My daughter indulged my nostalgia with surprisingly little eye-rolling, and I indulged her with dim sum in Chinatown and cannoli in Little Italy.
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" The pair also indulged in a sage "smudging ceremony.
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Perry also indulged in a cupping treatment on her legs.
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But I'm a professional, so I indulged the box's directions.
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And Kourtney Kardashian's brood indulged in a little '90s nostalgia.
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NASA have indulged themselves in fake news for 50 years.
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We indulged the older one so now he controls us.
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Peter really indulged in the billionaire life over the summer.
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How many other presidents have indulged in such careless candor?
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Did you eat your dinner before you indulged in dessert?
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The accused indulged in this brutal act to deface her.
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It's become one of Mexico's more fondly indulged-in annual traditions.
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He indulged an obscene tirade by his flamboyant new communications director.
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Landon had also admitted that he indulged too much in both.
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Nevertheless, the indulged Master Seaman tended to get his own way.
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He indulged his sweet tooth, which leans toward peanut M&Ms.
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Her father died when she was young, and so she indulged
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No craving goes un-indulged — it just gets saved for later.
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He's an avid reader, having indulged in quite the book collection.
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"Oh, Mr. Prime Minister, you remain indulged in violence," she said.
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Trump himself has openly indulged in anti-Semitism, and never apologized.
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Most indulged in fine living; many were debtors rather than savers.
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Misogyny is indulged so it can be condemned, and vice versa.
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And yet Hopper indulged in the modern pastime of car travel.
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I've indulged in all of these offenses with my own kids.
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And we've all had moments when we've indulged, just a little bit.
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She was indulged because she was very sick as a young girl.
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Recently a co-worker of mine indulged a necrophiliac role-play request.
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Fans of having their photos taken, they were happily indulged by her.
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Trump has indulged in more scandalous behavior than is easy to recount.
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I indulged in a massage, and truthfully, it was not worth it.
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Journalist Jep Gambardella has long-indulged in glitzy parties and empty relationships.
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It has always provided the fringe their place to be perpetually indulged.
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Just before the wedding, Ms. Sullivan indulged herself in a little gloating.
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The two indulged in their finished pizza, along with some red wine.
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As he got a little older, he indulged a growing passion: filmmaking.
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To get elected, those factions have to be flattered, their passions indulged.
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He indulged in worldly vacations: St. Lucia, Martha's Vineyard, the Virgin Islands.
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At Mount Vernon, George Washington indulged in the occasional mounted fox chase.
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Mr. Bloomberg indulged photographs for perhaps 10 minutes, rarely changing his expression.
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Detained ISIS fighters are indulged in painting and creating papier mâché models.
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They indulged in illicit activities like gambling, clandestine affairs and political assassinations.
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Japan has never indulged in the stratospheric executive pay common in the West.
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Martin knew exactly where he was and he indulged in his new digs.
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Jenner also indulged the magazine in a display of her little-known talent.
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Over the past couple of years, he has indulged it as never before.
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They have increasingly indulged their habit of arresting dual nationals on flimsy grounds.
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While her parents indulged in chit-chat, Luna would not avert her gaze.
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The call is hysterical ... partially because the 911 operator fully indulged the kid.
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Its members indulged in luxury vacations in places like Monte Carlo and Bali.
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The two leaders have also indulged in one of Putin's favorite pastimes: sport.
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She sweated and shivered, was blintzed and chopped livered,Indulged every possible urge.
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But during a somber event later, the dress indulged in a Marilyn moment.
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Trump's earlier attacks on companies like Boeing, for example, have been similarly indulged.
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The usual answer seems to be "narcissism" — self-absorption indulged to comical extremes.
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Prince Albert is known for its food and on our strolls we indulged.
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We indulged ourselves with two nights each in New Orleans and Los Angeles.
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He has also indulged in a longtime practice of using tapes as leverage.
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He even indulged his autocratic side, taking a jab at the "nasty" press.
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And at both museums, Mr. Hollein indulged his abiding passion for electronic music.
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But in February last year Mr Astley (pictured) indulged in a rather odd experiment.
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I'm not going to fire him over him getting indulged in bulls— and gossiping.
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On my first night, I indulged at Atardi, the hotel's swank beach pop-up.
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At the end of their mission, the crew indulged in some pineapple and papaya.
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I thought he would make a great fling, something I'd never indulged in before.
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When the production was over, he finally indulged and chowed down on a croissant.
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"It's beautiful," said Anderson, who rarely indulged himself while working and raising six children.
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We perused the local mom-and-pop scenes, but also indulged in tourist traps.
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While other cities indulged in occasional bouts of sectarian bloodletting, Aleppo welcomed all comers.
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Empathetic Democrats indulged constituents with deficit-wrecking benefit programs; stern Republicans imposed fiscal discipline.
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To his credit, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, has never indulged in such fantasies.
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Digby indulged in horoscopes and alchemy, and discussed Galileo's new ideas with Florentine academics.
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While I indulged in the shared fascination, Gwen Stefani intrigued me like none other.
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Then in middle age, out of softness, laziness and self-approval, he indulged himself.
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But he has indulged in things over time, he said, like a private plane.
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We've all indulged in a bowl of sugary cereal too late in the day.
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When did you discover that he'd indulged in the ultimate rock-n-roll fantasy?
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Mr. Stern handled the administrative side while Mr. Ogden indulged his love of collecting.
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However, Bettencourt Meyers never indulged in the same glamorous lifestyle as her socialite parents.
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You will likely be indulged no matter whom you consider the best supporting character.
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And Clinton, unwisely, has indulged him, positioning herself as the tougher candidate on Iran.
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They're indulged enough, they just have to do it and stop whining about it.
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This year, both royals indulged in the traditional pint, posing as they sipped the suds.
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Vanselow, to his credit, was a good sport and indulged my not-so-stealthy fanboying.
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"It's hard for me to refuse," he says, noting he last indulged over the holidays.
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Mr Trump has certainly exhibited a remarkable factual flexibility that his supporters have usually indulged.
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The post comes just one day after the reality star indulged in some retail therapy.
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He indulged his penchant for logorrhea—many of his videos exceeded the 20 minute mark.
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I, of course, broke the piñata and indulged in some adult beverages and candy, haha!
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It's said that Rihanna indulged in some Chinese food at her Met Gala after party.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Sloane passed on the booze, but fully indulged in chocolate chip cookies.
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This isn't the first time Simone Biles has indulged in a little viral food fun.
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They also indulged in a mint-basil olive oil cake, chocolate chip cookie and brownie.
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Both Adorno and Horowitz indulged in scathing contempt for radio listeners in the Toscanini era.
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Chimamanda declared that indulged children raised in the West lacked resilience and whined too much.
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The court ruled in 225 that the center had indulged in hate speech, he said.
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If you're pregnant and you've already indulged a little, there's no need to freak out.
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"I absolutely cannot stand you," she told me as we indulged in the next course.
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Billions The penultimate episode of this season, like Chuck, indulged in temptation, misdirection and obfuscation.
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At the South Pole, for example, she indulged — perhaps overindulged — her love of milk chocolate.
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They have indulged one another's holds on nominations, often for the most parochial of reasons.
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Known as a daring if not reckless commander, he indulged passions for gambling and cockfighting.
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It's not like Marvel movies haven't indulged in some ridiculous humor once in a while.
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They even indulged in the occasional sweet or drink — though that happened at the margins.
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Instead, Citic appears to have indulged resentment of foreign salaries and, worse, cut the bonus pool.
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The dystopian planes of Westworld seemed far too removed from our present bind; I happily indulged.
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Pomeroy and Wellman indulged in the kind of technical experimentation that should inspire moviemakers even today.
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Facebook said that these pages and accounts indulged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and violated its policies.
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That same day, the family indulged in some sweet treats at the Amorino ice cream parlor.
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However, beginning with his teen years, we find a person who indulged in self-destructive behavior.
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Ryan has indulged Trump on a personal level without abandoning any of his longstanding policy views.
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Dan Walker just pushed on regardless, and indulged in a bit of deprecating humour on Twitter.
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He indulged in curry at an Indian restaurant in the west London neighborhood where he lived.
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But it's the poppiest thirty seconds that the band have indulged in since Your Favorite Weapon.
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I was feeling meta AF. I indulged, thinking: did I just become part of The Hills?
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I indulged in their Sunny Margarita, which featured top-shelf spirits — as well as my name.
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He indulged in fast-paced polemic, publishing frequently and quickly, responding almost immediately to his detractors.
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He indulged them their poor form; they were not willing to afford him the same courtesy.
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Many rappers who partake in this mode have also indulged in torpor and a sodden inertia.
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And without a conservative movement that fostered and indulged white identity politics, there is no Donald Trump.
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If you haven't yet indulged in deeply disturbed utopian world, then I urge you to start now.
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Trying to please people whose don't want to be pleased, merely indulged in their displeasure, is futile.
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"They all indulged in massages and ate food prepared by chefs at the house," says the source.
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But they reflected some of our experience and the other Black art forms that we indulged in.
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I still indulged in Seamless delivery, meals out with friends and even a pick-me-up pedicure.
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She's partial to their apple mango smoothie but has indulged in a burger (or two) and fries.
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That's arguably indulged a demographic of lazy, indoorsy eaters, but that may not last for much longer.
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Now that he's president, Trump has a wider audience beyond the "forgotten Americans" he indulged at rallies.
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Stand-up comics regularly indulged in gay jokes and racial humor that would cause an uproar now.
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One point of investigation is whether WeWork's cofounder and former CEO, Adam Neumann, indulged in self-dealing.
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I indulged in a cheat night when Shaun Majumder kindly invited me on his new material show.
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" By the following day, Jan Moir was writing in the Mail that I was "another indulged idiot.
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Like many tech billionaires, Musk has also indulged in properties to build an impressive real-estate portfolio.
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He climbed out of the water and indulged in some post-nap grooming on the rock's edge.
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In the end, though, some things are better left unsolved, and some clichés deserve to be indulged.
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And then there was the high drama that his mother, Mary Ellen, a morphine addict, indulged in.
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In other words, she's what any of us might become, were we just a bit more indulged.
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Many writers of the time—rivals to the crown—indulged in gossip of illicit affairs and infidelity.
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Dressed in a ramshackle Link costume my mother had made for halloween, I indulged in this fantasy.
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I let my surroundings fade away and briefly indulged the mindset of my carefree 21-year-old self.
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She indulged my prying questions with the resigned pleasantness of someone very familiar with our uneven power dynamic.
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And as a late night snack, partygoers indulged in burgers from an In-N-Out Burger food truck.
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And Blatter would probably have been named honorary FIFA president, and indulged with a platform at big events.
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Mr. Esteves became a double and perhaps triple billionaire along the way, but he never indulged in ostentation.
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It also requires you to ignore the flexible morality that every character on this show has indulged in.
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Compare that to, say, several of the more brushed-off character deaths the show has indulged in since.
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The night before Lana Condor's Met Gala debut, the actress indulged in some delicious-looking ramen for dinner.
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As for smoking marijuana, the former teen idol said he had indulged nine hours before police arrested him.
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CANADA's three main parties indulged in a curious game of one-upmanship during last year's general election campaign.
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Trump has more openly indulged in racism than any major American public figure since Alabama Governor George Wallace.
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Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations.
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He's precocious, indulged, needy, and vulnerable; more human than his human overseers, with their stilted, near robotic delivery.
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Meghan Markle brushed off curtsies for hugs, and Prince Harry indulged Jane Goodall in demonstrating a chimpanzee greeting.
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The spectators erupted in applause, and Mr. Ayello indulged them with one last flex of his champion arm.
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We indulged in visions of disaster because they could only happen in a parallel and near-unimaginable universe.
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Paris, who indulged in the gaudy pantomime of learning about employment with Nicole Richie on The Simple Life.
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But there's abundant evidence that Trump has indulged in not just scurrilous rhetoric, but also in heinous actions.
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I hadn't indulged his spontaneity lately, and with Pudge wagging his tail at me, I couldn't say no.
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Middle-class Americans weren't gaga for his tax overhaul, but corporate America was, and he indulged that constituency.
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Left unchecked — or more than that, indulged — it stops being a sign of something that is intensely alive.
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In the Golden Age of the 2000s and 2010s, we indulged in high production qualities and limitless choices.
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While writing this poem, I indulged my pettiness, and in revising, I did my best to pull back.
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He indulged in a public spat with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over his State of the Union address.
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While two wrongs don't make a right, it's worth noting that Melania herself has indulged in conspiracy theories.
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Nordegren and Woods' divorce was finalized in August of 2010, and neither has indulged in many press events since.
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Wiseman then pulled out small bottles of Fireball, and the two indulged in a shot together, The Tennessean said.
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But House Republicans, rather than sticking to their initial plan of governing the country responsibly, meekly indulged his tantrum.
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Trump indulged Kim in Singapore, promised to cancel military exercises with South Korea and relaxed pressure on North Korea.
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"Sometimes it can be hard to stick to a routine – especially if you indulged over the holidays," she added.
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Their inheritors have indulged in an unseemly family squabble, played out in social media, over the great man's will.
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She was surrounded by love and support as she indulged in her cravings and set up the baby's room.
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Some 97% of firms in the S&P 500 indulged over the past decade, slightly more than paid dividends.
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When Hillary Clinton came up a second time, some of the crowd indulged in a "Lock her up" chant.
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And indulged in spending your hard-earned, grandparents-loaned holiday cash on an outfit replete with sequins and velvet?
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Once the shoot was done, Vink and his colleagues indulged their inner children—and tore the Jell-O apart.
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"Some institutions and decision makers are still holding on to unchecked power they have previously indulged in," he said.
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And to prove that supermodels really do eat ... she indulged on a giant caramel apple for all to see!
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Fans of both sides have indulged in this endless game of claim and counterclaim for the last four years.
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Perhaps there was something inextricably rural and Southern in these men, some perpetual homesickness that needed to be indulged.
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The booze flowed freely, and the 20-somethings indulged with predictable results that ranged from obnoxious behavior to hookups.
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"I'm trying to be better," Lamar told us at LAX ... saying it's been about a month since he's indulged.
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But the 28-year-old singer still indulged People with a little reminiscing about her days of being dumped.
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For Brusatte, these are not abstract or esoteric subjects, to be indulged for the sake of scientific curiosity alone.
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Responding to coronavirus, Trump has indulged his penchant for blaming others, from Democrats to the media to the Fed.
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He indulged in their bodies and ideas, benefiting intellectually from the exchange even when his sexual desires went unconsummated.
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He indulged in his favorite treat twice recently, though: to celebrate winning the French Open and Wimbledon junior titles.
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But the country's Soviet-backed regime indulged her, content with confiscating much of the foreign currency she had earned.
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Republicans have said the testimony illustrates the unsavory Albany culture they say Mr. Cuomo has indulged and even abetted.
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When he was not in the dark electron-microscopy room studying bacteria, he indulged his love of fly fishing.
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Mr. Child seems also to have indulged somebody's urge — his own, his readers', his publisher's — to make Reacher sexier.
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He even says he remembers his third birthday, when he indulged in too much cake and ended up sick.
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But he's indulged and endorsed people, organizations, and publications that traffic in flat-out lies and deny scientific facts.
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In the latest installment, Musk indulged in recreational marijuana use during a livestreamed video interview with comedian Joe Rogan.
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But Zelensky, likely in his desire to appease Trump and receive the held-up US aid, indulged him anyway.
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Alone at home, I understood that if we had been in Istanbul my mother would not have indulged me.
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Overpaid and indulged athletes are hypocritical, taking the man's money and then pretending they're part of the oppressed classes.
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I wanted anonymity and a way to burn off the cupcake or wine I indulged in the previous night.
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Many of the scenes depicted functioned like Saturday Night Live skits, offering comic relief to onlookers as they indulged.
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And while nearly everyone around her indulged in bud, sources say Kendall made it clear she wouldn't be joining.
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Somewhere in great outdoors of California, the crew indulged in cupcakes with thick sugary frosting and glittery gold-dusted doughnuts.
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Or were they just a democratic fig leaf indulged by a regime that had no intention of giving up power?
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And of course, the dessert-lover had to show off all of the pies him and his family indulged in.
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In the election campaign, Trump indulged in opposite talk almost every time he was challenged about his fitness for office.
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Romanticism is best indulged occasionally, just often enough for some healthy fun, and this irresistibly dislikable album scratches the itch.
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As an entrepreneur who controlled privately held companies, Trump indulged his own impulses in ways that revealed profound character flaws.
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About the only dose of national celebrity his campaign has indulged: an endorsement from Tennessean pop music icon Taylor Swift.
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To his critics he has cosied up to the far right by bringing them into his government, and indulged Islamophobia.
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The family also attended a baptism and, later, indulged in Ring Pops (for the kids) and champagne for the adults.
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I promised myself earlier I'd go out for a bike ride after everything I indulged in with my friends visiting.
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After a full day of sampling, sipping (and very necessary) sharing, here are the five best things we indulged in.
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But when Obama indulged the same pastime, he was relentlessly critical, mocking and chastising the former president at ever opportunity.
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We also indulged in quite a lot of champagne on the set of Persuaders so I gained a little weight.
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You have to look at people like Bowie, he was indulged a lot when he was on his way up.
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As they indulged, the room filled with the forced gaiety of uppers, exasperating to witness from the outside looking in.
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Mr Sanders, a balding socialist foaming against crony capitalism, was perceived to be an underdog likeable enough to be indulged.
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I also indulged in a taste or two of Asian carp sashimi, an invasive species currently threatening the Great Lakes.
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If your bubbe and zayde indulged you with this comfort food as a child, then you already know what's what.
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Governments generally resist disruption and course correction, but we've indulged that luxury for far too long and with disastrous results.
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As New York Times TV critic James Poniewozik notes, Trump himself indulged in this sort of scare-mongering in 2014.
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Books were scarce in his house, but Mr. Hill's parents indulged his obsession with the Choose Your Own Adventure series.
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Sure, Mr. Morgan was mostly a delight, but elsewhere "The Walking Dead" indulged in some of its most wearying tendencies.
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Finally, we indulged in the Rubicon Bakers vanilla cupcakes, which had visual appeal, but overall lacked a distinct vanilla flavor.
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Chance eventually indulged Ye and got on up there with Kensli in his arms -- Ye did the same with Saint.
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Republican leaders are not responsible for all of this rhetoric, but they have consistently indulged it and rarely challenged it.
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Decades have passed, multiple generations have indulged in the Pepto-Bismol pink snack, but Hansen's Cream of Nectar is unchanged.
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Among the issues the AG is said to be examining is whether Neumann indulged in self-dealing to enrich himself.
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Their cluttered but exhilarating 2011 debut, "Purple Naked Ladies," indulged a multitude of whimsical, psychedelic-soul impulses in the studio.
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He also indulged in the eponymous JK Hero, made up of salami, pepperoni, provolone, pepperoncini, pickles, and creamy Italian dressing.
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She happily indulged his eating habits, which included frequent trips to fast-food outlets and almost no fruits and vegetables.
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In practice, Mueller could suspect Trump committed a crime or indulged in unethical behavior but needs to conduct further investigations.
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No one likes admitting to having indulged in foods that they know—or think they know—are bad for them.
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In the event where a customer doesn't buy a device after they've indulged in a demonstration, Puls still gets paid.
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Other socialites with names like Fruity and Baba indulged in daily helpings of bouillabaisse, rascasse farci and plenty of gin.
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At least one club has indulged a policy that borders on an expectation of being eliminated as soon as possible.
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In the past, Fed chairs have indulged legislators, offering sympathy and promising to do all that they could to help.
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Gul Nabi Ahmadzai, and his men were reported to have indulged in widespread celebratory firing after his son got engaged.
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The poll was published by ZDF, the channel on which Boehmermann recited a poem suggesting Erdogan indulged in sexual perversions.
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The type of fraud which these people indulged in is outrageous but not surprising in a world obsessed with labels.
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Moments later, the same creature is basking in the warmth of a blow dry, transformed from vicious to hilariously indulged.
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Plus, they indulged two important things—the duo's already meme-able playfulness and the fact that everyone just loves trolling Trump.
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As he became well-known, a second Mr Taleb emerged, a figure who indulged in bad-tempered spats with other thinkers.
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Hilariously, YouPorn asked women if they put on makeup or got dressed up before they indulged, and obviously they did not.
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Two weeks ago, a friend and I pulled into the drive-thru of a McDonald's in Bennington, Vermont and indulged ourselves.
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I'd indulged in some wishful thinking (as I did basically all the time), but I didn't really own any sexy underwear.
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Yet at a time where identity politics is seemingly the defining feature of almost every conversation, Javid has never indulged it.
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Kyrgios himself was said to have been a bit spoiled, indulged in the way that babies of the family often are.
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Mr. Bruce's early work leaned hard on impressions, and his late career indulged his own obsession with his many legal cases.
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She's transformed into hot dogs, taken on different body types, indulged in Instagram, exposed her hangovers, and even become a Kardashian.
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And the more indiscriminately indignation is indulged, the less attention it will command on these occasions when it is truly needed.
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"My family, except for my younger sister who was the indulged baby of the family, is generally very stoic," she writes.
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Professor Gordon, who taught at New York University and then the University of California, Berkeley, indulged a medley of singular enthusiasms.
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Professor Gordon wrote as an eager scholarly guide to carnal, unorthodox cultures that he was too young to have indulged in.
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But he allowed that coyotes, like any wild animal, can get comfortable around people, especially if they're indulged — and worse, fed.
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We met at Super Six for brunch, where I indulged in the "Big Blue" Benny ($14) and a Super Michelada ($6).
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The French watchdog said Apple indulged in anti-competitive behavior in its distribution network and abused economic dependence on its resellers.
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This marks the lowest point in the Trump White House's campaign against the press, and it should no longer be indulged.
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Doing it was like becoming a member of an elite little clique that secretly indulged in something edgy, dangerous and illicit.
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At the time of release, viewers were shocked to have the entire first season available all at once and indulged readily.
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He groused about windmills, proclaimed his love of cowboy hats and indulged in an extended rant against energy-saving light bulbs.
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Men and women alike have prodigious and actively indulged appetites for anything that might further the pursuit of a good time.
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Now in my early 30s, I tend to regard my baldness as something of a joke, an unsightliness to be indulged.
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This sort of fantasy is often perceived as rather materialistic and self-indulged, but I am actually quite intrigued by it.
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He indulged in the youthful aristocratic pleasure of not being liked and his wit was purposefully caustic, his tongue often blistering.
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" They had indulged in what was for them the most productive form of resistance; now it was time to record "Cold Showers.
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The pair have indulged in intimate meals at upscale hotspots Le Bacon and Le Cesar and on the Plage Keller private beach.
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"I think it helps calm them down," Acosta replied when asked why he indulged the same people who had been jeering him.
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And, as one historian put it, regularly "she indulged in her orgies of buying things," like some kind of Victorian Imelda Marcos.
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Not sure how many celebrities indulged in these delicious options, but Room star Brie Larson was pictured eating one post Oscar win.
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When I asked Holland if he'd ever indulged in a Netflix binge session on the couch, he admitted "yes, but not often."
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In fact, the participants who had indulged in the alcoholic beer did better on the RAT test than did their teetotaling counterparts.
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During the heady reign of the Pahlavis (17853-79) Iranians freely indulged in drinking as it was legally permissible to do so.
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" Upon hearing the news, the rapper indulged in a mini celebration by sticking her tongue out and yelling her signature phrase, "Oweee.
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If David Milch indulged at the racetrack, he wouldn't be the first A-lister to bet excessively on a good horse race.
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There's something self-indulgent about converting your own day-to-day experience into art, but Sam is a very under-indulged character.
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Note, I'm not talking about the dark side of the web: the lawless digital underground where humanity's worst impulses can be indulged.
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For me, the show's most truly shocking scene comes when Lena finally erupts, in raging sorrow, at her beloved, much-indulged son.
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He indulged in a series of riffs about their service, immigration and, in one instance, the merits of an electromagnetic catapult system.
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Ms. Porter grew up in Summit, N.J., with her parents, Prudence and Michael Porter, who indulged, reluctantly, her hobby of rescuing animals.
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Never before has Lerner's fine ethnographic attunement been so joyously indulged, or the bubblicious texture of late Clintonism been so lovingly evoked.
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Around this time of year, every year for the last 10 or so, I have indulged in a strange but comforting ritual.
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Like his other brothers who lived long enough to enjoy the family wealth, he later indulged in other luxuries besides his paintings.
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An argument could be made that Google has over-indulged in its creation of way too many messaging apps in years past.
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The occasional craving for a brownie or a French fry could be indulged, he said; otherwise dieters might abandon their self-discipline.
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For a span of some seconds, I indulged the fantasy of taking up citizenship in this world of costly luxury consumer goods.
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Similarly, the relief of Saturn exiting Capricorn leaves a vacuum of self-care that, when indulged, helps fuel your newly-honed productivity.
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After finally completing her manuscript, she indulged in a little friendly vandalism to commemorate the occasion, a photo of which she tweeted Monday.
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On location, Daddy Yankee indulged one of his favorite pastimes, off-roading in the dunes and shared a sweet photo with locals kids.
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This is the generation that indulged in New Age navel-gazing, declared that "greed is good" and more than doubled the divorce rate.
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She's long been the master of glamour — as anyone who has indulged in an item from her luxe eponymous beauty line can attest.
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I was just lucky that I wasn't raised in an environment where this kind of behavior was indulged in or viewed as acceptable.
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A second, related question is how much miscegenation with pre-existing hominids the migrants from Makgadikgadi indulged in as they spread and multiplied.
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My mother is Chinese and did the bulk of the cooking: soy sauce, tofu, edamame, tempeh—we regularly indulged in the soy smorgasbord.
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South Africa has just dumped Jacob Zuma (see article), who indulged Mr Kabila's claim that Western pleas to uphold Congolese law were imperialism.
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While my character, Vincent Chase, indulged in the extravagant Hollywood lifestyle, offscreen, I'd always preferred more intimate dinner parties surrounded by close friends.
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He is devoted to the memory of his dead mother and creepily indulged by his icy sister and business partner, Cyril (Lesley Manville).
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Cruz, who had spent a week answering seemingly unending questions about his controversial position to end popular ethanol mandates here, obliged and indulged.
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He said police had been forced to act "since protesters disregarded a curfew, acted against the advice of police", and indulged in violence.
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I had not indulged in any of my cannabis purchases over the day's journey due to all the driving I needed to do.
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Californians indulged Linda Ronstadt's boyfriend his fling in 1976, but they turned on him in 1980, when he challenged a sitting Democratic president.
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Bets were made over who could read the most, and late-night reading under the covers with a flashlight was indulged and encouraged.
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Mr. Trump, producers say, casually indulged in ethnic stereotypes, once asking a network executive if a Jewish agent would earn him more money.
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Game of Thrones has always indulged in the indecent—the whole show starts with a handsome chap kicking a lad out the window.
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Movies like Hackers and even Fight Club indulged in a sexy-apocalyptic romanticism because that's exactly what the 1990s were all about: indulgence.
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To her great credit, she hasn't tried to be a Fitzgerald clone, or even indulged in a full-scale tribute before this one.
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Each time I spotted one, I pulled over and indulged in leisurely looks as cars zoomed past me, a few honking in disgust.
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I moved to Italy and indulged in all the pizza, ice cream, carpaccio, and mozzarella my little town in Abruzzo had to offer.
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We gathered in smoky bedrooms and trash basements as GZA's Liquid Swords pumped from a boombox, and indulged in our fantasies of revolution.
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Admittedly, I did have a better variety of ramen to choose from and indulged on healthier fare to make the journey more bearable.
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"We have indulged myths and fabrications, pretended it wasn't so bad, and our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," Mr. Flake said.
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That's why he indulged in behavior that would come back to haunt him in the White House: He never planned on moving there.
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Callebaut's news release was more forthcoming about some of the company's business plans, though it indulged in a fair amount of marketing jargon.
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He indulged his obsession with Barack Obama, slamming the former President on foreign soil in a way that once would have been taboo.
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Denigration of the South often gets a pass in our society, indulged in even by those dependent on the South's political good will.
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Congress mostly indulged the presidents a "personal band of warriors," as George W. Bush called the staff, to fight their fights in Washington.
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CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich " chronicles some of the most outrageous and expensive gastronomic pursuits the well-off have indulged in.
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Questions about whether the commander in chief also indulged in his favorite game went unanswered by White House officials traveling with the president.
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And we can at least be glad that Abrams has not indulged his worst mystery box tendencies, the ones he is famous for.
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As Glass and DVSN built on their existing material and adapted it to new contexts, the artists indulged personal reinvention to profound effect.
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There's a word for what campus protesters, indulged by spineless administrators, are doing, and it isn't used often enough in these perennial controversies: censorship.
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Dagmar Manzel, reprising the role of Cleopatra this month, indulged cabaret textures, like the use of arid exhalations for the character's vamping put-ons.
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Smith even indulged him in a game of "Aww Hell Naw," which involved Corden pitching him terrible ideas and Smith offering up his catchphrase.
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The next day, the bachelorette squad indulged in some pampering treatments at the Baccarat's Spa de La Mer and hung out by the pool.
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After wrapping filming on his upcoming film Allied, the actor indulged in another one of his passions over the weekend: his love for motorcycles.
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An editorial in Dawn, a liberal newspaper, argued that the armed forces indulged the protest because of an "ongoing power struggle" with the government.
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He indulged in profanity-laden fits for the most insignificant reasons—if he dropped something, say, or if he forgot to complete an errand.
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The delegates ducked out of the room as reception attendees indulged in jackfruit, coconut, and ube ice creams supplied by one of the sponsors.
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It's a place where boys are indulged with endless fun until it becomes clear that there is actually a price for all that indulgence.
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Its story is riddled with characters who confuse their abilities with virtue, where every power fantasy is poisonous as soon as it is indulged.
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And, thank goodness, Tom Colicchio indulged our curiosity by sharing which meal has been his favorite in the past 14 seasons of the show.
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In fact, we've only indulged it, fanned the flames, taken partisan advantage at every turn, deepened the ugly divisions that exist in our country.
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By the time Americans landed on the moon, that class had turned to petty, divisive, political correctness indulged behind a shield of fraudulent internationalism.
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Those concerns cannot be indulged any longer at the expense of the civil rights and dignity of Americans who volunteered to serve in wartime.
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Meanwhile, the world indulged in the existing array of antibiotics in such a reckless fashion that it's hard to know where to place blame.
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Might always makes right; if the good guys win, it's because they were more violent than the bad guys and indulged their basest instincts.
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His father, Leonard Postilio, faithfully indulged his obsession by taking him to Sinatra conventions, while worrying a bit about where this fandom would lead.
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If you could just control yourself … You had an indulged childhood … You were a child of privilege … I don't know, that's what I thought.
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The duo are spending quality time at the Sofitel Los Angeles, where they indulged in a couple's massage earlier this weekend, says a source.
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His subtlety-free doodling was recently indulged with a feature exhibition at a reputable LA gallery, even though he's basically a mediocre editorial cartoonist.
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This is from a letter to his mother, and the bile streams so freely that one assumes that Mary indulged the young Locke's contempt.
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Once, for the Australian state dinner in 2006, Bush indulged his well-known inclination for country music, bringing in singer Kenny Chesney to perform.
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Despite my mother's careful meal planning, he indulged in two hot dogs and a soda at Costco every week, because it was a bargain.
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It's a place where boys are indulged with endless fun, until it becomes clear that there is actually a price for all that indulgence.
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And Mr. Trump, who played high school baseball at the New York Military Academy, indulged in a little nostalgia himself with the Red Sox.
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Hovered over by her longtime manager (a perfect Jude Law), she has betrayed intimates, indulged in the usual vices and become a tabloid mainstay.
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Dr. Thurman was there to persuade Dr. Leary to stop taking so many drugs — though he too had indulged in a bit of hallucination.
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During each ride, more than 4,000 viewers on his Twitch stream indulged in real-time commentary that frequently delved into crude, mocking and judgmental.
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With this latest tirade, Trump hasn't only indulged his racism, he has also usefully — if unintentionally — stripped some racial euphemism from the public discourse.
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With this latest tirade, Trump hasn't only indulged his racism, he has also usefully — if unintentionally — stripped some racial euphemism from the public discourse.
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In his "Make America Great Again" hat, Kanye himself proved to be an enthusiastic cheerleader for the President, which explains why Trump indulged him.
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But ambiguity is often the heart of great narrative, and it's not as if Game of Thrones hasn't indulged in it in the past.
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When I finally decided to quit doing something I had indulged in every single day for years, the addict inside me didn't suddenly wither away.
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Martha Stewart and Snapchat star DJ Khaled indulged in a #squad brunch that was all documented on Khaled's Instagram this week, First, We Feast reported.
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"This case is an example that rape is not a class problem, and even rich and affluent people are indulged in such crime," she said.
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On Saturday, the day before the race, Chip indulged in a ton of carbs and a flight of juice at his family's restaurant, Magnolia Table.
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She didn't feel silly when he indulged her need to check in repeatedly during sex, calming her anxieties over whether they were both enjoying something.
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There was a person, here and there, who MIGHT HAVE SAID that, ON OCCASION, Manu might have indulged in a flop every now and then.
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Western donors, who have indulged Tanzania for many decades, at one point paying for more than a quarter of its annual budget, are losing patience.
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Earlier Wednesday, the royal couple indulged in some rural chatter with craftspeople and businesses — and watched a show put on by a Young Farmers' group.
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With each new elderly monarch, they say, favoured sons have indulged in self-aggrandisement, leaving courtiers to disguise their acquisitions as privatisations and economic reforms.
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Though, now that I mention it, it has been a while since I have indulged in the sweet, tangy nectar that is store-bought yogurt.
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"I might have indulged a little in the first couple of years when it happened, but I am very weary of it now," he says.
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Investigators declared she had not deliberately indulged in binge eating, but Iran's government rewarded her with $125,000, the same sum it gave its gold-medalists.
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She also indulged in what appeared to be blatant gamesmanship on Friday by calling for a new set of gloves immediately before Sweden's decisive penalty.
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Its central character, George Minafer—the grandson of the most magnificent of the Ambersons—is a thoroughly dislikable boy and young man: selfish, indulged, unkind.
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If any man served as an inspiration for Victor Frankenstein, it was Lord Byron, who followed his imagination, indulged his passions, and abandoned his children.
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Von Braunhut even indulged his dark side with one particular invention — the Kiyoga, a retractable baton for beat-downs also known as the Steel Cobra.
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He tried to play host by offering Putin a seat and indulged in his favorite game of using handshakes with male leaders to exhibit dominance.
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Fullback and vice captain Ben Smith, who dropped a high ball in the lead-up to Wales's first try, also indulged in some self criticism.
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I indulged in a 60-minute massage, and whether it was the result of the excellent treatment, or my jet lag, I blissfully dozed off.
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Now there's a feeling of helplessness that's particularly hard to swallow for those who indulged in the national chauvinism of lazy Greeks and financial imperialism.
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It typifies the iconography indulged in by the Rajapaksa government to glory in its victory and to remind the Tamils of the cost of resistance.
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After he retired in 2005, Mr. Erde indulged a longstanding interest in opera by auditioning to become an extra, or supernumerary, at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Or Jeff's part-time music career, a wholly unremarkable endeavor mostly noteworthy for the fact that he's been indulged enough to have cut multiple albums.
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Afterwards, Victoria indulged her daughter in a little one-on-one dance session as her role in her girl group, Spice Girls, as Posh Spice.
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Indulged by Mr. Murdoch's newspapers, writers like Bernard Lewis, Niall Ferguson, David Frum, Andrew Sullivan and Andrew Roberts repeatedly urged American neoconservatives after the Sept.
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Yes, the Republican nominee indulged in wildly irresponsible and authoritarian rhetoric; yes, if he followed through on many of his promises, various disasters could ensue.
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That said, the Russians have also indulged in similar tomfoolery to simply nudge countries this way or that without resorting to open use of arms.
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" But since he was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States, Mr. Trump has not indulged in any instant criticism of "S.
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He has made that many enemies, indulged in that much tactlessness and worked that diligently to consign apology and atonement to the dustbin of leadership.
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On Monday, Paltrow was spotted vacationing in St. Tropez, where the Goop CEO indulged in some sunbathing aboard the yacht while wearing a black string bikini.
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When Dear White People, the Netflix series based on Justin Simien's eponymous 2014 film, debuted last year it notably indulged representations of queerness among Black communities.
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Instead, they indulged us over and over with surprises — my favorite being Betty's mom's sudden interest in exposing a local crime cartel in a student newspaper.
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It was the fantasy America indulged when it elected Ronald Reagan, when it salivated over the Kennedys' every move, when it mused over how Jon Stewart.
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Jessica Chastain indulged her sweet tooth while out and about in Quebec City with her handsome new husband, Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, over the weekend.
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In January, Jackman announced he was going on a New Year's detox in January, which he hilariously failed at when he indulged in a truffle pizza.
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Nearly one in four respondents said they indulged in work food at least once a week, and one in 10 did so three times a week.
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If you haven't yet indulged, you can stop by the deli at 854 7th Avenue, at 55th Street, between now and the end of the year.
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Finally, Theon was like the lactose-intolerant guy at the fondue party on Sunday, as Yara and friends indulged in some classic sailors-on-leave behavior.
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"In Trinidad, the white slave owners would put on blackface and strut around and aspire to licentious activities that they believed blacks indulged in," says Harris.
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But as it ravaged our communities and finally put a damper on the sexual revelry in which we'd indulged, it also propelled an extraordinary cultural change.
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He stopped at a few museums and strolled through Central Park, where he indulged another passion that is as dear to his heart as wine — trees.
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But for the majority of the day, the president indulged in his favorite moments of relaxation: spending hours on his lush golf course in Jupiter, Fla.
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I indulged in a tall, thick glass of passion fruit juice, while my husband had a gin and tonic made extra-spicy with local Azor gin.
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The lead defense attorney, Brian McMonagle, briefly indulged in a "can you believe this?" hand-to-face gesture during the testimony of the same expert witness.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price indulged in $400,000 worth of travel in private aircraft before he quit after less than a year of service.
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Since then, a series of administrations have indulged the fantasy that the direct or indirect application of military power can somehow restore stability to the gulf.
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Learned Hand, the great mid-century New York judge, later regretted that he and other young admirers "indulged themselves so much in flattery" of the justice.
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After all, the wealthy of today are equally flattered and indulged, and, as Frears proved in "Dangerous Liaisons" (1988), costume dramas are no excuse for softness.
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"The last time I indulged is about two months ago, with some edibles," Johnson told me in late June, in the lobby of a midtown hotel.
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Many houses that architects build for their parents are bravura coming-of-age designs: they show designers proving themselves to those that have indulged an earlier ambition.
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The actress and four of her children hit up a local London bookstore on Monday, where an onlooker tells PEOPLE they indulged in a literary shopping spree.
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Conservative hosts always dished up hyperbolic rhetoric, exaggerated Democratic scandals, indulged in the occasional conspiracy theory and focused on entertaining and engaging the audience, not fact checking.
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He should direct that plank straight at the sphere in which identity-sensitivity has been indulged and amplified into the quite illiberal persuasion that it now is.
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I stopped traveling for dates, refused to have sex the first time I met someone, and indulged in personal time, taking myself to the movies or dinner.
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There are a few people who live openly, men mostly, artists who are indulged in their bright-colored sashaying about town because their work is so brilliant.
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We have a hunch that in addition to picking out practical pieces from the Swedish furniture store, Will and Kate indulged their kids with some fun items.
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The $18 million glass-structured pad features an infinity pool Zendaya indulged in between shooting vids of her dad and attending Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2017 fashion show.
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Now a public interest attorney, according to the Times he has so far not indulged in whatever spoils are being offered to Sir Mix-a-Lot's phone.
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Torture-porn masquerading as drama Bryan Bishop: It's been easy to look the other way while The Walking Dead has indulged in its crueler, more vulgar tendencies.
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But, in the spirit of Weed Week (and my own sanity), I defied the very foundation of the genre and indulged in some gas while I listened.
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While many of these tech billionaires — including Microsoft's Bill Gates and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg — focus on philanthropy, these moguls have still indulged in luxuries over the years.
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"We have indulged myths and fabrications, pretended it wasn't so bad, and our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona.
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It appears F. has indulged in a liquid dinner which just means an even more lovey-dovey version of himself for the night so I can't complain.
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Hesperios contains all the trappings of perfect taste: The store is a banquet set to let you know about a life well read, well traveled, well indulged.
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Along with my spouse, Benjamin, I have, over the years, occasionally indulged in splurge hotels: the Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur, a Singita in South Africa.
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He has taken a tougher line with those he felt were being indulged, like Mesut Özil, and those who might have liked to be, like Aaron Ramsey.
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There was a tribute to President George Bush, who died on Friday and who always indulged in the annual festivities in the same box as the honorees.
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"Your hair is growing and it's thick and it's luscious, your nails are growing so quickly, so I've really indulged in that side of things," Nonoo says.
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But it also offers simpler pleasures too—there are melodies of "Swan Lake" that sound like the sort of pop chorales that Björk has occasionally indulged in.
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"As for those who indulged in provocative actions, breaking the law, in this case the authorities took action against them in full compliance with our legislation," said Peskov.
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When it came time for dinner, party guests indulged in a gluten-free menu by Heirloom LA with plenty of vegan options and one specific squash in mind.
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She indulged on and off for the next 15 years, at times stealing from her parents and pawning her possessions to help pay for heroin or crack cocaine.
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This confirms my suspicions that she indulged his love for feet, and her shoe choices were, on some level, determined by the fetish, as were her polish selects.
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The series is self-aware: teen drama clichés, such as a love triangle engineered by Kinsey among two of her male friends, are simultaneously acknowledged and indulged in.
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And yet the fantasies that Gottlieb's work indulged are part of the woof and warp of the James Bond novels, a good index of the period's inner life.
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Westworld has long indulged the base and violent desires spread over the American landscapes it lavishly represents, including the desire to obscure what makes the indulgence so delightful.
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Otkritie and B&N, which together accounted for about 5% of banking assets, were typical: they grew aggressively through acquisitions, indulged in related-party lending and were mismanaged.
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A report on July 21st in Der Spiegel, a magazine, said that Germany's big carmakers—Daimler, BMW and VW—had indulged in anti-competitive behaviour since the 1990s.
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Mariah Carey was even higher than 7,900 feet above sea level during her Aspen vacay ... assuming she indulged in any of the high grade marijuana she bought there.
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References to the Doomsday Clock are scattered all across our cultural landscape, and particularly in heavy metal, which has long indulged in a fixation with all things apocalyptic.
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Trying to steer a different course from Obama In another nod to his supporters, Trump indulged the tough on terror persona that helped rile up his campaign crowds.
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He may have looked out of place in the muddy fields, but he was there, without fail, to wait around for hours while I indulged my favorite hobby.
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President Donald Trump indulged in a bit of self-admiration — and deprecation — as he took the podium to roars of approval at the Conservative Political Action Conference Friday.
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By the time Trump took office it was widely understood that he didn't bother to inform himself on issues and that he indulged himself in screaming at aides.
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Many periodicals indulged in at least a little bit of surmise, for the Wendels believed that "publicity was as demeaning as luxury," according to The New York Times.
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My head became heavy, my stomach burbled angrily, and I began to feel a deep dysphoria that lasted long after the mega nap I soon indulged in. Success?
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But, particularly in my personal experience, anger is a cancer: It almost always brings worse problems and more to be angry about when indulged, and it hurts people.
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Something that I once loved, indulged in and sometimes binged on is now something that I fear, something that has taken control of my mind and my life.
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Even as an aide pressed Schumer to finish the interview so he could move onto his next appointment, the Democratic leader indulged us in a few more questions.
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Dany did not respond well at all to those losses — instead, she indulged some long-running tendencies to lash out and cause destruction, and massacred the city's population.
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The colonial gaze finds what it wants, and the Met show's mottled, spectral images of camels and palm trees reveal how Girault indulged French fancies of the East.
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My favorite spot was the screened-in porch with two unfussy brown wicker chairs and a small table, where I indulged my favorite pastime: gazing at the ocean.
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In a Wednesday op-ed in USA Today, the president himself indulged in some light red-baiting, claiming that "radical socialist" Democrats want to turn America into Venezuela.
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A full 1,874 said they had indulged in vaping with e-cigarettes at some point, though researchers counted only 1,080 after winnowing out some surveys with inconsistent answers.
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That's more or less the story of the government of Mr. Turnbull's predecessor, Tony Abbott, which indulged in too many ideological frolics and crashed after only two years.
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During nearly nine hours of testimony, Sondland said he reluctantly indulged what he described as the president's efforts to run Ukraine policy through his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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For a century, the movies presented the male-female relationship as a "romance" (happy endings included) in which men were indulged by women who let themselves be seen.
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Instead of cheese sandwiches, guests ate "health-driven food options," sipped unlimited kombucha and alkaline spring water, and indulged in a variety of educational talks and hands-on activities.
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Linking the supposed "illegality" of LGBTQI Indonesians to the country's founding 1945 Constitution is a habit often indulged by the MUI and other conservative groups when targeting fringe minorities.
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Because you obviously want a happy culture, and I agree with you, I think the seven kinds of craft beer creates a really indulged teenager, like a toddler, almost.
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A round of applause for the surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger and the extremely dapper Sam Ezersky for taking the wheel while I indulged in a bit of R&R.
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Besides the staged paparazzi photos he indulged in before the wedding, he recently broke with royal protocol and recounted a conversation he had with Prince Harry about Donald Trump.
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As with anything Markle wears — the Meghan Markle Effect is very, very real — the natural color bag she held as she and Prince Harry indulged PDA is sold out.
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After tearing up the Superbowl, Beyoncé, Ja -Z and their 4-year-old daughter Blue Ivy returned back home to Los Angeles, where they indulged in some comfort food.
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Find the highlights from our chat — from hairstyling tips to when kids should be allowed to wear makeup to the most luxurious spa treatments Alba has indulged in — below.
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Holding up two fingers in a peace sign, while holding a white towel in the other hand, Sia looked relaxed as she also indulged in a green face mask.
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The Room actress indulged in some fast food during the awards show after learning that dinner was served before the ceremony (read: while she was still walking the carpet).
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Then again, Edinburgh—and indeed, Greyfriars Kirkyard—has form when it comes to pandering fantastical bullshit to tourists, cynically exploited by local business owners, and indulged by the press.
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If you've indulged in one of those paint-and-wine classes with your #squad, you probably have a one-of-a-kind souvenir from that particular girls night out.
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Italy's banks have long indulged in the pernicious habit of selling their riskiest debt to their own customers: retail investors hold around half their €67 billion of subordinated bonds.
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In parliamentary elections in Slovakia, where Prime Minister Robert Fico has indulged in fierce anti-immigrant rhetoric, a far-right party with neo-Nazi ties just won 14 seats.
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That said, whatever his proclivity for quality chop and tempestuous celebrity relationships, he was often indulged as one of the boys and a stereotypical Aussie living the high life.
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He has indulged hard-core conservative instincts to a degree that, deliberately or not, attracted support from a white nationalist fringe that also tends to be hostile to Jews.
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According to multiple reports, he charged the government $800,000 for military transport when commercial flights were available — and Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, too, indulged in needlessly expensive air travel.
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I walked up and down Circus Avenue near my lodgings and indulged in another favorite, crunchy fried pakora made from chickpea flour (20 rupees) and sprinkled with spicy salt.
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Down the street, I indulged in aloo chop, a deep-fried latke-like treat made from shredded potato and held together with chickpea flour (20 rupees for four pieces).
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Author's Note It is an idea universally indulged that escaping to a far-flung spot, preferably surrounded by landscapes of stunning natural beauty, will spark bouts of unnatural creativity.
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Over the past week, Mr Trump has indulged in nuclear brinkmanship in North Korea, issued vague threats of military action in Venezuela and flirted with white supremacists at home.
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And there were several well regarded general managers around the league who were rumored to have been interested in the Knicks job had Dolan not indulged his patented panic.
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Another day, Parish and I watched Belle mount her big sister Maddie, who was lying on her back; they indulged in some genital-to-genital swishing back and forth.
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He was film crazy from his earliest years, with a connoisseur's bent that his father indulged by taking him to the film programs at the Museum of Modern Art.
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But it's the appropriate consequence for the stunning subterfuge his office has indulged here, and a needed warning to other members of Congress that this can never be tolerated.
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The President had already undermined his own ministrations when earlier on Thursday he indulged in a characteristic blame shifting exercise, singling out the residents of ill-starred Broward County.
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These clueless white people are trying to be cool in front of Chris, whom they just sort of think must be cool because he's black, and he's indulged it.
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"We have to take action against anti-social elements who indulged in violence and which has been captured on CCTV cameras," D Jayakumar, a senior minister in the state, said.
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In the years since, my husband has indulged his passion for ancient ruins in Athens, Rome, and Ephesus, Turkey and attended comic conventions in London, Washington, D.C., and San Diego.
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Though rappers have indulged in song sequences for many years, they were often story arcs about the protagonist's success (or otherwise) in crime, such as Jay Z's "American Gangster" (2007).
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Avianca said in June that it was not looking at a sale, but had indulged in talks with other airlines to look for possible partnerships that will speed up growth.
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The Israelis are terrified about the prospects of a British prime minister who has supported Hamas, a militant Islamist group in Palestine, and indulged anti-Semites in his party's ranks.
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Especially at start of the unofficial alcohol-free month, when those of us who may have over-indulged in boozy NYE escapades feel ready to hang up our highball glasses.
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But equally important to the film's success is a table scene in which the main characters flesh out the core question of Jurassic Park: Should scientific curiosity always be indulged?
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"For a century, the movies presented the male-female relationship as a 'romance' (happy endings included) in which men were indulged by women who let themselves be seen," he wrote.
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Once again, my manager indulged my naivete with characteristic patience and politeness, and explained that the policy was what it was, and that it was unlikely to change anytime soon.
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Reagan and Bush supporters indulged the idea that an appointment or two on the Supreme Court would lead to the overruling of Roe; Justice Kennedy would disappoint on that prospect.
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If you're among the 56% of Americans adults who have indulged in an alcoholic beverage in the past month, you may have also encountered its unfortunate counterpoint — the dreaded hangover.
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This set includes red envelopes, a custom stamp and a tool that helps you write addresses straight, just what you need after you've indulged in a tad too much eggnog.
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CASTLE CARY, England (Reuters) - Queen Elizabeth indulged her love of horse racing on Thursday with a visit to England's west country where she toured the stables of trainer Paul Nicholls.
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He also, several times, apparently tongue-in-cheek indulged his famous ego, such as when he told the crowd he was simply a vessel to give voice to their frustrations.
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While looking out at their yard, where they have begun growing a garden and plan to create a play space for their toddler, Mr. Yanev indulged another flight of fancy.
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In his TV series, he's indulged his squishy side, a little in "Extras," and a lot in the maudlin "Derek," in which he played a beatific, childlike nursing-home worker.
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I was unimpressed, demoralized even, so Liete took me for a scenic drive in the hills near Berkeley, and later we indulged in comfort shopping and some Napa Valley wines.
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For example, before my oldest daughter was on an early-morning school schedule, I freely indulged her disregard for bedtime on a condition: The night was firmly earmarked for learning.
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In the irreverent parody, "rubbing alcohol will be consumed, imaginary pregnancies will be indulged, and gender constructs will be destroyed once and for all," the troupe said in a statement.
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As "Sanditon" progresses, it becomes easier to accept its juicier flourishes as the kind in which Austen herself might have indulged, arguably, if she was still plying her trade now.
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The commander in chief, who has been known for decades as a fan of flattery and who speaks of himself in superlatives, even indulged in a bit of self-congratulation.
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" Instead of trying to tamp down the chants, Trump indulged them, telling his audience that "we have a great new attorney general who will give it a very fair look.
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In fact, the most successful musicians not only practiced less, but also took more naps throughout the day and indulged in breaks during practice when they grew tired or stressed.
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Those effects are documented from 401 BC—when Greek soldiers, traveling through modern day Turkey near the Black Sea, indulged in a similar honey and were debilitated with intoxication—to today.
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The Giudice home also served as the afterparty headquarters, where a party bus dropped off the teenagers — who promptly changed into pajamas and indulged in pizza to keep the fun going.
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At the standees in the back of the shop, Hanks indulged Kimmel in one of his longest-running bits, and defaced a Damon standee with a black tooth and black eye.
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Linda herself preferred simple jewelry that didn't draw unwelcome attention, though lately as her portfolio had climbed to uncharted heights she had indulged in a few Seaman Schepps brooches for variety.
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But, but, but: Private market investors have indulged their own unicorn herd mentality when it comes to valuations, particularly for those companies with higher public profiles (Pinterest>Zoom, in this regard).
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Bovids, equids and, in particular, canids, were put to work by H. sapiens; felids always took a slightly different view of the matter, but were indulged for their rodent-catching talents.
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Jindal also said that he would not revise down a bid for Bhushan Power after some of its lenders this month alleged its erstwhile management team had indulged in fraudulent transactions.
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In sending his lawyers into action, the President is again activating the kind of litigating reflex which he often indulged as a tycoon when he was party to thousands of lawsuits.
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Sources who've spoken with the president in the past few days describe him as "giddy" — a man who has finally fully indulged his itch to break free of John Kelly's restraints.
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Furthermore, according to one expert speaking to The Guardian, the police are going to be focused more on those trafficking the plant than those who indulged themselves in some nice kush.
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In the hours leading up to an especially pivotal day in his presidency — the House begins public impeachment hearings Wednesday morning — President Donald Trump indulged in an epic Fox News binge.
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Even the small lies, of course, aren't so small in context, since they relate to drinking or sex and thus prop up his choir-boy-who-indulged-now-and-then defense.
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Barely eking out a living — babysitting two indulged Manhattan brats, and working part-time in a chicken costume to promote a restaurant — Luciana is desperate to pay her rent in Brooklyn.
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Trump once again indulged in his fantasy of removing oil from Iraq when leaving the country after the U.S. invasion in 2003 (far from the first time he has suggested this).
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Carrère has done what so many self-anthologists do (I plead guilty to the same misdemeanor): He's indulged himself by rescuing from obscurity certain stories that did not really demand rescue.
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He indulged in the wishful thinking that Roosevelt's charismatic leadership and use of his "bully pulpit" could arouse and inspire the public and Congress to the proper pursuit of international duties.
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While I understand and have even indulged in the retreat-and-heal self-care approach, in a time when my community feels under constant, violent attack, it's never felt more inadequate.
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After discussing both on Tuesday, Trump indulged his hardcore Twitter habit again Wednesday with a series of retweets painting him and his supporters as beleaguered by the so-called deep state.
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He mentioned that fortune — "two bad goals, incredibly lucky or unlucky, depending on your perspective" — and he indulged in the sort of gnomic contortion of reality that might please a tyrant.
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Jenner, Tyga, and friends clearly indulged in the mansion's outdoor features such as the heated infinity edge pool, the expansive rooftop with 360-degree views, and the hot tub with fire pit.
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He also indulged in conversations that anyone would deem dangerous to the personal and professional well-being of a member of Congress who was also a (supposedly) happily-married husband and father.
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These aren't treatises on how no one should get to behave this way; they're stories about how even the men who are indulged in this behavior end up the worse for it.
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That's where I met a girl I'll call E. We indulged in every tired old cliche it's possible to indulge in when when you're young and in love and living in Paris.
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And the third, represented by HBO's The Sopranos and FX's The Shield, suggested that viewers wanted dark stories about antiheroes who indulged viewers' vicarious appetites for horrible deeds performed with ruthless efficiency.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. No matter our dexterity with a ball at our feet, most of us have indulged the dream of one day becoming a professional footballer.
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The French company has indulged all the most basic instincts for creating exuberantly masculine lines — though the company's designers claim the shape is "sensual" rather than threatening — and over-the-top flourishes.
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For more than 40 years, the high court has indulged the dubious proposition that the Constitution itself places unborn children beyond the protection of the law from the private violence of abortion.
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He and about a dozen friends, including a familiar face — Chantel Jeffries, who Bieber has dated in the past — had the theater all to themselves as they indulged in a private screening.
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Teresa Giudice is used to looking her very best, so even though the reality star had to spend nearly a year in jail she still indulged in beauty treatments during her stay.
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True Blood was just a grittier version of Twilight — the vampires weren't scary as much as they were hawt, and the show indulged the idea of werepanthers (like werewolves, but with panthers).
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He was spared jail time and instead given 10 years probation when his lawyer argued that he suffered from "affluenza" – that his wealthy, indulged upbringing precluded him from knowing right from wrong.
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In 19743, Robertson indulged his "twin passions" for golf and New Zealand by creating Kauri Cliffs, a 22-room luxury lodge and golf course on 6,500 acres on New Zealand's northern coast.
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In fact, the birthday girl was happily indulged and fêted from start to finish, accepting hugs, bouquets and kisses (blown and planted) from all the artists who came to celebrate with her.
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As a result, they did vile and shameful things with each other's bodies... Even the women turned against the natural way to have sex and instead indulged in sex with each other.
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"It went wrong today, they did not meet, they indulged in some drama instead," said one EU diplomat briefed on the talks, although it was not immediately clear what caused the breakdown.
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If you've ever indulged in a White Castle slider, you know you're not above buying a box of the frozen version for the most base impulse drunk microwaving you'll ever submit to.
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Life-writing abhors a vacuum, and experts have indulged in all manner of speculation, generally mirroring their own approaches to the world, about how Bach must have understood himself and his works.
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Men retreated into buddy pictures à la Butch and Sundance or swooned into bromances; for their part, women prepped for weddings that felt like battles or indulged in a hangover-inducing hurrah.
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He worshiped strong leaders; he indulged in a virulent anti-Semitism; and only slyly, belatedly, offhandedly did he take responsibility for mistaken actions and for detestable opinions that he expressed in writing.
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"Over the weekend and into Monday he indulged in another cycle of Twitter outbursts and pointless personal feuding that may damage his agenda and the powers of the Presidency," the editorial states.
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If you watched sci-fi staples like "The Jetsons" or "Back to the Future," you may have indulged in flights of fancy about winging it to work and waving traffic jams goodbye.
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But even as they indulged the notion that exceptionally healthy longevity can be explained by lifestyle, each agreed to donate DNA to a private effort to find the secrets in supercentenarian genes.
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Trump also showed his indifference, or rude disregard for the political plights of allied leaders, indulged his willingness to trade in falsehoods, and betrayed his obsessions with his predecessor President Barack Obama.
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The enormity of the potential destruction, and the scale of the evacuation and defensive military action, would likely be hampered if the film indulged in too much narrative buildup or character backstory.
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Meanwhile in late June the government announced that it was opening a national inquiry into big losses incurred by Malaysia in the early 1990s, when the central bank indulged in risky currency trades.
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" Speaking about addiction, Farrell said, "I don't believe I have any chemical predisposition towards depression, but let's just call it … I was suffering from a spiritual malady for years and I indulged it.
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My experience was tainted early on, when, having already indulged in every single chocolate flavor available at my local scoop shop Peter's Ice Cream (RIP), I unthinkingly ordered a cone of Guinness Chocolate.
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While hanging at the house, Kardashian, 29, indulged in such brotherly activities as: catching your sister taking a selfie in the mirror and catching your sister eating yogurt without a spoon – or pants.
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The opposition Labor party has also indulged in "spill motions", as the leadership votes are known, first evicting Kevin Rudd in 2010 in favour of Julia Gillard and then reinstating him in 2013.
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Trump's language over the campaign has been racist and authoritarian; he has indulged anti-Semites and winked at white supremacists when he was not busy with plans for mass deportations or Islamophobic bans.
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We've all heard the power corrupts, that money is the root of all evil, and also that greed is good; we've all ogled the reality-show mansions and indulged in the princess fantasies.
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That's the kind of rebellion Prince Harry found during a royal visit to the Australian town of Dubbo, when a tiny school boy indulged in a little pat of His Royal Highness' beard.
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For a counterpoint, read David Dayen's excellent column in the New Republic showing that Sanders is not the only liberal who has indulged in a little optimism when it comes to economic projections.
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Empty promises have not gone unnoticed and just because millennials aren't indulged in policies and regulations does not mean that millennials haven't looked around and see the displaced and disparity throughout their communities.
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"That particular cartoon is being withdrawn and re-drawn because it was felt that it indulged in body shaming, which I apologize for," Jeff Danziger told The Wrap in a statement published Monday.
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As the next election approached, the UPA government would no doubt have indulged in giveaways to farmers (as in previous political cycles) and disguised its failure to hit fiscal targets through budgetary tricks.
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Melania had wanted to shout once at the girl, golden-haired and indulged by Donald, one summer when Ivanka joined them for breakfast in Palm Beach and did not once glance at Melania.
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The two discussed the prospect of arranging a meeting between the Trump campaign and the Russian leadership, a contingency first indulged by Papadopoulos' "Campaign Supervisor," whose identity in the complaint is not disclosed.
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After all the lies he told, all the fantasy he indulged in, all the hate he spewed and all the divisions he sharpened, he was rewarded with the highest office in the land.
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In the presidential debates and at campaign rallies, Donald J. Trump has indulged a fondness for the equation of black life and hell: Happiness is scarce, and misery, poverty and violence afflict all.
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Turkey's large construction and energy sectors, which had for years indulged in cheap foreign credit, continue to struggle to service billions of dollars of debt after sharp declines in the lira last year.
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The previous week had already indulged Clevelanders beyond reasonable comprehension, what with the raising of the Cavaliers' N.B.A. championship banner and the cursed Indians edging to the verge of a World Series triumph.
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Branson has also indulged in several expensive island toys — including a catamaran called the Necker Belle and a mini-submarine called the Necker Nymph — which he rents to guests staying at the resort.
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For years, we ignored the birthers, the racists, the truthers and other conspiracy theorists who indulged fantasies of Mr. Obama's secret Muslim plot to subvert Christendom, or who peddled baseless tales of Mrs.
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If he was a little too ruminative for comfort during the reflective slow movement (Jaap van Zweden indulged Mr. Trifonov in this), he drew me in with the tender lyricism of his playing.
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And yet, long-distance champions, including Meb Keflezighi, Des Linden, Abdi Abdirahman and Deena Kastor, have all happily indulged me in long discussions about their training and mine, about my marathons and theirs.
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Nor should we fall for the siren call of more guns, the unproven good-guy-with-a-gun myth, something many of my fellow Texans have indulged in over the past few days.
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For too long, Republican leaders had indulged Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's pleadings to delay a sanctions vote while he attempted to forge a new relationship with his Russian counterpart, a dubious proposition.
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"Then I indulged in doing the camp pick up and drop off, making lunches, cooking dinners, being there every night for bedtime, and it was as extraordinary as the first part," Tatlock said.
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The book's introduction contextualizes the social phenomenon of art appreciation as not only a subject of literary fascination but also an activity that was indulged in by the masses in post-Napoleonic France.
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And yet, what's especially apparent in the selection at Tibor is that the uneven, sometimes manic variations he indulged in proved less successful the farther he strayed from his talent for figure drawing.
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He indulged in four or five passing exchanges before he slipped away from a defender and finessed the ball into the farthest corner of the net to make it the final score, 3-1.
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If you indulged too much over the holidays (and who didn't?), you may be considering trying a detox to rid yourself of those extra calories and start the New Year on a healthy foot.
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Also, earlier in June, gossip magazine TVNotas reported that nine members of the Mexican squad indulged in an all-night party with 30 female escorts following their farewell match against Scotland in Mexico City.
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But each of the ten provinces and three territories will decide how to distribute the stuff to 12m potential consumers (the number of Canadians who say they have indulged at least once) plus visitors.
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Kalanick's final act as CEO of Uber also seems like fodder for Koppelman and Levien, as it involved the kind of boardroom drama the showrunning duo have indulged in across four seasons of Billions.
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Now that I no longer have a regular paycheck, every purchase comes under intense scrutiny, and zero-dollar days help me cut down on the mindless spending I indulged in during my lifestyle inflation.
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Wandering through those collections is a bit like being Jennifer Lopez in The Cell: Jordan's every whim and interest seems to be indulged, and being in the house is like being inside his brain.
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The show is returning for a second season in June with a two-night event, which gives you a great opportunity to catch up on the first season beforehand if you haven't already indulged.
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The world's largest dim sum meal was served in February 2019 in Sydney, Australia, when 764 people indulged in dim sum from the Sydney Lunar Festival in honor of the Year of the Pig.
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While working in an electronics factory in Kunshan, an industrial district outside Shanghai, Mr. Zhou "indulged in online gambling and lost all his savings," said the police, citing the initial investigation into the attack.
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The directors enabled an information pyramid scheme and indulged Adam, in exchange for hoping they could create enough valuation momentum, via nine rounds, to carry their shares to an exit in the public markets.
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"Don't let the Big Steal go forward without massive protests," he said the other day on a radio program with Alex Jones, a host who has indulged conspiracy theories about tragedies like the Sept.
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It's an hour in which other emotions — all of the big, dramatic telenovela emotions that Jane the Virgin can and has indulged in before, like grief, fear, anger, betrayal — simply aren't allowed to exist.
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Still, our current situation highlights that, as indulged, attired and birthday-party-feted as the average owned dog is in the United States, many dogs are ordinarily in a daily condition of social isolation.
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She also agreed to do one thing that terrified her each day for the next 30 days, and on a day when she indulged in a man's attention, she would do two terrifying things.
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Back then, scientists indulged in a little vicarious cannibalism: They chopped up flatworms trained to respond to light, then fed the remains to other flatworms, to see whether the dead flatworms' memories would transfer.
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Authors of a small 423 study of 242 dogs, published in The Journal of Nutrition, speculated that obese pets were "indulged as 'fellow-humans' " and that owners of these animals were "overhumanizing" their pets.
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While that criteria for dismissal seems obvious, part of Weinstein lawyer Damon Cheronis' line of questioning might come as a surprise, especially for anyone who's indulged in a USA Network holiday weekend binge-watch.
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Zuckerberg still indulged in games; his favorite was a successor to Civilization set in outer space called Alpha Centauri, in which players chose to lead one of seven "human factions" to control the galaxy.
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That information dovetailed with findings by Roomi, an apartment hunting app, which recently indulged in a useful thought experiment: How would some of television's most recognizable fictional faces fare in NYC's overheated rental market?
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I, too, indulged — and sometimes still do — in those reflexes to critique, mock or dismiss everything that rubbed me the wrong way, but it never felt good, even when my self-righteousness was justified.
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" At the bar, Depp's group "sipped on specialty cocktails such as 'The Chairman' and 'The Stand Up Guy' and indulged on 'The Nice Guy Burger,' truffle fries, roasted brussels sprouts and the Wally's charcuterie board.
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CONSTRUCTION DEBT Turkey's large construction and energy sectors, which had for years indulged in cheap foreign credit, continue to struggle to service billions of dollars of debt after sharp declines in the lira last year.
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It's a passion of his and an activity that the now-vice president indulged in during a recent vacation in April with his family on Sanibel Island, the first break he's had since Inauguration Day.
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These people had indulged in unsafe behavior before it was known to be unsafe, and most people thought it pointless at the time to test yourself, because it took two weeks to get the results.
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As much as their music has indulged in chaos, mirroring the oppressive slog of pushing onto another day, those feelings—or the staticky tape loops, or blinding saxophone blasts—tend to be abstract in nature.
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Khloè, who is expecting a daughter with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, also indulged in some noodles (with her top on, though), captioning "in my element" on a shot of her feeding herself in a dramatic fashion.
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He's previously indulged an obsession with the life aquatic: an exhibition and Steidl-published doorstop of a book, titled "The Glory of Water," were devoted to the fountains that abound, not in Paris, but Rome.
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Congress, for its part, has sat idly by as American corporations have indulged in increasingly intricate forms of tax avoidance made possible by the interplay of an outmoded corporate tax code and modern globalized finance.
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"The board indulged the fiction that the Berrys could be persuaded to work against their own self-interest as prospective buyers with Apollo and might work with other potential private equity bidders," the complaint claimed.
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"What struck me as odd is that it was in the Stasi headquarters and that there is no specific reference to the secret work, intelligence activities or the conspiracies which they indulged in," he said.
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Stephanie said the entire theater was booing when the movie's rating from the film classification board flashed ahead of the film, and a lot of the conversation online indulged in making fun of its leaders.
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The online future his career anticipated was the rotten side of the internet — the realms of onanism and custom-tailored erotica, where the male vanity and entitlement he indulged has curdled into resentment and misogyny.
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But from 1998's A Bug's Life until 2004's The Incredibles, the pioneering animation studio indulged in fake blooper reels, dotting its credit sequences with engineered "outtakes" from the movie that had just concluded.
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Mimi and a couple friends stopped by Cousins Maine Lobster in West Hollywood, where she indulged on a lobster roll and lobster martini ... served in a martini glass and garnished with an olive, lemon and butter.
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Although his dentist warned him that the orthodontic elastics might become discolored with certain foods, Salvat still indulged in a rich chocolate dessert only to wake up the next morning to find his smile somewhat dulled.
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My ignorance could have led to peer influence by which my peer could have presented the substance to me as something harmless and I may have indulged in the substance as a result of my ignorance.
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He indulged in numerous conflicts of interest—for example advising Gladstone to continue to allow local banks to issue their own currency when he was a substantial shareholder in Stuckey's, a bank that did just that.
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Journalists have always indulged in projection: stringing loose generalisations together to produce a word picture that tells you more about the anxieties of the writer than it does about the subject that is being written about.
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And when he indulged in the pandering to Iowa institutions that is typical of political supplicants here, he did so in his exaggerated, almost comic style — as if he were playing the role of presidential candidate.
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Otherwise, he indulged in daily surfing (boldly returning to the water the day after the shark sighting), lots of visits with "grandparents and parents and cousins," swimming, board games, quoits — and hearing himself on the radio.
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And just as the bright modernity of the party in 1989 obscured some of the darker traits of Hungarian society (which Mr Orban has since harnessed and indulged), so the party today obscures the better traits.
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Since state-indulged mobsters cannot be brought to book credibly in Russia, this legislation at least strips them of the ability to spend their ill-gotten gains in the West, which is arguably a harsher punishment.
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Damagingly, as his support ebbed in recent days, Mr Rubio indulged in the sort of schoolyard abuse for which Mr Trump is notorious, mocking the billionaire's "orange" sun-tan and seeming to question Mr Trump's manhood.
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Trump had plenty of standard vitriol for the media at large ("I think the political press is among the most dishonest people that I have ever met"), and indulged his penchant for going after particular reporters.
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Worse, it partly reflected Mr Erdogan's slowness to recognise the danger of blow-back from his own policies in Syria, where Turkey for too long indulged radical Islamists so long as they opposed the Assad regime.
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I wish I could explain the flavor to people who have never indulged in the sugary treat, but the closest flavor profile I can really give is that the ice tasted...well, like the color blue.
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He indulged in a dramatic recounting of his surprise victory on election night, listing states he had won and noting dryly that many observers, including some on his own team, had been shocked at his success.
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As unruly as it sometimes gets, it is restrained by the way it always insists on dignity and decency, on true selfless virtue rather than the flimsy, self-serving brand indulged by the movie's unkind elites.
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She knew that the third floor was a place where Mr. Friedman's friends and guests indulged in alcohol, drugs, and inappropriate behavior, but said she never knew of incidents there that were coercive or physically abusive.
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Almost every president since has similarly indulged, up to Mr. Obama's decision to dispatch Jake Sullivan and William Burns to feel out an opening with Tehran that laid the groundwork for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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He indulged in election-year politics, a steady diet of misleading the FISA courts on a quarterly basis, and supplemented these official acts with anonymous leaks during the transition and early days of the new administration.
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Ms. Nuñez, an associate professor of Chicano and Chicana Studies at California State University at Fullerton, briefly forgot about her new slimmed-down lifestyle and indulged in new clothes for herself and gifts for her family.
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"Other politicians, they don't da-bang da-bang diggy" Update, July 14: Without actually confirming whether he was running for office, Rock indulged in a bit more teasing the idea in a statement on his blog.
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" Read: Mississippi Democrats think they've found their Doug Jones At her victory rally Tuesday night, Abrams indulged in her history-making victory, quoting the Book of Esther: "We were born for such a time as this.
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Image 2 of 463 MEXICO CITY – Mexicans indulged Saturday in a much-needed break from the political propaganda that has engulfed them for months leading up to elections that could usher in big changes for the country.
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Asher Hartman's plays are campy and often delightfully unsettling, and his new work Stigmata in the Rose Garden with the Gawdaffel National Theater troupe (Asher Hartman, Brian Getnick, Arne Gjelten, and Tim Reid) indulged this signature style.
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The Walking Dead, on the other hand, has made a habit of hanging entire storylines out to dry for weeks — something that's particularly frustrating given how much water-treading the show has indulged in during recent seasons.
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Specifically, they found that children whose mothers (more so than fathers) drank were twice as likely to have indulged in alcohol, while those whose friends drank were a whopping five times more likely to have tried it.
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He has rarely attended marquee events or indulged in the night life or restaurants favored by the city's expense-account set, preferring a near-daily routine in his old Brooklyn neighborhood of pastries and a Y.M.C.A. workout.
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Mr. Castellucci even indulged me when I asked him to break down the scene with Salome in a pool of milk, which is poured into the pit that previously held Jochanaan (in both human and horse form).
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At the same time, President Trump, or a staff member, has indulged a habit of wandering into Twitter's uncanny valley to retweet supportive accounts whose humanity is hard to discern, or which eventually and mysteriously just disappear.
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People who commit horrific crimes usually have the same more or less banal feelings and motivations as anyone else: They couldn't meet their needs or control their anger; they were loved too little or indulged too much.
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To make matters worse, instead of snapping its jaws at Pakistan's failure to meet targets, the IMF meekly indulged its partner, argues Khurram Husain, a journalist working on a book about the relationship between Pakistan and the IMF.
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Ice cream over booze: Adobe found junk food was the vice of choice for those dealing with tax-related stress, with 17 percent going for something sweet, compared to 12 percent who indulged in a drink or two.
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During what will now be known as "the world's greatest photo op," the pandas played in the grass, resisted their keepers' efforts to get them to all pose in one place and indulged in some oblivious, frolicking play.
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In the latter case it was reported that the parrots were obviously becoming intoxicated from the poppies, often crashing into trees and branches or being found lying dazed in a nearby field after having indulged in the drug.
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Guests noshed on pizzas and salads from Fresh Brothers, and indulged in a Thomas-themed dessert bar that included two small train cakes, a larger Thomas cupcake cake from Polkatots Cupcakes, Rice Krispie teats and chocolate covered pretzels.
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The pair continue to co-parent and recently went on a family getaway with their kids to Nantucket, where the Mason, 6, Penelope, 4, and Reign, 19 months indulged in beach and ice cream dates with their parents.
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The former NBA star hit up Drai's nightclub at The Cromwell in Vegas Friday night, and fully indulged in the party scene -- bottle and vape pen in hand, dancing with a hot chick ... and more dancing by himself.
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Khalid seems to take on the role of indulged younger brother within his team, all of them women—but when he gets in the booth with his band, all young, cool-looking musicians, he comes into his own.
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" This was apparent on a recent weekday when Ryan Hagen got on one knee and extended an engagement ring to his girlfriend, Leann Harber-Crosno, as one performer, Billy Oganasanti, 59, indulged the couple's request to play "Imagine.
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In other words, the guilty pleasure of fast food is shared across the income spectrum, from rich to poor, with an overwhelming majority of every group reporting having indulged at least once over a nonconsecutive three-week period.
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He also indulged his passion for filmmaking, by advising set designers on a pilot for "Six Feet Under," the HBO series about a family-run funeral parlor, and playing an undertaker in a mini-series starring Sally Field.
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Yet it's just so dysfunctional to have people like Marie Yovanovitch and Bill Taylor spinning their wheels out in Kyiv while Pompeo and Giuliani indulged the president's affection for baseless conspiracy theories and hand-to-hand political combat.
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Mr. Trump, by speaking with Ms. Tsai on the phone and referring to her as "the President of Taiwan" in a Twitter post, indulged those fears — and upended the traditional American stance, known as the "One China" policy.
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In Hebron, and elsewhere, some young Palestinian men have indulged their anger in recent months by stabbing Israelis more or less at random, wounding or killing a number of innocent civilians and bringing terror to much of Israel.
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Since leaving office, Obama has kept a relatively low public profile, taking vacations in Palm Springs, California and the British Virgin Islands, where he indulged in the sport of kite-boarding while vacationing with British billionaire Sir Richard Branson.
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There is no doubt that Gawli was one of Mumbai's most feared gangsters - he killed dozens of people and indulged in criminal activity, and yet the film is reluctant to pin responsibility of the path he chose on Gawli.
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The two actors are longtime friends and it looks like they love to goof around on the red carpet together: In August 2014, they even indulged in some Cold Stone Creamery ice cream together at the Teen Choice Awards.
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One Director after another — none with any real field operational experience, including the current one — has shuffled desks, changed the names of headquarters components and indulged the belief that the best way to catch terrorists is with PowerPoint presentations.
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Regardless of the advantages that accrue to Ivy League students, and whatever privileges might have landed them there in the first place, Columbia falls within the vast psychographic jurisdiction of Mr. Sanders, enemy of the indulged and fussed-over.
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It took me a couple of staring-at-the-grid sessions to fully get that and, at first, I indulged in a little wishful thinking that the theme was some sort of tribute to the late constructor Henry Hook.
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President Zelensky suggested to President Trump that the ambassador supported his opponent in the campaign; Trump indulged the view that she, and presumably other members of the career Foreign Service, was an "Obama holdover," a favorite epithet of his.
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From Jamaica to Los Angeles, London to Bermuda, Cayman to Toronto, they indulged in costumed parades, extravagant fetes and frenetic soca concerts, and were living proof that Caribbean carnival culture is growing globally, thanks, largely, to one island: Trinidad.
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I'm not saying hokey merch should be given an "all good" simply because I've indulged in it, but maybe I should do others the courtesy of giving their chosen presentation of values and beliefs some more generous critical thought.
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In that way, Game of Thrones is still a series pitched at those who've read and indulged in its source material, or at the viewers who are willing to do deep dives on the Wiki of Ice and Fire.
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Their first event was an hour-long "high power yoga" class on 4/20 (participants indulged beforehand), and they are in the early stages of developing hard-shell, smell-proof cannabis travel kits that can store weed and smoking accessories.
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That film is an affecting indictment of the NYPD's simultaneously lazy and overworked system, which carelessly shuffled the boys into prison, and of the runaway media train that indulged the likes of Donald Trump and the bluster of Al Sharpton.
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Jurors indulged in some 19 hours of deliberation over the course of four days before the nine women and three men deemed John Fidler, 52, Daniel Redmond, 48, Michael Ross, 62, and Robert Cafarelli, 46, not guilty on all counts.
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And perhaps I never would have felt differently — perhaps I, too, would have thought of myself as almost white — but for all the people who never indulged this fantasy beyond my home, my family, the reach of my parents' eyes.
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"While the original letter should never have been sent so close to an election, the expeditious review of these emails should put to rest -- once and for all -- the irresponsible speculation indulged in by the Trump campaign and others," Rep.
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There were a dozen elderly women dressed in red, performing a synchronized dance routine to a traditional folk melody in the park, dancing to "celebrate life" and enjoy a freedom of expression that they hadn't indulged in in their youth.
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Ayesha, who's tweet was accompanied by the "see no evil" monkey and weary face emojis, didn't go into detail about which of Squatty Potty's many products her husband indulged in — it offers models that range in price from $24.99 to $99.99.
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It's been a minute since I've indulged in Instagram-stalking up-and-coming talents, but after discovering this budding relationships between two twentysomething Disney co-stars, Dove Cameron and Thomas Doherty, it may be time to pick it up again.
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Before "Coast to Coast AM" began, Bell, who was born in 1945, was in the Air Force during the Vietnam War and there he "indulged his childhood passion for radio by operating a pirate radio station," according to the obituary.
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As for me, I've taken a fair amount of time to reflect on what my friends may have been feeling as I indulged my impulses to heal through oversharing (something I was unable to do in a heightened emotional state).
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It was his own father who fanned the flames of racial tensions during the Central Park Five case, indulged in name-calling to publicly denigrate women, and spoke suggestively about his daughter (Eric's sister) on the Howard Stern radio show.
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I also indulged in mild thrills at the Boardwalk, like a leisurely float down the Intercoastal Waterway, and traditional park games like Skee-Ball and Pro Shot satisfied the kid in me (though the giant stuffed animal prizes still eluded me).
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Not to mention, social media claimed Monday as #NationalSiblingDay, a moment Kardashian West indulged in by posting a snap with Kourtney wearing coordinating black bikinis and Dior visors, with no mention of Khloé, or younger sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
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That desire has played out over the last several years within a Republican Party that placated and indulged him, and accepted his money and support, seemingly not grasping how fervently determined he was to become a major force in American politics.
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So while much of TRANNY deals with the nuances of everyday life as a transgender person, this is the section where Laura and I said "fuck it" and indulged ourselves in some full-on sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll writing.
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And because he was working such long hours, it seemed like standard dad stuff to his wife and four kids when he'd stay stuck to his recliner each weekend; they didn't know it was because he'd over-indulged on painkillers.
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And, in each steamy city, between visits to mosaicked mosques and pauses to listen to the chorus of calls to prayer, I indulged in hammam (or Turkish bath) treatments, an ancient spa ritual that's a normal part of life for locals.
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The director Eli Roth has previously indulged his cinephilia with gory exploitation throwbacks ("Hostel"), but in "The House With a Clock in Its Walls," he makes a nostalgic fun house movie geared toward a younger crowd, and it pays off.
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He has indulged himself at Martin Picard's temple of excess Cabane à Sucre au Pied de Cochon in Montreal, met with the Indigenous chef Cezin Nottaway on the Kitigan Zibi Algonquin reserve and is today going ice fishing in Maniwaki.
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Mr. Trump, who has indulged in his own wild speculation about the sensational killing, had expressed eagerness to finally open the last of the government files, only to run into a last-minute campaign by intelligence agencies to redact certain documents.
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In 2010, when he left for the Miami Heat, the citizens of Ohio erupted in a collective and pained tantrum, as fans burned his No. 23 jersey and the team's billionaire owner indulged in inane talk of treachery and betrayal.
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The first is Scottish techno producer Neil Landstrumm's 2004 album Lord For £39, released on Planet Mu. Landstrumm is a Scottish techno producer, and on this album, he indulged his taste for grime, hip-hop, and the funkier side of techno.
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But the long-run survival of religious freedom as a well-loved liberty requires more than a willingness to allow it only because the law says so, or even on the sentiment that sweet sisters can occasionally be indulged their idiosyncracies.
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Whether you indulged in the frozen yogurt craze of the 2010s or started every morning with a glass of celery juice during the summer of 2019, some food trends are better than others in terms of health benefits or taste.
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During Mr. Trump's campaign, he was a forceful critic of Hillary Clinton, a longtime political rival and Mr. Trump's opponent in the 2016 presidential race, and indulged in some non-truth telling that was as puzzling as it was brazen.
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The Coens indulged Finney's playful side, not in the role of the tough gangster, but in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo, disguised as an aging female maid who crosses herself when Gabriel Byrne bursts into a ladies' dressing room.
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He also indulged in the works of French surrealist novelist Boris Vian, as well as absurdists playwrights like Eugene Ionesco and Samuel Beckett, the idea being to learn how to exist in one's own artistic universe with its very own codes.
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" Charlene also says that her preschoolers may have indulged a little over the holidays: "I'm sure all moms, like me, have already experienced the consequences of [the children eating] too many sweets, the excess sugar and the excitement that comes with it.
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Pickle juice is also held to be a good hangover cure, too, which is why, especially in the summer months, you'll find pickle juice vendors cruising the streets and parks of Istanbul, selling restorative shots to revelers who might have over-indulged.
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Rather, he ignored his best advisor, fed his family to the Lord of Light, and indulged in some magical thinking in the lead-up to the doomed siege of the Bolton-held Winterfell, a defeat that was surprisingly poignant for being completely logical.
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Referring to the House resolution Friday, the president of the United States—a man who has overseen an explosion of anti-Jewish hate and invited white nationalists into his administration and indulged in anti-Semitic tropes of his own—went on the offensive.
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When they're in charge -- however differently they may frame it for the base -- the wealthy will be hired, catered to, indulged and pampered, while the poor will be the target of vicious budget cuts and stern lectures about pulling on those bootstraps.
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But for the most part, Keyto seemed to register how well he stuck to his low-carb plan: Hickey's readings plummeted when he indulged in some cake at a friend's wedding, yet remained relatively stable when he cooked for himself at home.
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One is not sure if the subjects are treated gently or cruelly, streaked as they are with stains and smears across the mouth, as though they had just indulged in a gluttonous meal or smudged excessive amounts of lipstick on their face.
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On the other side is Clinton, who with Arendtian poise casts cold water on a tribalist politics — she has admirably not responded in kind, even if she has frequently indulged in a politics of fear by playing up the monstrosity of her opponent.
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This state — and this native of it — have long indulged a borderline-comic impulse toward self-expression through lifestyle and food, as if success might be a matter of nailing the perfect combination of surf trunks, grilled lamb hearts and sunset views.
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At his victory party at the New York Hilton Midtown, where a raucous crowd indulged in a cash bar and wore hats bearing his ubiquitous campaign slogan "Make America Great Again," voters expressed gratification that their voices had, at last, been heard.
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A President, who a month ago was predicting a miracle that would just make the virus go away, was presented with cataclysmic figures that 303 million Americans could die if he indulged his itch to start reopening the economy in the coming week.
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None of the people in his paintings have indulged in Botox or plastic surgery — they accept their states with equanimity and grace: along with at least one nude in each of his paintings, Greenwold includes at least one person laughing or smiling.
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In "Big Sky," he's working a routine infidelity case on behalf of a suspicious wife (whose husband, it is discovered, has "indulged in bridled passion" with his girlfriend) when he stumbles onto something awful enough to subvert that little girl's princess/unicorn fantasyland.
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The result — implausible as it seemed last month, when Mr. Biden faltered so badly in Iowa and New Hampshire that establishment Democrats indulged fantasies about a contested convention to stop Mr. Sanders — is a race that could be nearing its functional end.
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The Fusion website published a story noting that one of the cops who heroically took on Hodgkinson and possibly saved Scalise's life was a gay black woman and that Scalise, in his political career, has indulged white supremacists and fought against L.G.B.T. rights.
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I haven't indulged in over 20 years, yet I find myself signing in at the reception counter and then waiting on a stylish leather couch for a personal shopper to call my name and take me to the land of legalized weed.
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In those emails, posted on WikiLeaks, top aides gripe about Clinton's "terrible" political instincts and express shock that her State Department advisers indulged in her penchant for secrecy by allowing her to set up the problematic private email server in the first place.
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There's very little that can't be had on the massive marketplace, and we've indulged many throwback whims with the help of eBay's super-granular search tools — just ask our EIC Christene Barberich how she hacks the site with cleverly specific search terms.
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Despite having neither a base nor a popular program, the militants indulged a revolutionary rhetoric of violence—Bernardine Dohrn actually endorsed the murders committed by the Manson family—and they should not have been surprised when the authorities took the rhetoric for reality.
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"It seemed from the beginning that the DNA test was an honest attempt to prevent Trump's racist attacks from being indulged in the media, and she has seemed genuinely surprised and contrite regarding the reaction from the tribal community," Mr. Fallon said.
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If you indulged in December without abatement, then you are likely to approach January with the intent to say no — to cheese, to craft beer, to Shake Shack, to cake doughnuts, to the braised short ribs you have perfected in an Instant Pot.
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Those of us who are raising transgender children know it is time for us to be brave; to step forward; to introduce ourselves to you and welcome you into our lives; to prove that we haven't indulged our children but merely chosen to love them.
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In its Reagan-era heyday, D&D was like convenience-store Schnapps or Jim Morrison lyrics: Everyone indulged at least once, usually late on a weekend night, and either become an instant devotee or spent the rest of their lives denying it ever happened.
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According to footage captured by Inside Edition outside The Mark, a cotton candy machine was spotted being brought inside with other party supplies, which could mean guests also indulged in clouds of spun sugar that were perhaps colored to denote the baby's still-unpublicized sex.
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Trade magazines and established culture publications that originally indulged in glossy profiles of Nate Parker and luminous reviews of The Birth of a Nation were shouted into turning on their heels by these same publications, and by dozens of smaller sites and vocal individuals.
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Both the Labour and Conservative conferences saw activists and their sensibilities extensively indulged: Jeremy Corbyn reeling out favourite left-wing tunes in Liverpool and Theresa May delighting her party by committing to a hard Brexit, and a crackdown on immigration, in Birmingham last week.
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The Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy drama (based on a Michael Crighton film), which launched two weeks ago, is about the dawn of artificial consciousness and what happens when humans explore a world in which every human appetite (even if it's sinful) can be indulged.
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When Friday rolled around things got weird in the best way possible at a beach event where cast member Brian Sacca indulged in a massage, Baddie Winkle mastered the art of giant beer pong and cast member Asif Ali was taught how to slingshot fruit.
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The bureaucracy, trimmed by the previous reformist government, has since been swelled by patronage, according to Giorgi Kandelaki, an opposition MP. The government has indulged in populism, banning foreign ownership of land and moving to write a prohibition on same-sex marriage into the constitution.
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And even if you know the details, unless you've indulged existing flat-earth literature, you are unlikely — right here, right now — to be able to cogently, concisely, and comprehensively respond to the lengthy rebuttals flat-earthers will give to each and every scientific proof.
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Lowery indulged in all the tropes of the genre — the action sequences and the hotheaded criminals and the doomed love affairs between criminals and the women they love — but he coated it in what almost felt like a fine layer of gauze, muting everything slightly.
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In fairness, the French give them a good run for their money in terms of players on the fags, with Zinedine Zidane, David Ginola and Fabien Barthez all indulged for their smoking habits, this on a decreasing scale depending how popular they were with fans.
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This VR cycle is still as dead as the tone of voice the Facebook founder used to describe the things his avatar was virtually taking in when he indulged in a bit of Puerto Rico disaster tourism for an Oculus product demo last year.
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"Movement" and "Yeah" served as proof that LCD Soundsystem could've easily been a gut-punching, no-holds-barred punk band in a different era; "Dance Yrself Clean" and the "outer space" section of 45:33 (an unexpected highlight) indulged the band's freakiest, funkiest impulses.
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Filled with songs called things like "Wanna Be Missed", "Sleepover," and "Feelings" (yes, really) her album reminds you of all that obsessive futile longing that most people – especially us queers – have felt at some point, but probably haven't indulged in since we were teenagers.
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If we will have indulged in almost two years of electoral entertainment and pathos just to end up back where we were, only worse, with even more venomous gridlock in Washington, it won't just be emotionally depressing, we'll really start to decline as a nation.
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A few times he indulged in the literal side of the formulation, pictured the arc of the executioner's blade, its glint in the noonday sun, and Isaac's shaved head plopping into a basket, his final physical sensation slightly splintered wicker pressed against his cheek.
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This mindset also helped me stop beating myself up — if, say, I indulged more than usual on a holiday and put on a few pounds as a result, I feel OK about it because I know in the scheme of my life, it's insignificant.
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At the time of his arrest, he was traveling to Japan, his former wife Malin Sandell told The Associated Press, for two weeks of jujitsu training — one of the few hobbies he indulged in outside of his all-consuming work as a code developer.
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The themes in this film, unlike in Arrival, sag under the weight of the unrewarded slow movement, the preoccupation and even infatuation with the look of things (snow falling, holograms, the LA streets) that the original Blade Runner never indulged to such an obvious extent.
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The place was filled with the smells of roast pork and rice and beans, and he was fascinated by the chatter of his relatives and their friends, who wore expensive clothes, indulged in alcohol and marijuana and sometimes broke the law, friends and relatives said.
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Where once they rode around in armored vehicles, brandished rifles, flew black flags and indulged in acts of spectacular cruelty, the Sunni Muslim militants are now prisoners or scattered stragglers whose leader was chased down in a tunnel during a raid by American special forces.
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This man was the product of two things: his family business, where no constraint on his authority existed, and contractors were there to be stiffed; and a reality TV show that prized outrage, indulged his megalomania, and gave viewers a high by mainlining cruelty.
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This fresh kind of encounter indulged the bonds underlying the sociologist Mark S. Granovetter's influential claim, from 1973, that "weak ties"—people you sort of know—extend farther and more consequentially than strong-tie networks, such as those made up of your family and friends.
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And the poor, by the way, are less likely to eat fast food than the American middle class, according to a recent study by two economists -- and probably less likely than the President, too, with his well-known fast food diet and indulged child's palate.
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Cranston plays a foul-mouthed, hard-drinking bar owner who is his own best customer, and Laurence Fishburne, is a man who has found God and become an evangelical preacher, preferring to forget the sex and drugs they all indulged in back in 'Nam.
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The reunited couple was in the Seattle area Saturday night, and hit up the Sugar Factory in Bellevue, WA. Sources close to SG and JB tell us they spent some romantic one-on-one time in the Chocolate Lounge, where they indulged in a frosty 60 oz.
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" She then indulged Kelly's curiosity and added that "good attitude, good posture" contribute to her overall appearance, health, and stamina before firing back: "But let me tell you why I love this movie that [Robert Redford and I] did, Our Souls at Night, rather than plastic surgery.
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Several presenters, jokingly or not, indulged in improv-heavy banter after claiming that they couldn't read the teleprompters; shortly before revealing the winner of the Best New Artist Grammy, Jennifer Lopez was caught staring into space for several seconds, a potent metaphor for the Grammys' numbing capabilities.
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It was just a few days before September's Polaris Prize gala, and, as members of his crew rolled joints and indulged in catered Popeyes in an adjacent lounge, the topic of conversation had turned to his odds of taking home Canada's biggest artistic merit-based award.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has heard his name rocketing around the Twittersphere as a potential 2020 (or even 2024) candidate — and has even indulged the chatter — thanks to his ubiquitous presence in American pop culture, from Instagram to commercials to some of this nation's cinematic triumphs.
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After his election in the antigovernment Tea Party surge of 2010, Mr. Brownback fully indulged the Republican fiction that huge upper-bracket tax cuts for individuals and businesses — and his were the largest in the state's history — would somehow trigger healthy revenue flows and create jobs.
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The business practices Trump indulged in were made possible by the fact that aside from rare forays into publicly traded companies, he ran a closely held family conglomerate that never issued audited public statements of profit or loss and did not have to answer to stockholders.
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Based in large part on extensive conversations with Ms. de Kooning, a close friend, it offered an unsparing picture of heavy drinking and frequent affairs indulged in by both partners and credited Ms. de Kooning's relentless campaigning for her husband as a major factor in his success.
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Perkins' use of golf terminology might be familiar to the President, who has indulged frequently in his love of golf during his time in office, and is said to take "one free mulligan after another" on the golf course, according to former ESPN columnist Rick Reilly.
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He indulged himself on several pet topics that were of no apparent help to Mr. Strange, including the president's Electoral College success, his decision to work with congressional Democrats and what he argued was the growing penchant of N.F.L. referees to throw flags for hard hits.
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Yet any competitiveness was softened by his devotion to her writing, by his eagerness (and ability) to help her in material ways—grants, jobs, reviews—and by an aura of romance, which he perpetuated (Lowell gave pretty much everything an aura of romance) and she indulged.
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On 1981's BGM, the band built an entire universe from the sort of sawtooth synths that would influence acts like The Human League and Eurythmics, while lush ballads like "Expected Way" (from 1983's Naughty Boys) indulged in the syrupy-sweet strings of London's biggest New Romantics.
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When men threatened to take their money away from Mad Max: Fury Road or Star Wars: The Force Awakens, despite the ridiculous math propping up claims that these online boycotts could even make a dent in those ticket sales, the media indulged the questions: could they really do it?
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We have watched, in shock, as our leaders have indulged and even recruited a new crop of writers who may have youth on their side, but lack the nuance, caution, evenhandedness, and sensitivity that has long defined the tenured chairs of thought leadership that define this noblest of pages.
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For the longest time, we've had a seemingly clear dividing line between shots straight out of the camera (colloquially referred to as SOOC) and examples of fauxtography where the shooter has indulged in applying some after effects like filters, vignettes, recoloration, or masking and inserting objects in the frame.
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The words "self-care" get thrown around quite a bit, and lots of "wellness" things like quinoa, meditation, and face masks are mentioned, but when I'm especially fragile and my uterus hurts, I want to be indulged and soothed in a way that only a Ritter Sport will accomplish.
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Grande was nervous about the song's more modern sound, but she still found a way to make her vocal stylings the song's centerpiece, and indulged in her old-school influences with the retro horns for the song's intro and a '60s mod fashion style for the music video.
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She was visiting her grandparents over a summer break from college and indulged in bags of potato chips and fistfuls of candy, but forgot to take the extra insulin that people with Type 1 diabetes, like her, require to keep their blood sugar levels in a normal range.
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He indulged his love of motorbikes at the Isle of Man TT races festival on Wednesday — where he watched races, met safety workers and sat on a super-bike — and on Thursday met up with the England soccer squad before they head to the World Cup in Russia.
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In other words, the guilty pleasure of enjoying a McDonald's hamburger, Kentucky Fried Chicken popcorn nuggets or Taco Bell burrito is shared across the income spectrum, from rich to poor, with an overwhelming majority of every group reporting having indulged at least once over a nonconsecutive three-week period.
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Although I've been trying to reconnect with my Jewishness all year, I almost didn't celebrate Hanukkah this time around on account of the fact that I don't own a menorah, and it's honestly been so long since I indulged in the festivities I forgot how to play dreidel.
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In this video posted on Youtube by user tgrfn787, this mom, who might've indulged in a little too much holiday wine, passionately cheers on a man, who we can only assume to be her son, as he lifts a completed Santa puzzle into midair in one fell swoop.
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In the wildly optimistic fantasies House Speaker Paul Ryan indulged after the election, his GOP Congress expedited the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, along with huge regressive tax cuts, on a partisan basis, and stapled a debt limit increase onto one of the bills before the summer.
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Clinton still appears on Fox News six times more often than she does on CNN—most notably in October 2017, a full year after the election, when Sean Hannity indulged in fever dreams of a uranium conspiracy so specious that even the network's Shepard Smith had to debunk it.
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Even the fighters I love watching indulged: Jedrzejczyk is usually pretty understated in her intimidation tactics, but she turned it up to 11 in the pre-fight circus this time around, getting in Namajunas' face during weigh-ins, while Rose claims she just kept reciting the lord's prayer.
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The new order reads: Uber has indulged in the slick practice of including its lawyers in meetings and communications and deciding after the fact if a lawyer was actually included for the purpose of providing legal advice, all in accordance with what happens to be convenient for Uber's case.
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There's one way to look at Rory's miserable flailing, which is to see it as a cautionary tale about raising an overly-indulged child, one who was always praised for her intelligence not her effort, and who has therefore never actually developed skills pertaining to hard work or diligence.
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Anyway, out of them, turns out the more satisfied were the ones who regularly indulged in intimate behavior, with 75 percent of satisfied men and 74 percent of satisfied women in the study being the ones who regularly said "I love you" or spoke lovingly while they had sex.
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Mumbai's reputation for street food par excellence is well deserved, and on Sheikh Memon Street, near the Juma Masjid mosque, I indulged in another treat: a plate of dahi puri (40 rupees), savory chickpeas stuffed into flaky puri shells, drenched in tart yogurt and dusted with spices and herbs.
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But the most memorable parts were the intimate, lingering meals that Eburah thoughtfully prepared: On a beach covered in driftwood, we indulged in radishes dunked in butter and sprinkled with black lava salt, crudités with bright-green pesto and creamy buffalo-milk ricotta and herb-stuffed sockeye salmon.
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Unlike the first show teaser, which indulged in Tumblr quotes and dramatic lighting, this trailer — in addition to those things — properly introduces Miles "Pudge" Halter (Charlie Plummer) and the motley crew he finds at Culver Creek Preparatory Academy: Chip (Denny Love), Takumi (Jay Lee), and the energetic, enigmatic Alaska.
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This is how it always was here, of course, in the six years that Ronaldo graced this stadium, this club, as he transformed himself — indulged and encouraged and nurtured by Sir Alex Ferguson — from a prodigiously gifted wing into one of the two finest players of his generation.
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So when he revved up a political rally this week by mocking Christine Blasey Ford, he indulged his desire to fight back and galvanized his conservative base even at the risk of alienating the very moderate Republicans he needs to confirm Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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But based on a wine tasting I conducted at a local cat cafe-slash-adoption center, the products are primarily catnip for the owners: The shelter cats did not like wines from either company — only two of them indulged — but the people visiting the tastings loved the concept.
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This episode may have indulged in a lot of Star Wars nostalgia from use of the Mos Eisley cantina to the pit droids from the pod race in The Phantom Menace, to even the way bounty-hunter-wannabe Toro's whining had a young Luke Skywalker tinge to it.
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When the court indulged itself or its visitors with one of its elaborate tableaux vivants, Indian faces were prominent on the stage, and indeed in the tableau of the king of Egypt, pictured in this book, the Pharaonic ruler himself was played by none other than — the munshi!
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In particular, Mr. Trump's win pointed to tectonic failures within the mainstream news media, whose leading brands had fanned the showman's rise with copious television coverage; indulged his every gimmick with yet more attention; and elevated his opponent's trifling email-management kerfuffle into a scandal of world-historic import.
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Cerrone indulged his right-wing tendencies first, telling reporters that he supports Donald Trump and that he actually found the Republican candidate a complicated and compelling political mind when he met him recently with UFC middleweight, longtime Trump supporter, and occasional Alex Jones co-conspiracy theorist Tim Kennedy.
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman Now John is a devastated single father, isolated from his two major support structures — his wife and his best friend — and dealing with the unresolvable guilt of having indulged in an emotional (hopefully, that's all it was) affair that he can now never seek absolution for.
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The 31-year-old actor dropped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday to talk about his turn as serial killer Ted Bundy in the upcoming Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, where he indulged the host in a bit of lighthearted conversation about their respective Madame Tussaud's wax figures.
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Not a few British administrators must at some time have inwardly indulged sentiments about the Mahatma similar to those entertained by Henry II about Thomas à Becket; and it is still possible to question the soundness of Gandhi's judgment in the past—for example, in his policy during the Japanese war.
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Joe Biden's love for ice cream is nearly as well-documented as his bromance with Barack Obama—so it should come as no surprise to learn that the former vice president indulged in a helping of the creamy, cold dessert during a visit to Ayesha Curry's BBQ restaurant, International Smoke.
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In return Bhumibol indulged the generals, tacitly supporting coup after coup, for his blessing was needed for political enterprises, as well as his pardon: most memorably in 1992, when the new (military) prime minister and the leader of protests against him knelt and bowed before his gilded sofa to seek the royal forgiveness.
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Similarly, while TV has indulged in more ambitious storytelling over the past decade, "Game of Thrones" wedded those attributes and engrossing characters with an organic world into which the audience can escape, while marshaling blockbuster filmmaking techniques in a manner that traditionally wasn't feasible in TV in terms of time or money.
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But even more important is that presidents who've indulged in such rhetoric have often made big mistakes that wound up hurting the US. One president who used a huge amount of bluster to describe communist threats was Lyndon Johnson, and that kind of rhetoric led America directly into a devastating quagmire in Vietnam.
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In addition to signing 15 executive orders, Trump also indulged his usual Twitter mania and election obsessions: The sideshows included: Trump claiming the photos of the inauguration crowd were false, boasting that he had the most-watched presidential inauguration and even reaching out to the National Parks Service for photos to prove it.
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Bob Seidemann, who joined the counterculture scene in the mid-2302s in San Francisco, where he produced indelible photographs of rock 'n' roll powerhouses like Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead — and who years later indulged his childhood love of airplanes by creating a series of portraits of aviation pioneers — died on Nov.
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From the beginning, he was careful to present himself to his primary audience of stragglers as one of them: a self-made individual who had to overcome hurdles thrown in his way by an arrogant and venal elite that indulged treasonous Muslims while pouring contempt on salt-of-the-earth Hindus like himself.
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Mr. Cuomo's senior aides, however, decamped to a bar in Albany where they sipped pink cosmos — a reference to the cocktail in which Ms. Nixon's character indulged on "Sex and the City" — toasting their boss and themselves and firing warning shots to those who had not joined them in the war that was.
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They have been indulged by both parent and teacher alike into a false and misleading narrative of the world, one in which success and happiness are a linear upward hierarchy from grade school through college, into a cushy corporate job that no longer exists in a stagnant and ever more socialized economy.
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Ironically, it's at the corporate level of studios and tech firms where this toxicity is often cultivated and indulged — rabid fans are devoted fans, after all — but there's also the continued, paradoxical indulgence of the idea that the online domain is somehow real when it's convenient to fans' whims, and unreal when it is not.
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Ellie Holman, a 44-year-old dentist who is originally from Sweden but lives in Kent, England, indulged in one free glass of wine on her eight-hour flight from London to Dubai, but says upon landing, an immigration officer informed her that her visa had expired, which is when things escalated, The Sun reports.
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Lolling on the couch, huge with twins, I indulged in binges of nostalgia for all those a-minus-list parties I hit in Manhattan with all my then-single girlfriends, wearing a razzle-dazzle wardrobe I would finally bequeath to my skinniest neighbor once I realized those pre-pregnancy days were never coming back.
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No doubt this will be a characteristic of these proceedings, too, except that Judge Kavanaugh's record is so deep — closing in on more than 300 appellate opinions, as well as substantial scholarly writing and speaking — that he may find it more difficult to engage the dodge indulged by less prolific nominees of both parties.
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Mr. Perrotta not only indulged those requests, but also quickly moved to restrict access to Mr. Pruitt, making his office and the rest of that floor of the E.P.A. headquarters off-limits to anyone who was not on a list drawn up by Mr. Perrotta, said Ronald Slotkin, former director of the agency's multimedia office.
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It instead reflects three other factors: idiosyncratic misfortunes; the structural differences between Argentina's economy and Turkey's more trade- and credit-intensive growth model; and the awful starting position that Mr Macri inherited from his predecessors, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and her late husband, Néstor Kirchner, who indulged in years of mismanagement that would appal even Turkey's iconoclastic government.
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Trump's oil obsession isn't entirely his fault: His military advisers, already spinning from having indulged his ill-informed edicts on Korean military exercises, Iranian strike plans, the Space Force, transgender service members, deployments to the Mexico border, and a military parade, now contended with a disastrous Syria withdrawal that endangered U.S. troops and fostered criminal atrocities by invading forces.
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Wilson denounced the retouching rumors by 1) noting that she had been exercising and eating healthy for the month leading up to the shoot (and, immediately after, indulged in some brownies) and 2) sharing a side-by-side comparison of an un-retouched image next to the one that was published (spoiler alert: there's no difference).
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They usually take the basic idea of the story (a bizarre kids' show, or a staircase appearing in the middle of nowhere), then filtering it through creator Nick Antosca's sensibility, which means all three seasons of the show so far have indulged in rich ruminations on family relationships, alongside odd creatures lurching about empty suburban backstreets.
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" Colorful writing: "No better evidence of this could be adduced than the gyrations of joy indulged in all over the spacious greensward at the game's close by thousands of dancing, yelling, leaping fans, who swarmed from stands and bleachers as Stengel's fingers closed on Lewis's fly for the final put-out, and moved in grotesque parade about the field.
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While his predecessors often indulged the American public's fascination with first ladies, Trump has demonstrated a preference for keeping the spotlight on himself — particularly in high-stakes moments like the State of the Union, where his penchant for unpredictability kept lawmakers in previous years guessing whether Trump the fighter or Trump the peacemaker would show up on Capitol Hill.
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Although arranged marriages were discouraged after the fall of the last imperial dynasty in 1911 and banned by the Republican government in the 1930s, Chinese millennials, often portrayed as the excessively indulged and protected products of the one-child family policy, now find themselves yielding to parents who are ready to provide them with everything, even a spouse.
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Tracking 3,462 people between the ages of 35 and 75 for just over five years, the report authors found that those who indulged in occasional napping -- once or twice a week, for between five minutes to an hour -- were 48% less likely to suffer a heart attack, stroke or heart failure than those who did not nap at all.
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Much like Marcello, the journalist who allows himself to become increasingly drawn into the revelry of the rich and famous people he covers in the 1960 Federico Fellini classic La Dolce Vita, McGregor has indulged in both the perks and trappings of fame and fortune, and must weigh his calling against the temptations that come along with being any good at it.
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After tracking more than 3,400 people between the ages of 35 and 75 for slightly more than five years, the researchers found that those who indulged in occasional napping -- once or twice a week, for five minutes to an hour -- were 48% less likely to experience a heart attack, stroke or heart failure than those who didn't nap at all.
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Since it's my job today, I indulged the frisson of curiosity I felt about MPEG and found out that the acronym is for the Moving Pictures Experts Group, who are actual people, a subset of the International Organization for Standardization, also actual people, who seek to herd the many cat videos in this world into a homogeneous format so that everyone in said world can enjoy them.
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While his father plied his statecraft at the chateau (or indulged his hobbies — fencing, riding, shooting and flying planes), his mother toiled at the rental mansion, cooking dinner on a "wounded behemoth" of a wood-fired cast-iron stove, and wrangling old-world domestic staff: coal men, gardeners, maids and a floor polisher who bound brushes to his feet and skated across the parquet.
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