In most cases such revolts are less damaging than indulgence itself, but in some cases they can be worse than indulgence.
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Such sumptuously packaged, premium-priced CBD products appeal to trend-conscious consumers in part because they promise a degree of indulgence — without the indulgence.
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This isn't just a plea bargain, it's a plenary indulgence.
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The faux human skull fire logs are an expensive indulgence.
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Perhaps that's an indulgence, but hey, Hoffman's gotta eat, right?
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Despite her exceptional discipline, Ms. Keeling allows herself one indulgence.
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But not everyone wants to sacrifice indulgence to save calories.
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It is a luxury, an indulgence, but also a necessity.
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Sure. But, the experience makes the splurge worth the indulgence.
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Do you start your kid on the candy indulgence early?
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It really became an indulgence for whoever is reading it.
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The big question: Is this an investment or an indulgence?
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And it is an indulgence, a greedy bid for power.
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When the political temperature rises, extremism becomes an allowable indulgence.
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Sickness is a dangerous Indulgence at my time of Life.
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Maybe you dismiss it as indulgence, privilege, so Gwyneth Paltrow.
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The art within the dining room often encouraged oenophilist indulgence.
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The question is whether Comey 's indulgence was a strategic decision to give the President enough latitude to lead the FBI to the elusive proof, or whether the indulgence was a sign of weakness.
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This gym membership, at $200/month, is my only real indulgence.
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Unfortunately, the media's indulgence of Kasich's delusional campaign has real consequences.
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They view Schultz's dabbling as a dangerous gamble, indulgence and diversion.
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I like that you are an ascetic human who loves indulgence.
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When it comes to the occasional indulgence, Khloé puts it best.
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Aesthetics, contrary to modern myth, are not a frivolity or indulgence.
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Every so often, Chowdhury will allow himself one indulgence: smashing technology.
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These are not functional ejaculations, but ejaculations of pride and indulgence.
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The migration of the nomad is increasingly viewed as an indulgence.
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Under Bill Clinton, it was a place of monumental self-indulgence.
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Sentimentality "is an indulgence in emotion," he said in an interview.
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But this indulgence in his new status came at a cost.
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Well, said fried indulgence is about to get a temporary upgrade.
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No trip to Paris is complete without a little gastronomic indulgence.
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It actually demonstrated self-indulgence and a lack of political maturity.
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He believes it's an indulgence, and therefore not worth the money.
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This year, the Church of England suggested forsaking another indulgence: plastics.
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Indulgence is excusable when it's as natural and unique as this.
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It was an indulgence but one that I felt good about.
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They are the personal sins — laziness, self-indulgence, drinking, sleeping around.
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A last kiss, he told himself, a farewell, a nostalgic indulgence.
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The political opportunity costs of such progressive self-indulgence are steep.
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Everything else is thought to lead to inefficiency and self-indulgence.
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It changes constantly, with the only constant being his self-indulgence.
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"When I am no longer employed, that will be my occasional indulgence."
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My husband and I decide to try another Japanese food indulgence: musubi.
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And as a solo artist, Michael had a knack for unabashed indulgence.
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Pair with Unicorn Hot Cocoa for a truly magical after-dinner indulgence.
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The video also suggests that our indulgence in spectacle can be spiritual.
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The videos are like a massage for my eyeballs, a virtual indulgence.
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Not all of my forecasts were wrong (here I beg your indulgence).
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Sometimes with fancier beans or more vegetables — the indulgence of cherry tomatoes!
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But without mindfulness about when we've had enough, indulgence spills into addiction.
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On first blush, I was sure this was merely a designer's indulgence.
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Given today's stakes, we can no longer afford that indulgence — it's dangerous.
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The sweet indulgence contributes to overeating fats and sugars, an unhealthy diet.
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The comments that came afterward are an exercise in hilarious self-indulgence.
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It's a lavish trick of the eye that indulges in indulgence itself.
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A coffee on the go is a rare indulgence for me now.
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Karate became a savored indulgence, squeezed in between work and child rearing.
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These are not luxury items so much as they are indulgence items.
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This makes us more prone to over-indulgence, so avoid going overboard.
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They're an indulgence for bad shifts, so I'll take them to work.
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The movie is a gratuitous indulgence that also happens to be provocative.
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Being kind to yourself isn't self-indulgence; it's validating your own worth.
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But for Cheban, food takes the top spot as his greatest indulgence.
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But it's unquestionably an indulgence, and not an affordable alternative to anything.
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For the host country's entrepreneurs, the trade war must seem an extraordinary indulgence.
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There's debauchery, there's indulgence, and there are, unsurprisingly, opinions that run the gamut.
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It is innumerate, blind to statistics and to the costs of saccharine indulgence.
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Or maybe it's the bond they share over their indulgence in strong men.
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One might argue that in hindsight, their indulgence offers a critique of austerity.
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It filled his whole mouth, teeth ripping through tendon, a truly primal indulgence.
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In an environment that is increasingly health conscious, Sonic is synonymous with indulgence.
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After last night's indulgence, I've opted to stay away from the alcohol tonight.
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Each year the celebratory spread differs but there's always a common thread: indulgence.
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" But she does have one sweet indulgence: "I love Häagen-Dazs ice cream.
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The Moon opposes Jupiter at 8:31 AM—watch out for over indulgence.
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A little pre-Friday indulgence won't be a far-fetched dream this week.
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If you wanted that period covered, you had to buy a new indulgence.
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There is no abuse-indulgence account that each party can draw on, though.
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So Americans' indulgence of him is infinitely more dangerous than Italians' of Berlusconi.
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"There will be no indulgence or conniving," the administration said on its website.
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The moon opposes Jupiter at 6:36 PM—watch out for over-indulgence!
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But their movement looked awkward, and their theater rarely transcended embarrassed self-indulgence.
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DAY OF INDULGENCE We finish shopping around 7, just in time for dinner.
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It's also highly walkable, and the newly redone spa is a divine indulgence.
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Here is where I admit that food is my biggest indulgence and cost.
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And in any case, the film regards Berlusconi's sexual appetite with tender indulgence.
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"We all want to be healthy, but we all want indulgence," he said.
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Once he was released, though, he felt that this would be an indulgence.
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Overall, that's not a huge savings for something that is considered an indulgence.
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And Williams' eulogy isn't the only memorial to be accused of self-indulgence.
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I've never had a taste for beef, and seafood is an infrequent indulgence.
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The saving grace of skiing six hours a day was indulgence without guilt.
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It was served with that two-day mayo, an unnecessary (but welcome) indulgence.
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This practice of corporate self-indulgence is not new, but it's grown enormously.
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A dollhouse transmutes the fraught domestic world into one of creativity and indulgence.
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The House has fallen into a black pit of partisanship and self-indulgence.
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Taurus is a luxurious, sensual sign, so you'll definitely have indulgence on your mind.
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Is it that indulgence, or is it ... Because where is the workplace culture going?
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Billionaire Oprah Winfrey has said that her biggest indulgence is owning a private jet.
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Such indulgence was her middle-finger-up to the stifling nature of royal life.
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Once Canadians can get legally bombed, measuring the worth of indulgence will get easier.
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Self-made billionaire Oprah Winfrey says her No. 1 indulgence is a private jet.
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The indulgence of cocaine was disgusting—like a chattering egomaniac spraying you in spit.
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He's not the kind of guy who allows himself the indulgence of personal needs.
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And to all the women in the audience, thanks for your indulgence. Bye-bye.
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Trump's indulgence in this rhetoric is an utterly predictable consequence of his current situation.
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Overwhelming in every sense of the word, Marrakesh is a city of sensory indulgence.
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He saw an escalator of reason raising humanity from indulgence in its basement passions.
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Overnight oats, a traditional morning indulgence, feature flavors like apple cinnamon and chocolate coconut.
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Does this perfect storm of self-indulgence and media and public complicity sound familiar?
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For the lucky ones whose garages are graced by this machine, it's about indulgence.
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Consumers, concerned with satisfying private material desires, are often denigrated for their personal indulgence.
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Front Burner Chocolates are an easy choice for indulgence on Mother's Day, May 8.
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Completely fine for an occasional indulgence, but I was eating this cookie every. Day.
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They love the good things in life and might be prone to over-indulgence.
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Spending money on things that will offer more fleeting value is generally an indulgence.
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Conservatives look at liberals' emphasis on self-expression and see weakness and self-indulgence.
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It leans in on gimmicky mechanics, but not to the point of over-indulgence.
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"These heroes know that patience is an indulgence that we cannot afford," Cook said.
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Such uninhibited invention can delight — and can easily tip over into tiresome self-indulgence.
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The brown-rice cream puff with ice cream and pecan praline is sheer indulgence.
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It is a very fancy salon and an indulgence I don't feel guilty about.
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Sierra is struggling to balance motherhood and her career (and spirituality and self-indulgence).
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It's an indulgence, but so is staying here, and one you'll likely never forget.
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It is a club that identifies more easily with martial values than superstar indulgence.
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Better Call Saul With your indulgence, let me start on a somewhat pedantic note.
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The only sign of indulgence is a sparkling necklace she wears around her neck.
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At what point does "community engagement" simply come to mean the indulgence of bias?
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They rationalize that Trump's indulgence of certain religious factions absolves him of his sins.
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As it turns out, though, that "youthful indulgence" might have been a temporary luxury.
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Fortunately, a happy medium between deadly scarcity and over-indulgence may be within reach.
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But that art is conceived as essentially a form of self-indulgence ("delight in one's own person") is a problem — if only because it puts the writer's art of self-indulgence at cross-purposes with any attempt to focus attention on the painter's.
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There is significant flab on these bones, sins of writerly self-indulgence and authorial indiscipline.
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Scillitoe said she was "surprised" by how many Americans preferred domestic service to deluxe indulgence.
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"We're still keeping it hush hush," Fung, chef and founder of Preserve Indulgence, tells VICE.
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Even your favorite kid-friendly cereal indulgence will taste better when on display in blue.
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The new moon is in Taurus, a sign that's all about groundedness, pleasure, and indulgence.
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We peons can temper our pain with Ben & Jerry's, or any other indulgence of choice.
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Like many of Americans, some celebrities enjoy the occasional — or not-so-occasional — herbal indulgence.
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Of course, this indulgence does not extend to women's cricket, which they deem an abomination.
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Now that we have, consider this your vegetable side for this game day of indulgence.
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IN WALKING A middle path, between self-indulgence and self-mortification, Buddhists face great temptations.
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She sees Dee's wavering as an indulgence, and Dee reacts in a predictably unstable manner.
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The Moon clashes with Jupiter in Libra at 10:56 PM, creating major self-indulgence.
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In truth, you'd have to give up a lot more than that one tasty indulgence.
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Hemingway was a man who embraced every self-indulgence that can afflict a successful person.
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Still, there will always be an element of indulgence in some foods, Mr. Schneider said.
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And there's room for an occasional indulgence — if you eat healthfully most of the time.
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But one particular entree at a resort in Mexico is more than your average indulgence.
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Infinite Possibilities draws from themes that question society's obsession with tradition, policing, consumption, and indulgence.
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"Our indulgence got us the capitulation in Helsinki," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona.
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An intriguing coincidence for me but worth the indulgence for any coffee and chocolate lover.
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Some form or other of love makes nine appearances, a commentary on Gladwell's selfsame indulgence.
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There's deep pleasure in creamy chilled oats, a small indulgence that leaves you feeling great.
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These are personal essays about influence and inspiration; accordingly, they can veer into self-indulgence.
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Trump only avoided personal bankruptcy over the hotel thanks to the indulgence of his creditors.
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But Woods's story is also distinctly American, with its indulgence in reinvention and second chances.
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The warnings from the Obama administration that America's indulgence might eventually cease had been plenty.
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We tend to approach menu decision in terms of two rival pleasures, restraint and indulgence.
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He sold the ideas that greed was good, luxury was aspirational and indulgence was innocent.
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In the meantime, it's worth considering the harm Western indulgence has done to Palestinian aspirations.
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Whether you prefer understated or fun styles, Birdies offers sophisticated indulgence in its velvet slippers.
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So it&aposs, like, a little bit of an indulgence but also, like, very adult.
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A vote for a third-party candidate goes beyond foolishness; it is simply self-indulgence.
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It&aposs also a lifestyle that values moderation, not restriction or over-indulgence, DeLauer said.
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But unfortunately, that may mean giving up the indulgence, at least some of the time.
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Here, the indulgence pushes in many more directions, and does so for double the length.
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However, moderate indulgence in black licorice is unlikely to leave you with any health problems.
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This setup seems like standard rom-com fare, complete with a side of upper-crust indulgence.
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Some people were bursting with it, while others were dead silent trying to process the indulgence.
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Movies, at their inception, were hand-cranked carnival attractions, TV an expensive, blurry, furniture-sized indulgence.
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So don't let yourself be seduced by the sheer indulgence of dousing yourself in expensive water.
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Erdogan's spokesman Ibrahim Kalin, on his Twitter feed, accused mainstream German politicians of "indulgence in populism".
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And if anyone personified flagrant sexual indulgence in the '90s it was her client Charlie Sheen.
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Instead, we're all trained to think of sundaes as of an exceedingly rare, almost criminal indulgence.
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Good news coffee lovers — your daily indulgence can have some major positive effects on your health.
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When they profit from our indulgence they show themselves braver than we are, if more malevolent.
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By contrast, Plato argued, the surest signs of a bad leader are narcissism and self-indulgence.
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It's a lifestyle that is peaceful, housebound and nearly Amish in its lack of material indulgence.
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Though the German-based company, Pechkeks is giving new life to the old post-dinner indulgence.
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After more than a decade of reckless self-indulgence, being Cali sober is the ultimate trip.
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"Millennial consumers, in particular, love the idea of self-indulgence, and subscription companies really understand this."
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In Luther's mind, the indulgence trade seems to have crystallized the spiritual crisis he was experiencing.
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These golden goodies are the ultimate indulgence for hungry customers who are rolling in, well, dough.
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On Pro Hockey In many visiting locker rooms, space is an indulgence, not a basic courtesy.
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Rather than being "bored" or "sniggering," Twombly happily embraced the more offensive sin of self-indulgence.
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Superyachts are a popular indulgence for billionaires, and both Google cofounders splurged for their own vessel.
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It's an indulgence that quickly hardens into abuse — which, in turn, hardens into something else altogether.
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And our modest-sized garden did not really justify the indulgence of a full-time gardener.
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A decade of political self-indulgence is leaving the country without a credible voice in Asia.
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Opinion After a season of indulgence, many Americans resolve to drink less in the new year.
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England has always had a predilection for hard-running midfielders; anything else seems like an indulgence.
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The airport, whose first phase is expected to open in late October, feels like an indulgence.
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It's light enough to be the final indulgence in a copious feast, but that's an aside.
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Buttery, sugary, and dense, Milk Bar's famous pie (serves 8-10) is the definition of indulgence.
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Of all the pleasures Winfrey can afford, she says her greatest indulgence is a private jet.
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"Our indulgence wore out with you a long time ago, Mr. Chairman," Mr. Jordan shot back.
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This is hardly the brief of most Western sweets, which tend to prioritize indulgence and seduction.
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It may seem like the ultimate indulgence for the uninitiated, and it very well may be.
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Therefore, the constant indulgence in self-improvement material just continues to feed that feeling of inadequacy.
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It's a new platform, separate from anything that happened last year, for his own self-indulgence.
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Little did he know that the simple indulgence would eventually lead to an attempted drug bust.
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Not as a conveyor of health benefits or a path to the Senate, but as an indulgence.
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Instead, the 'wink-wink, nudge-nudge' mentality that plays off women's drinking as a harmless indulgence continues.
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When she wanted to get a pedicure, he criticized her one indulgence as a waste of money.
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Venus enters opulent, ambitious Sagittarius on Friday, November 1, and indulgence and adventure are on the itinerary.
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It is also bad for London, turning it into a bubble of self-satisfaction and self-indulgence.
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But even beyond price, the iPhone has felt like an indulgence that just wasn't right for me.
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Deviled eggs Not only are these everyone's favorite party indulgence, they are ideal also convenience store fodder.
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Since I was such a late bloomer, I think I liked the indulgence of getting dressed up.
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My mother's only indulgence — her passion, actually — was travel, and even there she insisted on flying tourist.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. London's Soho: a place synonymous with indulgence, mischief, and style.
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Only, my relatively minor moment of self-indulgence had turned out to have some pretty severe consequences.
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When I was growing up, a classic glazed doughnut from Krispy Kreme was the height of indulgence.
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And if you already own a number of Olympus lenses, it has to be a tempting indulgence.
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Sulking is no indulgence; it is essential to everyday fraternizing, to lazing about with one's mates midday.
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In their innocence, the clowns were like small children, and we responded to them with fond indulgence.
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In an act of pure indulgence, regulators have given the five banks nearly six months, until Oct.
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It appears to be little more than an indulgence in rhetorical finger wagging at their fellow citizens.
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Sass said her favorite plant-based indulgence, the Hail Merry, is a chocolate and almond butter treat.
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With wealth comes indulgence, and there's plenty of distinctly 80's entertainment options showcased in the game.
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On the other hand, an indulgence is something that simply makes you feel good in the moment.
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A decade of political self-indulgence at home risks leaving us without a credible voice in Asia.
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The same with The Narrow Door's regular indulgence in lit-world gossip, well beyond what Lisicky requires.
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Is this the indulgence of an oddball founder, or a better way to run an I.T. company?
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I'm a little more abstemious beforehand, enjoy the indulgence and get back to normal the next day.
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With only a few weeks left, there's an urgency to the indulgence — oil-splattered stovetop be darned.
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Superhero comics, long considered a popular but critically disregarded juvenile indulgence, were undergoing a stunning artistic renaissance.
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Think indulgence, sacrifice, and votive offerings but also feasts, fasting, and the communal experience of shared meals.
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As with any indulgence, the goal should be the smallest amount you need to like your life.
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That's an affordable indulgence that I could not afford if I was still living in the States.
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As for whether my infrared sauna successfully undid all of my holiday indulgence, I can't really say.
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This modest design indulgence has sometimes been used to suggest that the house is out of context.
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You can join a supportive community as you reject indulgence and instead optimize and micromanage your health.
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Yogurt companies are looking to cater to those looking for a snack, an indulgence or a breakfast.
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Pope Francis, meanwhile, granted an indulgence, which is basically a pardon, to the order earlier this year.
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In the disparate reactions that follow shared trauma, the episode examines self-indulgence, denial, and, finally, joy.
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With only 130 to 140 calories each, these organic whole-grain bars are the ideal mid-day indulgence.
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But now I feel like it's more [about] having that relationship with yourself, self-care, indulgence and pampering.
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Even though nothing even goes right, we can still enjoy occasional indulgence in fast food and superficial nationalism.
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Bite-size portions of rich desserts can give you the indulgence you crave while keeping carbs in check.
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"People love hand-held snacks and indulgence," Carol Austin, vice president of marketing, Baskin-Robbins U.S. & Canada, said.
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Even though eating quality calories will help you crave treats less, there's still room for the occasional indulgence.
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My relationship with alcohol resembled something more like a heart rate monitor than a straight line of indulgence.
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Moral outrage is a luxury, an indulgence of the intellectual elite or the religious or rebellious college students.
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Lobster- and pork-filled pelmeni swimming in a creamy lobster sauce might just be the pinnacle of indulgence.
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"Nobody is safe from the Bureau's attention and any networking will not provide indulgence or protection," it said.
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Yet simultaneously he was living a life that, for someone by nature voyeuristic, was of the greatest indulgence.
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He does have a history of luxury purchases, but they're often more an investment than a personal indulgence.
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I blame it on the combination of my Taurus sun (self-indulgence) and Virgo moon (restoring purity). Mmmmm.
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Impress anyone by choosing to meet at this upscale cocktail bar; it's an indulgence you won't soon forget.
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Sister Mary Boom Boom and her fellow Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were fixtures on the flourishing protest scene.
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Yet many of the n/naka fans I spoke to remarked on its absence of cheffy self-indulgence.
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Catholics can receive a special indulgence in person or online, which is a remission of punishment for sins.
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At the same time, the paintings offer a visual indulgence into the landscape space or the painting space.
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Is the museum effectively selling a modern papal indulgence for a sin that shouldn't be so easily pardoned?
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I'm inspired by a certain lifestyle, some would call it European, a laissez-faire sensibility that prioritizes indulgence.
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That means your weekly manicure date is likely an investment in your positive outlook, rather than an indulgence.
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As power shifts to Asia, Australia can no longer afford the indulgence of a self-absorbed political class.
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But three feels like a real indulgence and enough time to enjoy all the hotel has to offer.
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"I just love the indulgence of this and the fact that it's dripping down their hands," he said.
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Even with Ms. Mikel's centering presence, though, this play, too, spins out, primarily into New Agey self-indulgence.
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It's Fat Tuesday -- the last day of parades, parties and indulgence before the Christian season of Lent begins.
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An occasional occurrence in later Metal Gear games, Kojima's inclination to name-drop is Death Stranding's biggest indulgence.
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For years, she has championed the notion of the bath as luxury, as the ultimate, deserved self-indulgence.
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The affair is what we expect from a man with his record of scandal and heedless self-indulgence.
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It's such a baldfaced indulgence of tortured-man movie tropes, it almost feels like a full-on parody.
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"But diet soda should be a treat or indulgence just like your favorite candy, not an everyday thing."
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And then there is the simple fact that junk food is one indulgence low-income parents can offer.
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Green straws marched in, along with whipped cream and caramel drizzle, as emblems of summer and self-indulgence.
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"Even five years ago, the bath might have been seen as a form of indulgence," Ms. Greene said.
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It's no wonder Americans now view dark chocolate as a "healthy indulgence" instead of what it is: candy.
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Some people cross a line from manageable indulgence to a ceaseless activity that damages finances, relationships, and careers.
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The fudgelike confection was a rich indulgence that orally transfixed me, while my eyes remained transfixed on her photographs.
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"A car like this is just an indulgence," said Mr. Flewitt, who is the chief executive of McLaren Automotive.
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Smartphones and personal computers were once an indulgence; then, as more people began to use them, they became inescapable.
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For my tarot reader and vision therapist... Didi,I like that you are an ascetic human who loves indulgence.
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At another panel, drag nuns from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence shared their group's 39-year history of activism.
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Just when her self-indulgence becomes wearying, she cuts through it with a critique of her own self-absorption.
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From a British perspective, this leaves some sobering thoughts on our own indulgence in the chaos of the Games.
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" As for his go-to Christmas Day indulgence, he recommends spiked homemade eggnog: "It starts the day off right.
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Vinyl's resurgence doesn't change the fact that a tangible music collection is little more than an indulgence in 2016.
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Yet, dark chocolate — considered a healthier indulgence snack — is holding up much better and actually beating some alternative snacks.
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The great films of that decade (Goodfellas, Pulp Fiction, Fargo) were about the moral perils of avarice and indulgence.
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Along with the aroma of the sea (or garbage day in August), a convertible carries the whiff of indulgence.
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Every Halloween, the Biltmore hosts an over-the-top bash filled with "illusion and indulgence, " according to the invite.
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"It's like a grilled cheese on steroids," Joe Calderone, the Serendipity chef who invented the cheesy indulgence, tells CNBC.
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Halo Top promises shoppers the indulgence of ice cream without the guilt, and millennials are eating it up. Literally.
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If the folks on your list deserve a little indulgence, look no further than these favorites from our staff.
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They should feel like bad hotel bar cocktails—an indulgence, with a guilty aspect—but not register as inhumane.
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It lacks the lean virtuousness of turkey, the crackling skin of roast chicken, the iron-rich indulgence of steak.
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And while booking a room won't come cheap, standard rooms are still generously sized and feel like an indulgence.
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This kind of comedy can be pulled off, but it's tricky, and can easily fall victim to self-indulgence.
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The Women's Bakery is an all-female social enterprise, so making a purchase here is a particularly sweet indulgence.
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What sort of self-indulgence creates that level of cohesion, the genuine chemistry between Flea and Klinghoffer in particular?
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Also I love ecstatic moments, but they have to be delicate, with the right balance of restraint and indulgence.
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Boomers gave us Donald Trump, the draft-dodging, tax-evading, wife-cheating poster child for '60s-bred self-indulgence.
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The disregard for truth — and indulgence of fantasy — among people at the pinnacle of power right now is chilling.
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There was something Trumpean about it all—a suggestion not of redemption and forgiveness but of indulgence, or abandon.
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And the implicit prescription for self-indulgence — that has got to play well with anyone visiting the French Quarter.
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Writers are often told to write what they know, only to yield series that stumble over their self-indulgence.
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It's an hour later than usual, but I can do it on a Sunday, and it's a nice indulgence.
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It's a cycle of capitalism—and indulgence—that spreads through the community, creeping up like dust behind your motherboard.
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Corporate self-indulgence has become an enormous problem for workers and for the long-term strength of the economy.
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In a city that prides itself on indulgence, this new wave of middle-ground restaurants is surely welcome here.
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Some sections of the film, particularly those that depart from the narrative, might feel like an indulgence to some viewers.
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Nailing a guitar solo is tough; the genre lends itself to masturbatory self-indulgence and not toward carefully constructed melodies.
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The good news is that this indulgence, which you can use three times a week, will last you way longer.
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We're equating it to waiting for your final sweet treat at a restaurant — only this mini indulgence lasts way longer.
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When I was a kid, cut flowers were a super luxury and indulgence—not something you would just buy everyday.
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Most of all, the resistance is making sure Republicans pay a price at the polls for their indulgence of Trump.
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And this self-indulgence did no harm as long as he was just a senator from a very liberal state.
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The roll, like the rest of the dish, lacked any kind of buttery indulgence that normally marks a lobster roll.
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Covered in a gooey fruit and nut compote, it's an indulgence that you won't feel so guilty about biting into.
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There's a stigma about how working out is somehow for people who don't have a job, or it's an indulgence.
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The legal indulgence appears to allow (and even celebrate) unprofessional acts, when taken in opposition to Trump or his administration.
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Speculative ones are a little more out there, speculating about the mystery or the wonder, or on indulgence and creativity.
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Previous U.S. administrations won Beijing's plaudits (if not actual respect) for their indulgence and concessions despite Beijing's chicanery and aggression.
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First, Carter called on Americans to stop worshiping "self-indulgence and consumption" and join a nationwide effort to conserve energy.
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The more time off, the more it cost, but the indulgence-sellers promised that whatever you paid for you got.
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These days non-farm days have been relegated to the realm of trading floor sweepstakes and post-Friday lunch indulgence.
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It created a cushion of public indulgence around his persona, even as the Old Etonian plotted his next career move.
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Staying starstruck is an indulgence of our arrested developments, even for jaded middle-aged reporters—sweaty ones, in this case.
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Though children took the lead, a brief visual survey revealed that the over-30 crowd also appreciates a tactile indulgence.
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It's an indulgence, even with Ruby's sliding scale—fifty bucks a week just to get someone to listen to me.
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For most people, art is still seen as an indulgence, a luxury that they have rare and little access to.
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He tightened the bind that Republicans are in (though their sustained indulgence of him remains a thing of absolute wonder).
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I only started getting manicures and pedicures this year, but it's been a nice little indulgence every couple of months.
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But a holiday season vacation to New York City, while still an indulgence, doesn't have to involve paying top dollar.
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He has been hospitalized for depression; Melissa handles him with an infantilizing mixture of indulgence and contempt that disgusts Frances.
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Before the rebooted Lara Croft series dove into self-indulgence and an increased delight in suffering, there was Tomb Raider.
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But how do they reconcile their desire to be more sustainable with jobs that revolve around indulgence, disposability, and newness?
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If you're looking for a true lunchtime indulgence, Tolsma recommended trying a tuna-melt sandwich prepared diner-style in bacon grease.
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And here's what I would say to those people: when it comes to parenting, indulgence and permission are two different things.
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Whether it's Halloween, Thanksgiving, or New Year's, each one is filled with self-indulgence — and the inevitable post-day-off slump.
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With a few simple tweaks, I turned the classic into a healthy everyday meal — as opposed to a special-occasion indulgence.
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" ― Maya Angelou "Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.
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If he could talk, the Siamese from Mansfield, Texas would probably credit his geriatric vigor to years of travel and indulgence.
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Digital abundance is leading to digital over-indulgence as consumers gorge on the fruits of the internet and then grow sick.
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But for anyone seeking bodily pleasures — gastronomic indulgence, cocktail therapy, spa treatments, fitness workouts — the price-to-payoff ratio is steep.
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My party and I agreed that this rare indulgence would be worth a few weeks of scrimping and saving in advance.
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At the back of the room, ushers from the nun-themed drag troupe the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence watched him, rapt.
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But her sparse, ironic style lacks the self-conscious self-indulgence of Fermor's prose, and is all the better for it.
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But what happens even more, in my experience, is an intellectual sin whose effects can be just as bad: self-indulgence.
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That's my biggest indulgence: hopping out of the shower, jumping in a robe, and watching Netflix with a face mask on.
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Yard is quick to admit that there is always indulgence involved in her cooking and the iPic menu is no exception.
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I'm convinced that perhaps it is the guilt of indulging that fulfills our self-prophecy that indulgence is paired with destruction.
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Some viewed it as the ultimate 1% indulgence, while others could relate, saying they've dropped similar amounts in massive makeup hauls.
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His indulgence of bipartisan health care talks slowed down the process and might have prevented a more liberal plan from passing.
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The days of putting that tax refund toward a big-screen TV or other indulgence are over, at least for now.
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But this kind of behaviour is better termed debauchery -- extreme indulgence in bodily pleasures and especially sexual pleasures -- rather than hedonism.
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As everyone knows, the only way to deal with the President is with praise, indulgence and political pats on the head.
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While indulgence towards alternative lifestyles might be on the rise, it's absurd to argue that domestic abuse is a family value.
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Le Guin is a loving creator, tracing her characters' every faltering step toward self-knowledge with a compassion bordering on indulgence.
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But in the time I have here today, and with your indulgence, I would instead like to speak somewhat more personally.
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"Our indulgence with you wore out a long time ago Mr. Chairman, I'll tell you that," Jordan responded, prompting scattered gasps.
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The texture was the indulgence, cashmeres and calfskins and gossamer knits, and the authority was in the assurance of the line.
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Gulali may not come from an impoverished background, but her cosmetic treatments are definitely an indulgence for her and her family.
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A desire for unhinged indulgence in romanticism, and reluctant tempering with realism, couch so much of Wagner's work on this record.
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His recommendation for some cases is not unlike Lisa's: "Take some hours in your week purely for self-indulgence," he says.
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A traditional Taiwanese pineapple cake is nothing like the sticky, sweet, over-indulgence that is the American upside-down pineapple cake.
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"It's not an indulgence or a luxury, it's not a time when the brain and body are doing nothing," he said.
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What usually stands as a greasy breakfast (or lunch, or dinner) indulgence has lately emerged in San Francisco's fine dining scene.
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There was a bathtub (a perk of the suite) that felt like an unnecessary, but lovely indulgence, equipped with two showerheads.
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For many, it's a daily ritual that becomes near habitual — for others it's an occasional indulgence that eliminates stress almost instantaneously.
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If you're looking to treat yourself to some seriously cozy pajamas, these are a worthy indulgence that'll upgrade your nighttime routine.
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Whatever the elusive balance of indulgence and firmness, love and limits that makes a great parent, my mother knew it instinctively.
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By the 83th century, the idea that you could purchase an indulgence to reduce your purgatorial debt had become increasingly widespread.
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Perhaps it's not surprising that these bakers are rethinking comfort and indulgence as their place in the restaurant industry is threatened.
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Ruby chocolate "satisfies a new consumer need found among millennials — hedonistic indulgence," it said, in a quote attributed to Mr. Boone.
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Rather than entrap my loved ones in indulgence of my resistance to change, I have decided to be graceful about it.
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Note that because sheet masks are more about personal indulgence than skin transformation, we did not attempt to assess their efficacy.
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Sometimes he looks like a graceful queen, as he sits, poised, his back erect with grand indulgence or tolerance or love.
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Almost every food trend, she said, can fit into one of several categories, among them health, convenience, indulgence and the environment.
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Not to mention people on the right, who are excoriating her for what they believe is the ultimate act of indulgence.
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If you've been saving throughout the year, treat yourself to a trip or other reasonable indulgence so you don't feel deprived.
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Stepping back, Trump's behavior also highlights his self-indulgence while millions of Americans were in the path of a murderous hurricane.
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Country: IrelandDuration of trip: Varies, depending on itineraryThe Belmond Grand Hibernian brings a "shimmering world of indulgence" to the Irish countryside.
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But many of these candidates' quickness to embrace it without qualification has as much to do with indulgence as with leadership.
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"In America, these things are seen as an indulgence, but here they are a legitimate part of the diet," Weiss explained.
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You end up cultivating a private backlash in your head, rejecting your own work and minimizing your art as a childish indulgence.
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Pregnant moms are tough enough on themselves, and hopefully I have inspired you to feel worthy of some treats of self-indulgence!
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Subsequently, when we view an treat as "healthy," it blurs the line between something that's healthful and something that's really an indulgence.
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Ms Greenfield sees the financial crisis as a watershed moment, exposing the economic forces that allowed such unchecked indulgence and rampant consumerism.
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Treatises on diet began popping up here and there, some arguing that indulgence in food was even worse than that of alcohol.
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"Rocky Horror" was never about its plot, but rather the catchy tunes, hedonistic indulgence, homage of classic sci-fi and sly humor.
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I used to be great at bringing food into work when I made less money, and this has become my biggest indulgence.
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Later this summer, they're releasing their new record, a nine-track, self-titled exercise in rock and roll indulgence and youthful hope.
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Woods has previously played with President Barack Obama, an avid golfer -- Trump has in fact repeatedly criticized Obama's indulgence in the game.
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Just as changing attitudes have altered sex roles in society, so have the parties scrambled the roles of budgetary indulgence and discipline.
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"It was not sustainable... it was an indulgence that Berlusconi could not afford anymore," a source close to the club told Reuters.
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It's hard to imagine he'll be treated with the same indulgence by the jet set that he has spent his life cultivating.
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The festival, whose roots lie in a tradition of carnal indulgence before the austere Catholic season of Lent, officially ends next Wednesday.
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Napping has been unfairly characterized as a lazy indulgence, but new research shows that it can have a myriad of positive effects.
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"There can't be zero tolerance for young people from poor neighborhoods and indulgence toward the powerful and white-collar fraud," he said.
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In a society defined by its gross inequality, the ruling class has thrived, in large part, because of the outside world's indulgence.
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Buy Now Hermès Balcon du Guadalquivir Soup Spoon, $105 Turn every slurp into an indulgence with this very fine Hermès soup spoon.
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As for the baby's mother, well, there's nothing like a kidnapping to shake you out of your self-indulgence and self-pity.
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What can explain this contemporary renaissance of the butler and the bachelor, apart from indulgence on the part of the Wodehouse estate?
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Indulgences could be sold on behalf of departed friends or loved ones, and many indulgence salesmen used that pressure to great effect.
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Indulgence is a way of life with guests receiving not just a welcome drink upon check-in, but a welcome massage, too.
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But the culture they fostered — hermetically sealed worlds of hypochondria and self-indulgence — were by then an indelible part of modern Europe.
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My husband and I were also raised to believe in hard work, honesty and thriftiness; we are genetically indisposed to self-indulgence.
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For Democrats, too much indulgence of impeachment notions could prove a distraction from the more workaday and politically achievable challenge at hand.
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But appreciating it, and the other points of interest in the movie, requires a perhaps unusual amount of patience, or even indulgence.
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Aiding the endeavor (or enabling the indulgence) is this well-timed collaboration between the Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz and the retailer Mytheresa.
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"Everything connected to him was exuberance and indulgence in a way that can't be characterized as anything but good," Ms. Parker said.
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Yet there is something in us that wants to preserve the shrines to their dominance, and restage their experiences of lavish indulgence.
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For II to be brought back, though, smacks of self-indulgence too much in the year of the series' 30 th anniversary.
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A leader coming around to one's own view might be viewed with more indulgence than one who had travelled in the opposite direction.
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But she does leave room for a little indulgence, eating one cookie and one square of 90 percent sugar-free chocolate a day.
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ClickToPray is free, though there's no word on whether Francis might be considering cashing in on some kind of micropayment-fueled indulgence economy.
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For many women, the pursuit of looking good feels like an indulgence — and most of the time, in the bad kind of way.
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Travel can be a time of indulgence, but more and more hotels are offering amenities to help travelers stay healthy on the road.
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Likewise, mainstream Warhol exists in silk-screened Marilyns and Sienna Miller in Factory Girl (2006), not the porny indulgence of "Blow Job" (1964).
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Tourism was plummeting and planning a trip felt like more than just a springtime indulgence; it was also my version of showing solidarity.
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It's a month of holiday indulgence—Hanukkah and Christmas (of course), but there's another holiday that justifies binging on sweets: National Cupcake Day.
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With alternative markets opening up and artsy textural indulgence sneaking into the genre, performers who dodge expressionist convention frequently retreat into inaccessible corners.
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The best part of this particular pride indulgence is that some of the proceeds go to groups like GLSEN and the Trevor Project.
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Or maybe you choose one small indulgence per day (say, a few squares of high-quality dark chocolate) to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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It's a simple equation: My body is used to the cycle of deprivation and indulgence, and my mind is riddled with food insecurity.
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I'm sorry, Stranger Things, but you're gonna have to do a lot of maturing before you warrant anywhere near that much self-indulgence.
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The sales office inside, however, was flanked by an unmistakable black granite facade, emblazoned in gold with TRUMP TOWER MUMBAI: THE ULTIMATE INDULGENCE.
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He was 37 at the time, but hadn't quite kicked an indulgence in sugary treats, like Frosted Flakes, Pop Tarts and cinnamon rolls.
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I enjoy the frank calm of both these women — Ms. Juodkaite even talks as she spins — until it tips, repeatedly, into self-indulgence.
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Many see Emanuel Macron as "president of the rich," and his climate policies -- like organic food -- indulgence for those who can afford it.
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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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In other words, things I can't quite spring for now because I try to live well within my taxable means with minimal indulgence.
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Obviously, nobody thinks binge-drinking is healthy, but festive over-indulgence is positively encouraged as supermarkets suggest we bulk-buy cava in December.
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Give into pleasure this week, Aries, as planet of love and self-indulgence, Venus, enters your sign, making you more attractive and indulgent.
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Pure indulgence, but hey—it also kind of serves to unite a little bit of Transformers comic book love with TV series love.
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The Cuisinart ICE-30 Pure Indulgence is our top pick because it makes creating your own delicious ice cream at home a breeze.
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A lifetime of adoration and indulgence has turned Rory into an entitled flake, attributes that were grating at 22 but appalling at 32.
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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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There's this idea, fueled by movie montages of shopping sprees and indulgence, that if someone starts earning more, they'll immediately start spending more.
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"Beer wasn't necessarily considered a luxury, or an indulgence, or a really bad thing," she adds of attitudes toward beer in the 1800s.
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Was Epic's odd culture a magnet for talent and clients, or was it an indulgence that kept the company from growing even bigger?
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On the connections that reverberate Sometimes I do have points where I try to check the self-indulgence that happens as a musician.
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It's hard to think of an example in which a female director got away with -- or even attempted -- this level of self-indulgence.
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Shoes off, he was in sock feet — his preferred state for thinking and meetings and talks — although these days it's a rare indulgence.
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The parliament's petty squabbles—and the grinding slowness of European initiative to which they contribute—is an indulgence the EU can scarcely afford.
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There is nothing stopping us from over-indulgence, so remember to practice a little temperance and moderation if you need to be responsible.
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The problem with other politicians, these voters legitimately reasoned, was too much indulgence of vested interests and too cowardly an obeisance to convention.
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Undertale's catchiness and chintziness appear in neither the pumped-up power balladry of commercial EDM nor the atmospheric indulgence of arty indie-electronica.
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She is already one of the most fashionable tots around thanks to her mom's indulgence in what she and her brother, Saint West, wear.
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"I'm on vacation" has you sitting in an oily pool of your own sweat and indulgence, reading a Kindle and wallowing in the sun.
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So it created a new soufflé – one of the cakes people find hard to make and one which was also seen as an indulgence.
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And while he says that he still enjoys the occasional junk food indulgence, the surgery has definitely changed Kruise's admittedly complex relationship with food.
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And yet when we're not accustomed to thinking of an item as an indulgence, a luxury version of it trips our brain's alarm system.
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When an indispensable participant, knowing that a trial is imminent, pre-pays for some personal indulgence, that participant, in effect, lays in a bet.
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You can do anything, adopt any voice you like, investigate anything you want, but that lack of constraints is a constant invitation to indulgence.
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His zealous faith in God and his disdain of human indulgence coalesced into a dietary ministry that would change the way Americans ate, forever.
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The platform isn't all about private viewing or guilty indulgence, but that's a part of the culture around laptop screen TV and binge-watching.
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In many ways, the film is reminiscent of the 2000 movie Chocolat, with the magic of books standing in for the indulgence of sweets.
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I love abundance, and this is indeed a time of indulgence, but when that happens I don't like the waste—of effort and food.
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It added that rather than sounding apologetic, the company's statement "defended its indulgence in insult and discrimination," reported Chinese state media the Global Times.
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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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This was a cheat day indeed, but in true Khloé fashion, we're sure she'll be compensating the indulgence with more of her killer workouts.
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So, after the wild, Top-of-the-Pops indulgence of Ariel Pink's mainstage set, the more-intimate side stage provided a welcome, mantic respite.
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Two of the UK's favourite tea break treats have joined forces to create the ultimate break-time indulgence, the Krispy Kreme KitKat® range!
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Going to the cinema is great fun, but it's an expensive indulgence — especially nowadays when the cost of necessary snacks can really add up.
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And, with your indulgence, I will read it in its entirety for the purpose of the record and so you can respond to it.
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That burst of inspiration, however, translates into self-indulgence, as this gothic thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence descends from intrigue into irritation and eventually ennui.
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The dollar goes exceptionally far here (though Cartagena's tourist scene is quickly seeing some rising prices) — for honeymoon indulgence that won't break the bank.
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Once a year, rave crews from all over America congregate in dance music's homeland for a long weekend of spiritual renewal and self-indulgence.
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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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Another indulgence I allowed myself — one I figured I had earned as a 10-year resident of Los Angeles — was a celebrity bus tour.
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She cast the fight for a second, more progressive bill as a time-wasting indulgence that could have delayed important funding for suffering children.
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Watching the spectacle is like being stuck in a hipster party that never ends or stops wallowing in its self-indulgence and self-importance.
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Instead, the images are intensely personal — revealing a playfulness, an absurdity, and a bit of bourgeois indulgence rarely seen in photos from the time.
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Taurus is associated with indulgence, pleasure, groundedness, and stubbornness, so it makes sense that Venus entering Taurus would signal some changes in our love lives.
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There are great songs on it but it's too long and, sonically, there are a lot of missed opportunities and self-indulgence, in my opinion.
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My other indulgence is getting a manicure; I'm lucky because one of my mom friends is an aesthetician who works from home and welcomes kids.
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That first month will deliver tragedy and self-indulgence on a cinematic scale, and you'll feel entitled to whatever meltdowns you get a taste for.
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Splashy graphics and advertising campaigns aside, Jenner's supporters were no doubt tempted to feed their every makeup indulgence after seeing her sport the line herself.
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"Since 2018, the tasty indulgence has been mentioned more than 17,000 times a day across U.S. online platforms (that's 740 times an hour!)," it reads.
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But part of vacations' allure is that they're opportunities for indulgence — whether that comes in the form of cliché frozen drinks or gratuitous beach selfies.
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We'll miss him for that as much as we'll miss the sweet release of his biggest tantrums and the warm indulgence of his infectious grin.
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Sure, it might seem glib to compare Cronuts and guns, but both could be seen as American symbols — one of violence, the other of indulgence.
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While some might think the pop star simply wanted to share her favorite indulgence with her fans, the KatyCats knew to dig a little deeper.
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LeBron once seemed too moral, too kind, for this sort of pleasure, for the same indulgence that fueled Jordan or Tiger Woods or Bjorn Borg.
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Get an UberXL to dinner as a little indulgence that won't completely break your bank account (about $20, depending on how long your ride is).
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It's a deadly combination of self-seriousness and self-indulgence, "shocking" art cinema that's more about the obnoxious petulance of its director than anything else.
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Alpert tells us she lets herself have one "intentional indulgence" every week, whether it's a sweet treat like cupcakes or savory snack like French fries.
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Like sola fide , this was a rejection of what, to Luther, were the lies of the Church—symbolized most of all by the indulgence market.
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To reserve the Manhattan Sky Suite and secure the ultimate in New York City indulgence, potential guests and wishful thinkers can call (877) 000-9716.
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"It's very important to remember that you can eat really well for health and at the same time eat well for pleasure, indulgence and joy."
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It's the epitome of understated, adult indulgence, at least as seen by someone (read: me) who only recently started thinking of herself as an adult.
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The idea that this setting couldn't contain its gaudy tendencies and exploded due to overloaded indulgence and luxury is a lovely twist of performance art.
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You'll have phrases such as "indulgence instead of abstinence," but not being a cult member I don't walk around with these things committed to memory.
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Indeed, another aspect of how we value pleasures and whether we tolerate self-indulgence relates to the amount of effort it takes to achieve them.
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A private guide is a pricey indulgence and worthwhile mainly if you're interested in learning more about a particular topic, like historic architecture or art.
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After a season of feasting with friends and family, it's a welcome meal for one that tastes like an indulgence but leaves you feeling great.
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I would expect this type of online self-indulgence from Will, Jada, Willow or even Trey, but I thought you had more integrity than this.
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At times its self-indulgence borders on self-parody, but it captures the mood of the book while also doing something new with the material.
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The photographs neither add to the aesthetic nor amplify the story; rather, they present a visual layer of self-indulgence to an otherwise nuanced account.
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Longtime fixtures on the grounds (played by Carla Gugino and Matthew Beard) regard her as a curiosity, an indulgence for Henry rather than his partner.
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I had to work, and besides, I didn't think the hearing would do anything to change President Trump's behavior, or his base's indulgence of it.
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Whether this division of labor is a trick, a game or simply a narcissistic form of self-indulgence is unclear until the novel's satisfying end.
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Americans are walling themselves off from those who may have differing political opinions or worldviews, and in turn, marinating in self-indulgence and self-reinforcement.
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There are two star products: the Classic sheets, made of Brooklinen's signature long-staple cotton percale, and the Luxe sheets, which are quite the indulgence.
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Per triggers in her a memory, at once sharp and hallucinatory, narrated with dreamlike indulgence by Pontoppidan, and one of the novel's most potent scenes.
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Mr. Trump's move looks like either an impetuous act of self-indulgence or, somewhat more probable, a calculated attempt to bury his domestic political troubles.
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"Shrove Tuesday is about self-indulgence, Lent is about self-denial, and Ash Wednesday, in between the two, is about self-assessment," Dr. Brown added.
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In his op-ed, Sulzberger draws a line between the administration's indulgence of Egypt's desire to silence American journalists and Trump's ideological hostility to journalism.
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Quebec claims the gloppy snack of French fries, cheddar cheese curds and gravy, which has become famous worldwide as a gluttonous indulgence or hangover cure.
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The "pie scene," which feels initially like an act of cinematic self-indulgence, becomes a crucial point of reference, like a constant in a complex equation.
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" 'Indulgence and permission are two different things' Sensing their disapproval, I smiled and responded as calmly as I could, "Yes, he likes to play princess sometimes.
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Similar ideas of wealth and human indulgence are the keys to understanding the porcine imagery in Chen Wenling's "Riding to Happiness (with 56 little pigs)" (2006).
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It embodies some of Apple's better traits, like attention to detail and high-quality craftsmanship, but the overall impression is one of fastidiousness and self-indulgence.
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We take even simpler things for granted, including one particularly ridiculous kind of indulgence that has found itself in the political crosshairs: the plastic drinking straw.
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Sundays, she ushered at a storefront Baptist church in her belted navy dress with white gloves and collar, perfumed with her one indulgence, Chanel No. 5.
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He abused the traditional Christmas exercise of presidential indulgence to try to free political cronies jailed for corruption, but the supreme court stood in his way.
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I thought it was just another indulgence of a febrile mind, but then I saw the Earth fly-by videos and suddenly it all made sense.
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It's historically been a place for exploration and indulgence, and it's the home of Carnival, so it kind of has this sense of mystery and magic.
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"Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare," multi-hyphenate Audre Lorde once famously said.
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I've certainly enjoyed times at Tales in years past day-drinking and seeing New Orleans, but I've definitely heard criticisms about the culture of over-indulgence.
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Sisi, re-elected in March in a sham-election in which his opponent was his own supporter, is thriving on the indulgence of the West's indifference.
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Ouattara may be no chocolate connoisseur but he plays his small part in feeding a global indulgence estimated to be worth nearly $99 billion this year.
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Factors attributed to this increase include consumers' view of premium chocolate as an accessible indulgence, paired with an expanding selection of premium confectionery products available online.
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" Jordan responded to Schiff that he "appreciated that," adding that "our indulgence with you wore out a long time ago Mr. Chairman, I'll tell you that.
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With a heaping helping of action alternating between brutal 123's horror and exhilarating 80's action, HIT TV is a pure example of stylistic indulgence.
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When I decided to take on Gabrielle Union's diet for a week, I knew it wouldn't be too hard because she allows herself the occasional indulgence.
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Secondly, and perhaps as a result of its seeming-impossibility, I've always viewed the conception of self-love as a fluffy indulgence, ultimately unnecessary to survival.
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And while their Instas may feel a bit unattainable (midweek, midday yoga and a private plane, anyone?), coffee is one relatable indulgence we can all enjoy.
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I always keep a loaf of Nine Mixed Grain from Bread Alone in the refrigerator and on Sundays I allow myself the indulgence of sniffing it.
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Dylan's own attempt to turn the experience into a movie, 1978's "Renaldo & Clara," disappeared quickly from circulation after critics trashed it for its self-indulgence.
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You don't expect an indulgence — like buying your favorite gourmet coffee, driving a sporty car, or purchasing the latest trendy clothes — to appreciate in financial value.
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"It would be an act of self-indulgence to remove her as leader of the Conservative Party at this point," Mr. Gauke told the BBC. Mrs.
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The Moon squares off with Jupiter at 4:03 AM, encouraging us to expand our horizons and be more generous (but watch out for over-indulgence!).
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Nabokov could forgive Wilson's mawkish indulgence of the Bolsheviks — but not his hostile and ignorant review of "Eugene Onegin" (Nabokov's famously eccentric translation of Pushkin's epic).
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It was a thrill-less indulgence: She drank not because she enjoyed the wine (it just made her dizzy), but because she worried about her chauffeur.
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"Being well is to enjoy a fulfilled, exciting, connected life," she said, and that includes the occasional indulgence like dark chocolate, cookies and dinner with friends.
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Tadi teaches that human and environmental cataclysms need never have happened but are nature's revenge, the direct results of uncaring arrogance, self-indulgence, greed and neglect.
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As with other regional powerbrokers, the two enjoyed the past indulgence and material assistance of foreign patrons for whom anti-terrorism often trumped good local governance.
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I knew that I was making an absurd indulgence, but that tree brought a little bit of my New England roots to my tropical Australian Christmas.
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But it wouldn't be a correct Tom Ford visit without a suit, the four-figure indulgence that sets a certain kind of power broker's eyes agleam.
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Unfortunately, African elections are too often reported internationally precisely through that partisan lens: opinions proffered not with analysis of fact but the indulgence of creative fiction.
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It's filled with hat-tips and winks to the audience—forgivable pieces of indulgence given the goodwill the series has built up with millions of viewers.
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Business jets are typically regarded as an indulgence of the global elite, but a just-unveiled entrant to the sector shows there's more to the industry.
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Both the form and the pose and its prone position suggest sensual indulgence, either the figure sleeping, or desiring or waiting for one to sleep with.
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Lofthouse told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Monday that "consistent dividend growth and the indulgence of external shareholders" could be indicating "real change in corporate culture" for Japan.
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My personal brand is more self-denial than indulgence, of grimly carrying on doing the bare minimum rather than leaning in to bath bombs and bottomless mimosas.
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"Despite a trend towards healthy snacking, Lindt's sales growth should be stronger than the market assumes, given its products are perceived as an indulgence," UBS analysts added.
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Matias Duarte on Google's original Material Design And to extend the metaphor (yes, please grant me an indulgence on this), it was also a very restrictive doctrine.
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Crichton's 1973 film (which spawned a good sequel, "Futureworld") was clearly prescient, dealing with an amusement park for adults populated by realistic robots, allowing for hedonistic indulgence.
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Moreover, during the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s the bourgeois indulgence of keeping a pet would have attracted the attention of the dreaded Red Guards.
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Vincent has spent a lot of time at the Manhattan gamer haven, although actually sitting down at one of the cabinets was a rare indulgence for him.
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While some seem satisfied with his apology, many people took issue with him seemingly equating "fun and [indulgence]" with sexual harassment — and called it out on Twitter.
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What do we do with the ones who buy their way into female allyship, like an indulgence paid for some future sin, and then violate every trust?
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America continued in the Puritan way, the egalitarian dream of Merrymount cast aside, the "merriment after the old English custom" (Morton's words) feared as the devil's indulgence.
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I discovered that fish pon buns were the perfect drunken indulgence as I neared the legal drinking age (2003 years old) living on the island of Bermuda.
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In the years following the financial crisis, Wall Streeters had to keep a low profile on spending and indulgence, lest they be chased by an angry mob.
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Maybe it's because cheese is so often served ever-so-sensuously next to a bottle of wine that we think of it as a diet-wrecking indulgence.
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But on Freudian, an album rebelling and reveling in a decided indulgence, that particular language is the thread that keeps the story in perfect pitch and harmony.
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Instead of saying no to every single "indulgence," a financial counselor says it's better to say yes once in a while and let yourself enjoy your money.
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Wine, as a drink, has historically played a dominant role in culture -- first as medicine, then in rituals and traditions, now consumed as a much-loved indulgence.
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Whether their holiday indulgence of choice is chocolate, cheese, or wine, these 16 gift baskets and gift boxes check the boxes off for both quality and relevance.
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Amy (Mila Kunis) is so tired of overachieving with her husband, children and career that she breaks down and leads pals in a binge of self-indulgence.
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Good nutrition is a cornerstone of overall health and feelings of wellness, so these types of treats need to be regarded as just that—an occasional indulgence.
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In one scene, Margery invites the ire of her fellow pilgrims to Jerusalem by chastising them for their indulgence in food, drink, and prostitutes along the way.
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Recorded in an eleven-hour session, Grave's debut, Planetary Prince, is a manic explosion of virtuosity, but one that never strays into the realm of self-indulgence.
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But most of us see the pints we down with post-race pizza as an indulgence: The thing we know we probably shouldn't drink but totally deserve.
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Afterward, they sat quietly for 35 minutes before being given as much of their favorite pizza as they wanted, which established a baseline measure of self-indulgence.
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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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A woman's drinking is often understood less as the necessary antidote to her own staggering wisdom and more as self-indulgence or melodrama, hysteria, an unpardonable affliction.
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Critic's Pick In "Vox Lux," Natalie Portman gives the kind of aggressively big performance that teeters precariously, and at times excitingly, on the edge of vulgar indulgence.
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She does not allow herself the indulgence of any outlandish sorrow, and so it is often during those scientific digressions that we feel her loss most acutely.
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Instead of a $30 indulgence, this had become a $33 one, for a little girl who might well break the plate the second time she used it.
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Noticing your mental state, without falling into indulgence or self-pity, come back as best as you're able to a sense of patience and kindness toward yourself.
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The indulgence of hatred is, for a certain kind of person — not an uncommon type, either — extraordinarily pleasurable, as is the expression of outrage, disgust, and indignation.
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First you were tested by a rival — Russia — and utterly failed to appreciate the corrosive impact on our democracy of your indulgence of Russia's hacking our election.
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At worst, it is seen as an expensive indulgence, a costly misstep, where Rooney's presence is to Everton's detriment and his absence to Manchester United's considerable benefit.
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A slew of new and under-the-radar resort labels are making the case for vacation as a year-round pursuit, not a twice-a-year indulgence.
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Rubens's riveting details of unthinkable violence — blue skin, a bloody pool, hear-tearing grief — feel less like dramatic indulgence than a sincere willingness to witness the terrible.
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Rubens's riveting details of unthinkable violence — blue skin, a bloody pool, hair-tearing grief — feel less like dramatic indulgence than a sincere willingness to witness the terrible.
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The fries can be plated as poutine, the French Canadian indulgence with cheese curds and gravy, or as a topping for a nice portion of beef Bourguignon.
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And, as in any good mountain resort town, the adrenaline rush promised by the surrounding slopes fuels a sense of revelry and indulgence in the valley below.
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Ms. Smith was inspired, she said, by her "21st Century worry" of living in an age of technology that favors impatience and indulgence over vulnerability and curiosity.
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The 1973 Westworld movie saw a theme park divided into three zones that catered to decadence, violence, and indulgence without ramifications in the manufactured world of Delos.
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But while you might consciously try to tell yourself that your little indulgence was "just this once," deep down you understand that the world doesn't work like that.
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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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His main indulgence seems to be glowering from his owner's box, crushing the players during CBA negotiations, and making sure Cam Newton doesn't get any tattoos or piercings.
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Every aspect of the book — its length, its language, its microscopic attention to detail, its apparent self-indulgence, its mass of notes — is aligned with its overarching subjects.
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Still, it seems like an indulgence in function over form that VR can't really afford, not when it's still a tiny market catering mostly to niche gaming fans.
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The double-breasted suit Mr. Zucchelli selected for me conformed to his brief: stiff, structured and so slim as to leave no room for indulgence in breakfast doughnuts.
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Speaking of things that are edible, food is used as a great metaphor for Marie's indulgence and also the way she and Louis contribute to their own destruction.
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Michael Cera: I think it was something really personal for [director and writer] Janicza Bravo and Brett [Gelman], the indulgence of this world that they wanted to lampoon.
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That said, Jupiter can sometimes overdo things (it's the planet of abundance) and August 12 is definitely a time when you should watch out for over-indulgence, Sagittarius.
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For pure indulgence, Mac Mart also features something called Return of the Mac — a classic mac sandwiched between two buttered slices of Texas toast and melted American cheese.
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For one thing, Lil Wayne's music started to decline almost immediately after Tha Carter III—during it, really, judging from the album's uneven mix of brilliance and indulgence.
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The indulgence of Adams encouraged the enlistment of Jacob Duché, Anglican rector of Philadelphia's Christ Church, to begin the work of the delegates with prayer on September 7.
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Word around the site was that Buterin had boycotted Ethereal because of Chopra—that this was one cultic indulgence too many for the community's mathematicians and computer scientists.
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Another symptom of the age of massive self-indulgence we're unfortunate enough to live in ... — Gmgwat I have traveled with my cat and I've traveled without my cat.
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Home Minister Arsen Avakov took to Facebook in July to denounce statements by Trump on Russia's annexation of Crimea, calling them a dangerous indulgence of the "dictator" Putin.
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There was a time when buying a bottle of tax-free perfume as a gift or personal indulgence was a standard part of a trip for many travelers.
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Many resorts and hotels around the world, from Mexico to Bali and India, offer hotel rooms with private plunge pools attached to living quarters for the ultimate indulgence.
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And many, though not all, attached the proceeds of the sale (or at least a portion) to a charity, almost as a form of penance for the indulgence.
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Mr. Elba's character, Max, is a former rugby star in London whose self-indulgence has led to estrangement from his wife, Emily (Gemma Arterton, in an underwritten role).
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In many ways, the book is a mirror of Mr. Clinton's presidency: lack of discipline leading to squandered opportunities; high expectations, undermined by self-indulgence and scattered concentration.
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Cywinski became president of the brand in March 2017, and has turned around the fast-casual restaurant chain by focusing on Applebee's as a place for inexpensive indulgence.
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The second season, which had its premiere in August, found more headroom as it explored Roystar-Wayco's history of sexual-assault cover-ups and indulgence of white nationalism.
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Volocopter, with its flagship electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, the Volocopter 1009X, is determined to make flying cars an everyday solution instead of an expensive indulgence.
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The week had the same boozy self-indulgence, the same cheek-kissing emptiness of years' past, but it also felt like something was changing, hopefully for the better.
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She said that she wanted to emulate the sentiment that's prevalent in South Korea, where skin care is treated less like a chore and more like an indulgence.
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The sesh, looked at from afar, is a kind of post-ironic reselling of Binge Britain, a nihilistic renunciation of life itself, a self-indulgence of epic proportions.
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Mardi Gras, French for "Fat Tuesday," is a day of revelry that includes parades, parties and gastronomic indulgence before the Christian fasting season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday.
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This entire car is truly a designer's indulgence, and Kluge says that it's a "pure concept" without any sort of timeline, feasibility testing, or plans for a production vehicle.
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I'm categorizing this under Health instead of Beauty because while it's definitely an indulgence, I'm looking at it as a little extra self-care after a particularly shitty month.
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For an indulgence that's easier on the wallet, there's the North Sea Beer Festival in Belgium's picturesque coastal town of Ostend, about a 75-minute train ride from Brussels.
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Like booster supplements in smoothies and freshly pressed green-drink orders, the use of serums in skin care can at first seem like a superfluous, if not costly indulgence.
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With several of the artists I spoke with, I snuck in a third question, some variant of: What is your bad habit/guilty pleasure/food indulgence on the road?
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" "We cannot be aware of Pompeo's ulterior motive behind his self-indulgence in reckless remarks; whether he is indeed unable to understand words properly or just pretending on purpose.
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The soapy series will bait you into soaking up every minute of its ludicrous self-indulgence — delivering just enough real-world bite to leave you wanting that next episode.
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But perhaps by sheer force of personality, it becomes a film about self-indulgence, rock star wealth, and separation from humanity that feels strikingly like a metaphorical Bowie biography.
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That bar of butter on the shelf was once seen as the bad boy of your refrigerator, the artery clogger to be avoided, except for the occasional guilty indulgence.
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The love here is a love for labor and abundance, for a cup that overflows with decorative indulgence and for the arm and energy wielded to make the pour.
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The un-air-conditioned studio has a minimalistic work space in the front — his only indulgence seems to be an Apple computer — and a single bed in the back.
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On Monday, the Trump White House proposed "a bold new approach" to making it harder for the poorest Americans to waste taxpayer money on the sinful indulgence of eating.
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It's a nod to roots and the appropriate amount of indulgence, winking at fans without getting bogged down in the overwrought idiosyncrasies that could drag down previous series entries.
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I saw my self that day as perhaps she would have seen it: fondly, as a construction but a thoroughly enjoyable one, a naïve but necessary and beautiful indulgence.
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A formalist experiment that soon devolves into a mannerist indulgence, the movie almost incidentally involves a gang of snarly, sweaty men loafing about in a studiously rundown Mediterranean compound.
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"We wanted our first plant-based Whopper to replicate the indulgence and flame-grilled taste of the real thing as closely as possible," she said in a press release.
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And while some parents see all the cake, candy and salty snacks as a harmless indulgence during a festive season, others object to any unhealthy food in the classroom.
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But this sumptuous indulgence, first served in 1914 by Alfredo di Lelio and still featured at his namesake restaurant in Rome, Ristorante Il Vero Alfredo, has not been forgotten.
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"Indulgence drinks still abound in the marketplace, but hard seltzers are winning on flavor without extra calories and carbs, positioning it extremely well for the long haul," he said.
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"He was somebody who was impatient with some of the self-indulgence that had happened in the humanities as it drifted away from a connection to reality," he said.
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Much of this year was marked by a combination of "get while the getting is good" indulgence in passion projects and frantic preparation for major changes and, frankly, losses.
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From mild make outs to full-on butt whacking, the unapologetic indulgence of it all was arousing and entertaining—the kink having an almost Carry On aspect to it.
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That's what this is really about: the sacrifice of one wretched bigot to atone for the indulgence of another; an opportunity for moral preening after so much moral surrender.
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It would normally be too big of an indulgence for me to come to this gym and pay for a day pass, since I already have a gym membership elsewhere.
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The holidays can push people to the brink of indulgence, and come January they need a clean-cut, cold-turkey break — a month to regain control of their food lives.
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Having it be something I can do out in the wild makes it feel different, less all-consuming — a way to pass the time, rather than an intense, solitary indulgence.
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Convenience, self-indulgence, and efficacy replace faith: it's easier to fire up your television than to go to church every week, or to kill a bull mechanically, rather than manually.
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Thinking more broadly, the "cost" of each indulgence could be a lot higher overall when you consider the potential health risks of addiction and the increased risk of chronic diseases.
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While it might seem harmless to take part in a little science-based superstition and find out whether you're more Batman or Superman, such indulgence can have serious side effects.
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In addition to serving as a greasy, cheesy treat, pizza now also works as a semi-healthy fast casual meal option, a decadent gourmet indulgence or even a vegan snack.
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But if the justices take in all the evidence, they are likely to afford Mr Ross less indulgence than they did Mr Trump on the fulfilment of his campaign promise.
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Sure, Super Bowl Sunday has something to do with a football game and a live halftime performance, but for foodies around the world, it's perhaps the biggest day of indulgence.
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While their performances failed to attain a national following, their free-spirited satirical irreverence arguably planted a seed that would later sprout around 1980 with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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In these passages the formula of his success begins to crystallise: a dark alchemy of indulgence and neglect, "the Fifties blue-collar world and Sixties social experience", freedom and hardship.
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They had "about one day a week" to themselves, which she used to write down recipes used on the show, watch a movie or treat herself to one beauty indulgence.
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It's important to explain to you what exactly is going through your server's head while you are enjoying the weekend's last socially-acceptable indulgence before trudging headstrong into another Monday.
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In at least four House districts around the country, Republicans twisted aspects of Democrats' pasts for inflammatory television commercials that alleged a tolerance for terrorism or an indulgence of it.
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Instead, just a few years later, protection from violence became the narrow, defensive definition of feminist sexual politics, and the concept of pleasure became synonymous with narcissism and self-indulgence.
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For a certain upper-middle-class demographic, overwhelmingly white, pot has all but been transformed from illicit drug to wellness item or indulgence akin to a fine wine or cigar.
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Barack's characteristic pose (I beg indulgence to use the couple's first names, for convenience) rather undercut Wiley's signature manner of investing contemporary subjects with neo-early-nineteenth-century, Napoleonic grandeur.
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That Mr. Domingo, 78, prolonged his career for a decade by remaking himself into a baritone was, depending on your perspective, a remarkable achievement or an act of self-indulgence.
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At times this can lead us into that territory of casual, quarter-life self-indulgence staked out by Hannah Horvath on "Girls," but the show is still observant and funny.
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But he also pointed out that flying private makes him more efficient and productive: "that's an indulgence that lets me do this work in a fairly intense way," he said.
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Although such writers are often saddled with accusations of narcissism and self-indulgence, what commonly gets overlooked is the tremendous vulnerability that inheres in exposing oneself to the world's scrutiny.
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But a big part of its appeal is an impression of luxury that, thanks to changing globalization, technology, and housing trends, makes it an affordable indulgence for the middle class.
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And maybe this album that barely flirts with the sounds of the day is, in actuality, the ultimate superstar indulgence — not too big to fail, but too big to care.
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Only "The Birch Wood" (1970) was an indulgence, and he felt guilty to be out in nature, watching leaves unfurl, while Poland was dying; but lyricism could leaven the relentlessly political.
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As an occasional indulgence, the real deal is fine, but I have an incredible at-home recipe for baked donuts with a maple glaze that every donut fiend needs to try.
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It is also apparent in the indulgence of the European People's Party (EPP), the mainstream centre-right family that includes Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats, for Mr Orban and his Fidesz party.
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Doing this not only confuses your body's chemical hunger cues, but it could also twist your perception of what you consider an indulgence, and what you see as a health food.
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He reminds the reader that, before the advent of modern liberalism, philosophers identified liberty with self-mastery rather than self-expression, with the conquest of hedonistic desires rather than their indulgence.
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It's over a decade since the publication of Nigella Lawson's game-changing cookbook How To Be A Domestic Goddess, which topped the book charts with her brand of warm, homely indulgence.
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Cooked to medium-rare and dripping with enough deliciously greasy indulgence to render an outdated Uniqlo v-neck dead on arrival, the Impossible Burger is scientifically engineered for shock and awe.
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Emily was known to vacillate between doting indulgence and violent rages; Robert was prone to headaches and excitability, and addicted to the cheap, lurid tales of violence known as "penny bloods".
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Whether you're headed to Istanbul, Mexico City, or Bangkok, there are hotels with high-end amenities and chic vibes that will satiate your desire for indulgence, without the outrageous price tag.
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Instead of a focus on action-heavy shooter gameplay or sci-fi indulgence, the turn towards candid gestures like looking out through a window at nothing in particular can speak volumes.
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Rajneesh's earliest financial supporters were wealthy Indians in the area of Bombay, to whom he preached the doctrines of libertinism and self-indulgence that ran diametrically counter to Indian spiritual traditions.
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But for all the generous giving and strategic investments Swift has made with her money, she has reportedly used it in one rumored indulgence: $40 million to insure her famous legs.
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Price: $27.50 per box A silk pillowcase screams "unnecessary indulgence," but investing in one may be genuinely useful if you want to protect your hair or have sensitive, irritation-prone skin.
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Among many others, Paul Krugman, was strongly critical of how the crisis was handled and, in 2015, labelled the euro a "monstrous self-indulgence" while also advocating Greece's exit from it.
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Up until now, Doris has been merely proximate to the pleasures of youthful indulgence, commuting every day from Staten Island to her job as a bookkeeper at a hip ad agency.
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If you want to imbibe, Mr. Pasternak said, count the drink as your one daily indulgence, and choose lower calorie drinks such as a vodka soda with a wedge of lemon.
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The host Bebe Rexha stands atop a throne, 70 feet in the air - and as if to set the tone of the pyrotechnic indulgence to come, her throne is pissing sparks.
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Contempt makes persuasion impossible — no one has ever been hated into agreement, after all — so its expression is either petty self-indulgence or cheap virtue signaling, neither of which wins converts.
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The best dog treats Whether you are looking for a bite-sized indulgence or a healthy treat for training your dog, our top picks for dog treats will please your pup.
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I've lost 50 pounds in the last year by following a healthy diet and working out, and I've learned that a day of indulgence keeps me on track all week long.
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The author, Eugène Briffault, was a journalist, gastronome, editor and critic who frequented the upper echelons of French society in the mid-19th century, a time of prosperity, indulgence and refinement.
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This desire — to stimulate the senses, to remind ourselves of the wildness of the imagination — is not an indulgence or a luxury, but an instinct, one that defines us as human.
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That said, restaurants often note that it is up to consumers to make choices about what they eat and, even with an occasional indulgence, many can have a healthy overall diet.
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Read more: T's Wellness Guide to New York Though the menu at Farmacy, a chic restaurant sandwiched between Notting Hill and Bayswater, is entirely plant-based, it allows for self-indulgence.
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" Because travel is a treat, an indulgence detached from our everyday life, it's easy to dismiss its impact and tell yourself, "This one trip isn't really going to make a difference.
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In the buildup to Wednesday night's game against the Utah Jazz in Los Angeles, the five-month indulgence that has been this Lakers season finally got to present itself as such.
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Thanks to the 50 percent off sale, the fastidiousness of the previous three months gave way to indulgence: I allowed myself to buy two pairs, for a grand total of $16.
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Gradually, the Retina MBP took over and became the only MBP option available, but its start was simply as an indulgence for people eager and wealthy enough to be super early adopters.
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He'd been to Pulse several times with the Orlando chapter of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, to hand out condoms and talk about the importance of getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases.
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But even though self-indulgence is a trait I truly loathe in television, Mr. Robot's comes laced with something else that makes it not just manageable, but way more intriguing: self-awareness.
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The retailer took the time to curate a selection of tried-and-true beauty products perfect for the low-key woman that still craves a little bit of indulgence in her regimen.
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Here's the funny thing, though: Once that sense of anticipation has given way to the actual moment of indulgence, that pleasure tends to be quickly followed by a third stage: self-loathing.
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Recommendations this week: Robot Chicken Star Wars, the Cuisinart ICE-30BC Pure Indulgence 2-Quart Automatic Frozen Yogurt, Sorbet, and Ice Cream Maker, and George Lucas: A Life by Brian Jay Jones.
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Which was surprising to me, because in some ways, especially in the beginning, my investigation into the Detainee Library and its games always felt destined to be a failure, or an indulgence.
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When it comes to plastic drinking straws, there's a third way, one that doesn't need to bring down the heavy hand of government or turn a blind eye to environmentally destructive indulgence.
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For a show that used to be adept at maneuvering moral complexities, the way Morgan and Carol have been transformed into representative examples of guilt and shame feels like self-righteous indulgence.
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The Sacramento Bee says Brown, a former Jesuit seminarian, told the audience that human greed, indulgence and inertia are contributing factors to climate change and people must transform the way they live.
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Now that he's trying to rewire his brain, it feels more and more like the show has lost sight of that structural cohesiveness and become a bit lost in its own indulgence.
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When the champagne of the Roaring '20s ran dry, movies were all that was left of America's period of indulgence — and one of the few places an ambitious executive could make money.
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My initial concern about the Volvo 250c was that it looked like yet another designer's indulgence, featuring a long glass canopy that terminates in a pair of prominent fins at the back.
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Scully then begged the audience's indulgence to permit him to go out with a song, a version of "Wind Beneath My Wings" that he had sentimentally recorded in a rich Irish baritone.
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"It is not a coincidence that our president Erdogan was the main topic of the debate," Erdogan's spokesman Ibrahim Kalin tweeted, criticizing what he described as mainstream German politicians' "indulgence in populism".
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So on one day every summer, Hollywood's A-listers flock to Jennifer Klein's Day of Indulgence to sip on margaritas, indulge in a foot massage and stock up on the latest fashions.
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I love the idea of the person in charge of bringing Android to life creating his own phone and company, but Essential is more an indulgence than a real mass-market device.
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More often than not they erred on the side of indulgence, and held debates on the matter of whether this extreme degree of fondness was a mortal sin or a venial one.
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It is often the heaviest pizzas that win over Argentines' allegiance—an indulgence which was the result of the abundance of food encountered by immigrants upon their exodus from war torn Europe.
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His conversion to indulgence, played for a gag, isn't the most felicitous moment in Mr. Uhry's book: "It is disgusting in every way," Henri says of the club he's first taken to.
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There was a price to pay for the indulgence and experimentation, and the people who ultimately settled that karmic debt were often the children of the parents who rang up the bill.
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The rare indulgence can be found in France and Italy, only for a short amount of time each winter, so take advantage of this opportunity to impress your recipient while you can.
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His indulgence of Father Marcial Maciel—Legion of Christ founder, serial child abuser, the subject of formal complaints submitted to and buried by the Vatican in 22002—was seen as a peccadillo.
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I wrote obsessively in a journal, even when hanging out with friends (which I imagine was disturbing), I swore off masturbation, eating for pleasure, and anything I thought of as an indulgence.
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This comes with its own set of challenges, however, most notably the need to ensure well-heeled customers a glamorous and indulgence-filled luxury experience in a destination mobbed by cruise ships.
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Gourmet Drizzled Strawberries, $34.99-$64.99, available at Sharri's BerriesPeak indulgence is a box of strawberries dipped in rich milk, white, or dark chocolate, and maybe even sprinkled with nuts or chocolate chips.
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In other words, post-Rice, ALW has always been hampered by his own self-indulgence and the lack of a lyricist as good at writing lyrics as ALW is at writing music.
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It is now no more that toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people, that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights.
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Li said through his spokesperson in a statement he would always accept criticism, but most importantly "lenience is not the same as indulgence, (and) is not the same as disregarding legal procedures".
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When it comes to excellent finishing, we are vile gluttons, happy to stuff our bellies full of goals until we are groaning and swollen, acutely nauseous with the indulgence of it all.
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The menu is pure throwback indulgence with excellent cocktails, and old-school waitstaff who know what you want before you do and easily could have been whisked straight from the silver screen.
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Both came to Manchester with reputations for truculence and self-indulgence, as well as vivid brilliance, and both, once there, proved to be gifted leaders, too, by deed rather than by word.
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Lucey creates a rollicking snow globe version of an almost unimaginable world of weath, crackpot notions of self-improvement and high-flying self-indulgence, and her book overflows with hilarious, disturbing detail.
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In the past month, I have grieved for a child who has never existed, and then, remembering I have a friend who had a stillbirth, have felt ashamed of my self-indulgence.
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The only one I've maintained, for years now, is a weight loss/maintenance scheme in which I weigh myself (for prizes!) on December 303, incentivizing vigilance over indulgence as the year progresses.
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Smeg Dolce & Gabbana 2-Slice Toaster, available at Williams Sonoma, $650Life's simple indulgences include a slow Sunday breakfast of eggs on toast — made on a decidedly extravagant indulgence of a designer toaster.
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The man in the white house sits, naked and obscene, a pustule of ego, in the harsh light, a man whose grasp exceeded his understanding, because his understanding was dulled by indulgence.
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For indulgence-seekers, the Kimpton Hotel Palomar, in Philadelphia, offers "Relax After You Tax," which includes accommodations in the presidential suite, an in-room couples massage and a bottle of sparkling wine.
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However, now visitor experience is assessed by criteria associated with visitors' needs, which can include: social interaction (meeting friends for drinks, for example), spiritual sustenance, emotional connection, intellectual challenge, or consumerist indulgence.
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For photography buffs the show is an indulgence on par with any of today's popular vices, and for the wealthy, picking up a Sally Mann for $12,000 must be the ultimate thrill.
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" Or that Cleopatra might have been "Hatched to sneak into the palace," and that in her life "Luxury less an indulgence, refused to speak, than a political tool as well as Egyptian languages.
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Part of the show's liberatory beauty is its insistence on pleasure, and upending the expectation of the hardworking, sacrificial Latina, so preoccupied with respectability and family that she denies herself sex, pleasure, indulgence.
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Considering the young supermodel is busier than ever lately, there's nothing like a little indulgence in some ink to remind her that self-love is more important than any other relationship out there.
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" He continued: "In a nation that was proud of hard work, strong families, close-knit communities, and our faith in God, too many of us now tend to worship self-indulgence and consumption.
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The EPP went with Manfred Weber, a Bavarian conservative whose indulgence of Viktor Orban, Hungary's authoritarian prime minister, makes him unpalatable to liberals and greens, whose backing he would need for a majority.
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Often, as with disposable coffee cups, drinks bottles, sweet wrappers and other packets that account for much of the plastic produced in Europe and America, this happens after a brief, one-off indulgence.
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During the interview, Teigen also talked about healthy eating and how she balances indulgence, which she said was a top priority for her while creating recipes for the second edition of the cookbook.
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And it's one of the reasons why my recent CD-yearning spree is, ultimately, little more than a small-scale indulgence—not so much a nostalgia trip as it is a nostalgia outing.
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Moral superiority in the absence of political power is useless, and self-reassurance in the inevitable upward motion of progress—that it may be interrupted or delayed, but rises inexorably—is self-indulgence.
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But their self-indulgence, protected by timorous politicians, can only make it easier for the next killer to obtain a military-style weapon in what amounts to an open market for mass mayhem.
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Ms. Zhang carried indulgence perhaps a step too far, repeating the rousing last minutes of the finale as encore (a blessing for the timpanist, allowing him to clean up an earlier errant stroke).
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"I chose abstinence over indulgence," he says, and Pattinson is so fiercely ascetic in the role that, were it not for Monte's gentleness toward Willow, you might mistake him for an android stowaway.
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In fact, the biggest danger from Mr. Trump's terrible week is that it might encourage complacency and self-indulgence among voters who really, really wouldn't want to see him in the White House.
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In the '60s, LBJ's escalation of the Vietnam War similarly derailed the possibility of a socialist-liberal alliance, driving many young idealists away from mainstream politics into political extremism or apolitical self-indulgence.
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And with upcoming summer vacations begging for a new bathing suit (and sunglasses, and shorts, and minidresses...), we'll keep telling ourselves self-indulgence isn't as bad when you're paying less than full price.
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"Johnny and I wanted to work with the idea that even when the future of a person seems bleak and uncertain, they can still choose to pursue pleasure and self-indulgence," he says.
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In what feels like a sign of creative indulgence -- and a general lack of urgency in the storytelling -- the first episode begins with a surreal fantasy sequence that lasts more than five minutes.
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It is now no more that mere toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights.
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During the meeting, Mr. Kim excoriated "abuse of power, practices of privileges, indulgence in bureaucracy, corruption and irregularities" among senior officials of the party's Central Committee and at the party's cadre-training center.
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Books of The Times The philosopher Martha C. Nussbaum wants Americans to get in touch with their feelings; not in a fit of self-indulgence but as a righteous act of civic duty.
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But the most popular indulgence by far is the croissant baked with ham, cheese and whole grain mustard; the breads, such as the French style baguette and rye raisin loaf, are tasty too.
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Their collaborative autobiography, "The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band," is a bracing read that chases stories of shocking indulgence with sobering notes about addiction and a deadly car crash.
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Wyman narrates throughout, and his innate common sense can be persuasive, as when he argues that the Stones' tax exile to France in the early 1970s was a necessity rather than an indulgence.
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In "Face Off," an older man whose belly suggests a lifetime of indulgence stands in the pool looking at a boy standing on its edge, his body language telegraphing both anxiety and defiance.
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BEVERLY TAN MURRAY, Miami Despite his admirable, almost superhuman restraint, I will sadly remember President Obama's tragic moment of self-indulgence, the night he skewered Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
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Scandal-filled trip to India Trudeau made a number of blunders and missteps during a week-long trip to India in February 2018, particularly related to his government's alleged indulgence of Sikh separatists.
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For one of Trump's main constituents, Big Oil and Big Gas, it's a last "indulgence" to an industry that produces the fuel climate scientists are urging us to abandon as an energy source.
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Mr. O'Rourke found work moving fine art for a company called Hedley's Humpers — a Picasso here, a samurai sword there — and the apartment remained a neighborhood hub for creativity and mind-calming indulgence.
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Because this is my final month on the job, I ask one minor indulgence: While my fellow staff critics have done the customary list of 10, I've added one more for the road.
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Small as they were, Mr. Assange's living quarters at the embassy, close to the lavish self-indulgence of Harrods, the famous department store, did not cramp his desire to remain in the limelight.
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The duo delighted in their shared enthusiasm for Justin Bieber and Instagram—which has become an artistic medium for Grotjahn—and delved into questions of exhibitionism' rule-breaking' and self-indulgence in art.
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If it was a tight five minutes, it would have been fine, but it kept going on and on and on, and it didn't have a payoff that earned the indulgence It's terrible.
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Front Burner It's an indulgence, but if coddled eggs are your solo breakfast luxury, you will need just one of these elegant Jenaer Glas vessels based on a 26s Bauhaus design by Wilhelm Wagenfeld.
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"With Prime, guaranteed one-day delivery becomes an everyday experience instead of an occasional indulgence, and with no minimum purchases, it provides unlimited convenience all year long," Amazon India country head Amit Agarwal said.
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Taking a breather to soak up some entertainment may feel like an indulgence, but I'd argue that last night's SAG award-winners pack just the sort of fuel we need to keep keeping on.
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This day off could be the first day of a more balanced life or the first step down the path leading to complete laziness and indifference ... Both [workaholism and teetotalism] are revolts against indulgence.
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Developers Sports Interactive release each new title on the cusp of winter, safe in the knowledge that seasonal over-indulgence will render gamers physically and financially locked-down for the dark nights to follow.
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What used to be a single-day indulgence in low-cost deals has become a four-day spending spree that extends over the weekend ending in Cyber Monday, which focuses specifically on online deals.
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The rest of us know we can hop on a subway and be transported to the perfect tapas restaurant for an after-work meetup, or the kind of date-night indulgence we'll remember forever.
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Mrs Merkel and Mr Orban sit in the same group in the European Parliament and Manfred Weber, her party's candidate for the European Commission presidency, has a record of indulgence towards the Hungarian autocrat.
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One study found that people tend to treat giving to charity like buying a medieval indulgence—they may believe they have the right to act immorally if they have done something they deem altruistic.
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An organic bed linen subscription and recycling service sounds like the ultimate hipster indulgence, but considering the massive amount of textiles that end up in landfills every year, it might actually have an impact.
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Many associate it with a dangerously unpatriotic indulgence in Japanese cultural exports, many of them banned in South Korea from the end of Japan's imperial rule in 1945 until as recently as the 1990s.
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There were songs on It's All True and 2006's So This is Goodbye that sounded like they were asking permission to do more, but Big Black Coat feels pleased with its own indulgence.
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Much of that surely has to do with director David Lynch's filmmaking style, which has reinforced his reputation as an auteur but risked slipping into self-indulgence at best, and self-parody at worst.
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What began as a whimsical indulgence some 299 years ago at Glyndebourne, the grandpappy of all English summer opera festivals, has turned into a season that now counts more than a dozen such events.
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He denounced not only the indulgence trade but all the other ways in which the Church made money off Christians: the endless pilgrimages, the yearly Masses for the dead, the cults of the saints.
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"Whether it's a glass of red wine on the Mediterranean diet or a piece of cake on Weight Watchers, it allows people to plan for an indulgence that would otherwise be forbidden," Drayer said.
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The next time up, he blasted a ball deep over the right-field wall, so emphatically that the typically proper Yankee allowed himself the indulgence of a bat flip on his way to first.
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While we still can't stop dreaming of our future fall baking days and Pumpkin Spice indulgence, I guess this is one thing that can make us happy that the summer isn't quite over yet!
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 94% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "An unpublished writer returns to his hometown after graduating, where he seeks sponsors to publish his book while dealing with his father's deteriorating indulgence into gambling."
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Williams's fear of rhetorical indulgence prohibited reflective insight, essayistic digression, and relief of any kind from the regime of methodical close description—the journey from Kansas, the Colorado weather, the endless slaughter of buffalo.
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"Fifteen years ago, we used to do sugar scrubs and chocolate facials — it was only about indulgence," said Kristi Dickinson, the director of spa and fitness at Rancho Valencia in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.
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But I didn't realise until I stood at the side of a table in a Los Angeles restaurant on a weekend afternoon that brunch is a shambolic indulgence extended to every clown in America.
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The chief rivals of the next decade, Jay-Z and Nas, used the format for ill-fated legacy building and experimental indulgence, respectively; Outkast used it, on Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, to consciously uncouple.
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The senior author, Dr. Anne Langsted of the Herlev and Gentofte Hospital in Denmark, said that lack of exercise and indulgence in high-fat food at that time of year may be to blame.
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I get to the studio with a couple minutes to spare, so I run across the street to Trader Joes to buy two large bottles of Pellegrino which is my greatest indulgence in life.
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The metal wall reliefs also seem to usher in a period of self-indulgence and arbitrariness in stark contrast with the economy of means and the clarity of purpose of the previous Minimalist period.
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But when 37,000 attendees at Villa Park are compelled to pay tribute to the utterly vague category of 'fans who died in the past 12 months', accusations of self-indulgence start to feel justified.
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Overnight, he and the nativist media seized on the title of the program — the Diversity Visa Lottery — to portray it as a "politically correct" indulgence undermining the country, rather than affirming its core values.
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But "Fear in Porcelain," featuring droning, electronic music by the sound artists Steve Roden and Russell Burton, is tainted by a sluggishness and a self-indulgence that make its nudity feel like a stunt.
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Another positive stress influencer is Ryan Holiday, who wrote several books in an attempt to revive a 2,000-year-old set of ideas called stoicism, which advocates self-control and a lack of indulgence.
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We've always looked in awe at the pure indulgence of the 1% — like the socialites who won't wear the same dress twice, or rappers who retire a pair of Air Jordans after a single use.
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" The duo also offered their take, collectively explaining: "We're long time Mindless Self Indulgence fans and knew that Jimmy Urine would be able to deconstruct, reconstruct and totally repurpose the track in a fun way.
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Also starring Christina Applegate, the film follows three overstressed moms who abandon their daily responsibilities and go on a binge of self-indulgence, only to find themselves going head-to-head with the PTA president.
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And thanks to a series of strategic contortions on the part of studio 20th Century Fox and star Rami Malek, as well as the apparent willing indulgence of the Academy, it might escape even that.
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Mr Kovalev chides American and European leaders for their naivety towards Yeltsin's administration, in which hardliners soon gained a fatal grip, and their indulgence of the current regime, whose foreign policy he compares to Hitler's.
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I have certainly never thought of their food—with the possible exception of Diana's Special, a deep-fried meat pie invented by my grandmother that is as Chinese as Scarlett Johansson—as a "guilty" indulgence.
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Spa days are the Champagne of the beauty world: It's an indulgence capable of unlocking all sorts of feel-good potential, and when you want one, you'll do anything you can to make it happen.
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But, as with Saudi Arabia, its wealthy actors pay out great gobs of money to advance the cause of extremist Islam across the world, as if they were buying an Islamic indulgence for their riches.
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According to Deadline, the film follows three overstressed moms who abandon their daily responsibilities and go on a binge of self-indulgence, but only to find themselves going head-to-head with the PTA president.
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While I greatly enjoy Schumer's sketch comedy when pals hurl it to me in YouTube links, I must admit that Burnett's used to be appointment television, when that regal hour of self-indulgence still existed.
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"You're a grade-A idiot," she shouted, and though her anger stemmed in part from worry, I knew that she saw the conflict as the indulgence of an elite president who knew nothing of sacrifice.
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Trump loyalists perceive him to be "plain-spoken" even when he says things that are plainly untrue, or that would sound outrageous if uttered by someone not afforded the same "let Trump be Trump" indulgence.
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I don't usually indulge like this (yes, I consider having a manicure a form of indulgence), but I want to feel good about myself, especially since being apart from my boyfriend fills me with anxiety.
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The reference to the reviewer's own forthcoming novel and her quotations with little context of "phrases that drove me crazy with jealousy" as well as the scarcity of information about Wilson are pure self-indulgence.
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Now known simply as "cocaine bear" — or "Pablo EskoBear" — its owners recently featured it in a whacked-out local commercial that looks as though it could have also been the result of drug over-indulgence.
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But if the private jet has become a billionaire's toy ("a huge indulgence," as Bill Gates called his $2003 million Bombardier BD-700 Global Express), the private helicopter has long been regarded as more utilitarian.
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This documentary tells his life story, which involved not only high style and tasteful indulgence but also serving in World War II and taking the helm of Fiat as Italy was still recovering from war.
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Founder Makenzie Marzluff created the sweet spreads using chickpeas as the main ingredient with four delectable flavors: Vanilla Bean, Snickerdoodle, Choc-o-Mint, and Brownie Batter, to make the healthy snacks taste like some serious indulgence.
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And it's hard not to return again and again to the same question: Is Apple Park the arcadia outlined by Jobs in his public farewell, or is it an anal-retentive nightmare of indulgence gone wild?
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America's most revered character actors have largely been white, as such a mantle has often required a level of indulgence for eccentricities that black actors, who carry the burden of respectability, have thus far not enjoyed.
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Please God remand them to the suburbs where they and their parents can colonise every restaurant, all the while pretending that the idiotic indulgence of their privilege signifies cosmopolitan—you know, as in sophisticated 'European'—commitments.
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I didn't start making films until I was 27—I had a good 10 years of indulgence and absorption of art and culture and the world and that's what I try to put into my work.
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Half the joy of struggling through a 6 AM Pilates class or going hard at the gym during lunch hour is the justification it seems to provide for a little indulgence later on in the day.
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But the Mexican indulgence—which was only recently added to the restaurant's kid's menu but has been a mainstay on their "secret menu" for those in the know for while—is not an every day occurrence.
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Climb high enough, and the appreciation of good cheese (and wine) becomes like the perfume blending competitions of the Japanese nobility during the Heian Dynasty, meant to showcase one's refinement through an act of pure indulgence.
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Sneaking in a nap during the day can feel like a rare indulgence, but more than a third of surveyed U.S. adults reported catching some afternoon z's in the past 24 hours, according to a study.
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The album relies on an indivisible group effort, so it's almost an indulgence when Mr. Kuhn plays an original ballad, "The Feeling Within," as a solo piano piece, deeply resonant and in no sort of hurry.
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They combine the chewy goodness of fresh-baked, just-like-Mom-made-'em chocolate chip cookies with the (literally) raw indulgence and blissful gluttony of stuffing your face with cookie dough (so worth the salmonella risk).
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Its very presence in the capital today is a testament to musical subcultures past and present, just as the layer-on-layer visual history of its bathrooms are a tribute to gig-goers' decades-long indulgence.
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If there's one thing I took away from spending three years writing for the yachting industry and attending the Monaco Yacht Show, it's that buying a superyacht is the absolute pinnacle of indulgence for the 1%.
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He cut a frail, somewhat ascetic figure: He stopped drinking alcohol after having abdominal surgery for ulcers in 1973, and later gave up chocolate, which was described as his one indulgence, after learning he had diabetes.
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For example, where Abraham Lincoln grew up under the discipline of an austere father, who would destroy the books that his son loved to read, Franklin Roosevelt thrived under the trusting indulgence of a loving mother.
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Mr. Ashe would surely be gratified that to date, this high road has led to more protest, not less, confirming his belief that real change comes from rational advocacy and hard work, not emotional self-indulgence.
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Mr. Romano is still doing stand-up, long after the mad success of the sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond" made getting up in front of a bunch of boozy fans an indulgence rather than a financial necessity.
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Credit... The foie gras truffle torchon at the Beatrice Inn in Greenwich Village is a decadent indulgence: four discs of silky duck-liver mousse paired with triangles of buttery toast, all arranged on a silver platter.
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Nina's quest to get her kids to feel poetry "from the inside" does now and then smack of didacticism and self-indulgence, but there's no doubting Goodman's ability to make her readers feel things that way.
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This chair will give you tender, loving ministrations for the low, low price of $14,000Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)The Thronos Air was meant to alleviate some of that while keeping the decadent indulgence of the original.
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The Puerto Rican version is a testament to Spain's strong influence on the local cuisine (Puerto Rico was a Spanish colony from the early 1500s until the late 1800s), but mostly it's an ode to indulgence.
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Ahead of the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday, Hollywood's A-listers flocked to producer Jennifer Klein's home in Brentwood to get some pampering in at her annual Day of Indulgence before hitting the (very hot) red carpet.
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Ocasio-Cortez struck a balance by purchasing some items that would provide much-needed fuel to help her continue championing the Green New Deal and indulgence to bring her joy as she repeatedly shrugs off the haters.
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His indulgence of what he might have seen as a bit of gallows humor was also a mistake, says Tod Burke, a professor of criminal justice at Radford University in Virginia and a former Maryland police officer.
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Cruel Intentions' indulgence of teenage nastiness, as well as teenage obsession and devotion, paints a picture of morality so scrambled that the only real takeaway seems to be that people are bad, and we're all gonna die.
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But his reluctance is so entrenched that he sends a messenger through back channels to warn Axe not to buy an unseemly $60 million-plus beachfront property in order to keep the press from trumpeting his indulgence.
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Not buying a pass to the airport lounge If you're not an elite flyer, or aren't enrolled in a credit card that offers this perk, the world of airport lounges can seem like a pricey, exotic indulgence.
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Whether you prefer French tips, a gel finish, or powder dip nails, making time for a professional manicure is an indulgence — and not all of us have the time, money, or patience for a refresh every week.
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But Benioff and Wise are not merely correcting for Martin's indulgence, as you could argue in the case of the Sand Snakes' seamless coup in Dorne, a plot line that went around in circles in the books.
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Sure, we've already covered that the Golden Globes are a sham; a combination of desperation and corruption that gets wrapped up into one nonsensical display of self-indulgence — but sometimes things happen that can still surprise you.
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Technology has matured to the extent where we have the luxury to pick and choose which areas to go deep into, often perhaps a little past the point of rationality and in the direction of personal indulgence.
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Sharkey, a sympathizer with progressive causes, sees the position in which urban crime is taken to be a kind of political violence—an as yet insufficiently organized program of dissent—for the academic indulgence that it is.
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The problem with the Bush administration, by his diagnosis, was not a neglect of middle-class interests in favor of laissez-faire but an excessive indulgence of big government and insufficient devotion to dismantling the welfare state.
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The bigger problem was self-indulgence, though Mr. Kosoko, whose mantra is "more is more" — he nimbly layers props, costumes and text — showed an excerpt from "Séancers," a tantalizing glimpse into disenfranchisement by way of an exorcism.
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The French tycoon's luxury goods giant LVMH is pursuing a takeover of Tiffany & Co. Adding the jewelry chain immortalised by Audrey Hepburn to a portfolio that includes Christian Dior and Moet & Chandon would be an affordable indulgence.
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The very thing you're pointing out is what made Rob and I reluctant to do the whole thing in the first place: that potential misfire of the whole thing, which is a huge exercise of self-indulgence.
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Each time, Sherlock's indulgence of his drug habit has been portrayed as something he controls in order to catch criminals and expand his mind — but also as something he uses to manipulate John back into his orbit.
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Around the age of 30, he pulled his eldest children from school to protect them from the Illuminati, though they, at least, had the benefit of a birth certificate, an indulgence the youngest four would be denied.
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" The ultimate example of self-expression — or self-indulgence, some might say — during this Olympic season may have come when Adam Rippon of Los Angeles recorded and performed to his own vocals of the Rihanna song "Diamonds.
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But it is precisely these kinds of political actions and social interventions that give art its teeth, that make it more than a visual escapade, a dilettantish indulgence, transportive emotional experience, or a means of wealth storage.
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The cafe menu includes milk-tea drinks from the Boba Guys (the company's founders, Andrew Chau and Bin Chen, are Mr. Hong's partners at the restaurant), kid bento boxes and avocado toast, that trendy, sometimes derided indulgence.
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But Mr. Boone said "hedonistic indulgence" is a consumer need that "is particularly driven and requested by millennials," and that ruby chocolate, more than any other kind, addresses that need specifically because it is flavorful and exciting.
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The Therm-a-Rest ProLite Apex Backpacking Sleeping Pad, a raft-like cushion that inflated to two sturdy inches between ground and bag, felt like an indulgence, but only weighed just over a pound in the pack.
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Covering a period from 1976 to 1990, "River Under the Road" contains cultural scene-setting, reminiscent of Updike's Rabbit novels, that captures the social and political mood of "me-decade" self-indulgence morphing into Reagan-era conservatism.
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Maisel's indulgence in its reconstruction of 1959 New York — a reconstruction that deliberately sands off the vast majority of that era's rough edges — has a point and purpose beyond existing as the world's most elaborately beautiful doodad.
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"i think fingering might be my sexual superpower" is the epitome of sleeping with cishet men — Gina 🌸🌱 (@vegankoko) January 20, 2020 That's why like many sex therapists, Chavez tries to frame sex as wellness, not indulgence.
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Also at 7:28 PM, the Sun squares off with Jupiter, so watch out for over-indulgence and exaggeration, but put yourself out there because a dash of luck may come your way as brilliant new ideas bloom.
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"Needed Me" is full of guns and motorcycles and general ridiculousness and indulgence—it's a violent NSFW revenge fantasy that is simultaneously exactly what you'd expect from Korine and Rihanna and more than the sum of its parts.
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If the president does not want the House to go Democratic, thus dramatically increasing the risk of impeachment, then he might consider speaking and tweeting to the 60 percent of the people who find his self-indulgence unappealing.
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Progressive intelligentsia "is moralist against one half of the world, but accords to the revolutionary movement an indulgence that is realist in the extreme," the French scholar Raymond Aron wrote in "The Opium of the Intellectuals" in 1955.
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I think he saw it as a symbol of wealth, a uniquely American indulgence he happily participated in, perhaps to prove to himself that food no longer had to be rationed but could be enjoyed with careless abandon.
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If you can't see yourself living without cable television, or expensive restaurant meals or even that weekly indulgence in high-priced booze, then take those expenses into account while you're swimmin' in income from your full-time job.
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Here are a few things to keep in mind: If you're making good choices most of the time, you'll be more resilient than you used to be, and you'll more easily bounce back from a day of indulgence.
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" From Amsterdam, he, too, joins Zweig on the beach, but only thanks to Zweig's largess and patient indulgence: Roth is a penniless drunk and alcoholic of such spectacular devotion that he spends every morning throwing up, "sometimes for hours.
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A sequel that revisits the events of its predecessor so directly and so frequently sounds like a frantic exercise in self-indulgence, which was how Back to the Future Part II was received in some corners back in 1989.
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But just because it's a broad look at how the community celebrates, doesn't mean that it shies away from quirkier, more radical aspects of Pride — there are drag queens, folks clad in leather, and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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It's not clear if Cambodia or Thailand is paying for the indulgence, but Cambodia Daily says the air-conditioned 8 square-metre toilet was built by Thai firm, Siam Cement Group, and that it was requested by the princess.
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Marine Avenue is an old-fashioned main street with stores, restaurants and a handful of sweet shops (including Dad's Donuts and Sugar 'n' Spice, both of which claim they invented Balboa Island's classic chocolate-dipped indulgence, the Balboa Bar).
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Director: Gore VerbinskiWriter: Justin Haythe With a two-and-a-half-hour run-time, A Cure for Wellness could be criticized for its indulgence, and there are certainly moments throughout when director Gore Verbinski might have exhibited some restraint.
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The 2012 Emmys monologue Kimmel drew lots of laughs during his short and sweet opening routine at the 2012 awards, taking jabs at chronically snubbed Jon Hamm, then-presidential candidate Mitt Romney and Hollywood's self-indulgence as a whole.
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Underlining its indulgence for looser budgets, the Commission did not suspend EU funds for Spain and Portugal for breaching fiscal rules last year and did not reject any state's 2017 budget plans despite some appearing to breach EU limits.
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Also starring Kristen Bell and Christina Applegate, Kunis' new movie follows three overstressed moms who abandon their daily responsibilities and go on a binge of self-indulgence, only to find themselves going head-to-head with the PTA president.
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And if your schedule and budget make a long weekend in West Palm Beach completely out of the question, the next best thing is treating yourself to a more rational indulgence, like a bamboo- and sea salt- scented candle.
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By repackaging both participation and giddy indulgence as some sort of life-changing dream world, it transformed British festivals, steeping them in a performative hedonism tied to fancy dress while never ambling too far from the event's aristocratic roots.
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These days, Yan's mother barely needed her allowance—he already covered her biggest expenses—so the money went to her greatest indulgence: gifts for villagers who had got married, had a child, or had a death in the family.
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" Washington replied to Seixas and his brethren, "It is now no more that toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people, that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights.
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Prices start under $200 for a sea view room of 322 square feet; or add about $150 per night to upgrade to an 800-square-foot sea view suite with a balcony for a stronger dose of honeymoon indulgence.
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The event will benefit the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a charitable organization of genderfucking nuns, founded in 1979 in San Francisco, that promotes safety amongst queer communities, while also raising money to support AIDS research and LGBT-related causes.
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Your best when facing a challenging time in life will be different from your best when everything is hunky-dory, just as your best on your birthday, or on a vacation, or at a holiday meal will require indulgence.
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There's the showmanship that they deride as self-indulgence; there are the absurd lyrics, all packed with Californiaisms, that are cast off as cringeworthy; there are the air-kicking, pogo-jumping kinetics that are sneered at and deemed needless.
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Darren Seifer, the food and beverage analyst at the market research firm NPD, said that consumers were becoming increasingly mindful of their sugar intake — particularly at home — although they can be wooed by an indulgence while away from home.
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And I feel like self care has somehow become synonymous with self indulgence or...self investment, or people who have time to indulge in self care practices are somehow, you know, they have an excess of time and money.
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It felt casual and fancy at the same time, like a genuine indulgence that took very little effort — great for the frequent harried mornings that involve juggling day care drop-off, dog walks and an unpredictable public transportation commute.
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I still miss the over-the-top indulgence of James Lipton's "Inside the Actors Studio," but this updated format, with its rotating cast of celebrity interviewers, introduces a welcome flexibility and dynamism — and maintains a focus on talking craft.
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He stood out by deciding that pilgrims visiting Genoa for the 2000 Holy Year should stop not only at the city's great churches but also an old people's home to get a special indulgence for the jubilee millennium year.
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A happy indulgence Whatever one's individual chocolate chip cookie preference -- or "addiction" -- it's fair to say that these beloved cookies can have a place in a balanced diet, as long as you are willing to keep portions in check.
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It could be argued that every presidency is a tug of war between private demons and the public interest, between the commander in chief's indulgence of his own psychological needs and his attentiveness to the hard work of America.
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But the growth of its programs that benefit members of the military and veterans has also helped the agency build support among some Republicans and rebut criticism that it is an elitist, left-leaning repository of woolly-headed indulgence.
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Rather than launching Wayne as a Steven Tyler-esque rock star, it had more the effect of drawing a dividing line between the craft-obsessed rapping of the preceding years and the rock star pop indulgence of the years to come.
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Keeping up with the Joneses has become Keeping up with the Kardashians, and the American Dream has morphed from an attainable goal, the result of hard work, to a fantasy way of life characterized by self-indulgence, celebrity, and narcissism.
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