citizens around the state narrative of a glorious struggle.
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When her mind wandered, though, it was often toward dumplings and all their glorious deviations.
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And what better way to commemorate that than with this glorious, truth-telling t-shirt?
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You know it might end soon, but what a glorious feeling while it is happening.
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There's just something glorious about watching local news anchor suffer through embarrassing or painful situations.
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If it happens it will be glorious, tragic and (hopefully) delivered with a wry smile.
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That glorious day arrived, and I was delighted to see Saudi women behind the wheel.
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Juliana Hatfield Sings Olivia Newton-John (American Laundromat) What a glorious meeting of pop queens.
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If it doesn't pass, a whole world of glorious and indeed slightly less glorious possibilities opens up before us, ranging from a general election, to a second referendum, to a series of votes that will show us what kind of deal parliament might support.
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The galleries, as they rise floor upon floor, are perfectly tailored to their purposes: a light-filled space for special exhibits; a darkened level for drawings and prints; and, finally, a grandly coffered upper gallery, where glorious natural light pours in on glorious Turners.
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Kris and Kim were quick to respond on Twitter, and a glorious new friendship was born.
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We all enjoy the same glorious freedoms and we all salute the same great American flag.
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Leave it to Lainey Morse of Albany, Oregon to realize something as glorious as goat yoga.
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The bot wrote an entire book chapter composed entirely of predictive text, and it was glorious.
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It was a glorious homecoming for Channing, who had been away from the stage for awhile.
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It's a glorious mess, and shouldn't work at all, let alone as well as it does.
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For a couple of glorious World Cup weeks, the England football team lit up the planet.
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Hot out the fryer this very morning, meet the stupendous, the glorious, Krispy Kreme Nutella doughnut.
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Vacations will be glorious in the ExxonMobil Arctic Wildlife Refuge and the British Petroleum National Seashore.
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A once glorious bull lies lifeless in a dry section of the Linyanti swamp in Botswana.
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There's a long and glorious history of very good sports dogs, both fictional and real-ish.
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That time she was the glorious meat in a Suki Waterhouse and Georgia May Jagger sandwich.
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The girls count down to Tr*mp's Inauguration, and for a glorious moment, life goes on.
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But leave it to Blue Ivy to have the most glorious Gucci moment of 'em all.
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Have you ever wanted to dye your hair those glorious shades of blue, pink, and purple?
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On April 25th North Korea celebrated the 85th anniversary of the founding of its glorious army.
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Marge Simpson explores an unearthly landscape in Chason Mattham's "When I Survey the glorious cross…" (2015).
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Rather, Han's glorious treatments of agency, personal choice, submission and subversion find form in the parable.
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The hope for restoration of ancient ruins, and of the glorious past they represent, springs eternal.
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Steve Harrington and his glorious mane possibly had the best character development of the entire series.
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As though, for one glorious, pivotal year, the heavens hadn't sung with a thousand screaming solos.
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You can't compare it to the glorious, strange tumbles taken by Travis Scott and Justin Bieber.
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Here's the play-by-play on the game's final, glorious (for Villanova fans, at least) moments.
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Who better to show your gratitude to than the glorious bartenders serving you drinks all night?
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But Pasek and Paul's La La Land was the glorious exception to the rule last year.
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What a glorious whirlwind of debauched patriotism and partisan hatred the past 22014 months have been!
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Feathered, flat-ironed, or big, glorious Afros, there's no expiration date on really, really groovy hair.
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As promised, a glorious shot of Friedle and Fishel ready to take Home Depot by storm.
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Brexiteers are already hard at work explaining why their glorious idea has failed to bear fruit.
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Along the way, the bare drywall interiors of his home will get painted in glorious colors.
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Behold, one of those albums whose sheer concept is almost as glorious as the music itself.
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After a long and glorious run, Armie Hammer has announced that he is "officially" retiring tracksuits.
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Oppo's glorious solution to the notch drama of 2018 was to hide it in a slider.
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We celebrate the diversity of our glorious nation & raise our spoons in solidarity for all Americans.
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"Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan" was released in 2006.
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Newman, like we all would, followed the skier in his car and recorded every glorious moment.
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The reason, this from a government document, keeping trust is glorious and breaking trust is disgraceful.
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Even Bobby Charlton's Trump-ian flap of hair has become emblematic of a more glorious era.
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And this was the greatest Super Bowl in the long and glorious history of Super Bowls.
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Moderately sweet German rieslings can be among the most glorious, balanced, refreshing wines in the world.
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Mind you, we lived in a safe, rural neighborhood in Encinitas, California, during the glorious 1980s.
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Summer is here, and as we all know, that means one thing: delicious, glorious ice cream.
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This glorious video of Barack and Michelle Obama dancing their hearts out at the latest stop. .
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Here it is ... this is what Justin Turner's face looks like without his glorious red beard.
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The Westworld movie is a glorious mashup of genres, like the show: Western, sci-fi, thriller.
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Under the bar sits a glorious collection of oils—ample enough to compete with any restaurant.
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But, let us not forget the glorious period of time America's sweetheart experimented with her style.
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And sometimes they'll build a statue and then hold flags and it's all just so GLORIOUS.
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And in that glorious new season, there's a whole episode dedicated to nostalgia called "#ThrowbackThursday" a.k.a.
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So, let's dive into this glorious an ode to Julius — the man, the myth, the beykeeper.
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Did he he expect a glorious but doomed ideological crusade and instead may get something more?
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Jodie Whittaker's recent appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert provides glorious proof of this.
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More than that, it's big and expensive, glorious to look at, and impressively weird to boot.
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I spoke to some people who have thoroughly embarrassed themselves because of the devil's glorious lettuce.
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Luckily, nowhere is this city's panoply of options more apparent than in its glorious cocktail scene.
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"You're the most glorious husband/father/person I've ever had the pleasure of knowing," he continued.
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This is better than a merely great rock album — it's a glorious exemplar of goofy fluffery.
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Last night, Jimmy Fallon continued this glorious segment by challenging basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal to battle.
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It plays up the most glorious aspects of Poland's history, such as the anti-Nazi resistance.
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There is glorious produce: Masses of greens, herbs, eggplant, cabbage, peppers, beans and pumpkins piled high.
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We are living in Riz Ahmed's moment, and it is a glorious time to be alive.
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Today is the Fourth of July, the glorious Fourth, to be marked with fireworks and celebration.
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This four-minute supercut of his barbs is glorious, even if you've never watched the show.
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The backyard, with assorted plants sprouting in the warmer weather, has been a "glorious surprise," Mrs.
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With being saved in your daughter's phone as "the glorious father," we would expect no less.
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Cayenne pepper flakes are sprinkled across the whipped cream on top for that last glorious touch.
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Want the glorious flavor of roasted meats this Thanksgiving without the hassle of actually cooking them?
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The view at the top is sometimes glorious, but the climb is always a long one.
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They're glorious, bean-and-rice presents gift-wrapped in a tortilla—delicious, portable, and endlessly variable.
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" Fifty years ago, "a last glorious moment before the country began its descent toward civil war.
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We were not allowed to film it, but I did get a peek, and it's glorious.
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Unfortunately, the 21st century has not been completely kind to the once glorious name of Cadillac.
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John McCain has it down pat and took to Twitter to show off the glorious bird.
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"Collaborating with Jacqueline and Phoebe felt like a glorious middle-finger to Big Bridal," Lee says.
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Was it funny like funny ha ha, or are we tragically erasing all its glorious melodrama?
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"A glorious chapter in Indian politics comes to an end," tweeted Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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You have to draw a line between what you might call "glorious fiction" and gritty reality.
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Not "nasty," and not indicative of our modesty or our sexuality — just messy, and also glorious.
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"Erotic thriller parody" is a glorious phrase that can't be used to define any other film.
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Oh, it's the international break, friends, and it couldn't get anymore glorious than friendly France vs.
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You need not just to see what's glorious about God's plan, but also everything that's terrible.
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For ninety glorious seconds, it was just me, my phone, and peppers bathing in olive oil.
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It dictates whether you are destined to elevate into glorious immortality, or fade dejectedly into irrelevance.
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And yes, it was just as hilarious (and glorious) as you would imagine it to be.
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" Or, more accurately: "what can I do to get a day named in my glorious honor?
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Though she's his prize, he presents her experimentally: Does she look more glorious on this side?
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I was at this Pacific Pride conference with a roomful of beautiful, glorious queer youth kids.
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This was sushi as a snack, cheap and efficient, and no less the glorious for it.
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Ms. Mezzacappa, a bassist, is releasing "Glorious Ravage," an album of tenacious momentum and teetering squall.
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Ties I'm driving my mother to her second week of radiation on a glorious spring day.
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Juxtaposing these glorious sounds with the hardships that accompanied their production, "Chronicle" offers evidence of transcendence.
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It's glorious, and at the same time my work and personal life have almost no boundary.
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But thanks to one man's quick thinking, this one culminates in glorious rescue rather than tragedy.
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McDermott's glorious "Gorilla and the Bird" is one of the best memoirs I've read in years.
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The list and video do omit some of the glorious footnote road types that still exist.
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Those guys are some of the best songwriters of our era, and their shows are glorious.
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Sylvain Pataille in Marsannay has been making single-vineyard aligotés, from excellent sites, that are glorious.
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" His hero is embarrassed "by the words sacred, glorious and sacrifice and the expression, in vain.
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I think of the dark water, that glorious floating, her dress like a little parachute blooming.
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What a glorious day that will be when we are all reunited at his feet together.
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Some of the glorious ones, though, like the Tuileries and the Luxembourg Gardens, have designated sections.
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It's a glorious proposition, but after a few days you're gonna start to feel stir crazy.
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Her name is Olivia J. Hooker, and she is a sharp and glorious 103 years old.
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Summer tomatoes are glorious, of course, and tomato salad is something I could eat every day.
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JW: I was at the beach on Sunday, having the most glorious, beautiful, decadent, delectable afternoon.
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It's all glorious pomp ionic pillars and brass fixtures, mixed with sad carpet and swivel chairs.
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My maternal grandfather, for example, was a Sicilian immigrant with the glorious name of Nunzio Messina.
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Alex Kosoglyadov has a story that sounds as if it's out of New York's glorious past.
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The rare — but glorious — episodes where the gang gets drunk at a bar and sings together?
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Here's the World's Strongest Man overhead squatting the World's Best Tight End ... and yeah, it's GLORIOUS!!!
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Cassini has delivered a glorious view of Saturn, taken while the spacecraft was in Saturn's shadow.
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Housing options include modest Cape Cods and ranches, renovated farmhouses and sprawling estates with glorious vistas.
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MSG is what makes Doritos so glorious, parmesan cheese so exquisite, and Chinese takeout so delightful.
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And it's all in this glorious weird thing that is stapled together with a murder plot.
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Our glorious pluralistic and democratic credentials should make us a shining beacon for the global South.
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At this rate, he'll be talking at his inauguration about a glorious hedge along the border.
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The analog sticks are glorious compared to the Joy-Cons', with a luxurious range of motion.
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The brief and glorious life of Vine thrived on these moments of surprising and unexpected humor.
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Instead of creating a glorious economic boom, there are predictions of a recession on the way.
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So Elias, the last link to the Devils' glorious Stanley Cup era, has decided to retire.
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It could be a glorious new direction for the "Humans of New York" author, Brandon Stanton.
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Do the results in New Hampshire, then, serve as the start to some glorious underdog story?
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The perspective these tools will bring will be glorious, and terrifying, and it will change everything.
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The International Olympic Committee has now answered some of those questions, in excruciating and glorious detail.
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The Philharmonic's sound has taken on a hard edge, disrupting some of music's most glorious moments.
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Now get out there and design the most glorious spork the world has ever seen, Scorpio.
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Unfortunately, a building stands in the way of this glorious future, and this one is special.
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That led to my first glorious encounter with New York-style pizza, and I was hooked.
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She's a glorious screen presence, who's built her entire persona around being over this shit. Zendaya!
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I raised my glass to my glorious rainbow and swallowed a draft of good Patagonian Malbec.
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Connections permeate this gorgeous, important exhibition, showcasing two radical unoriginals in all their glorious, uncaged originality.
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We get to the peak and it's glorious, and I'm hovering around the edge taking photos.
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Dream Daddy is also unique for having a glorious theme song recorded by the musician Baths.
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In 2013, Conyers III released a rap single, "Rich Glorious," in which he references the incident.
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His "Glorious MIDI Unicorn" illustration became a sort of synthesized piece of 17th century Baroque music.
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In glorious slow motion, Diana shrugs off her costume and appears in her Amazonian battle armor.
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A glorious mess in a career of glorious messes, Pynchon's longest and loosest novel floats and careens along with the Chums of Chance — the crew of a time-traveling interdimensional airship that becomes embroiled in a Western revenge story, a Siberian disaster, and the invention of thermodynamics.
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Out there, we were unwatched by lifeguards, sunning and snogging in glorious privacy right out in public.
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We see the glorious dragons fly into Winterfell alongside their mother and her new partner, Jon Snow.
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That's right you can now buy glorious little bits of milk chocolate filled with bubbly-flavored goo.
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Now, let's revisit our favorite moments of this glorious sequence, which happen to be all of them.
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Ego prevents him acknowledging the possibility that any external action could have interfered with his glorious victory.
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But during college, I spent a glorious year and a half exploring my party-loving alter ego.
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Throughout the glorious 114-year history of modern aviation, one fact has remained true: sometimes flying sucks.
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I think that glorious chocolate shit pie scene in The Help changed things for many of us.
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It's the oil, the glorious monounsaturated fats that makes the whole thing literally wet to the touch.
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CBS White House News correspondent Mark Knoller posted the transcript on Twitter, showing us every glorious word.
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"Today is a very delightful and glorious day for our motherland, Bangladesh, and Bangalee nation," she said.
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The glorious treats brought me comfort beyond reason, and here they were, nearly 7,000 miles from home.
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That glorious feeling of ditching your high heels and sinking into the carpet with your bare feet?
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These zaftig ursines often develop passionate online followings because, well, fat bears are glorious gifts of nature.
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It's like a deranged cross between "Lord of the Rings" and "Pacific Rim," and it is glorious.
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A White House photographer snapped a photo of the glorious gesture, and the photo quickly went viral.
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KISS brand lashes, a 12-color matte eyeshadow palette, and the most glorious brownish-red liquid lipstick.
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As of today, we've been using that little pound sign to do so for 10 glorious years.
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Click individual images to enlarge them and take a closer look at all this glorious follicular fortitude.
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You can make adjustments on sensitivity and how the lights look with the Glorious Model O's software.
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The first teaser for Pacific Rim Uprising — the upcoming sequel for 2013's glorious giant robots vs.
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But we can remember that for one glorious week in July, Twitter was overrun by Elon Musks.
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Soak up the adventure, and when your time as first lady has ended, a glorious life awaits.
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"Three Soldiers", the war novel he published in 1921, saw off any idea that war was glorious.
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This whole news cycle has been glorious—a single beam of sunshine in an otherwise lightless void.
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Keep straight ahead for the most glorious place on the face of the Earth and the sky.
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"He celebrates women in their glorious complexity and encourages an effortless chic," she said of the designer.
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One is B&O Play, the maker of the glorious (and gloriously uncomplicated) Beoplay H6 wired headphones.
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"So we have prepared the most exciting, glorious, epic date in Bachelor in Paradise history," explains Bass.
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One of these options requires energy and sweat, and the other involves your pillow and glorious bed.
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The Anchored Inn will remain open, doing the glorious work of keeping the punks fed and drunk.
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Credit: FermilabFermilab's Tevatron collider officially retired in 2011 after a long and glorious history of scientific discovery.
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Thanks to Jimmy Kimmel, parents telling their children they've eaten their Halloween candy is now glorious tradition.
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But Astor's effigy will be the first to be placed in that glorious location for three decades.
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Words like "glorious" and "outrageous" seldom persuade, the researchers found; measured language more often wins the day.
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To some people it is what dreams are made of: an entire town overtaken by glorious goats.
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But then, that make believe invisible layer gets destroyed and the tennis ball bursts into glorious flames.
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Just what would to do to bask in your very own 15 minutes of glorious Internet fame?
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Place the dishes in the glorious dishwasher, and grab the pie and spice bread from my parents.
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The camera delivers pro-level photos and videos with its 12 megapixel shooter and glorious 4K resolution.
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I have to commend Sony for making the glorious switch to USB-C for its charging port.
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Here's the gun shooting out electricity in glorious slow motion:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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But their mini-resurgence feels almost as unlikely as their domination was, and glorious while it lasts.
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They also look quite glorious when gaming or watching movies shot in the cinematic 21:9 format.
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"4 Degrees" is so many things at once: fragile but muscular, sentimental but apocalyptic, chilling but glorious.
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This is why all competitors look forward to the glorious day they get to start carb loading.
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Hue Sync creates an approximation of that glorious effect, but with a non-trivial impact on CPU.
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Ram Madhav, general secretary of Modi's BJP, hailed the government's actions as ushering in a "glorious day".
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Similarly, the summers were rarely as idyllic or the nation as glorious as sentiment would have it.
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When Busy Philipps and Michelle Williams continued their glorious tradition of being each other's red carpet dates.
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The film treats their deaths as unfortunate, but also glorious, voluntary, and necessary for the greater good.
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The Neo Geo Pocket Color was a glorious handheld gaming device that, sadly, not enough people owned.
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Too many simultaneous distractions will effectively block any attempt to reach the glorious flow state of mind.
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The glorious liberation of that sweeping movement across the land, like the shadows of the clouds themselves.
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Have you ever wanted to watch a huge spinning wheel shoot off a glorious cacophony of fireworks?
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Ovechkin went through his critics' greatest hits and destroyed them all in glorious fashion during Game 5.
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On top of that, it's a full UHD screen, so everything will be appear in glorious 4K.
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When those three elements come together, they're glorious enough to make sleeping outside worth it every time.
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Plus, we can't fault them completely because those people are the reason that glorious gift card exists.
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Bring on three glorious weeks of discounted primers, sunscreen, blush and highlighters — all in the slides ahead.
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The NBA legend toasted Roode before joining him for his signature "glorious" pose -- and he crushed it.
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The pantry would always be stocked with Cool Ranch Doritos, and life would be so damn glorious.
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Because of these two, the Burnout series and all of its glorious, slow-motion car crashes exists.
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It was nasty work, directly against the 19th century conception of warfare as glorious and fair-minded.
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But the Glorious UNITED STATES WOMEN'S TEAM will take its rightful place in the corridors of honor.
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The 2016 election has been a weird one, but the campaign-inspired products have been simply glorious.
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Whizzing bullets, chunky muscles, gritted white teeth, explosions as jump-scares — it's all here, and it's glorious.
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It was a glorious moment, and for many years Apple products stood solidly atop the desirability throne.
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Quite frankly, it's a glorious and astounding mess that is as confusing as it is a trainwreck.
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When he does, everything in the film converges in a glorious mesh of image, music, and movement.
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"Turnip — for what," she deadpanned into the camera, a glorious purple and white root vegetable in hand.
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In a glorious and monumental photoshoot for GQ Style, Pitt debuted a whole new side of himself.
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It is set against glorious (South) Korean countryside, and overlaid with the country's best-loved folk songs.
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The first bite was glorious: smooth with a soft chew and just the right amount of crunch.
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This video of some kid riding through a huge foam spill in Santa Clara is just glorious.
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And after this week's election, the timing of this glorious distraction machine really couldn't be any better.
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And that's all because of you, you glorious, generous, and altruistic gluten free fad dieters of America.
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Memorial Day Weekend was our first taste of one of the Summer's most glorious gifts: pool season.
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But while the glorious opportunity for fun memes can't be overlooked, this storm really is something else.
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In the meantime, I should take my grandkids to the fireworks to celebrate the glorious Fourth. Gen.
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And you can guess which one Momoa's glorious character, an animalistic desert warrior called Miami Man, inhabits.
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"I always thought of it as a sort of glorious experiment," Ms. Bobby said in an interview.
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Now to Agenda Item 4577, glorious Soviet incursion into the capitalist thieves' den of New York City.
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The route to finding the Treasure of Mêlée Island, using dance steps, is simply glorious game design.
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They prefer their revolutions to be "glorious"—that is directed from above and dedicated to gradual change.
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This woman not only brought her copy of the US Constitution, she also brought a glorious meme.
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It's referring to Jesus's crucifixion on Good Friday and, of course, His glorious Resurrection on Easter Sunday.
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We experienced the glorious brute in a $474,000 Ferrari 812 Superfast, where the V12 made 789 horsepower.
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"Extra large pet therapy at our nursing home today," Reddit user mrpazman wrote in the comments. Glorious.
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It hinges on two immortals: an Astrologer and the glorious Queen of Shemakhan, whom he forever seeks.
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Especially, with the news cameras taking in every old-glorious flame and blackened amber wave of grain.
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We drove out east and ended up on a private plane ride over the glorious Manhattan skyline.
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The Heroes on a Half Shell take on Bepop, Rocksteady and Krang in glorious 8-Bit action!
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The movement seemed to be a quest for some glorious past that never existed for all Americans.
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Perry started her appearance wearing a hot pink cowgirl shirtdress, cowhide belt, and glorious ginormous stars earrings.
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Coolness going absolutely everywhere, positively emitting off Patti Smith and soaking even Bono in its glorious rays.
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Give it to your child, so they can dream about a glorious future building seaworthy trash receptacles.
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Beating on these drunken clubbers' wasn't exactly glorious, paid-up, prizefighting like back home in Thailand either.
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Yes, that's right, two 17.3 screens unfurl automatically from the center, like glorious wings of an angel.
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Maybe it was the spacious aisles and glorious stacks of colorful products, immaculately organized and all fresh.
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He was clearly rejoicing in the glorious history contained in this newest outpost of the Smithsonian Institution.
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Sports Business At Wednesday night's glorious Game 7, there was only one real down moment for baseball.
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From baked BB-8 cakes to glorious photoshops, we've rounded up some of her best posts below.
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But the rest appears to be all over the emotional map: intense, sad, joyful, glorious butt-kicking.
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But while I've now come to appreciate my glorious brown lawn, not everyone sees it that way.
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JAZZ Ms. Mezzacappa, a bassist, is releasing "Glorious Ravage," an album of tenacious momentum and teetering squall.
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You're still you, with all of your glorious parts and contradictions and joys and worries and uniqueness.
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Labor Day is here again, that glorious bank holiday created to celebrate—well, nobody really knows, exactly.
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Instead, they simply want a concoction to help them smell like their glorious, unique selves, only better.
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" Interpreting for Yang, Oh replied to him, "Glorious Leader says you sound like Rachel Maddow right now.
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It's glorious, to be equipped with all of this magic and danger every moment of the day.
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Is it ever going to be as glorious as a Roquefort or whatever the best cheddar is?
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He observed the street, the green hillside, the glorious golden morning light, and relaxed into a smile.
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And as they know all too well, Italian Williamsburg is reconstituted each year for one glorious moment.
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Maybe there are a few glorious or redemptive deaths, but overall, the heroes come out on top.
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I rushed him to the hospital, where he made a glorious recovery, telling jokes and holding court.
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I got a shredded memory foam bamboo pillow from Bed Bath & Beyond and it is glorious ($35.85).
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It's got big power, big specs, and the biggest, most glorious display you can get right now.
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That could have been an ideal place for Sophie to channel Sansa vibes in a glorious gown.
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Specifically, I use a mesh WiFi system, which transmits glorious internet at high speeds throughout my home.
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Then comes a glorious shock of recognition, almost a thrill of the illicit: Should this be happening?
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Maybe they would have delighted in seeing the freshly painted, light blue wooden façade, the glorious irises.
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She has just sold her first apartment, early in her brokering career, and imagines a glorious future.
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Just know he is looking at seemingly insurmountable odds as a glorious opportunity to shock the world.
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The past few years have been a glorious time for vegans and others who stay forgo dairy.
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"It's glorious if someone's daughter married to Japan," said Chen Zhongbo, 45, a taxi driver in Fangzheng.
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Sports of The Times Such glorious days these are for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels.
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The throw-on sundress has its merit, yes, but layers are a glorious thing of their own.
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Exhibit A: The glorious chaos (below) from Yale's meme group about a beloved Dean and campus libraries.
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You may have heard of Bezos Numbers, but have you ever seen such a glorious Bezos Chart?
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This top-notch production features the most stellar growing Christmas tree around, as well as glorious dancing.
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But the moment has taken off and spawned a number of glorious memes for us to behold.
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M.C. made a glorious mess, and the show faced the challenge of responding to Kobe Bryant's death.
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That's when the pie is at its most glorious, served straight from the oven, fragrant and warm.
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Deirdre made history of her own in August, when she won the Nassau Stakes during Glorious Goodwood.
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Narrator: But the Apple store utopia might not be as glorious as it looks from the outside.
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True believers envisioned a glorious future that simply could not come to fruition if extraction continued apace.
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They somehow managed to persuade governments and formerly working-class voters that to get rich is glorious.
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With all-wheel drive, a glorious engine, and heated armrests, the 850i is exciting and comfortable anywhere.
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So you can impress your friends while also pinching pennies as you await the glorious iPhone 12.
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" A New York Times review of the exhibit called the effect of her work "glorious" and "beguiling.
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But as with many of the near-glorious moments on the year, Chicago came up just short.
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The sky, the brightest blue in the midday sun, would turn a glorious gentle pink each evening.
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I have experienced true intimacy in its deepest joys, and it is beautiful and sacred and glorious.
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Williams's glorious, flexible voice, which sometimes strains to be heard atop her band, is in the foreground.
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There is one glorious, wordless spread where Smoot cuts across the gutter against a clamor of color.
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Do we think, by the way, that Martha is going to make it to the glorious motherland?
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Their faithful butler Max (Lionel Stander) helps them out of jams and narrates their glorious title sequence.
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I want my exit to be fucking glorious and I don't want to come back, Kara. Okay.
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But what to make of Botha's angels; is this a scene of apocalyptic spiraling or glorious ascent?
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Lemonade isn't a catchy sweet chewy glitzy fluffy gleeful glorious slice of erotic pop sparkly like Beyoncé.
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Her account ranges from glorious selfies with her Game of Thrones cast-mates to equally glorious photos of her dad apparently tending to the family horse back in the seventies (okay, there's actually only one photo of that, but frankly it's so memorable it deserves a specific mention).
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Mom and Dad acknowledges it in full, and sends it screaming to a place of glorious bloody mayhem.
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Most importantly, you can catch all of its glorious neon fun with just a swipe of your phone.
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Meanwhile the Surface Book, for its glorious keyboard, and clever detachable hinge mechanism, really isn't all that portable.
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"I wanted to go for a sleek yet chic look but, still celebrate her glorious texture," she said.
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You came to see the phone in all of its black-out glory — and how glorious it is:
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This glorious golden pheasant at the Hangzhou Safari Park has become a thing because, well, look at him.
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Another called for the "glorious restoration" of Hong Kong—a term used by supporters of the territory's independence.
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Veep's biting combination of overt disdain and Julia Louis-Dreyfus's precise, spiky delivery has made for glorious television.
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But is she not there because she cut ties with Jimmy and rode off into some glorious sunset?
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Take Your Dog to Work Day is, quite possibly, the most glorious non-official holiday of all time.
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"What a glorious feeling I'm happy again," read the caption, which is a lyric from Reynolds' musical comedy.
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Sometimes, a mash-up rises above the standard of usual Reddit fodder and becomes something more, something glorious.
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But he stayed in London, where he first landed, and turned exile in suburban England into glorious resistance.
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But before carrying on, I'd like to note that all heights are great, wonderful, functional, amazing, and glorious.
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Now let's watch the entire, glorious run in full, with the Seahawks' local radio broadcast for audio accompaniment.
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This glorious moment of supreme, your-fave-could-never type of slayage that Jama shared on her Instagram.
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No matter what happens on that front, however, one thing's for certain: it's certainly going to look glorious.
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There are also glorious costumes and makeup: Oprah Winfrey looks like the futuristic witch queen of our dreams.
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Likewise Sanders, except that in his case the glorious future is more midcentury Scandinavia than space age America.
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From the information above, it might mean that our intuition is simply wrong about glorious night times past.
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TL;DR: Amazon has these glorious on-ear Sennheiser headphones on sale for just $6503, saving you 36%.
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The seemingly mismatched coupling was framed by tabloids as a sort of giddy, glorious second chance at love.
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Not to mention this glorious collaboration marked the Grammy debuts for Lovato, 23, Bryan, 39, and Trainor, 22.
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Tumblr, until just this week, despite everything, served as the mascot for a sort of glorious human messiness.
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Sushi is the answer—juicy sushi, with a side of glorious disco to make it go down easy.
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It's a glorious shrine to takes that age like roast beef left out of the fridge for weeks.
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The only thing we cared about on Snapchat this year was a glorious, dancing, augmented reality hot dog.
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Braid your hair to accentuate your glorious mane, and finish off the costume with glittery or feather accessories.
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So how much is all of this glorious retro style and imaging firepower going to set you back?
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There are a lot of things you forget about in the glorious summer months: responsibilities, hot coffee, pants.
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Too many, including "God Save the Queen", suffer from dreary harmonies and platitudes about being victorious and glorious.
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But hey, at least we've got the existence of leafy greens acknowledged now, along with the glorious mango.
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And so in honor of 30 Rock's 10th anniversary, here are five episodes that exemplify its glorious weirdness.
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Given what a glorious, inspiring film it is, it's easy to wonder why Marvel waited so damn long.
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The supposed shadows from the supertalls wouldn't really be any match for the glorious rock formations before you.
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The release of LISA Pathfinder's two test masses is the first step toward all of that glorious science.
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Peeling back the layers of a jawbreaker is so glorious, especially when it's done with a blow torch.
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The $350 Apple HomePod sounds glorious though Siri lacks a lot of smarts of Alexa or Google Assistant.
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For the most part the frescos tell glorious tales of the gods and goddesses of the Hindu pantheon.
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The age of rent control in Britain, which lasted from 1915 to 1989, was not a glorious one.
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Normally I'd hate this kind of thing, but of course I'd do anything for our glorious parent companies.
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It's a true love story for the ages — between a guy, a girl, and a glorious discount retailer.
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They let him wax on and on about his great, glorious filmmaking career and his philosophies on filmmaking.
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