These are great headphones and I whole heartily recommend them.
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And wiping your bowl with buttered sourdough is heartily embraced.
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She also heartily disagrees with the Trump administration's education platforms.
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Instead, we congratulated him heartily, shook his hand and left.
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Eat heartily, boss, don't stop now... Who's a homely wench?
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Ray Edwards, 36, an uninsured barber, also heartily signed on.
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Is that why they took so heartily to Voldemort's message?
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Other apps I could live without but love and heartily recommend:
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The spectators applauded heartily and the investigators said they were satisfied.
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A spoof of Japanese TV commercials had the audience laughing heartily.
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The accords are heartily detested in states with a Mediterranean coastline.
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Philadelphia fans heartily booed him every time he touched the ball.
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The man got my full support and I respect him so heartily.
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But the crowd in the room laughed, and then it clapped, heartily.
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She didn't want to talk, but nodded heartily to his every word.
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They read your sad tweets and chuckle heartily while counting their money.
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"Uncle Nearest got ripped off by Jack Daniel," he said, laughing heartily.
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He was heartily cheered off the green until he disappeared from view.
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The young daughter skips and swishes her skirts, a bit too heartily.
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At the U.N. his speech was more heartily applauded than President Clinton's.
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One would expect the efforts would be heartily applauded by the CDC.
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Elísabet and Guðni shook hands heartily and exchanged a few warm words.
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After one taste of the line-caught ocean perch, you heartily concur.
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Mitt Romney heartily joined the Kingston Trio and belted out the song.
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This game will find its fans, and those fans will defend it heartily.
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I so heartily wish that my parents had chosen a more mainstream name.
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In the end, I still heartily recommend Apple Watch Series 5 to everyone.
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In fact, they heartily support it, and agree to endorse the project via teleprompter.
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Cis actors, however, have in the past been heartily rewarded for playing trans characters.
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Steinem was so amused by the criticism, she laughed heartily before annihilating Watson's haters.
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Biting down, I thank myself heartily for the "flexi" part of my flexitarian diet.
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But sentiments like these are ones with which the Identitarians would likely heartily agree.
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Yes, and I'll clap heartily — with my hands and my feet — if that happens.
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Mr. Faso, who has heartily embraced President Trump's agenda, is having a hard time.
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Condé Nast's food brands, Bon Appétit and Epicurious, have heartily embraced the format too.
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Everyone clapped heartily when they were finished; one person banged approvingly on a walker.
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And, yes, when it was happening, it was heartily welcomed by financial industry leaders.
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The visitors heartily oblige, clapping for the sailors aboard the Greek ship named Em Corfu.
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" She then posted Disick laughing heartily during the party and captioned it, "He cheered up.
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I can heartily commend the Q Adapt on-ear headphones for their comfort and lightness.
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Even more shocking than the bison's comeback: Both Democrats and Republicans heartily supported the legislation.
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" A police officer, using a common text-message expression for laughing heartily, wrote back: "Lmao!
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As George W. Bush entered the National Cathedral on Wednesday, he shook Trump's hand heartily.
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Then, finally accepting defeat and puking heartily between the pages of last month's Sky magazine.
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Lawmakers in both parties heartily defend the current U.S-Mexico-Canada trading partnership as vital.
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Then the crowd cheered heartily as if to buoy Ms. Wallenda to a safe end.
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But none of those properties are pumping their proverbial fists as heartily as W Hotels.
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Yes, I know, this is nothing new, but I still can't endorse it heartily enough!
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The policies the CCC endorsed most heartily do enjoy widespread support—and Mr Moïse is listening.
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Das's cousin Morami, 31, who heartily embraced the Duchess and kissed her enthusiastically on both hands.
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She laughed heartily responding that it was "so cool" to hear how we interpreted the look.
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Many Americans may heartily dislike the choice that they face, but they cannot wish it away.
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Most devotees can now name at least three ballet choreographers under 210 whom they heartily admire.
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When the president called for embracing the principles of compromise, Pelosi stood up and applauded heartily.
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But they were not welcomed by South Koreans as heartily as the two governments had hoped.
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That night, a camera he had set there recorded P-19 and the kittens, eating heartily.
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The caseworker "whole heartily" recommended that the family be able to adopt a second sibling group.
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The internet has heartily taken to the challenge, and the result is an unusual amount of joy.
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If he is as good as his word, that would be heartily welcomed by the tourism industry.
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Mr Trump, meanwhile, is wary of losing support from rural Midwesterners who backed him heartily in 2016.
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Sanders would go on to campaign heartily for Clinton in the months ahead of the general election.
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Ms. Kawakubo prefers to let her designs speak for her, a stance Mr. Krell heartily approved of.
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He is shown being interrupted by a cat which hops on his lap, making him laugh heartily.
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At Friday's screening, the crowd was laughing heartily one moment, screaming the next and cheering soon after.
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What to do instead: Season the meat heartily on both sides about 35 to 40 minutes before cooking.
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She reached out to me with an unnecessary apology which I heartily accepted and returned with my own.
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Voters have a reasonable expectation that leaders will have thought deeply and fought heartily long before campaign season.
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The Commercial Spaceflight Federation, which represents many new space companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin, heartily endorses Bridenstine.
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She appears to genuinely like a man who is heartily disliked by many who have worked with him.
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Netflix's daily active user base continued to grow heartily year over year, based on the Similar Web data.
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Ms. Finkenauer's mother baked 750 cupcakes, which were heartily consumed by activists, campaign staffers and the assembled press.
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Before I know it, I'm enveloped in a bear hug, snuggled close and patted heartily on the back.
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"MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin, who was conducting the interview, laughed heartily as Jordan smiled and added: "he's not.
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Hodgson's four years glugging heartily from the FA's poisoned chalice has not been completely without its redeeming features.
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Now that it's in the books we recommend even more heartily that you find it and enjoy it.
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In addition, Trump has undercut the appeal of democracy while heartily embracing dictators and autocrats around the world.
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She laughed heartily while telling a story about the miscarriage she had before getting pregnant again with Jameson.
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Richard Nixon heartily shook the hand of Elvis Presley, whose jacket hung over his shoulders like a cape.
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Two musicians finished a Franck sonata for piano and violin, and the audience of about 40 clapped heartily.
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How to justify participating in Baath Party parades, and throatily chanting party songs, and heartily praising party propaganda?
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But I can heartily endorse it as one of the best gadgets a cord-cutting TV addict can buy.
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" That sense of the heartily physical, determined pursuit in Lafawndah's work is perfectly visualized in the video for "Ally.
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Just a few weeks ago, Schumer was heartily reelected to his role as Senate minority leader, and even Sen.
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Lonnie Ali had Muhammad on a very strict diet at the time, which he was heartily dedicated to avoiding.
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But Khan, despite his penchant for philosophy, would surely have laughed heartily at the notion of himself as one.
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The price of formula adds up, especially in the first months of life when babies eat heartily and often.
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I heartily disliked Charles Foran's novel Planet Lolita (2014), a misguided attempt to bring social media slang into fiction.
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He skated from the Rangers' bench to the presentation carpet with a huge smile, then heartily hugged both McDonalds.
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Upon devouring the fried potato wafers, and much to the chef's surprise, Vanderbilt heartily congratulated Crum on his feat.
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They have a good rapport – we can tell by the way she keeps laughing heartily at his not funny jokes.
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"She reached out to me with an unnecessary apology which I heartily accepted and returned with my own," Hickam wrote.
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Read on for a list of 16 books we heartily recommend to anybody just looking for a really good book.
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Carter's plan isn't being heartily embraced by the Navy's top uniformed officers, who are offering some defense for the LCS.
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While such an approach would benefit women like Abdulai, she laughs heartily at the prospect of having a ninth child.
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Given that "Jane" is one of the best shows on TV, though, I heartily encourage you to get on board.
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Beijing is pressuring local governments to cut subsidy programs that the country heartily encouraged even just a few years ago.
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I heartily wish, though, that The Mule itself had been anywhere near as impressive as the guy who made it.
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Reviews of the iPhone 7, while not ecstatic, are at least respectful, and a small handful have heartily endorsed the changes.
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Polling commissioned by People's Vote suggests an exodus of Labour support if the party is seen to back Brexit too heartily.
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The crowd heartily booed him and a cohort of Republican lawmakers when they were shown on the video board between innings.
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I don't mean to be too glib; after all, the very concept of "sexy pizza" is one I can cosign heartily.
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Embracing them heartily, you could make my recipe for bulgogi sloppy joes, which delivers a midweek meal to remember, every time.
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Other rules were that "yes" and "no" should be heartily exercised when you're discussing with a fellow cuddler what you want.
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Butler was heartily booed in pregame introductions, stemming from his trade request and vow not to re-sign with the Timberwolves.
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These usually cost $249 (and come heartily recommended for that price), but you can get them for $50 cheaper at Rakuten.
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Daz was the one who let Jarrett know that Snoop himself heartily approved of both the movie and how he played him.
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As for menial duties like caffeine fixes for execs -- one source laughed heartily and said it's just not part of the program.
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I heartily agree with Edwin Andrews's premise that there is peril in the efforts of some (especially Republicans) to suppress voter participation.
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It seemed appropriate to drink heartily on this chilly Denver morning—a 19-degrees-at-5 AM kind of chilly Denver morning.
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In the meantime, the self-identified real racists are laughing along heartily, even as Kjellberg strenuously attempts to distance himself from them.
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In her raspy, quiet voice, she sang out, "Chobe chickens," whenever we passed them, laughing heartily each time at their hectic scampering.
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While media networks still bring in the most revenue and operating income, the division hasn't grown as steadily or heartily as others.
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Estonia's alcohol taxes are far lower, so for years Finns have crossed the gulf to stock up, imbibing heartily along the way.
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When protests from renewable energy lobbyists include a call for reviewing all government subsidies by the same standards, we will heartily agree.
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He is the grotesque embodiment of how Westworld debases a man over time, and "The Bicameral Mind" laughs heartily at his demise.
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I tried to tell myself that lesbian bed death isn't real, all the while heartily blaming myself for our increasingly diminished sex life.
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Ms. Rapfogel and several of her relatives attended the vote on Sunday, committee members said, clapping heartily as Ms. Cancel's victory was announced.
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But I can no longer heartily endorse buying an Android, because if this is the best phone available, it's time to move on.
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Even so, BMW's bosses were entitled to clunk their steins together and slap each other heartily on the back at this week's celebrations.
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The Saudi foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, who is visiting Washington, said Friday he heartily supported the conclusions of the State Department memo.
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"I am deeply and heartily against any effort to limit encryption," he said, "and I will fight my whole life against that possibility."
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" Mr. Seymour laughed heartily when asked about the seepage and became philosophical about "whether we need to hold onto anything from the past.
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To see "Les Huguenots" today is to both understand Meyerbeer's long eclipse and disbelieve it — and to root heartily for his current renaissance.
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To that end, he recommends a national service requirement for all of America's youth, an idea that civic republicans throughout America heartily endorse.
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The leaders shook hands heartily when Mr. Trudeau arrived at the White House, patting each other on the shoulder with their free hands.
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Democrats proposed to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour — an idea the party's 2016 nominee, Hillary Clinton, never heartily embraced.
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People who love each other and hope for a low-conflict future together (which I heartily recommend) will be eager to reconcile these differences.
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"Oh, I am heartily tired of hearing about what Lee is going to do," Grant said, according to acclaimed Civil War historian Shelby Foote.
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But upon a full reading — something I would heartily recommend to all — it is either ironic or bewildering that his ideas have done this.
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A few days after the conflagration, Reno was heartily praised at a Senate committee hearing and the media had made her a national hero.
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I heartily recommend reading it if you are a reporter, editor, or someone who wants to understand what a great reporter or editor does.
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While the Stanford players I spoke to derived much more joy from the victory than their former coach, neither celebrated too heartily that evening.
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"Mother's Day" was released by the United Film Distribution Company, which had success with "Dawn of the Dead" and spent heartily on print ads.
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If you aren't familiar with why that isn't allowed I heartily recommend you wait an hour or two after eating and then Google 'degloving'.
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"Back then, there weren't many women in this profession, and I guess they weren't expecting to be treated by one," said Fukushima, laughing heartily.
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We ate heartily, like ravenous animals, a family of Falstaffs, and still ended up with about a dozen containers of leftovers in our fridge.
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Three years later, Ms. Franklin was asked to sing at Ms. Jackson's funeral, where she showed up and once again sang the hymn heartily.
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" During a singalong to "My Girl," Mr. Dietl sang heartily, substituting a different answer to the question, "What can make me feel this way?
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Over the past two years, the region hasn&apost grown as heartily as markets like Asia-Pacific and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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Asked what her husband would think of the buyers' plans to turn Nipton into the pot paradise of the California desert, she laughed heartily.
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Tester supported the bill, which loosened rules under the Dodd-Frank law, and laughed heartily when asked when and if he will endorse Warren.
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And no, it's not because of that time six years ago when you didn't laugh as heartily as you should've to a joke they made.
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Republican leadership, if they believe their own plan, should not just allow a vote on the deficit protection circuit breaker, they should heartily support it.
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The riskier issue, though, is when philanthropists donate too heartily to a social change organization without thinking through how that donation could affect that group.
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I got it after a conversation with a person in a London gallery who heartily recommended it because you won't see dust balls rolling around.
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Photos from the ceremony showed a phalanx of middle-aged white men heartily congratulating one another, with no woman or person of color in sight.
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One man lifted a bowl of river water and sluiced it over his head, another plunged under, another dipped in a cup and drank heartily.
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That insight allowed me to recommend "Escape to Margaritaville" heartily to two groups: Parrotheads and people sloshed enough not to care about its theatrical merits.
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The story can seem as jarringly jam-packed as Jack's Christmas list, but it drives home its message heartily, with a maximalist retro visual style.
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Ms. Lucas's works tend to be raw, sexually hilarious and heartily skeptical of propriety and societal repressiveness, especially concerning the body and its basic impulses.
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In January, Mr. Netanyahu heartily embraced the Trump administration's Middle East plan, saying he would pursue the annexation of all Israeli settlements in occupied territory.
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But the region hasn&apost grown as heartily as regions like Asia-Pacific and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa over the past two years.
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Some of the visitors were so fascinated by the experience, that they even heartily helped themselves by biting into the fresh fruit floating in their baths.
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Manchester balances its darkness with grace and humor; the audience at the Eccles theater must have heartily laughed out loud at least 25 or 30 times.
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Charles laughed heartily with his new daughter-in-law, before they joined the Queen in the royal box just in time to watch the first race.
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Lots of artists try to be confrontational or shocking, but very few have ever publicly shot themselves in the foot while laughing loudly, clearly, and heartily.
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There was a bus there and an official from the Cuban government welcomed us very heartily, and we got on a bus and drove into Havana.
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So people liked how the economy was doing (and gave him credit for it) but were less willing to say they approved of him as heartily.
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At a recent screening of the film in Manhattan, Mr. Tarango was cheered heartily as he joined Mr. Roland and Mr. Prescod in a panel discussion.
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Heartily encourage your daughter to consider the sort of school you think would be preferable for her, if not doing so will leave you feeling guilty.
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While every team in baseball — and most in professional sports — now use advanced data, no team in baseball has embraced it as heartily as the Astros.
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As a longtime activist and education advocate, she had heartily embraced ideas like universal health care and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, both catnip for progressives.
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Lucky Peach editor-in-chief Chris Ying explores this idea heartily in his new book The Wurst of Lucky Peach, which indulges in the wonders of wieners.
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It's a botched panoramic photo of a pile of junk and whoever originally posted it is laughing heartily somewhere, surrounded by stuffed foxes and biblical jewelry displays.
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Heartily singing the Welsh national anthem, the royal, 33, was at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff for the match against France in the annual Six Nations championship.
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I've been using a DragonFly to soup up my mobile audio for a few months now, both on iOS and Android, and I can heartily recommend it.
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Borrowing from Donald Trump (who heartily approved of his performance), he blamed the Clintons and their supporters for orchestrating a vast left-wing conspiracy against his nomination.
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His noxious companion — he refuses to call him a friend — has been to Westworld many times and feasts heartily from its expansive buffet of violence and vice.
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I can't recall the last time I laughed out loud so heartily at a triple-A game's (albeit slightly deadly) slapstick potential realizing itself before my eyes.
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When she doesn't have to fake anything, when she can laugh at your jokes heartily and with enthusiasm, when it doesn't even feel like a job anymore.
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While CDC officials have said contaminated surfaces are a less important vector than droplets in person-to-person spread, the agency still advises people to heartily disinfect.
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Mr Farage is heartily disliked by Dominic Cummings, chief adviser to the prime minister, who sees the Brexit Party leader as political kryptonite for middle-class voters.
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As they had the year before, U.N. officials invited Greta to speak, applauded heartily, then proceeded to do exactly what she had warned them not to do.
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And because fathers are often sidelined in movies like this, Peter Mooney's restraint in the role, when the camera does find him, is to be heartily commended.
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And several corporations that display rainbow logos for pride also give heartily to Republican candidates who have advanced a national agenda to block and repeal LGBT nondiscrimination policies.
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But even in places where early voting has been heartily embraced, there is lingering frustration about the short amount of time allotted to get things up and running.
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None other than Trump University -- the now-defunct education company named after the tycoon -- heartily touts a book explicitly designed to help people do just that: avoid taxes.
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Many black Americans feel that America as a whole has never accepted them as full citizens and never will, heartily supported in that view by leading black thinkers.
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That's when Canadians cross an unguarded United States border into Hyder and continue the Canada Day party that begins on July 1 — and that the Yankees heartily join.
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The clarification signified an about-face for Mr. Trump, who heartily embraced the argument that more guns equals more safety when discussing the recent massacre in Orlando Fla.
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It's a Possibility": "[T]he idea of his 2019 nomination, ... heartily endorsed by President Moon Jae-in of South Korea, has started to take root among his supporters.
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Ms. Black, who began the race as the apparent front-runner, was among the candidates who galloped rightward and heartily embraced Mr. Trump, a popular figure in Tennessee.
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While I disagree with him heartily in his support of Donald Trump, it is refreshing to read commentary from "the other side" that is rational and not terrifying.
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" He explained that he agrees with the late Justice Antonin Scalia, who argued, "Feres was wrongly decided and heartily deserves the widespread, almost universal criticism it has received.
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Keep in mind, this is a man who heartily endorses the Zodic Killer (alias Ted Cruz) and just got fried by Donald Trump—Donald Trump—for being too conservative.
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Four years earlier, Democrats chortled heartily when President Obama mocked Mitt Romney in their foreign-policy debate for describing Russia as the chief geostrategic foe of the United States.
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But Wolfman said – and I heartily agree – that class actions claims data ought to be part of the docket in every class action settlement approved by a federal judge.
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"Super Mario Odyssey" is a glorious combination of homage and evolution, nodding heartily at Nintendo's long history of excellent Super Mario games while looking forward in scope and gameplay.
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But fans, particularly those who heartily appreciate robots and big monsters, took a shine to it; over the past four years the movie has attained something close to cult status.
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In addition to cash donations, volunteer signups have also increased heartily and many who have pledged their support are taking to social media to encourage others to do the same.
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I've personally not found particularly great kebab in England but should our inclement clime prove irksome I can heartily recommend Al Sediq, Al Qanawat in Damascus for a splendid shawarma.
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I heartily recommend watching his fight with Michael Johnson to see Johnson repeatedly feel like he is out of range, relax for an instant, and get clipped with a left.
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Other stars — from Gordon Ramsay to the Jonas Brothers — didn't get Carey's memo about FaceApp, though, and heartily shared hilarious photos of what their future glow-ups might look like.
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Overall, the-second quarter GDP release points to an economy with remarkable momentum, as both consumers and businesses are in a position to continue spending heartily for the foreseeable future.
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We heartily agree — and we're not nearly as busy as Rihanna, who makes music, stars in movies, helms a cosmetics empire, designs a lingerie line, and is a doting aunt.
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Love, for one, heartily endorsed the initial promotion after Lue's firing, pointing out that Drew had done a superb job of leading the team when Lue was out last year.
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After a Fox News interview Wednesday where incoming White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci called for a crackdown on leaks, Flores issued a statement heartily endorsing the voluble official's remarks.
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He wrote one of the N.H.L.'s most famous goal songs, "Slapshot," which debuted in 1995 and is played after the Rangers score at home, with fans heartily singing along.
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Yet listeria is almost omnipresent in our food system, and doesn't respond to many typical food safety measures: this bug will even grow while refrigerated, and heartily clings to surfaces.
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ERIC heartily agrees that market stabilization is important for everyone, but addressing the cost sharing reduction (CSR) payments to insurance companies is just a small part of solving the problem.
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"DiCaprio could be seen laughing heartily in the crowd before Gervais took it a step further: "Even Prince Andrew&aposs like, &aposCome on, Leo, mate, you&aposre nearly 50, son.
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" Another user wrote, "You can&apost possibly be equating soldiers dying in the line of duty with members of the press being heartily called out by those that disagree with them.
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While Trump heartily approved of Pruitt's deregulatory moves at the head of the EPA, a steady trickle of bad press prompted the White House in recent weeks to repeatedly express concerns.
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And will best actress front-runners like Frances McDormand ("Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"), Saoirse Ronan ("Lady Bird") and Sally Hawkins ("The Shape of Water") publicly endorse Time's Up as heartily?
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Its casual-bar cred is further proven through its attitude toward that fernet and Coke habit, a drink that is shunned by some mixologists as too common, but heartily embraced here.
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The crowd welcomed the announcements, cheering heartily when Mr. Justice officially abandoned the Democratic Party, and repeatedly applauding for Mr. Trump, waving "Women for Trump" and "Make America Great Again" signs.
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If you need something simple and practical for your young toddler&aposs playtime and, like me, like to leave a little room for growth, I heartily recommend this Hape play kitchen.
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The costs are weighing on many retailers, even in a relatively strong economy when consumers are expected to spend heartily during the holiday shopping season, which begins in earnest this week.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prince Mohammed later exchanged a high-five and a handshake and laughed heartily as they took seats next to each other in the main meeting room.
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A: I heartily agree with you: there have been so many data breaches recently, inflicted on major, globally respected institutions, that it&aposs hard to believe any company or organization is safe.
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Netflix's pursuit of marketing partners comes at a time when the streaming giant is trying to keep its 148 million paid subscriber base from flatlining in the US, and growing heartily abroad.
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I heartily recommend this excellent Gizmodo column by Dave Levitan for more on the subject: The latest IPCC report found that the world could reach 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming by 2030.
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On their website, they enumerate eight detrimental effects of salary non-disclosure (or salary "cloaking," which acknowledges the deliberate action on the part of the employer), all of which we heartily endorse.
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KURTZ: If all campaigns do this, I will heartily agree with that, but how many campaigns have somebody who was secretly -- this is all secret obviously, you know, talking to Kremlin officials?
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If you are looking for a budget-friendly pooper scooper that allows you to scoop directly into a bag for easy disposal, we heartily recommend the Petmate Clean Response Waste Management System.Pros:
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I clapped heartily, and Megan once again reminded me that this was not how normal Monster Jam Freestyles usually went, that I was not getting the real experience, that this was wrong.
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If you're looking for an affordable option in small dog beds that offers the ideal combination of comfort, support, and convenience, we heartily recommend the Brindle Waterproof Designer Memory Foam pet bed.
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One, you heartily LOL, like I did, when you see a company literally publish a running chronicle on how and why it has messed things up with its ad tech and analytics.
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Notably one of the few menu items without "supreme" in the title, the strips can be enjoyed rolled up in a soft taco or dunked heartily into some dip, the chain says.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin walked up to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at a summit of G20 world leaders, high-fived him and then shook his hand heartily.
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As is her wont, the first lady heartily trashed the Republican candidate without ever mentioning him by name: "Someone tweeting at 3am should not have their finger on the nuclear button", she said.
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She stood along with the rest of the crowd during the Canadian national anthem and clapped heartily as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (her acquaintance and a friend of Harry) made his welcome address.
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She stood along with the rest of the crowd during the Canadian national anthem and clapped heartily as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (her acquaintance and a friend of Harry) made his welcome address.
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"I'd like to think that 40 years from now they could read the gag and laugh for the very same reason and just as heartily as they do today," Davis told VICE News.
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He also had a disarming wit and warm demeanor, qualities that later in life attracted a broad circle of friends, including some Democratic lawyers who heartily disagreed with his politics and legal philosophy.
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In the southeastern Karen state, regional authorities put up dozens of billboards showing a smiling Suu Kyi flanked by three green-clad soldiers laughing heartily underlined by the words "we stand with you".
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But Mr. Trump has been largely dismissive of deficit spending as a political issue, instead offering a message about national identity and racial and cultural grievances that the Republican base has heartily embraced.
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Editorial Florida voters who heartily approved important amendments to the state Constitution can only wonder how the will of the people is being strangled by the obstructionist toils of the Republican-led Legislature.
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What it amounts to, however, and I'm heartily sorry to say it, is a disjointed and boring five minutes that may leave you less excited for the game than when you donned the headset.
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After his acceptance speech, Sam Rockwell made his way offstage and was met by well wishes as he said, "Holy s—, we did it!" to his publicist, before being heartily congratulated by Greta Gerwig.
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Saudi officials told reporters ahead of the trip that they have been heartily encourage by the Trump administration's like-minded anti-Iran posture -- a break from the Obama administration efforts of outreach to Iran.
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A new character, Carmen (played by Fernanda Andrade), an "intuitive" who seems destined to play a role in both Duc's and Ramon's lives (she balks at Duc's use of the word "psychic"), heartily agrees.
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One natural inference was that because the party started losing presidential elections around the time it heartily embraced the civil right movement and turned against the Vietnam War, these changes were a major culprit.
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They, like much of the British public, are heartily sick of Brexit, and Europe has other challenges to deal with, including migration and populism, Russian aggression and the Italian budget threat to the euro.
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Flashback: Alibaba has come a long way from its not-so-humble stock market debut, which remains the largest but is poised to be heartily outdone if and when Saudi Aramco makes its IPO.
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Though few in Brussels relish the chaos in London and all are heartily sick of the Brexit saga, continental leaders allow themselves a little satisfaction at the competence with which their side has handled matters.
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After being booed heartily at a World Series game in Washington and then again at a mixed martial arts event in Manhattan in the last two weeks, Trump found a more hospitable crowd on Saturday.
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As the New York Times is reminded every time it tries (and fails) to cover Los Angeles, this city is hard to know, and its residents are heartily sick of being reduced to broad stereotypes.
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Then in middle age, during World War II, when Belgium was occupied by Germany, he undertook a bold experiment, producing two related bodies of works, which have mostly been heartily disliked even by his champions.
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He stuffed a freshly shaved tuft of his pubic hair into the gap between his little and ring finger, got his exasperated tour manager to light it, and sucked the hole in his fist heartily.
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She heartily despised her nickname of "Virginia Werewoolf", but the moniker is somewhat apt given that her novels are concerned with the troubled subjectivity of their female protagonists, maintaining an ambiguity about what is actually happening.
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In one polling station in Kinshasa, where the government is heartily disliked, your correspondent saw a limping old lady failing to fend off the "assistance" given by an election official, who lingered nearby as she voted.
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Hassabis heartily congratulated Lee, but also emphasized in a statement to The Verge that he intends to use the defeat as a learning experience for improving AlphaGo, which continuously alters its strategies as a match progresses.
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While the sudden illness seems minor and the colt has been eating heartily and otherwise responding well to treatment, the condition will prevent his shipment to Louisville, according to a news release from Churchill Downs Racetrack.
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There's one fantastic bit where both characters heartily agree that it's nice to work with another woman for a change, and Nadine shares a particularly egregious mansplaining example… and the fantastic way she dealt with it.
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In court on Monday, Mr. Kahlenberg, who was testifying for the plaintiffs, offered his analysis of how Harvard could use socioeconomic factors rather than race to achieve the diversity it seeks, a view Harvard heartily contests.
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When Congress was considering the legislation that banned sports gambling in 1992, most of the major conservative Christian groups heartily supported the bill, with many lobbying legislators, testifying before Congress and issuing statements to their constituents.
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"If we are free to loathe Trump, we are free to loathe his most loyal voters," wrote Frank Rich in New York magazine in March, a sentiment that would be heartily reciprocated by readers of Breitbart.
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During the curtain calls at the end, when Mr. Alagna appeared he went straight to the prompter's box and heartily shook the extended hand (all that the audience could see) of this production's experienced prompter Joan Dornemann.
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It's a technique I picked up from the Tex-Mex scholar and Houston restaurateur Robb Walsh, who defends it heartily for how it provides superior meltability, while anchoring the dish in the cultural history of South Texas.
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But the financial performance of the Vision Fund so far has been promising enough that Mr. Son has been discussing plans to raise a second Vision Fund — a plan that Saudi Arabia has said it heartily supports.
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Nothing during the regular season indicated the team was anything more than one of the greatest players ever and a collection of inferior sidekicks, but James heartily signed off on the midseason moves to restructure the roster.
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To this day I remain proud to have been a member of Girl Scout Troop 1 in Savannah, and heartily support efforts to rename a beautiful bridge in her honor, replacing that of a segregationist, former Gov.
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Then again, the last time he was summoned to the office, a prison official heartily congratulated him — but only because he had been given the privilege to select the Christmas specialties to be sold in the commissary.
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Mr. de Blasio has been hesitant to heartily embrace congestion pricing, preferring a multipronged approach to the problem of rebuilding the city's crumbling subways, including a so-called millionaires tax on high earners — an idea that Gov.
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The New York City mayor, fresh off a solid showing in Wednesday night's Democratic debate, used the Spanish phrase "hasta la victoria siempre" ("to victory, always") in Miami as he addressed striking airport workers, who cheered him heartily.
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Much as many Muslims heartily agree that change is long overdue, suspicions linger that the BJP's aim is less to generate reform than to spark inevitable protests by Muslim conservatives, so uniting Hindus in opposition to Muslim "backwardness".
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But while he heartily endorsed Saccone as a "really good person," Trump spent a lot of time talking about his own fortunes in a "Make America Great Again" rally in an airport hangar at the Pittsburgh International Airport.
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In the photo, Barack Obama, 57, and Michelle Obama, 54, are laughing heartily at the little one dressed in a white robe with a tall white hat and sitting in a tiny push car painted white and gold.
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She agrees to applaud heartily during his State of the Union address, and they unite to squash rumors of their separation by explaining that she has come to Dallas to spend time with her mother, who's battling cancer.
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True to the retired schoolteacher he is, Mr. Zahs waxes on about nativity scenes, cemeteries and that old farm equipment just as heartily as he does about long-lost silent movies and the technology used to show them.
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Disturbingly, court papers reveal that moments before Englesbe assaulted Lisi, John Doe 2 began unzipping his pants in the hallway before being smacked by Englesbe, who was "heartily laughing" in a "put it away" gesture, the Post-Gazette reports.
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Of a half-dozen house-made pastas, I heartily recommend the bow ties with Maine lobster, which was heavy on claw and arm meat, light on vodka sauce, and just right in its application of tomatoes, cheese and asparagus.
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So whatever differences we may have over particular policies and programs, I heartily endorse Ivanka Trump's argument that the real test of an entitlement program is whether it is an investment in the security and prosperity of all Americans.
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Both Minding the Gap and Skate Kitchen heartily endorse the idea that to bend or outright break the rules is the birthright of every teenager—and that skateboarding might be the most liberating, and innocuous, outlet for doing so.
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As much as I would heartily recommend Lost in Space to anyone that enjoys sci-fi stories, I can't escape the feeling that the reboot casts aside the core elements that drew me to the original series in the first place.
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This is unlikely, not just because the EU heartily dislikes a man who made his journalistic career mocking their precious project, but also because it recognises that it can't concede too much to Britain without threatening the integrity of the union.
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"There is no good and evil, only power and those too weak to seek it" Dangerous words from a dangerous man that stuffs his turban with both garlic and Dark Lords — I wouldn't take this one on board too heartily. 15.
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While Wasserman Schultz has said she intends to speak at the convention, protesters heartily booed her Monday morning as she tried to address the Florida delegation, leading to questions about whether she should have any role on the convention stage.
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For one night, with his old uniform number back, thanks to Travis d'Arnaud, who graciously switched from No. 7 to No. 18, Reyes was cheered heartily by fans, many of whom stood and recited the popular "Jo-se, Jo-se" chant.
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The Cuomo administration has also heartily backed the alcohol industry, dating at least to 2012, when the governor hosted what was described as the first wine, beer and spirits summit meeting, which included an afternoon cocktail hour at the Executive Mansion.
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Aside from sleeping with an anime-style body pillow of Edith Piaf or moodily staring out a rain-slicked window, there are arguably few things more French than fervidly devouring some pâté heartily spread on a crusty chunk of baguette.
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Medvedev, who was heartily booed by the crowd inside Louis Armstrong Stadium at every opportunity after giving them the middle finger, relied on his powerful serve to put away Lopez and keep alive his hopes for a maiden Grand Slam title.
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And, okay, I won't speak up too heartily for Cars 2 — may it always be the worst Pixar movie — but the original Cars is a good-natured, even-keeled sort of film, one that celebrates taking it slow every once in a while.
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Instead, he signaled the opposite: He argued that the US should remain laser-focused on defeating ISIS and vowed to try and partner with Russia, which has heartily backed Assad's regime, in order to defeat ISIS and bring the conflict to an end.
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You should have seen us, chuckling heartily before facing the reality that the NFL has so many mediocre teams that the Jacksonville Jaguars getting to the Super Bowl is something that we as a society need to accept is a real possibility.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman exchanged a high-five and laughed heartily together on Friday as they took seats next to each other at a plenary session of the Group of 20 summit.
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In Pennsylvania, as across the country, many officials see undocumented immigrants as lawbreakers who burden the American economy, and they heartily applaud the way in which deportation officers here have worked hard to turn Trump's campaign pledge of mass deportations into a reality.
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Even the letter to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin from economists heartily supporting the bill and talking about its revenue effects (which just about every GOP office in America sent to reporters as an "ICYMI" or "FYI") notably does not make this claim.
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The breast is rubbed heartily with five-spice powder and fanned out over rice, the idea being to wrap it in lettuce with fried shallots and gochujang, without getting too distracted when the duck's fried bones show up about 15 minutes later.
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Before the game, the German crowd cheered heartily when the Americans lined up on the basepaths and greeted the fans with a Hitler salute, an awkward moment for Herman Goldberg of Brooklyn, a catcher and the only Jewish member of either baseball team.
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Over a track that fleshes out the skeletal beat of most reggaetón with horns and Latin percussion, Ms. Lopez sings about the uncontrollable power of love, working from breathiness to gutsy rasps; Gente de Zona heartily agrees with her, growling in satisfaction.
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He was not pursued heartily by the Yankees, in large part, because Holliday, who has been a left fielder for most of his career, could still be used in the outfield on occasion and started nine games at first base last season.
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What is even more important to me is the knowledge that nothing can ever ruffle you and that your step remains as fleet and graceful as it has always been — a girl who can laugh heartily and infect others with her enthusiasm.
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The creators of All in the Family were rarely sure what to make of how many of their viewers seemed to empathize heartily with Archie Bunker, who frequently expressed controversial (read: racist and misogynistic) opinions, and whom they intended as a kind of sitcom antihero.
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"I heartily applaud Attorney General Sessions for the major step he is taking and for his continued collaboration with our office to protect West Virginians from this deadly scourge of opioid excess," Morrisey — who is running for the Senate — said at a press conference.
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I am nowhere near the fast and the furious scholar that many of my colleagues are (including Cameron Kunzelman), but I've played a Need for Speed or seven, and can safely say that I would heartily enjoy this gently goofy vibe in the next game.
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Ross was heartily praised by John F. Kennedy in his "Profiles in Courage," which promoted a longstanding view: Johnson's impeachment was the brainchild of partisan fanatics rather than thoughtful, even visionary people who, having abolished slavery, were determined to alter the direction of the country.
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His low cunning conspired with his devouring egoism to make him throw off all the restraints of official decorum, in the expectation that he would find duplicates of himself in the crowds he addressed and that mob diffused would heartily sympathize with Mob impersonated.
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" Although I have always found Nin hypertrophied and boringly self-involved, my interest in her went up a bit on reading this, despite the fact that I disagree heartily with Moore's dismissal of Marilyn Monroe in the same review as "an exhibitionistic and unfocused talent.
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The audience with which I saw the show on Wednesday night laughed heartily at his outrageousness in the early scenes, as this thoroughly modern medieval monarch played the fool to put corrupt, infighting, old-order politicians in their place (which would be the grave).
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But I can very heartily agree with Senator Paul when he says that Democratic operatives related to the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid for the creation of the so-called Steele dossier, and then turned it over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller emphasized on Wednesday he had not exonerated Donald Trump of obstruction of justice, as the president has claimed, but his long-awaited congressional testimony did little to add momentum to any Democratic impeachment ambitions and Trump heartily declared victory.
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The current South Korean government heartily endorses the North's proposal despite the knowledge that it's a peace ploy to gain greater concessions such as the suspension of both U.S. and United Nations sanctions, resumption of unconditional aid, and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the region.
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For the young Laura, Charles was a man who not only laughed heartily, told tall tales, played the fiddle, and displayed infinite humor and tenderness; he also built houses out of trees, hunted deer successfully, fought fire, flood, and locusts, and endured crop failure without complaint.
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Read more: George Lucas 'felt betrayed' that Disney scrapped his original ideas for the 'Star Wars' sequelsFeige heartily supported a film about Wakanda, but apparently one of the New York executives (which is where the Marvel Entertainment offices are, run by Ike Perlmutter) raised a few objections.
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He said he heartily rejects the ''pull up your pants'' mantras and ''bootstrap'' narratives of black respectability politics but aims nonetheless to encourage ''personal responsibility'': ''It's not saying I'm on the system's side; it's me saying I'm determined to beat it, and join me, why don't you?
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He heartily ripped into Libby Schaaf, the Democratic mayor of Oakland, for issuing a warning last week that ICE planned to arrest immigrants across Northern California, an alert that infuriated agency officials who said her tip-off had allowed hundreds of their targets to slip away.
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After Trump was declared the Republican presidential nominee in 2016, 2,000 Liberty students signed a petition against him, even as Falwell heartily endorsed him on and off-campus, and the administration censored a column about Trump's controversial Access Hollywood comments about grabbing women by the genitals.
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ROGER CARASSO SANTA FE, N.M. ♦ To the Editor: As a Jew who heartily supports Israel's right to exist despite its egregious post-1973 policies, may I remind Deborah Lipstadt, whom I ardently admire, that criticism of Zionism needn't be synonymous with urging the present nation's extinction.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed the Palestinians for disrupting the peace process and heartily expressed his support for Washington's decision to slash funding to the UN aid agency, though others in Israel — including some Israel Defense Forces officials — believe the decision will have severe and negative ramifications.
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In the pursuit of good corporate governance and new commissioners who put Main Street first, we heartily agree with the case made by the Banking Committee senators in the hearing and look forward to the more fulsome answers on the topic of political spending as requested by Sen. Schumer.
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Only then, at least for a moment, all is redeemed when, in line for the dessert bar, The Weed Eater encounters the only other unambiguously baked person in the place, who heartily recommends the butterscotch churros, which taste even better if you dip them into a mini cheesecake.
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After a meeting at the White House this week, Bevin called the Affordable Care Act an "unmitigated disaster" in Kentucky, despite strong evidence to the contrary, even as he conceded that repealing and replacing the system so heartily embraced by his predecessor, Steve Beshear, has been more difficult than expected.
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I think the most important American book on political philosophy is "The Federalist Papers," by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and John Jay (and I am certain I will heartily recommend whatever project eventually flows from all of the commentary Harvey Mansfield has recently been offering on those founding federalist efforts).
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"Divergent" actor Miles Teller, "Today Show" and MSNBC host Tamron Hall and "The Vampire Diaries" actress Nina Dobrev made an appearance as well, along with "The Martian" producer Simon Kinberg and "X-Men" director Bryan Singer, who was heartily thanked by Podwall in a toast at the end of the evening.
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In 2004, in a piece called "Troublemaker," Russ wrote a review of "Losing America," a book by Robert Byrd, the legendary curmudgeon from West Virginia, heartily praising Mr. Byrd for standing up in 2002 (unlike John Kerry, for instance) to George W. Bush's appeal for Senate authorization to invade Iraq.
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TERRY L. MEYERS Williamsburg, Va. To the Editor: As a former Londoner, and an American citizen since 1980, I heartily agree with Tom Whyman's analysis of the mainly older Britons who feel safer in the cocoon of the old England, in which Britons ruled themselves ("Hell Is Other Britons," Sunday Review, June 26).
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When President Trump met in April with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi — a brutal military dictator who overthrew his country's democratically elected president in a 2013 coup, killed more than 800 protesters in a single day, and has imprisoned tens of thousands of dissidents since he took power — he heartily endorsed the man.
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" So much so, that "when the great doomsday of 1812 begins to darken over the closing scenes of the story, instead of regarding it as a calamity, we hail it as a seasonable and very appropriate climax, sent to cut short all these prolix serials of agony, and to make everybody heartily and comfortably miserable at once.
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While 21 million other pro-life Democrats and I have serious concerns about Planned Parenthood and what goes on in its 600 clinics nationwide, we heartily affirm the rights of its workers and stand in solidarity with them in their struggle against a hostile employer whose outgoing CEO was paid more than a half-million dollars annually.
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Jeff Cohen, an Ithaca College professor and founder of Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, recalled on the group's website last week that in the 1997 film "Good Will Hunting," the title character, played by Matt Damon, heartily recommends Howard Zinn's best-selling "A People's History of the United States" to his therapist, played by Robin Williams.
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Then, in the summer, after Oprah Winfrey and Spike Lee heartily endorsed the film, news articles emerged detailing harrowing rape accusations made in 1999 against Mr. Parker at Penn State, where he was a student and wrestler, and his roommate at the time, Jean McGianni Celestin (who would go on to share a story credit on the film).
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We already pretty much assumed that Frosted Flakes and its ilk are poison, and were heartily confirmed in this assumption by our experts, but we had no idea how great the grain stuff can really be for you; if your usual breakfast consists of a couple of eggs, or burnt Keurig coffee and despair, you really might want to consider giving (non-poisonous) cereal a shot.
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Most of my favourite bands and artists deal in high-stakes stuff—life, love, and what-have-you—but as a true scumbag slacker at heart, sometimes all that can sate me is a song about the time-honoured tradition of ordering in a curry and getting high as all shit, which I heartily consume with abandon in my heart and ketchup down my shirt.
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While we heartily support decisions based on the best available science and applaud the idea that researchers and federal agencies strive to make data available to others—under strict pledges to maintain confidentiality of data provided by individuals and establishments where necessary—to facilitate reproducible research, we have several concerns with H.R. 85033, Honest and Open New EPA Science Treatment (HONEST) Act of 2017.
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But from the looks of it, the $65 million appears to include participation from Breyer Capital, a previous investor whose founder Jim Breyer has heartily endorsed the new Stock-Back service and accompanying loyalty program that's tied in with it, which was tested early with companies like Netflix, T-Mobile and Chipotle all offering stock when people used their Stash accounts to pay for goods and services at the companies.
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Originally released on the PlayStation in 43 (available from GameStop for $7.99), it was first remade for the Nintendo GameCube in 2002, then again for modern consoles, including the Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PS4, and the PC. Resident Evil 2 had a big rerelease, essentially a complete makeover, in early 2019 on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. If you're looking for a more modernized version of the story told in RE2 (packed with quality-of-life tweaks, excellent graphics, and better controls), my colleague Sam Byford recommends it heartily.
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I've actually spent a good deal of time this summer wondering if privileged straight women are OK: while watching the new season of Big Little Lies, in which the complex web of female camaraderie and solidarity established last season has fallen apart in poorly written episodes that don't do justice to what I'd believed about these women's relationships; while watching Ari Aster's Midsommar, in which poor Florence Pugh's character has a heartily cathartic screamfest with female cult members when faced with the actions of her dumb, shitty boyfriend; while reading Taffy Brodesser-Akner's fabulous new novel, Fleishman Is in Trouble, in which straight marriage seems just as ghastly as I've always imagined it to be.
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