No question, the 90s were halcyon days for the circuit.
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Sometimes I think back to the halcyon days of 2014.
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Those halcyon days are a distant memory in 2019, though.
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The result has been a dip from those halcyon days.
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It's official: the halcyon days of celebrity clothing design are here.
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Do you yearn for the halcyon days of So Help Me God?
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When we talk about halcyon days, this is what we're thinking about.
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Those halcyon days coincided with a determined embrace of Trump-like policies.
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Oh college—those halcyon days of young love, bong hits, and communicable diseases.
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U.S. foreign policy cannot go back to the halcyon days of the 1930s.
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It aired when "noodling" was a fad, if you remember those halcyon days.
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It was great back in the glory days, the salad days, the halcyon days.
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We didn't know it then, but those were the halcyon days of celebrity activism.
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It seems long gone are the halcyon days of double digit returns on capital.
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At 3.9 percent, unemployment is at its lowest since the halcyon days of 2000.
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The Cup may not mean what it did; its halcyon days may be gone.
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Indeed, his successor may well, in future, wish for the halcyon days of Obama's tenure.
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I remember the halcyon days when April Fools' Day was a bit of harmless fun.
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Back in the halcyon days before the election, the optimism of the title seemed warranted.
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In the halcyon days of 2013, similar homes spent only 220193 days on the market.
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Some of them, understandably, yearn for those halcyon days, but Steve-O isn't so keen.
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Clearly the halcyon days of her youth, when America's big business was trusted, are long gone.
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Remember those halcyon days before you got old and hangovers started hitting you like a bus?
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I remember the halcyon days of the internet when jokey Tinder profiles elicited a genuine chuckle.
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For namesakes like Gary and David, this means that the halcyon days of Trumphood are over.
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In their halcyon days the mainstream parties used to share most of the vote between them.
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Back in the halcyon days of the 2628s and 28503s, productivity grew 22019 percent a year.
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It's like a medical throwback, as if the halcyon days of health were 5,000 years ago.
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We're not going to return American manufacturing to its halcyon days, but we can do better.
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Those halcyon days may be over, but now, we have a double star system to enjoy instead.
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The halcyon days of people clicking on Google search links and instantly converting into customers are over.
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Reading it brings back fond memories of the halcyon days where we were experimenting with the future.
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But locals who lived and breathed Ocean Drive's halcyon days say there's no turning back the clock.
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Gone are the halcyon days of perpetually unlocked doors and packs of unsupervised kids roving the neighborhood.
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Using arcane time-travel powers, Biden promises to take us back to the halcyon days before 2016.
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Maybe you took it as a sign the halcyon days of Rihanna showing off her nipples were over.
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In my mind, there is no denying it — the 2000s were the halcyon days of the Disney Channel.
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Back in the halcyon days of live-streaming, when Twitch was a young upstart service known as Justin.
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"Saturday Night Live" is enjoying the kind of ratings boost that brings to mind the show's halcyon days.
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Zelda and Mario fill my childhood notebooks, and sure, I miss those halcyon days of Sonic the Hedgehog.
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Cast your mind back, if you will, to the beautiful, innocent, halcyon days of long ago — June, 2015.
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But the halcyon days when he rolled over Clinton in the New Hampshire primary are a fading memory.
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Many former USIA employees reminisce about the halcyon days when their work was relevant to U.S. foreign policy.
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And we're always a fan of 8BitDo's Bluetooth controllers that remind you of the halcyon days of 16-bit.
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British luxury gift manufacturer Halcyon Days expects its sales to receive a boost of between 10 to 15 percent.
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Why it' matters: For Chicago, this is now the city's most highly-valued tech startup since Groupon's halcyon days.
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Jaime and Cersei probably long for the halcyon days of just crippling Bran Stark to cover up their incest.
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As spotted by Engadget, the teaser takes us back to the halcyon days of flip phones and high school.
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"There's a huge opportunity for us to merchandise product around events like this," said Pamela Harper, Halcyon Days' chief executive.
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But who would want to deny them, whatever they've done since, a return to what might feel like halcyon days?
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According to SuperData, Pokémon Go made $176 million this August, its most successful month since the halcyon days of 2016.
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"We'd gone through a period over the past nine years of really just halcyon days — just a terrific time," Holland said.
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That said, I don't anticipate 2017 to return to the halcyon days of 2014 when 23 first-time funds were raised.
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This is a band that keeps their metal of death strictly within the bounds of the genre's gore-soaked halcyon days.
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It's a familiar yarn from the old time nak muay: things were better back then in the halcyon days of yore!
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I will continue mournfully to remember those halcyon days, while the waves of modernity begin to inexorably erode the shores of tradition.
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Nearing the end of its "Halcyon Days," the site had yet to birth the "Internet Hate Machine" and its tulpa, Donald Trump.
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Do you see us ever going back to those halcyon days when someone like Sandra Day O'Connor could be confirmed 99-0?
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We took a look at the halcyon days of shopping scenes in some of our favorite movies of the past few decades.
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The artwork was a physical manifestation of the company's immense power and momentum in those halcyon days, said author Margaret Leslie Davis.
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In these halcyon days, filmmakers and animators are still learning how to tell VR stories with an audience that's free to look wherever.
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For those who followed fashion during his halcyon days in the 20043s and early aughts, his pieces were the stuff of cult fascination.
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I am not suggesting that we can turn back time to those halcyon days when members of Congress carpooled and played cards together.
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It's been a sore point for many a computer user who still remembers the halcyon days when purchasing software meant you, essentially, owned it.
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And they insist that whether or not Trump wins again, the GOP isn't ever going to go back to those halcyon days Biden imagines.
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Ask anyone how things have changed on Capitol Hill since the halcyon days of President Reagan, and you will get an earful of nostalgia.
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These days, flying is a significantly safer and more affordable experience than the halcyon days of the Golden Age of aviation in the 1960s.
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He described having a "fire in [his] belly" to explore the women's movement, and remembered the halcyon days of consciousness-raising to be extremely gratifying.
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Big on sentimentality, Cancers love how this trend recalls the halcyon days of picking out preteen-appropriate unmentionables at Limited Too with their mall friends.
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In conversation, Kleinman constantly refers back to the halcyon days when Apple product launches would draw lines of hundreds of would-be buyers to stores.
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"The level of groupthink, fearmongering, coercive peer pressure, and über-nationalism has not been seen since the halcyon days of 2002 and 20163," he argued.
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In 2006 — I mean, those were the halcyon days before the financial crisis — we launched the Climate Change Bill, which became the Climate Change Act.
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This was in the — comparatively — halcyon days of 2016 and 223, when people on the left were still struggling to figure out what to do.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember the halcyon days of 0.53, when we were bidding adieu to El Niño and recovering from the death of Harambe?
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Image: APThink back, if you will, to the halcyon days of 2012, when Donald Trump hadn't yet strangled the presidency with his small, grubby orange hands.
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You may recall from the halcyon days of Breaking Bad that Walter White, seized by familial frustration, threw a pizza onto the roof of his house.
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That's 504 memories to keep, along with those images of laser throws from right field in Bautista's halcyon days and slick picks at first by Encarnacion.
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Each year, the White House throws a Cinco de Mayo party, a longstanding tradition that goes back to the halcyon days of President George W. Bush.
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If anything has changed between today and the halcyon days of 2016, it's that those building and marketing self-driving tech are now less ... promise-y.
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"Cariño" is a little slice of summer halcyon days, a swooney, bilingual come-hither from the group's eponymous singer poured over guitar strums and brass sighs.
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These halcyon days of the internet were great and unpredictable—until the monetization, the platforming, and the curation of the self via social media took hold.
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Let's rewind the tape to the halcyon days of last summer, when Trump's floundering presidential campaign was being run by veteran GOP political operative Paul Manafort.
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Although gossip magazines delighted in his four-year relationship with Kim Clijsters, there was respect but little love from his nation's home media during his halcyon days.
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Shakespeare and Company has become synonymous with those supposed halcyon days, a place where the greatest writers of the 20th century could come together in unassuming comfort.
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She passes halcyon days with Ernie and his other mates — Julia, Layla, Tuti and Kumi — that are filled with child's play, heads of lettuce, oranges and yams.
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Sadly, the halcyon days of Chinese karaoke, with its legendary free buffets and private rooms ornately decorated to resemble gingerbread houses and outer space, are no more.
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Carmen Policy, a high-ranking executive on the 23ers' last four Super Bowl-winning teams, said Lynch and Shanahan had reconnected the team to its halcyon days.
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He should drop it and help retirees who worked in a dangerous industry and deserve what was promised by contract in the halcyon days of Big Coal.
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So did Atlein, the new label by Antonin Tron, who worked under Mr. Ghesquière during that designer's halcyon days at Balenciaga (as well as under his successors).
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With his debilitating back problem now seemingly behind him, he has almost recaptured the form of his halcyon days, with only a victory missing from his 303 resume.
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The dancer, 32, with green eyes and an unruly shock of dishwater blond hair, looked fit if somewhat chunkier than in his halcyon days as a Bolshoi soloist.
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In fact, the last time workers truly had leverage to enjoy an extended period of real wage growth was during the halcyon days of the dot-com boom.
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During the halcyon days of unionisation, unskilled workers were more likely to be members, so this earnings boost helped to hoist them into higher tax brackets and reduce inequality.
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According to Crunchbase, Yik Yak had raised $73.4 million in venture funding since it was founded in 2013, with a valuation approaching $400 million in 2014, its halcyon days.
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Related: How the Nation's Artists Are Standing with Standing Rock A Navajo Artist Breaks Down His Tribe's Urban Outfitters Lawsuit Here's a Rewind to East Coast Graffiti's Halcyon Days
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The Miami Heat can see the halcyon days of the LeBron James-Dwyane Wade-Chris Bosh era growing smaller in the rearview mirror as they drift down the standings.
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We're in for a treat, we're told, as two legends from the halcyon days of groin shots and soccer kicks will settle a long-forgotten score for our entertainment.
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A seasoned raver remembering the halcyon days of Jose Padilla and Alfredo will remember differently to a young kid that stumbles across a new International Feel record in Phonica.
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The halcyon days of paying 10 bucks a month to see as many movies as you want at any theater you choose were short-lived and will probably never return.
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Ever since, his name has become synonymous with both the halcyon days of 90s underground rave and one of the biggest club-world cross-over albums in popular music history.
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As the halcyon days of Ikea fade away in the mid-30s, consumers gravitate toward a slew of other retailers — some fancier, others just more practical for home improvement purposes.
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Then again, curiously, The Fall of Heaven—whose title recalls the country's halcyon days as an economic and political leader in the Middle East—reflects how many Iranians feel today.
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It seems that blacks and Latinos, whose memories of the halcyon days of manufacturing in the early 1970s are colored by the stain of discrimination, suffered less of a loss.
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Image: G. J. Wisdom & CoBack in the halcyon days of 2013, you could buy a brand new, handmade Vertu phone with an underpowered processor and an outdated operating system for $10,000.
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It is easy to think that we all got better rest in those halcyon days when summers were long and hot, winters were snowy and life was a bit less frenetic.
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Either way, in our horrible future of "flying cars" and grinding poverty, why not put Willennium on and let yourself be transported back to the halcyon days of the late 1990s.
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One of the bands trying to bring back those memories of punk's halcyon days in Taiwan are Accomplices, a group playing their own socially-conscious brand of straight ahead street punk.
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Though they loathed his planned merger, Oxford fans enjoyed halcyon days under Maxwell, including promotion to the top tier for the 1985/86 campaign and a League Cup win in 1986.
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A nostalgic yearning for the halcyon days of humanity may allow us to strike melancholic poses, but it will do little to halt the vast processes that are driving these changes.
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What the chart does tell us is that Nintendo isn't the dominant force it once was in gaming hardware, and that those halcyon days of the mid-1980s may never return.
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Johnson arrived at Augusta the kind of prohibitive favorite not seen since the halcyon days of Tiger Woods, coming off three consecutive victories and an ascent to the world number one ranking.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsIn the halcyon days of yore, people put away money with the hopes of retiring somewhere warm, where they could argue about chicken salad with other curmudgeons until they expired.
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There is something deeply sad about transhumanism, too—a yearning, one that perhaps harks back to the self-improvement doctrines that have so colored California since the halcyon days of the midcentury.
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Even in the halcyon days of my youth, when my general role model was Catherine the Great, Empress of All the Russias, I never imagined sending a driver to get you stuff.
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"I think you see radical inconsistencies that simply didn't exist in the halcyon days of 2017, where there were free passes all over the place," the "Mad Money " host said on Thursday.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. One way of coping with adversity is to regress; to re-embrace the halcyon days of the past, and to retreat into old habits and interests.
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Back in the halcyon days of literally, like, four weeks ago, when the country was not tumbling into chaos, ESPN floated the idea of Donald Trump continuing President Barack Obama's NCAA bracket tradition.
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In its place, Biden's campaign is all about telling voters that they can unwind the past two and a half years and return to the halcyon days when his old boss was president.
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These were innocent, halcyon days in Britain, in the midst of an era when children could be children and before we were all exposed to months of rolling news about the Iraq War.
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The 410,193-square-foot bearings plant, with its blue and gray tinted windows and flagpole out front, had been built by a company called Link-Belt in 1959, halcyon days for American manufacturing.
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For those who remember watching Radner during those halcyon days on "SNL," or those whose memories are confined largely to clips, "Love, Gilda" is a lovingly rendered reminder that she was, indeed, something.
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They also run over the content, so you'll miss the portion of the stream you would have seen if it were still the halcyon days when Periscope videos did not have pre-roll ads.
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As far as how it gets you through the door in the first place, that will require, to some degree any residual warm and fuzzy feeling you've got held over from eMusic's halcyon days.
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For the world's biggest vodka-makers, the halcyon days of the early 2000s when vodka flowed like water are a thing of the past, as American drinkers are redirecting their attention to brown spirits.
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But the wane of his skills parallels the fading fortunes of Italian football, and the same holds true in reverse: rub him out, and the most vivid link to those halcyon days gets erased.
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For now, let's break down the many things happening in "Adidon," and what led to Pusha turning in one of the most glorious installments in rap feuds since the halcyon days of 50 Cent.
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In doing so, he is harking back to what many consider to be the halcyon days of war-gaming — namely, the 1930s, when the Navy and Marines developed and refined the amphibious assault mission.
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While celebrities still dot the courtside seats, the Laker Girls still dance and the franchise value has climbed to $2.7 billion, according to Forbes, the halcyon days of championship runs are a distant memory.
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The show is being rebranded partly as an exercise in nostalgia (remember, ANTM premiered in the halcyon days of 423, when a chunky highlight was still acceptable); both contestants and judges grew up watching it.
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On Wednesday, VICELAND aired a new season of EPICLY LATER'D, a revival of the classic VICE series that profiles legendary pro skaters for a look at their halcyon days and what they're up to now.
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"I'm in Love" suggests they haven't lost a step since the halcyon days of Bandwagonesque: it's got a jangling lead, a hyper-romantic lyric, and an affable guitar solo, all crammed into under three minutes.
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Plus, we link up with the people who have chronicled the scene—from Spike Jonze to Harmony Korine—for a sweeping look at skateboarding's halcyon days, where it stands, and where it's headed from here.
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Letter To the Editor: Michael Riordan (Penalize Companies That Export Jobs, April 11, 2016) evokes the halcyon days for working families and their communities before corporations embraced the dogma of the primacy of shareholder value.
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So far the progress has been slow going, but thanks to new research published Wednesday by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the halcyon days of cruising around stoned may soon be over.
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When she moved to New York right in 2006, the same year as Tess — in those gritty, halcyon days just before smartphones — restaurants were a way to make money until she could sell a novel.
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The talk of 'Barca DNA' conjured up a rose-tinted vision of his halcyon days in Catalonia, before he was snatched off to the concrete jungle of North London, with its driving rain and granite skies.
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"Jean shorts were always big on the East Coast back in the day," said Gorecki, name-checking former Alien Workshop rider Pat Corcoran, who rocked a pair by Guess during the halcyon days of Love Park.
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The internet has been totally devoured by the latest chapter in the long-running feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West, an interpersonal conflict that stretches back all the way to the halcyon days of 2009.
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With a very conscious, specific visual aesthetic, it seeks to recreate the halcyon days of '90s horror survival games, which focused less on action and gunplay and more on dread, claustrophobic environments, and gurgling brownish monsters.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel positively basked in the glow of Vice President Mike Pence's visit here, though it may yet turn out to be the halcyon days of a drawn-out, gloomy winter.
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From Fuller House to Girl Meets World, Twin Peaks to The X-Files, it seems like folks in Hollywood sure do miss the halcyon days when Furbies were still cool and we all watched shit on VHS.
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Part of Xhaka's problem at Arsenal may be that he plays in a similar position to Patrick Vieira, therefore inviting comparisons with the Frenchman who dominated their midfield with his crunching tackles during Arsene Wenger's halcyon days.
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Sadly, for all their wisdom, the truth is they don't understand the confidence, the place, many people find when they go out—and just how out of place they can feel once those halcyon days are over.
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Click here to view original GIFFinally, we get the confirmation we needed that yes (YES!) the Switch will ditch CDs and return to the halcyon days of cartridges, which were determined to be both cheaper and more durable.
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We excitedly put on the mantle of adulthood with dignity and with relish — transitioning seamlessly from the halcyon days of childhood — no matter how long it took us to pass that calculus class and finally graduate from college.
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Atop Mount Trebevic, a bobsled track from the halcyon days of Sarajevo's 290 Winter Olympics was decimated by Serbs who used the peak as a sniper position; today, enterprising Sarajevan artists have reclaimed it as a graffiti park.
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Wistful for those halcyon days, and eager to improve their credibility after a 4-12 season, the Jets in 2015 plied Revis with a deal fattened by $39 million guaranteed, of which they still owe him $6 million.
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At the Halcyon Days ceramics factory in Stoke-on-Trent, a city in central England famed for its pottery, porcelains and bone china, the firm is busy manufacturing a range of mugs, plates and teapots to commemorate the marriage.
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The phrase has become a way for Iowans to reassure themselves about their own goodness, as with Scott Seipker's "Iowa Nice Guy" videos from the halcyon days of 2012, which brought the phrase to new prominence in the viral age.
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It almost had me longing for the halcyon days of the last time the Grimes Gang — who were absent this week minus Eugene, though like I said, he's Negan — were this miserable, which was on that road between Terminus and Alexandria.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth slowed much faster than expected this month, dragged down by waning orders that put a big dent in confidence, adding to evidence the bloc's halcyon days are behind it for now, a survey showed.
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While the Angry Birds games are still pulling impressive numbers — a representative told us that the franchise currently has about 100 million monthly active users — it is no longer the mobile juggernaut it was in the halcyon days of mobile gaming.
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Moreover, he thinks the halcyon days of growth and prosperity within US borders are wearing thin — and he isn't going to sugarcoat his perspectives, especially when it comes to the party he thinks is responsible for it all: the Federal Reserve.
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"Nostalgia for the halcyon days of 2017 when President Trump was on the higher stock price team, when he cared more about the S&P 500 than he did about the steel and aluminum industries," the "Mad Money" host explained.
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May's wedding at Queen Elizabeth's Windsor Castle home could boost the UK economy by as much as one billion pounds according to one estimate, and Halcyon Days said it would expect its sales to rise by 10 to 15 percent.
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"We're never going back to those halcyon days where all that really mattered to a stock's price was the sector's interaction with the business cycle, along with the worth of the company and the executives who drove it," Cramer said.
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Back in the halcyon days before the New Hampshire primary, pundits of all stripes were eager for a theory that could explain how Donald Trump would lose in the Republican race even though he had been leading in the polls for months.
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Hiatt longs for the halcyon days of 2012–2013, when House Speaker John Boehner and President Barack Obama came together in a bid to slash Social Security and other domestic spending, nearly destroying the country's full faith and credit in the process.
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Kim Severson has a fascinating story for you this week in the Food section of The Times, all about some attempts to bring back the halcyon days of cottage cheese — the stuff needs to be Chobani'd, basically, is what people told her.
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The glorious, halcyon days of summer are over, which means kids the world over are filled with the soul-crushing dread that comes with having to head back to school—gone are the days of swimming with dolphins, summer camp, and weaponized beach umbrellas.
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Followed by a huge sellout gallery of 17,000, nearly all of whom had eyes for one player only, Woods did not let them down with a performance that conjured up images of the halcyon days when he strutted the fairways with an aura of invincibility.
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Since the halcyon days of The Hills, other celebrities have turned to crystals as well: As The Cut catalogued, Adele, David and Victoria Beckham, Katy Perry, Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway, and many other elite people have tapped into the well of power that crystals contain.
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Instead, the only speculation around Old Trafford these days as one of the world's great clubs continue their laborious struggle to rediscover the halcyon days of the Alex Ferguson era seems to be not if, but when this dream alliance will end in divorce.
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Competitions Time feels like stepping back in time to the early halcyon days of the World Wide Web, when all you had to worry about were internet stalkers and the dial-up modem cutting out if your friend called you at home after school.
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But San Francisco fans, yearning for the team to recapture the halcyon days of the 1980s and early '90s, had to remain patient when Garoppolo incurred a torn knee ligament early last season and sat out the rest of what turned into a lost campaign.
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Mr. Thomas drank a cup of tea at the messy worktable and reflected on the industry's "golden, halcyon days," as he put it, when 25 models and 15 hair-and-makeup stylists would be flown to a glamorous and remote location for a shoot.
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But if the halcyon days of elite sports in Finland seem like a distant memory, the contours of a new, far weirder era of national sports prosperity have already taken shape, one that reflects the wave of individualism still growing in this young country.
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Replies mourn the halcyon days when "libertarian computer science freaks" roamed the open internet (a time within memory of users who pride themselves of having joined in 2012), and complain about the influx of Digg users, who apparently make far too many "and my axe" jokes.
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China on Donald Trump&aposs Claim It Invented Global Warming: NahThink back, if you will, to the halcyon days of 2012, when Donald Trump hadn't yet strangled the…Read more ReadOn making America more like Mexico—and China:I do know this: Other countries are eating our lunch.
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Setting aside the culture wars, politicians were identified by their respective strategies towards achieving economic growth (or restoring it to the halcyon days of the 1950s and 1960s), conceived as the expansion of the U.S. GDP and, by extension, the lowering of the headline unemployment rate.
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Wouldn't it be wonderful to return to that specific point in the past to change a bad decision or relive an experience -- those halcyon days of childhood, that night you won an Oscar -- or to zip ahead to see how things turn out in the far future.
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STOKE-ON-TRENT, England (Reuters) - After nearly 70 years of producing royal merchandise, British luxury gift manufacturer Halcyon Days is hoping the upcoming wedding of Prince Harry and his U.S. fiancee Meghan Markle will be a happy one for them as well as the bride and groom.
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I don't look back at those days and go, 'Those were my halcyon days,' by any means — the status of the place and the way it played out among the campers is really gross — but I have to acknowledge that it's probably why I'm in the theater.
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One year after the failed coup attempt of July 6900, Turkish relations with the U.S. have gone from uneasy and challenging to difficult and strained; a return to the halcyon days of warm relations soon is unlikely, in part because such days rarely if ever existed.
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Opie got the idea for the film in the nineties, but, as often happens with her projects, it took on a new significance for her as she made it, with the election of a President who'd promised to return America to the halcyon days before feminism, globalism, and multiculturalism.
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Furthermore, a scrap between Barboza, arguably the best striker at lightweight, and Nurmagomedov, arguably the division's best grappler, would represent an incredible style clash that harks back to the halcyon days of MMA, when pure strikers duked it out with hard-nosed grapplers under the fluorescent lights of rec center basements.
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The common theme is a reverence for legal liberalism in its various forms: Yale Law School, where Fiss taught for many years; the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, where he began his career after clerking for Justice William Brennan; the "halcyon days of the Warren court"; and Brown v.
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Through the medium of engraving — a prime technique for Turner throughout his career — Harvey brought Turner's old gallery back to life, so to speak, as a bare bones structure and gave it a startling new purpose: displaying not images of Margate in its halcyon days but in its current frayed state.
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But while most of the media was ignoring Trump, Scott Dikkers, the co-owner and editor-in-chief of the Onion during the fake newspaper's halcyon days of 1989–2001, was hard at work on a book that seems scarily prescient thanks to Trump's rise to the top of the GOP ticket.
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Mr. Iconis, who has written the scores for other shows ("The Black Suits," with Ms. Golden, and "Be More Chill") but is perhaps best known for his cabaret work, nimbly mimics the R&B and funk of the 1970s, the halcyon days of the exploitation movies that inspired the wacked-out plot.
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Yeah, so the story of me connecting with Jason is a funny one, and a really lucky one on my part, which is ... I entered management consulting with this perception of the halcyon days that probably ended in '97, where you do two years of management consulting and everyone wants to hire you.
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From their halcyon days in toddlerhood to their final performance together (yep, the matching shirts are a dance "costume," because apparently costume departments have gotten much kinder since the days of my childhood dance recitals), Merce and Mylee are a relationship for the ages, and we're rooting for a happy reunion someday down the line.
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His enthusiasms run to classic Hollywood (appreciations of Mary Astor and that gleaming dolphin, Esther Williams), the halcyon days of old Broadway (the lyricist Lorenz Hart, the bugle-voiced Ethel Merman), the wayward fortunes of American literary figures who once loomed so high (Dorothy Parker, Thomas Wolfe), and midcentury geysers of creative gusto (Leonard Bernstein).
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WILLIAM ROBIN AT 59 SECONDS As I prepared to sit down this week with the tenor José Carreras to interview him on the eve of his final New York recital, I took a video walk down memory lane — lingering on those halcyon days before his struggle with leukemia and his transformation into the Third Tenor.
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This year's Power Rangers movie reboot was a surprisingly potent dose of nostalgia for us '90s kids who grew up pretending to fight Putties in our back yards — but if you're looking for a time machine to transport you back to the halcyon days when "Power Ranger" was your dream career, comic publisher BOOM!
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We understand the nostalgia for the halcyon days of, say, the 1950s, when people were not yet bound to their personal technology and were free to enjoy the simpler pleasures of life, like stickball and climbing trees — and getting polio and having to wait in line at the bank to check your account balance.
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Does Trump not believe that observers register the compounding offense of showing up to deliver a speech at the opening of a civil rights museum — already offensive because of Trump's history, rhetoric and policies — a day after holding a political rally for a man who holds forth the days of slavery as halcyon days?
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Their first songs were unflashy mood pieces and subtly drawn character sketches that document a kind of liminality—music that feels just like life does when you're stuck between the halcyon days of an extended adolescence and the acceptance of later life's dalliances with drudgery and doldrums, days spent waiting for another big night out to start.
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That's well below the 208,000 jobs per month Trump needs to average to hit his stated 2.5 million jobs per year for the next ten years goal, and far below the 250,8.63 per month Obama averaged at the height of the labor market recovery in 2014, or Bill Clinton averaged in the halcyon days of the late 1990s.
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That was at various times an escape from the past, a NBA title, a paycheck, and, eventually, just a spot on a bench where he could yell "I LOVE BASKETBALL" at the foul line and ride out to the end as one of the last players to have played in the halcyon days of the 1990s NBA.
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The flying public may think the sun has set on the halcyon days of glamorous air travel forever — and when it comes to flying in perks-laden style, complete with free meals and complimentary checked bags, they may be right — but survey after survey shows that cost and safety, along with timeliness, are what really matters to consumers most.
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If—and it's a big if—I'm around in 60 years time to have the privilege of looking back at the halcyon days of the 2016 EU Referendum, the most striking aspect that will throb in my ageing, AI-augmented mind will be the language, and how words were used to utterly wipe meaning from any predicted consequences of ripping Europe apart.
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In those halcyon days before the internet, if you wanted bigger breasts, you took part in those time-honored traditions of filling your bra cups with Kleenex, shoplifting a pair of those silicone inserts from Victoria's Secret, or standing in front of the mirror repeating "I must, I must, I must increase my bust" while doing a variety of ineffective arm movements.
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While subsequent years didn't quite live up to the Maples' halcyon days—they won several Merrimack Valley Hockey League championships, but never got back to the US nationals—and US engagement in WWII dictated the Maples played exactly zero games from 1941 to 1947, the legacy lived on for another couple of generations, until the team finally dissolved in 1997.
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The first person to ever interview the Sex Pistols in 220, Ingham (who wrote under the name "Jonh" Ingham) helped to bring a nascent scene of just a handful of bands and maybe 221 audience members to readers across the UK. His new book of photography, Spirit of 276: London Punk Eyewitness, out Tuesday from Anthology Editions, is an electrifying snapshot of punk's halcyon days in London.
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Smart Bar also announced a series of partnerships with likeminded promoters across the country, including SF mainstays As You Like It, NYC female crew Discwoman, Pittsburgh's kings of the queer underground Honcho and Detroit's Interdimensional Transmissions, whose own No Way Back series of events inspired by the halcyon days of the Detroit rave scene has become a crucial part of the nation's techno calendar.
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It's strange to me that so many of us look back on the halcyon days of the M25 raves, those notoriously vast assemblages of people crowded together in beetroot fields all raving under one roof, with the kind of rose-tinted nostalgia usually saved for royal weddings or world wars, but find the idea of thousands of revellers stood shirtless on the edges of Ushuaia about as appealing as sharing a bowl of jellied eels with Len Goodman.
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How I came to be recruited to the Secret Intelligence Service in the first place — the "Circus" as we Young Turks called it in those supposedly halcyon days when we were quartered, not in a grotesque fortress beside the River Thames, but in a fustian Victorian pile of red brick, built on the curve of Cambridge Circus — remains as much of a mystery to me as do the circumstances of my birth; and the more so since the two events are inseparable.
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