The pressure to produce an immaculate selfie just transformed into pressure to create an immaculate multi-segment Story.
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Similar to the Immaculate Conception, which meant Mary was free of original sin, apparently we are also supposed to believe that deaths like Eric Garner's are immaculate executions, just as free of sin.
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The bar staff work diligently in immaculate, crisp white jackets.
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Neat gardens, immaculate playgrounds and smart balconies greet visitors today.
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Do whatever you can to look as immaculate as Rihanna.
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"We are all immaculate complex compositions of chemicals," she said.
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Well, for starters, we can go the immaculate conception route.
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Neighbors remarked on his immaculate home, bespoke suits and exuberance.
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He became the fifth pitcher to register multiple immaculate innings.
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It was just a beautiful, family oriented, immaculate, loving, fun.
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His living room is immaculate, devoid of all personal touches.
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Even his uniform was immaculate when he came to work.
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Foliage and fruit can be turned out in immaculate condition.
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The bank was immaculate, and everybody spoke in hushed tones.
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A Baby Einstein toy sat on an immaculate white couch.
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They make up about half the congregation at Immaculate Conception.
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The skin will look immaculate and the texture will be improved.
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You offer me stiffness, beauty, the energy, and your immaculate cum.
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Zurich is immaculate and I'm obsessed with the cute Swiss buildings.
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Colors, especially bright ones, are a rarity in these immaculate rooms.
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Furio Zanasi, as Ulysses, lacked penetrating power but showed immaculate style.
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Kim rides an immaculate, snow-white horse to match his surroundings.
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I believe that the Immaculate Conception was how Jesus was born.
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For her entire junior year, and senior year at Immaculate Heart.
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The barns are absolutely immaculate, with gleaming wooden panels and skylights.
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Scherzer threw a so-called immaculate inning last season as well.
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"When you see the boats they are always immaculate," he said.
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The building is bright, the atrium spacious, the terrazzo floor immaculate.
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There were complaints but the street corners became "immaculate," he said.
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The dances of the choreographer Lucinda Childs are polished, immaculate, empty.
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It was quite small, about two hundred square feet, and immaculate.
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Wearing an immaculate white dress shirt, he spoke with surprising candor.
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He enrolled in the Immaculate Heart Seminary in El Cajon, Calif.
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We were warned not to bump our tripod on the immaculate escalator.
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If you're dating someone, you better show up and do something immaculate.
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Ina Garten's kitchen, for example, is just as immaculate as you'd expect.
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Kalanick's suit was immaculate, his face was impassive, his voice was modulated.
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Also located in the main house is an immaculate chef-grade kitchen.
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When she timed a group photo perfectly to this firework. Immaculate. 9.
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Our hair was to be perfectly done every day, our makeup, immaculate.
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"When reminded of her son, Luca, Duff joked — "It was immaculate conception!
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Mr. Zhou negotiated Prokofiev's prickly passagework at blistering speeds with immaculate fingering.
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Make sure to show off every immaculate angle of your gown. 9.
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"The apartment was immaculate, but it didn't present well," Ms. Tarallo said.
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The staff wore immaculate uniforms and the drink menu featured $16,000 cognac.
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" Ruch added, "The task-force report was a product of immaculate conception.
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My cabin attendant was kind and kept my room in immaculate shape.
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For one thing, they're all freshly painted and immaculate, unlike the originals.
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So why did the immaculate looking ladies vote for Kennedy over Shangela?
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The viewer sees a shaped rectangle painted onto an immaculate white ground.
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The house was immaculate; the table had been set for two days.
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Her apartment is immaculate, decorated in shades of puce and lemon-yellow.
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Here you have this immaculate structure and they're ushering you out the door.
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IN 2021 Charterhouse's hushed cloisters and vast, immaculate lawns will welcome new arrivals.
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Immaculate was acquired by General Mills from several private equity investors in 2012.
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Harris was a key player in football's iconic " Immaculate Reception " play in 1972.
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The property's immaculate landscaping give its grounds the feel of an English garden.
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Cuomo pressed Gaetz, asking him what he thinks happened with the Immaculate Conception.
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"They're asking us to believe the report was an immaculate conception," he said.
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But the surgeon in his immaculate green scrubs had delivered a bad blow.
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"Immaculate is a church of the people and for the people," she said.
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From the jump, the immaculate sheen that characterizes most OVO productions was missing.
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The landscape of bureaucracy feels less personal, all shiny desktops and immaculate carpets.
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In one corner, a Singer sewing machine sits unused but in immaculate condition.
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We prefer our golden boys immaculate, clean, without a single blemish or stain.
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When she was a little girl, the owner kept the beautiful Victorian immaculate.
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Here are 112 spaces flaunting immaculate details, luscious valuables and clever design tricks.
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The 1 Hotel South Beach is not just immaculate, it's also very expensive.
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Landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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Inside, the flesh is immaculate, as juicy and tender as you would wish.
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Another, a teen with immaculate hair, wanted to take a selfie with us.
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The text and image suggest a parallel between in vitro and immaculate conception.
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Even if China pulls of an immaculate deleveraging there will be pain for investors.
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If offered an immaculate ejection of their party leader, most MPs would take it.
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The new stadium should be immaculate for Eskisehirspor's move down to the second division.
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"Clearly, we need to look immaculate, because visually it is hugely important," says Mountain.
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They drive an intentionally low-key Toyota and dress in immaculate white salwar kameez.
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Her tea drawer, cookie jars, baking supplies, cocktail bar and refrigerator are all immaculate.
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Unlike the rocky shore at the town beach, the St. Regis had immaculate sand.
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Immaculate in its unadorned plainness, at certain moments his prose achieves a crystalline beauty.
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The immaculate kitchen gardens, open to guests year-round, are there to prove it.
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"He is so lucky," says Maria Pollia, a teacher at Immaculate Heart High School.
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"Imagine the light when you walk into the most luxurious, immaculate clinic," Pecheux said.
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The area around the street-level elevator was immaculate and smelled of new paint.
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He spoke out against drug use, and his horses were always in immaculate condition.
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But he made up for that with an immaculate week alongside the Arabian Gulf.
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Teigen showed off these immaculate cookies shaped like onesies, baby bottles, carriages, and crowns.
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There's a man in a smart pinstripe suit with an immaculate spearmint green tie.
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And Hawley is the first to admit her home isn't always in immaculate condition.
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"When you see the boats they are always immaculate," he told the Associated Press.
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I look to their work for immaculate compositions and nuance of expression and gesture.
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As a movie, it's a very elaborate intellectual exercise, immaculate in every technical detail.
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I'm a Christian and I believe the Immaculate Conception was how Jesus was born.
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They lived in immaculate homes, wore trendy outfits, led companies and maintained meaningful friendships.
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Parked inside the entryway was an immaculate white Audi Q5, presumably a wedding gift.
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Furr's immaculate demarcation of her forms shares something with the paintings of Christina Ramberg.
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Knives slice bricks of colored clay into immaculate rectangles against a white infinity backdrop.
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The other lawyer was corporate slickness personified, with immaculate suits and full-paragraph oratory.
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The Daughters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was founded in Spain in 2350.
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The bathroom was also immaculate and came with Baccarat-branded toiletries and two crystal tumblers.
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Four simply grilled scallops with photogenic grill marks and a sweet, buttery taste were immaculate.
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Their whiteboards remained immaculate; a lone green Ethernet cable coiled on a table never moved.
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Her images are immaculate and conceptual, looking to capture the complexities of the human mind.
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Unlike the Waterfords' immaculate house, this house is dingy and littered with books and artwork.
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Again and again, we are shown seductively beautiful and disturbingly immaculate images of feminine beauty.
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RHP Jacob deGrom came within a pitch of a rarity Monday night - the Immaculate Inning . . .
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Imagine I've never heard music itself but I've got an immaculate understanding of descriptive terms.
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The massive and immaculate palace gardens are as much a draw as Versailles's ornate interiors.
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We paddled past enormous summer cottages with immaculate gardens, gazebos, private docks and boat garages.
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"I like it to be perfect, like a hotel," Stanbury said, of her immaculate style.
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Thirty properties, including Immaculate, are under consideration, said Damaris Olivo, a spokeswoman for the commission.
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" They'd spend hours fantasizing about the perfect show, or what they called "the immaculate lineup.
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"Glen Ridge, Marist, Montclair Immaculate, Montclair Kimberley, Morris Catholic, Dickinson — it's an epidemic," Hansen said.
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Each pie appears to emerge effortlessly from the oven with immaculate golden brown lattice crust.
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He doesn't cook in his (huge, immaculate) kitchen at home but rather tours his restaurants.
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Gaetz: The immaculate conception, it's obviously a religious doctrine that deals with the Christian faith.
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Whenever you do get your hands on immaculate baby carrots or fennel, preserve their flavor.
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Want to learn how Japanese plowers create 60-foot walls of snow beside immaculate roads?
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"People are very welcoming here," said Brother Roberto Perez, of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.
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It presents an appearance of purity, like an immaculate expanse of light, new-fallen snow.
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Airy and immaculate, they have the feel of a law firm, but with newsroom touches.
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A large portion of these drivers are elderly; their cars often are immaculate and new.
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Let us make it really easy for you: Salvador Dalì's corpse (with immaculate mustache, naturally).
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Atlético took the lead on an immaculate volley by Koke after a low cross from Saúl.
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Frank Ocean has been flaunting his immaculate DJ skills all year on his Blonded Radio show.
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The latter may appear immaculate, imposing even, but the former has been lived-in and loved.
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Later, after Jimmy has left, Chuck lies in bed with his wife in their immaculate bedroom.
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It offers a really smooth, immaculate beat complete with vocal samples that compliment Nord's own register.
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One of the protesters, 18-year-old Audrey Lai, is a senior at Immaculate Conception Academy.
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In Nantong a site managed by the China Railway Group, a state-owned company, is immaculate.
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It appears their immaculate production went awry last night at a show in London's O2 Arena.
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The sound is dense, immense and immaculate - I am pinned to my seat by its force.
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The immaculate illusion of a tech store seems like the ultimate metaphor to achieve these goals.
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" Flannery adds that Helgen has an "immaculate" record from past expeditions and "is scrupulous about regulation.
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It's not like the Waterfords' immaculate abode, preserved in cold cleanliness by a cohort of women.
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Mr. Andsnes was typically excellent, playing with immaculate touch and a restrained theatricality of his own.
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It sets the tone for an exceptionally well curated exhibition with an immaculate attention to detail.
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Born in 1966 in Flushing, N.Y. Graduated from Columbia Law and Seminary of the Immaculate Conception.
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It is a resounding achievement in exhibition making, blending rigorous scholarship, political engagement and immaculate design.
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There was an old gentleman that died in my neighborhood, and he was an immaculate dresser.
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At a Kimbanguist service in Goma the congregation sits barefoot, wearing immaculate green and white uniforms.
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Miles of dirt road lead upward to an immaculate, rustic house with decks on three sides.
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It may seem strange to call immaculate bathrooms and endless gas pumps superpowers, but they are.
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MAREN MORRIS "Hero" (Columbia Nashville) Yes, the songwriting is immaculate, and yes, the singing is convincing.
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Beyer Blinder Belle, the New York architecture firm, performed an act of thoughtful and immaculate preservation.
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EST at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. http://bit.
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Take Marcus's first date with Olivia Hutton (Sarah Gadon)—fair, immaculate, and, at first blush, unapproachable.
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" His goal, he said, was also "not to take anything away from this immaculate new space.
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It's kind of paradise—lots of people go there for vacation and the weather is immaculate.
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But even if it isn't Rex also is also a DJ and promoter of immaculate taste.
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The funeral service will be held at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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Everything is there: the immaculate kitchen, the ingredients, the person telling you what to do with them.
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Holzman was one of only two remaining nuns from the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
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We're not fierce, immaculate power dressers, but we're not making a fun off-duty fashion statement either.
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My upcoming show is an iconographic study of the pathos lurking beneath the immaculate façades of idols.
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So I think just realizing that even a movie like that isn't born of some immaculate conception.
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Handsome gray-haired men, immaculate in crisp shirts, expensive watches and presumably Armani suits, dotted the audience.
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On top of all that, Grande just gave a performance so immaculate, we should all be embarrassed.
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He highlights the Sisyphean nature of our quests for immaculate knowledge, ridiculing the promise of endless progress.
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The British were immaculate note-takers but lacked intimate knowledge of the Indians' customs and eating habits.
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The patio has an outdoor fireplace, pool with mini waterfall, and a gazebo overlooking the immaculate landscaping.
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I want to pretend this idea bubbled up out of the earth, immaculate and ready for deployment.
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We soon learn the mom of two's dedication to seeming immaculate even spills into her bedtime routine.
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With such an immaculate record at stake, there is undoubtedly a lot of pressure on Bisping's shoulders.
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The synchronised pouring of tea into leaders' cups, aligned with geometric precision, is as immaculate as ever.
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All the base materials that go into making the spectral white cube the immaculate space it is.
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The Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was established in New York almost by accident.
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"I made the show immaculate, because I wanted these immaculately dressed women filling the room," he said.
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Pitchers also threw more "immaculate innings" (striking out a side on nine consecutive pitches) than ever before.
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The counter—one of those new tile ones, very pricey—is immaculate and the whole kitchen gleams.
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Eight-time Wimbledon champion Federer, as usual, was immaculate but the 23-year-old Berrettini self-destructed.
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Down the hill toward the World Bank building was an immaculate Art Deco villa, built in 1938.
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Born in Los Angeles, Kent joined the Order of the Immaculate Heart right out of high school.
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Voters may be forgiven if they are a bit confused and, perhaps, puzzled over this immaculate reception.
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For private schooling, the Immaculate Conception School in Somerville serves 203 students from prekindergarten to grade eight.
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And nothing is exhibiting that more so than this immaculate combination between Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli.
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There is not a forced or obscure usage in the bunch — an immaculate conception, if you will.
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They are used to a macho world, where everyone is wearing immaculate suits and has great teeth.
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"The violent story of the nation's not-so-immaculate conception reads as a cautionary tale," he writes.
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Meghan Markle attended Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, which costs $17,650 per year to attend.
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The only problem with the Bayh bromide is that it is not feasible absent an immaculate conception.
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The ceremony was at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, a century-old building known as the Wooden Church.
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Pros: Rooms are immaculate, and so is every nook and corner of the hotel, for that matter.
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Bruno's no longer the beautiful and mysterious stranger in the tux, fleecing the rich in immaculate splendor.
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Anthony Nye, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in London.
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Often I'd try to pollute the immaculate individual haftsin bowls with Cheerios and M&Ms, anything obviously American.
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I don't know if there are new eyebrow kits or, like, what's going on, but everyone looks immaculate.
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A less-than-immaculate conception of global warming is likewise evident in more recent polls of US Catholics.
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Richardson's immaculate life — a desire for control intensified by the traumatic premature birth of her youngest daughter, Izzy.
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It's a dish that evokes what Shuko is all about—subtle flavor buildup with immaculate preparation and presentation.
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Yet the Trump that Kagan describes is a curiously ahistorical menace, a monster born of an immaculate conception.
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The Immaculate Reception is one of the most famous plays in football that occurred on December 23, 1972.
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Robert Rinne, a Roman Catholic deacon, performed the ceremony at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. Mrs.
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Who needs to focus on the immaculate cuisine of Scandinavia when there are Ponytas on the loose, man?!
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He saw Ford's immaculate headquarters, with its garden in a fortress vibe, as a kind of strategic hamlet.
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The reconstruction of the home at Crystal Bridges is immaculate, although necessary adjustments include a basement for HVAC.
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Among other things, it's a lesson in how immaculate syntax is the best delivery vehicle for devastating irony.
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Kent created them just after she took a sabbatical from Immaculate Heart College (and right before leaving altogether).
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And aside from family, her regular social activity was Mass at Immaculate Conception Church on East 230th Street.
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The church, called The Immaculate Conception Parrish, was a tourist attraction that turned to rubble amid the quake.
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Even with the safe harbor, landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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EST tomorrow: The funeral for Justice Scalia at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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In 1969 she earned her master of library science degree from Immaculate Heart College, which is now defunct.
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I'm the person who makes immaculate gardens in Minecraft in spite of its unimpressive gardening and farming mechanics.
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He brings back his immaculate hums on the title track, referencing the days he prayed his pain away.
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The director, Lee Cronin, perhaps hoped to ingratiate his characters to the audience by presenting them as immaculate.
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When I finally tasted the immaculate synthesis of chocolate chip cookies and Cool Whip, it was life-changing.
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Then, slightly to the right of Johnny Jim, our first subject, is this immaculate coincidence of Yale-itude.
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The Immaculate Heart Sisters drew on their time and place to create a new vision of religious community.
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The music writer Simon Reynolds called Roxy's last album "immaculate background music," and while he meant it critically, as a way of noting the difference between this and the band's earlier, more engagingly experimental work, in the case of the afterparty, "immaculate background music" can become something of a compliment.
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Reassured that something would be done, and not by us, we dispersed to our hotel rooms and immaculate beds.
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Her immaculate, R&B-tinged third album, Dangerous Woman (due Friday), gives listeners a look into her life now.
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His technique was honed and immaculate; as a teenager, he searched for an unused rhyme for every Russian word.
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Lowe's won me over with their superior price-matching policy and an immaculate atmosphere for making home-improvement decisions.
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Glimmering hunks of stone are all over the designer's immaculate new corporate headquarters in Austin, which opened this spring.
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McPhee previously shared a stage with Markle when they were both at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles.
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What you have here is an immaculate history of every amazing boogie and disco record ever pressed to wax.
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The representation of what happened in the meetings immaculate, like a mirror's reflection after it has been scrubbed clean.
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LA TO LONDON - Students from Meghan Markle's high school, Immaculate Heart, are celebrating her wedding a few days early!
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Peter Armenio, a Catholic priest and a maternal uncle of the groom, performed the ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church.
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At 7 o'clock on a Friday evening, an immaculate stretch of West Hastings Street in Coal Harbor was subdued.
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Each SEAL officer is a stoic, good-hearted, all-American family man working for a righteous and immaculate military.
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The meat—a textbook example of flame-kissed, juicy pork al pastor sliced right off the spit—is immaculate.
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Ichiro was the first batter Martinez faced in that particular immaculate inning—and the first batter in the game.
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Something you might even call—when you look at an endlessly re-watchable movie like The Dark Knight—immaculate.
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The man entered Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Santa Ana on Sunday afternoon before Mass, the police said.
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She began teaching art at Immaculate Heart College in 228 and started making religiously-themed serigraphs not long after.
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There, Stella finds Sarah's journal, in which she's written, with immaculate blood-red calligraphy, creepy stories of strange monsters.
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When he arrived, there were groceries on the doorstep and an immaculate condo with a view of the Jungfrau.
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From the pocket of his immaculate Chinese-collared shirt, buttoned to the top, he pulled out a business card.
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The groom's mother is the director of social services at St. Mary's Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland.
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All the pools are lined with cabanas, and the landscaping is immaculate, with pockets of mangrove and swaying palms.
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The Emmesphere Sound Necklace combines Bluetooth headphones with immaculate sonic clarity and balanced sound with a sleek statement necklace.
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For this occasion, the meat must be of immaculate quality, carefully hand-chopped and seasoned with restraint and respect.
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"I did not escape justice," said Mr. Ghosn, 65, wearing an immaculate blue suit, white shirt and red tie.
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It was in immaculate condition and fit like a glove — a rare experience for a tall person like me.
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QARAQOSH, Iraq (Reuters) - For decades, the Immaculate Conception Church in Qaraqosh was the heart of Iraq's largest Christian town.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia — After nearly 27 hours and 900 miles on a train from Moscow, Hans Josefsson's pedicure remained immaculate.
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Ms. Harris herself kept an immaculate desk, with little more than a notepad and a keyboard at her fingertips.
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It's always nice when This Is Us connects the flashbacks to the present storylines in an organic way, but the famed "Immaculate Reception" being connected to two "immaculate conceptions" in Kate's IVF doctor agreeing to treat her and Deja agreeing to let the Pearsons adopt her is a little too on the nose.
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Saturday at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, a national Catholic pilgrimage site in northeast Washington.
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Each morning Mohammed passes his neighbors, who are pumping water from the well, to tend a small but immaculate garden.
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But I dunno, maybe Bradley would—just look at what Messi did to the US with this immaculate free kick.
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His funeral, held Wednesday morning at Immaculate Conception Church in N.Y.C., was standing room only, the New York Post reported.
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Whatever it is, we've got the cure for your hair lusting with this easy hack for an immaculate faux bob.
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Mass: Scalia's funeral Mass will be celebrated on Saturday at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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Scalia's casket arrived at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington shortly after 11 a.m.
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A few minutes later, a driver appeared in an immaculate Kia Soul and whisked me to the Walmart bus stop.
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The immaculate red pants, white underwear, and t-shirt feel brand new, suggesting the image could be for an ad.
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Book this modern one-bedroom apartment for $131 per nightHere's another immaculate listing with photogenic decor and a great location.
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The ambience here suggests the immaculate interiors of the TV versions, but in shades more muted and accouterments more nondescript.
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Since then, like a snowball, we have kept all records as pristine and immaculate as the day we recorded them.
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All the supernatural stuff is left on the cutting room floor — the Immaculate Conception, the walking on water, the Resurrection.
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Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus are kindred spirits, all dedicated to immaculate melodies that carry soul-baring lyrics.
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And her original greatest hits compilation, 1990's The Immaculate Collection, is as close to flawless as pop music gets.
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Every element of the setup is immaculate, down to Rahman's meticulously groomed beard and ironed white-and-red striped shirt.
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I have a disorder called TMAU that causes me to emit a fishy odor, even though my hygiene is immaculate.
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Donald E. Saunders, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at the Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church in New Orleans. Mrs.
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It irrigates the palm trees that line the immaculate streets and the grass field at the 5,000-seat sports stadium.
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This is where the president lives, and the immaculate premises contain more than 1,000 rooms, many filled with government employees.
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The "nine-darter" can be thought of as the darts equivalent of a perfect game, or possibly an immaculate inning.
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The new group, the Immaculate Heart Community, was open to laypeople as well as clergy, men as well as women.
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The California dream and its promise of new possibilities was central to the spiritual journey of the Immaculate Heart Sisters.
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It was immaculate, I swear, until about 4 years later, when a stumble during a brief run left it scarred forever.
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IN ARK PRIORY PRIMARY ACADEMY a class of four- and five-year-olds sit in immaculate rows, enraptured by their teacher.
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"Her dad was so good," Christine Knudsen of Immaculate Heart High School (Meghan's alma mater) told PEOPLE during the school celebration.
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When Meghan was a budding actress at Immaculate Heart school in L.A., her dad would help with the sets for plays.
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She was extremely thin, aided by dubious weight-loss supplements she purchased online, and she filled her closet with immaculate clothes.
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She was shy, but always well read, groomed and immaculate in her habits (and a tad judgmental about those who weren't).
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My next perceived challenge came in the form of an immaculate blonde hostess standing guard at the bar's wooden double doors.
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There's a lot of pressure to make getting married an immaculate affair, from the fairytale engagement to the Instagram-worthy ceremony.
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However, a 2001 Salon article breaks it down in immaculate detail, proving (back then) how Internet journalism could be really awesome.
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All the powers of immaculate conception are stowed away in the Virgin's glance, which the artist renders with considerably dramatic flare.
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The band's dream-pop is immaculate, but it's almost too effective; it runs the risk of sending its listeners to sleep.
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The funeral will take place at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington at 11 a.m.
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They're essentially like the von Trapps, except instead of fleeing Nazis they're crafting immaculate hooks and wowing with their singing voices.
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I wanted to be like Morrissey—sensitive, bookish, lonely, cynical, outspoken, quite probably gay and with immaculate taste in absolutely everything.
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A funeral Mass will be held at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception starting at 11 a.m.
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My couch showed a bit of wear and tear with some visible stains, but aside from that, the room was immaculate.
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Meade first sang the part at the Caramoor Festival, in 2009, wowing cognoscenti with her immaculate coloratura and gleaming high notes.
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But did I ever think I could play music like them, with their immaculate looks and clothes and equipment and songs?
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Fifteen years later, he was the last batter Jansen faced in an immaculate inning—and the final batter in the game.
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The day I was there, members of the Choir of Trinity Wall Street made a sound at once immaculate and vital.
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How often in a generation does a giant walk among us, with brilliance and courage, guided by an immaculate moral compass?
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It implies something of an immaculate expansion: returning to pre-2000 growth rates without also returning to pre-2000 interest rates.
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With her always-immaculate hair and her glittering makeup, Trotter continues in a grand tradition of serious athletes with serious style.
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Immaculate Conception Cathedral could not score again, the buzzer sounded, and Carroll Academy's court filled with girls sharing hugs and tears.
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Mark Hollis is an immaculate and worthy successor to a body of work that can, at times, be almost overwhelmingly incredible.
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Moses Sumney has a voice that can melt hearts: a gently grainy tenor that often ascends into an immaculate, unearthly falsetto.
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And her regal, immaculate, 1940s style of dress and coiffure doesn't lend itself to hugging a slobbering dog beside the chimney.
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But all is not well in Renata's immaculate seaside mansion, if her husband's heavy drinking and depressive behavior is any indication.
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The piano's tone is pristine, the articulation clean, the balance between the hands immaculate, the overall tenor both spirited and rapt.
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He totaled 31 double-faults during the three defeats but his serve has been immaculate in the year's first Grand Slam.
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In 2014, Dujardin scored 94.300 per cent in the freestyle, raising, at least in theory, the possibility of the immaculate ride.
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Maybe I'll get married while Santa Claus sits in attendance as my honored wedding guest, then immediately have an immaculate conception.
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On cue, the cheering crowd fell into an abrupt hush, as line upon line of soldiers appeared, proceeding in immaculate precision.
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"It should feel ritualistic, but in a broken way," Mr. Nally said of the singing at one point — immaculate, yet unpretty.
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The entire scene is framed with curtains raised from the surface of the painting, and an immaculate heart at the top.
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But the Parisian boys are immaculate in their craft of danceable, smooth arena rock, so the extended crafting time makes sense.
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It's a testament to FromSoftware's immaculate eye for balance, even when it seems like you've got one up on the game.
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The funeral Mass for Justice Scalia will be at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, in northeast Washington.
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But he kept chipping away at his code until it was immaculate, a labor-intensive process that filled him with unexpected joy.
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Like a good fam, Kris, Kourtney, Khloé and Kim came out for Khrissy's baby shower, which was an immaculate Kardashian-style blowout.
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And the Airbnb was immaculate, chic, centrally located, well appointed with everything you could need, and very convenient with a keypad entry.
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I nab a water and a Fanta at 7-Eleven in the train station, which by the way are IMMACULATE in Denmark.
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Ironically, some of the most standout cars of the show weren't brand new cars, rather the immaculate examples of automakers' previous successes.
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It was in immaculate condition, and apart from the well-reported issues about Apple's butterfly keyboards, my Mac laptop is working perfectly.
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But describing the miraculousness of its birth with reverence usually reserved for the Immaculate Conception is little more than awards-season mythologizing.
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After scrolling through her feed, I noticed several women of color — and in all the photos, their brows looked immaculate and natural.
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"Rescue Me" is a solid Madonna track; it's just not as iconic, celebrated or important as every track on The Immaculate Collection.
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WATCH THIS: Queer Eye's Bobby Berk Brings PEOPLE Inside His Immaculate Los Angeles Loft Elsewhere, the furnishings hit a more sentimental note.
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Maria Pollia — a teacher at Immaculate Heart, Meghan's high school— explains to PEOPLE that the future royal was "troubled" by the ad.
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Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, attended Saturday's funeral at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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It is set in immaculate playing fields, a ten minute stroll from the centre of Wells, the smallest city in the country.
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All of the things that Fury Road does through immaculate action direction, dialogue, and cinematography is happening automatically, without pressure, in Convoy.
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Her fair hair was brushed in an immaculate shape, her flowered dress suitable for Cheltenham; a large handbag was on her arm.
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All three are members of the Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regulars, Province of the Immaculate Conception, which is based in Blair County.
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Their well-honed collaboration here sounded immaculate and spontaneous, Mr. Ma's silken tone and Mr. Ax's limpid touch meshing to elegant effect.
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Kathryn Tracy Farley and Richard Jay Lipton were married June 4 at the Catholic Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Atlanta. Msgr.
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Visually, The Girlfriend Experience was immaculate, but it's not surprising that a show about beautiful people in beautiful hotel rooms would be.
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The logic of the latter would be this: Like Attorney General Sessions, Trump won't fire Tillerson; instead he wants an immaculate resignation.
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At Banter, however, the foosball players who gather on Thursday nights regularly replace broken parts and oil joints, insuring an immaculate shrine.
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Also known as the Jaguar XKE or Jaguar V-12; immaculate models fetch prices at over a quarter of a million dollars.
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The lush and immaculate tableaus served up by NBC and other broadcasters are like faces that have been tastefully daubed in makeup.
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Photos of just about everywhere I went and just about everything I saw, from sprawling fields to immaculate statues to impressive palaces.
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Her having Ramsay's baby would be a nightmare on TV, not to mention an immaculate conception in the realm of the books.
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Charlotte Anna Peak and William Carl Duncan were married July 20 at the Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Chapel in East Brewster, Mass.
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Saenredam depicted, with what would seem to be immaculate exactitude, the interior of the Nieuwe Kerk, a Protestant Reformed Church, in Haarlem.
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Soderbergh contests that critical ire should be reserved for "actual filmmaking incompetence," something that the immaculate Ocean's Twelve is never guilty of.
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The immaculate surfaces of McMakin's generic tables and chairs might bring to mind another artist who lived near San Diego, John McLaughlin.
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So, Anna's dress and makeup removed, we headed to Castaway Cay, where we had lunch and camped out on the immaculate beach.
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While an entire book on the subject of women's companionship signals progress, Schaefer's portrayal of these attachments as immaculate undermines her case.
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Don't get me wrong: A Star Is Born is nearly immaculate, and at two hours and 14 minutes, it's already long enough.
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As Cuomo -- a good Italian Catholic boy -- rightly points out, the Immaculate Conception has nothing to do with the birth of Jesus.
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You may end a meal with an immaculate leche flan or a lush shake of ube (purple yam) and chewy tapioca pearls.
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Why can't they be like the Confederate Section of Oakwood or Hollywood Cemetery, the immaculate burial ground of thousands of Confederate soldiers?
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This time three immaculate half shells arrived on a smoldering bed of hot rocks, their glistening flesh bubbling in butter and oregano.
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Or all the other black women who raised their families, swept the sidewalk immaculate each day and served as the neighborhood watch.
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On Wednesday, this immaculate 1971 Datsun 240Z sold for $310,000 on Bring a Trailer, shattering the site's previous record for the model.
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Under a gorgeous autumn sun and soft breeze, neither side could establish an early lead at the immaculate Golf National, outside Paris.
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It featured a portrait of Villanueva himself, in an immaculate white suit that matched the snow that had blanketed the makeshift shrine.
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Bungy wrestles the man to the ground with ease, in one, swift, graceful movement, an immaculate flooring if there ever was one.
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Vice President Joe Biden is planning to attend the funeral in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Saturday.
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The women renamed themselves the California Institute of the Sisters of the Most Holy and Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Remember when TV couples slept in twin beds and everyone pretty much assumed that Little Ricky was the product of some immaculate conception?
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The immaculate Galleria Lorcan O'Neill was opening River Avon Mud, a solo show devoted to Richard Long, on the evening I visited it.
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Inside her purse was almost $1000, the station reports, as she had visited the bank before driving to St. Mary-Immaculate Conception Cemetery.
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At the 2018 "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" Met Gala, Madonna turned to Gaultier to create her "Immaculate Goth Queen" look.
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Derry Girls follows a group of fifth-year students at Our Lady Immaculate College as they navigate the delicate inner workings of teenhood.
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Oh man, what: you've come downstairs on Saturday morning and the kitchen is fucking immaculate and someone's baked and iced an entire cake?
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The combination of these factors has spawned some truly immaculate work, made with a real attention to image making and movement in particular.
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The camera itself scored an unprecedented DxO Score of 98, according to Google, meaning that the photos should look immaculate regardless of conditions.
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Attorney Thomas Farrell, who represents friars from the Province of the Immaculate Conception, said he was "deeply saddened" by news of the charges.
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Last month, a Queens woman invoked the city and state guidelines in a lawsuit brought against Immaculate Conception Catholic Academy of Jamaica, Queens.
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He has detractors who believe that he is a criminal, or a maniac, or both, and supporters who consider him an immaculate revolutionary.
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Scrolling through the millions of photos showing people with immaculate complexions on Instagram, it's all too easy to lose sight of what's real.
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He was, in their minds, a wondrous wildflower blooming in the dirt, an immaculate, unschooled talent they were pleased to nurture and protect.
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Sylvan was a singer of immaculate taste and acute expressivity; Orliński's performance, charged with emotion and unerringly graceful, was a worthy tribute. ♦
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I ordered the Signature by Levi Strauss & Co. Gold Label skinny jeans in the color "Immaculate" for $24.99, not including taxes and fees.
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Working with other scientists from U.S.C., the two men built a prototype wave tank, modelling the long, powerful, immaculate wave that Slater imagined.
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The store itself is immaculate, awash in ornate gowns made with delicate lace, chiffon, tulle, and silk in hues of cream and ivory.
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It's an immaculate setup, largely because ordinary American high school students already conduct their lives according to the conventions of true-crime documentaries.
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Parts of the country that made the cut include charming coastal towns with multicoloured houses, plush lakeside resorts, and islands with immaculate beaches.
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None of the bonbons were as immaculate as Ms. Coppel's, with their even, delicate shells and pristine shiny tops, but they were beautiful.
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And immaculate cylinders of lumpiang Shanghai, often compared to Chinese spring rolls but more slender and delicate, their crispy skins like gilded air.
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"Football is no longer just mid-August through late October," said Ryan Horan, the athletic director at Immaculate Conception High School in Montclair.
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Edlyn Rosanne Yuen and Jordan Christopher Pisarcik were married July 7 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Montclair, N.J. The Rev.
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His grandson, Matthew W. Lazenby, who now leads the company, said Mr. Whitman had worked diligently to keep the Lincoln Road building immaculate.
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Part of what keeps even the most heavily-trafficked rail cars in immaculate condition is the general aversion to eating while on trains.
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She was immaculate in black and red, sporting one of the graphic T-shirts she favors because they get a reaction from people.
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Although the covers were a little wilted, the spines were uncracked and the pages immaculate—telltale signs of 50 years of infrequent use.
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Kardashian first showed off an immaculate pantry, a shop-display-like array of identical glass receptacles topped with what look like marble lids.
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Mass has been held in the Immaculate Conception for the first time in two years and Christians are visiting to see what remains.
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Caitlin O'Donnell Tormey and Michael Gene Mongiardini were married June 8 at Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church in Sleepy Hollow N.Y. The Rev.
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Yet his temperamental faults in fact soil what might otherwise amount to an immaculate beauty, and not simply by outweighing or overwhelming it.
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Damn is stuttered with references to Christianity, exploring ideas like immaculate conception, prayer, and the apocalypse, alongside stories of major moments in Kendrick's life.
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Around the same time, I saw another one of Giampiero's live performances appear in its entirety on YouTube, with immaculate audio and video production.
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According to Brenneisen, ghost producers played a large role in her immaculate stage present by creating the music she passed off as her own.
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Smerz released their debut track "Because" earlier this year, and damn, it arrived so fully formed it was though we had witnessed immaculate conception.
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On the surface, its technical execution is so precise and immaculate that it's hard to notice the film's greatest achievement hiding underneath: the screenplay.
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So it's an important part of Madonna history, but perhaps not one of the first tracks anyone thinks of when they recall Immaculate Collection.
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On earlier Junior Boys records, Greenspan would put together immaculate, precise songs like "In the Morning" and "Banana Ripple" by slowly, painfully tweaking them.
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Adele's makeup artist Michael Ashton has finally revealed the secret to her immaculate eyeliner — and her perfect face in general — with a video tutorial.
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The commission postponed until June 28 a vote on designating Immaculate Conception Church in the Melrose neighborhood of the South Bronx, Ms. Olivo said.
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The feat, referred to as an immaculate inning, was the second one in Rockies history and the first time it happened at Coors Field.
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Either doesn't believe what you and other folks are publishing, or knows that it's true and doesn't care, and Facebook could be completely immaculate.
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In fact, the immaculate rows of clapboard houses and manicured flower beds look more like something you'd see on the east coast of America.
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Into the middle burst Mr. Miller, in immaculate white high-tops, and Mr. Washington's uncle, Dasean Miller, who wore a heavy, pearl-lined jacket.
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The owners spent three years renovating this 19th-century house before opening to the public in 2015, and their attention to detail is immaculate.
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His pedigree is immaculate: he's the son of Dos Caras, a legendary luchador, and the nephew of Mil Mascaras, an even more legendary luchador.
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And whatever instincts he had—while suspended seemingly frozen in midair—were immaculate, as the ball drifted gracefully through the back of the net.
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The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church is part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange, which is the seventh-largest diocese in the country.
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What the suits here lack in imagination they make up for in touch: The fabrics are lavish, the construction immaculate, if slightly old-fashioned.
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Yours truly, Ursula K. Le Guin You can check out Le Guin's immaculate signature, plus more from More Letters of Note, at the Guardian.
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He liked to look at the big houses as he pedaled, with their lush lawns that his father and other immigrant landscapers kept immaculate.
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Your graceful writing beckons, your immaculate historical research illuminates, your recipes are ones I will be cooking at the holidays for years to come.
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"But I can't pretend there was sort of an immaculate conception here where Mr. Avenatti suddenly became this incredibly public lawyer magically," Gardephe said.
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There were willow trees, summer houses, immaculate sun-drenched lawns, water-meadows where cattle stood hock-deep in the river, dazed by the heat.
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Elsewhere, on "Holy Terrain," her voice sounds stronger, tighter: "I'm blue when the moon hits my skin right," she intones over immaculate, spidery production.
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There, you'll find the whitewashed Immaculate Conception Church, originally built in 1600, with zigzag steps modeled after Bom Jesus do Monte in Braga, Portugal.
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Challenging the Church hierarchy Following the recommendations of the Second Vatican Council, the Immaculate Heart Sisters decided to review and renew their religious life.
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Robot Taxi plans to take on Japan's famously immaculate cabs in urban centres and remote, rural towns where public transport for elderly residents is limited.
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Balad Air Base, Iraq (CNN)With his immaculate flight suit and perfect American accent, Major "Face" Hama looks every inch the U.S. "Top Gun" pilot.
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What's more, Fissure's hero pool isn't immaculate, as his Orisa and Wrecking Ball are at a middling level compared to the rest of the field.
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Tiffany Haddish isn't just the MTV Movie & TV Awards' first black female host, she's also the first woman to have an immaculate conception on television!
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Both schools of my youth seemed just as racially diverse as the private United Nations school nestled in the neighborhood, somewhere between Immaculate and 131.
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It is Valentine's Day, and you're doing what makes the most sense — sitting very still in your immaculate apartment, waiting for the doorbell to ring.
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Whether it's eye-catching shuffles or immaculate two-card moves that look more like levitation than card tricks, Mueller knows his way around a deck.
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The property has been owned by the Sisters of the Most Holy and Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary for more than 40 years.
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I wonder who is the deranged mind who came up with the idea of the 'immaculate conception,' procreating without the sin of a sexual act.
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She wore a halo of gold reminiscent of Pacheco's 1621 Immaculate Conception painting of the virgin Mary, surrounded by dancers wearing halos of their own.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Immaculate in a gray woolen suit, 26-year-old Christopher Linares settles into a chair in his office near Buckingham Palace.
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Tuesday's game could have been a symphony of hoops minutiae, all timed pin-downs and immaculate rotations—math-y, maybe, but a delight for connoisseurs.
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After attending St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, he was ordained in 1956 and joined his first parish, Immaculate Conception, in Irvington, N.Y., in Westchester County.
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Currently on exhibition in Mmuseumm's fifth season: chintzy Trump-branded paraphernalia; artifacts left by immigrants at the US-Mexico border; immaculate replicas of ISIS currency.
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Erin and Orla go to the same Catholic girls' school, Our Lady Immaculate, as the other two girls in their friend group, Michelle and Clare.
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Instead, we get gentle unlacings, or the freeing of hooks and eyes, and the camera moves sedately, as if afraid of breakages, through immaculate rooms.
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The smoke-shrouded staging, directed by the performance auteur Vanessa Beecroft, a longtime West collaborator, only intermittently clarified matters or offered her characteristic immaculate polish.
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Their fear was that Manfred, with his crisp suits and immaculate presentation, could come across as arrogant — a bureaucrat who enjoyed golf more than baseball.
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The "Immaculate Reception" gave the Steelers their first postseason win in 25 years, and two years later Pittsburgh won the first of six Super Bowls.
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Listen to how Furtwängler handles the flood of themes near the end, like a party scene out of Breughel, every detail immaculate within the chaos.
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With an important Communist Party congress coming in the fall, the local authorities have an added incentive to make the city orderly, if not immaculate.
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This morning at approximately 9:15, there was an incident involving a single suspect at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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There are shrines to various touchstones of Augusta National lore and a vast, immaculate store that sells Masters merchandise, one of several on the grounds.
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The 1990 original is immaculate, start to finish—one of the only Christmas movies you can watch a thousand times and never get sick of.
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"He felt like he truly made it when he could have all of his 300 pairs of immaculate collectible Air Jordans on display," says Adzem.
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When the investigators finally examined the crime scene for genetic material or other evidence, the reports notes, the Turkish detectives reported finding it suspiciously immaculate.
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And, of course, there's commerce, from rising rents to the escalating prices of what looks good on a big, immaculate wall — the "post-easel" picture.
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Julius, radioman second class like his brother, is being buried with full military honors at the cemetery, an immaculate field of crosses and stars of David.
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He did so by sculpting immaculate statues that resembled some of the most precious Assyrian artifacts in Nimrud and other ancient areas in and around Mosul.
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The beloved funny-woman already had an uncanny resemblance to the vice presidential hopeful and her immaculate take on Palin's mannerisms took it over the edge.
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Sale also threw an immaculate inning — striking out three batters in an inning on nine total pitches — for the second time in less than a month.
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"Stan was very active and did an immaculate job taking care of himself and taking care of the equipment used to keep him alive," Haft said.
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And it's apparent that, for the construction of these immaculate forms, the artist benefited greatly from the gifts of Mexican artisans and their generations of knowledge.
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The icon graced everyone's Instagram timeline with a colorful but ethereal shot that saw her on her knees, cradling her stomach before an immaculate floral arrangement.
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It goes on to show everyone who might find peace with the "cushion-tailed therapy robot": young people living alone in immaculate apartments, children, the elderly.
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As he lands, Dudley stumbles and Shaq, who is an IMMACULATE asshole, plants two hands right in Dudley's chest and sends him flying into the hardwood.
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Perhaps the most fascinating chapter in the book of Madonnology (so far), "Justify My Love" was not an existing hit when The Immaculate Collection was released.
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Our country is right now perceived as weak … as being spit on by the rest of the world... Trump isn't the result of an immaculate conception.
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All we want is to recreate Kat (Julia Stiles) and Patrick's (Heath Ledger) immaculate kiss on the hay — and to throw balls of paint around, obviously.
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One of Bazley's would-be teammates, Jalen Carey, a 6-foot-3 guard from Immaculate Conception in Montclair, N.J., said he was stunned by the decision.
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The Kaung Kha militia's immaculate and expansive new headquarters sits on a plateau nestled between the steep green hills of the jagged Loi Sam Sip range.
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In the multi-part installation a "A Gourmet Experience" (1974), a long, rectangular table is set for a banquet, complete with immaculate china and table settings.
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Stare long enough into the immaculate, minimalist symmetry of that pair of USB-C ports, and you too might perceive the alluring future of personal computers.
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I toured one of Kentucky's most legendary horse farms, where horses live in immaculate barns, security teams sweep the grounds at night, and Secretariat is buried.
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Mr. Legend, typically unctuous, was immaculate here, exuding confident calm behind his piano in front of a crowd that had just been shrieking for Mr. West.
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Those on view include the sculpture and installation artist Immaculate Mali, the minimalist Berlin artist Wolf von Kries and Bogosi Sekhukhuni, who makes light art. kampalabiennale.
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Bonchon's fried chicken was like candy: The skin's crisp was immaculate, the sauce was well-rounded and flavorful, and the meat slid right off the bone.
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Sure, my single mom and I did laundry, vacuumed, and washed dishes, but in our small two-bedroom apartment, things were more often haphazard than immaculate.
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Of the dozens upon dozens of finished buildings Hadid has created, why not choose her never-to-be stadium to immortalize in an immaculate, gleaming visual?
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The riders will pedal along empty sandy beaches, fjords, Viking ruins, fortresses defending immaculate medieval towns, and the burial grounds known as the birthplace of Denmark.
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She traces it back to various deaths (a cat, a friend, a grandfather) and the "six seamless years of immaculate misery" we all face during adolescence.
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I've spent three decades pointing out the fallacy of the doctrine of immaculate transfer – the notion that international flows of capital translate directly into trade imbalances.
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To him, as to Astaire, the musical was an immaculate conception, whereas to Demy, and now to Chazelle, it is born of mortal frailties and thoughts.
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LaQuan Smith, the namesake ready-to-wear label of a 31-year-old Queens native, is known for its structured pieces, immaculate fabrics, and bold colors.
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TUYA'S COLLECTION of bongs occupies an entire bookshelf in her immaculate little flat, though she does not smoke marijuana—she just likes the way they look.
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"We sisters clamor for the Achuar deacons to be ordained," said Maruja Escalante, a nun with the Missionaries of Mary Immaculate and Catherine of Siena order.
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But among those looking for personal and social transformation, the unlikeliest seekers may have been a small community of Roman Catholic religious: the Immaculate Heart Sisters.
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A new vision By the start of 1970, many of the Immaculate Heart sisters had decided to renounce their vows and reorganize as a lay community.
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His paintings are peopled by waif-like barefoot seamstresses and peasant-woman workers; out of the windows of his immaculate workshops, brightly-coloured cows benevolently wander by.
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At 24.6, Alvarez told his parents, "without warning," that he was enrolling in the US Marine Corps, Lugo recalled at the packed Immaculate Conception Church in Queens.
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Nilsson's voice is at its loveliest here, and he layers his own singing into lush, immaculate choirs of self-harmony, giving the album an almost celestial glow.
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Orange Is the New Black, a show about people serving time, has never espoused the idea that one has to have an immaculate record to be loved.
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Snyder Urman said this immaculate conception of sorts sparked Jane's desire to "interrogate what was so important to her" about staying a virgin before she got married.
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It does have Ive saying, "Each case is hand polished to an immaculate degree by highly-skilled jewelry artisans," which is just an astounding series of words.
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Developers for the video game Assassin's Creed also produced immaculate renderings of the cathedral for their Paris entry, subtitled Unity, which was set during the French Revolution.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder put together an immaculate performance in the series opener and look to outclass Dallas again when they host the visiting Mavericks on Monday.
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The Appraisal 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary have served others across the world for more than a century.
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The Galaxy Fold is undoubtedly an impressive piece of tech, but it hasn't been perfected, and to expect immaculate performance out the gate is a bit unrealistic.
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Side Street The bronze doors of Immaculate Conception Church are always open during the day, a welcoming gesture to the surrounding Melrose neighborhood in the South Bronx.
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And, with Queen Bey set to headline in 2018, Tollett had an early shot at finally coming up with the immaculate lineup he had always dreamed of.
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Be it through the lyrics or the immaculate production of Benny and Björn, there was a gravity underneath all of the slick production and disco-friendly rhythms.
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Their restaurants are stereotyped for their immaculate cleanliness—a product of a religious commitment to hygiene and an avoidance of certain vices like cigarettes, alcohol, and gambling.
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Related: Watching Candy Melt in Reverse to Classical Music Is the Best Rainbow-Schmeared Unicorn Toast Brings Whimsy to Breakfast Behold, The Most Immaculate Gingerbread House Ever
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Like his place in Minneapolis and his Macalester office, his Brooklyn apartment is crowded but immaculate, an oasis of rock posters and art prints and fiddlehead ferns.
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She spoke, with immaculate assurance, of a day when it might be on everyone's bathroom counter: a time saver, a money saver and quite possibly a lifesaver.
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The immaculate cleanliness that Turner works so hard to maintain is sullied almost immediately by gallons of drool as a happy Hooch gives himself a good shake.
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Cooking shows are a special kind of magic: Soothing shots of frosting being piped on immaculate cakes just do something for the psyche that isn't easily replicated.
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"Armel sailed an immaculate race, and the rate of progression in these boats is extraordinary," said Mike Golding, a Briton who has raced in four Vendée Globes.
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Langford, on the other hand, has been in on this immaculate mystery since its infancy and she just knew she had to be a part of it.
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The only rupture in Beyoncé's immaculate personal narrative control came in 22009, when elevator surveillance footage of Beyoncé's sister, Solange, attacking Jay-Z was leaked to TMZ.
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At a regular Sunday Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, a priest led worshipers in reciting a prayer for victims of abuse.
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You'll find yourself harassed by projectiles from every conceivable angle, knowing full well that you have to dodge each one with immaculate timing and positioning to survive.
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After running an immaculate punt return for 32 yards—where he nearly broke through the Cardinals special teams—Ginn picked up a reverse and finished the goddamn job.
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The rest of his assets — marvelous control of the ball, a huge hunger for the game and an immaculate awareness of where to position himself — were intact Saturday.
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Miss Fame, who is renowned for her immaculate makeup art, often speaks to that connection, and how creating a new exterior for oneself can spark an internal shift.
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Even those who have come the closest can't match the authenticity of a Martha Stewart piece of advice, given their websites' immaculate, commissioned layouts and roster of contributors.
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Her clothes don't have to be immaculate, her hair can be shaggy, her lyrics can be angry, and she's not sacrificing any power when she makes those choices.
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The Oscar winner took to Instagram to show off the presents under her Christmas tree and the immaculate packages will put your standard stick-on bow to shame.
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Sure, America has failed many times, and its own history is far from immaculate, but the words of a credible American president can help draw the moral lines.
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Conditions were grim in the town's public Immaculate Conception Hospital, where patients were stranded in leaky wards and most doctors had not been seen since before the storm.
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The world of zero waste is fronted by female influencers who DIY their beauty products, keep immaculate white-walled households, and grocery shop with pretty white net bags.
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The resulting pictures are long stretches of public space and the people inhabiting and walking through it, surrounded by glitchy but immaculate lines rendered by the scanner technology.
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Read more: I toured one of Kentucky's most legendary horse farms, where horses live in immaculate barns, security teams sweep the grounds at night, and Secretariat is buried.
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In the Immaculate Conception Hospital of the port town of Les Cayes, 19 people suspected of having cholera were hooked up to IVs and lay on hospital bedframes.
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Unless the folks who want to lead us discuss the reality of our massive debt problem during their campaigns, there will be no immaculate enlightenment on Inauguration Day.
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It covers the nation's capital, the Catholic University of America, and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, the largest Catholic church in North America.
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His career pitching record for Boston was 89-46, and that, combined with his immaculate postseason record, makes him one of the best pitchers in Red Sox history.
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But with the communist revolution turning into opulent capitalism, China's rich are now making sure the dinner party settings are immaculate and the wine is poured just right.
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A diocesan spokeswoman announced his death, at the Immaculate Conception Center in Douglaston, where he lived at the Bishop Mugavero Residence, named after his predecessor, Francis J. Mugavero.
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The Alpha Phi Alphas did a seated step routine that was so precise, so immaculate, that the audience broke into deafening cheers and applause before they'd even finished.
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Not surprisingly, Winfrey's desk is neat and immaculate and features reminders of her success, including one of her 18 Emmys and a photograph of her with Nelson Mandela.
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Michael Cragg, Popjustice Every element of "17 Days" is an immaculate conception, perfect proof of the power of art, a genuine testament to the notion of individual genius.
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Cabrera-Bello's immaculate putting saw the pair lead by one at the 18th tee but they failed to match Asia's birdie and had to settle for a half point.
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What feeds into the impressive craftsmanship of the pieces is the practice of passing on family traditions, adding to the immaculate and well-studied aesthetic of the bamboo practice.
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They're serious about the martini here, almost to the point of religious obsession, and bartender Craig Petrie is attempting to initiate me in the rites of an immaculate concoction.
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The Cheerio's owner earlier this year recorded a nearly $97 million impairment charge on its acquisition of Yoki snacks and seasonings, Mountain High yogurt and Immaculate Baking's cookie business.
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And anyone with an immaculate-looking home and smart wardrobe who also works full time, volunteers, and exercises was a lying liar, or wealthy and then it doesn't count.
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At her private Catholic school Immaculate Heart in Los Angeles, "she was popular with every single group," her former classmate Tiffany Gooden tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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She also openly confides special appreciation for the peace of the country's Notre-Dame-Immaculate Cathedral, going there often privately to lay flowers for Prince Rainier, Albert's late father.
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And then there's Daenerys, who completes her face-heel turn by abandoning her carefully laid plans and her tactically immaculate victory by deciding to spray King's Landing with fire.
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The fact is, this expectation of immaculate health for our political leadership is unrealistic and naïve -- an American obsession reflected in presidents' long history of sanitizing their medical conditions.
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On Sunday, shoppers, glassy-eyed from having gotten out of bed so early, spoke of the immaculate bathrooms, the tomatoes that never rot and the kindness of the staff.
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The only track on the entirety of The Immaculate Collection that the Donner wrote solely by herself, "Lucky Star" is the fourth single from the 13 self-titled album.
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As a result, the pen was immaculate, and the sheep even appeared freshly bathed themselves—cleaner and fluffier than most of the clouds that you see in polluted Seoul.
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From the outside, then, it's perhaps easy to see the sound J Hus presents in "Dem Boy Paigon" as one that materialised from some immaculate form of musical conception.
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Speaking to Variety, art director Hauke Richter pointed out that the reason this error had garnered so much attention is that Game of Thrones' production values are usually immaculate.
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It was hard to take eyes off Brittany Howard; with her immaculate white dress and powerful contralto voice, I can't imagine anyone not being swept away by her presence.
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Cruyff used to smoke throughout games in an effort to dispel his nerves, grey plumes sporadically emerging from the dugout as he sparked up another immaculate, white-filtered tab.
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The staff of seven taught her how to propagate plants and told her about the conservatory's glory days, when it had been kept immaculate by a staff of 20.
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Aux Merveilles de MarrakechIf you're in the market for rugs (or even if you're not), you'll appreciate this immaculate and well-stocked shop at the start of Souk City.
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Then on a yacht, staring bleakly out towards the Mallorcan sunset, his ponytail draped in an immaculate braid over his shaved head and secured with a small gold medallion.
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Even if you're not hosting for the holidays, few things feel better than leaving the mess of pots and pans behind to come home to your own immaculate kitchen.
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They live in immaculate barns where each stallion has its own spacious windowed stall with a personal fan, and an automated fly spray system keeps away the biting insects.
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Obama will not attend Scalia's funeral on Saturday at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, a decision that provoked criticism from some conservatives.
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He is intensely organized, with a plan for each hour: if you just do one small thing after another, he told me, you can create something immaculate and immense.
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Whenever your gaze is led down ranks of immaculate houses, from lawn to shining lawn, you brace yourself for a glimpse of the dark underbelly of middle-class America.
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It's about learning where to look and what to point the camera at, not about simply following the lines that have been drawn for you by immaculate level design.
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The immaculate arrangement of memorable items from the Netflix series Stranger Things contains recognizable Christmas lights, Eleven's box of Eggos and syrup, and multiple pairs of oversized 80s glasses.
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This was a chance to escape the winter doldrums and hide away inside the immaculate confines of a highly-rated hotel, which is exactly why you should consider it.
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And the dialogue is less than snappy, with Gio blaming his eye problems on "immaculate degenerate" (a corruption of macular degeneration) and Terry flinging around malapropisms of his own.
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The crucial point, however, is that for this to happen you have to have a large increase in the physical stock of capital - it's not an immaculate financial transaction.
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In the second of the series's six-episode seasons, the kids from Our Lady Immaculate scramble to get concert tickets and make plans for a prom — typical teenage business.
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A more common moment for the show is when Erin's mother won't let her wear a denim jacket to the school instead of the Our Lady Immaculate uniform blazer.
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After she died in 1986, her estate decided to donate all her artworks to the Immaculate Heart, which founded the Corita Art Center to archive Kent's hundreds of prints.
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After my tour of Scarsdale, it was clear why affluent families are drawn to its charming downtown area, top-rated schools, and immaculate, multimillion-dollar homes with large yards.
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Sporting her signature look of a smoky eye and chandelier diamond earrings, clad in immaculate black from head to toe, she proudly unveiled the name of her new employer.
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Its humble character, and perhaps even its less-than-immaculate appearance, reflects who Whitman was: the son of a carpenter with little education who exalted everyday people and places.
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She was wearing an immaculate white shawl, under which she had tightly wrapped her head with a bandanna — to ease the chronic headaches that keep her from sleeping peacefully.
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"To this day, I wouldn't step outside without being put together," said Ms. Romano, who for years wore suits to work and always looked immaculate, down to her makeup.
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Both parties can tell stories of fallen martyrs, like George W. Bush nominee Miguel Estrada or Obama nominee Goodwin Liu, whose immaculate résumés painted a target on their backs.
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In his Ray-Bans, blue blazer and immaculate white pants, which match the face of his Rolex Explorer II, Mr. Thor looks like the former television personality he is.
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