I put in plenty of hours during my pre-release time, and plan to put in plenty more when the game is out.
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"They took in plenty of families in 2016," he said.
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Yet this isn't how they act in plenty of cases.
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Happily, it can be found in plenty of other movies.
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The developers have built in plenty of customization options too.
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The domed glass ceiling let in plenty of natural sunlight ...
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But James can win games in plenty of different ways.
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Along the way, we stopped in plenty of beautiful places.
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In plenty of markets, solar and wind are already cheaper.
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Not just in Islamic societies but in plenty of others too.
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Of course, the U.S. already engages in plenty of cyber warfare.
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It comes in plenty of different colors to fit your aesthetic.
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People in plenty of high-profile cases have pled the Fifth.
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So we'll get the debt limit done in plenty of time.
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It's not everywhere — in plenty of places, gravity works perfectly fine.
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The paperwork was mailed from New York in plenty of time.
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Aviva Kempner, the documentary's director, packs in plenty of other exploits.
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Don't give away that power without building in plenty of safeguards.
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The addition of mayo helps in plenty of foods beyond cake.
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She has taken in plenty of donor money from Wall Street.
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Hisham Tawfiq has been in plenty of high-stakes, high-stress situations.
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I have found myself in plenty of deep late-night internet spirals.
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Amazon has its hand in plenty of successful sectors outside of retail.
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You're in an emotional mood, so engage in plenty of self-care.
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In dinosaurs, as in plenty of other animals, color patterns aren't random.
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The cabin also has sizable windows, which lets in plenty of light.
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It helps that Stalin brings in plenty of lari, the Georgian currency.
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The story has been retold in plenty of films over the years.
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Treatment involves taking in plenty of fluids, bed rest, and the prescribed antibiotics.
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First, in plenty of situations, there is more than one possible Nash equilibrium.
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Sure, I'm indulging in plenty of teen dramas, stand-up specials, and comedies.
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Devine is funny in plenty of projects, but this wasn't one of them.
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People (including me) like hot peppers, and capsaicinoids appear in plenty of delicious cuisines.
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French doors leading to a balcony and arched windows let in plenty of light.
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The living room is flanked by wide windows that let in plenty of light.
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But even if the worst is now priced in, plenty of volatility lies ahead.
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This Halloween, which was directed by David Gordon Green, fills in plenty of backstory.
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Trees make the space private, but the open design lets in plenty of light.
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Conleth Hill has starred in plenty of stage musicals; he could pull that off.
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The iPad has been an educational tool in plenty of schools over the years.
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Sure, a product like this could probably find its footing in plenty of markets.
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Joseph also gets in plenty of cardio with his bros ... Pepperdine style, of course.
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Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian have certainly put in plenty of hard hours in the gym.
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Palm oil, derived from the fruit of palm trees, is used in plenty of food.
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AAA game studios won't develop for a platform that isn't in plenty of people's hands.
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Reading these accounts, it becomes clear that Markle stands out in plenty of other ways.
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We pick up our bags and make it to our train in plenty of time!
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Celebrity chef, bestselling author and restaurateur Jamie Oliver has his fingers in plenty of pies.
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Skytrax on Tuesday released its annual rankings of the best airlines in plenty of categories.
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We make it to the train in plenty of time so we don't have to rush.
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It also comes in plenty of colors so you can pick and choose from your favorites.
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You'll start with squats, move into partner hand-rows, and get in plenty of burpees, too.
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We should build in plenty of personal freedom and remain motivated by deep love and affection.
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I think we both put in plenty of effort to see if we could make it work.
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Being a parent can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be tough in plenty of ways.
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The malls themselves must make sure it's entertaining when you go in, plenty of things going on.
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Then we watch Lilo & Stitch, and I get in plenty of snuggles while reading books before bed.
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But one thing remained consistent — each outfit was covered in plenty of sparkle, shimmer and metallic accents.
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Factor in plenty of people who don't care about the game at all, and it's positively lit.
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Qualcomm's processors have ended up in plenty of AR and VR devices over the past couple years.
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I'm in plenty of group-texts with people I don't know, whose phone numbers I don't have.
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You know, like the kind you'd find in plenty of scenes in The Wizard Of Oz movie.
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And while lots of the verdicts are already in, plenty of shows are still on the bubble.
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Again, I'm lucky that's not the culture at my workplace, but it's happened in plenty of other settings.
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From tracking your fitness to receiving calls, this watch can help upgrade your life in plenty of ways.
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As its name implies, this "Sunray" cabin is designed to let in plenty of natural light and sunshine.
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It's no secret that the election — and its outcome — has resulted in plenty of awkward and heated conversations.
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But its docile nature — when not provoked, of course — has earned it legal status in plenty of states.
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Velvet Buzzsaw doesn't have a joke or a kill that hasn't already been seen in plenty of movies.
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The large windows let in plenty of sunshine, and the hanging plants added to the bar's relaxing air.
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While streaming tech is only getting better, it inherently introduces latency — and in plenty of games, latency kills.
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Christine Carter, author of "The Sweet Spot" and "Raising Happiness," sees this play out in plenty of couples.
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Oklahoma's Jalen Hurts hasn't yet played against Texas, but he's played in plenty of big-time rivalry games.
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Android's recently released Oreo update packs in plenty of features, including a battery life boost and a notifications rethink.
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It also happens to appear in plenty of fancier situations, like inside baked Brie or on a charcuterie board.
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The system is similar to those used in plenty of other cities in the UK, Japan, and Hong Kong.
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Since the election, change has been in the air — Tuesday's local elections brought in plenty of victories for women.
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Trump is still named in plenty of earnings releases, but companies aren't quite as worried as they once were.
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It also showed that the man can really dance, and dancing has since featured in plenty of Rockwell's movies.
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Ottolenghi includes 120 vegetarian recipes in "Plenty" that meld the surprising flavors and fresh combinations of London's diverse cuisine.
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Build in plenty of time for self-reflection about what you want in your career over the long term.
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However, Apple Pay can already get people from place to place in plenty of places outside the United States.
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Israel will get the entire plan of attack in plenty of time to hand an invader their own ass.
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But in the nine decades since, it has resurfaced in plenty of other places, and it is still resurfacing.
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"I'm confident the national team players' C.B.A. will be done in plenty of time for the season," he said.
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It'll be, I predict with confidence, intellectually flaccid: there'll be bromides, clichés and amen-corner rah-rahs in plenty.
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It turned out that Martinez had been suspected of involvement in plenty of murders, though he had never been charged.
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It's full of quippy one-liners and action, and it crams in plenty of story and lots of world-building.
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Goose the cat was the obvious scene-stealer, though Larson's Carol got in plenty of fuck-yeah moments as well.
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Now with government approval for monetization, Game for Peace is expected to bring in plenty of revenue for the company.
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She won an Academy Award for her performance in Les Misérables and she's acted in plenty of other films, too.
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And not only are they available in plenty of gorgeous prints and colors, but everything is even priced under $146.135.
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Glass walls allow in plenty of natural light, which mingle well with the cool coloring of the walls and floor.
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He is a spoiled brat, raised in plenty, who inherited a fortune and used his money to make more money.
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They were only giving me back what they had already had from me in plenty, she said, with eyes wide.
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At first glance, worrying about such abundance seems odd; how typical that an economist should find something dismal in plenty.
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Otherwise, recalling Vickery's words about the endangered and dangerous, she might find herself in plenty of danger of her own.
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Eight months later, the tech bubble would begin to burst, resulting in plenty of tech companies going out of business.
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This tote from Baggu is roomy, adjustable, comes in plenty of fun patterns, and is made from 100% recycled cotton.
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Drenched in plenty of light and color, his imagery is often solitary, with lone benches and tanks in the distance.
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Lopez also has a spacious, rustic kitchen with a huge window and skylight to let in plenty of natural light.
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There are good reasons to feel that way: Technology has improved the world, and our lives, in plenty of ways.
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In plenty of situations, it's probably a bridge too far to ask a stranger to jam your earpiece in their ear.
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While that fantasy still exists in plenty of places online, our physical lives are ever more connected to our online ones.
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In plenty of countries, including Ireland and Russia, more than a third of married couples who use contraceptives rely on condoms.
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Plus, if you've got Amazon Prime shipping, you should be able to get it in plenty of time for Christmas weekend.
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Although the summer is finally coming to a close, the Beckhams have made sure to pack in plenty of family time.
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The line has lived on in various forms and popped up in plenty of odd places during the intervening two decades.
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Vaulted ceilings and gabled windows bring in plenty of light, while a wrap-around brick patio with built-in fire pits.
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You'll see him in plenty of the decade's most popular sketches, including topical entertainment spoofs from Star Trek to Star Wars.
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He hasn't shied away from talking about it in plenty of interviews, and he used it as inspiration for Magic Mike.
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Schedule in plenty of time for a few of your favorite things: relaxed makeouts, massages, bath salts, and aesthetically perfect treats.
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Both chocolate and raisins are extremely toxic to dogs, and both of these ingredients can be found in plenty of candy.
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The system is designed to alert the driver in plenty of time to get them to resume manual control where necessary.
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Reese Witherspoon has starred in plenty of movies over the years, but the actress is selective about the roles she accepts.
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We could see the marijuana industry growing alongside and entwining with the alcohol industry in plenty of new and interesting ways.
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I delighted in plenty of desserts, and also learned that I had to eat fruits and vegetables, or I couldn't poop.
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Put simply, $100 is going to fit in plenty of people's budgets more cleanly than some of Fitbit's more premium offerings.
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Kim Kardashian West put in plenty of hard work to ensure she looked her best on the Met Gala red carpet.
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"North Korea shares in plenty of the blame, obviously, but it was people like Bolton who pulled us out," Reif said.
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Once the family settled in California, Ms. Nguyen's mother pan-fried spaghetti in plenty of butter, adding Maggi into the mix.
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Here, I skipped the raw tomatoes, substituting a mix of summer vegetables cooked in plenty of olive oil until velvety soft.
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It's in plenty of dictionaries, but I think any attempt to vindicate it would seem like it was yarned by me.
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The senator had turned in plenty of strong debate performances, using her nimbleness to gamely hammer candidates across the Democratic spectrum.
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The homestyle chicken with butternut mac and cheese was a hearty, indulgent dish that snuck in plenty of protein and veggies.
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Lee — like many other successful businessmen and women — makes sure to factor in plenty of time in his day for reading.
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It may have been Seth's birthday, but River Rose squeezed in plenty of princess action to make the trip worth her while.
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"Hydrate well beforehand, and make sure to take in plenty of salt so that your electrolytes can stay in check," Kann advises.
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Google's streaming layer is now available in plenty of home theater and speaker hardware, as well as in its Google Home speaker.
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The shot was reviewed, but it was off in plenty of time to give the Friars (113-1) their third straight win.
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Or like you see on YouTube: the pair promises that from this point on, Preda will be appearing in plenty more videos.
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In contrast to the typical modern, sleek department stores in the US, GUM's beautiful glass ceiling lets in plenty of natural sunlight.
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Bezos invested in Plenty through his venture firm, Bezos Expeditions, during the company's first and second funding rounds in 20.36 and 20.89.
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Vanished in that moment, and yet, if you think about it the Tralfamadorian way, still there forevermore in plenty of others past.
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George W. Bush started the Afghanistan War and botched it in plenty of ways, not least by starting another war in Iraq.
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And it's already resulted in plenty of confusion over 84 Lumber's stance on immigration, as well as some blowback for the company.
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In fact, portfolios of demand and supply measures have worked in plenty of policy areas, including environmental policy (lead in gas, chlorofluorocarbons, etc.).
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The Samburu are also building more housing for guests, which at $800 a night per bed, "brings in plenty of money," said Lemoonga.
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While the product has become a mainstay in plenty of American homes, it does seem like an odd choice dorms and student campus.
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Besides Flower Beauty and now Dear Drew, Barrymore's involved in plenty of other business endeavors as well, including Flower Eyewear and Barrymore Wines.
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Mercedes have been putting in plenty of laps and sounded more positive on Thursday when both Hamilton and Bottas did full race distances.
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You can also doodle in plenty of colors and brushes, so it's like having an Adobe Sketch app inside a note-taking app.
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It has also re-upped in plenty of its portfolio companies in recent months, including Urban Airship, an eight-year-old, Portland, Ore.
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The live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast looks like it will be true to the original cartoon in plenty of ways.
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So the only way to get their attention, and to make the whole enterprise believable, is to throw in plenty of realistic grit.
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Governor Cuomo, who signed off on the bill in plenty of time before the lucrative N.F.L. season opens in September, acknowledged as much.
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Everyone agreed that lots of salt and pepper and a good amount of onions and celery sautéed in plenty of butter were essential.
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"We didn't expect it to be a high-scoring game," he said, even though his team had already been in plenty of them.
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All told, Ms. Lang logged more than 10 miles through the hilly city, and took in plenty of sights at the same time.
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Nicolas Cage has mesmerized audiences with his unhinged alter egos in plenty of movies, so why not go for it one more time?
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It is one of several new guidebooks published in plenty of time for New Yorkers and tourists to grab for summer walking tours.
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It's no surprise that the "Hips Don't Lie" singer puts in plenty of hard work to keep her moves sharp year after year.
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He didn't go to college — his company paid for his job training — and he pulls in plenty of overtime and an annual bonus.
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First up, coat your schnitzel in plenty of flour — Figlmüller sieves and replaces it often to ensure each schnitzel gets a fresh coating.
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This one is using a foam pillow, and rescuers are making sure it keeps its nose above water to breathe in plenty of oxygen.
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I love how rich the brown color is, but it comes in plenty of other neutrals as well (and in a few other sizes).
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Determined to invest in indoor farming, but unable to back AeroFarms, Mr Son last year put $200m in Plenty, which was founded in 2014.
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Obviously this is somewhat controversial, but the plant is legal in many states and countries already and on its way in plenty of others.
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Twitter's recent foray into live video has resulted in plenty of content and impressive partners, but same old Twitter—questionable execution and general confusion.
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Shepard may not be using $2,300 LED face masks like his wife, but he sure does practice self-care in plenty of other ways.
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While this sounds challenging, it also results in plenty of spontaneity that makes each piece more surprising and interesting than the one before it.
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The medium has lived in plenty of VR headsets, but Looking Glass Factory's device allows multiple viewers to simultaneously experience content, a new twist.
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They also pointed out that such a practice is illegal in Boynton Beach, as it is in plenty of other cities around the country.
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It's no secret that gender stereotypes and sexism are present in plenty of TV shows and movies, including those aimed at kids and teens.
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The project's developers expect to rake in plenty of cash from all the market-rate condos, apartment rentals and commercial office and retail spaces.
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Of course, the recently fashionable zombie and vampire, who tend to travel in packs, have starred in plenty of pointed allegories of their own.
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And Ms. April, a big fan herself, slipped in plenty of nods to the original: a transparent raincoat here, a practically nude android there.
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Put the larger rocks in first, and you can then pour in plenty of sand to fill in all the gaps around the rocks.
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There's cola in plenty of barbecue sauces, after all, throughout the South, and in the one used at the restaurant Joe Beef in Montreal.
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Prince Michael attended the event in his own custom-made suit created by a "special tailor" and took part in plenty of wedding photos.
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Emblematic of the building's industrial past, the room had high ceilings and oversized windows that let in plenty of natural sunlight, with wooden shutters.
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I've been in plenty of refugee and IDP (internally displaced person) camps, where children thrill, become downright giddy, at the presence of a camera crew.
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PhRMA also gave small political contributions to tons of state candidates across the nation — presumably ensuring friendly faces will be located in plenty of places.
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Cameras captured Beckinsale, 45, and Davidson, 25, engaged in plenty of PDA — and Porowski's relatable reaction to sitting beside their passionate kissing and affectionate touching.
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A pregnancy announcement is a chance for expectant parents to express what they love — and, in plenty of cases, what they love involves pop culture.
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Optimistic observers believe that AGI will be difficult to achieve—it won't happen overnight—and we can build in plenty of safeguards before it emerges.
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Commonly available thermoses work with simple insulation, but they heat unevenly and don't cool drinks when they are searing, resulting in plenty of burnt tongues.
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Meagan Good has starred in plenty of iconic movies over the years, but a personal favorite is her role in 2004's You Got Served.
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With more than 20 styles in plenty of color ways, you're bound to find something that compliments, and, dare I say elevates, your current wardrobe.
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There's a reason that the show peppers in plenty of Lolita references — including very literal scenes in which Alison's "ghost" is reading Vladimir Nabokov's novel.
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The heiress recently spoke with W Magazine and reminded the fashion world that she had a huge role in plenty of early 2000s fashion trends.
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The problem is that in plenty of other cases, government officials ask for ID as a way of limiting aid or services to legal residents.
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Having overnighted in the burbs, I was due to deliver a guest lecture at the main university and I'd arrived downtown in plenty of time.
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"Despite supply deficiencies in plenty of areas, contract activity was fairly strong in a majority of markets in March," said NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun.
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It has been used in three of those six deals, and it shows up in plenty of others that have gone down in recent years.
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Having been in plenty of gangster movies, Robert De Niro is more than happy to point the finger at someone he thinks is a crook.
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But once Jonas finished waking up and realized what was going on, he couldn't wait to name Gino and get in plenty of puppy cuddles.
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This movie packs in plenty of cinema acrobatics and spectacle without ever feeling out of control, even as it morphs into a far-fetched whodunit.
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We can only imagine that that location brings in plenty of coffee drinkers every day—one of whom may in fact be the Donald himself.
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"We are getting the alerts in time to be able to relay to our people in plenty of time to save lives," Franklin told the NWS.
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Although they built in plenty of grown-up features, like a craft room and wine area, they also made sure to factor in their future family.
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Ashley Greene, Jackson Rathbone, and Nikki Reed have all gone on to star in plenty of other movies and TV shows in the past five years.
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Under this eclipse, you're also likely to bring in plenty of new people into your life—and say goodbye to a few friends or lovers, too.
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As he drifted wide to the right in plenty of space, Messi lofted a gorgeous, looping pass to Higuaín, who was cutting back from the left.
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And it's clear the couple, who met on the set of their movie Pitch Perfect in 2011, have taken in plenty of sights and carbohydrates so far.
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If it becomes law, the bill would take effect take effect in 60 days, in plenty of time to be in practice for snow days this winter.
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Ryan Gosling has movie star charisma in plenty of films, but he's at his most roiling and inward playing a quietly grieving Neil Armstrong in First Man.
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"Despite supply deficiencies in plenty of areas, contract activity was fairly strong in a majority of markets in March," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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But there are carcinogens in plenty of things you enjoy daily, and the palm oil in Nutella isn't enough to cause you harm (unless you're this guy).
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" The actress opened up about her secret to a happy marriage in 2015, telling Extra at the time that she and Moder engaged in plenty of "kissing.
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Challengers to the law say that the appeals court ruling came down in plenty of time for the state to make the necessary adjustments to prevent confusion.
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The upcoming ABC spin-off Dancing with the Stars: Juniors has locked in plenty of DWTS alumni including Jenna Johnson, Sasha Farber, Cheryl Burke and Hayley Erbert.
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Jimmy Fallon took part in plenty of unforgettable sketches during his years on Saturday Night Live — but one instant classic was almost deemed too "weird" to air.
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The festival has already attracted more than 30,000 visitors and is set to draw in plenty more over the Easter holidays until it closes on April 8.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton, who are expecting the birth of their third child in April, are packing in plenty of engagements before their little one's arrival.
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And while weed comes in plenty of colors, shapes, densities and sizes, the pot analyzed by PBS and the Post looks extremely yellow and filled with stems.
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"I've been in plenty of DIY spaces that everyone there is paying what an apartment would cost," Philadelphia-based architect Melissa Frost tells me on the phone.
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That way, he said, in his principal role as Goldman's chief financial officer, he can perceive a problem in plenty of time to do something about it.
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He should have his swim leg soon, in plenty of time for him to horse around with his sons, Ben and Luke, at the pool this summer.
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Kleiner's name used to show up in plenty of early-stage venture capital deals, and gained fame for being an early backer of Netscape, Google, and Amazon.
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Barbee skillfully addresses the complicated social issues around racism and single parenthood, but she brings in plenty of humor to keep the story from getting too heavy.
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Whatever the case, though, it all makes for an intriguing poop pie and leaves Trump, no matter how much he lashes out, still in plenty of hot water.
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Pink's 6½-year-old daughter Willow Sage and 14-month-old son Jameson Moon are getting in plenty of play time during their mom's Beautiful Trauma World Tour.
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But it's also a lot closer in spirit to season one, which should make Serial fans happy, and arguably rope in plenty of first-time listeners as well.
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Lyft is the first notable tech company this year to file to go public, and we can expect to see AWS show up in plenty of other prospectuses.
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"Despite supply deficiencies in plenty of areas, contract activity was fairly strong in a majority of markets in March," said NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun: http://bit.ly/21fCugG.
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All these takeovers have in common the acquisition of technology that China needs to shift its economy from lower to higher-value production - something Germany has in plenty.
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But Gorsuch and a conservative-majority Supreme Court can erode abortion and reproductive rights in plenty of other ways, even without the full repeal of Roe v. Wade.
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For now, he says, the biggest trend that's driving the business today is the digital transformation of every type of company, which is resulting in plenty of insecurity.
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"The actor has appeared in plenty of other movies since "Easy A," including "The Hunger Games" franchise, "Transformers: Age of Extinction," and 2017's "Beauty and the beast.
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Weller and KSI managed to touch on each others' entourages, money, the split of the purse, and get in plenty of name-calling while they were at it.
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If Ms. Skolkin and Mr. Tillis have done their share of crying together, they have also been partners in plenty of fun, much of it the goofy kind.
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ARTIFICIAL MEAT Given that the Vision Fund has already invested in Plenty, an indoor-farming start-up, SoftBank may also have its eye on the future of food.
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Blade and Uber both offer similar service in NYC, for instance, connecting JFK with Manhattan in another popular business travel route that's frequently mired in plenty of traffic.
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After some serious digging, we found a lighter wash version of Andrews' favorite pair available in plenty of styles (and discounted more than $100 off!) at Gilt right now.
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The mother-daughter duo packed in plenty of fun activities throughout the weekend, including going to a trampoline park and catching a showing of Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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Executive director Jay Coles tells PEOPLE they always take in plenty squirrels, but had more than usual this year because of the effects of Hurricane Michael on the area.
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The film's colonial B plots haven't aged well, but A Little Princess is still lush and magical in plenty of other ways that make it worthy viewing in 2018.
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Naturally, he partakes in plenty of the breeding himself in his various host bodies, producing children over countless centuries as a dad of many different races, nationalities, and eras.
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First of all, crime declined in plenty of places that weren't New York City during the 1990s — meaning New York's trends probably weren't totally the result of the NYPD.
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Though Barlow engages in plenty of late-life self-reflection in Mother American Night, it is generally of a personal nature, affirming his political thought rather than reassessing it.
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Maslow actually performed at the Maxim Spring party, so it might have started as a work trip -- but based on these pics he's mixing in plenty of pleasure too.
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The three new campaign spots are shot in plenty of shadow, underscoring the idea that much of the training required to be the best occurs out of the spotlight.
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Durant came back in plenty of time for the playoffs, and the Warriors went 16-1 in the postseason on the way to their second title in three seasons.
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Its glass walls and roof allow in plenty of light while keeping out dampness from mists and rain, creating a climate more akin to tulips' and orchids' native lands.
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These drivers result in plenty of bass for most listening needs, so you won't have to invest in a subwoofer unless you really want earth-shattering low frequency extension.
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These were companies that brought in plenty of funding and launched fleets of satellites in the 1990s, but ultimately failed to sustain themselves due to financial and technological challenges.
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Tampa Bay is far from the elite, but their passing game can beat teams in plenty of different ways, and running back Peyton Barber finally got going last week.
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Both states have a broad supply of bonds that make it possible to build a diversified portfolio, and they currently are taking in plenty of tax revenue, he added.
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But the waters are muddied by the fact that Han took part in plenty of pro wrestling bouts which were shoots and a lot of MMA matches which were works.
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"What was reflected in that blog post happens in plenty of other places," says Elizabeth Ames of the Anita Borg Institute, a non-profit trying to advance women in technology.
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TransferWise's app allows customers to send money in plenty of other currencies outside North America and Europe, but its selection of currencies available on Facebook Messenger will be more limited.
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Image: Peter Miller/FlickrAnd in reality, it almost is—you can get rich from cryptocurrencies, but you need to put in plenty of work, and have luck on your side.
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Founding Father Alexander Hamilton has been commemorated in plenty of different ways — statues, books, the 10 dollar bill, and a hit musical are just a few of the most obvious.
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Jane the Virgin showed the moment of a key death last season, then jumped three years forward in time to preserve the comedy (and still pepper in plenty of tears).
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She will also be selling paletas in plenty of new flavors, like avocado-passion fruit, flan and one she called fresa fields — a strawberry paleta made with crushed Maria cookies.
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He's like all these new deep house DJs who came out of nowhere, throw in plenty of references to Chicago and Detroit in interviews, but are indistinguishable from one another.
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But we'll still use legs (or legs and thighs) and, not to worry, we'll still cook it relatively low and slow in plenty of fat (but make it olive oil).
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The bedroom, like most rooms in the house, has large windows that let in plenty of natural light, and access to some of the best views in the Bay Area.
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Scully has obviously called no-hitters and perfect games before, and also put in plenty of time narrating implausible love stories, convoluted game shows, retrospectively problematic sitcoms, and celebrity softball spectaculars.
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Guests were invited to take part in plenty of active adventures during the day, and "by night, they would be treated to entertainment such as poker and karaoke," the suit says.
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Individual user profiles: NoParental controls: No60 fps playback: Yes (some channels)Surround sound: No Fubo advertises itself as a sports-focused OTT TV service that also mixes in plenty of entertainment.
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But in plenty of cases, an ICO is just a way of raising capital without all the hassle of meeting regulatory requirements, or the burden of paying interest to a bank.
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While SLS is used in plenty of soaps and cleaners already, and is generally seen as safe, The Honest Co. claimed it wasn't the healthiest option for consumers and was harsh.
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The couple made sure to fit in plenty of fun though, going bowling and even showing up at a restaurant in their Halloween costumes, though it's unclear if they're still together.
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Tasked with saving the world, "Hobbs & Shaw" demonstrates that it takes two to tango, and makes clear from start to finish that its goal is to rake in plenty of cash.
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Credit: Cognitive Neurophysiology Laboratory/Western University Doucet and his team used a video game development framework called Unreal Engine 3, which is used in plenty of big-budget, commercial video games.
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Once I had somewhat figured out the steering, I could zip between lanes and cars and sneak in plenty of left turns without worrying about scrapes, accidents, or angry New Yorkers.
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As they bid to become profitable, we anticipate many will try to become a one-stop shop for financial services — and that could result in plenty more fintechs following Raisin's footpath.
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Clinton is flawed in plenty of real ways, but she is also the victim of a hate debt that began piling up in the 1990s, undisrupted by most conservative public figures.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Silicon Valley's investors have put their money in plenty of ethically dubious companies, including those that make addictive apps, surveillance technology or services that knowingly exploit legal gray areas.
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They'd seen small RNA turn off genes in plenty of other organisms, but in this case, "it was being used in nature to create differences that you could see," he said.
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He has had horses in plenty of big races and is a member of Canada's racing Hall of Fame and a multiple Sovereign Award winner for outstanding trainer in that country.
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While it's jarring when someone who just hired you immediately moves on (it's happened to me), that is also part of the reality of the work world, in plenty of fields.
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Though affectionately called "Wittertainment" (after its hosts' tendency to witter in charming but aimless fashion), the show packs in plenty of substance alongside the charismatic banter into its two-hour episodes.
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Television replays appeared to show that Muirhead had let go in plenty of time and had not "double-touched" but the sport's rules do not allow for the use of replays.
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It is the gold standard by which all other TVs compare themselves—I know because I've sat in plenty of side by side demos from LG competitors featuring an unmarked LG OLED.
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InterfaceOn the desktop, the iTunes Store packs in plenty on each screen, and gives you a host of different options to pick from besides, you know, just searching for what you want.
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Once you have the nuts and bolts of writing a book down, you can enroll in plenty of classes that will teach you how to monetize and publish your book on Amazon.
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They are backers of two of the most successful financings of 2017, which both raised more than $200 million: Jeff Bezos' Expedition Fund in Plenty, and Google Ventures in Farmers Business Network.
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The couple played with the pups for about an hour, and Sean got in plenty of cuddling -- but we don't know if the pooches moved the needle enough for him to purchase.
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Alfaro later ripped a single to right-center, and Scott Kingery attempted to score from first, but Barnhart received the throw in plenty of time and tagged out Kingery at the plate.
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I think that this keen sense of hearing evolving for survival is very interesting—that once, we had to be aware of what was coming in plenty of time to get away.
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Light filtering blinds can cut the sun's harsh glare while still allowing in plenty of light and are great for kitchens or living rooms, but you'll want blackout blinds for your bedroom.
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It has space for an en suite washer and dryer, and comes with a south-facing balcony that brings in plenty of natural light, an underground parking space and a storage locker.
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Lifetime has released the first teaser trailer for Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance, the upcoming movie about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's relationship — and they made sure to pack in plenty of romance.
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Though the documents make no mention of Maseratis, Lamborghinis, or sipping martinis, that $30 million payday shows that Spears put in plenty of work and deserved each and every one of those massages.
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Lyft's initial filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, in early March, tells a nuanced story about the company, which is pulling in plenty of money but struggles to stem its losses.
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Even so, a number of young, intrepid winemakers are demonstrating that it can be done, by working around the edges, going where few have gone before and putting in plenty of sweat equity.
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The scandal resulted in plenty of hand-wringing over the sport's relationship with brutality when it was trying to convince the public that it was taking seriously the mounting concerns about head injuries.
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Well, Gilbert's beet-based veggie burgers happen to be covered in plenty of goodies, like chipotle mayo, vegan cheese—made of cashews, beer, and black truffles—as well as lettuce, tomato, and pickled veggies.
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A PlayStation 4 exclusive which soared in plenty of reviews, Marvel's Spider-Man makes you feel like Peter Parker himself as you traverse New York City to save the day from classic Spidey supervillains.
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When you scroll through Ayesha Curry's Instagram — which you obviously do every day because she is a goddess — Riley seems to have already put in plenty of work toward a career as a chef.
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Take-Two notes that the Pinkerton National Detective Agency is referenced in plenty of other Western fiction, and that the agency played a major role in real 19th- and early 20th-century American history.
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I'd stayed in plenty of hostels before, so I suggested we stay in a four-person room at a high-rated hostel, since we figured we wouldn't be in the room all that much.
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You may not believe corn and dessert go together, but consider this: while we commonly think of corn as a part of a savory dish, it's also in plenty of your favorite breakfast cereals.
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There were sprinklings of his usual virtuosic bucket-getting—a drowsy first-quarter Euro-step around Westbrook occasioned some top-notch replay work from the TNT crew—but the other Rockets pitched in plenty.
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The little restrictions I did encounter concerned the overall whitewashing of daily life typical for network TV (no swearing, no smoking, little alcohol) rather than, say, social satire — of which we sneaked in plenty.
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On extra-marital dating site Ashley Madison, no verification was needed, meaning that anyone could sign up with anyone else's email address, resulting in plenty of dubious 'Barack Obamas' appearing in the leaked data.
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We're not saying all men only care about a woman's orgasm because it makes them feel good, but fragile masculinity seemingly has a stake in plenty of (probably cisgender) man-on-woman sexual encounters.
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Russia may prefer a Donald Trump victory, but an intelligence service interfering in another country's elections is pretty standard-issue espionage, and a tactic that the US has engaged in plenty over the years.
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Before her departure, Seyfried is fitting in plenty of quality time with Finn, which includes promoting Best Friends Animal Society's Strut Your Mutt, an annual charity dog walk that travels to 14 different cities.
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Front Burner Reproductions of elegant 19th-century punchware — silver ladles, a roomy stoneware bowl and stemmed glasses — from the drinks expert David Wondrich's personal collection are available in plenty of time for holiday entertaining.
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Okay, so I've been dabbling in plenty of optional activities there—but the same is true of Nier: Automata, and yet inside, I'd say, three hours, what felt like massive revelations had revealed themselves.
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We've seen the color crop up in the new arrivals sections in plenty of our favorite retailers, such as Zara (pictured) — so it's only a matter of time before it seeps into our wardrobes.
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Self-driving vehicles testing in California and Arizona have been involved in plenty of crashes, mishaps, and fender-benders, with one resulting in the death of an Arizona woman and others in minor injuries.
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The set hits shelves on June 1, 2017, in plenty of time for you to buy and build before hitting up that Apollo 11 50th anniversary tour which kicks off in Texas in October 2017.
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Buying a Tesla will get you green kudos in plenty of places but not Singapore, where the carbon emissions surcharge slapped on a Tesla has caught the attention of the auto-maker's founder Elon Musk.
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Abortion laws have been rolled back in plenty of states over the past six years, and congressional Republicans have been as committed to defunding Planned Parenthood as they have anything else in the current Congress.
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Tucker recorded the steal against Jordan Clarkson and dashed to the right corner to await the pass from Harden, who delivered in plenty of time for Tucker to set his feet and sink the shot.
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Hard or soft, that's a lot of Gs. Giphy has raised $72 million as a part of its fourth major round of funding, bringing in plenty more money that sees the upside in the GIF economy.
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Jennifer Lopez puts in plenty of work at the gym to maintain her killer body, so it was no surprise to see the singer, dancer and actress, 48, powering through an early morning training session Wednesday.
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Hobbs & Shaw does indulge in plenty of meta-parody at his expense — an early split-screen shows The Rock's Hobbs lifting weights alongside Statham's Shaw, who's lifting a pub tap lever instead — but it's always loving.
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Ikea is a part of that group, by the way, and likely will be a much more powerful voice than you'd guess: Ikea can easily enter homes with inexpensive solutions — it's in plenty of them already.
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And while they've been mired in plenty of politics, they have never come up so squarely against issues of race and global empire as will be inevitable here, in the middle of America's violent creation myths.
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A rollicking tenor saxophonist with his feet firmly planted in the soul-jazz tradition, Person improvises with great fluency and creativity — treating blues clichés as valid ingredients, but mixing in plenty of lyrical originality as well.
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President Trump's irate and irrational tweets have already gotten him in plenty of trouble, and will, no doubt, continue to be an issue as he pushes for approval of his controversial travel ban before the Supreme Court.
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The feral cat population fluctuates "between 2.1 million when times are lean, up to 6.3 million when widespread rain results in plenty of available prey," Dr Sarah Legge from The University of Queensland said in a statement.
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Image: HAWC CollaborationYou can look at the night sky in plenty of ways—but you might be surprised to learn that using gigantic drums of water is surprisingly effective, too, creating maps of the sky like this.
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Other top executives in the field, such as Deutsche Bank CEO John Cryan, have warned in the past that technology will result in plenty of banking jobs becoming obsolete as automation replaces roles once occupied by people.
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As comic as Jojo Rabbit can be — and it packs in plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, including some deeply silly running gags — it's these moments of human connection that are the real point of Jojo Rabbit.
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After photos from a recent hockey game emerged of Beckinsale, 45, engaged in plenty of PDA with Pete Davidson, as Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski awkwardly sat beside them, the Internet went wild creating memes of the relatable situation.
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His legs aren't quite swift enough to contend for a stolen bases title, but they're more than sufficient to make him a magnet for pickoff attempts and to get him from first to third in plenty of time.
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Besides, the real bad apples aren't gang members, they're the same bad apples who cause problems in plenty of activist communities — who struggle with intersectionality, with giving equal weight to marginalized voices, in and out of their movement.
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After examining radar data and voice recordings, the BAF federal regulatory agency for air traffic control determined that the pilots had asked for permission from the airport tower to carry out the left turn in plenty of time.
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That can lead to coronary heart disease, a condition in which plaque builds up inside your arteries and puts you at a greater risk of having a heart attack—you've heard about it in plenty of pharmaceutical commercials.
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The veteran actor has starred in plenty of shows and movies that prove he doesn't take himself too seriously (see: The Shaggy Dog), so he would likely agree to dressing up as a taco for a few weeks.
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Without American surveillance, intelligence, transportation and air support, analysts say, the Islamic State fighters would detect the sweeps by Iraqi forces in plenty of time to escape and evade — allowing the ISIS fighters impunity to rebuild their organization.
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While funding announcements are widely celebrated as milestones, the reality is that founders often wind up with far less than their investors, and in plenty of cases, they can sell a company and make almost no money at all.
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He's been a mainstay of Tarantino movies ever since, but has appeared in plenty of non-Tarantino mainstream hits, including Die Hard With a Vengeance, A Time to Kill, The Phantom Menace and, of course, Snakes on a Plane.
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In new drone footage provided by architecture firm NBBJ which designed the building, we can see how the company has tried to work in plenty of greenery and open spaces within, with garden floors sandwiched between regular office floors.
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"Walking back through the lobby of this building, it just felt like home," she said, adding that she found comfort in the lobby's natural hues, the cozy fireplace and the tall windows that let in plenty of natural light.
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After a considerably nerve-racking flight — Mitchell rented a tablet from the flight crew and tried to focus on watching "Love Actually" to take his mind off what was happening — he made it to the hospital room in plenty of time.
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"Be polite and helpful on the phone when talking to a potential customer, show up on time, and if it looks like you're going to be running late, call the customer in plenty of time to make adjustments," Donald said.
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"I've been working on myself and have been in plenty of therapy to realize that is not the only role I need to assume in life," she told New York Magazine in an interview about her role in the upcoming series.
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As with Amazon's cloud-computing business, the idea with Ground Station is to invest in plenty of expensive infrastructure and then charge startups only for what they use, making it easier and more affordable to run a business up in space.
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Although the show hasn't been the unmitigated success some were expecting, it ranked as the top new drama on CBS, pulling in plenty of younger viewers and attracting an average audience of 10 million across its 18-episode first season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Poland's tightening grip on its judiciary has prompted nationwide protests and threats of European sanctions, but its asset prices and currency have soared this year as they have in plenty of other places where democracy has been eroded.
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He does "flap" some of his ts in phrases such as "in which it exists" and "better than ever," but this feature, in isolation, is not solely a North American English one—it appears in plenty of contemporary UK accents.
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Front Burner When it comes to xiao long bao, better known as soup dumplings, few practitioners of the craft have the expertise of Qihui Guan, a diminutive, grandmotherly chef who put in plenty of time at Joe's Shanghai in Chinatown.
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I've been in plenty of meetings where men have called my assertiveness "bossy," questioned my confidence, and in one instance, given me a demeaning pat on the head while uttering "brilliant idea!" in response to a pitch I had just given.
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It was always a little too eager to cater to its most bloodthirsty fans, but it threw in plenty of material for those of us who were more interested in the story of building a community in the post-apocalypse.
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While Facebook has invested in plenty of original programming and established shows like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" this year, it has also opened up Watch to much more do-it-yourself content from comedians, video bloggers and other digital entertainers.
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But Europeans are engaging in plenty of policy feuds with the U.S. on issues like digital taxes and the role of Huawei in 5G networks — making it somewhat surprising that the European Commission produced such an inward-looking policy rollout.
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Since then, Adam, now six years old, has never been denied getting on a flight, but has to get to the airport in plenty of time so flight agents can clear his identity and confirm that he's not a flight risk.
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The star also revealed a tidbit about dressing for a game when you're a sports reporter: it's better to wear black and gray (which we've seen her in plenty this season) than wear color so you never show favoritism towards one team.
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ABOUT KANSAS (28.4-264.2): Despite going 22-33 to win their 23th straight Big 276 regular-season title, the Jayhawks played in plenty of close games along the way -going 254-1 in contests decided by six points or fewer in league play.
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" Though Ripa may not currently have a baby of her own, she's likely to get in plenty of quality time with Benjamin, considering Cohen previously shared how he will ensure that his son grows up "surrounded by as many women as possible.
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Maybe it was luck, or a Christmas miracle, but we ended up finding a strip mall store that was clean, uncrowded, and headed by a friendly man who assured us that our presents would make it to grandma in plenty of time.
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The quote can be found in the 2000 book The Complete Idiot's Guide to Spiritual Healing by Susan Gregg, and it pops up in plenty of leadership training books from the past decade, but there's absolutely no evidence that Albert Einstein said it.
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After more than an hour, the five-times major champion was allowed to retrieve his clubs and arrived at the course about 40 minutes before his tee time, not long enough for his usual full warm-up but in plenty of time nonetheless.
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But while that level of sexual comfort with a partner can be advantageous in plenty of ways — like knowing exactly how to get each other to orgasm — having a "predictable" (or worse, "boring") sex life can also be a source of frustration for many couples.
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Green and LaFell will have to work in plenty of short routes so Andy Dalton can get rid of the ball quickly, because Von Miller is on the way to sack him and there is little the Bengals' offensive line can do to stop him.
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The massive cheating and bribing scam that got 33 parents indicted Tuesday is an extreme example of the use of wealth to gain access to elite schools, but wealth has always conferred advantages in the college-admissions process, in plenty of legal —if unfair — ways.
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AYTO has still, regardless of whether the Perfect Matches are actually deemed as such by their participants, resulted in plenty of inter or post-show couplings; non-Perfect Matches Gianna and Hayden from Season 3 even have a child, though they have since separated.
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Perhaps given HRC's recent spike in "Nasty Woman" t-shirt sales Trump was hoping to remind everyone he also has his own line of baseball caps is still available in plenty of different styles to suit anyone's aesthetic, with free shipping if you spend over $75.
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In plenty of cases, Trump's administration has moved first, disbanding some federal advisory councils like the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's climate board and mass-firing members at others like the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS or the Environmental Protection Agency's Board of Science Counselors.
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Martin's script gets in plenty of funny, telling digs at the character, like when he has to return to his friend's car to grab his phone because he can't stand to be without it for the 10 minutes it takes to pick up his fast food.
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After a lot of trial and error (including swinging the other way and having no schedule), I find the best schedule is one that is spacious and flexible, and builds in plenty of independent learning and play time for kids, and reliable break times for me.
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She says that with no recession on the near-term horizon, strong corporate earnings, low unemployment and rising wage growth, she is comfortable seeking the higher yields in lower-rated issues as municipalities are raking in plenty of tax and fee revenue to cover their interest payments.
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Enrique Hernandez&aposs single put runners at the corners and Taylor hit a two-hopper to third that Bregman scooped on an in-between hop and threw home in plenty of time for McCann to tag Barnes, who tried to stop about 10 feet from the plate and fell.
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Either way, though, Amy still packs in plenty of solid laughs, especially when it's in its feminist wheelhouse (as in a sketch from episode 2 about "guy-gles," goggles that allow women to see "the kind of woman the guy in front of you needs you to be").
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Conversely, the idea that the G-spot holds the key to the perfect female orgasm is untrue and has resulted in unfair societal expectations around the concept of a woman's pleasure, which can be achieved in plenty of other ways that aren't focused solely on the inside of the vagina.
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We know fizzy drinks like Mountain Dew and Coca-Cola aren't great for the old gnashers, but the video above — a guest episode of Tom Scott's "Things you might not know" series from fellow science YouTuber Chase at ScienceC — shows the exact effect the drinks can have, in plenty of gory detail.
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It was the kind of situation that appeared to run the risk of dirtying up the nominee in plenty of time for it to cripple her in November while also happening too close to primary day for the impact to sink in with the voters and get them to choose someone else.
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" And while a quick Google search on the subject does result in plenty of parenting blogs suggesting breast milk as a home cure for babies and children, the American Academy of Ophthalmology says that "there is no science that supports using breast milk for pink eye and it could be more harmful than helpful.
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On a personal level, it means riders have to build in plenty of extra time to ensure they arrive on time and be prepared to dig deeper into their pockets when the inevitable subway upheaval forces a plan B. On May 9, Shea Donato, a lawyer who lives in Queens, was late for a 9:30 a.m.
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Just as they no longer feel the need to get "ahead of the curve," and raise rates in plenty of time to prevent inflation from rising too fast in the future, neither do they feel the current U.S. economy, with a 3.6 percent unemployment rate and growth above its long-term trend, needs an extra push and lower borrowing costs from the U.S. central bank.
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Not only has she firmly transitioned out of the field that first made her famous with the premiere of her new epic, sci-fi film with Luc Besson, Valerian (although she still stars in plenty of high fashion campaigns), but she also underwent a major beauty reinvention for her subsequent role opposite Jaden Smith in Life in a Year, shaving off her typically shoulder-length locks.
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The former is the former campaign manager for the Trump campaign who had been involved in plenty of controversies of his own while working for the billionaire — most notably a highly publicized incident involving former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields that led to her pressing charges for simple assault after Lewandowski grabbed her arm when she got too close to Trump at a Florida event.
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