A popular option from By Kilian, for example, mixes a heady note of oud, the heady, wood-based note sometimes called aoud, with the scent of Turkish roses.
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Heady fare, sure, but relatively light stuff for Stoppard .
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IT IS a heady, turbulent time to be an artist.
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Sava is in the grip of a heady vanilla boom.
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Harmony in multiplicity is the message: beautiful thought, heady sight.
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Stranger things had just happened and these were heady times.
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He now speaks a bit ruefully of those heady days.
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It makes a heady dinner for the height of summer.
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Its aroma permeates vast acres with a mouthwatering, heady fragrance.
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Those were heady days, though, when rival healthcare site drkoop.
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It's a heady present, a rush of adrenaline and hormones.
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I love going to galleries with a heady, academic exhibition.
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Best slippery smooth noodles ever with a heady shoyu broth.
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The heady waves of emotion, the cruel pangs of longing?
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It is a truly heady perfume, but a transient one.
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All have been investing heavily, and all sport heady valuations.
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These are heady times for the creators of HQ Trivia.
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This is heady stuff for John Shuster and his teammates.
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Thus did it transport me back to those heady days.
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Lindsey's first two days on the job were heady ones.
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Other arts schools advertise their own heady roster of graduates.
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If such a conceit sounds heady, that's because it is.
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All of this is heady, effervescent stuff for a novelist.
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It was the time of supermodels — a very heady time.
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He's a smart and heady player without a big arm.
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Yeah. I think, at Netscape, those days were very heady.
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This can be heady, exciting, frightening, anxiety-producing, and even intoxicating.
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But more importantly, this heady mind-meld convinces them they're invincible.
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It will probably rent out for a heady $3,400 a month.
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Many fear a comedown after the heady success of the protests.
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The 1990s were a heady time for square-eyed aspiring filmmakers.
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"The movie is scary because it's lofty and heady," Stewart said.
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Welcome to food pairings in the heady era of cannabis legalization.
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Somewhere in this heady mix, the idea of Roblox came about.
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Mitchell's latest contribution to White Light, "Zauberland," has a heady conceit.
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Mr. Venturi breathed the heady air of springtime in New York.
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Her choices are pretty heady and include both Camus and Proust.
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Compared to something as heady "Birdland," I see what you mean.
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Musk has a heady vision of what he wants to create.
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As you wrote recently, these are heady times for California Democrats.
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The Zeckendorf years were a heady beginning for Mr. Pei's career.
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The work produced during that time is heady, brave, and optimistic.
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The resignation comes at a heady time for the California Democrats.
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After a 12 percent plunge from that heady high on Jan.
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Nothing else will deliver the heady flavor of a banana leaf.
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The result is a rich, heady concoction, rippling with provocative ideas.
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"It is delicious, heady stuff," Mr. Blake wrote in the article.
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These are heady questions, and Slave Play doesn't provide easy answers.
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One, a 10 percent alcohol porter, was heady and chocolate-y.
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You mentioned some of the big, heady ideas the story contains.
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Roasting the mushrooms, in particular, lends this dish its earthy, heady charm.
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It was a heady position for a guy barely into his twenties.
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Which is all the time in this heady age of social media.
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Here, they discuss Westworld's heady sci-fi themes and their domestic pardnership.
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New technologies generally prompt heady predictions that they will revolutionise higher education.
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It was a heady time to be a swimmer in the city.
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As they simmer, they turn velvety soft and absorb the heady flavors.
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Also an architect, Sampson's visuals in 2014's Genesis are similarly heady.
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Pretty heady stuff for a young kid in Kansas, Paul tells PEOPLE.
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Yet the heady hopes of the last seven decades are also fading.
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As a portrait of the cycle of abuse, this is heady stuff.
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A heady cocktail of sugary snacks to fuel you in between parties.
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Reacquaint yourself with the sweet, heady scent of onions caramelizing in butter.
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Hate plus power makes a heady cocktail that turns people into monsters.
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Its debt exceeds $11 billion, gathered in just a few heady years.
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It involves 22 different ingredients and a heady blend of 18 spices.
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Did the party abandon its ideals in the heady rush of power?
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But heady "underlying" returns could yet turn out to be a mirage.
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But that heady excitement is followed by a bitter chaser of ennui.
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"We're both very verbose and heady," she laughs of their initial missives.
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Yet even without a heady valuation, Bombas is enjoying a growth spurt.
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It was a heady capstone to a major month for Mr. Green.
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Yet other Gore-era echoes have resounded through this heady campaign season.
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Both dishes, heady with the caramel brine of fish sauce, felt timeless.
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Opening for Oneohtrix Point Never will be the heady metal band Liturgy.
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This heady whirlwind of sources find a natural home in the carousel.
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Writing about Brexit, for a journalist, is simultaneously frenetic, heady and dull.
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Price negotiations can get heady; shipping rates, self-determined, can be high.
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Quite heady but so many ideas to hold on to and examine.
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All of which is heady stuff for Mr. Mallouk, who is 47.
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Each Wall picture is a one-off, secreting heady references and implications.
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A heady moment for a simple guy like me from the Midwest.
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Those were heady days, though, when a rival health care site, drkoop.
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He recalls heady days when securing a piano required a long wait.
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While these are all heady revelations, there are still lots of questions.
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These are heady, difficult questions, but Toews handles them with fingertip delicacy.
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Gulf Shores PD in Alabama has issued an arrest warrant for Kameron Lane Heady after officers, like thousands of other people, saw the clip of Heady winding up and targeting one of their units patrolling the beach last week.
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If that sounds too heady, it's also about David Bowie and Marvel comics.
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That sounds pretty heady, but it plays out via action and deep intrigue.
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These are heady times for the Colorado Rockies, who are 14 games over .
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But this heady environment, especially after a recent stock-market swoon, looks vulnerable.
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Muddled blackberries give this riff on a French 75 its heady fuschia hue.
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This is a heady time to be a language activist in Northern Ireland.
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Your ego wasn't even formed yet, and it was just a heady experience.
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The year 13 was a heady time to do marketing for tech startups.
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The Kingdom Rush series date back to the heady days of early 2012.
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Jennifer's Body battled a heady combination of factors when it was coming out.
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It was a heady moment to be gambling in, and on, digital media.
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How different the mood will be from those heady days 36 years ago.
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There's a wild, heady feeling to Babylon Berlin, Netflix's best new foreign series.
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That heady cocktail of control is currently more attractive than sober, serene scholarship.
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She stopped and breathed in the heady smell of roses in the rain.
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IT IS a heady time for First Amendment lawyers at the Supreme Court.
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And into this heady mix has now been added the issue of Brexit.
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Festival-goers fear more than a bad trip or an overly heady buzz.
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They draw on the heady emotion and melodrama of death, tragedy, and terror.
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Cadet lived through key moments during the heady first years of the revolution.
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If that all sounds heady and technical, welcome to Lazar's experience designing games.
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What then do I make of the heady first-quarter company reporting round?
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Since those heady beginnings, however, Japanese shares, and some foreign ones, have sunk.
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Whoever is right, the days of heady growth are clearly over (see chart).
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I have so many questions, some silly, others heady, most somewhere in-between.
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Decades of heady growth had put money into the pockets of Sheyang's residents.
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You don't have to delve far into the heady days of New Deal
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It was a heady mix of Baghdad's burgeoning subcultures: bikers, gamers, EDM enthusiasts.
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In the heady days of 1999, Yahoo's market value soared beyond $100 billion.
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Alexandria Griffin-Heady, 24, left the boy alone when she went to work.
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I felt a phantom, heady high, remembering joints past, and giggled to myself.
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Remember those heady days of yesteryear when everything was going to be 3D?
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But "High" really succeeded because it kept plenty of the original's heady loneliness.
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The other night, a heady flight of appetizers more than proved her authority.
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Perhaps it's because it offers a heady mix of altruism, power and ego.
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The heady result reminds me instantly of the beach and hot summer days.
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They were heady times, and Ursula was the mineralogical arm of the team.
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It is the heady scent of bodies in motion on the dance floor.
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Heady stuff aside, the relationships form the core of the show, Stevenson said.
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And if he ever got too heady, Allyson would jump in to translate.
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Every social interaction brings a heady mix of performative wokeness and racist microaggression.
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Mr. Kigawa has a reputation for tackling heady and exhausting music with ease.
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For Veerman, the prospect of a season on the European Tour was heady.
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As the coating dissolves, you get one swift, heady thwack of the spice.
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The stock market's heady march that began after Mr. Trump's election continued apace.
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"There's an insular atmosphere, and people get heady with power," Ms. McCaskill said.
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The sonic textures she messes with are almost as good as her heady lyrics.
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I was raised in the heady, evangelical Christian movement of the '21s and '227s.
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Kim Stanley Robinson is known for his heady and thought-provoking science fiction novels.
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Bulls argue that the S&P 500's constituents can justify this heady valuation.
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It's also anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial, making it a heady healer of skin conditions.
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In the case of "Wide Sargasso Sea", it is a heady mix of all.
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The approach is more spontaneous and intuitive, consciously refraining from "heady" leanings and patterns.
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Although equipped with a heady title, it's actually a simple machine with natural results.
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A wave of upcoming adventures are very interested in exploring those heady, hopeful days.
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I was a recent high school graduate and it was a heady cinematic experience.
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The combination of soft furnishings and hi-octane musical throbbing was a heady brew.
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Profits are not growing at the heady double-digit rates of not long ago.
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It was about the spirit of the music and looking fabulous, a heady combination.
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It's all pretty heady theory, but the results in practice are full of levity.
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The festival focuses on heady, experimental theater pieces, and works that push genre boundaries.
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It was pretty heady, investment-banker-like, McKinsey-consulting-type analysis that we did.
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And that heady brew of toil and trouble — those are just day-job problems.
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Instead, the report is filled with heady statistics about the UK's booming tech industry.
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It's a heady time for a play that is at least 108 years old.
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It's a heady, stomp of a song and a highlight of Wizard Bloody Wizard.
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Steve Gunn has been putting out heady records for over a goddamned decade now.
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The rum balls, in particular, were a hit — heady with booze and gently spiced.
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That heady combination explains why stars -- eager for such adulation -- flocked to the company.
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Ms. Kelly amplifies this heady effect by installing plaster reliefs into the door panels.
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The Democrats are heady with momentum on their side as the 2018 midterms begin.
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China's economic data suggest growth is continuing at a steady, if less heady, pace.
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Then you recall "Nude in the Garden," also from the heady month of July.
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His parents were socialists and pacifists, and Mr. Wollen was thinking heady thoughts early.
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Not to get too heady–it's also just a show–but it's definitely there.
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If the whole report is too heady, the Irish Times has a good summary.
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"It is a very heady thing when people yell 'run, run, run,'" Bloomberg said.
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Ah, the clumsiness, the tortured soul-searching, the naïveté of those heady, experimental times.
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A heady feeling of techno-optimist excitement mixed with apocalyptic fear peaked that year.
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Those are heady numbers, and the study used a unique approach to reach them.
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As Karni and Thrush note, this should be a heady time for Clinton-world.
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"Three Women" captures the pain and powerlessness of desire as well as its heady joys.
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Ash Koosha makes heady beats that make you feel hopeful about the future of music.
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They provide bursts of motion and color, a heady distillation of Sonic's most thrilling parts.
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Heady hopes Cersei is treated to "great death by Arya," or her estranged sibling Tyrion.
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Well, despite the NFL's current strength, these heady days have not always been the norm.
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All our nights together have swirled together in the strange, heady flux of my memory.
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CHERRY-PICKING Safe-haven assets gold and U.S. Treasuries stepped back after two heady days.
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Want to really disrupt the heady beer industry, which is worth more than $300 billion?
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So get ready to tune in, blaze up, and have yourself a heady Weed Week.
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I got through the heady Sixties, the trippy Seventies, the imperial Eighties, the busy Nineties.
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But first, some strategists say the market may pause after two days of heady gains.
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Anyway, this is all probably a little too heady, and I'm over my conceptual skis.
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These accounts reportedly feature a heady mix of far-right ideology, hentai, and Soviet imagery.
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For how heady the story itself is, the flow of it is easy to follow.
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As the country falls in on itself, its football league provides a heady, dazzling distraction.
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But as Sun Cop, he makes knotty and heady psychedelic rock that's just as rewarding.
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For all of us trying to figure out our own lives, it's a heady thought.
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In recent years, defense spending overall has been lower than in those heady earlier decades.
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If that heady 53-year period is indeed ending, should world markets be running scared?
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Richard Heady and Thomas Wolfe await official recognition for each monkeying 56.6 meters of bars.
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With new proteomic techniques emerging constantly, the field has a heady, chaotic atmosphere of possibility.
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I felt a heady and vertiginous freedom, as if I were passing through the mirror
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But a combination of wine and onions imbues the meat with a heady, savory character.
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Mr. Douglas's play with the conventions of the cinematic espionage thriller is heady and gripping.
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Get lost together in the wondrous Grand Bazaar, taking in the heady scents of spices.
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At first, Javanka found it heady here, ignoring those who called them naïve and nepotistic.
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This season suggests Saul could become the equal of its parent series — heady praise indeed.
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In the heady period of nationalist fervor, the situation for Indians in Burma deteriorated sharply.
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Dried seaweed mixed with a variety of aromatic teas makes for a heady, fragrant beverage.
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Instead, it's all about the heady oil from the lemon zest along with olive oil.
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No matter the answer, it looks as if there are heady times ahead in Brooklyn.
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Estimated at a heady $240 million, this was bought for $248 million by the guarantor.
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Nestled among the meat are charred jalapeños and green onions, providing heady spice and sweetness.
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The onions soak up the rendering chicken fat; the chicken absorbs the heady onion steam.
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While those might seem like heady issues, the rap community sees it in simpler terms.
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The late 1990s were heady times for the intersection of hard rock and hip-hop.
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Earlier paleogenomic results established thousands of years of heady mixture among long-forgotten ancient populations.
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Here, astronomers, physicists, mathematicians, computational biologists, and computer scientists come together to discuss heady, cosmic topics.
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Finally, there's that heady feeling of success — you tried something really tough and actually achieved it.
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This heady spiritual mix is the subject of Ian Johnson's new book, "The Souls of China".
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Profits that heady smack more of an oligopoly than of a cut-throat battle for business.
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A rep for the brand told Seventeen that it's a major shift from its heady predecessor.
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The group invests in 150 startups per year, a heady number in these cash-poor times.
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And in the ten years since, just one OECD member, Lithuania has enjoyed such heady growth.
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The producer's new album is a heady, experimental trip that is perfect for our current time.
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Their sound is consistent — heady male/female vocals with a low-key dance beat backing them.
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This heady atmosphere is intensified further by the 2800-second time limit to answer a question.
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Things came to a head in late adolescence: "1965 was pretty heady for me," he said.
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Adding aromatics to the bean pot helps turn the liquid into a heady, rich-tasting broth.
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The ideas here are heady but compelling, and the prose stays grounded and rich and lovely.
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Against such a force, the way the characters react then forms a heady rumination on mortality.
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Uber is the company that generated those heady results, but it did so at a cost.
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Earnings would have to grow to normalize the currently heady valuations of S&P 500 companies.
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With so much lavish beauty, the exhibition is heady with the intoxicating aura of desirable commodities.
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These were the early, heady days of the Jürgen Klinsmann era of the U.S. men's soccer.
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Taken together, the backdrop points to an end of the heady days of the past year.
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Analysts are not expecting payrolls to have expanded at a pace quite that heady in August.
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There's her anger at Will, too, and the heady experience of the cult's group-confession rituals.
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Heady days for someone who, a few years ago, was most famous for wearing promise rings.
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There was a heady rush of pure chemistry late in the third quarter of that game.
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Still, it's worth something that humans can deliver hard truths within a heady stew of beauty.
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Mr. Bryant, who wrote the screenplay, puts a lot of pseudo-heady ideas in Helen's mouth.
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Neal Stephenson's heady "Paradise Lost"-inspired epic, "Fall; or, Dodge in Hell," sits at No. 14.
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Gurewich — "I am too European to reveal my age" — is an energetic, inquisitive and heady conversationalist.
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Moreover, both relied on heady whiffs of fascism, only in real life no one is laughing.
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It's such a heady combo that President Trump proposed to Melania during the event in 2004.
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Skip today's trendier imperial stouts, which are often laden with gobs of heady vanilla and coconut.
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"It was that heady first stage of love — I couldn't wait to see him," she said.
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The heady mood broke in 1974, when Mr. Hefner's longtime personal assistant, Bobbie Arnstein, committed suicide.
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It was both a daunting and heady opportunity for Berlin to reinvent itself and start over.
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Speaking of the evolution of technology, today's archive pick is a heady editorial from January 1999.
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Before it all unraveled, the cum-ex ecosystem of lawyers, advisers and auditors enjoyed heady days.
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All heady stuff, but it's easy to forget how dangerous even a remote volcano can be.
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But he's as sensitive as she is, and soon they're embarking on a heady summer romance.
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A heady suite that takes place over two distinct halves, sung from two entirely different perspectives.
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In those heady times, over a billion dollars a year flowed from the South into Pyongyang.
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Central bankers gather each year in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to discuss various heady topics of importance.
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It added an additional layer to the drama, which also deals with heady topics like ageism.
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It was a heady time at the end of April 1983 when Mr. Washington took office.
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The small room quickly fills with the heady smell of incense and with people weary from war.
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Describing the entire range of topics covered by VTC's courses is a heady feat, but we'll try.
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Every moon is atrocious and every sun bitter: Sharp love has swollen me up with heady langours.
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Of greater concern, given the heady mix of competing interests in northern Syria, is what comes next.
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While it's certainly watchable and well-acted, it had some heady competition in both of its categories.
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" He added, "So I see Carmelo as a heady enough ballplayer to be proficient as he ages.
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If this all goes over your head, that's understandable, because tantra is a heady concept to digest.
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The Inspiration"This season, we're looking back to the heady, crazy days of Soho," Kate Phelan explains.
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And as the movement has spread abroad, so has the inclination to make the heady, hoppy IPAs.
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Heady smoke fills the air in spite of the well-publicized, state-of-the-art ventilation system.
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Those were heady days, and writing checks in the thousands of dollars was not uncommon for me.
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But Trump went ahead with the summit anyway out of a heady mix of hubris and ignorance.
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The forensic scrutiny of the scholar cannot quite capture the era's heady conviction that all was possible.
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It's a heady, unlikely brew that few artists are capable of synthesizing into a single, supple approach.
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One reason, surely, is the heady sense of impending omnipotence that accompanies major technological and scientific advances.
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It's hard not to feel stirred, as stirred as Wally himself seems, by all this heady conversation.
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Now you can relive those heady days with a Windows 95 emulator that runs in your browser.
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Investor enthusiasm for tech stocks in general has waned considerably since those heady dog days of August.
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In those heady days of peace talks such a position was certainly unusual, but not completely ridiculous.
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We go on walks along the cliff overlooking the massive churning ocean waves—it's a heady vista.
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Art Cashin recalls the heady atmosphere that dominated the New York Stock Exchange for much of 1987.
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Few other Latin American nations had ever achieved Brazil's heady combination of robust growth and social advance.
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In this way, Minecraft culture is a throwback to the heady early days of the digital age.
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They are heady and aggressive on the bases, leading the A.L. in percentage of extra bases taken.
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There will be some positive headlines for sure but not at the heady levels of recent years.
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The post-Soviet period was a heady time for the IRI, a nonprofit long headed by Sen.
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But the heady economic growth is waning, and consequently the party's legitimacy also is vulnerable to challenge.
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For the hearty minority of white male attendees, her standard events can already be a heady brew.
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It's remarkable for how it turns literature into pure cinema, all emotion and image and heady sensation.
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We never forgot those heady days and it seems like Beat Camp member P Jam didn't either.
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Even traditional, "low" horror fare is standing out in the mainstream for tackling heady social issues now.
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China is still adding credit at a heady pace, and experts are starting to sound alarm bells.
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She began classes at Oxford University in 1938 and quickly found herself in a heady academic environment.
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During the heady years of the 20s and early 1980s, Quebec was bubbling with agitation for independence.
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This is a heady special whose insight is that intellect divorced from emotional engagement can be corrosive.
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The tip of a knife will cause the heady filling to burst forth, to be spooned around.
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What it did have was a heady alcohol aftertaste that knocked into the back of your throat.
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This drummer makes music that's equally informed by doom metal, noise, math rock and heady contemporary jazz.
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The failed GOP coup united Democrats, for a least few heady weeks that summer, across ideological lines.
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The movie is both heady (there are real thrills in the stories of exploration) and sobering (Mr.
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Yet even as she finds herself a torchbearer of this heady lineage, she isn't burdened by it.
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SALZBURG, Austria — For those of us who admire the soprano Anna Netrebko, it's been a heady time.
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Darkness suffuses "How to Be Safe," Tom McAllister's heady and unsettling exploration of America's gun violence epidemic.
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Slow-moving amphibians, just waking up, don't always make it past even light traffic, said Ms. Heady.
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I remember the heady days when the Tea Party swept in a Republican majority in the House.
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Over the course of a heady 30-minute episode, they spar, laugh and connect over Philip Roth.
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What is more, there has been little sign of the heady exuberance that normally precedes a slump.
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Oh, and they have apes armed with machine guns, too, so it's not all heady academia fodder.
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And it had transported him back to the heady, almost two-decade-long period of their collaboration.
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They crackle, but are just an excuse; the dipping sauce, a heady swirl of tamarind, is all.
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Once upon a time, I spent a heady childhood summer driving my parents insane with my Smurf obsession.
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Once we get there, I get a Heady Topper and my BF gets a couple of Focal Bangers.
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Really, though, "Sapokanikan" is about the Lenape village that once stood on Manhattan — and some other heady stuff.
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Here's what happens when you get engaged: you experience roughly 24 hours of heady bliss, champagne, and congratulations.
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This genre was about woozy, heady, floaty tones—stuff made for popping percs, swigging lean, and slooooooooooooowing down.
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So long as shareholders retain their faith in this model, Amazon's heady valuation resembles a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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All a bit like 20 years ago really in the heady days before the dot-com bubble burst.
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That style could have felt too heady and gridlocked, if not for the deftness of Mr. Okazaki's designs.
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Eat Rama Dione rubbed chicken with heady garlic and ginger before simmering it with onions and tomato paste.
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But The Square doesn't get so high on its own heady supply that it forgets to be funny.
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Hotel Chocolat gave investors an impressive bounce, up a heady 40 percent since its IPO in early May.
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The heady intersection of the designer's own physical suffering and that which he witnessed in India proved critical.
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These are heady questions beyond the scope of most founders who are just trying sell something right now.
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We sat down to discuss the film's story focus, its look, its frustrating flaws, and its heady successes.
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The Padres tied the score at 1 in the first inning thanks to some heady baserunning by Aybar.
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By contrast, "The Strain" plunges into its third season with a heady mix of shuffled alliances and backstory.
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A heady performance made the bride tear up, before the groom took off his jacket and joined in.
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N, market leader in camera-based monovision algorithms, highlighted the growth potential and heady valuations in the sector.
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Chinese demand growth has slowed significantly since the heady days of the last decade, while supplies continued rising.
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And indeed, JLL acknowledges the heady supply pipeline, with over 20,103 homes set to be delivered by 2025.
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SINCE the heady days of late 2017 and January of this year, crypto-currencies have gone into retreat.
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It shines with its heady brightness every day, disappears every night before making its reappearance the next morning.
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Underneath its love story is a heady meditation on how hard it is to find happiness these days.
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Luca Guadagnino's coming-of-age romance is nothing short of exquisite, pulsing with life and heady with desire.
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These are heady times for Jon Jones, the UFC's longtime undisputed and somehow-still interim light heavyweight champion.
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What are we supposed to get from this inert piece of metal flying through this buzzing, heady landscape?
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Then there's "heady bros," packed with Nirvana, Mac DeMarco and other tunes that inebriated dudes seem to like.
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It has also seen him take his heady-yet-emotional style of techno to all the inhabitable continents.
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Buffett's investments usually favor strong balance sheets and management, characteristics of a value play, over heady growth prospects.
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When I look back on my wedding day, I'm glad that it's those youthful, heady emotions I'll remember.
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Not even the addition of alcohol could help us recapture the magic of those heady days in Peru.
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It's such a heady combo that President Trump proposed to his wife, Melania, during the gala in 20153.
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It was all too heady in these ways for me to get caught up in my previous problem.
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His portraiture documents the hedonism and heady atmosphere that pervaded certain sectors of German life in the 1920s.
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It's also slightly raw too, as King Princess expertly details the heady lows inside the highs of crushin'.
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Like all good ski towns, Zermatt has a party scene to match the heady pleasures of its slopes.
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And it was already pretty heady and probably beyond any of my anticipations even before the TV show.
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Taking cues from footwork and UK bass, DeBois melds disparate sounds into heady experiments in rhythm and texture.
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And Sendak clearly poured himself into them, especially in his heady, jam-packed first years as a designer.
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Still, it is the journey through heady, whiplash times that helps us understand where the nation is going.
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Each is a complete artistic statement, though, and a capsule of Cunningham's heady mix of control and freedom.
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The briny rush of soy; ginger's low burn; pickled cabbage with that heady funk so close to rot.
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And it's remarkable for how it turns literature into pure cinema, all emotion and image and heady sensation.
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The film is a lush, heady experience for the body, but it's also an arousal for the soul.
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Regardless, stocks are up, cryptos are up, and things are building back a bit from yesterday's heady mess.
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No. But a potentially notable change from the heady, recent days when SaaS and cloud were storming ahead.
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And Scorsese seems more equipped to convey those heady themes than at any prior point in his career.
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In the fragile era after Mao's death, the freedom to indulge in such texts was a heady experience.
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In the heady growth that followed, Niseko expanded into four ski areas, with additional runs in satellite resorts.
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He was widely celebrated for writing vivid, heady lyrics heavily influenced by science fiction, philosophy and classic literature.
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It's such a heady combo that President Trump proposed to his wife, Melania, during the gala in 20173.
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Jung, for his part, received from Freud the heady sense of having been chosen for a high destiny.
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Genre—sci-fi, thrillers, whatever—is the five milliliters of sugar that helps a heady plot go down.
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"It's a heady and kitschy mix of the contemporary, folk, antiquity, tribal, crafts, you name it," she said.
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Simons spent the past two years trying to spice things up at Calvin Klein with a heady rebranding.
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Heady synth-scientist Max Cooper announced today a club-ready album of remixes of his November record, Emergence .
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I went because I was writing a book on them, and it was very heady to be there and to be on the stock exchange where — even though nothing happens on the actual stock exchange — but it was heady to be down there and have a little party and stuff.
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The fire-and-ice fantasy world of HBO's "Game of Thrones" may be set in feudal times, but the heady whoosh of women leaders rising on the show, as it reaches its bloody conclusion, parallels the heady whoosh of women leaders rising around the globe in the last couple of years.
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In those heady dotcom days, it was up to 60 percent above that long-term trendline at its peak.
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Back in those heady times, there was no band more enigmatic in the extreme music scene than England's Akercocke.
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Nelson lets such heady themes grow organically, by stealth, from an ensemble that never, ever seems to be acting.
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Using skin to sell heady, musky scents actually makes perfect sense — so why the outrage over Kim's latest antics?
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HBO dives into the heady, murky depths of virtual reality ethics with its new show Westworld, premiering October 2nd.
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The book has endured because it deals with some heady issues that remain relevant today: environmentalism, politics, and religion.
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So it's kind of just like a really heady conversation between two people who just imprint on each other.
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Around the time those heady figures were reported, the company laid off 30 percent of The Denver Post's newsroom.
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Bakst's style is immediately recognizable for his use of serpentine lines, heady colors, and a belle-époque-like sensuality.
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Johnson's trajectory from independent, small-budget filmmaker to keeper of the biggest franchise in cinema is a heady one.
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Japan's biggest banks, which had been reckless adventurers in the heady 21990s and 21970s, did not remain wholly unscathed.
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The Alchemist's Heady Topper started the trend quite some time ago, and has kept it alive with Focal Banger.
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Yeah, those were heady days of the '80s when we knew we were basically bringing up our new overlord.
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Ex Machina is a heady, intense science fiction film about artificial intelligence and the potential humanity of robotic life.
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But, as The Financial Times's Alphaville acknowledges, that estimate was born of heady times for state-owned energy producers.
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Tetris Effect is still Tetris filtered through a heady, sincere blend of hyper-chromatic visuals and plaintive electronic music.
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ON THE STREETS of Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, people are breathing a heady mix of fear and hope.
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Olivetti was a heady place to work in other ways as well, especially for anyone prone to utopian thinking.
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Anything too heady will leave them in a couch lock, which is not where a Gemini likes to be.
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It's perhaps the most heady and unusual science-fiction experience a major American studio has issued in some time.
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The theory is a bit heady, but Bostrom basically argues that it's statistically likely we're living in a simulation.
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In other words, it's the least explicitly heady pick on this list, but is that such a bad thing?
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Many draw parallels with the repression during Gamal Abdel Nasser's military rule, minus his heady rhetoric of Arab nationalism.
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To the heady heights of "The Future Of The Selfie Stick Is Here, And Of Course It's A Drone"?
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This means that Death in the Afternoon, an aptly heady mixture of Champagne and absinthe, appeals to me enormously.
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A locale that offers a wealth of cultural attractions, good schools, a robust job market and a heady economy.
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As a final touch, instead of using regular olive oil, I dress the salad with heady homemade garlic oil.
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It was a heady time in the Yukon, where even janitors found wealth by sweeping up spilled gold dust.
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It's a pretty heady dose of '90s nostalgia, thanks to Manson, Love, and Elliott all appearing in the ads.
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It's a pretty clever and hilarious clip considering the heady concept and the comedic star power behind the cast.
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There's this heady sense that our liberations are interlinked and a different world where we build together feels possible.
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They're simmered in a curry loosely based on Indonesian rendang, heady from curry paste, makrut lime leaves and galangal.
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People around the world are talking about where the lines can be drawn, but these are tricky, heady conversations.
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In Love on Trial, they write their tale of middle-aged moms swept up in a heady, historic moment.
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The audacity of stripping yourself bare and stage-diving into unknown hands, in an unknown land, is heady tonic.
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For decades they lagged far behind their Saudi neighbors, who were in the midst of a heady oil boom.
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In other words, it seems we're getting some really heady nerd stuff as "FOTB" continues its years-long rollout.
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On Beauty A mainstay in heady colognes and after-shaves, leather is being reworked in unexpectedly light, refreshing fragrances.
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But after (and during) class, we'd huddle around the Marvel books, whispering heady 7- and 8-year-old philosophy.
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There was a heady symbolism to the return of American prisoners as the page turned on U.S.-Iran relations.
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A ball of foie gras ganache rolled in chocolate makes for a heady breakfast of champions the next day.
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" He described it as "a curious New York scripture that arose during the heady metaphysical counterculture of the 1960s.
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Their encounters, which are as often violent as they are haphazard, evoke a heady host of classic American storytellers.
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"It's really incredible if you love nature and you can withstand being out in the rain," Ms. Heady said.
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The former Portuguese colony of Macau had seen heady gang violence and bombings until China took control in 1999.
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Shakespeare's characters are famously full of levity and laughter to counter the heady treatises on the nature of power.
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He prefers baseball's free-styling, unpredictable rhythms, and thinks players aren't as heady as they were when he arrived.
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These were the heady, early days of health reform, the days when bipartisanship seemed possible and agreement seemed near.
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In short, his movies are heady and often dense, and they can take a bit of time to unpack.
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So for 2112 , the band decided to double down on heady concepts instead of just giving the label hits.
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The Being John Malkovich parallels are there, given the film's heady high-concept weirdness and its inexplicable magical plot hook.
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She's always felt a connection to that inner goddess in herself, and thus has embraced the heady life of psychics.
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Rodriguez refers to those heady nights as "house music parties," denoting a distinct soundtrack before hip-hop entered the scene.
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Vocalist Eliann Tulve sings fragmented phrases in a heady deadpan, conjuring both shadowy paranoia and tender love in equal turns.
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The number of those who still love the service fell quickly after those heady days of the summer of 2011.
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A cocktail of lower-for-longer margins and political chaos means investors will have to revise such heady expectations downwards.
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We haven't seen a laptop with a hardware design this different since the heady days of Windows 8's craziness.
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The film appears to be more straightforward than Nolan's recent work, that has relied heavily on twists and heady concepts.
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Turkish foodways are famously celebrated for their richness and diversity, a heady gamut including ethnic regional specialties and modern cosmopolitanism.
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An exhibition at Japan Society makes room in the modernist canon for the heady, playful ideas of free-thinking renegades.
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His plays deploy a heady array of theatrical styles and devices to interrogate America's uncomfortable relationship with race and class.
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"China's growth will slow from the heady pace of recent decades, but it will be of superior quality," he said.
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I, too, wanted to apply those luxurious elixirs, to inhale those heady, grown-up scents of orange blossom and jasmine.
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There's really something heady about being able to look out at the landscape and see how things came to be.
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This is heady territory for a man whose diminutive stature makes him look more like a ballboy than a professional.
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Leave it to Pyer Moss's designer, Kerby Jean-Raymond, to tackle those heady topics explicitly in his spring 2017 collection.
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Keep reading ahead, and prepare to be transported immediately to the heady, open-hearted, anything-can-happen feeling of summer.
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And so "Be Careful," the third single from her major-label debut album, "Invasion of Privacy," was a heady swerve.
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But that's a heady dream, and usually you wake up from a dream and get back to the real world.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said those heady days of growth are long gone.
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Pretty heady play by Cal on the entry (pass), and then we had a three-on-two and we scored.
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The heady scent of lavender, combined with crescendoing buzz of fluorescent lights, creates an unsettling juxtaposition, one art writer said.
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These photos, taken throughout the decade and into the 1980s, captured the heady and transformative mood of a young country.
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Even after this string of heady gains, the stock remains attractive, said Erin Gibbs, portfolio manager at S&P Global.
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The whole encounter delivers a heady mix of intimacy and transgression — the closest digital simulation yet to a teenage crush.
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The most probable explanation for the heady price is that Pfizer has once again paid more than it should have.
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A drink of prosecco and paletitas —little fruit-flavored popsicles—makes for a heady pair, sweet, dry, chilled, lip-tickling.
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In the five years since the popular uprising that swept Yanukovich from power, Ukraine's heady optimism for change has faded.
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It's heady stuff and if you don't speak Arabic, that's OK, you can't understand the words in Deafheaven songs either.
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It was a heady feeling, not having to answer or explain myself to a roommate, parents, sorority sister, or boyfriend.
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Antezza takes a heady approach to his productions, melding his interests in philosophy and physics with his deep sound design.
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Yes, the same variant of poker that swept the nation during the heady days of the early to mid-aughts.
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Since those heady days of jewel cases and double discs, promoting and selling music has lived several lifetimes. MySpace. YouTube.
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To see so much theater in a week is a heady, if sometimes dizzying, experience, but always an illuminating one.
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Collectively, these unicorns—some of which brand themselves as purveyors of artificial intelligence (AI)—enjoy a heady valuation of $2200bn.
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The name given by Universal to its rebuilding effort struck a heady note of regeneration and renewal: The Phoenix Project.
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Those were heady times for me, my colleagues and our competitors, but that wave soon crashed for lack of advertising.
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They're discreet and smart, filtering out harmful noise while still allowing you to enjoy heady jams to their full potential.
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To heady fusion and cool ballads Mr. Liebman brings a hollering, dry-call intensity on the soprano saxophone in particular.
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Mostly, though, you'll hear about barbecue, a topic as unavoidable as the heady smoked-meat haze at the Chamorro Village.
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When it raised money in January, with funding led by Japan's SoftBank, the firm was valued at a heady $47bn.
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The Foo Camp session was packed with researchers from inside and outside of Facebook, and there was a heady ebullience.
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Mr. Rattle conveyed the heady fervor of the music without turning the introduction into a tone poem of the erotic.
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She reminded men that they must practise the "Art of Love" throughout marriage, not merely in its heady early days.
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She felt a small but heady rush; Rose knew what she wanted, and what she wanted was tantalizingly, incredibly hers.
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This is especially good in this recipe because it allows you to really savor the broth itself, heady with spices.
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For a few heady days, New York felt, even more than usual, like a kind of rolling de Blasio roast.
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For a few heady days, New York felt, even more than usual, like a kind of rolling de Blasio roast.
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This is moving stuff for a grown-up, though it may be pretty heady fare for a lot of kids.
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Here he will join the soprano Camilla Nylund in the heady, love-drugged duet that is the opera's central sequence.
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She has this very vivid eternal life and I completely relate to that because I'm honestly a very heady person.
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By Buttigieg's own admission, the experience has been "heady," but now, the mayor said, it's time to make it official.
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It's a shiny antidote to the messy grays of the real world and its seemingly heady collapse into end times.
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But don't underestimate what director Jean-Marc Vallée is doing with Sharp Objects' mix of heady repression and sleazy secrets.
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This latest collection features heady and unusual remixes and edits of tracks from performers such as Bjork and Junior Boys.
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But even when they get heady, you can use your imagination to figure them out if you dig in a bit.
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Plenty of Cersei's enemies have ideas about how the queen should die, and Lena Heady is down to help them out.
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Unlike European variations, mutura boasts a heady cocktail of seasonings: ginger, garlic, scallions, cilantro, and fistfuls of lethal piri-piri chilies.
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At the opening of Desert X, the talk was a heady cocktail of erasing boundaries, breaking down walls and bridging gaps.
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Unfortunately, there was probably no good way to streamline the complex mythology and heady theological debates of Desperation into something digestible.
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It was easy to be hopeful in those early, heady weeks of what has now become known as the #MeToo movement.
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The group have subsequently upped the speed at which they can propel water droplets to a heady ten millimetres a second.
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But a heady dose of sensory overload is what the best musicals deliver anyway; that's why people become obsessed with them.
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Much of the script is in blank verse, with a heady surfeit of expanding metaphors, lyrical soliloquies and discreetly rhymed couplets.
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In 1870 William Gladstone, the prime minister, introduced the first excise duties to tax beer on its strength, penalising heady IPAs.
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The S&P information technology sector was unchanged Tuesday, coming right after a heady five-day run, where it gained 9%.
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We tuck away the memories from our formative years, preserving them and reconnecting with them, sometimes in heady bursts of nostalgia.
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That said, there are still ways to go before the market returns to the heady days of 2015 and early 2016.
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In "Black Deutschland," a young gay black American flees to Berlin in the 1980s for a heady, bohemian coming of adventure.
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AdGrok grew little by little and, in that heady time, little guys were being snapped up by bigger whales like plankton.
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It's heady stuff, something worth playing around a campfire in the forest with the fading rays of the sun behind you.
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In the three months to June it fell to 5.7% year on year, down from a heady 9% 18 months ago.
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During the heady days of the cryptocurrency boom in late 2017 and January this year, bitcoin's share fell to 32 percent.
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That might sound like an illusive or heady instruction to follow, but it's actually simple to figure out on your own.
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The country plans to buy additional power from neighbours such as Thailand, but this will further increase already heady electricity prices.
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The cocktail has a rich and heady aroma, and the bright note of the orange peel cuts clean through the haze.
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It's been the rare season that one could say this, but it is a heady time to be a Cubs fans.
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Sometimes she spreads her arms in a hugging motion, as if she's physically gathering the heady ideas she's trying to express.
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But to justify its heady price it needs to win overseas, where its market share is thin and success isn't guaranteed.
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Clinton's ability to connect with voters and ask them to make history are a heady combination that many voters respond to.
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Cohn claims that 90% of individuals will be able to file their taxes via postcard, which is a very heady prediction.
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You can go gothic or slasher, found footage or torture porn, classic monster or heady nightmare—the possibilities are practically endless.
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Heady price-to-earnings ratios were questioned during the January correction and the FANGs may still carry too much hot air.
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Some 147 billion pounds was wiped off the leading UK stock index in the past two weeks as heady markets nosedived.
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Plot-wise, it's nothing too heady, but the Unity Demo Team's computer generations, lighting, and virtual camera work are absolutely stunning.
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Most people seem to understand that their social-media streams represent a heady mixture of gossip, political activism, news, and entertainment.
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Mr. Lin recalled how he wished he had stopped to enjoy that heady time more while it was swirling around him.
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Its overpriced stock was successfully deployed during the heady days of tech mayhem in the 1990s, but put to poor use.
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What seemed like a realistic possibility in the heady days just after the Democratic convention was always something of a mirage.
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As a fatherless, brainy teenager, he found a heady, male-centric blend of activism and spirituality in the Nation of Islam.
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In those heady days of the 2011 Arab Spring, civil society movements in Arab dictatorships seemed unstoppable to the US government.
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Otherwise, their Tons of Rock gig was a heady reminder of the heights to which black metal soared in its infancy.
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Our analysts took a deep breath after Tuesday's heady economic news, notably the fastest rate of U.S. income growth in decades.
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Robin Campillo's "BPM (Beats Per Minute)" addresses suffering with a different kind of exuberance — the heady, indignant energy of political activism.
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It was in this heady atmosphere of competing and contradictory cultural influences that the sex robot became a popular recurring trope.
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It's ideal for 42-inch+ TVs and can fill a room, large or small, with heady bass and crisp, clear audio.
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His opponent, Dillian Whyte, beat Joshua in their amateur days a long time before the heady heights currently enjoyed by "AJ".
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It is fitting that Mr. Abel would use some obscure names as fill in a heady, trivia-based puzzle like this.
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In those heady dark days, few spoke about gentrification or the supposedly ominous specter of new companies entering New York City.
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The heady mix of heartfelt emoting and janky video quality creates the illusion of a bridged gap between celebrity and fan.
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Your Money Adviser New college graduates may not have been counting the months that have passed since those heady commencement ceremonies.
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It's sweet without being sugary, smoky and herbaceous, with a heady build of alcoholic heat and a final citrus-vinegar punch.
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Call Me by Your Name is a lush, heady experience for the body, but it's also an arousal for the soul.
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Garth concedes that her original "90210" experience was downright dizzying, made all the more heady by the sudden rush of celebrity.
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At this all-night D.J. set, expect heady grooves that can coax even the most contemplative fan onto the dance floor.
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It was a heady time, and while it wasn't exactly bliss to be alive, it was a time of remarkable possibility.
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At the scale of the model, I would be more than 300 feet tall — a heady experience for a short person.
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After a heady experience of that kind, normally sensible people drift into behavior akin to that of Cinderella at the ball.
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This could turn out to be the whispering of sweet nothings, or it could turn out to be a heady romance.
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He described Amazon's retail opportunities as "enormous" and suggested the continued success of its cloud business made for a "heady" combination.
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Congress started the year with heady talk of bipartisan action to lower drug prices and protect patients from surprise medical bills.
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And two large coding boot camp schools are shutting down, a sign that years of heady growth led to a glut.
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Of course you want your words to be immortal, worthy of being chiseled onto a statue or invoked during heady debate.
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These are disappointing results given the high hopes of many people in the region during the heady early days of independence.
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Those assumptions don't have to be anywhere near so heady if the company is close to becoming a robo-taxi giant.
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These are heady times in the mobility industry, and it's moving faster than the race to market a viable flying car.
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The initial days after the election were heady times, and President Trump was excited to get to work on his agenda.
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By flipping aside a metal lid atop a silver canister, you can inhale the heady aroma of a fine Cuban cigar.
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Elevated and sleek aesthetics, artful choreography, and dulcet breathy vocals come together in "Want" like a delicious and heady drug. 23.
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Here, on Longreads, is Sam Riches's accounting of the story of Heady Topper, one of America's most highly rated craft beers.
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It was a heady experience for the writer, whose family emigrated from Hong Kong to New York when she was little.
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One high-yield portfolio manager expressed horror at what he saw as a return to "the heady days of dividend deals".
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They seamlessly blend that knowledge into their own music, a heady brew of '03633s-era funk, disco, EDM and hip-hop.
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This heady vision was promoted so heavily for so long by tech vendors that it began to seem like a chimera.
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He is too intoxicated by the heady aroma to feel the heat rising, to know that he's about to get cooked.
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Reports suggested more and more that a peace deal could actually happen, and it put us all in a heady mood.
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It won't command the same heady valuation of 65 times expected earnings, but Alibaba's 24 times is within reach for Ambani.
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The Emmy-winning "Trollhunters" balances action-packed kids fare with heady themes and stories about the occult, myths, and hunting trolls.
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Since the heady days where she would win Kids Choice Awards, she's had a bit more of a low-key career.
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But the heady concepts hidden between all that pulp aren't the only challenges facing a potential viewer of HBO's flagship series.
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It's a far cry from its onetime pitch to be a world-changing computing paradigm back in the heady days of 2014.
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Since it was Hawking's last paper and dealt with some pretty heady stuff, non-physicists thought it was a very big deal.
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These displays are a heady mixture of real artifacts, dense geopolitical history, and some cheesy-but-fun activities, including many photo opportunities.
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The film is set in the Los Angeles art world, which is presented as a heady center of power, money, and sex.
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Indeed, the US stock market has rallied since Trump's election, seemingly expecting heady days of tax cuts, low regulation, and infrastructure investment.
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It was in this heady atmosphere that the campaign to build a National Theatre, stalled for decades, finally began to gain traction.
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I smuggled just enough home so when I open my fridge in my Brooklyn apartment I get a heady whiff of Comté.
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That's heady stuff, and actually far more dramatic than anything Star Wars has really dealt with in a straightforward way on-screen.
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These are heady subjects, and any discussion about them would not fit neatly into the cheerful choreography of a developer conference keynote.
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At that heady time, it seemed possible to think that Britain's capital might be refashioned in the style of the Economist buildings.
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When it comes to striking a specifically sexy chord, heady scents like patchouli, vetiver, or sandalwood are known for having sensual connotations.
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Last year, she costarred with Lily James, Sam Riley, Lena Heady and Jack Huston in the film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
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During the heady reign of the Pahlavis (17853-79) Iranians freely indulged in drinking as it was legally permissible to do so.
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This is (hilarious) sports fan pettiness, but it's also worth noting the syntax, and all that heady talk of martyrdom and armageddon.
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But try another recipe, and you've got morphine, codeine, or thebaine—the chemical bases you can refine even further into heady painkillers.
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Nothing quite replicates the heady rush of first love, but Call Me By Your Name might come close – it's that swoon-worthy.
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Her biggest hit in the UK was "Mirrors," the song I've just mentioned, and it reached the heady heights of number 101.
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But the woman, Bonnie Emily Brown Heady, and her partner, Carl Austin Hall, had no intentions of reuniting Greenlease with his parents.
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This heady version of a tabbouleh salad is for garlic lovers, and this lemon gelato is the platonic ideal of ice cream.
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Mr. Berkson moved easily in this heady milieu, his striking good looks and insatiable appetite for the new affording him instant entree.
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The bar director, Franky Marshall, has devised unusual cocktails, including the Guillotine — a heady, harmonious mix of mezcal, whiskey and banana liqueur.
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The company's stock price is a far cry from the heady days of 2004, when it traded at more than 500 pence.
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It takes a disciplined CEO to turn down the offer of millions in funding, especially in these heady days of easy capital.
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"After a heady analysis of the pilots' actions, Langewiesche, a former pilot, wrote that these crashes showed "a textbook failure of airmanship.
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Yet one African leader's 2018 story has gripped the continent's imagination because of the heady pace of change his appointment has engineered.
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Yet in the heady winter of 2014, a change seemed to arrive: People power swelled in Kiev and toppled a corrupt regime.
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The dense flesh takes on the heady aromas of garam masala, cinnamon and cumin, along with a slight sting from the cayenne.
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In an interview with WITI earlier this week, Griffin-Heady said she wanted to give Tyler the upbringing he had been missing.
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It seems like its at least enough to allow BE3K to do what he does, woodshedding, making tracks in heady, heavy ecstasy.
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Much like the recent boom in lithium, another battery ingredient, cobalt's surge has resulted from heady forecasts for ownership of electric vehicles.
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It's a heady sativa that was created by crossing a pure sativa strain native to Brazil with indica hybrids from southern India.
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The heady swings from horror to celebration and back again, all during the fifth hottest June in the UK since records began.
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For active moms, the gift of cannabis yoga classes will offer a pleasant, heady accompaniment to her usual low-impact workout routine.
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I found it arousing—validating, even—but I knew the heady tryst with my canine lover had to be kept a secret.
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After last week's heady mix of a stillbirth, royal sexual favors, and a child's brutal rape, we all needed a palate cleanser.
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It's heady stuff — perhaps even more ambitious than the daunting subject of "The Source" — and the collaborators struggled to give it shape.
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Hunter Hunt-Hendrix, the frontman and primary songwriter for the NYC heady-metal band Liturgy, announced a debut solo electronic project today.
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This Dutch-Israeli electronic duo is known for its heady, free-form live improvisations — they're something like the Phish of techno music.
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To explain how Kalanick commanded such blind devotion, Isaac gestures at the heady post-recession years, which coincided with Uber's stupefying rise.
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Rightly so: Heady idealism untempered by realism can be as destructive in its consequences as a cold realism unmoved by humane sympathies.
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If you're into it, there are several heady aspects to the theme today, nicely explained by Mr. Zhou in his notes below.
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But Pompeo had a heady shot at a vaunted job that almost surely wasn't going to come his way any other time.
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There's clearly something about the character's heady mixture of theatricality, bleak humor, and good old-fashioned psychopathy that attracts thespians of note.
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A new capsule collection from the Finnish design house Marimekko will let her relive the heady days of the 1960s and '70s.
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In this cold-eyed, hot-blooded work from the Toneelgroep Amsterdam company, political cynicism moves with the heady rush of sexual passion.
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The multiple perspectives would create dynamic episodes and give more weight to heady emotional twists and themes about love, life and perseverance.
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Hourly pay was good for the tail end of the Depression: 50 cents, rising to a heady $1.25 for a skilled sculptor.
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During the heady, blinkered years known as the Roaring Twenties, modernization was in the air, as was a pervasive sense of instability.
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A market capitalisation of around 4.3 billion euros means the company trades at a heady 22 times expected earnings for next year.
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Many of the deals that perished were born of the heady ambitions that filled corporate chieftains' heads during the past two years.
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The new man for the job is Aitor Throup, a heady Londoner whose past projects in men's wear have been cult favorites.
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The moves have come as the heady economic growth and inflation expectations so prevalent at the end of 2016 have been checked.
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It's all heady and heavy, exactly the sort of stuff that'll help you move beyond this meatspace and embrace your psychic destiny.
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The squad "was a particularly gung-ho team with whom Steele had done some heady things in the past," Vanity Fair reported.
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Her self-titled debut opens with "Say You Do," led with a heady electric guitar, mimicking the syncopated stylings of Zapp & Roger.
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In a country that mistrusts Western assistance and where protesters portray the IMF as a bloodthirsty crocodile, such words have a heady appeal.
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His first collection has already attracted interest from key stores worldwide, despite (or because of) its heady price point (from $595 to $1,295).
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Adding fuel to this heady mix, the Trump administration looks set to take a much more confrontational stance toward China than its predecessor.
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At the beginnings of their careers, in the heady days of the late 22010s, Swift and Perry cultivated images that were fairly complementary.
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A heady, hot stew of discontent, I can't settle my mind when left to my own devices, left alone to think, wonder, despair.
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Real economic growth, at a heady 20133% in 22013, has averaged 2300% annually since 2000, compared with the euro area's 1.1% per year.
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Today that price sits below $23 a share, well below that $25 launch price and light years from that heady first day close.
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Riverdale season 2 is often accused of paling in comparison to the heady, wild ride that was the CW soap's taut first season.
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One of its founders was a prominent liberal academic in the heady days before the crushing of the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.
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But a lot of those words are very heady, and there's just no way to put it into dialogue, by the regular people.
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IN THE FIRST heady days of their self-proclaimed caliphate, foreigners who joined Islamic State (IS) gleefully renounced their ties to the West.
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Goldman is looking to raise a new LBO fund at a heady point for U.S. markets, but less so for private equity firms.
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Watching 17-year-old Elio tumble into these heady feelings for the first time, you'll inevitably recall your own experiences of teenage love.
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Instead, that heady brew of folk, doom, prog, chamber music, medieval vocal harmonies, and ritual atmosphere continues to float above this mortal plane.
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The Swing State is first on the menu, a heady concoction of smoked Texas corn whiskey, bourbon, wood bitters, maple spice, and zest.
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In some cases, the commitment to minimalist form is overly self-indulgent, giving equal emphasis every heady passage, which flattens the overall effect.
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To fully understand this scene — and just how Uber and Lyft became so competitive — let's go back to the heady days of 2013.
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Two years later she brutally reunited humans and animals with "La macelleria" ("The Butchery"), a heady watercolor of a woman butchering a pig.
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In the heady post-war days, cars were broad symbols of Western audacity echoed in the architecture and design of the mid-century.
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Although it wasn't immediately apparent, this heady burst of success would prove to be the pinnacle of the group's commercial and critical success.
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Thanks to bits of smoked trout, the broth around the mussels was as heady and gripping as that in any well-seasoned bouillabaisse.
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But when the heady high of spaghetti-legged dance moves wore off, few of jerk's participants' material conditions had changed for the better.
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The Gone World is a heady, complicated story that plays out at a brisk pace that doesn't let go until the last page.
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Many might even share her nostalgia for the heady days when Alfred Kazin and Lionel Trilling and Irving Howe bestrode the cultural landscape.
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Volatility seems assured but can zinc return to the heady days of late 2006/early 2007, when the price peaked out at $4,580?
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But the less heady chore of assembling a team on the ground here, and in other early-voting states, has not yet begun.
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Beyond his omnipresent party tracks, he's also long filtered dance music through a more mature lens—rooted in classicist musicianship and heady improvisation.
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In the chorus, she finds a heady falsetto register she's never used before, and she sounds unrecognisable—but it's not uncanny, it's exciting.
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Gone are the heady days when Google's co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, entertained outlandish dreams of building space elevators, for example.
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"China's growth has already slowed down dramatically from the heady rates before the financial crisis," said Diana Choyleva, chief economist at Enodo Economics.
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The United States auto market, after its heady six-year recovery, has recently started slowing and over all was essentially flat in September.
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Heady and philosophical, Mr. Echevarria remains interested in the thinking patterns — the self-loathing and propensity for violence — that landed him in prison.
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That level of output, and the heady rush of his speech as he makes his points, suggests that he hears the clock ticking.
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The track never rises into guitar heroics; there's a lot of heady downtime, the groove getting thicker, pulling you toward a foreboding stupor.
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These heady considerations, from the financial and the ontological, are grounded in three of the most virtuosic performances you're ever likely to see.
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That's well shy of some heady Wall Street projections, but almost twice the number of iPhones that Apple sold in its first year.
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The wife guy exists at the intersection of relationship status and influencer branding, and he exhibits a heady combination of privilege and desperation.
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The result was a heady mix of languid Polynesian sounds caffeinated by the rhythmic fireworks of the tabla of Subhasis Bhattacharya, Debashish's brother.
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When it can get out of its own way, the series boasts a nicely heady mix of big ideas and sci-fi concepts.
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The pan hissed and sputtered as Ms. Brandwein poured tomatoes into the steaming onions, setting the pot to simmer into a heady sauce.
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For her half of this heady two-woman show, Alyse Ronayne cut four pieces of found sheet steel into the same odd shapes.
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For start-ups and investors that were used to heady times and big spending, that means it may be time for a reset.
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Transference, the heady virtual reality project that made a splash with its trailer at E3, is more than just your typical gaming experience.
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A perfect on-trend restaurant for 2017, Ms. Stensson said, would be a fast-casual spot serving dishes with deep, heady African flavors.
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" These are heady days for Mr. Fabiano, whose voice abounds in the hot-blooded, golden-age pinging quality opera buffs sometimes call "squillo.
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Mr. Russo and Mr. Francesa recall their heady rise to fame and some of the tensions and missteps during their 19 years together.
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The paste fuses ginger, galangal and turmeric — a signature of the south — with fresh and dried chiles, heady lemongrass and makrut lime leaf.
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KeVaughn Allen hasn't looked like himself, but heady senior point guard Chris Chiozza gives Florida a huge advantage in a pressure-packed setting.
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It features flyers and photos from the organizations listed, a hand-drawn, sometimes psychedelic glimpse into a heady time for art and activism.
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Rob regains, briefly, flashes of childhood memory leading up to the fateful day, and they are as sweet, golden, and heady as mead.
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More heady than usual Saturday morning fare, "Recess" succeeded in being about something more than just laughs and it still holds up today.
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A sticky, dark amber liquid that's heady and thick but not too sweet, you can find it in health food stores and online.
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Yesterday in styles In those heady, smoky years before Mayor Bloomberg cleared the air, unrepentant cigarette lovers went looking for guilt-free refuge.
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Few knew that it had been taken aboard the military transport plane taking her to Libya in those heady days after the dictator's fall.
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Here you'll find everything from black-and-white photos of Brutalist buildings, to heady essays on graphic design's role in society, to pretty doodles.
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So it's important to catch and hold on to the moments when Twitter transcends its daily dumbness and achieves moments of surreal, heady collaboration.
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Those are some heady ideas for kids, but an accompanying activity book grounds Anima in the story of a Lacandon figure named K'in Obregón.
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It was thus able to nip along at a heady 35kph for up to 50km after its lead-acid batteries had been charged up.
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Others may adopt a wait-and-see attitude, hoping that the current storms will pass and that the heady globalisation of yesteryear will return.
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To think that life can be as rich and artful as this, eight decades and more in, is heady and inspiring on its own.
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For some men, when the heady romance begins to fade they may abandon a relationship; just as often, however, they try to keep juggling.
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"These blends offer not just heat, but lots of heady Silk Road flavors," Michael Whiteman, president of Baum+Whiteman, a restaurant consultancy, told CNBC.
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He fondly recalls the heady days of the late '213s and early '90s — when Soviet totalitarianism and South African apartheid collapsed in rapid succession.
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It's a relief to not get entangled in heady debates, but to take in wisdom from the stories he tells me of the sea.
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More broadly indicative is that Pakistan's stockmarket has risen faster than any other in Asia over the past 213 months, by a heady 243%.
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Swift knows there's only one way to cope with the trials of fame and heighten the heady thrills of a new romance — booze, naturally!
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All that heady stuff aside, let's not undersell exactly how much Shuri's cool factor, in and of itself, merits her being crowned our queen.
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Rarely has science offered such a heady scent of Goddishness—with forbidden-fruit undertones of Frankenstein and Faust—and raised so many ethical dilemmas.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A wave of cyber attacks by criminals, spies and hacker activists should make these heady days for U.S. cyber security startups.
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Memories of the epic public debuts of Facebook and Google, and also of Alibaba, in China, make this a heady prospect for some investors.
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Oh, and he took number 52 to heart as well: 'Return to the heady days of yore and insist Steve Jobs regrow his beard.
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But amid all the ribbon cuttings and heady celebrations was a surprising downside for many of the state's most innovative edibles makers and products.
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Tuberose Angelica has a heady, vintage feel if your dress is inspired by decades past, whereas Wild Bluebell suits a whimsical hippy dress vibe.
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The books are thrillers, but along the way, we can learn and experience the challenges and heady opportunities of what competitive governance looks like.
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Sales have slowed from their heady heights in recent years, however, as economic uncertainties and troubles in emerging economies temper the demand for smartphones.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK For a few heady months in 2006, it felt like MySpace was going to change the world.
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If you haven't hopped on the Nicolas Jaar bandwagon yet—maybe you find him too heady, too experimental, too cerebral—put ears on this.
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Since those heady days cobalt has crashed and burned as production, both official-sector and artisanal, has risen and speculative inventory has been unwound.
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The spices, minerals, animals, fabrics and books carried into Timbuktu in the Middle Ages give a heady taste of what the city once was.
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Fans of the National have had plenty of time to acclimate to Berninger's voice, a heady, lumbering baritone, yet it's worth reiterating its singularity.
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Heady and Hall, both unemployed alcoholics, raised suspicion when they dropped thousands of dollars all around St. Louis in a post-abduction spending spree.
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Reflecting on those heady days, Scowcroft recently told me that he felt everything he had worked for in his life was now at risk.
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It represents a heady mix of self, family, home, community, and a sense of belonging in the world, none of which will be surrendered.
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With the "Last Policeman" trilogy, Mr. Winters carved out an unusual niche for himself: writing intricately plotted, high-concept thrillers with heady philosophical undercurrents.
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Unlike their grandparents, they did not experience the heady aftermath of World War II when the United States enjoyed incredible economic and political dominance.
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I interviewed Mr. Wajda several times in the early 1980s, both during the heady Solidarity period and after the dismal establishment of martial law.
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The government estimates Australia's housing stock is worth a heady A$6.9 trillion ($5.29 trillion) - four times the size of annual gross domestic product.
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The government estimates Australia's housing stock is worth a heady A$6.9 trillion ($5.29 trillion) — four times the size of annual gross domestic product.
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Johnny Manziel's not even talking about his NFL future anymore -- and instead he's moved on to more heady topics ... about his pal Justin Bieber.
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The smell is one of thousands of apples, in various stages of unripe to rotten, combined with the heady aroma of rich dark soil.
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While Haslam's approach to the heady concepts driving his music can seem casual, his output over the last few years has been ruthlessly efficient.
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This heady problem dates back to Hawking's 1974 prediction that black holes aren't completely black—they "radiate," losing small amounts of mass over time.
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Heady investors bid up Ocado's stock by almost 3.50 pounds on Thursday, sending the barely-profitable group's market value to almost 6 billion pounds.
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It may surprise you to learn that this heady mixture isn't in the least pretentious or ponderous, but rather sweet, searching and deeply intelligent.
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Now, they are simply dating after the heady intensity of forming a relationship at a breakneck speed that would even make Bachelor Nation pause.
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For all the heady anticipation about women winning midterm elections and female voters demanding change, it's the influence that comes with money that endures.
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The show included intricately woven canvases, handmade geometric glass objects used as paintbrushes, and Auerbach's signature ability to turn heady math into graphic beauty.
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Even with an annual recurring revenue of $64 million last year that is growing quickly, this is still a heady price for tech investors.
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WeWork's primary business mission remains maintaining its heady growth rate, even as it continues to lose money, according to its latest quarterly financial results.
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But with its gorgeous combination of crunchy vegetables, slippery noodles and heady sauce, no one will ever guess it all started in a jar.
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Even at craft beer havens, like The Wilky, Narragansett is often the token cheap can option among a menu otherwise devoted to heady microbrews.
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The flavors were familiar: There was the heady tang of lime juice and tomatillos, the fiery smack of the green chiles, the grassy cilantro.
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As a gardener, I appreciated SEED BED and REROOTS; I also appreciated the heady nature of this puzzle, honestly, and learned a few things.
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Also tucked in is the curry of your choice, crowded with chicken heady from cardamom and cloves or nubs of goat plush with fat.
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He mused about how although he and his wife graduated more than a decade after the heady and hopeful days following the Brown v.
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Images and processes derived from biology, mathematics, and astronomy mixed with classical Japanese art and mid-century abstraction add up to a heady mixture.
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That's part of what makes this time of year so intoxicating and emotional, the heady sense of loss that comes with the exciting change.
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In the heady days of the early 2000s, leaders pledged to donate at least 0.7 percent of national income in assistance to poor countries.
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Anti-Trump forces are still hard at work in deeply conservative areas, but the heady expectations of changing minds are getting harder to sustain.
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If Bus 2083 seems to begin in the beating heart of Imperial Britain, its ending here is decidedly post-Empire: a heady cultural mix.
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But for non-expert investors and observers, these opportunities can seem obtuse and obscured, buried in technical jargon and a heady amount of hype.
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After the sauce is simmered, the cooked, halved eggs are arranged in the pan and gently heated so they can absorb that heady liquid.
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The heady days of political struggle begun in 1968 led both women, and many contemporaries, to believe their many battles could be swiftly won.
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That's a heady message, if a somewhat ironic one coming from a film that -- its aspirations notwithstanding -- seems destined to be pretty quickly forgotten.
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" The Hollywood Reporter declared it "a durable tale of romance, heady fame and crushing tragedy, retold for a new generation with heart and grit.
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Many are wondering at what might come in the next few days in this heady mixture of undiscovered dead, stifling heat and flooded land.
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This 13-episode examination of ancient Greece's contribution to the modern world (streaming on VHX) is at once illuminating and confounding, heady but playful.
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She tells JR that he reminds her of Jean-Luc Godard, her erstwhile comrade in the heady, heroic days of the French new wave.
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The stage action sometimes builds to such heady density that a pause in the music comes as a needed chance to catch your breath.
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The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami pairs a peaceful outdoor sculpture garden with an indoor array of heady conceptual artwork from around the globe.
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The album's chilling opening song, "At the Purchaser's Option," is a heady, string-based track about an enslaved woman impregnated by her rapist-owner.
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It's part of a growing movement to wrench pot away from its heady stoner stigma and associate it with exercise, the outdoors, and health.
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And voters may well subconsciously associate the heady success of Leave with a brutal killing -- suggesting that a Leave vote is a vote for chaos.
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Combine that with a fantastic awards ceremony and afterparty, and a heady mix of founders, investors and the media, and you have an incredible event.
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As a species, we're making headway on a path that will see us Fitbitting our days into a heady data pile, ripe for the crunching.
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He opens clams into a rustic, heady sauce made with n'duja, continuing to explain that this concept is quite prevalent in French and Italian food.
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It was just last September that it announced a healthy $75 million round on a $1.2 billion valuation, propelling it into the heady unicorn club.
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You know, in the early, heady days right after the announcement of the summit, the president was thoroughly enjoying the crowds chanting Nobel Peace prize.
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On the LP's first single "Living Room, NY," Stevenson is nowhere near as bleak as the heady, end-of-time concept the album title suggests.
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This happened during the heady time of drinking, a nasty hypomanic episode and so on (again, not faulting anyone but myself and taking 100% responsibility).
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Phantasmagoric touches permeated Season 2 of Atlanta, and the heady sci-fi feature Annihilation included imagery (and a creature) out of an acid-trip nightmare.
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That's why some people can have such averse reactions to certain scents, like flowery perfumes or heady lotions, and other people are comforted by them.
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Start-ups have piled up heady valuations and generated billions in loans, but now investors, industry experts and even regulators, have called for greater transparency.
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Long beloved as a key ingredient in perfumery, the heady white bloom is now popping up in other beauty categories, too — and for good reason.
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But if your passion isn't being a pop star but rather the heady beauty of "regional roots music," you, too, could be a Grammy winner.
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For more than half a century, Trevor Nunn has directed Elizabethan tragedies and contemporary comedies, heady literary adaptations and at least one roller-skating fantasia.
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Russia was an experiment in progress in the heady years following the 360023 revolution, and avant-garde art, free-spirited by definition, was officially embraced.
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Russia was an experiment in progress in the heady years following the 1917 revolution, and avant-garde art, free-spirited by definition, was officially embraced.
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Russia was an experiment in progress in the heady years following the 46463 revolution, and avant-garde art, free-spirited by definition, was officially embraced.
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Sonically, the song fuses trance and trap, using choral voices and donk sounds to create a vibe that's heady and physical at the same time.
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When Britain decides whether to leave or remain in the European Union, many will be swayed by nostalgia for the heady days of British supremacy.
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Amidst the heady concepts, high-reaching themes, serious examinations of mental illness, and grand aspirations attached to Titus Andronicus projects, the music's always been fun.
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Titled "Politics These Days," the video shows Ryan speaking grandly as a unifying figure, somewhat reminiscent of Barack Obama in the heady days of 2008.
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Zigzagging the full gambit of dance music, the 51st DJ Kicks edition is a heady concoction of sultry house, velvety blues, and bruising hip-hop.
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I closed my eyes, saw my own skull, and observed an endless loop of heady, psychedelic, disturbing, and encouraging themes taking shape beneath my eyelids.
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Wei, Lino's founder also points to Steemit as an example of a cryptocurrency that has done well — pointing to their once heady billion dollar valuation.
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Whichever way you look it, that's a heady valuation — and one that implies investors expect it to post super-charged growth for years to come.
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Betsy Martens was 55 when she landed a job as an information architect at a start-up during the heady days of the tech boom.
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His heady combination of Romanticism and Realism — which helped lay the groundwork for Impressionism — was very popular with American collectors in the late 19th century.
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The Weeknd's voice — especially when it mingles with Grande's airy vocals in the second chorus — fits seamlessly into the heady, sultry tone of the song.
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Authorities are trying to determine whether Griffin-Heady knew, or should have known, that her dogs were capable of harming the boy, the paper said.
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Recommendations this week: Get a library card and get free Kindle books, and try the Massdrop x NuForce EDC3 headphones for some heady, heavy audio.
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Her debut album G.O.D, (which stands for Good Opening Drug) is a heady mix of meditative electronics and sexual vocal samples, due out in 2019.
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The tale of this family's fall from the heady heights of power to the depths of scandal and despair is the spine of this novel.
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The compilation—rooted in his native Baltimore but transatlantic in outlook—is a heady mix of melodic, dewy-eyed post-punk and rugged, stretching ambience.
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She also emerged as one of its most poetic chroniclers when she detailed her heady, complex love affair with the drug in "Prozac Diary" (1998).
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And once that crisp meets the accompanying uchucuta — a heady blend of herbs, chili and corn — you'll be ruined for all other chips and dips.
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Each of which would be heady enough on their own but together the record takes on this headspinning quality, overwhelming in the best possible way.
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The shop had been a casualty of World Cup hooliganism, in the heady aftermath of France's victory this summer, its stock burgled, its window smashed.
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During the pair's heady days in Ukraine, it was Mr. Gates who flew to Moscow for meetings with associates of Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch.
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In A FLORENCE DIARY (House of Anansi, $16.95), a delectable time capsule, she brings alive the liberation, luck and drama of those heady Italian days.
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Jeter, while a famously heady player on the field, was never known to immerse himself in the minutiae of the game after leaving the ballpark.
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Instead, pyrotechnics and composers whose music is suited to her talents, not least an infectious sense of rhythm and a heady way with lusher sounds.
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Two dozen of them filed for bankruptcy or cut back operations during President Barack Obama's first term, damaging the heady optimism then about clean energy.
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A heady mix of terror and exhilaration courses through my body and I know I'm not the only one in the minivan who feels it.
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As Royalty Pharma's investment fund has grown, the annual revenue growth rate has slowed to a still-heady 215 percent for the past five years.
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A heady valuation multiple for Taiwan's $295 billion supplier to Apple, Huawei and others reflects its relentless march on rivals in developing cutting-edge semiconductors.
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These are heady times for the Falcons' offense, which has obliterated the team's single-season scoring record with two games left in the regular season.
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The audacity of the Eichmann operation no doubt influenced the making of movies about espionage and counterespionage throughout the heady days of the Cold War.
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A big chunk of that came in one heady day in 2016 when it announced $650 million in funding led by Ford's $180 million investment.
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But come January, analysts say, there should be some tax-related selling, and the broader market may even pull back, after its heady 2390 gains.
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Coming before vivid readings of works by Beethoven and Sibelius ruled by a purposeful pulse, Mr. Braun's piece offered a heady taste of pure weightlessness.
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One avenue of inquiry focused on a heady mish-mash of conspiracy theories about the 2016 election, which Giuliani had imbibed from dubious online sources.
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"Never Look Away" bristles with half-formed thoughts and almost-heady insights, and hums with an ambition that is exasperating and exhilarating in equal measure.
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Civil War engages with some heady ideas regarding government oversight and wartime collateral damage, all wrapped up in the trappings of a sticky revenge thriller.
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The difference is obvious: Klimt suffused his pictures with the heady, aphrodisiac perfume of fin de siècle Vienna, while Schiele scraped the era's fecal underside.
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But there are few series out there that would dare to discuss heady issues of feminism and agency in such a blunt and terrifying way.
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He brought me an iced tea, sat me down and told me good stuff about the commissioner, good things about the league, big and heady numbers.
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The lingering trauma of repression and the heady, disconcerting repercussions of freedom are tendrils that wend their way throughout Sala's refined, giddy, somber body of work.
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The record encapsulates Cloutier's DJ sound that's made him a fan favorite in places across the world: heady psychedelics secured by a locked-in techno groove.
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We're going to be releasing a video on biotech, which is a kind of heady and inaccessible idea even though we use it all the time.
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The S&P 500 index trades at a heady 2100 price-to-earnings ratio, compared with the MSCI International Frontier Market Price Index's 243 P/E.
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These were the heady days of mobile, when tech was still an underdog to some degree and the backlash about its ills had yet to surge.
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In this quartet, which has been together for over a decade, Hart, 27, has found a healthy mix of late-career comfort and heady creative inspiration.
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Most of all, I could anticipate eating food that would, in less heady circumstances, seem bad for me, and enjoy them as part of the celebration.
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Sorry to Bother You's surrealist elements came out of a desire to find new avenues to express the film's blend of emotion and heady socioeconomic questions.
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The operator's brain does all the heady lifting of inferring 3D space – which makes the experience graphically light, and actually decreases queasiness and other negative effects.
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Remember those heady days of August 2016, just a year ago before the Trump presidency had us genuinely wondering how to prepare for a nuclear attack?
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In the heady days following the news of Harvey Weinstein, a Google spreadsheet circulated naming alleged sexual harassers in the New York media and publishing scene.
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Netflix's dark horse fan-favorite sitcom Atypical, about a middle-class family with a son who has autism, is built off the same heady familial angst.
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But beneath those heady themes lies a fundamental human question: Can art exist beyond the politics of power—and if so, what does that look like?
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Biagiotti designed clothes for stars including Ingrid Bergman and Bette Davis while working with stylist Emilio Federico Schuberth in the heady fashion years of the 1960s.
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If you're a 21st-century person with a stressful job and a calendar full of SoulCycle classes, then chances are you're not into super-heady fragrances.
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The challenge is that Slack's valuation is still very heady given its revenues, and is currently valued at about an 18x multiple, according to the writers.
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What's happening: Amid a decade-long era of heady corporate profits, vast numbers of workers feel untethered, distrustful and without a sense of belonging and dignity.
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Tech companies are throwing nearly all of them at the wall (and in the case of soundbars, that metaphor is sometimes literal) at a heady clip.
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In those heady days of the 2016 campaign, Trump talked a good game on finding ways to reduce spending and cut into the underlying national debt.
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The above shot shows a man in a German factory analyzing non-coated discs during that particularly heady time for the music industry, in May 2001.
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The most we could verify is that if we were in a bubble, it was a very different bubble from the heady dotcom days in 2000.
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There is, of course, nothing so heady to the teenage heart as a story in which a pair of star-cross'd lovers take their own lives.
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Whether during his cross-dressing childhood, or his wild, heady party days on Sydney's scene, it's a question Magnus has been asking himself for a lifetime.
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Fund flows have remained steady over the last couple of years, though the industry has seen a fairly significant contraction since those days of heady rates.
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I remember a heady period in my life, living in Newcastle in the early 2010s, when pubs started serving Brooklyn lager and everyone lost their minds.
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Though his new five-song EP, Pink Cloud, sounds assured—dreamlike but measured, heady but still reachable—this is the 27-year-old artist's first release.
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The space resembles a sort of heady bureau, where the artists sometimes appear as faux EPA agents in coveralls to engage with visitors or lead workshops.
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In the heady days before the financial collapse we would allow a class to go forward even if only two or three students registered for it.
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Starbucks gets the bulk of its sales from the United States, where it and other chains have been battling heady competition and unusually low grocery prices.
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Apple dropped another entry in its animated Earth Day shorts series — and this one grapples with a pretty heady concept: Does my iPhone believe in reincarnation?
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During those heady years of the Clinton-Bush continuum, the United States, hoodwinked by the Pyongyang Ponzi scheme, gave North Korea in excess of $1.3 billion.
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Garland's newest film is a heady mind-trip that explores humanity's self-destructive impulses, but it's also a walking tour of the gorgeous and the grotesque.
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It was heady stuff, hearing the phrases I'd written pronounced with such skill from prominent platforms, or seeing my rough-sketch ideas become codified in law.
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I like to add a vanilla bean to the pan while the rhubarb is roasting, but orange or lemon zest would also add a heady perfume.
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The male beauty experts of YouTube and Instagram are not drag queens, performers who use makeup to transform themselves into a heady mirage of feminine excess.
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Beautiful to look at, as though shot through the haze of memory, the film makes you feel the highs and lows of a heady new relationship.
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A number of people I spoke with, however, immediately mentioned Kim Campbell, who was the prime minister of Canada for four heady months back in 1993.
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It's all surprisingly heady stuff for a show where Sam Elliott makes fun of Uggs, but in its best moments, it feels consistent and richly constructed.
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DAZE is both heady and carnal taking inspiration from the sound design of action-packed movies and video games, sounds most often of death and destruction.
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It's heady, frantic stuff, not least since maintaining your combo means you can't afford to let any bullets reach the planet you're supposed to be protecting.
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His descent from the heady heights of clubland king to tax-evading jailbird provides the show with an arc that is paralleled by other plot lines.
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For all its heady growth, China's financial system also remains relatively simple, without the exotic securitization that nearly brought down the American economy a decade ago.
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He glimpses arresting, at times almost hallucinatory beauty in the rural Alabama landscape, and finds nuances of emotion that grow in intensity over 75 heady minutes.
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The winner of the 2016 Relentless Award from the American Playwriting Foundation, "Is God Is" is descended from a long and heady list of cultural ancestors.
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It was a far cry from his heady early days with the Mets, when he posted a 2.53 E.R.A. across his first 20073 starts, through 2015.
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Also worth noting were the clear, pleasantly rustic 2015 Finca Villacreces, the heady and tannic 20163 Antidoto and the energetic yet oaky 2016 Roble from Valdrinal.
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Don't get hung up on the fact that Martin was the 220th overall pick in his N.B.A. draft, compared to Ball at a heady No. 2.
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In fact, for a heady time between 1968 and 1969, Manson was something of a Hollywood insider, primed to coast his way to music industry success.
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Velvet drapes and kneeling pillows, shafts of white hyacinth and censers wafting clouds of heady frankincense felt like a lot to absorb on a Monday morning.
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In its final moments it ascends into heady, almost visionary territory, like a balloon caught in a sudden updraft, and becomes a singular and strange experience.
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In the heady days of 2014, I made it to the next level, A List Preferred, minutes before the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve.
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Through a range of visual and poetic essays, Lisa Barnard's The Canary and The Hammer offers a heady examination of our enduring fascination with the element.
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Not only that, he got to enjoy some pretty heady company as he slotted into Molinari's spot in a threesome with Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose.
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Strategies Earnings season is underway on Wall Street and, thanks to a heady combination of core business strength and tax windfalls, the results have been exceptional.
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Le didn't see himself in those heady cat years as a language guy, but he felt an urge to connect the dots to his early chatbot.
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Mr. Greenberg's program, which opened the festival, offered two works commissioned for the occasion, both with heady intellectual conceits but relatively little to move the soul.
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Mr. Iyer's sextet provides a resonant vessel for his heady, hot-blooded compositions; the group's debut album, "Far From Over," was one of last year's best.
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"The disconnect between this economic outlook and heady eurozone bond valuations makes us nervous," BlackRock's global chief investment strategist Richard Turnill wrote in a research note.
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But Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh, the country's finance minister, dismissed such concerns, saying Djibouti's heady 6.7 percent growth rate would allow it to meet its loan payments.
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The heady hyacinth is an old beloved; Louis XIV's gardeners planted 26,290 of them over the winter of 1688-89 for his private garden at Versailles.
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As the sauce simmers, a heady fragrance will waft from the pan and settle over your kitchen, brightening the dampest evenings even before you dig in.
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It's a heady, expansive listen, suggesting high-flying possibilities for this three-night run, with the guitarist John Scofield (a collaborator of Mr. Davis's) sitting in.
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But while the Tony-winning original could soar to goosebump-inducing heights as heady as Frankie Valli's falsetto, the new production remains tied to the ground.
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The dysfunction comes at an otherwise heady time for the campaign committee, with its most vulnerable incumbents flush with cash to wage their re-election races.
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The dysfunction comes at an otherwise heady time for the campaign committee, with its most vulnerable incumbents flush with cash to wage their re-election races.
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She's also introduced a trio of oil-based fragrances, whose heady floral notes of lavender and jasmine fill a room but dissipate before they become overwhelming.
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Russia's online efforts also included attempts to motivate conservative and far-right voters through a heady cocktail of patriotism, outrage, racial resentment and outright conspiracy-mongering.
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Instinctively, he thought in terms of global power games; fortuitously, his time as president coincided with the end of the cold war, a heady and fascinating moment.
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In the wake of the Great Recession and on the heels of a heady bull market, many investors wouldn't mind a little hand holding from a pro.
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Spared such trials, these are heady and poignant times in the White House as the President basks in a political boost in the twilight of his term.
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Golan was named a colonel and Gilmore a lieutenant colonel, a heady "promotion" for a man who had been discharged from the Navy as a petty officer.
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Around the time I learned to write my name, I heard about the Soong sisters, whose reputation permeated Chinese society like some heady, if slightly unholy, perfume.
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Annihilation is some heady nightmare fuel, but its most striking quality may be how little it has in common with the current trends in mainstream science fiction.
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Despite its heady origins, the movement became more structured in its second generation, with painters from outside the city applying their innovative methods to increasingly tangible subjects.
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If you were there in those heady days of the mid-to-late 00s, prepare to find yourself soused in big fat tears of the purest nostalgia.
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After $72 a share* in 2011 (during the heady market for metallurgical coal), its stock has fallen some 20113 percent, all the way to $2.19 a share.
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For a team not terribly far removed from the historic stinkitude of last season, when they won a grand total of 17 games, it was heady stuff.
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As thousands of Serbs protest against their president, Aleksandar Vucic, it is easy to recall the heady days of the 1990s when people marched against Slobodan Milosevic.
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Call Me By Your Name is the achingly beautiful story of two men (Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet) who fall in love during a heady Italian summer.
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Because the 220-21994 bear market was so deep and prolonged, the S&P 295 returns since its October 993 peak do not appear heady at all.
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Like Zenefits before it, the heady push of growth above all is what destroyed Kalanick and will probably gut Uber, leaving it vulnerable to a fire sale.
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Why it's a big deal: This is a heady return for ABRY, which reportedly paid just $640 million to buy Securus four years ago from Castle Harlan.
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I mean, we can get super heady, but I always thought the whole point of the internet, and what you guys really exploited, is it's on demand.
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What is it about the heady mix of music and money that encourages bands, club and building owners and even building inspectors to ignore basic safety considerations?
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As a progressive Democrat, it reminds me of the heady days of early 220006, when Democrats enjoyed an even more dominant grip on the levers of power.
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So tell us about the entity that is Heady Vermont — and how this recent move by the Vermont legislature was the result of a people-powered movement?
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Get ready for two full days of strong, fierce women, epic battles, heady mysteries, and a few necessary comedy breaks for when things have gotten too serious.
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Titled "Here Elsewhere," the immersive installation eschews any of the expected notions of a "dream house," evoking instead the emotional, dizzying, heady visions of a dream itself.
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The MSCI tech index for Asia climbed 212 percent to ground not trod since early 51.443, bringing its gains for the year to a heady 251.44 percent.
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In the following edited interview, she discusses the heady ideas behind her bold acts, and the very diverse reactions they elicit — from ferocious criticism to rapturous applause.
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Originally conceived in 2110, it also stands as a monument to the heady optimism of a time when WeWork hadn't yet cracked a valuation of $21960 billion.
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Born seven years ago in the heady days of an economic boom, these Games were initially seen as a triumphal capstone for a newly ascendant global power.
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Manhattan delivered an array of heady stimulants, most of them habituating: alcohol, cigarettes, leftist politics, African-American music and, in 21991, European modernism in the Armory Show.
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This is the story of Election Day in 213, from the last gasp campaign events, to the heady (for Clinton) early hours and glorious (for Trump) evening.
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The pair led the audience through their heady conversation, questioning what our attraction to the loop might really mean and the root of this almost primal tendency.
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The track is "Steady Mobbin'," a heady slice of gangsta funk that features our swaggering host cruising around his neighborhood in a Chevy Impala while packing heat.
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The heady, peaceful promises of the counterculture still seemed real, although the shadow side of this scene, drug addiction, paranoia, ego, police retaliation, was too revealing itself.
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Its director, meanwhile, has served notice -- after the heady glow of "Moonlight" -- that in terms of impeccably crafted drama, he's by no means a one-hit wonder.
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ATHENS–Greece may have been labeled the basket case of Europe, but for some contrarian investors, it has offered heady returns in stocks and bonds this year.
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"Anything heady or even trying to be intellectual is sandwiched in a very, very bready sandwich of aggressively stupid," she told Jimmy Fallon about her new series.
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Joe Biden reached a new and heady milestone when he shellacked Bernie Sanders in Florida, Illinois and Arizona to become the de facto Democratic nominee for president.
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"People talk about a sense of oneness with the universe, that lessening of selfhood that's associated with a more spiritual, heady, altered state of consciousness," she said.
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I understand the desire to construct a world out of idealized snippets of the past, literary references or heady thesauric meanderings, but that's just not my thing.
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If this sounds a bit heady for a rollicking tragicomedy in which pratfalls and death throes are tumbled together, that is part of the play's unusual scheme.
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I got hooked during the heady days of the ACA repeal efforts where you were talking to reporters in the Senate gallery, breaking news merely hours old.
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They didn't distract too much at the time from his "real" operatic work, and once that heady era was over, he smoothly returned to the opera house.
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Instead, viewers go on a short but heady intellectual journey, narrated by Mr. Cheng, who discusses improv theater and the esoteric theories of the psychologist Julian Jaynes.
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The key is the cheese, so choose something creamy with a bit of punch — Fontina is heady and rich, but Manchego, mozzarella or smoked Gouda also work.
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PARIS — These are heady times for Kahina Bahloul, organizer of a women's mosque in France, a country that is home to the largest Muslim population in Europe.
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The book, which won the 2011 National Book Award for fiction, uses heady language to describe Esch's desire and weaves in Greek mythology for a fantastical effect.
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In a program essay, the critic Paul Griffiths noted that this work was written nearly 20 years after the "heady days" of the late-1960s protest movements.
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SEA WALL/A LIFE Get tickets early: Tom Sturridge and Jake Gyllenhaal star in this pair of heady monologues by Simon Stephens ("Heisenberg") and Nick Payne ("Constellations").
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He's known for his barreling, heady polyrhythms, but more recently he's been playing with a ripened equanimity, settled in the saddle and in no kind of hurry.
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The unemployment rate was 22 percent, down from 28 percent in April and the lowest since early 29, during the heady days of the dot-com bubble.
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Staff at the International Monetary Fund are suffering from a heady rate of food inflation in their canteen: prices per ounce are up 38% in three years.
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"Heady Bros" get tracks from Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana and Toro y Moi, while silent "quiet ppl" will be treated to Frankie Cosmos, Real Estate and Sufjan Stevens.
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Yet there are plenty of heady moments, with the seven intense, rapid uphill climbs providing vistas of the other slides around the ride and throughout the park.
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While my brisket could not, of course, compete with the glorified-in-memory perfection of my mother's, the heady aroma swirling around my apartment came pretty close.
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Concoctions such as Field, a heady mix of Makers Mark, shiitake, oats and bitters, feels as unexpected and as colorful as the faux-stained glass canvas ceiling.
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But he missed the heady mash-up of the food on which he was raised and bristled at the ignorance in which his ancient culture was held.
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Around this time, Fauvist-inspired portraits begin to appear, dominating the exhibition's midpoint as the usually restrained artist dials up the chromatic heat to a heady pitch.
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Flush with the success of "The Dream of Gerontius," he planned out a grand trilogy of oratorios, a heady brew of devout Wagnerism and High Church Anglicanism.
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The heady, poly-style energy of the moment is intermittently present, often in works long in storage by Julian Schnabel, Kathe Burkhart, Moira Dryer and several others.
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Young men, especially, were lured to the Middle East with the improbably heady mix of absolute religious certainty, the license for almost unlimited violence and regular pay.
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Thirty years later, Mr. Mubarak's own rule ended abruptly as multitudes thronged Tahrir Square for 18 days in the heady, hopeful early months of the Arab Spring.
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The MSCI tech index for Asia climbed 21.1845 percent to ground not trod since early 51.443, bringing its gains for the year to a heady 251.44 percent.
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From 1995 to 2016 — a period of heady economic growth in Vietnam — trade between the United States and Vietnam grew to nearly $52 billion from $451 million.
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As always, you'll find picturesque beaches, heady cocktails, contagious music and gregarious locals, more eager than ever to welcome visitors to their sunny corner of the Caribbean.
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Techno is often described as heady, but for Brainscapes, the latest release on his own Engrave LTD imprint, Dodi Palese took the concept and made it literal.
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Are you going to go private, fly commercial, that's the kind of stuff they're asking you because you're a heady entrepreneur and you're all excited about that.
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In terms of bigger stuff I'm drawing a blank, but I've been listening to groups like Standing On A Corner who make really heady and conceptual projects.
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Most still support Mr Moon's doveish approach, but heady expectations of an imminent nuclear deal, which were fuelled by the first inter-Korean summit in April, have faded.
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But what was so transporting and so harrowing about watching Game 5, and what makes October baseball different and great, is that heady combination of desperation and dignity.
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Before long she was running the show, then setting off on her own, and for two orthree heady years, she had cornered L.A.'s top-tier sex trade.
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"It was heady, it was really kind of scary, but it was also what I wanted to do... it was exactly where I wanted to be," she says.
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Flinging yourself through the open spaces of Gravity Rush 2's network of floating islands and airships is a heady pleasure that really has no equal in gaming.
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In a heady period for the Australian gold sector, Vassie says it's important for gold miners "not to do anything too silly" with the cash that's out there.
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L and What Pipeline are to be commended for their heady practice and their efforts to use art to maintain focus on the struggle for life's basic necessities.
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The low engagement on my tweet shamed me, and I deeply regretted that my daddy-curious phase didn't sync up with the heady days of the daddy discourse.
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It marks a significant turnaround from just after the nation's financial crisis, when it looked like the party was finally over for Nevada after years of heady growth.
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Yet despite heady expectations, slowly emerging oil market data once again dashed hopes that producer pledges would cause the towering oil glut to recede as soon as hoped.
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But he's been a resilient player and has finished second and first in two career trips to the Masters, at age 20 and 21, which is heady stuff.
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It asks big, heady sci-fi questions about the nature of identity and personhood, the power of AI, and the morality of one's actions in truly extreme circumstances.
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During the heady days of the Wii, there were only a scant few non-Nintendo games that managed to cash in on the short-lived motion control craze.
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Named for a heady genre of electronic music in which thousands of notes are digitally layered atop one another, this British quartet has an affinity for sonic overload.
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Mr. Mubarak's legal limbo is a reflection of the curious place he occupies in Egyptian public life, five years after the heady protests that ended his long rule.
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But for Rolex devotees, the heady rush quickly gave way to a gnawing realization that they were going to have to wait a long time to possess one.
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For longtime Cruz fund-raisers there who seek to expand Mr. Cruz's fund-raising footprint in other corners of the country, it has been a heady few weeks.
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But unlike the heady days of glasnost, there will be no chic, Raisa Gorbachev-type first lady from the Russian side to satisfy the appetites of fashion watchers.
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The taste is pure smoke and heady, but I couldn't detect the sting of citrus, and I missed the crunchy, caramelized nubs from the customary hot-skillet finish.
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While its financial power has faded, Pingyao's impressive architecture from that heady period, and before -- including its 3.7 mile-long (19493 kilometers) city wall -- has remained remarkably intact.
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The valuation is significantly lower than the $47 billion valuation it once commanded and comes as WeWork's team scrambles to get investors on board with its heady IPO.
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The MSCI tech index for Asia also climbed 51.803 percent to ground not trod since early 251.80, bringing its gains for the year to a heady 28 percent.
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The internet is crammed with food media, from the heady intellectual heights of The New York Times food section to the rapid-fire content streams of BuzzFeed's Tasty.
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Death wasn't; they were too heady, too forward-thinking, too much a product of a bygone era, or at the very least of an unfamiliar, more urban scene.
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There's so much more to Disrupt — a heady lineup of speakers, Q&A Sessions, workshops, demos, world-class networking and CrunchMatch to help make connecting easier than ever.
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Next, a choice of two fillings is passed around: a heady mix of lamb, onion, tomato, curry powder, cumin, parsley, and green pepper, or cream cheese and mint.
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Right out the wrapper, it gives off heady rubber vibes—think of a fresh can of racquetballs, new rain boots, balloons—and just a hint of wet cave.
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Hours later, in the heady joy of the Cougars' 33-23 victory, someone took Houston's methodical courtship of the Big 12 public in the most modern possible way.
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The restaurant, which occupies the tony address where John Fraser's Dovetail used to be, leans into its surroundings, offering a heady dose of a largely bygone uptown glamour.
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Soon after, Blades would inherit Lavoe's mantel as the reigning cantante on New York's heady salsa scene, and nowadays he wears the distinction with a pride of purpose.
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This one is heady and musky and intoxicating, but it's also somewhat mutable: When it's warmer out, the grassy notes come through; in colder months, it seems spicier.
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Coming through on pirate radio, where he performed nearly every week at its heady peak, his gift as an MC is a fierce blend of wit and provocation.
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This Japanese incense from L'Objet summons the heady days of Paris 1969 with a sexy scent infused with cognac and lipstick with undertones of incense, leather and caramel.
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The heady scent of smoke evokes images of trees, of wood burning in a cold climate—a peculiar odor you don't come across much in the Catalan capital.
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But the heady optimism created by Mr. al-Bashir's downfall gave way to new tensions, as the generals resisted protester demands for a swift transition to civilian rule.
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He knew, through his nose, that old roses like albas, gallicas and damasks had appealing, heady aromas that he wanted to perpetuate by crossing them with hybrid teas.
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International sanctions, shrugged off in the heady days after the Russian annexation, have jacked up food prices while endlessly complicating ordinary aspects of life, like banking and travel.
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A heady brew of science and poetry, Alison McAlpine's experimental feature "Cielo" tries to film an essentially unfilmable subject: the night sky above the Atacama Desert in Chile.
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But for those who experienced it, those heady initial weeks marked the first time that a mass movement confronted the authoritarian control exerted by Mexico's one-party state.
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Tasted together, the spices evoke the heady fragrance of a freshly baked pie and trigger other cozy, autumnal associations: chunky knit sweaters, colorful fallen leaves, hot apple cider.
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Tasted together, the spices evoke the heady fragrance of a freshly baked pie and have other cozy, autumnal associations — chunky knit sweaters, colorful fallen leaves, hot apple cider.
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Tasted together, the spices evoke the heady fragrance of a freshly baked pie and trigger other cozy, autumnal associations — chunky knit sweaters, colorful fallen leaves, hot apple cider.
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Shuafat and Kufr Aqab are part of territory that the Israelis annexed to Jerusalem in 1967, in the heady days after their victory in the Six-Day War.
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The Israeli-born guitarist Yotam Silberstein improvises in a cutting tone and writes heady original tunes that seem to tug the straight-ahead jazz tradition in new directions.
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Charges of corruption It was in those heady early days of the new South Africa that Zuma became embroiled in what would be the first of many scandals.
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In those first heady days, we were welcomed in particular by the older people, and by trial and error were taught the lessons of how to live here.
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For a couple of heady years she touched the peaks of power, meeting Mao, consorting with his aides and urging Red Guards to pillory fallen officials and scholars.
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The heady, poly-style energy of the moment is intermittently present, often in works — previously long in storage — by Julian Schnabel, Kathe Burkhart, Moira Dryer and several others.
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Lamb and beef are both heady from a night spent in Chinese five-spice, star anise, garlic, ginger and soy, followed by hours of luxuriating in Shaoxing wine.
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"Invisible Life" is a heady blend of the casual, the sorrowful, the near-mythical, and the carnally explicit—never more so, be warned, than on Eurídice's wedding night.
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It is, itself, a great luxury … so long as you whisk the cocoa shavings into that heady milk froth with the centrifugal force of a fucking particle accelerator.
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Cops down in Gulf Shores responded to the video with their own, saying -- "Great arm, Bad decision" and informed Heady they were looking to put him in cuffs.
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Where the first seasons of Mr. Robot and True Detective seemed like heady brews of previous influences, the second seasons have attracted criticism for how empty they feel.
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Guide, which boasts a heady swirl of rock, blues, and rockabilly, is written as a letter of apology to his first child for a life spent on the road.
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Since the heady days of 2008, Democratic elected officeholding has plunged in all but coastal liberal states plus a few islands of blue in the center of the country.
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But the experiment was incomplete until last month when he put out Syre: The Electric Album, an EP that reworked five Syre songs as loose, heady R&B exhalations.
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And from thereon, begins a journey of discovery into heady flavours and scents; from woody and smoky to sweet and tart, things only gets exciting with every subsequent taste.
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Joseph Kane, a 30-year-old community organizer, reflected on the heady atmosphere during the protests at an after-party for Bernie Sanders's supporters in Baltimore on Tuesday night.
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Another CES is done and gone, and this year was a heady mix of bold, highly conceptual innovation, and products that were all-too familiar (re: launched months ago).
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You can affect what happens and I think that that is like a kind of heady thing for people to experience and there are positive and negatives to that.
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Heady Aquarius is ruled by both Saturn and Uranus, which makes it important that you find a path that allows your unconventional quirks and flashes of genius to flourish.
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Those heady days when an enigmatic Dutch man, Bas Lansdorp, convinced the world he was going to send a bunch of people on a one-way trip to Mars.
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"Their heady psychedelia, combustible group dynamic and adventuresome live shows made them one of the defining bands of the era," their entry on the Hall of Fame website reads.
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Conversation with her generally moves between excitable anecdotes and slow, thoughtful—and notably, very heady—exegesis on metaphysics, which is how results in disorienting moments the one that follows.
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It's a heady pairing of macho action and unapologetic soapiness that intersect in sequences like the one in which Sook-hee hefts a sniper rifle in her wedding dress.
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The most compelling antagonists are often those who offer a heady mix of attraction and repulsion, such as the morally defunct criminal mastermind and 'Truth Terrorist' of "The Bridge".
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It's a fizzy, heady atmosphere of salons and intellectuals, in which each morning's newspaper brings the possibility of some epochal discovery, a change in humankind's understanding of the universe.
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Things have got worse since the heady days of 2015, when perhaps 100,000 Guatemalans filled the streets to demand the removal of Mr Pérez and Ms Baldetti from office.
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Ask anyone who was there, though, in those heady days of 2010 and 2011—eons in internet time—and the sound was synonymous with basically one name: Clams Casino.
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The chair, he added, will need to "validate market expectations of the coming policy reversal, while leaning against too-heady exuberance as to how low the Fed may go."
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Again, these questions are a little heady for Halloween night, but you can tailor your plans to fit your needs once you have a chance to reevaluate your goals.
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