Panem's indulgent, out-of-touch Capitol was exactly like indulgent, out-of-touch Washington, DC!
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It feels indulgent to fantasize about a future in which humanity is optimized for immortality; it feels indulgent to fantasize about a future at all.
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It's a video game-ass video game, and one that I enjoyed playing a lot despite Kojima's famously indulgent and nonsensical cutscenes, which are more indulgent here than ever.
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It's true that Green's books are about teenagers, that they're often sad, and that they can be self-indulgent — but they're self-indulgent in their sadness in the way that teenagers are self-indulgent about their own adolescent angst: innocently, as if they are unaware there could be another way to feel.
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Ready to embrace the perfectly indulgent lifestyle of the Italians?
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It felt indulgent or wrong, so there was a disconnect.
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But I like self indulgent and bloated rock 'n' roll.
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Finally, the specter of an indulgent energy industry haunts investors.
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Give your Facebook news feed one last long, indulgent scroll.
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Craig said he did not find this approach overly indulgent.
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It was the perfect indulgent counterpoint to an inhospitable night.
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Robb Vices: luxury goods that fulfill the most indulgent desires
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Indulgent investors, though, are likely to give him a pass.
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The holidays are many things: Festive, indulgent, an utter mess.
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It's indulgent, but to call it "bad" would be reductive.
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" And writing plays, which Dery convincingly labels "self-indulgent juvenilia.
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Many rooms also feature freestanding pedestal tubs, which feel indulgent.
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The celebrations had become too indulgent, a state directive warned.
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The Safdies coat Gems in indulgent swirls of '80s pastiche.
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It's very self indulgent, I make it for myself really.
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It's hard to choose a favorite because they're all indulgent (well, as indulgent as a protein bar could be), but they definitely keep me motivated to run faster so I can inhale one afterwards.
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The bottle's description notes the festive beverage as tasting, "Indulgent & Smooth" with "Notes of Irish whiskey with rich indulgent fresh dairy cream and pumpkin spice flavour" that's been "Selected by our experts" reads the label.
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A tuna melt toasted with bacon grease is an indulgent choice.
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In Ocean's 8, Hathaway's character is vain, self-indulgent, and narcissistic.
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Make good food choices Life on the road can be indulgent.
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On the surface it appears rather indulgent: a lyrical ode to
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Being home alone feels indulgent even if I'm just doing chores.
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Each bite is seriously indulgent, perfect for a Valentine's Day nightcap.
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At best, it can seem cute or silly or self-indulgent.
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It seems that whimsical, adorable products might encourage more indulgent behavior.
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What a load of "humble" self indulgent wankery from Tom Hiddleston.
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This appears to be an especially indulgent pastime of conservative pundits.
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Nor am I the only desi who is indulgent of Apu.
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The result is an indulgent treat somehow feels light and airy.
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Here was the new American self — rational, moral, not self-indulgent.
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This chef combines two Trader Joe's products for an indulgent breakfast.
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"This is self-indulgent," Gold said at one point on Friday.
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I used myself as the subject because it feels so indulgent.
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And it's not because they're lazy or unmotivated or self-indulgent.
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"It sounded like an indulgent sort of non-song," Aaron recollects.
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But this well-earned and indulgent dessert was not for her.
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She'll thank you for this indulgent product that yields great results.
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Trump might express an indulgent view of Putin's annexation of Crimea.
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Ah, steak and chocolate, the indulgent mainstays of Valentine's Day dinners.
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This was not a narcissistic personality, nor a self-indulgent one.
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The Supreme Court has taken an indulgent line on the curfew.
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McDonald's (MCD) has experimented with indulgent breakfast items like donut sticks.
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Some of these older collages are thrilling, indulgent anecdotes from history.
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An invented mythology can become self-indulgent in less generous hands.
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When you're going through this extreme sport experience, it seems indulgent. Yes.
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The group dined on an indulgent menu of lobster, steak and sushi.
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So Mr Vázquez's pre-owned business jet looked self-indulgent by comparison.
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Tyler Cowen, an economist, believes that this ideal is self-indulgent nonsense.
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Nutella is luscious, indulgent, and opulent, and the café should follow suit.
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But it was beginning to feel too passive and indulgent and aestheticized.
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You could call it indulgent, but a better word might be "personal".
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It's more self indulgent than it is a ploy for gender equality.
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A filling of bacon, parmesan, and wine makes these rich and indulgent.
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Along with all the other pampering and indulgent spoils AT THE OFFICE.
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From an American point of view, that looked like self-indulgent posturing.
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Try Sweety with Nutella now: soft bread with a creamy, indulgent center!
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It's glorious, indulgent, and tastes like the sweat off a slushee cup.
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This is not to say that we shouldn't be indulgent this weekend.
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Now genuine success is that sort of artistic life that is indulgent.
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Its characters' relationship to work has ranged from nonexistent to insultingly indulgent.
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The father's trite, self-indulgent prose jars with the son's laconic style.
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The descriptions are often lengthy and indulgent, making the story somewhat convoluted.
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Over the next few weeks you'll be more flirty and hedonistically indulgent.
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Self indulgent nonsense that ten people find funny, my favourite thing ever.
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The indulgent look he gave me, like I was a skittish horse.
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She plied them with indulgent treats like cotton candy and rainbow sherbet.
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If anything, so far being a mother feels quite delightfully self-indulgent.
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They want some things that are indulgent taste experiences, that are treats.
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As indulgent as these benefits may seem, the results speak for themselves.
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The episode should seem self-indulgent, but, miraculously, the risk pays off.
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The glib, flashy and self-indulgent musical results were not much fun.
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Kwality arrived in India in the 1950s, serving up indulgent, creamy treats.
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The emphasis at Nix is on indulgent, delicious food — not dietary restrictions.
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They worry it will lead to self-indulgent behavior and undermine motivation.
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I just worry that this story has become a little self-indulgent.
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Are you, as venture capitalists, sort of responsible and indulgent of these entrepreneurs?
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This problem isn't just some arcane or self-indulgent exercise for computer geeks.
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"We think that the indulgent labeling aligns more with people's motivations," Turnwald said.
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With age comes more responsibilities, and many people view friendships as self-indulgent.
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There's surely a point at or after which more education becomes self-indulgent.
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Buying treatments from Spafinder Wellness 365 is an indulgent way to earn miles.
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"You'll have more fitness-oriented ones, you'll have more indulgent ones," he said.
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Brie and honey make this way more indulgent than your average sweet potato.
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Some, like steaming the hay, seem indulgent until the record is set straight.
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There's always conflict when dealing with theater scenes in this very indulgent way.
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As a collector, Joannou is indulgent; he wants to see what will happen.
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If anything, the pet selfie is the most indulgent of all the selfies.
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On the street the sun is as golden and indulgent as melted butter.
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That is not a call for self-indulgent chest-thumping or blind confrontation.
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For dessert, we had an indulgent chocolate mousse and arroz doce (rice pudding).
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With a crafty and indulgent graphics department, James Corden is drunk on power.
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Let's review: First, the candidate himself took an indulgent view of Vladimir Putin.
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But they're not over-indulgent when it comes to the seasonal sugary treat.
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Even when the material is not shocking, the treatment is often self-indulgent.
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While these indulgent snacks are great, we don't exactly need preservative-packed treats.
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Usually it's for overly indulgent meat-based food—mega-burgers and the like.
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In a study entitled "Association Between Indulgent Descriptions and Vegetable Consumption: Twisted Carrots and Dynamite Beets," authors wanted to figure out if they could make healthy foods as appealing as "classically indulgent and unhealthy foods" by playing with their labelling.
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As Bluetooth speakers go, this Bang & Olufsen one is surely among the most indulgent.
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She also ate a pork chop on a stick, another indulgent state-fair food.
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And yeah, it feels more indulgent on your hands than a piece of jewelry.
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You can be as honest, as indulgent, as prolific, as performative as you want.
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It's everyone is happy, everyone gets what they want, it's a very indulgent culture.
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Definitely. Does David Farrier seem self-indulgent and convinced of his documentary's overwhelming importance?
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Of course, parents who are exceedingly lax, permissive, and indulgent can be equally problematic.
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"You need to turn your beauty routine into an indulgent moment," he told me.
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Suddenly, his desire became less scattered and mindlessly indulgent, honed in on one person.
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That's where a lot of novelty items come in: appealing to that indulgent consumer.
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How do you see that gap between healthy consumers and indulgent consumers playing out?
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It's luxurious and indulgent and a world-class dessert cheese in its own right.
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If you're feeling more indulgent, add more hot water to create a chocolate fondue.
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That's not to say Dead Magic, her fourth full-length, is overly self-indulgent.
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And the book is like that path: big, bold, beautiful, and unapologetically self-indulgent.
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Recovering from an indulgent Thanksgiving meal shared with family reminds me of my grandfather.
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Let's save that for when we're all gone, otherwise it feels indulgent and weird.
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There are no shallow guarantees in it, no self-indulgent pronouncements of personal power.
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The indulgent kickoff to a meal at American Cut are the house-made biscuits.
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The bacon and tomato grilled cheese is an indulgent treat that some chefs enjoy.
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As a character, Lolo is a conceit of indulgent parenting and never fully blooms.
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Infuse your dry gin with a bit of cannabis for a truly indulgent experience.
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Few men are as self-assured, self-indulgent, and self-promoting as Scott Disick.
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It feels indulgent to be so relaxed all day, so poised to lounge around.
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Not that the show is especially generous to her self-indulgent, solipsistic companions, either.
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Compared to other social media platforms, Twitter's flirtation with 280 characters is hardly indulgent.
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I think it's really hard to pull those off without them being self-indulgent.
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Inheritors of fortunes, especially women, are portrayed as glamorous, but also as self-indulgent.
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Even when the winners are a surprise, awards shows are long and self-indulgent.
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An indulgent energy flows in your relationships today—be clear on your needs, Virgo!
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Siegfried's royal mother (Nora Dürig) does not domineer; she's reasonable, indulgent, weaker than her son.
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They aren't actually businesses, they are self-indulgent playthings that do nothing for no one.
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These gaps would be easy to finance if foreign investors were in an indulgent mood.
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That is to say, the pile-on of wrap-ups was a bit self-indulgent.
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In effect, the room was a lovely compromise between a budget pick and indulgent luxury.
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That's not to say "The Irishman" is without flaws, beyond the indulgent tonnage of it.
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He has the indulgent eating habits of 17th century squire: fine meats, wines, and cheeses.
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" The novel, she said, was "uproarious and mind-boggling, but also arbitrary and self-indulgent.
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" The Australian health guru says having a couple of indulgent days "isn't going to hurt.
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In the 1990s the company started selling its ice cream as a premium, indulgent treat.
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First among them — and the most indulgent, in my opinion — is the aforementioned sleeper car.
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VICE: Your character in Lemon personifies that Hollywood stereotype of the pompous self-indulgent actor.
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So basically, he's paid to continue his indulgent and bud-centric lifestyle with ample incentive.
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For a large item, I also got an old computer monitor, which felt so indulgent.
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Television chef Martin Picard owns the restaurant, which is renowned for indulgent and innovative dishes.
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We all aspire to be as self-indulgent as Billy Porter at the Met Gala.
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Inviting all your friends and family to celebrate your wedding twice felt indulgent and selfish.
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Wayback Burger has created an indulgent and cheesy new milkshake made with Kraft Cheez Whiz.
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Then grab small servings of your favorite indulgent items because it is still a party.
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Later, it clashes with Jupiter in Virgo at 12:15 PM, triggering self-indulgent behavior.
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Chances are snatched at, the body language is tense and cagey, the fans rarely indulgent.
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In the writing craft, "killing one's darlings" is meant to produce cleaner, less-indulgent copy.
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The scorn heaped on Melania for her footwear focused on its self-indulgent, flashy impracticality.
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It will never cease to be as visually indulgent as it is irresistible ear candy.
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"Here is this thing that's incredibly rich, decadent, indulgent, but it's impossibly light," he said.
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One can see that disposition, that unhurried, slightly indulgent pose in most of the subjects.
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Rodriguez's cop shuns Miranda rights, which yields indulgent violence in the name of social commentary.
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The Moon clashes with Jupiter at 12:18 PM, putting people in an indulgent mood.
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In fact, the entire video oozes sensuality, in a truly decadent and indulgent Taurus manner.
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The moon clashes with Jupiter at 2:35 PM, and we're in an indulgent mood.
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"Je suis un pays," which Mr. Macaigne also wrote, is a confused, indulgent postapocalyptic tale.
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And it is as indulgent and as privileged and as gentrified as the thing itself.
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"I reject any idea that millennials are more or less worried or indulgent," Ghilarducci says.
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In the show they're an indulgent ruling class driving the plot forward at every turn.
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With its constant starts and stops, "Boys in Trouble" was more self-indulgent than transformative.
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One night, have a glass of wine or a more indulgent entrée but not both.
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And that goes fra-- all the way from indulgent, to wholesomeness and health and wellness.
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Turns out all that poultry is somehow less indulgent than the typical American holiday meal.
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In fact, there's a series for every taste, from literary and witty, to warm and indulgent.
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What was intended to be a quick bite has turned into an expensive and indulgent marathon.
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But 70-30 makes a super juicy, indulgent burger, and it's our favorite to cook with.
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It's a self-indulgent thought, but it builds a bridge to my parents in my mind.
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Check out the deals below: Did the complete Apple setup always feel a little too indulgent?
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From the indulgent exterior curves and lines to the grandiose size and space within the interior.
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The problem is, I'm not alone in my adoration for a self-indulgent, Sunday face mask.
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I'll try anything that's not shrill or self-indulgent, although these days that excludes a lot.
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The song straddles the line between indulgent and intimate without veering too far to either side.
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I grew up in India, so something about buying an iPhone always felt indulgent to me.
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It may be that the last hold-outs who drive themselves are the rich and indulgent.
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Ready Player One is a self-indulgent but celebratory novel about the pop culture Cline loves.
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But considering all the fall-worthy pieces already in our closets, that feels a little indulgent.
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Not even Samsung, which makes Apple's iPhone X displays, is being so indulgent in its design.
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The bread tastes satisfyingly simple, but the texture owes something to a more indulgent naan bread.
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To make them slightly less indulgent, customers can request to tweak the drinks here and there.
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For all their earnestness, this was a choreographed and heavily indulgent performance of group auto-fellatio.
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The vegetables were labeled in one of four ways: basic, healthy restrictive, healthy positive or indulgent.
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There was an even bigger difference in the numbers between healthy positive, healthy restrictive and indulgent.
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As humans we can all be self-indulgent—it's one of the pleasures of being alive.
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The Moon also clashes with Jupiter at 7:51 AM, creating a lazy and indulgent vibe.
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Easy, indulgent, and customizable, it also pairs nicely with the kind of bowl that you smoke.
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On May 30, Venus connects with Neptune, so expect to be a bit lazy and indulgent.
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If and when we do, the work is all too often dismissed as self-indulgent and
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And so I've got recipes for you that are not heinously indulgent, but are still satisfying.
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Natural wine suited the anxious conspicuous consumption of our times; it was both virtuous and indulgent.
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Try our mushroom risotto with peas and, if you're feeling indulgent, our recipe for blueberry pie.
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I think by nature, I avoid people with self-denying tendencies, opting instead for indulgent company.
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But Starbucks still sees a boost from its more indulgent drinks, like the Pumpkin Spice Latte.
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If all of this makes these records sound mindlessly self-indulgent, well, yeah, they are. Obviously.
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Indulgent exposition curates the image of Previn and Allen as an unusual but nonetheless idyllic couple.
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"You start to realize that the results of experimentation aren't just self-indulgent fuckery," she says.
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Venus squares off with Jupiter at 1:07 AM, creating an over-the-top, indulgent atmosphere.
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It's time for a collective glow-up starting March 4 when material Venus enters indulgent Taurus.
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Venus opposes with your planetary ruler Jupiter early this morning, putting you in an indulgent mood.
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Her ex-husband (Dan Stevens) and her mother (Virginia Madsen) are indulgent and resentful by turns.
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Bringing your own healthy snacks, and being mindful of indulgent detours, will keep your diet balanced.
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It feels just a tiny bit indulgent yet can be procured easily at most major grocers.
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Sunday is an indulgent day so for dinner I try to do something like a salad.
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The morning after This indulgent time of year often leads to less-than-pleasant mornings after.
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My session was set for post-Thanksgiving, which is arguably the most indulgent holiday, food-wise.
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Most self-indulgent social justice flag-stompers have no knowledge, or little apparent interest, in this.
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I've seen a few pages of his book, and it's a piece of self-indulgent drivel.
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This candy "bouquet" contains indulgent But First, Rosé gummy roses and Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels.
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This is a book that's trenchant and intelligent; wry but not glib; humane but never indulgent.
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Indulgent and sometimes exasperating, "Bon Voyage" is nonetheless admirably full of life as well as death.
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Easy, if over-indulgent, energy flows early on, but things will get emotionally intense this evening.
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That sounds self-indulgent, but Knausgaard possesses an uncanny magic for rendering mundane personal observations compelling.
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Stretching out to two and a half hours, Midsommar can be needlessly self-indulgent at times.
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The experience feels indulgent, stoking our senses even as we grapple with understanding the objects' meanings.
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The Moon clashes with Venus at 8:58 PM, putting us all in an indulgent mood.
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Some of these versions are giant, indulgent creations, like the Pizza Cake or the giant Pocky stick.
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When they are not in the midst of an anti-vice campaign, officials can seem surprisingly indulgent.
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But there's so much more: Every single thing in this line looks indulgent — and so damn cute.
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Because doing so makes you an unforgivable tool and a bore of the highest, most indulgent order.
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The sweet drink warms you inside and out, making it the perfect indulgent treat for cold days.
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I've heard rumors that some of these gamblers are comped suites so indulgent, they aren't listed online.
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A good place to start would be to audit tax breaks and strip away the most indulgent.
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So an upgrade more than three years after the last Fairphone doesn't seem overly wasteful or indulgent.
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Juicero's Wi-Fi connected home juicer was always a shining beacon of Silicon Valley's most indulgent tendencies.
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From barbecue chicken to spinach and artichoke, there are plenty of indulgent party dip recipes out there.
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With Tesla seeming to need all the attention it could possibly get, these tangents appear self-indulgent.
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You're especially indulgent this evening, Capricorn—things concerning cash and your day job are moving along quickly.
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It's easy to get carried away on Sunday when love and money ruler Venus opposes indulgent Jupiter.
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This was an indulgent moment for the series, certainly, but that didn't make it any less fun.
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There will be an over-the-top, indulgent vibe, too, so things are sure to get complicated.
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For a brief moment behind those lugubrious orbs of indulgent feeling flashed all of the world's history.
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Those for me are also the most indulgent times to involve beer and whiskey in my meal.
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Join me, if you will, in celebrating the crimson beauty of one of humankind's most indulgent creations.
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The Midnight Mint Mocha Frappuccino is Starbucks' latest addition to its line-up of indulgent blended beverages.
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Yet they take turns, each listening to the other, interested and indulgent, before spinning a different scenario.
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Turning potentially indulgent self-pity into expansive compassion is a move familiar to readers of his poems.
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This inventiveness is perhaps why BoJack's eulogy doesn't feel self-indulgent or labored in the new season.
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The mood is indulgent, even lazy, so do be careful not to slip into any bad habits.
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And, while we are talking about waste, let's have a little self-indulgent fun with this waste.
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Lucky for us, Lombard is very enthusiastic about the indulgent starting shot of the US holiday season.
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It's a totally zen sign—unless it's in an indulgent mood and acting like a total diva.
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How to Get Rid of Holiday Stains The holidays are many things: festive, indulgent, an utter mess.
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It's sweet and indulgent in the best way possible, so please do make sure to save room.
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Nobody's going to care that I went to be indulgent with my movie in Mexico, you know?
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He has created a narrative of grief and acceptance that is compulsively readable and never self-indulgent.
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Every summer, indulgent readers have put up with my annual backpacking column from the Pacific Crest Trail.
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To the untrained eye, a shooting game is simply a collection of violent, indulgent, anti-social activities.
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Making an album, I feel like is the most self-indulgent time you can think of really.
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The holiday season is typically an indulgent time, especially when it comes to food and drink consumption.
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The company is still selling indulgent Frappuccinos, but it's also been quietly testing a lower-sugar option.
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It's a sometimes rocky road cinematically, slipping from enchanting to trite, magical to indulgent with some regularity.
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Her predicament parallels Attila's growing sense that much of his own work is pusillanimous and dangerously indulgent.
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Even entry-level rooms are spacious and indulgent while villas offer luxurious perks such as private pools.
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And top 22 lists are the place where critics ought feel the most self-indulgent and honest.
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A merry image makeover it will be for the North Korean regime, underwritten by an indulgent South.
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Sorrentino says his family also thought he would go back to a more indulgent lifestyle after prison.
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The work itself, if you catch it at the wrong moment, can seem thin and self indulgent.
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It's an indulgent stay and one you can feel good about thanks to the earth-friendly mission.
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He is so tiresome, so self-indulgent, so full to bursting with nonstop me-me-me-ism.
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The Moon opposes Venus at 6:42 PM, finding us in an indulgent mood and craving affection.
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With more than a decade of institutional knowledge under his belt, Michele knew the alchemy to turn Gucci, a once flashy, indulgent, nostalgic brand into a newly and differently flashy, indulgent, and nostalgic brand — which requires as much an understanding of magic as it does a grasp on reality.
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We round it off with the aforementioned Mars Bar, which comes with ice cream and is deliciously indulgent.
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It is not a hard, penetrating stalk, but rather a cloud of pleasure, multiple, complacent, indulgent and powerful.
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I would ask him questions about Mormon stuff all the time, and he was pretty indulgent with me.
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You have material desires, however, and your mind is on your money as messenger Mercury meets indulgent Venus.
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Serve them with a drizzle toffee sauce and, for a truly indulgent treat, a scoop of ice cream.
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And on Saturday, Trump's self-indulgent speech tarnished his roll out of his vice presidential nominee, Indiana Gov.
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And since chicken can be healthy or indulgent, it can please a wide spectrum of diners, Kalinowski said.
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And indulgent was reserved for descriptions like rich buttery roasted sweet corn and slow-roasted caramelized zucchini bites.
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A lot of the lyrics remind me of the self-indulgent chats you have when you're really fucked.
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It felt sort of indulgent to read a book instead of working on my way into the office.
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Grafton lived abroad during college in pastry-filled France and also loved to make her own indulgent treats.
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Just watch out for overindulgence when the Moon opposes indulgent Jupiter at 1:21 PM. All times EST.
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This won't be easy because the full moon in Taurus is emotional, a touch greedy, and certainly indulgent.
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But she cautioned anyone going in this direction because, she said, it can be a bit self-indulgent.
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Panera Bread is a fast-casual chain that offers a range of both light and indulgent menu items.
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But, in the manner of a kindly small-town sheriff, he remains indulgent of her and her suspicions.
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Many fans will devour all eight episodes in one indulgent sitting by the time the weekend comes around.
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His confirmation hearing included a reminder of an indulgent jest he once made about the Ku Klux Klan.
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Popular chains like Panera Bread offer huge menus that include a mix of indulgent treats and lighter meals.
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When I visited in midsummer, though, I was continuously struck by how indulgent the simple life can feel.
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They're chewy, sweet but not overly so, and they feel indulgent despite being vegan and packed with protein.
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That might be why drinking, the most indulgent of pursuits, has come to be associated with the holiday.
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Having encountered the self-indulgent Ginger, grand Saba, and tiny Bebe, I finally, finally nod off to sleep.
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Indulgent amenities like wine cellars "are also something you can bring up at cocktail parties," Mr. Bond said.
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The restaurant offers healthy grain bowls as well as more indulgent duck-fat tater tots (rooms from $189).
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But criticism is about transcending personal taste, and Fiola is one of the most indulgent restaurants in town.
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Cookie butter is one of the most indulgent, unabashedly sweet treats in existence, and Olive Garden knows it.
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You can justify everything — no matter how indulgent or frivolous — by slapping the "self-care" label on it.
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Indulgent, sybaritic, tourist-crowded Lanzarote is nothing like Fran's damp and dour England, with its mundane social conscience.
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The aesthetic appeal of the exhibits is continual and intense, but concentration on it can feel disrespectfully indulgent.
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But if that sounds even more airily arty and self-indulgent, a no-nonsense marketing professional might disagree.
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For those living nearby, its self-indulgent elegance makes all the accompanying tsoris that much harder to take.
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"Hurricane" Nita Strauss, Cooper's longstanding string siren, launches into one of the most epic, and indulgent, guitar solos.
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I knew that its atmosphere was indulgent and liberal, that people danced and fucked and did drugs there.
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"It's progressive without being indulgent, which is a tough balance to strike," label curator DJ Shadow told THUMP.
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I felt I didn't want to be self-indulgent and have therapy—I pretended I was just fine.
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So, I meandered the R29 office and asked my colleagues the following question: What's your most indulgent beauty treatment?
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What ensues is "Rosemary's Baby amped up into a fugue state of self-indulgent solipsism," EW's Chris Nashawaty writes.
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Mitski's sad music seemed indulgent, crooning out an encouragement for lonely girls everywhere to dwell in their own defeat.
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In the first minute of the episode, producers inserted three indulgent shots of aircraft and one measly crotch zoom.
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The things that happen when you try to be healthy on the most indulgent day of the year. 2.
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Massage in anywhere you need some major hydration: legs, hands, elbows or all over if you're feeling extra indulgent.
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Compared to "healthy restrictive" labels (like "reduced-sodium corn"), indulgent descriptors increased the choice of veggies by 33 percent.
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ContraPoints as a character is nothing if not luxuriously indulgent: "sex, drugs, and social justice" promises Wynn's Twitter bio.
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For literary women, such as Marguerite Duras and Jean Rhys, drinking was seen as weak, melodramatic or self-indulgent.
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A high-living couple can splurge out, springing for a monthly budget of $2,500 for an indulgent life here.
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They replace self-indulgent musings with helpful tips, lovely pictures and great links to the travel recordings of others.
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And yet, there's something magnetic and indulgent about fixating on a group of celebrities who are supposedly doing nothing.
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At other times, Stiller eases up on the pace in service of overstretched, self-indulgent business with his character.
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In recent years, the event itself has come under sharp criticism for being self-indulgent and rife with contradiction.
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That sounds crazy self-indulgent, but it was honestly just because I wrote the worst songs for so long!
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Le PalaceA decadent frond-laden entryway leads to a lush basement filled with mirrored walls in this indulgent restaurant.
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The most indulgent thing he's ever bought is a signed copy of "Profiles in Courage" by John F. Kennedy.
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It's a really indulgent, luxurious thing to be able to go back and study after working – I'm very grateful.
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When he was 23 years old, his indulgent mother paid for him to take a correspondence course in cartooning.
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Compared with the diet cottage-cheese cake that my mom made when she was feeling indulgent, it was heaven.
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It can feel self-indulgent to prioritize your mental health when there are people who are sick and dying.
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I've had a few scientists and skeptics tell me that you're too soft on religion, too indulgent of unreason.
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These are indulgent people, and "Billions" has long played close attention to their physical rituals alongside their mental ones.
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Depressive as fuck but nothing like self-indulgent, she tries to be not just honest but nice about it.
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Are we all just going to live off a Universal Basic Income that supports our indulgent Amazon Prime habits?
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If you're feeling especially indulgent, a dollop of tangy yogurt and a tangle of fresh herbs are excellent additions.
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Indulgent afternoon daydreaming: a shotgun, my mouth, a bang and my head jerking once, twice, blood on the wall.
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Or even turn him into an indulgent amount of satay sauce which I can enjoy throughout the whole week.
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"The narrative is trenchant and intelligent; wry but not glib; humane but never indulgent," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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They were royal and hip, a Swinging Sixties couple with tedious official duties and boozy, self-indulgent private lives.
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The ritual of applying and removing them (with warm water and a gentle face massage) is in itself indulgent.
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Hamilton manages to avoid being too indulgent, as this is another novel where the main character is a writer.
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It was approximately 300 square feet which was spacious enough to not feel cramped but wasn't exactly indulgent either.
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His heart was engorged, possibly the result of sedentary days and nights in the indulgent vortex of the studio.
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Yes, one can find leftists taking an indulgent view of the violence used to shut down Murray or Yiannopoulos.
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There are hundreds of hotels in New York City ranging from sparse, budget-friendly accommodations to ultra-indulgent suites.
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Then there is the unwritten rule, familiar to indulgent staff members and persistent rivals in this chamber of egos.
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Each was an only child, raised by an indulgent single mother who had given her son the master bedroom.
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Some couldn't reconcile the so-called "attractiveness gap" between the two actors; others found the episode entirely self-indulgent.
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I love a motivated long take that goes just as long as it should before becoming distracting or indulgent.
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The Moon in Sagittarius squares off with Venus at 11:35 AM, finding people in a self-indulgent mood.
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That's not to say English Tapas is a self-indulgent record about being clean and healthy, because it's not.
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" 'rabid' in Los Angeles had a similar take on the book's ratio of pleasures to challenges: "Is it self-indulgent?
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Unqualified defences of globalisation by Western leaders feel as archaic as the self-indulgent guitar solos of hair metal past.
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Over the weekend, one teen ventured to invent a brand-new format of self-indulgent photo-sharing on social media.
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As it turns out, however, "love languages" in the traditional sense are not self-indulgent excuses for our romantic shortcomings.
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A little more indulgent than my typical weekday lunch, but hey, at least today I'm drinking water instead of tequila!
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On the flip side, it's one of her most indulgent visual projects, confirming her upward trajectory in the entertainment space.
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According to Adesuwa, death happens so frequently in Africa that reacting to it is considered indulgent, a first-world privilege.
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Is it a little indulgent for Netflix to acquire both Orson Welles' final film and a documentary about said film?
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Spamming your friends with an endless feed of self-indulgent answers is a one-way ticket to unfollowland for me.
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With her petty musings and self-indulgent soliloquies, the hilarious vixen gone viral gained a legion of followers almost instantly.
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As for Mr Duterte, he says the church is "full of shit", accusing priests of womanising and leading indulgent lives.
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Should the tumbles continue, it may not be long before central mama puts her more indulgent side on full display.
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I just love how disgustingly indulgent these two guys are when they get together and how abusive they both become.
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"Dinner is served in less than 20 minutes and my family flips out for this indulgent Mexican classic," says Bauer.
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A night out drinking with friends or an indulgent meal can cause the puffiness the treatment reduces to quickly return.
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But rather, a self-indulgent girl in far too deep, hoping to be seen as some unintelligible version of herself.
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Some consider Ziltoid a staple of Townsend's catalogue while others view it as a self-indulgent, immature pile of wank.
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Here a few indulgent confessions from Wall Street: Serendipity 2000 offers one of the most expensive burgers in the world.
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At this moment, the Sky Digital music is self-indulgent nonsense and, like Jay Kay, I'll make it a hit.
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For a long arc of time, kids found it too obtuse, too indulgent, or too smooth—with very many o's .
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It has, which suggests that ESPN might be very indulgent if The Undefeated is not an advertising or audience magnet.
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This banana bread was my favorite because it felt more light than indulgent since it wasn't weighed down with chocolate.
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Indulgent, easy to get on with, cheerful by nature, with a republican spirit and a good heart, she had friends.
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Prosecutors then said his living situation in the rural Virginia jail was more indulgent than what's given to other inmates.
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La Mer, best known for its indulgent moisturizers, just introduced the Soft Fluid Long Wear Foundation Broad Spectrum SPF 20.
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Ellingham Hall was a gilded cage—a beautiful old home in the British countryside—and Smith was an indulgent host.
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Chances are, you're craving comfort food or something indulgent, such as a smothered burrito or a hash brown-filled Crunchwrap.
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Try not to spend too much money today—Venus squares off with Jupiter, finding people in an indulgent—but fun!
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If a sacrifice had to be made, this glorious mussel broth was indulgent enough to appease the fiercest of gods.
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Try not to spend all your cash when Venus opposes Jupiter on April 17, finding you in an indulgent mood!
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Things can get indulgent, so pace yourself, Gemini—Jupiter likes to overdo it, so you may feel some peer pressure.
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His self-indulgent lament: What could be more generous than spending everything on other people and being left with nothing?
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Only by learning to master her perceived self-indulgent tendencies, Raniere implied, could Edmondson truly become empowered as a woman.
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So even the less-public work of talking through emotions, needs and relationships, which can seem self-indulgent, is meaningful.
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The president lauded Mr. McConnell as a "rock-ribbed Kentucky leader" and "a tough cookie" before a self-indulgent addendum.
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Your planetary ruler Venus moves into your sign, Libra, on Saturday, putting you in your beautiful and self-indulgent element.
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Toothbrushes, dog collars, trash cans, and fire extinguishers are all standard products that ultimately have no indulgent or elaborate qualities.
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All of which would be self-indulgent if it weren't for the fact that the episode is non-stop funny.
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Instead, she limited her spending to 100 Singapore dollars per week (about $75) and just one indulgent holiday per year.
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Rodriguez refers to the luxe item as "glamorous and progressive," even "indulgent" — and it is, in the very best way.
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What we've gathered here are some practical things, and some delightfully indulgent ones, that can enhance your everyday college experience.
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The play, performed in English and French with occasional supertitles, has its excessively tangential moments and some indulgent ones, too.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the government should ban "indulgent and selfish" environmental groups from rallying and boycotting businesses.
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Another pick from Costco's in-house brand, Kirkland Signature, these butter croissants are indulgent and taste even better when toasted.
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Out of their love for indulgent desserts, they launched Hakuna Brands to make oat milk and banana-based ice cream.
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There were whispers that it might be a self-indulgent mess, that Kojima had gone entirely off the deep end.
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Any potential for a profound narrative in this promising setup is thwarted by the writing, which is bloated and indulgent.
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It's tempting to blame self-indulgent tools like social media and smartphones for this so-called epidemic, and many do.
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The light texture of the doughnut and the perfect amount of icing made it an indulgent, but not overwhelming treat.
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We will have more restaurant reviews dumped into Yelp, and more Instagram photos of local eateries that serve indulgent foods.
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We tagged along with Matty and his friend Julian for an indulgent day of restaurant-hopping in the Big Apple.
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Venus will square off with Jupiter on June 25, and the energy will be indulgent as hell, Expect total decadence.
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George Church, for example, defines synthetic biology in opposition to something "self-indulgent": Synthetic biology is mostly about developing and applying basic engineering principles—the practical matters that help transform something academic, ivory-towerish, pure, and sometimes self-indulgent or abstract into something that has an impact on society and possibly even transforms it.
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My husband and I wanted to end our honeymoon on an indulgent high note and Banyan Tree Samui made it easy.
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To some reviewers, it was self-indulgent of her to keep making films about the lifestyles of the rich and famous.
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My lightened-up pulled pork recipe is delicious, but having Pete & Sam's super-indulgent pork BBQ pizza is next-level decadence.
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There are hundreds of great hotels in New York City ranging from no-frills, cheap accommodations to ultra-indulgent luxury suites.
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The FAFSA rep also said around this time — prom season — FAFSA is often sent high schoolers' indulgent tweets about the event.
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But a flight might not even be necessary if Oreo plans on bringing the indulgent chocolate extravaganza over to the States.
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Alabama, played in an admittedly fabulous whirl of push-up bras and animal print, is a Russian doll of indulgent ideas.
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I wouldn't say it's indulgent, but I was able to take elements that inspired me and throw them into the colonies.
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" Neves says if Valentine's Day is unpleasant for you, "give yourself the permission to be indulgent with whatever floats your boat.
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Her carefree way of life was a product of her massive wealth and indulgent lifestyle — which also led to her downfall.
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The video gets a little self-indulgent, but hey—we are talking about a stunt-sized piece of expensive jewelry here.
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Gorillaz were never supposed to be more than Damon Albarn and illustrator Jamie Hewlett's weird, self-indulgent, heroin fuelled side project.
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Since chicken can be healthy or indulgent, it can please a wide spectrum of diners, said Mark Kalinowski, a Nomura analyst.
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The new creamers come in caramel macchiato, white chocolate mocha and cinnamon dolce latte — flavors inspired by Starbucks' more indulgent drinks.
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When you look at a lot of the mashups that chains have been pushing, you know it's over-the-top indulgent.
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And with lyrics are so self-indulgent, it's hard to imagine that Imagine Dragons makes music for anyone but themselves nowadays.
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And she's mostly here to do good, not evil, even if her brand of witchcraft ends up being largely self-indulgent.
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K. JOHNSON: It was a self-indulgent move by Colin Kaepernick and he&aposs hurting the league and people understand that.
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We looked deep into our hot dog archives to put together a list of recipes as indulgent as they are diverse.
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Zibdeh likens Eid to indulgent holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving and thinks it is unrealistic to adhere to a strict diet.
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" The result, he said, was "a really unfiltered script, something that was perfectly self-indulgent and pushed various ideas of comedy.
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Following is a transcript of the video:The luxury cousins of the mushroom, truffles are an indulgent food enjoyed across the world.
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It's a large expensive bike with indulgent seats and shiny orange handles, the kind that features in Punjabi pop music videos.
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The U.S. has been an indulgent parent, but we must now put a stop to the defiance of the spoiled brat.
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Much of her work has to do with food, but she seems more indulgent than you'd expect from a trained nutritionist.
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Awed by his precociousness, the couple were as indulgent of young Andrew as we've seen his character suggest throughout the show.
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Yes, of course, there are some influencers who are self-indulgent, vacuous, lack integrity, and are in it for the freebies.
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In his view, modern art is unskilled, decadent, and indulgent, an indignity to German soldiers and a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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The drama was sometimes rambling and sometimes indulgent, but its exploration of the methods and means of resistance felt unnervingly timely.
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"It is certainly okay to incorporate a few indulgent foods, like chocolates or other sweets," especially during stressful times, Pike said.
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"Our whole point was to make food for vegans where they could go out and have an indulgent meal," she says.
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To the considerable anger of these neighbors, he positioned himself as the bemused and indulgent teacher of big-city professor types.
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The coming Paris production, the details of which are being closely kept, will not be nearly so indulgent of audience expectations.
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Two revolutions — the Industrial and the French — made an idle, indulgent, aristocratic life considerably less desirable than it had formerly seemed.
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Then they bread and deep-fry the fritters until golden brown, yielding arancini, the indulgent "little oranges" I can never resist.
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"You can kind of be indulgent a little bit in the pun of it and the creativity of it," Kare said.
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These are a couple of the charmingly indulgent things that happen in the new, penultimate season of this warm comedy series.
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But the ultra-rich can afford a much more indulgent menu item: The "Opulent Sundae," which goes for $1,000 a pop.
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At Brigaid, nothing can be so indulgent, because there are strict federal salt and fat guidelines all chefs must adhere to.
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I love adding less than the recommended amount of water to my oats, it makes them taste creamy and so indulgent.
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The homestyle chicken with butternut mac and cheese was a hearty, indulgent dish that snuck in plenty of protein and veggies.
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No weird self-indulgent intro… Hook at the top in the intro, maybe even start with the chorus, under three minutes.
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He quelled any suspicion that the work is indulgent or rambling; at the same time, he respected Messiaen's meditativeness, his silences.
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I enjoyed an indulgent and relaxing 80-minute facial, flanked by time to decompress in the steam, sauna, and hot tub.
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"For me, the constant search for perfection and self-actualization that you have as a dancer became self-indulgent," he said.
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If champagne isn't already indulgent enough, Rolls-Royce is now offering to take the bubbly experience to a whole new level.
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Treat yourself to an indulgent Southern brunch on the wraparound porch at Preserved Restaurant in the heart of the Lincolnville neighborhood.
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Both episodes are indulgent, but that doesn't mean they're messy; you can feel the deliberate care in every line and shot.
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Millennials, while also tagged 'selfie-obsessed', 'entitled' and 'self-indulgent', are significantly more engaged with sustainability and social justice than previous generations.
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Meanwhile, Cyrus is ready for a change after an indulgent night out on New Year's Eve, filled with pizza, pasta and alcohol.
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Click through the slides ahead for 15 of the most indulgent presents that won't cost a penny more than the turkey itself.
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But the latest trend in skincare is all about those buzzwords — and they're just as rich, indulgent and delightful as they sound.
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WE CERTAINLY, ON OUR INDULGENT BRANDS, WE ARE CONTINUING TO EVOLVING THEM WITH PRODUCTS LIKE OREO THINS, WITH PRODUCTS LIKE BUBBLY CHOCOLATE.
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She's particularly indulgent of her undergraduate students, going as far as ordering them pizza and wafting calming essential oils during exam season.
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They range in starting price from a cheap $77 per night to an indulgent $546 luxury splurge that is absolutely worth it.
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Even though the holiday season is full of indulgent temptations, celebrity trainer Lacey Stone says it's possible to maintain your healthy routine.
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Asia Herb AssociationThis reliable and indulgent (yet affordable) traditional Thai massage franchise will help you get all your knots worked out quickly.
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"It's important that I tell the story of my life but without tipping over into self-indulgent rock star neurosis," he explains.
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Indigenous regalia requires patience and humility — but for self-indulgent narcissists like the men at WorldPride, it is hard to expect humility.
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They both have doting, indulgent mothers, who believed they could do no wrong and instilled in them both a preternatural self confidence.
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If you even stay 60 percent healthy and 40 percent indulgent—or 50/50—you'll be ahead of most people, Niam says.
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If you want something more indulgent, choosing small sizes over larger ones can limit calories and fat but still give you taste.
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As long as we're being indulgent, why not pair it with a flute of Champagne and fresh berries, or an effervescent lager.
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Much of the millennial advantage can be traced to Canadian paternalism—that of the state and that of the youngsters' indulgent parents.
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He pointed out the inconsistencies in the Black Lives Matter movement and the fact that these guys really was more self-indulgent.
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There's something self-indulgent about converting your own day-to-day experience into art, but Sam is a very under-indulged character.
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At one minute shy of two hours, the film is far too long and indulgent; the narrative is a meandering, joyless mess.
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Two Harry's greeters gave him a look that he would become familiar with: an indulgent smile, followed by a quick glance footward.
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There's a lot of noise around this label at the moment, but the designers kept their own more indulgent impulses in check.
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Or so says Vladimir Putin, defender of Slavic values, crusher of political dissent and (it seems) indulgent fan of Russian rap music.
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If you're looking for a rich and indulgent body moisturizer that smells absolutely divine, Laura Mercier Soufflé Body Crème is a winner.
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Tim Burton's take on Dumbo wasn't quite as exhausting as his two Alice in Wonderland projects, but it was similarly self-indulgent.
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If this summer's heat index hasn't sullied the idea of a warm dessert, peach cobbler is a second, indulgent way to go.
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On August 16 (or 17, if you're on the East Coast), Venus squares off with Jupiter, which will create an indulgent atmosphere.
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The confidence with which Brandon Flowers pulls off an otherwise enormously self-indulgent piece of short cinema deserves several medals for bravery.
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The mood is especially lazy and indulgent, and definitely watch out for next day regrets after a shopping spree or over imbibing.
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"These are oftentimes more indulgent beverages—higher in sugar, higher in calories," Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said during a call with investors.
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I get that it's meant to look ghoulish for Halloween, but it would have been much better as an indulgent hot drink.
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Their ability to find more economical deals becomes a way to distinguish themselves from the presumed decadent and self-indulgent upper classes.
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The double-sink bathroom felt indulgent thanks to a walk-in shower and sleek Toto washlet, accompanied by an elaborate control panel.
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That may make the runtime of the documentary (95 minutes) feel a little indulgent if viewers aren't on board with Green's enthusiasm.
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But it was not until 2013 that United decided that Twitter was not just — or not only, anyway — a self-indulgent fad.
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Pros: The price offers excellent value for an intimate, indulgent room with a more under-the-radar location than Tahiti or Fiji.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist OK, this is a bit self-indulgent, aimed at a very narrow audience, and maybe also whiny too.
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Sometimes I push myself to stretch farther or hold a pose for longer, but this time it's a very indulgent yoga practice.
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Mr. Melpignano observed that most such establishments had one conspicuously healthy restaurant, and then a number of venues with more indulgent fare.
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It's tempting to watch celebrities who promote their favored causes with self-indulgent speeches and conclude that they're uniquely guilty of grandstanding.
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Although these choices may perhaps be viewed by some as slightly self-indulgent, the names are completely in accordance with IUPAC rules.
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Feirstein was writing a column for the college paper, using it to lampoon the school's rich kids and their self-indulgent antics.
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It's a lot of the same thing: one character making obviously bad and indulgent mistakes, which continually come back to bite him.
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Found mostly on the southern part of the East Coast, North-Carolina-based eatery Cook Out is known for its indulgent dishes.
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As though champagne wasn't already indulgent enough, Rolls-Royce is now offering to take the bubbly experience to a whole new level.
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The Cinnabon Cinnamon Swirl slice features a mall food court favorite, the ever-indulgent Cinnabon, in a dessert marriage made in heaven.
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For this record, I just want to be as pure and sincere about what the record is—it's a self-indulgent exploration.
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The French have long been indulgent of their leaders' infidelities and the media has largely avoided raking over the private lives of politicians.
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"These are oftentimes more indulgent beverages — higher in sugar, higher in calories," Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said during a presentation to investors Tuesday.
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Better to be labeled as over-indulgent parents for letting our son play princess, we told ourselves, than to have a dead child.
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Let's follow Steve's lead, throw on some Ray-Bans, and do everything we can to resurrect our shameless, indulgent, fluorescent, sparkling '80s selves.
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Around its chocolate chip cookie dough core, the first new flavor offers an indulgent combination of Cookie Milk Ice Cream and Fudge Chips.
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For partygoers who tired of iconic architecture, immersive dance, and indulgent picnic foods, there was also a feast of visual art on display.
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Sybaritic—a word meaning outrageously luxurious—derives from the ancient Greek city of Sybaris, known for its inhabitants' excessively piscine and indulgent feasts.
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But for designing duo Phillipe and David Blond of The Blonds, the indulgent decade is defined by one memory — specifically, one movie: Scarface.
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It's indulgent and it's lazy and to me; it doesn't have anything to do with creative outlets or the music I was writing.
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She goes from firm and professional after an embarrassing incident in the office to indulgent and exasperated in the scenes with her son.
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If you're searching out skincare products for the lavishly indulgent Self-Care-Sunday feeling, these aren't those costume-y, $300 champagne serum products.
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"It felt like a much more personal, maybe even at times indulgent project!" he exclaimed, comparing the project to earlier, more collaborative efforts.
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It's self-indulgent and repetitive, and it makes widely diverse characters from around the world all feel like identically drawn Ernest Cline clones.
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The army, which is widely seen as the power behind the throne and has often appeared indulgent to religious extremism, supports education reform.
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Generally speaking, the giallo genre is indulgent, in no way politically correct, flesh-flaunting, and not exactly critical of the relationships it portrays.
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White House officials talk freely about putting "fences" around President Trump and his decision-making to protect him from his self-indulgent instincts.
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So it's not that obesity-associated microbes made mice get fat; they made them susceptible to weight gain on the more indulgent diet.
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"The Analects", a book of his sayings, praises the scholar who "does not seek the gratification of his appetite" and abjures indulgent banquets.
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In some cases, the commitment to minimalist form is overly self-indulgent, giving equal emphasis every heady passage, which flattens the overall effect.
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It is also committed to reducing average added sugar in some of the more indulgent beverages by 25% by the end of 2020.
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Instead of being a wise friend and mentor to troubled neighbours, Turkey has been in turn overly naive, overly indulgent and overly stubborn.
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The mess will be left to Rush Limbaugh, Hannity and the others who so delighted in Trump's self-indulgent ways, to clean up.
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Booklets are also being distributed to those who cook for monks, steering them away from indulgent recipes and towards brown rice and vegetables.
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As it turns out, Erlich was the cream sauce of the show, a gooey, heavy richness that while indulgent, had begun to curdle.
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It is the tragedy of addiction and, in some cases, stupidity in the self-indulgent use of illegal drugs and prescription pain-killers.
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Chocolate, seen as an indulgent treat, tends to be less price-sensitive than other types of food, and therefore is often more profitable.
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The accompanying drinks were almost as good as the food itself: Butterbeer, the drink made famous in the novels, is creamy and indulgent.
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Skirting the health trend With a bigger advertising budget, Applebee's poured money into campaigns that highlight the brand's renewed commitment to indulgent food.
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Ms. Delpy's salty riffs on indulgent parenting and midlife insecurities are draped over wearisome farcical situations that fall short of her past work.
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The spin-offs and side games have only become more integral to the main plot and more self-indulgent in their subject matter.
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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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To believe in cosmic order in Los Angeles can feel absurd, self-indulgent, the directive of someone just singing with their eyes closed.
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I liked the idea of getting out of my own head, doing something less self indulgent than writing songs and actually helping people.
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The benevolent tugs between his chill philosophizing and Callahan's indulgent egotism have a relaxed, buddy-movie appeal; he's the tonic in Callahan's gin.
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The episode confuses a slow pace for depth, expresses characters' internal conflict through gigantic speeches, and features an indulgent villain who's somehow underwritten.
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Such moments make for more effective theater than the periodic group hugs and freakouts, which, however exhilarating, can feel indulgent and self-congratulatory.
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There was neither need nor time for indulgent goodbye cameos; only Derek Luke as the dead Gregory made a reappearance, in a dream.
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The spa-room treatments, like the Original Miracle Facial that La Mer will be offering, are undeniably indulgent, but they will be free.
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Plus, while people get excited for Pumpkin Spice or Shamrock Shake season, they may not actually want the indulgent items all year round.
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For a more indulgent treat, you can pair kebobs with a chocolate sauce for dipping by combining cocoa powder, sugar, vanilla and cornstarch.
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"What I saw was an unruly mob of self-indulgent middle-class hooligans," he said in an interview with The Guardian in 2000.
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It's as if he were offering the addled, distracted, and self-indulgent citizens a kind of relief from democracy's endless choices and insecurities.
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For decades, when not effervescing over royal weddings and births, the tabloids have castigated the royals as lazy, frumpy, dissipated or self-indulgent.
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It may be a sign of present decadence, then, that the Fragonard mood—euphorically indulgent, lip-smackingly sensual, a bit silly—seems fresh.
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And it feels rather self-indulgent to put that kind of effort toward something that in the long run might never go anywhere.
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Instead of exploring these indulgent fantasies of turning science fiction toys into reality, why doesn't Silicon Valley try to solve our energy problems.
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Ah, the most luxurious moon sign: Taurus moon wants to be seduced through the senses—think gourmet food, comfortable surroundings, and indulgent treats!
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This holiday season, however, stores and brands have an additional and growing concern: the vast environmental footprint that these indulgent kits inevitably occupy.
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An all-hours bread and cheese buffet, like the well-stocked bar, is self-serve, giving the stay a decidedly more indulgent slant.
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Diners are known for their no-frills menus and indulgent comfort food, but not everything at your local greasy spoon may be worth sampling.
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"The &aposself care&apos movement tends to focus on solo activities — like a facial or an indulgent dessert," said Margaret Jones, Eventbrite's managing editor.
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Instead, Trump shows every sign of being the kind of disrespectful, self-indulgent, anarchistic and hedonistic boomer that made an entire generation look bad.
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"We've got a great 'trade-up opportunity' to move from a 50¢ Frosty when you show up to a more indulgent dessert," he said.
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On August 16 (or 17 on the East Coast), Venus, in Water sign Cancer, clashes with Jupiter, creating an over-the-top, indulgent atmosphere.
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As indulgent as you can be, when it comes to serious stuff, you skimp on making things easier for yourself—quit that bad behavior!
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With that in mind, Endgame doesn't just play as a wild tangle of interacting plotlines and self-indulgent personal rabbit holes for these characters.
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Before we head out to shop for our friends and family, we're focused on finding gifts that are as indulgent as they are philanthropic.
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Though that's a bit more indulgent than the Queen's go-to breakfast of toast or cereal, she does have a morning cup of tea.
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Some of the offerings are meant to share, so depending on how many friends are joining in, they might be more or less indulgent.
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Willow Cup– Willow Cup is creating a line of the most indulgent plant-based milk products available, starting with an on-the-go latte.
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The ruling class became hoggishly self-indulgent: Mr Heffer lacerates Edward VII for his habit of sponging off his friends and debauching their wives.
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He may not be the indulgent grandpa who keeps cookies around the house, but don't say Dr. Mehmet Oz doesn't love spoiling his grandchildren!
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When you think of concept cars, the inevitable images that come to mind are of exaggerated designs, impractical proportions, and profoundly self-indulgent experiences.
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The huge size of these headphones is owing to the 106mm transducers inside them, but that also allows for an utterly indulgent physical design.
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The bath and body company with the notoriously cheeky product names is a favorite for their luxe bath bombs and indulgent holiday lineups alike.
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Those four minutes were a movie; a beautifully crafted, adrenaline-filled, self-indulgent tribute to the raw speed and power of flying heavy metal.
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Attempting to solidify his run as Best Rapper Alive, as Complex designated him last year, he instead falls back into his old indulgent habits.
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I have a steak that's waiting to be cooked, and despite it feeling a bit indulgent for a pre-noon lunch, I cook it.
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It's a personal diary of the movies Cavolo likes, with self-indulgent descriptions of his relationships beside drawings he did based on the movies.
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Normally, Valentine's Day would be a prime time to act like a self-indulgent douchebag, but lately my heart's just not been into it.
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Republican voters have forgiven Sanford for his lies and adultery but they might not be so indulgent of his occasional criticisms of the president.
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Jonas is often vapid and self-indulgent, and players are tasked with enduring her dialogue while attempting to outrun paparazzi in a side mission.
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While the self-indulgent "social justice" warriors and flag-stompers run wild, more than a dozen of the Democratic presidential candidates promised the Rev.
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That includes pre-run snacks, recovery breakfasts, and 30-minute dinners that are healthy but also taste indulgent — perfect for athletes of any kind.
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Why not place a large and indulgent stamp order using an image of your gorgeous face, then use them to send your analog correspondence?
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The moon in Aquarius squares off with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, at 1:13 PM. We're feeling indulgent, but you must pace yourself!
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The image of a warm bowl of oatmeal in the morning makes drinking Oatly feel somewhat indulgent—especially next to, say, watery almond milk.
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Chrysler finds it self-indulgent and wonders whether anyone less famous than Lepage would have gotten so much funding for such a personal project.
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As the 70s descended into self-indulgent chaos, Allman fell into the typical rockstar extracurriculars: drugs, booze, sex, album covers that looked like this.
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He said consumers want low-sugar and low-calorie yogurts, but they also want probiotics, kids' yogurts, indulgent flavors and plant-based yogurt alternatives.
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On that occasion it showed off a chocolaty tone and the deliciously indulgent phrasing Austrians might label "mit Schlag" (with whipped cream on top).
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"The Last Movie," as hermetically brilliant as it is indulgent, was a huge commercial failure that resulted in Mr. Hopper's near-exile from Hollywood.
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If you liked Richard Feynman's autobiographical "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman" but thought it was rather self-indulgent, this book will prompt similar reactions.
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"We're very proud of how we end the play, even though we know we do something that might be seen as indulgent," he said.
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Directly below the Center Pool is the Cabana Pool, lined with 10 cabanas and two fully outfitted ultra cabanas for an extra indulgent experience.
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" Toby Young wrote -- without a hint of irony, considering his own famously self-indulgent memoir -- that: "Wurtzel's overweening self-regard oozes from every sentence.
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In a rare public appearance in 2016 Mr Malick confessed that the relative cheapness of digital technology had made him indulgent on these projects.
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She herself is never sure that she isn't being self-indulgent, and her consternation about that fact invites deep sympathy with her underlying pain.
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So easy to store, use, and clean — I've used it on a number of vegetables and it threads the needle between healthy and indulgent.
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I liked the blue foliage-printed wallpaper that added visual drama, as well as a rainfall showerhead that felt indulgent atop a standard tub.
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Viewers took to Twitter to criticize Madonna and MTV for the speech, saying it was self-indulgent and did not focus enough on Franklin.
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Like so many things, the formerly indulgent hobby that is Deng-watching has been largely ruined by Trump, whose family Deng has close ties with.
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Yet there is something very nice, in an indulgent kind of way, about letting someone else handle things for you every once in a while.
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All of Panera's baked goods were fairly comparable in price, so I chose the item that looked the most indulgent: an iced chocolate fudge brownie.
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Photo: APTech giants Elon Musk and Mark Zuckeberg have been engaged in a very public, somewhat silly and self-indulgent battle over artificial intelligence lately.
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Map of the Soul: Persona closes with "Dionysus" (the indulgent, Greek "masked god" of wine), which feels like BTS' most extravagant persona of them all.
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"Earlier this year we committed to reduce added sugar in our indulgent drinks by 25% by the end of 2020," a Starbucks spokesperson told AoS.
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With advancements in birth control, sex can be solely for pleasure, but pleasure itself can feel too self-indulgent to regularly incorporate into daily life.
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Of course, you can also choose ultra-luxury at five-star resorts that cater to indulgent spa packages, which run several hundred dollars per night.
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The study found that "indulgent" descriptors for vegetables like beets, corn, green beans, zucchini, carrots, and sweet potatoes won over diners at a university cafeteria.
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The internet and the role it has played in building fandom has helped give rise to the vocalization of this desire for indulgent, escapist spaces.
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While splurging on a massage might feel self-indulgent, there are some legit physical and mental health benefits that may make it easier to justify.
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Loaded is what happens when the creators behind one of those hit apps are self-indulgent, bad with money, and prone to petty, impulsive behavior.
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In a response to the report, Starbucks says it has committed to reduce sugar in its "indulgent drinks" by 25% by the end of 2020.
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We got this infused liver recipe when shooting an episode of our series Bong Appetit, and it's exactly as indulgent and amazing as it sounds.
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Women's emotions, particularly their rage, are often deemed overblown or self-indulgent, and marginalized people are frequently told that they are exaggerating for perverse effect.
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Visit INSIDER's homepage for more storiesStarting September 6, you can celebrate the Halloween season with indulgent desserts inside both Disneyland and California Adventure in Anaheim.
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McCain sabotaged Obamacare repeal in a self-indulgent and theatrical way, but he did ultimately take a stand against both the president and Mitch McConnell.
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The result is an indulgent escapade that features Nye and her crew using their own campiness to wryly spoof pop culture's long legacy of chauvinism.
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Since this response implies self-indulgent shamelessness in enjoying being manipulated, it is not only objectionable on aesthetic grounds, but on moral ones as well.
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"It's not so much that I'm getting old and feel I can't fill Carnegie Hall with my voice," Mr. Kaufmann, 49, said, drawing indulgent laughter.
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Unlike the hand-wringing that has shadowed the drinking life in the United States, the Brits still tend to have an indulgent attitude to bingeing.
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Chandler is an indulgent portrait of self-obsessed masculinity, while Monica's terrible taste in boyfriends recurs as a punchline about women's inability to understand men.
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Sure, it's a self-indulgent star turn, but Lawrence so delights in Rosalyn's no-fucks-given attitude that we laugh along with the actress's moxie.
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The images, like his metropolitan landscapes and portraits of other artists—take a young Yayoi Kusama and her clique, for example—are fun and indulgent.
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He was a self-indulgent hedonist of the highest order, which is to say a formally rigorous artist for whom line and color meant everything.
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We're taught that talking about our dreams is juvenile, self-indulgent, and that we should shake off their traces and get on with our day.
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They encompass loss, violence, the passage of time, the rise and fall of civilizations, the lavishness of ritual yet they're also funny, indulgent and outrageous.
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It is typically priced between $150 to $550 per night to start to offer a wide range of hotels from budget-friendly to indulgent luxury.
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If you too are a young artist just trying to scrape together enough funding to keep going, it could feel violently necessary or just indulgent.
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A divorced 30-something (Melanie Lynskey) finds a haven from her adult problems in the suburban Connecticut home of her critical mother and indulgent father.
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First, Commodus was indeed a real person — cruel and slipping into insanity, self-indulgent and despised, impetuous and thinking he was greater than he was.
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Especially if people had previously been laughing and are now telling you, through not responding verbally in any way, that your joke was self-indulgent.
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"It's a sometimes rocky road cinematically, slipping from enchanting to trite, magical to indulgent with some regularity," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The New York Times.
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"If you buy a designer thing like Armani secondhand from somewhere like Macy's, it's still something that is frivolous and luxurious and indulgent," Meyvis said.
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Spiritual retreats were less self-indulgent and, when under the rubric of religious communities (as many of the 19th and 20th centuries were), actively salutary.
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Again, luckily, within snacking and within indulgent products and in healthy products, so we're less affected by that than some of the more-- expensive goods.
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It is true that a little retribution for the arrogant, self-indulgent and myopic leadership of FAANG in their treatment of conservatives might be enjoyable.
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In fact, it's possible to get all the best parts of an indulgent experience — supple skin, posh garments, swanky personal products — without blowing your budget.
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They aren't self-indulgent in the same way, because they can't be: The empires they oversee are too vast, and the sales figures too public.
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Especially if people had previously been laughing and are now telling you, through not responding verbally in any way, that your joke was self-indulgent.
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Bring a cooler of finger foods like whole fruit, cheese sticks, roasted nuts, granola bars and indulgent treats like a bar of your favorite chocolate.
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But it was also sort of wonderfully self-indulgent in the way that only a tarot card reading immediately followed by a luxe manicure could be.
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Saving rich, indulgent desserts for special occasions like holidays or birthdays, when treats are not only savored but shared among friends and family, can be meaningful.
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The authors of the study, from Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab, think the extra pounds might have to do with how indulgent TV recipes are.
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The price doesn't yield just a room in Midtown, but rather, an overall experience that is indulgent but elegant, sleek but tasteful, and welcoming without pretension.
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In fact, those who make more than $80,000 were twice as likely to go into debt to project the image of an indulgent lifestyle, Fintonic said.
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They have some crazy, fun, indulgent drinks that adults don't get to have fun with, or would be too embarrassed to order at a real bar.
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There was a range in what we chose: a few healthy dishes, some indulgent savory ones, and even a sweet treat—but all were overwhelmingly delicious.
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But between planning for holiday festivities and doing your last-minute gift shopping, there's little time for a self-indulgent Sephora scroll or a YouTube marathon.
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Over the course of the next five and a half hours, a flurry of stylists stopped by my chair for one indulgent treatment after the next.
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Jonas's warm feelings of beneficence and his self-indulgent dreams of being a "white saviour"—the unpalatable nature of which he fully comprehends—are soon jeopardised.
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Shop Good Spread peanut butter at Amazon here Made from certified organic and non-GMO ingredients, this creamy peanut butter is the perfect indulgent afternoon snack.
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Things settle down after some surprises this morning, and tonight, you're especially energized to tackle your issues at work—and then treat yourself to something indulgent!
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Rating: 22019 / 22 aluminium ingots Here's the equally indulgent video shot for the Apple Watch launch that's specifically about the stainless steel version of the device.
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Pair it with a whole lobster and a disgusting amount of melted butter, and you basically have the the perfect indulgent dish for an egomaniacal hedgefunder.
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The reason her Bridesmaids character is so funny and likable is because she keeps pulling Kristen Wiig out of her self-indulgent skinny-white-girl doldrums.
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By exposing participants in the study to both healthy and "indulgent" foods, researchers were able to evaluate the impact that photos have on the food's desirability.
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"Earlier this year we committed to reduce added sugar in our indulgent drinks by 25 per cent by the end of 2020," a Starbucks spokesperson said.
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We're the cohort everyone skips over — the all-but-invisible slice of 224 million fortysomethings, jammed in between the self-satisfied boomers and self-indulgent millennials.
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The unresolved divisions in his party are just one symptom of what Stephen Loosley, a former Labor senator, decries as the "indulgent politics" of both sides.
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Creme Eggs perfectly encapsulate what a holiday candy should be—over-indulgent and something you would never want to eat any other time of the year.
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But there's a story within a story... within a story... possibly even within another story... which is horribly indulgent but also something I find irresistibly fascinating.
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Without the constant nag of his cellphone, without the late, indulgent Albany dinners, he is, he said, the healthiest and most focused he has ever been.
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Here, there is rib eye and tri-tip, but the clear winner is the marbled, bone-in short rib, which is criminally indulgent, chimichurri-dabbed bliss.
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"No rules!" is how the Long Island-born head chef, Rob McCue (who appeared on the cooking-competition show "Hell's Kitchen"), describes his unapologetically indulgent menu.
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Before gliding on to the water and banking on Garden Key, the seaplane pilot circled the fort for a magical and indulgent view from all angles.
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They emerged half an hour later, Donald's face relaxed, Ivanka laughing, pushing her hair away from her face, fondly indulgent of her beloved man-child father.
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He scolded the younger members of his generation for their unrealistic, YOLO "expectations" and for spending too much on indulgent lifestyles early on in their careers.
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I missed the way I used to feel about the internet's seemingly endless possibilities — those indulgent, experimental spaces — so I found a solution: I compartmentalized it.
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Come with an empty stomach and clear priorities: Among the restaurants taking part are indulgent gems like Melt Bakery, Babu Ji and Red Hook Lobster Pound.
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NXIVM followers were the opposite of indulgent (except perhaps for NXIVM's jailed leader Keith Raniere, who notoriously loves pizza, to say nothing of his sexual preferences).
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They were accused of abducting and abusing children as part of their self-indulgent effort to distort the social order for their benefit, thus corrupting them.
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Though he'd been appointed a de facto keeper of the cultural gates, Bondarchuk found plenty of room to get his own kicks through indulgent formal experimentation.
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Overindulgence can take many material forms, like over-eating or over-drinking, but it's possible to be immaterially self indulgent, too—avoid being overzealous this week.
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If you were on the fence about this show and its cop-out season six cliffhanger followed by a gory, indulgent season seven premiere, I understand.
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This comes at a time when the US has grown unusually indulgent of its allies, as Jeremy Shapiro and Richard Sokolsky argue in a recent article.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Guggenheim's latest online exhibition, Åzone Futures Market, is an indulgent science fiction that brings the future to the present.
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Mariele Marki lives on the fifth floor of House 39, a new rental building on East 39th Street in Manhattan that is awash in indulgent amenities.
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Gurner scolded the younger members of his generation for their unrealistic, YOLO "expectations" and for spending too much on indulgent lifestyles early on in their careers.
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Few things, of course, are duller than self-indulgent put-downs; but informed and spirited dismissals are another matter, and they remain in too-short supply.
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"Normally, a person is not overly concerned with all of these things at once, but is more over-indulgent in one or two," she told VICE.
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There was the "selfish-y," a self-indulgent selfie he introduced on "Conan" in which the photographer blocks the other person in the picture from view.
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"This time around, Venus in Capricorn will go from being lovesick to power hungry, and from broke to indulgent in a couple of weeks," Stardust says.
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You're not positioning yourself as the sort of indulgent alternative-- DIRK VAN DE PUT: No, no, we-- SARA EISEN: -- some of the PepsiCo snacks, for instance?
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The commercial actually calls the mufgel by name and Rossillo made the joke an indulgent reality on July 83 at The Bagel Store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Mariah Carey, that indulgent songstress, gives viewers a backstage pass to her "Sweet Sweet Fantasy Tour" in Europe and Africa, then brings them aboard her yacht.
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No, cutting out that indulgent, extra-fancy coffee once a week won't make you a millionaire, but those small savings truly do add up over time.
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But he takes so much Adderall that he doesn't sleep for six straight days, and all of these sequences are over-long and self-indulgent as hell.
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We've rounded up 29 gadgets, from iPhone accessories to indulgent massage tools, that will help you survive the holiday season and start the new year off strong.
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It's indulgent but justifiable, especially for owners of older iPhones who want a camera upgrade and are curious about how the other half of the world lives.
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Wellness travel is one of the fastest-growing travel segments within the vacation industry and the varieties on offer are only becoming more accessible, indulgent, and creative.
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As for the White House and the President, they get an F. The President is undisciplined and self-indulgent and is connecting with only his hardcore base.
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Once in, you were likely to stay, if only to hear Christine Baranski's laugh, which somehow struck notes both of indulgent, friendly informality and cold, superior contempt.
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Foodstirs' products are made for families and home chefs who don't want to eat chemical dyes and flavorings when they make something indulgent and sweet at home.
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"Although these choices may perhaps be viewed by some as slightly self-indulgent, the names are completely in accordance with IUPAC rules," a statement from Reedijk said.
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I still think that your art can be semi-self-indulgent in that it's centered around personal experienced and it's highly specific, but there's relatability in specificity.
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FX is known for being indulgent of its creators' running times, and it surely was happy to let two Oscar-winning filmmakers indulge to their hearts' content.
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His longtime friend (and now business partner) convinced him to come back to Italy, abandon his indulgent life as a London barman and creature of the night.
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We throw the phrase "self-care" around a lot, I think, often using it to either justify over-indulgent behavior or excuse ourselves from caring for others.
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Producer Alex Bonenfant (METZ, July Talk) does a slick job of nudging the song into E-Street Band-grade anthemics, making it an indulgent arena-rock escape.
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Shrinking budgets, a less indulgent United States and Europe's diminishing military clout in the world have in recent years bolstered the two countries' determination to work together.
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Get for $3.99 at Thrive Market or a 6-pack for $38.99 at AmazonFor an indulgent savory snack without the carbs, try the chicharrones from 4505 Meats.
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In this story, the king was cruel and self-indulgent, as tyrants more often tend to be, and his second in command was a man named Haman.
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"It's a padded, often self-indulgent volume that undermines her stated belief that 'books, once they are written, have no need of their authors,' " our critic writes.
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The result is strange in the ways we should want movies to be strange—too personal to be self-indulgent and too funny to be self-important.
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But it was meant to be more straightforward and perhaps not quite as indulgent as Sweet Sixteen, or as simple as the production of Cats and Dogs.
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"You have no plan (on security) but you are indulgent with Islamist fundamentalism," Le Pen said during the televised debate, accusing Macron of being soft on security.
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" A Starbucks spokesperson told The Independent, "Earlier this year we committed to reduce added sugar in our indulgent drinks by 25 percent by the end of 2020.
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They know how to make the most of a raiseA raise or promotion is always reason to celebrate with a nice dinner or a self-indulgent gift.
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There's understanding that if you say everything that comes to your mind, at every moment, in the name of being honest, is often self-indulgent and hurtful.
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But part of the tradeoff that comes with being a responsible adult is recognizing that sacrificing some self-indulgent fun can open the door to more joy.
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And when I do take a day to be lazy and self-indulgent, I usually find my productivity picks up when I get back to my desk.
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But Eritrea and Ethiopia have, effectively, been paid by Gulf nations to sign a peace accord in Jeddah under the indulgent eye of Saudi Arabia's King Salman.
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But students who want to commune with Kant and Keats shouldn't be made to feel that they're indulgent dilettantes throwing away all hope of a lucrative livelihood.
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The classic circular pastry, split and filled with hazelnut cream, is indulgent without being excessive, and I like the faint crunch of granules of sea salt caramel.
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At a time like this, I couldn't decide if my visit to a museum was an indulgent luxury or a reaffirmation of the city's vital artistic humanism.
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Purchasing expensive products that are environmentally-friendly in some way can help us compensate for the guilt we feel about our self-indulgent spending, Dr. Johnson explains.
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House Democrats risk looking self-indulgent as, rather than getting on with fixing infrastructure or health care, they obsess over the minutiae of internal White House communications.
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If something is important to me, whether it be my monthly clothing subscription, daily tea, or an indulgent dinner, it will find its way into my budget.
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Spring rolls filled with short rib and bone marrow seemed pointlessly indulgent, and so did their truffle hoisin dipping sauce in which I couldn't taste the truffles.
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On Sunday morning at 5:21 AM, Venus, the planet of love and money, harmonizes with optimistic Jupiter, putting people in a lovely—if not indulgent—altruistic mood.
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It's not like it's not fun, but the joy comes in watching the whole thing grow and getting locked into that creative mode — that's so indulgent for me.
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Earlier this month, Panera started serving breakfast wraps: an indulgent maple bacon egg and cheese, a healthier chicken, egg and avocado, and vegetarian egg white, spinach and feta.
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My indulgent lunch means I only eat a sliver of Reese's Pieces brownies upon my return to the office, but my colleagues dig in to the birthday treat.
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Or sprinkle ranch dressing seasoning mix over popcorn, and melted chocolate chips over potato chips for treats that feel indulgent and slightly trashy (in that really good way).
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Jamie, 27: It's mostly out of a self-indulgent sense of curiosity, but I'd love to download Tinder to find out if white men are attracted to me.
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In times past, the college student who tells you of his pain for some imagined slight would have been scolded and mocked for his self-indulgent, bruised feelings.
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The mood will be indulgent as hell on June 25 when Venus clashes with Jupiter; over-the-top decadence will abound, making this a fantastic time to party.
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Self-care is a major buzzword for 2019, but there's a sentiment that taking time for your mental health is too indulgent or expensive for the average person.
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So it's only understandable that cheesemakers and sellers express their love for it through self-indulgent verbal journeys that, midway through, make you forget you're not reading porn.
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Picnic provisions: Pastoral Artisan Cheese, Bread and Wine is just a 10-minute walk from the Lurie Garden and it's got everything you need for an indulgent picnic.
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Though my eating habits sound indulgent, I was researching and writing about these wonderful traditional foods in addition to greedily to scarfing them down for my own satisfaction.
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Maybe this is all a clever ploy to make an unbelievably convoluted angle for Being The Elite, which would be simultaneously amazing, overly indulgent, and kind of shitty.
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Drawing parallels between the unapologetic decadence of the period and the indulgent superficiality of the contemporary present, Bas asks us to consider how and why clichés are born.
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The guys didn't come to spill SNL tea or joke about the Tooth Fairy—though there's a fair share of that; they came for a seriously indulgent lunch.
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Think mini pigs-in-a-blanket, taquitos, crustless tea sandwiches; there is nothing that can't be elevated by being dipped into a gooey, indulgent puddle of melted cheese.
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Song teasers and trailers, while hypothetically a solid way to get people excited for new music, have jumped the shark from exciting into annoying, self-indulgent, and bad.
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Long before I stepped into White Girl world for the first time, I watched her float above destruction, hide in indulgent excess, and glide easily toward a future.
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If you're at the mall and tempted to grab a Cinnabon or an Auntie Anne's pretzel, you could either credit or blame Kat Cole for those indulgent options.
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Cancer is a nurturing energy, and you'll feel ready to for some self-care—which doesn't mean being lazy or indulgent, but rather principled and proactive about boundaries.
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The Times may have labeled Beautiful Losers self-indulgent, but Deitch pointed out that Rose performed a service by preserving a scene from New York City's recent past.
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But that's not because, as with everyone from Elvis to Taylor Swift, its subject matter comes across as self-indulgent and unrelatable, but rather because it's so relatable.
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Bobby seems to be living off his indulgent wealthy wife (Elisabeth Shue), a frozen smiler right out of Stepford, and spending time on idle in a fancy office.
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Their music captures the indulgent, care-free attitude that accompanied 80's Australia and the way they bring that to life in their music and aesthetic is intoxicating.
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Suites are indulgent and make you feel like a movie star, while Superior Rooms are simple but chic, saving more money to spend in the hotel's swanky bars.
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Our room was great, but other room types are even more indulgent, some with river views and private pools, though they cost several hundred dollars more per night.
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But I inevitably beat myself up about it, feeling guilty about letting my grief subside then arguing with myself for being masochistic or self-indulgent in my sadness.
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He said consumers cut back on traditional and indulgent festive classics, with sales of Christmas puddings down 210%, sparkling wine sales down 213.7% and turkey sales down 22009%.
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Philadelphia has so many good food spots I still need to try, so I make sure to balance my healthier weekday meals with my more indulgent weekend eating.
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In the hands of lesser performers — and in defiance of Chris Dapkins's clear, bright cinematography — this debut feature would feel unbearably hermetic, its navel-gazing angst wearyingly indulgent.
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Mired in a funk for more than half a century, the angst-ridden 'everyteen' is now regarded by the cool kids as being a bit — well, self-indulgent.
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By early evening, I stood on the wraparound balcony at the sprawling and rustic Akawanka Lodge, which affords an indulgent view of the lush hills surrounding San Agustín.
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For instance, the companies that profit from the hard marketing of indulgent food at Christmas are often the same ones selling diet products in the New Year. 249.
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This stylistic approach to personal narratives may be more obvious, but both directors engage with their subject matter in a way that does not feel self-indulgent or overwrought.
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Here in Vancouver, the old complaints — of self-indulgent elitism, of a technophiliac mindset, of feel-good charitable sops by billionaires — have receded to the level of background hum.
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The clarity struck me then: the curatorial choice of bringing artists together who ranged from bubblegum garage rock to Scandinavian death industrial was unapologetically self-indulgent and deliberately confrontational.
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If you're like the old me, you might be rolling your eyes, thinking resolutions are a waste of time, only for self-indulgent woo-woos who read The Secret.
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Rather than haphazardly hailing a cab or driving home under the influence, Uber provides a relatively safer way to get from point A to B on an indulgent evening.
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And when it did finally create a plan, it only desegregated one grade per year, while including an indulgent transfer policy that essentially allowed for schools to remain segregated.
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I pad back to the hotel in them — the soles are made from yoga mats, which feels indulgent and supportive after being thrown around by the sea all day.
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Reddit, he adds, gives people a pseudonymous avenue to explore their passions without some of the indulgent self-promotion of other social networks and without the fear of failure.
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If a film with this exact structure and pacing (and 181-minute run time) was made with original characters, critics would eviscerate it as self-indulgent, sloppy, and incoherent.
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His later, self-produced comedies fail because they're self-indulgent and lazy to the point where we're watching a wealthy man who's bought into the cynicism of his brand.
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Perhaps you consider them entitled, indulgent, needy and a little too much to bear — or maybe you're simply skeeved by their weird headgear, strange hieroglyphs and intricate courtship rituals.
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After an indulgent lunch, stomach discomfort turns into uncontrollable gas; you're forced to excuse yourself repeatedly to stagger to the bathroom, all the while trying to maintain some composure.
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But it still feels fun and indulgent if you're ever looking to treat yourself on a weekend, and it leaves your hands smelling like fresh flowers for hours afterward.
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Mason Jar Cocoa Mix, $7.99, available at EtsyThese hand-crafted mason jar mixes have hot cocoa, dry milk, marshmallow, peppermint, and chocolate chips for a cozy, indulgent night in.
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The way I see the world — this is probably so pretentious and self-indulgent — I don't see why people aren't reacting the way my character reacts to bad news.
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Maybe it was the first time you were denied something, a normally indulgent mother refusing to give into demands for a Happy Meal as you wailed in the backseat.
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The concept is simple: Cook the fries until they're golden and crispy, then smother them in indulgent toppings like Buffalo ranch chicken, or his best-selling lemon garlic shrimp.
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The Internet's favorite Powerball player took another swing at the jackpot, but instead of "a bunch of hookers and cocaine" ... he's hoping to buy something much less self-indulgent.
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A real man is the type of person that will protect those more vulnerable than he is in times of harm, and not be self centered or self indulgent.
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But if you enjoyed watching this excruciating, messy, self-indulgent paean to the dubious notion of the necessity of destruction for the sake of male creativity, you're a monster.
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But this is easy enough to overlook in a show that has spared no effort in creating uncanny illusions for the purpose of the fantastic, rather than the indulgent.
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He avoids being self-indulgent about it — he doesn't find his own despair very interesting — but there's a sense of dislocation and loss shaping his art and his life.
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Bank, the viceroy, the opera's tormented hero, learns that Melinda, his beloved wife, has been pursued by the queen's self-indulgent younger brother Otto, an overture Gertrud has encouraged.
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They are self-indulgent and self-lionizing prophets of doom who use formulations like "the Flight 93 election" — who speak of every problem as if it were the apocalypse.
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Whether you need quick, healthy meals or something indulgent to make for dinner, here are some of the best foods to get at Aldi this month for under $5.
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"It's already a self-indulgent experience that is already supposed to be all about you, so you don't necessarily think you need to take time for yourself," she said.
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But before he applied a single ounce of makeup to their faces, he did something that seemed rather indulgent in a rushed preshow environment: He gave models a massage.
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Some privately expressed anger, saying that he had insulted them with a substance-free performance, while others offered indulgent assessments noting that at least he had committed no gaffes.
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Maybe this all sounds too indulgent, too saccharine to be fun — and if that's your immediate reaction to reading this, you're probably right that this show isn't for you.
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An indulgent energy flows as the Mood squares off with Venus—just make sure to be clear about your needs when the Moon clashes with hazy, foggy Neptune tonight.
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We head over to Daily Provisions (a favorite) for an indulgent breakfast and get bacon, egg, and cheeses and two crullers (maple and strawberry) to share with an iced coffee.
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The deep hues are highly indulgent and offer an alternative to folks who can't imagine Ocean Drive in their kitchen but still want a hint of personality on their countertops.
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And I'm talking about a fairy tale that's happening in the future where the indulgent billionaire hipsters of the day build whole communities where they just live in another world.
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Among those indulgent parents in the T. Rowe Price survey, 69 percent report that they've been unsuccessful in getting their kids to save money instead of spending it right away.
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And while this fantasy is highly unlikely (you know, unless we were to score a winning lottery ticket), the upcoming products from Lancôme are helping make our reality equally indulgent.
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Be it an indulgent treat they can enjoy themselves or a memorable activity you can experience together, the best Valentine's Day gift is something you've put time and thought into.
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Getting a massage is one of the few indulgent self-care practices that you can totally justify spending money on, because it also happens to be good for your health.
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Her ContraPoints persona is decadent in the mold of Oscar Wilde by way of Weird Twitter: sexily confident and fearlessly indulgent, with orations delivered from plush chairs and scented baths.
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The golden orb of seasoned fried onion, stuffed with cheesy bacon fries and served with both ranch and "bloom sauce," is one of the more indulgent items you'll ever encounter.
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Unlike AYTO, though, it's a show of shameless, indulgent excess: seasons run 34-57 episodes, each is an hour long, and it airs six nights a week over the summer.
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In a previous study, she found that people who thought they were drinking an indulgent milkshake were more physiologically satisfied than those who thought they were drinking a healthier shake.
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We worry that our work is indulgent (I recently reviewed an opera about a mermaid) and we succumb to binaristic thinking—is the art against Trump or escaping from Trump?
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"Instead of embracing the weighty moral, religious and political components of the story, Malick has alternately deflected and minimized them," the Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy wrote, describing it "desperately indulgent".
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But not the spicy, reasonably priced Zaca Mesa 2010 syrah — nor the indulgent confit poussin, pan-roasted in duck fat over a seasonal apple purée with flash-fried baby artichokes.
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But where do you draw the line between an interpretation that is freeing—and thus freeing to the audience, too—and one that is just frustratingly and bafflingly self-indulgent?
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Hank Nuwer, a journalist who has been compiling a database on fraternity deaths for decades, believes over-indulgent parents are partly to blame for a recent uptick in dangerous behavior.
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Should I be comforted by the fact that the rich seem to wracked with guilt over their wealth, or should I be annoyed that they're being so emotionally self-indulgent?
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If food media continues in the indulgent chef-as-rock-star vein, the sight of Oliver goofing around with butternut squash on terrestrial television will make a pretty nice counterpoint.
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Al Franken to the long and growing list of prominent men (yes, it's all men) who turn out to have abused their power by engaging in sleazy, self-indulgent misconduct.
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If I'm feeling indulgent, I may sip a glass of bourbon before dinner, and Gloria and I have a bowl of Ben & Jerry's Dulce de Leche ice cream for dessert.
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In the taxonomy of travelers, the word "explorer" suggests a morally superior pioneer; "adventurer," by contrast, implies a self-indulgent adrenaline junkie who scares loved ones by courting puerile risk.
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While its true origins occurred in the 1800s and are shrouded in mystery, 1971 was when this delicious, indulgent dish inspired McDonald's to create its own version — the Egg McMuffin.
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"There is that demographic that is the millennial person who votes with dollars, who wants to have something that's new and indulgent but understands their health-conscious lifestyle," she said.
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But Paris Can Wait is a serviceably pleasant and indulgent lifestyle binge, the cinematic equivalent of a gratifyingly bland Instagram feed from someone on a fun road trip through Provence.
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Indulgent snacks can be healthy, too Here are some nutritionist-recommended indulgences: A piece of antioxidant-rich dark chocolateMixed berries with whipped creamCreamy spreadable cheeses such as Boursin or Allouette.
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"The Rhythm Section" was directed by Reed Morano, who did a nice job with the first few episodes of "The Handmaid's Tale," but who seems a bit self-indulgent here.
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William Burke's fractured, meandering monologue, which he also directed, is a sometimes fascinating, more often confusingly indulgent trip inside the troubled mind of a panhandling Elmo (Modesto Jimenez, a.k.a. Flako).
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Wilson and, indirectly, President Trump, both reflections of our polarized, dysfunctional, self-interested, and self-indulgent politics today he went on to tell some more truth – now about our country.
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It was an abuse of his office, and of the American people who deserve much more than the sloppy, emotional, self-indulgent performer who seems to be pretending he's President.
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A boost in your intuition arrives as the moon connects with Mars, and you're in an indulgent mood, eager to connect with your partners as the moon clashes with Venus.
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It would be hard to say who is less indulgent: the actor swatting away emotion or the mother whose daughters might as well be the mushrooms she peels so perfectly.
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The real Cromwell was a cunning conspirator who tore up the old order in service of a self-indulgent, wife-killing king who forced a breakaway religion on his subjects.
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Things will be smoothed over when sweet Venus connects with lucky Jupiter at 4:08 PM. The energy is fantastically indulgent, so check yourself before you drain your bank account.
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That said, a generous and fun energy will flow as the sun opposes Jupiter in Sagittarius on June 10; just try not to over spend since the mood is very indulgent!
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Even the sword-fighting lessons were the gift of an indulgent father to his tomboy daughter, a bit of play before she was finally old enough to put childish things away.
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It's a way of eating that is as simple as it is indulgent, but there are a few cardinal rules you need to follow if you want to do it properly.
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Soon, audiences walking into a Shyamalan movie stopped expecting a 21st-century Hitchcock, and his name became synonymous with ill-advised cameos, self-indulgent pacing, and the cheapest of trick endings.
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Here, I'll let you know what people think of you: Even though you're vain, self-indulgent, and unreliable, people are always in awe of your charm, tact, and faith in humanity.
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It goes on to say that her admitting to being "a little indulgent" shows personality flaws, and that the couple's extended and lavish wedding celebrations felt fake and over the top.
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Being fancy isn't enough for LV. Just like its clothing and accessories, the house sees fragrance as a luxurious investment, one you would want to treasure and feel indulgent while wearing.
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With an emphasis on natural ingredients, nourishing formulas, and whimsical packaging, K-beauty not only promises to give you dewy, healthy radiance; it also makes self-care a fun, indulgent experience.
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The one question I've never quite been able to answer about Girls is also one of the most crucial: Is the show sharp and self-aware, or oblivious and self-indulgent?
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Samart had a famous indulgent streak and fell victim to that same gossip that came to surround so many other champions before their careers took a graceless nosedive into the muck.
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Earlier on, he'd told me that he's still not used to speaking so openly about himself, for such a long period of time, and he finds it a bit self-indulgent.
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But in spite of his noble intentions, the Night Manager star was roundly criticized on social media by observers who found his remarks self-indulgent, tone-deaf, or just plain awkward.
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And most infuriatingly, ISIS and al Qaeda, far from losing support, will enjoy highlighting the self-indulgent recklessness of this Gulf infighting as the region fails to put out its fires.
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Every now and then we are blessed with an indulgent production that drops our cast of characters into far-flung worlds and styles, introducing new and exciting visuals for the franchise.
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But the version currently on screens feels self-indulgent and baggy, like a grab bag of ideas that needed more winnowing and a sharper focus on one or two key ideas.
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He has set aside the unfortunate fashion choices, like cornrows and hockey jerseys, of his recent tours; he also omitted the onstage rants that once punctuated the band's more indulgent shows.
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In contrast, adolescents with authoritarian parents (high on structure, low on warmth), indulgent parents (low on structure, high on warmth) or neglectful parents (low on both) don't fare nearly so well.
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Not one to compromise or concede much to those who called her works impractical, indulgent and imprudent, from early on she made the most, creatively speaking, of what commissions she got.
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We see images from this movie, too, and while it cannot exactly be compared to the Alfred Hitchcock classic, it still provided a brief diversion from the interminably indulgent happenings onstage.
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Self-indulgent though Mr. Fehlbaum's design and architecture patronage might seem, he is convinced that it benefits Vitra, which makes an unspecified annual donation to the museum, a separate nonprofit entity.
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Given the very public relationship drama that preceded its release, the hungry masses would've been perfectly satisfied with a kiss-off anthem, even if it had been shallow or self-indulgent.
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This is a freaky energy that leads to powerful transformations, but when it's in a tense aspect with indulgent Venus, we have to watch out for jealousy, power struggles, and obsession.
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Crusader Kings II is a humbling, atomizing experience; you can feel truly alone and against all odds while playing it, and that make the act of winning so much more indulgent.
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As a way of giving thanks to all of these awesome distractions, we've compiled recipes that allow for a grand last-minute meal but won't intrude on your self-indulgent lifestyle.
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I used to think it was self-indulgent or shameful to write about my private passions, but then I realized that as a reader I loved learning about other writers' obsessions.
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Popular along Colombia's Caribbean coast, patacon con todo is a marvel of thriftiness and caloric excess that seems to claim a pedigree of indulgent cross-pollination among poutine, pizza, and leftovers.
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But now with the rise of tribalism and nationalism and the bobbing of the ugly head of fascism, can the sleepy, self-indulgent Western art world rise from its slumber, too?
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She's a minority at a moment when many voters are less indulgent of privilege and more determined to look at governing bodies and see faces that mirror the mosaic of America.
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When they were applauding Trump, the students were not applauding a prophetic visionary but someone with a dangerous Pharaonic mentality, one who is intemperate, self-indulgent, power hungry, unpredictable and narcissistic.
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Chocolate peanut butter 'dessert hummus' with fruit It sounds indulgent, because it is -- but my kid-friendly chocolate peanut butter dessert hummus is actually a fiber and protein rich chickpea dip!
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The allure of this storied seaside city — the Baroque excess, the indulgent cuisine, the mesmerizing fugue state of it all — now beckons as it did in the city's Grand Tour days.
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For special occasions or the most indulgent of Sundays, I like to use it in a baked French toast casserole studded with pears and topped with a brown sugar-oat crumble.
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Paranoid Androids: • The first two episodes have been filled with callbacks in the dialogue, which could be defended as a reminder of the host's loops or derided as indulgent self-reference.
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The GOP's best shot for 2020 is to present an inverse reflection of the Democrats' self-indulgent impeachment circus by pursuing American's top priority instead of that which is least important.
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Given the very public relationship drama that preceded its release, the hungry masses would've been perfectly satisfied with a kiss-off anthem, even if it had been shallow or self-indulgent.
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"I find it incredibly self indulgent for the Tory party to be going for this sort of stuff," he said on ITV television, using an alternative name for the Conservative Party.
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" Mr. Rodriguez said in a statement that when "10 people from any background perish under such horrific circumstances, it is an occasion deserving of solemnity and respect, not self-indulgent cheerleading.
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Grab a quick café con leche and drive 30 minutes west to the Ritz-Carlton Reserve at Dorado Beach — arguably the most beautiful resort in Puerto Rico — for an indulgent massage.
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Be kind to yourself, even during setbacksMost people believe the way to increase willpower is to "whip oneself into shape," because being kind to oneself is indulgent and lacks self discipline.
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Even if the frontman mantle still rests somewhat uneasily on his broad shoulders—Avery frequently refers to his record as "self-indulgent"—in its creation, he remained steadfast in his vision.
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Some of the bonds formed were healthy and supportive, some were indulgent, an attempt to seek out any endorphins I could sense the potential for, my pleasure sensors bereft and desperate.
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It's a busy evening for the Moon, which connects with dreamy Neptune at 6:05 PM and clashes with Jupiter at 6:45 PM. The energy will be imaginative, indulgent, and unrestrictive.
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Across from the gym is a large indoor heated pool with an Art Deco-inspired black and white checkered bottom, flanked by plush cabanas that feel pretty indulgent for an indoor offering.
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A year later, a 35-year-old woman, her 54-year-old sister, her boyfriend, and her 16-year-old son opened a new bag of Chex Mix Indulgent Turtle Snack Mix.
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There's a reason that weekend brunches are so popular: We want to cut loose from our usual (boring) breakfast routine and enjoy indulgent morning meals we're not likely to make on weekdays.
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What started as a "pretty self-indulgent" sketch of an idea toying with multiple harmonies and dark country-inflected tones soon became a mini-epic, set somewhere in a demented purgatorial state.
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Plush red upholstery, a ceiling that replicates the marquetry flooring at Versailles, gilded mirrors, sconces and rococo flourishes create an indulgent setting for cocktails by Franky Marshall, formerly of the Dead Rabbit.
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Men, on the other hand, don't give a second thought to ordering indulgent dishes, but are more inclined to order more expensive drinks and menu items in an effort to appear successful.
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Baby spas may be cute and seem kind of indulgent, but the truth is that there are actually a ton of benefits to the services they offer, like hydrotherapy and infant massage.
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As we approach Valentine's Day, we asked a few New York City beauty editors to share their top spots for an experience that's indulgent, relaxing, and just the right amount of sexy.
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So, if you've got some free time tonight, sit yourself down with your favorite tearjerker, Chicken Soup For The Soul, or playlist of ballads, and let yourself weep bitter, near-indulgent tears.
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" Black tea may be over, but they see hope in the flavored alternatives: "One way of encouraging more tea drinking among younger consumers is with more choice of flavors and indulgent varieties.
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We've put together some of our favorite pasta recipes that are as easy to make as they are indulgent, and the perfect thing to come home to after a brisk autumn commute.
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One would expect a column titled "2017 Was the Year I Learned About My White Privilege" to appear in Thought Catalog, the self-indulgent opinion site, or perhaps self-published on Medium.
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Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Thursday Jerry Seinfeld's indulgent but sometimes illuminating web series returns with six more episodes and guests Judd Apatow, Margaret Cho, Lorne Michaels, John Oliver and J.B. Smoove.
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In school, "getting" him could be exhilarating, performing his work potentially transformative, and memorizing his sonnets the sort of deeply self-indulgent thing someone might do to impress a teacher or crush.
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And for extended periods, they were basically just jamming, eschewing punk's ethos of trimming anything that could be seen as indulgent and letting the music be just as expressive as the lyrics.
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Where I usually seek to spend as little as possible, here my goal was different: to maximize bang for our buck by buying the most indulgent — and easy — trip we could afford.
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In the past, New Yorkers have endured the occasional lengthy line for indulgent desserts, like Magnolia Bakery cupcakes or Dominique Ansel's Cronut; now, rainbow bagels with funfetti cream cheese have gone viral.
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Then, set out for beaches and island hopping, explore serene Buddhist temples at sites like Wat Arun and Wat Pho, and discover some of the world's most indulgent (and affordable) spa treatments.
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That New Year's Eve was just one of many self-indulgent outings allegedly enjoyed by UAW leaders on the union's dime as laid out by federal prosecutors in court documents this week.
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It's a brief but sad moment, one that reveals how consumer abundance, or the illusion of it, has made Andrew so petulant, childish and self-indulgent that he despises his own mother.
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I'd be overwhelmed by the realization that my experiment with guns was a childish, self-indulgent fantasy, disrespectful of the life Galen had lost and of all that my family had suffered.
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Portland's only truly indulgent move was acquiring Mason Plumlee, a NBA-level center on the last year of his rookie deal who was languishing in Brook Lopez's curly-headed shadow in Brooklyn.
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In the spring of 1918, the historian Ulrich Bonnell Phillips published his seminal study, "American Negro Slavery," which framed the institution as a benevolent labor agreement between indulgent masters and happy slaves.
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"Paris Can Wait," a smugly affluent Euro trifle and the first narrative feature from Eleanor Coppola (the wife of Francis Ford Coppola), is little more than an indulgent wallow in gustatory privilege.
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If any series has earned the right to a victory lap, it's probably Breaking Bad, and if any character within Breaking Bad has earned an indulgent two-hour spinoff, it's definitely Jesse.
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" Ignoring British newspaper headlines suggesting that her Vogue cameo during times of such political uncertainty was self-indulgent and frivolous, she added: "It doesn't stop me from going out and enjoying fashion.
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It was an indulgent purchase, since the pan was designed expressly to make just one pastry, a madeleine, a sweet I had not only never baked but one I hadn't even tasted.
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For a dose of downtown sophistication at a less indulgent price point, the entry-level Queen Superior still has 300 square feet and a very fair starting price of $180 a night.
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Hershey is getting a boost from snack-craving millennials, whose demand for indulgent chocolates will propel the company in coming years despite their reputation for healthy meals, Bernstein said in a note.
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"At UNO Pizzeria & Grill, we offer over 100 menu options, from indulgent treats to more healthful choices, so our guests can have whatever they're in the mood for," the company told CNBC.
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"Both critic and participant," the director chronicles 25 years of indulgent living across race, class, and culture, starting with the photojournalism she pursued at her former high school in the early 90s.
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These traits are usually an advantage when it comes to your finances, but you should remember that it's OK to spend sometimes to make your life easier, even if it seems indulgent.
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And I guess when there's no one to help reel him in, he can become too self-indulgent with his ideas and think less about the character pieces that support the ideas.
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" I politely thanked them for their (unsolicited) advice and my husband deftly changed the topic, but as I lay in bed later that night I couldn't stop thinking about the the word "indulgent.
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Las Vegas is best known for its blinding neon signs and indulgent venues, but more recently the city government has set its sights on keeping the lights on in a more sustainable way.
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Trump said he won't attend the White House Correspondent's Association Dinner, an annual parade of celebrities, journalists, and politicians that in recent years has drawn fire for being too opulent and self-indulgent.
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Though many people have since written it off as an indulgent conspiracy theory, the moment revealed how susceptible many people in the nation of more than 190 million can be to fake news.
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As of the present moment, it's a hugely indulgent purchase for those who are (a) outside the US, and (b) absolutely convinced they need its extensive list of good features and desirable specs.
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Beware of unrealistic expectations, but have fun being swept off your feet—Neptune is the planet of fantasy, and when it meets seductive, indulgent Venus, the vibe is dreamy and romantic as hell.
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I'm not going to fully quote her, but it's something on the idea of young women, in this day and age, making choices about their looks that isn't distracting, but not self-indulgent.
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When Teddi Mellencamp is eating a simple grilled chicken breast or an egg white scramble, it's all with a more delicious future in mind: eating fun, indulgent meals with her friends and family.
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We're teaming up with TRX and Mogul for a giveaway that's guaranteed to get you out of your yoga rut (and your everything-else rut) over the course of a totally indulgent weekend.
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That will be a reprise of his starmaking role on True Detective, when his lively direction saved us all from drowning in the insanely self-indulgent and bizarre mythology that led, ultimately, nowhere.
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"I love meat, but the sad reality is that that indulgent moment of feeling your taste buds explode, every time you do that, that is at the cost of our planet," Swan said.
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An exciting and fun—but also overly indulgent and likely dramatic—day this month is February 4, when sweet, sexy Venus squares off with Jupiter, which is currently in fellow Water sign Scorpio.
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Compared with basic labels, indulgent descriptions got 25 percent more people to select the vegetable dishes and also resulted in a 23 percent gain in the total weight of vegetables piled onto plates.
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Seeing "top-of-the-line, luxurious, beautifully scented, colorful, and indulgent" natural hair products geared toward black women in retail stores "cemented this natural hair movement that continuously grows and expands," Tharps says.
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For this round, I had a number of indulgent desserts including Very Cherry Ghirardelli Chocolate, Reese&aposs Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake, Godiva Chocolate, Hershey&aposs Chocolate Bar, Pumpkin Pecan, and Chocolate Hazelnut Crunch.
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As a stay-at-home mom, I'm painted as a lazy, self-indulgent woman who spends her idle days lunching with fellow unemployed mommies, or frittering away her hardworking husband's salary on shopping.
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A year after the allegations against Harvey Weinstein were first reported, a federal judge behaved as a self-indulgent brat, unwavering in his conviction that he deserves to be on the Supreme Court.
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Watched this one at the behest of a friend, and I had to acknowledge the truth: This movie was a self-indulgent work of fake-deepness not worthy of the Rotten Tomato score.
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And so after an indulgent week-long vacation in Maine, eating lobster rolls and taking everybody to the beach, I buckled down for a second week off, dedicated to training up the girls.
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Foreshadowing aside, the film spends 174 minutes fawning over the protagonist, and handling his misogyny, violent behaviour and self-destructive acts like an indulgent parent allowing their toddler to wreak havoc in public.
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Yes, football has its problems, but what's more indulgent, more American, than vegetating on the couch for four hours, gorging on queso and analyzing beer commercials with a bunch of your favorite people?
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Delivered in a raised cup of crushed ice, the cool marriage of sea and turf is no more than a tablespoon or so of food, but everything about it is clean, pure, indulgent.
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But his fiercely independent streak has led to a more indulgent performer constantly doubling down, returning to old obsessions, courting controversy and then exploiting it in his shows to play the beleaguered star.
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Permissive and neglectful feeding styles A permissive or "indulgent" feeding style is one in which a parent has loose reins on what a child eats and the access a child has to food.
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For, in 1953, the US staged a coup d'etat in Iran to take down a popular, secular and nationalist prime minister, only to put an indulgent monarch, known as the Shah, in charge.
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A Russian spy will find it easier to target and recruit a British national in Cyprus or Malta, where local security services are weaker and more indulgent of Russian activity, than in London.
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Cal-A-Vie, a small destination health spa near San Diego, offers more of a traditional indulgent spa experience for captains of industry who either come on their own or with their spouses.
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About 30 percent of people in the United States suffer from fatty liver diseases such as NASH (nonalcoholic steatohepatitis) due to obesity, diabetes and over-indulgent lifestyles, according to the American Liver Foundation.
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We've already curated Business Insider's list of the best overall hotels in New York City, which range from cheap micro hotels to ultra-indulgent all-suite properties to suit every type of travel.
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How refreshing to read a sharp, astringent critique of the kind of self-indulgent meanderings that too many people seem to feel they must share with the world, complete with knowledgeable fact-checking.
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In the meantime, expect your gravlax and tartare indulgences to only get more indulgent, as most salmon in North America actually comes from farms in the waters in and around Norway and Chile.
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Yes, they're in their mid-20s and slowly sorting themselves out a bit, so I get that it's not going to be like before, but the whole thing feels self-indulgent and unfinished.
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Moss has only brief screen time, but is transfixing as her undead-looking Tethered self enjoys a moment of pure self-indulgent pleasure applying lip gloss, a maniacal smile spreading across her scarred cheeks.
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I'm winded reciting this now, but in the moment, it felt lovely and a tiny bit indulgent to be taking my time doing something with no other benefit than inflating my own self-esteem.
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Their selfies have become a gratuitous, blatantly self-indulgent act meant to celebrate their own self-confidence, their own pride in their bare form, rather than something seeking the validation of a mass audience.
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On this show, my colleague, Circuit Breaker's Ashley Carman, and me, the Culture section's most self-indulgent blogger, talk about all the tiny decisions your gadgets and apps force you to make every day.
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You might find that a scoop of the diet version and a scoop of gelato, or a scoop of diet ice cream plus something more indulgent is your satisfaction sweet (sorry) spot, she says.
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Meet Your New Fave SandwichesKatsu sandos are Japanese sandwiches of fried, breaded pork, crustless bread, cabbage slaw, and spicy sauce, that might be the next big thing in stateside indulgent lunches, Baum + Whiteman says.
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Sure, such a thing may sound self-indulgent, but plenty of today's salon-goers aren't just seeking a new look — they're chopping off their long, mermaid-length hair in an effort to help others.
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Botox lovers—the ones who choose to get poked routinely—often belong to the "plastic positive" set, while others who use it as an occasional and indulgent pick-me-up don't identify that way.
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It's also very easy to imitate and tease, or dismiss the work as self-indulgent liberal artistry (though anyone could be forgiven for cringing at the line, "Like capitalism, it works like unrequited love").
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"After going back to my normal eating habits as well as extended over indulgent summertime vacation eating and normal exercise routine, my body has endured some confusion causing some minor health issues," she continued.
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Indiana's extra-art diatribes — on flower shows and ozone holes, sumo wrestling, banks collecting art — in his self-indulgent affectation in which all of the proper names had been excised — are hardly skim worthy.
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But most of the freak-show violence just feels like self-indulgent excess that distracts from a much more interesting story about Jesse willingly finding her level in what seems like a bottomless cesspit.
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These celebrations can be small, they can be totally meaningless to other people, they can be grand, they can be humble, they can be self-indulgent — and all of that is totally, absolutely fine.
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The Crunch product, with indulgent flavors like Poppin' Cotton Candy and Choco Chunk Cookie Dunk, is served in a two-sided container with yogurt on one side and sweet add-ins on the other.
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The chef, John Fraser, who has shown that he has a persuasive way with vegetables at Nix, Narcissa, and Dovetail, here crowds enough indulgent items onto the menu to challenge one's duty to decorum.
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If there's anything better than an orgasm, it might be a relaxing, indulgent shower — so truly, it's hard to imagine a more perfect union than a vibrator you can actually use in the shower.
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Here are our picks of the 11 best beauty advent calendars, from a fun set of best-selling products at Sephora to an indulgent pick from Net-a-Porter valued at a whopping $900.
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The musical cues, too, are almost deliriously indulgent, down to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' "Refugee," whose pulse drives the show's clever credit sequence, in which blood drips through photographs of the Romanov dynasty.
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"The Romanoffs": Matthew Weiner look the creative latitude that "Mad Men" brought him and turned that into a self-indulgent, globetrotting anthology, with each episode loosely related to the ill-fated Russian royal family.
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"There are people who say art is an indulgent activity for the elite, it's not catering to the masses," Numair Abbasi, 28, a Karachi-based artist who has faced censorship in the past, said.
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Maybe you're thinking back to a particularly indulgent Thanksgiving, or a decadent day of day-drinking that somehow segued into multiple pizzas, a double bacon cheeseburger, and half a batch of peanut-butter cookies.
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To most, Load is just another terrible album from 1996—20033 minutes of evidence that the most successful of the Big Four 1980s thrash bands had fully abandoned metal for self-indulgent dad rock.
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When dog owners are faced with the specter of five-figure medical bills, or even bankruptcy, to save their dog's life, $30 a month for some vitamins might not seem quite so terribly indulgent.
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In the season premiere, in what is both a poignant and indulgent six or so minutes, the show underlines how much people loved season one and all the attention it got from the media.
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The name alone was like poetry to me, evoking a memory, a future, an indulgent occasion, a sensual ritual, the closest equivalent to an afternoon delight that an eight-year-old girl could understand.
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As the paper's name suggests, the team found that we've been drawn to depictions of particularly indulgent or exotic foods over day-to-day grub of bland appearances long before the dawn of Instagram.
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George's Caye Resort offers a rustic but indulgent private island experience in Belize, with a totally secluded feel that's actually just seven miles from Belize City, so it's still easy and affordable to access.
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There was more than enough real estate on the counter for my toiletries, plus the provided Christian LaCroix toiletries, and ample space in the closet to treat it as a dressing room felt indulgent.
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Instead of appearing as self-indulgent and entitled, they should follow one of two options — handle their royal responsibilities with a sense of duty and honor, or withdraw completely and follow their own path.
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You're in the mood to spend cozy time at home, thanks to the moon in Pisces, but you may feel a touch lazy or indulgent as the moon clashes with your ruling planet Jupiter.
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And I certainly didn't know that the trip I was planning would not be indulgent in many of the ways I had imagined, but one where I'd indulge, instead, in unexplored parts of myself.
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It's hard to keep your health goals on track when you're jet lagged and possibly dealing with a major weather change, preparing for a critical presentation, and facing the temptation of indulgent client dinners.
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In a recent piece in "Poets & Writers," Febos describes the experience of teaching writing to young women, so many of whom are afraid that relating their own experience will be seen as self-indulgent.
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Within hours, if not minutes, of the publication of the Rolling Stone article, Mr. Penn was being vilified for his self-indulgent prose style and his awkwardly friendly attitude toward Mr. Guzmán, a wanted criminal.
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Shawe has accused Elting of demanding too much cash from the business to fund her supposedly extravagant lifestyle, and Elting has similarly criticized Shawe's world travel and "self-indulgent" wedding, according to Bouchard's August ruling.
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If it was once possible to wonder what this empathetic voice of reason was doing with the self-indulgent Pfeffermans, the season makes clear that part of Raquel deeply craves this family's brand of crazy.
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We drop off our kids at 8:30 and most people don't have to be at work until 9:30, so there's that hour window when you can go out — and it feels so indulgent.
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" Paul Begala: Boomers, worst generation ever Sixteen years ago I wrote in Esquire, "The baby boomers are the most self-centered, self-seeking, self-interested, self-absorbed, self-indulgent, self-aggrandizing generation in American history.
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As an act of indulgent generosity when you have finished your shawarma, the chefs return to replenish the plate with sauce and chunks of fresh, crunchy sourdough on the side to mop it all up.
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This lets you see two kinds of film this summer you might have avoided—indulgent blockbusters that will wind up being garbage, and unhyped indies that you'll ignore because you don't know enough about them.
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Not only does the clear, slightly viscous fluid smell like a citrusy slice of heaven, but it also feels incredibly indulgent on my skin — like splashing ice-cold, fruit-infused spa water on your face.
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Opper was being either coy or dishonest in saying he didn't know why Irish and Jewish ("Hebrew") caricatures were disappearing: A new generation of Irish-Americans and Jewish Americans wasn't so indulgent of these stereotypes.
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Though the narrative strays into Scandinavian travelogue and the lovers are prone to indulgent poetics, Locascio captures, frankly but lyrically, the heroine's intense hunger to master her own body and the new world around her.
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A Jenga tower has 54 blocks, and in the moment I realized this, the game I'd been working on for almost three years had disintegrated before my eyes into a pile of self-indulgent scribbles.
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Indulgent labeling also resulted in 25 percent more people selecting the vegetable compared with basic labeling, 41 percent more people than the healthy restrictive labeling, and 35 percent more people than the healthy positive labeling.
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For those of my generation not fortunate enough to attend college, such tragic pretensions could seem self-indulgent, if not cowardly; they were already getting shot at slogging through rice paddies or under jungle canopies.
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But what made it stand out was a sophisticated understanding of how pop music functions as sensory overload and emotional release, culminating in a finale that was a gratuitous, indulgent, loud explosion of pure joy.
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As long as it's (to take a partial, but broadly representative sample) shameful, offensive, idiotic, rude, humiliating, repulsive, violent, evil, inept, self-indulgent or self-satisfied, retrograde, or naïve, The Discourse can work with it.
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On the whole, the public is far more moved by unfortunate pets than children — children are to be seen and not heard and any wrong they do is the fault of negligent and indulgent parenting.
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CONSIDER A SPLURGE Since you're not paying for airfare or spending a large amount of money on fuel, a staycation is a good excuse to spring for an indulgent experience that otherwise is too expensive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister David Davis backed Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday, saying claims made by former finance minister George Osborne that she was a "dead woman walking" were wrong and self-indulgent.
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Chopper back to the resort and settle into one of four private cabanas for live entertainment, indulgent seafood, loads more drinks, and front-row seats to stunning fireworks lighting up the star-filled dark sky.
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Ravi Dhar, director of the Center for Customer Insights at the Yale School of Management, said that encouraging shoppers to reach a spending minimum with an indulgent treat is an effective way to sell candy.
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But dwelling in that state of mind, even by proxy, can soon feel self-indulgent and self-absorbed, and art in that register can end up feeling more like a hefty weight than a release.
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What we find is we have a tremendous online presence — I started out blogging at the Atlantic — but there is some sense, if I may be self-indulgent, who are we without this Obama story?
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Mac n' Cheetos, originally introduced to the world in June 2016, are an indulgent snack of small logs of macaroni and cheese deep-fried in a crispy shell of orange Cheetos dust, closely resembling Cheetos Puffs.
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