The city held forth the promise of both, in abundance.
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Apparently the show's third season will have it in abundance.
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That's where life exists as we know it in abundance.
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They will receive the graces they ask for in abundance.
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Elaborate picnics are set up with good food in abundance.
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Microsoft has proven that it has all three in abundance.
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What it had in abundance were immigrants of other ethnicities.
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Russia also has something that China needs in abundance – energy.
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Russian voters now have both apathy and cynicism in abundance.
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True to form, Kylie's preggo selfies are in abundance here.
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" Roger Ebert: "What [George Lucas] does have, in abundance, is exhilaration.
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Still, foreboding wasn't everywhere, with sensuality and flair also in abundance.
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It was found in abundance on the surface of certain cancers.
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Peppercorn bushes are in abundance, planted right alongside the fruit trees.
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But they got something else Mr. Trump has in abundance: notoriety.
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The same applies to other perishables that are stocked in abundance.
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All around the ruins, fish mint is in abundance and flowering.
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Future, "In Abundance": "In Abundance" is another transitional track, one bridging the gap between Future's January mixtape Purple Reign and his new album EVOL, which is premiering tonight on DJ Khaled's new Beats 1 radio show.
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It's that glorious time of the year when sales are in abundance.
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Philoxenia also encompasses a generosity of spirit, something Jessica had in abundance.
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I have love in abundance for this strong, sweet and honest man.
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Therefore their people turn to them and drink up waters in abundance.
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Either way you look at it, Los Angeles has it in abundance.
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"Food is helpful, but give it in abundance," Ms. Cunningham, 63, said.
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Goods that Algeria once produced in abundance, such as wheat, are now imported.
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Everything we lack, God has in abundance: compassion, sensitivity, patience and boundless love.
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If there's one thing you'll find in abundance at Disrupt Berlin, it's opportunity.
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Just imagine the day when self-driving vehicles are off-roading in abundance.
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As his work became increasingly complex, all these skills were evident in abundance.
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These bald-headed, long-short wearing protoplasms rule Glastonbury's camping grounds in abundance.
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I'm a sucker for a good simile, and she crafts them in abundance.
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It takes time, persistence and energy — qualities women have always had in abundance.
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"My Life as a Rat" has all three of these elements in abundance.
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Astronomers know such pairs exist in abundance, doomed someday for a fiery ending.
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Foods that are healthy to eat in abundance get a low point value.
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Like cranberries, blueberries thrive in acidic soils, which the Pinelands have in abundance.
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Giersch, another weed that grows in abundance, makes for an intriguing parsley substitute.
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We could all use more of that, and Sing Street has it in abundance.
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And questions they have in abundance: Who is the originator of machine-generated content?
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New contestants get added into the mix, which of course, brings drama in abundance.
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Sellers have been out in abundance, worried about the sharp rise in interest rates.
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It's a talent Klopp has in abundance, in stark contrast to his managerial predecessor.
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Created for the institution's bicentennial in 2000, the award was initially given in abundance.
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As for Louise, she worked down by the river, where unfortunate dwelt in abundance.
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If a pushchair can't offer safety in abundance, then it's really not worth your time.
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She advised the crowd to look to God, who has in abundance whatever we lack.
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This calls for a bit of creativity, a virtue not found in abundance in Europe.
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It was relatively easy to produce in abundance and didn't require a complicated refining process.
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Global supplies of lower-quality wheat are in abundance, but high-protein wheat is tight.
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Britain is a strong country, with a resilient people and energy and creativity in abundance.
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They say that jackfruit seeds, which are cheap and in abundance, could be the answer.
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None of it would work without solid acting, and the series has that in abundance.
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Both are extinct species of small cephalopod mollusks and are in abundance on Charmouth Beach.
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With colder temperatures and fewer hours of daylight, our energy is not always in abundance.
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"This suggests these species have increased in abundance following the evacuation of people," he added.
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The answers to those questions, which many women gave in abundance, appear to have been irrelevant.
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It will require dogged strength, which he has in abundance, and humility—which, equally, he lacks.
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Those are the Star Wars signifiers that matter to me, and they're all here in abundance.
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The biggest threats to DNA's integrity are heat, humidity, and bacteria, which tubs have in abundance.
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It's a methodical, attrition-based approach that takes time, which Egyptians apparently don't have in abundance.
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Basically it comes down to the ingredients: sugar, salt, and fat, which pizza has in abundance.
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Compared to other species of bumblebee, American bumblebees have decreased in abundance in Canada by 89%.
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The one thing we have in abundance when it comes to Mass Effect: Andromeda is trailers.
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Some studies have blamed toxins in lychees, a fruit grown in abundance in orchards around Muzaffarpur.
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"There are FPSOs, for example, in abundance coming out of Brazil at the moment," she said.
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What appears in abundance, as you might gather from the title, are beasts — albeit symbolic ones.
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Cardi's co-star Keke Palmer also told Refinery29 that body shimmer was in abundance on set.
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Whether or not we want people to stay the same, time will bring change in abundance.
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Water ice is particularly tantalizing to space explorers, especially if it's found in abundance on the Moon.
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Appropriately, the paranormal chat is planned for the night before Halloween ... so spirits should be in abundance.
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Brazil now produces gas in abundance as a by-product of pumping oil from its offshore wells.
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The workers for this industrial advance could be found in abundance on the farms, the Soviets believed.
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Part of being a really successful kicker is having mental toughness, and he's got that in abundance.
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Bang & Olufsen delivers bass and power in abundance, ensuring that you're never let down when it matters.
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Kiso 5639 is a rare, nearby example of elongated galaxies seen in abundance in the early universe.
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Negotiate in a bloc that includes Spain, which produces the nuts in abundance, and things get complicated.
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The Golovkin jab was a constant, but the Golovkin flicking right straight was also present in abundance.
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If there's one thing Game Of Thrones has in abundance, it's handsome British men with brown hair.
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Again, we hope that the rain will come in abundance, reviving the land and reducing the fires.
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"I don't have energy in abundance," he said in an interview before this month's Brazilian Grand Prix.
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"The W.E.F. reveres power and the president of the United States has that in abundance," he said.
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But literature has had its share of women heroes in abundance: Jane Eyre, Hester Prynne, Katniss Everdeen.
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Whiteboards appeared in abundance in every Facebook office, and employees couldn't survive without excellent dry-eraser skills.
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The eggs showed up in abundance, as though by magic, and eating them all became a chore.
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He has all of Suarez's worst traits in abundance, with a few more thrown in for good measure.
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But at the more partisan event two hours later in Manchester, conservative red meat was in abundance too.
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The birds had gone to roost for the 'night' and all the tropical frogs were chirping in abundance.
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That something is in abundance in a lyrical and moving memoir from a new debut author, Ruth Fitzmaurice.
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My case for guarded optimism rests on one quality the transatlantic alliance has always displayed in abundance: resilience.
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Whereas Jakarta lacks greenery, Palangkaraya has it in abundance: the city is in the middle of the jungle.
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Even better, a technology that revolves around a resource which Japan has in abundance buried under the ocean.
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The counterfeit apps have popped up in abundance in Apple's App Store in recent weeks, writes Vindu Goel.
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Indeed, controversy and mockery have trailed Trump in abundance during his first 100 days in the White House.
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Speaking to coach Joginder Liddar, the sense of optimism and enthusiasm around the club is apparent in abundance.
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The Scalesia, a giant daisy tree, is in abundance; there's about 4,000 of them on the farm now.
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But karaoke spots can also be found in abundance in the activity's lesser-known cultural home: Helsinki, Finland.
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These are critical components for a permanent human presence, and they already reside on the moon in abundance.
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These visits prompt the same question: How can we spread the civic mind-set they have in abundance?
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As for the movement, "Attractor" has twitching and flailing in abundance, but those do not a ritual make.
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After online searches, he decided it wasn't super technical but needed cheap labor, something Henan has in abundance.
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Now, Saudi Arabia is trying to tie its future to another natural resource it has in abundance: sunlight.
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Mosquitoes were in abundance, but there was enough of a breeze off the lake to keep them tolerable.
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And for the caviar substitute, add delicate pinky-orange trout roe, glistening like pearls, and used in abundance.
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Self-awareness is the foundation of emotional intelligence, a skill that 90% of top performing leaders possess in abundance.
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I think the worst times bring out the best in people and we're seeing it in abundance right now.
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And the human body is known to crave salt, sugar, and fat—all of which Cheetos have in abundance.
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Trump is smart enough to know what he lacks — substance — and to know what he possesses in abundance — insolence.
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Such help is available in abundance at Perimeter, and available anywhere to any suitably senior politician who wants it.
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Turning lack of sophistication into a virtue is a skill that the filmmaking hyphenate Matt Johnson has in abundance.
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Deep down inside, you're jealous and secretly desire the fame and fortune that people seem to have in abundance.
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In my experience, towns of the singular — one market, one intersection — tend to produce a few things in abundance.
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Ms. Lawrence noted that Mr. Picard believed in "abundance," and doesn't want diners to have to reach for anything.
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They have given him humiliating headlines to go along with the mortifying ones that he already had in abundance.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Nuts come in from Iran and fresh fruit from Pakistan, even though Afghanistan grows both in abundance.
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You'll see birds in abundance — great blue herons, egrets and osprey, to name a few, feed and nest there.
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I never would have imagined we would find all of those on, or inside of, Pluto — and in abundance.
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He and his wife, Farah, have a young daughter, Aya, whose photos appear in abundance on his Facebook page.
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Contentious opinions and loud, shouty statements about what's wrong with the world are two things Fox News offers in abundance.
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Carry some citrine to keep away bad vibes and draw in abundance— healing around a financial situation could come today.
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It's a good trick used by the most persuasive candidates and salespeople, and it's one Bill Clinton had in abundance.
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Those quick answers are out there in abundance, but take the time to read some documentation and watch some videos.
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Singer uses some 150 parts suppliers, many of them in California, where vintage restoration and fabrication companies are in abundance.
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Many people can rattle off the names of the most popular vitamins and the foods that contain them in abundance.
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Presenilin-1 increases accumulation of amyloid, which was present in abundance in the brain of the woman in the study.
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Like Osaka, Sabalenka has easy power in abundance and a potent first serve along with a more vicious second serve.
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Consequently, cleaning supplies, which are currently in high demand, may not be something that low-income families have in abundance.
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Plants, animals, and machines were in abundance, and I felt like I wasn't really doing extra work for better gear.
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That, he noted, is a luxury the senior team has in abundance now that it won't be going to Russia.
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Despite the rise, gains were trimmed after U.S. stocks started to fall, with concerns about global growth still in abundance.
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Farmers In Hanyuan County, China, pear and apple trees litter the landscape in abundance, but the buzzing of bees is uncommon.
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"I have love in abundance for this strong, sweet and honest man," added the singer, who headlined the festival in 2016.
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"They are frightened, confused and desperately need to be cared for and loved but they will return that love in abundance."
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To "rabbit" also means to talk, something that would be required in abundance as Germany transitioned from two nations into one.
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Experts in assessing character generally look for some traits such as autonomy and life purpose that Trump clearly possesses in abundance.
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It can be produced by using organic waste, such that from fisheries and forestry, which the Nordic region has in abundance.
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Plutonium-2275 was once produced in abundance in the US as a byproduct of the production of weapons-grade plutonium-2383.
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The music video for the Fifty Shades Darker song "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" has all of the above in abundance.
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Legalizing pot means that local growers are now able to grow all different types of strains of marijuana and in abundance.
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Meeting the ambitious carbon reduction goals laid out in Paris last December will require two things in abundance: innovation and collaboration.
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It is what contemporary adhocracy appears to lack, and what projects such as the postwar civil-rights movement had in abundance.
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Cohen's natural inclination is toward a loquacious, storytelling largesse, but each of his sentences is also a micro-adventure in abundance.
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If you like star power, you'll find it here, and if you like weird, you'll find that in abundance as well.
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If you're missing either of those two things, or if you don't have them in abundance, things won't work out well.
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As ever, there are ideas in abundance: the relationship between composer and performer, between composition and performance, between soloist and collaborator.
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As flowers cultivated in the bulb fields start to pass peak flowering, wildflowers in the dunes begin to bloom in abundance.
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Right now, with summer fruit in abundance, it would seem pie season is upon us — unless pie-making seems too fussy.
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But to walk among the gunnera in abundance, amid mountains untouched by human hands, felt like stepping into a time machine.
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But this proves nothing: malignant cells consume in abundance not only carbohydrates like glucose and fructose but other nutrients, like vitamins.
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Phosphorus builds up on the walls of these pathways as the stars release radiation, and phosphorus monoxide is created in abundance.
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Courage: McCain demonstrated it in abundance, from his Vietnam war service in his youth to his final battle with brain cancer.
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Aid officials say all the needed food and water exist on this planet in abundance — even within these hard-hit countries.
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In this relentless world of Ms. Miller's making, expression may be in abundance, but there's too little to bind it together.
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Both opponents were aggressive base liners, with power in abundance, and they took the initiative against the more defensive-minded Wozniacki.
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The gene Zayner was about to put into his skin cells sometimes occurs in abundance in dark moles that can become cancerous.
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"Age is a very good thing if you have a good head and experience, and this we have in abundance," he said.
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The most important resources are available in abundance, which makes survival more a thing you have to do than an actual challenge.
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Similarly, hoard all of your crafting parts — which can be found in abundance — and use them to make even more Multi-Tools.
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Methanol is produced from natural gas, which Alberta has in abundance and that producers sell at some of the world's lowest prices.
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Japan is no longer primary supply-constrained — it is first to experience growth in abundance — in pictures, the downward-sloping time-track.
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Where markers of decline are present in abundance, our diplomats send back warnings of potential instability or violent political change to Washington.
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"Hard to imagine someone doesn't know, you know, that some bed bugs are crawling all over them, certainly in abundance," he said.
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"Everything we fight over — whether it's land or it's fresh water, whether it is energy — is in abundance in space," he said.
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"The downstream investments that we're looking at will occur because the resources are here and we have ethane in abundance," Brinley says.
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What I think is so often mistaken for that stuff is big, sincere, high-drama feeling, which the film has in abundance.
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Earth's early chemistry, before oxygen became present in abundance billions of years ago, may have been similar to the deep subsurface biosphere.
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I was very outraged (to their embarrassment) whenever I found out they were at parties where drinking and drugs were in abundance.
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Geopolitical risks are now in abundance in oil-producing nations, particularly at the center of global oil production — the Persian/Arabian Gulf.
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Update large outside gas line breach 1200 block Half St SE. #DCsBravest evacuated several adjacent hi-rise buildings in abundance of caution.
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In the age of YouTube, such scenarios are hardly new revelations, as these kinds of fight videos surface often and in abundance.
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Many suspect that the group, which seems to have petrol, weapons and ammunition in abundance, is backed by one of Congo's meddlesome neighbours.
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With robusta supplies continuing to be scarce while arabica remains in abundance, analysts expect the price difference between the two beans to narrow.
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And the John Hughes-curated soundtrack of a film, inspired by the Psychedelic Furs song of the same name, provided it in abundance.
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"The technique, which we call 'opening,' is an explosion caused by the oil we pour in abundance on the paint," Blanchard tells Creators.
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Humanity was saved by breakthroughs in the development of fusion energy, which requires Helium-3 — an isotope found in abundance on the Moon.
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The icy materials inside of Sputnik Planum are thought to be made mostly of frozen nitrogen, which is found in abundance across Pluto.
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Mycelia are basically the 'roots' of many fungi and feed on cellulose, which is found in abundance in the pages of a book.
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Last month, however, Malcolm Turnbull's conservative government said that it may restrict exports on another commodity that Australia holds in abundance underground: gas.
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Dementias are also associated with the disinhibition or emotions and impulses, and coarsening of personality traits, which President Trump has demonstrated in abundance.
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But one thing I had in abundance that year was time, so I sent off the reply postcard, saying that I would attend.
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Having the means certainly helps (her husband, Herbert S. Wagner III, is a financier) but what Ms. Wagner has in abundance is focus.
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States that weren't home to the pollen-producing plants and trees will soon see them in abundance, exposing whole new populations to pollen.
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They can also be observed deftly picking off beetles or grasshoppers from the grass when they are in abundance in sunny summer fields.
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Not only is natural gas a cleaner burning fossil fuel, but it's in abundance in the United States thanks to the shale revolution.
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Mourinho's ability to marshal his players into a dynamic defensive unit was crucial to their success, while his tactical flexibility was apparent in abundance.
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Monetarily, obviously, we cannot compete with the likes of Japan or Indonesia or most of our Asian counterparts, but passion is here in abundance.
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Found in abundance in both animals and plants, the molecule is responsible for carrying oxygen in living organisms and giving blood its red color.
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Overall, we have found similar patterns of declines in abundance and diversity of birds, although some species are more sensitive to radiation than others.
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Europeans began to settle Ghana in 12013, and Accra became a major trade city for the Danish, Dutch and English, with gold in abundance.
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There is also deft editing, artful camerawork and effective music in abundance; Mr. Ehrlich ("Magic Camp"), an Emmy-winning documentarian, clearly knows his craft.
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Ribosomes are among the smallest of structures within a cell, but what they lack in size they make up for in abundance and consequence.
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Sweet, meaty sea scallops are best in winter, and like many other luxury foods, they tend to appear in abundance during the holiday season.
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Removing a pearl from an oyster requires deftness and a keen eye, both of which Mr. Fardan's grandfather was reputed to have in abundance.
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In Australia, a prime minister was kicked out of office because he wanted to reduce the use of coal, which Australia produces in abundance.
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So far the storm is expected to be relatively long-lived and will have all of the traits of Katrina and Matthew in abundance.
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Food grew in abundance under glass-domed orchards, or came flash-frozen, or Wonder-baked, or in strips of bacon fanned like playing cards.
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Two scientific studies of the number of insects splattered by cars have revealed a huge decline in abundance at European sites in two decades.
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Then, a riff on Roman staples — roast duck and turnips — finished with Pompeian red wine (which the town once produced and exported in abundance).
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"We found the impact of a grandmother dying was worse in times of need, when the food supply was low in abundance," Franks said.
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While this was happening, they monitored the effects on raccoon behavior (using continuous video and photo monitoring), and changes in abundance of the raccoon's prey.
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Found in abundance in Finland, bilberries are considered a superfood and "traditionally been a source of refreshment and health," according to native Finn, Kari Autero.
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The bank's critics have pointed out that many of these governments can now borrow in abundance from foreign investors themselves, without the bank stepping in.
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Trump has at times even shown disdain for the ways of Washington, a town where hierarchies matter and rules surrounding political etiquette are in abundance.
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Refineries without that capability typically process more light crude, produced in abundance by the United States, versus heavy crude, which U.S. refiners have to import.
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"Our primary reason to open the office was to capture software engineering talent in California, which is in abundance," Trost told Business Insider by email.
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One former wrestler told the Associated Press that "creepy people" lingered in abundance; another said that he faced "a gauntlet of sexual deviancy" after practice.
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" This is what Philip Pullman, author of the beloved trilogy of children's novels "His Dark Materials," identifies as a quality Charles Dickens possessed "in abundance.
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And no amount of money, which oil- and gas-rich Qatar has in abundance, seems to be able to create more of them fast enough.
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The pact is also built around fostering trade in sophisticated manufactured goods and high-tech products, and China now produces many of those in abundance.
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Bighorn sheep are the state animal of Nevada and once populated the area in abundance, but excessive hunting and growing human settlements shrunk their numbers.
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Working against him: The best-director category increasingly favors auteurs who can display technical showmanship, which is not a trait "Green Book" has in abundance.
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While launching in pieces may be more complex, it could save on money and time, which are two things that NASA does not have in abundance.
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The posts there also suggest that the new creature could be coming and going in waves, appearing in abundance for short periods of time before disappearing.
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We wanted phones with great displays, fast connectivity, all-day battery life, and a few extra luxuries thrown in, and now we've got them in abundance.
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It was a simple notion, really, but one that required overweening ambition and utter indifference to institutional norms—both of which Mr Gingrich had in abundance.
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And if power can be substituted for smarts, which Stephanie Clifford, as Ms Daniels is properly known, appears to have in abundance, the case is indisputable.
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Millet's gleaners were engaged in a task reserved for paupers by the local commune; in the background, the regular harvest is being stacked up in abundance.
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Now that the devices are available in abundance, it's time to deliver on that promise, before the space becomes a casualty of its own early hype.
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And, sure enough, they found these characteristics in abundance and noticed that all the strains seemed to stem from wild ancestors that lived 500 years ago.
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The highway has come to symbolize the spirit of freedom and exploration — things I felt in abundance during my five-hour drive from Anchorage to Homer.
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But by fielding Totti at the end, he demonstrated that Roma is also woefully short in what Madrid has in abundance: the ability to score goals.
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In "Dougla," a grand and earthy mainstay of Dance Theater's repertory for years, repetition is used in abundance as dancers — and their costumes — spin in sync.
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They all seemed fairly upbeat about their unfortunate encounter with the Croatian under-covers, who I later found out were in abundance at this particular festival.
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" He added that in abundance of caution the ship is "maximizing the percentage of fresh air in crew and guest cabins as well as public spaces.
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"The Keepers," a seven-part Netflix documentary series (available on Friday) bidding to be the next true-crime must-watch, has all of those in abundance.
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Both types can be found in Texas in abundance, of course, but in the case of this particular pair, their similarities speak louder than their differences.
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California, with its ideal climate and vast market, is at the vanguard of the movement to normalize the drug and produce it cheaply and in abundance.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Friday): Sunshine is in abundance but warmth is not, with most areas only reaching the upper 30s.
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The phenomenon has been demonstrated in abundance in the wake of the election of 2016, an event that has provoked unusually strong emotions in just about everybody.
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It's the same blend of adventure, humor, and classic sci-fi style that made the first movie a breakout hit, and the game has it in abundance.
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It might not actually make women happier, but the impulse to seek happiness and fulfillment is understandable, and social media pretends to offer those things in abundance.
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After more than a half-century of interplanetary exploration, we have many independent lines of evidence that water once flowed on the surface of Mars in abundance.
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While tropical fruits grow in abundance here, to a European creeper used to long, sunshine-soaked summer days and cooler temperatures, the near-equatorial conditions are brutal.
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Ugandans eat these insects—they're a delicacy—and during the rainy season, when they're out in abundance and easier to trap, the hunters sell them to locals.
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But what Miitomo does have in abundance is the sleek, appealing quirkiness that Nintendo's had a knack for ever since titles like Wii Fit and Brain Age.
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I'm introduced to a whole cast of tattoos: barbed wire, peace signs, and stick-and-poke tattoos done with just a needle and ink are in abundance.
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With Shattuck classmates in abundance there, the small-town atmosphere meshed well with the pace she sought in her life and granted her a degree of anonymity.
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Nearly every cell contains ribosomes in abundance, like flakes of pepper in a stew, and they stay busy with the task of translating genetic information into proteins.
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They saw those qualities, and the pitfalls that come with them, in abundance earlier this year when tensions flared at a FIFA board meeting in Bogotá, Colombia.
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"Liberated from the thick layers of yellow varnish and the coarser overpaints, we can discover the Van Eycks' sublime virtuosity in abundance," says the Royal Institute statement.
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Scottsdale -- where it rarely rains and temperatures can easily rise above 2000 degrees in the summer months -- isn't the kind of place where water is in abundance.
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Such servings were in abundance on a recent Sunday when Mexico's national soccer team played against Jamaica, and mexicano Spanish seemed to be the venue's dominant language.
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Her back is bent now with age—she'll be eighty-seven this month—and she has to be careful with a resource she once had in abundance.
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The survey of insects hitting car windscreens in rural Denmark used data collected every summer from 22.7 to 250 and found an 20103 percent decline in abundance.
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"Germany has power in abundance, despite the decommissioning of nuclear power plants," said Patrick Graichen, director of Agora energy transition, in a statement that accompanied the study.
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This is thanks to the Moon entering Cancer and lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your career and popularity (something you have in abundance).
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This past October, seven types of bees once found in abundance in Hawaii became the first bees in the nation to be added to the endangered species list.
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" While she admitted that money "is a necessity," Alexandra also said in that interview that she doesn't want money to be "something I need to use in abundance.
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Regardless of your relationship status, the February holiday is a magical time when chocolate treats of all kinds are in abundance, and that's something we can all celebrate.
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Romney has demonstrated diplomatic skills in abundance by setting his dignity aside and participating in Trump's process, the kind of sacrifice this particular boss appreciates in an employee.
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The latter is still considered to be the leading candidate for dark matter by many physicists and is thought to have formed in abundance in the early universe.
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And evil there is in abundance: suicidal clowns, teeth scattered as sprinkles on ice-cream cones, a hissing lady who wants, we are told, to destroy the world.
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What Haiti has in abundance, thanks especially to United Nations, is white papers and policy proposals and fresh commitments from well-meaning outsiders to do better this time.
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We've tested Sprint's 5G network a bit and found that sometimes it slowed down or disappeared entirely in the presence of tall buildings, which are in abundance here.
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Feed mills could add more corn, a grain in abundance at home, distillers' dried grains (DDGS), a byproduct of ethanol production, or rapeseed and cottonseed meal to their feed.
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Dr Miller and his colleagues were thus able to examine the extracted plaques for the presence of gold—which they found, as by now they expected to, in abundance.
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Laron found that his patients had the body's primary growth hormone (GH) in abundance in their bloodstream, an observation that seemed to defy logic, since they had stunted growth.
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The team said the cause of this may be greater amounts of the protein arginase-2, which is found in abundance in fetal dendritic cells but not adult ones.
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"As a young entrepreneur, I wanted to follow my dream to a place where freedom and opportunity were in abundance," Trump said in a speech in Philadelphia on Thursday.
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As usual, there are comedy specials in abundance, including one from Sarah Silverman and another from Hasan Minhaj, who will host the White House Correspondents Dinner in late April.
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It has, however, hampered shipments to U.S. Gulf of Mexico refiners that depend on heavy crude instead of the U.S. light oil being produced in abundance from shale rock.
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"Any city, small town or village in the world would fight to create a sense of wonder within its boundaries, and we have this in abundance," Ms. Brock said.
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In 2016 Michelle Bachelet, then the president, announced a plan to encourage manufacturing and innovation at home through the use of another metal that Chile has in abundance: lithium.
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Last month, Dr. Naef and a team of researchers reported finding more than 500 proteins in mice liver cells that shift in abundance over the course of the day.
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Ultimately, the most efficient way to promote physical and mental well being is to have money - not in abundance, but a liveable salary is something hard to live without.
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The rope, plaited from a sacred grove creeper known as 'siali', which grows in abundance in the park, is very strong and in high demand among farmers in rural areas.
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But there's still something undeniably appealing about watching all those gears, springs, and cogs spinning about—and this incredibly complicated clock that writes out the time has them in abundance.
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Sweet, doughy delights are in abundance, and you'd be remiss to visit Mexico without trying a concha, a kind of pan dulce (sweet bread) caked with a cracked, crumbly topping.
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"From 2011 to early 2015, TSA chose, in abundance, unprepared employees to fill key senior leadership vacancies," said Jay Brainard, federal security director at TSA's Kansas office of security operations.
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Ritual also only includes the supplements you actually need in a Standard American Diet (SAD) and leaves out the stuff we tend to find in abundance in our foods already.
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Firstly, it's particularly low on the guitars we'd most often associate with the Official Best Guitarist in the Entire World™, and secondly, it contains the word 'motherfucker' in abundance.
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Some studies have blamed toxins in lychees, a fruit grown in abundance in orchards around Muzaffarpur, though many families told Reuters their children had not eaten them in recent weeks.
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Peak-season corn, now in abundance at the farmers' market and showcased in every grocery store, is at the heart of this easy summer pasta inspired by Mexican street corn.
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When I pulled off my helmet at the end of the day in Utah, my immense respect for speed and the cars that can produce it in abundance hadn't lessened.
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And it's hard to ignore the fact that even people who have eschewed straws entirely are still using plastic water bottles, shopping bags, coffee cup lids and cutlery in abundance.
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One of the most versatile and inexpensive dry goods you can choose to stock up on, and something you will always be grateful for having on hand and in abundance.
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"Holidays can be a time when the things that trigger depression — grief, disputes, transitions — are in abundance," said Myrna Weissman, an epidemiologist and psychiatrist with the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives.
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The fundamental challenge of the dating app debate is that every person you've ever met has anecdotal evidence in abundance, and horror stories are just more fun to hear and tell.
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"If you live in a city where the skills are in abundance, you should really think about going to one of these cities where they are in high demand," Roth said.
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This dietary choice may have had something to do with the availability of food, but as the authors pointed out in the study, fruit is in abundance during the dry season.
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That led the researchers to believe the carbon material is in abundance underneath the crust; the carbon is then ejected or exposed whenever an object hits the top surface of Mercury.
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Irises, cranes, bamboo — such traditional Japanese imagery, drawn from the natural world have appeared in abundance in Western fashions, and traditional Japanese motifs continue to adorn Western clothing in novel ways.
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You might also hear that new opportunities for on-air talent were in abundance, and NY1 was a place where you could quickly advance and develop your skills as an anchor.
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Her new video for "Silver Kettles" demonstrates both of these gifts in abundance, as clips of Eartha Kitt talking about self-love transition into abstract, dreamlike images of the titular object.
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While I loved collecting full sets of cards, I also cast aside hundreds of "commons"— cards of average players that were released in abundance — while searching out the cards of superstars.
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A material that can be grown in abundance, creates rural jobs, reduces construction waste and labor costs, and slows the growth of concrete and steel seems like a win-win-win.
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That, of course, would have required a type of out-of-the-box thinking that the Tonys — and, really, all of its cousins in other genres — have never had in abundance.
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But what Tottori does have, in abundance, is sand: Undulating golden dunes stretch for about 33 miles along the coast here, so majestic they have been turned into a national park.
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But at a nearby co-op market, where vendors have more freedom to set their prices, the fruits and vegetables missing from the state-run stalls were elegantly stacked in abundance.
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Their ubiquity in Abbeville is an extreme example of France's unabashed embrace of the roundabout, found in abundance throughout the country and widely credited for making roads safer and less clogged.
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"With the long-term support of the Trust Fund, FWC has developed state-of-the-art techniques to monitor manatee abundance, trends in abundance, and threats ..." the commission says on its website.
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If you want soundstage — the sensation of music and sound surrounding you; the feeling of distance, depth, and separation between the various instruments and sound sources — the iSines have it in abundance.
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It also identifies a vulnerability that could challenge the species as warming and acidifying waters cause fish to shift in abundance and range, making historical knowledge less useful to the emerging reality.
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It also says it only includes the supplements you actually need in a Standard American Diet (SAD) and leaves out the stuff we tend to already find in abundance in our foods.
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The Profumo Affair, a sex scandal that rocked British politics in the early 1960s and led to the downfall of the Conservative party's reign over Parliament, has these three elements in abundance.
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Dwarf stars like TRAPPIST-1 are thought to be in abundance throughout the Milky Way Galaxy, and they make up about 15 percent of the types of stars near our Solar System.
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Literary culture and shared memory existed in abundance both before and after the first pictographs and alphabets—consider Homer's epics, the products of a nonliterate Greek "dark age" before the Classical period.
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Refiners are also seeking more of the heavy sweet crude Iran and Venezuela once provided in abundance to produce low-sulfur fuel oil ahead of new shipping emissions rules due next year.
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It is created in abundance when minuscule, charged particles escape Saturn's C-ring, spiral into the planet along magnetic field lines and collide with atmospheric atoms in what is called ring rain.
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Edward Glaeser, a Harvard economics professor, said that even if H-2000B workers were to come through in abundance, it would still make sense to put them in cheaper cities, like Austin.
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But Daniel Faber, CEO of the asteroid mining company Deep Space Industries, is less interested in space gold than he is in another resource found in abundance on these space rocks: water.
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"Being present, being playful and being available are virtues she's had in abundance, but those aren't the attributes we align with these unstoppable figures cutting a path through the forest," he said.
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Q. I have never understood why "added sugar" is more unfriendly to health than "natural sugar," which can be found in abundance in so many fruits, starting with morning natural orange juice.
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The Everything Machine, for example, represents the hyperbolic extension of the rise in automation we see today—the singularity in production—a machine that can print anything in abundance with no required labor.
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But when I stumbled upon Channel 4 comedy Derry Girls, I found laughter in abundance and a reminder of my Northern Irish parents' unshakeable sense of humour in even the darkest of hours.
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In this part of Sonoma County, the wildfires have been cordoned off from the general public: Roads are blocked off and guarded by police, emergency shelters and well-intentioned volunteers are in abundance.
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Graphic tees splattered with affirmations like "Black Billionaire in the Making" are in abundance, music thumps throughout the venue, and attendees shuffling between expo halls and panel discussions keep time on Apple watches.
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The magic that makes Iceage is still there in abundance, from the two singles we've heard, it seems like Beyondless will be marked by a rock momentum that feels straight-up and exciting.
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For a country so keen to stamp its foot about being an independent nation—now, supposedly, more than ever—it's odd that Britain doesn't make more use of what it has in abundance.
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Pushing Nadal, the 11-time champion in Paris, to a fourth set required a bold patch of play from Goffin, with abrupt changes of pace, fast-twitch defense and drop shots in abundance.
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Sargeant, the former finance chairman of the Florida Republican Party, was looking to purchase a New Jersey asphalt plant that needed a steady supply of the heavy crude that Venezuela has in abundance.
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"The question that many ecologists are asking now is whether the endemic, cold-loving species will be able to adapt and persist if warm-loving species begin increasing in abundance," Dr. Moore said.
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Today's Healthcare and Life/Biosciences industry grows in and around the complexes of health care centers, teaching hospitals, medical research complexes, and universities, which the Midwest has in abundance — seven of the top 25.
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But the question still remains: Why, with porn in abundance, sex robots on the horizon, toys that simulate cunnilingus, and a good pair of hands, do we still bother looking for ass outside ourselves?
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Just because one thinks capital punishment is acceptable—as a constitutional question, as a matter of public policy, and as a moral and ethical issue—doesn't mean it has to be used in abundance.
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When we meet Ietsy Razak, the protagonist of this delicate and captivating novel, he is a sleepless husband and father whose comforts are provided for "in advance and in abundance" by inherited family wealth.
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While, according to behavioral archaeologists, compulsions were once thought to be caused by Satan, today we know that they're often born out of an ambiguous sense of dread—a feeling that's in abundance these days.
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Even the writing of Offred's (Moss) voiceover, a narration the book had in abundance, has a cadence that sounds like someone speaking today, as if a friend was telling you about their own horrific experience.
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That gas's source is certainly a mystery, for methane is broken down rapidly by ultraviolet light, and this reaches Mars from the sun in abundance because the planet's atmosphere is too scanty to block it.
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"The Static God" is as urgent as the project has ever been, proving that even after two decades John Dwyer's ever-changing vision has very much still got it—if 'it' is riffs in abundance.
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They are also the qualities that the press corps—as well as candidates like Bennet, Booker, and Klobuchar—will need in abundance to cover the confounding 2020 primary race in Iowa, New Hampshire, and beyond.
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A 2015 report noted "evidence of the serious, long-term and ongoing decline of U.K. butterflies," with 70 percent of species declining in occurrence and 57 percent declining in abundance since 1976, Butterfly Conservation says.
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Sandy and Louis Grotta, who have been collecting almost as long as they have been married — 64 years — possess that quality in abundance, having filled their home with some 300 pieces of crafts and jewelry.
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With emotions high and tears in abundance, Nicki Minaj decided that a few days after Bey's infamous maternity photos would be the perfect time to share what looked to be her own announcement with the world.
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"But here, thank God, we went through the drought with water in abundance," de Almeida told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on his 70-acre (1853-hectare) property in Planaltina, Federal District, as steers grazed behind him.
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Some people are genetically predisposed to the condition, Dr. Barkey said, and it is often exacerbated by cold, dry weather and stress, both of which have been in abundance in Flint for the last six months.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — If you hunt for symbolism, as so many of us sportswriters do, it was there in abundance over the last few days at Wimbledon as Venus Williams faced down the generation gap.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - China agreed on Wednesday to loan Guinea $20 billion over almost 20 years in exchange for concessions on bauxite, an ore of aluminum which the West African country has in abundance, the mines minister said.
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We have gotten to a place where people need jobs not because we need all that work done, but because we need an excuse to let them have the food and housing which is already in abundance.
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One 2016 study actually found that people who consumed more flavonoids (found in abundance in red wine) had a lower incidence of ED. An erection happens when blood flows to the penis faster than it flows out.
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The slowdown in construction, mostly of single-family detached homes, will push prices even further beyond the reach of property buyers and drive investment into other types of housing, such as condominiums that are already in abundance.
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The evidence that they're drawing comics, designing video games, and sculpting flying saucers was in abundance at ICC, as was the implicit yet cogent notion that the best people to tell Native stories are Native people themselves.
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This part of town is currently mid-gentrification: beards, skinny jeans, and gin cocktails are found in abundance along the riverfront, while the backstreets are still lined with old-school tile-walled restaurants such as this one.
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One of the bills passed by the Council is intended to ease the financial hardship of drivers for Uber, Lyft and other similar companies in a saturated market, where jobs for uneducated workers are hardly in abundance.
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People in those days had one thing we have in abundance: an urge to rebel against the current reality — in their case against the brutalities of industrialization, the rigidities of Victorianism, the stale formulas of academic thinking.
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There&aposs plenty of evidence that a diet high in saturated fats, which are found in abundance in red meat, cheese, and butter, increase the risks of cancer as well as heart disease and other cardiovascular illnesses.
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At the end of this knowledge, if it ever came, there were the cat toys which this shop had in abundance: the other side of the grimness of cat life, the little balls, the lengths of string.
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Armstrong uses cringe humor in abundance, first inviting us to draw a morbid kind of enjoyment from the antics of the Roy children before slowly pivoting to have us feel guilty for being complicit in their misery.
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"For office life, plastic bags are necessary," said Chinapa, 13, whose shopping habits illustrate the challenges facing anti-plastic campaigners in Thailand, where plastic bags are handed out in abundance on any visit to a shop or market.
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"We seek to partner with passionate and committed management teams with differentiated business models looking to further unlock their growth potential – and we found that in abundance in TickPick," said PWP Managing Partner John McKee in a statement.
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"This work shows that Enceladus' ocean has reactive building blocks in abundance, and it's another green light in the investigation of the habitability of Enceladus," Frank Postberg, a co-author of the study, said in a press release.
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AND SO AS WE MOVE AWAY FROM PETROLEUM TOWARD ELECTRICITY, THAT'S GOOD FOR NAT GAS, WHICH IS IN ABUNDANCE, BY THE WAY, BUT THEN WE'RE ALSO ON THE MARGIN GOING TO START LOSING IT TO SOLAR AND WIND.
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The report said the receding glaciers and ice sheets have altered the ecosystems of high mountain regions around the world and that some cold-adapted or snow-dependent species have declined in abundance, increasing their risk of extinction.
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If the show's success could be accounted for by a latent cultural desire for a return to a politics of violence and treachery, then the world had since received in abundance what it didn't quite realize it wanted.
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Everything I Know About Love By Dolly Alderton It's not often that you read a book that makes you laugh, cry, and nod your head in extreme-sameness, but this book does all three of those things in abundance.
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The 10th pop of Christmas: Jean Marcus and his 14 lipomasJean Marcus has a compilation of spongy lipomas growing all over his body — mainly on his arms and chest — which have tripled in abundance over the past few years.
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The Verge's Sam Byford documented his impressions on the game's release in Japan: What Miitomo does have in abundance is the sleek, appealing quirkiness that Nintendo's had a knack for ever since titles like Wii Fit and Brain Age.
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But as business booms — steeples of cash, silver-rimmed luxury cars and women are all in abundance at one point — the sting of trauma, and the manner in which its venom slowly overtakes the body, becomes unbearable for Watkins.
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"If he doesn't want to be on the wrong side of [history], then he needs to make sure the resources are spread in abundance for the people who got him elected and who have been carrying [the Democratic] party," Bellamy said.
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Classic, ugly under construction GIF Tiny, looping GIF animations like that graphical construction sign were everywhere in the late '90s and early 2000s, and they could be found in abundance on one of the earliest personal website-hosting platforms, GeoCities.
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"The polar bears are in abundance here on the shore because their habitat has gone away - because the world is burning too much fossil fuel," guide Robert Thompson told the Thomson Reuters Foundation after a day of polar bear guiding.
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Money wasn't something we lacked, but it also wasn't something we had in abundance, so seeing my parents seek out new and expensive experiences was a definite shift in the more practical ways I had always known them to handle money.
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Enthusiasm in abundance The event was a far cry from this year's Tehran Marathon, in which women were not allowed to run the 42km race alongside men due to Iran's strict gender segregation laws imposed by the conservative Islamic religious authorities.
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Filling out the surrogate family portrait are Aikin (Karen Eilbacher), Monty's trusted right hand, who eats the fantastical, senses-numbing flowers that grow in abundance, and the simple-minded Pin (Mike Swift), first seen copulating with a blowup sex doll.
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"Whatever the 'scarce' thing is, it will likely be in abundance come January," Dr. Nichols said, noting that Hatchimals, the must-have toy of 2016, were in short supply before the holidays but became widely available just a few weeks later.
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Then again, it's likely that AO19973 would have been censored with or without the new law taking effect, because China has in recent years been cracking down on queer and sexually explicit online content — both of which AO3 has in abundance.
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That's too bad, because some of them probably could have been more interesting than the central couple, who, as played by Ms. Ricci and Mr. Hoflin, are entirely devoid of the thing that the real Fitzgeralds apparently had in abundance: chemistry.
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At the International Space Development Conference in Los Angeles, Bezos said he envisions a future where most "heavy industry" will be moved off of Earth and onto space outposts powered by solar energy, which will be available in abundance in space.
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But the series struggles to depict the competitions between its central characters (who live and compete together as House of Evangelista) and their main challengers (House of Abundance), perhaps because the characters in Evangelista are much better-developed than those in Abundance.
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A slow-moving cold front stretching from the Midwest to the Rocky Mountains will provide a focus for storms to build off of, and key ingredients for tornadoes such as warm, humid air and strong winds will be in abundance across the Plains.
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What it has in abundance is well-off and well-educated voters: it ranks second in all of the state's 20143 counties for college-educated adults, 39%, and the median household income of the county's residents is the second-highest in the state.
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Adam Schiff , the Democratic chair of the House Intelligence Committee, told me that there were "parallels and interconnections in abundance" between the apparent Russian efforts to influence Brexit and the well-documented, and possibly decisive, Russian efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. election.
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It seems to me that the answer is not quite, because this new religion would lack a clear cultic aspect, a set of popular devotions, a practice of ritual and prayer of the kind that the paganism of antiquity offered in abundance.
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Fast food burgers, as well as other fatty foods such as cakes and cookies, contain lots of omega-230s, which in abundance may lead to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer and inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, according to the American Heart Association.
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CONAKRY, Sept 6 (Reuters) - China agreed on Wednesday to loan Guinea $20 billion over almost 20 years in exchange for mineral concessions focused mainly on bauxite, an ore of aluminium which the West African country has in abundance, the mines minister said.
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With both vacant land and despair in abundance, East Brooklyn Congregations approached the city with a startling proposal: It would build single-family houses for about $50,000 each if the city would give it the land and abate the real estate taxes.
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But if this all seems eerily on the nose and darkly political, fear not: There are also plenty of fantastic beasts in abundance, including a phoenix and what looks like a cute little magical praying mantis/plant hybrid known as a Bowtruckle.
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Not only is oxygen produced in abundance by Earth's flora—and thus, possibly, other planets'—but 50 years of conventional wisdom held that it could not be produced at detectable levels by geology or photochemistry alone, making it a forgery-proof signature of life.
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"We expected to find that Ligeia Mare would be mostly ethane, which is produced in abundance in the atmosphere when sunlight breaks methane molecules apart," Alice Le Gall, co-author of the new study in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, said in a statement.
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Puerto Rico's key weapon in the face of climate change is its culture of community, as it has demonstrated in abundance in the recovery efforts: grassroots volunteer groups, neighbours helping neighbours, people drawing together to rebuild houses, find supplies and distribute food and water.
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One place that has been very popular over the years is Costa Rica's Central Valley … a spot that cradles the country's thriving capital of San José yet also offers rustic and rural pleasure in abundance, as well as a mild, spring-like climate year-round.
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Just in case you were wondering how commonplace the use of turkey is in the glorious panoply that is Mexican cuisine, MUNCHIES' own Javier Cabral says that although turkey isn't really widely used in most parts of Mexico, it's found in abundance in the Yucatan.
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Avocados come in two varieties here in Colombia: the smaller black Hass style that we have in abundance back in states like California, and the larger tropical variety that sports a smooth skin and is known here as the mantequilla aguacate—the butter avocado.
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This year she arrived in pristine white pants, then swiftly, nonchalantly got them filthy, kneeling in the earth to try to spark a fire in the way the kids learn: zero matches, lots of friction and some juniper and sage, which grow in abundance here.
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Watercolor landscapes, oils, abstracts, hyper-realistic paintings of market scenes, wildlife, and popular tourist destinations, fantastical portraits of popular local movie stars, copies of the Mona Lisa and Raja Ravi Verma, religious paintings, many, many kinds of Buddha paintings, charcoals, and others were in abundance.
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Most of semi-soft these sales will come from Hunter Valley collieries located some 1,600 kilometres (1,000 miles) south of the cyclone's impact zone in New South Wales, where lower-ash thermal coal is already mined in abundance, typically to supply Asian power generators, said the executive.
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Most of semi-soft these sales will come from Hunter Valley collieries located some 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) south of the cyclone's impact zone in New South Wales, where lower-ash thermal coal is already mined in abundance, typically to supply Asian power generators, said the executive.
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The documentary's subjects offer various theories about why they're still around, but Reiner, Brooks and Lear -- who, along with Van Dyke, took part in a riotous HBO panel celebrating the film's premiere -- place an emphasis on laughter, something they demonstrate an ability to still provide in abundance.
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Lots of chest pounding by Mr. Trump and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke about "energy dominance" and the need to extract even more of what America already has in abundance — oil and natural gas — with little attention to further developing carbon-free energy sources like wind and solar.
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The event appeared to be organized - extra prayer carpets were rolled out, food and water were available in abundance and the gathering was supervised by stewards wearing fluorescent jackets proclaiming them 'Knights of the Dawn,' and bearing the stenciled image of the nearby al-Nasr (Victory) mosque.
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But it also possesses the genre's virtues in abundance, beginning with the liberal use of performance footage, from the early days of the Jackson 5 to the Jacksons' 1981 "Triumph" tour, an opportunity to appreciate not only Jackson's preternatural skills but also a dazzling succession of skintight sequined jumpsuits.
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Carta wants to accelerate (and even instigate, as we'll see) companies that add to its own platform, making investing and participating in the private markets a bit more limpid and simple — two things that the world of private capital and its constituent bets have never had in abundance.
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"This work shows that Enceladus' ocean has reactive building blocks in abundance, and it's another green light in the investigation of the habitability of Enceladus," said Frank Postberg, study co-author and head of planetary science and remote sensing at Free University of Berlin's Institute of Geological Sciences.
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But as a millennial with an innate resistance to liking anything associated with the extremely boring sport of golf, I mostly found myself bemused by the presence of golf carts in all these places where wealthy people are in abundance — but there&aposs not a golf course in sight.
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It's an approach that relies on a rare ear for transparency married to superior orchestral playing — a resource available in abundance from the Boston players, from the tempting, timeless glow of the horns, to the individuality of the principal woodwinds, to the depth and glamour of the strings.
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"If he doesn't want to be on the wrong side of [history], then he needs to make sure the resources are spread in abundance for the people who got him elected and who have been carrying [the Democratic] party," Charlottesville City Councillor Wes Bellamy, a member of the coalition, told Buzzfeed.
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Now that the last company has stopped producing VCRs (seven years after JVC gave it up) and VHS tapes are impossible to buy (collectors can still find them in abundance at second-hand-stores), I think it might be time for me to toss at least one of my VCRs.
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""If you conceive of your desire, you can then imagine that your goal will take place with belief, and then you will be able (to) retrieve the opportunity from the world's storehouse of riches," Mentz wrote in "Abundance Bible & the Secret Powers of Manifesting Wealth Health and Peace of Mind.
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Men in crisis are nothing new and were certainly in abundance at the festival, including in "Battle of the Sexes," Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton's enjoyable fictional gloss on the tennis-court showdown between Billie Jean King (Emma Stone) and her self-declared male-chauvinist pig rival, Bobby Riggs (Steve Carell).
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Fans of both Ron and Rand Paul are often found in abundance, and more recently, conservative provocateur of sorts Milo Yiannopoulos was supposed to speak, until a conservative blog posted a video in which Yiannopoulos appeared to defend hebephilia, sexual attraction to children between the ages of 11 and 14.
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However, he gradually won over the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd as the match wore on, showing heart and skill in abundance to fight back from two sets down before Nadal claimed the 7-5 0003-3 5-7 4-6 6-4 thriller that stretched four hours and 50 minutes.
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While Las Vegas offers food, lodging, and entertainment in abundance, underneath it all is a part of a city that doesn&apost represent where technology is today, and fights against the progress we&aposve made as a society — sending the wrong signal to attendees and the rest of the world.
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There are lots of ways to get from the US to BA using points and miles, but since we were looking to fly together, we stuck to using the only currency all three of us had in abundance: Chase Ultimate Rewards, which we earned with Chase credit cards including the Chase Sapphire Reserve.
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READ: NASA to send art to asteroid Bennu -- and you're invited to submit your work Liquid lifeline Once the habitat is built, the colony will need continuous supplies of water, oxygen, energy and food to sustain its inhabitants, presuming the colony wasn't built on an idyllic Earth-like planet with these resources in abundance.
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It has had stories in abundance, as the F.A. Cup must: the remarkable journey of Lincoln City, from English soccer's fifth tier, all the way to the quarterfinals, as well as the high farce of Piegate — linking gamblers to the televised spectacle of Sutton United's Wayne Shaw eating a meat pie on the bench.
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Today the investigative report has circulated among witnesses and survivors, including Stephen Greene, a former warrant officer who flew UH-1D Iroquois helicopters in the 173rd's aviation platoon at the time of the Battle of Dak To. "The report could not show the desperation and extreme courage displayed in abundance," he said in an interview.
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All of this is on display in abundance in "Love Is the Message," the show's first truly great episode, the first episode of American television ever directed by a trans woman of color (Janet Mock), and one of the best episodes its producer and co-writer, the mega-mogul Ryan Murphy, has ever been involved with.
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For this reason, the report has called on nations to play a more prominent role in the battle against climate change, rather than just market - and this report isn't the first to endorse the notion that a number of those economic models currently dominating the geopolitical scene were put forward at points during which energy was in abundance.
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And that absence points to the essential weakness of a purely intellectualized pantheism: It invites its adherents to commune with a universe that offers suffering and misery in abundance, which means that it has a strong appeal to the privileged but a much weaker appeal to people who need not only sense of wonder from their spiritual lives but also, well, help.
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The combination of stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy, the director and critical enthusiasm in most quarters will make this Fox release a must for audiences in search of cinematic red meat (something the story offers up in abundance, and mostly uncooked), although vegetarians and viewers with otherwise delicate constitutions could spend half their time squirming with their sweaters pulled up over their eyes.
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"At-the-airport hotels are particularly convenient to the business traveler who stays only a few days – a demographic in abundance at MSP," said airport spokeswoman Melissa Scovronski, MSP's hotel is a public-private partnership, and is just the latest example of airports recognizing that on-site hotels are a revenue generator that can give an airport a competitive edge, as well as travel convenience for flyers.
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