The constant flow of advertising urges us not to feel guilty about indulging, but about not indulging.
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The buyers were not indulging a passion for rare banknotes.
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Indulging in the high as well as prepping the shot.
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Try making a delicious meal or indulging in a massage.
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For a lot of people, that means indulging in nostalgia.
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Indulging has a way of making us feel like crap.
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President Obama has excelled at indulging his own worst instincts.
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Thank you for indulging the Sex and the City question.
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" Anstead shared a selfie indulging in "steak and wine ….aaaaannndddd….
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And it doesn't require indulging bad workplace or collaboration habits.
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"Making a new musical is indulging a dream," Seller says.
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And talking about these alleged assaults is not "indulging" anything.
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If you find yourself indulging, it'll be money well spent.
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Trump "is currently indulging in some revisionist history," Bush wrote.
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Indulging in the excesses of the season didn't seem right.
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It's making exercise a punishment for indulging in something special.
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Joanna Gaines is indulging in her favorite foods during her pregnancy!
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Few days go by without Trump indulging his Barack Obama obsession.
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Nestlé has found a way to make indulging a little healthier!
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Or indulging in what seems to be a desirable summer romance?
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A group of us have a blast taking pictures and indulging.
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Adulting is indulging in things that make you happy but broke.
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By any name ... he's clearly indulging in all riches can buy.
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Clinton, of course, is not the only candidate indulging in nostalgia.
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But Gomez isn't usually in the habit of indulging her secrets.
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It also keeps you from indulging in purchases you cannot afford.
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The six thought they were indulging in some sinfully delicious cookies.
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Kayden Kross knows a thing or two about indulging the senses.
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Indulging your senses is the best way to use Taurus vibes.
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But those behaviors can devolve into binge watching or over-indulging.
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Of course the case can be made against indulging adolescent hypersensitivities.
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That's not going to happen, but she's indulging that magical thinking.
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But well-intended observers risk indulging their biases by suspending disbelief.
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The reason I was indulging in this particular brand of madness?
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It's not the only spot of shopping Ventee-Privee is indulging in.
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It's all about finding the balance between indulging and wearing smart clothing.
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Taurus season begins at 4:55 AM—celebrate by indulging your senses!
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Now if you'll excuse us, we've got some self-indulging to do.
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There's nothing wrong with indulging your children every once and a while.
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President Jimmy Carter weakened our military while indulging in excessive micro-management.
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In fact, Shaich admitted to indulging in an occasional cup of soda.
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The film's critics ripped these plot details as indulging in racial cliches.
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We'll be talking tech, Easter eggs, and indulging your wildest fan theories.
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Indulging in whiskey-smoked s'mores is tempered by plenty of boring salads.
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Indulging in it can fool one into a grander opinion of themselves.
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That's right guys, Nickelodeon is indulging us with a very epic reunion.
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Avoid indulging your impulse to go to extremes, especially in your communications.
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I would slap a "stop indulging Rory Gilmore" sticker on my car.
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We're past the point of indulging hokum with a high thread count.
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But was I simply indulging a fantasy of getting close to nature?
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There you see her indulging in her own bit of micro-choreography.
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All that indulging can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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But is creating another microformat series just indulging our waning attention spans?
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Though it's also possible he was simply indulging a basic human urge.
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And that indulging can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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Shaq on the other hand seems to love indulging his six children.
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Front Burner Indulging in green crabs will help fight the invasive species.
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And her needs, apparently, include indulging a deep and profound hatred for weakness.
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Too Faced knows that — and is indulging us in a big way. How?
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Carey and Beyoncé couldn't resist indulging in some mutual fan-girling last night.
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In fact, we should be doing more than just "indulging" in the fodder.
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Note: our editorial guidelines leave no room for indulging harassment on social media.
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That is not because athletes are indulging in Rio's famously laid-back atmosphere.
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But some billionaires are less upstanding, indulging in what economists call "rent-seeking".
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But those gleeful Democrats are indulging in dodgy political analysis and worse psychology.
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Indulging in a festive coffee drink is a tasty way to celebrate fall.
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An academic evaluation accused him of indulging in Impressionism—a label that stuck.
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But what if you needed medicine to stop yourself from indulging in chocolate?
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But there's simply no realistic regional development strategy that's based on indulging nostalgia.
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It won't undo the over-indulging, but it could help you feel better.
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Their mother is a flirt, indulging naked lunches in her too-loose kimono.
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Sure, I'm indulging in plenty of teen dramas, stand-up specials, and comedies.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign has spent the past few days indulging its worst instincts.
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And, crucially, indulging in the urge to discount everything the AOL-ers pushed.
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Sleeping in is a habit that many people are used to indulging in.
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Ariana Grande is shaking off the breakup blues by indulging in some retail therapy.
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But there's absolutely nothing wrong with indulging — especially during celebratory times like the holidays.
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Relatedly, women also reported having more frequent negative feelings associated with indulging their cravings.
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Even if households have been indulging themselves more freely, most regulators have remained prudent.
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Indulging during the holidays is what makes the small talk at parties worth it.
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You could spend your birthday indulging in some naked paddleboarding with boyfriend Orlando Bloom.
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He was indulging a passion that he's managed to turn into a successful business.
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The newspaper also reported that Cyrus and Hemsworth were spotted indulging in some PDA.
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Golf habit Trump has been taking some heat for indulging in his golf habit.
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Because these treatments are seen as indulging an addict's weakness rather than "curing" it.
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"This is my husband indulging my total irrational Cirque du Soleil dream," Biel wrote.
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Looks like humans aren't the only ones guilty of over-indulging during the holidays.
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While they were indulging ideological dreams, Mercosur's governments were also missing the trade boat.
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"Apocalypse Then" wraps up the season by indulging in some bathtub-based time travel.
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The evidence so far suggests that, if anything, he actively enjoys indulging in them.
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Indulging his real passion, he took lessons from a drawing master on the side.
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O.K., maybe I'm just indulging a pet peeve by focusing on this particular subject.
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CNN now denies airing the beast with two backs to people indulging in turkey.
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Mr. Trump, of course, has been trumpeting, and indulging in, even more reckless behavior.
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I don't have to tell you where Trump has gone in indulging white supremacists.
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Mr. van Zweden maintained solemnity and a steady pace, never indulging in emotive tweaks.
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Though you may be celebrating, be sure you're not over-indulging or over-spending.
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Venus clashes with Jupiter, inspiring growth and connection—just watch out for over-indulging.
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I closed the room service menu, thinking I would most likely not be indulging.
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Indulging his cameras drove him, as the toil of reaping their harvests did not.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Thank you, and thank you for indulging me a second time.
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And they're still indulging in elitist optics at odds with the lessons of 2180.
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Hill used her opening statement to attack Republicans for indulging in unfounded conspiracy theories.
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Granted, the "fantastic" in the title might sound like indulging a bit of hyperbole.
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When it comes to indulging yourself, however, you might not do the same diligence.
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Or that people are indulging in that other kind of Long Island Iced Tea.
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As a high-class escort, indulging in drugs with clients came with the territory.
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Jimmy is fundamentally good on some level, but he can't help indulging his appetites.
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More recently they've been indulging their wrestling obsession under their company moniker MRW Wrestling.
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It allowed me to recognize the way I was hurting without indulging in it.
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Maturity allows us to see that this shadow exists; morality prevents us from indulging it.
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This is a great time to quit smoking, or whatever bad habits you're indulging in.
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It luxuriates in large and small detours, indulging flashbacks within flashbacks but it's rarely boring.
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Instead of indulging in hookers, blow, and nightclubs, they went night fishing off City Island.
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However, like its source material, it derails in the second half by indulging in stereotypes.
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All militate toward ISIS indulging in its other fetish: the wanton spilling of innocent blood.
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Did last night's presidential debate distract you from indulging in some late-night online shopping?
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But if you're only indulging candy favorites of your youth, you're missing half the fun.
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Fantastic Mr. Fox This movie is all about indulging in the greatest parts of autumn.
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Simultaneously, we're seeing more demand for health food options and more demand for indulging options.
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The researchers concluded that even when it comes to our indulging in fantasies, realism counts.
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Once again, it's the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants crew who are indulging our nostalgia.
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Taking a magical bath or indulging in some face masks will make Venus very happy!
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Cyrus did give herself credit for nailing the pose after indulging over the Christmas holiday.
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They're fueling commentary about their relationship by indulging in a full-on Twitter flirt fest.
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Indulging his penchant for mysticism, Mr. Neumann changed the company's name to the We Company.
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Indulging in a massage and ordering another mimosa while surrounded by poverty can feel unsettling.
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Strip clubs are all about indulging fantasies, from the acrobatic moves to the provocative outfits.
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I took to mindlessly indulging in a variety of excesses to soothe the spiritual void.
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But don't leave this extraordinary site without indulging yourself in a walk around the grounds.
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Its six hourlong, comic-dramatic episodes chronicle a controlled experiment in indulging such an impulse.
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The Labor experience should have discouraged the conservatives from indulging in back-to-back coups.
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Don't listen to all the gossip you hear and avoid indulging in jealousy or paranoia.
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Residents said that the pollution had deterred them from indulging in a favorite summer ritual.
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And she found herself indulging her son with expensive sunglasses, sneakers and a baseball bat.
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I am given to indulging in it with a finger of bourbon after long days.
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At her publishing firm's festivities, Bridget appears to be the only one indulging in karaoke.
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Should the makers of sci-fi quit indulging this desire to peer into the future?
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But he, too, stressed the importance of indulging in kinks in order to stay married.
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Urquiola is also adept in using reference material without indulging in heavy-handed postmodernist citation.
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Maybe my recovery from sex addiction was more about indulging my sexuality than restricting it.
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I appreciate that moment, and I appreciate Drake indulging his more niche interests to a point.
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But this somehow isn't enough to stop 21st century worrywarts from indulging their porn paranoia anyway.
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Kourtney Kardashian is indulging her sweet tooth with a homemade cake from two of her kids.
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It's borderline preposterous that Senate Republicans are spending any time indulging Trump in this whimsical selection.
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By indulging him, the Republican Party is normalizing him and his behavior, and making itself abnormal.
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The superstars were also spied indulging in some PDA at a Miami nightclub on Tuesday night.
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She famously confused tuna and chicken while indulging in a bowl of Chicken of the Sea.
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That said, he has a message for those indulging in the speculation: He's not going anywhere.
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Democrats are already accusing Trump of indulging his political whims with no thought of the consequences.
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Mike Pence of Indiana by indulging in a rambling speech that revived questions about his seriousness.
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Indulging in food is a common office trap that nutritionists say is easy to fall into.
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But indulging such impulses prevents us from understanding what the RealTouch was—and why it matters.
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It might seem strange, then, that such a policy could be seen as indulging public demand.
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Addressing those fears, though, shouldn't mean indulging the populist penchant for racist invective and conspiracy theories.
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Instead of indulging yourself in negative shit, you should just make new stuff, it's much better.
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"Indulging in ideological purity is great until you actually want to solve the problem," he said.
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The Arlo is one of many places where New Yorkers are indulging in boozy ice cream.
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So, while fewer people were drinking excessively, those who did binge drink were indulging more heavily.
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If Grand Central is a cathedral for commuters, Agern is a chapel for indulging the senses.
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" Elsewhere we read of Freud indulging his "yen for borrowed power," and exhibiting "madcap self-deception.
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" And, they added, "it raises our debt ceiling for two years, indulging our national spending addiction.
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Mr. Hamilton's wife, colleagues and beleaguered orthopedic surgeon seem resigned to indulging his yen for danger.
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" He explained, "The fact of indulging in anything is just not a part of the culture.
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If giving Trump a pass got them this much already, why not keep indulging him forever?
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You feel that each of these has a personality, making for something both functional and visually indulging.
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While Kim and Kourtney were indulging on sweets, mom-to-be Khloé satisfied her craving for noodles.
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"This is my husband indulging my total irrational Cirque du Soleil dream," Biel, 36, captioned the post.
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It is easy to imagine Barthes at ringside on Sunday, self-consciously indulging himself in the excess.
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But spending your working day indulging your love of chocolate isn't really an option for most people.
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On a day of all-American recipes, Hudson may be indulging in her ultimate cheat day foods.
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And remember there's nothing wrong with indulging here and there, and there's nothing wrong with feeling full.
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Most DJs imagine ripping the roof off DC10, or indulging in coke with groupies after headlining SW4.
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I know these next few days with my friends visiting will result in a lot of indulging.
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Jennifer Lawrence is revealing how she keeps in shape while indulging in some of her beloved foods.
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Danielle insists she was not indulging, but cops rolled by, saw the girls and made their move.
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Camilla Engstrom's recurring character is often found indulging in earthly pleasures while maintaining a sense of wonder.
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He's got an audience now, and it's not just schlubby journalists indulging in ironic Friday afternoon entertainment.
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In June, actress Lucy Hale shared a hilarious video of herself indulging in this beauty masking trend.
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One Husky track tells the tale of a king indulging in a banquet while his people starve.
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Successful innovation and improvements in teacher education must continue, but not by indulging an oversimplified magic bullet.
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You're reflecting on the past—find a friend who would enjoy indulging in some nostalgia with you.
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Mukbangs are social eating videos where the YouTuber talks to the camera while indulging in a feast.
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Like many things about "Mormon," the number manages to spoof Broadway conventions while indulging in them lovingly.
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But in hijacking America's birthday party, Mr. Trump is doing more than merely indulging his petty narcissism.
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My neighbor wondered whether the couple above her on the top floor, friends, were the ones indulging.
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Cosmetics subscription When she's a selfless queen, indulging in makeup for herself is probably her last priority.
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So now it's Trump's turn to find that indulging Erdogan leads to trouble in the Middle East.
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After indulging in some trash talk, O'Neal, according to Bryant, said "take that little b----" several times.
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But when it comes to the military, journalists and commentators are cautious, often indulging in self-censorship.
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"Many of our holiday traditions, especially our New Year's Eve celebrations, involve indulging in spirits," he wrote.
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The holidays are a season for indulging in some bubbly, why not change it up this year?
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The happiest couples tend to spend money in a similar way, whether that is saving or indulging.
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We'll have to stop soon — but not before indulging in Jean McNeil's flawed yet compulsively readable novel.
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And while officials said they don't know what the objects are, they're not indulging any hints either.
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America is simultaneously indulging in two deficit-busting desires: for lower taxes and for robust government programs.
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Caught indulging a bliss of his own, her husband (Campbell Scott) barely musters a change of expression.
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After a few albums of indulging in retro-gazing funk, it was apparently time for an update.
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It can't stop itself from indulging, but it knows it shouldn't, maybe, like an overstuffed binge viewer.
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Even most who kept indulging quickly reduced their intake from two drinks a week to less than one.
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This infuriates liberal Serbs, who say the Europeans are indulging an authoritarian who engages in anti-democratic practices.
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Entertainment Tonight reported yesterday that the new couple had been spied indulging in some PDA in Florence, Italy.
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Does that mean she's above indulging in some of the same reality TV that UnREAL skewers so effectively?
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Luckily for those of us who are obsessed with seltzer, there's no real harm in indulging this summer.
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And the best part was that I enjoyed an hour of indulging in red wine without any hangover!
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Let's face it, no one wants to think about eating small children when they're indulging in a snack.
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Now, cigarette cockroach is the latest pest in New York caught on video indulging in its favorite vice.
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So in some ways, maybe every day is just a guilty pleasure that I just am constantly indulging.
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SOME OF THE the world's biggest and oldest pharmaceutical companies have been indulging in a little retail therapy.
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But Kardashian added that she's not going to stress out about gaining weight and indulging her pregnancy cravings.
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The message, however, is very clear: Bieber and Malone won't be indulging in any illicit Hangover-esque festivities.
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The policy consequences for governments might be rather different if commercial banks were indulging in a credit spree.
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And while indulging in government spending can be smart politics, it offers voters an echo, not a choice.
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The mom-to-be is due in August — and may already be indulging in a few pregnancy cravings.
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"It is heartbreaking to see her indulging in similar practices, now that she is in power," Bergman added.
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But at the end of this voyage you won't have the guilt of over-indulging at the buffet.
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Their star-studded night out didn't preclude the parents-to-be from indulging in some fast food, though.
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He continues to stay clean as well, indulging in nothing more serious than the occasional post-practice painkiller.
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Next time you're indulging in some retail therapy, allow this guide to help create a stress-free experience.
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Singhal was indicted for "indulging in serious corporate fraud punishable" under law, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, said.
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Beyond drinking, dancing, and karaoke-ing, many of us are indulging in the pleasures of a nighttime meal.
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Instead of indulging in a "flat tax," Washington scrambled to claw back much of the 2628 tax cuts.
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Instead, he needs first to cease indulging China with flattery and forgiveness while it weakens the sanctions pressure.
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I was just indulging in things I'd never been able to have when I was poor and lost.
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But thank goodness for that, because it's when she's indulging her flaws that Cheri Matzner is interesting company.
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And indulging your feelings at a time like this amounts to dereliction of your duty as a citizen.
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An author keeping her universe alive, indulging her loyal readers and making her fan-base very, very happy.
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Because even if you don't want to pamper your hooha, there's nothing wrong with indulging a little curiosity.
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And with Snickers, even the fun-size variety feels more like you're eating a protein bar than indulging.
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You can sit back and relax on the comfortable chairs while indulging in some good food and drinks.
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Here's one way to discourage people from indulging in a damaging habit: tax the hell out of it.
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In his debate preparations, Mr. Booker's advisers have been cautioning him from indulging his flair for dramatic oratory.
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The royal family will probably not take the risk of losing power by indulging in such a war.
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I don't usually fry stuff, so I will usually boil the dumplings, unless I feel like indulging them.
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Kasich has been through the ringer for eating pizza with a fork and over-indulging on deli meats.
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Some outlets opened the door, by helping spread conspiracy theories and indulging the paranoia of the fever swamps.
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You value security and enjoy indulging your senses with soft fabrics, beautiful scents, decadent meals, and relaxing massages.
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Japan and South Korea, two allies of the United States, are indulging in another spiral of mutual recrimination.
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You may not want to reward, say, avoiding doughnuts by indulging in a half-gallon of ice cream.
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After indulging on vacation, fall is a time to return to healthy eating and your usual workout routine.
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Japan and South Korea, two allies of the United States, are indulging in another spiral of mutual recrimination.
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"Many of our holiday traditions, especially our New Year's Eve celebrations, involve indulging in spirits," the column read.
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Will tourists intent on indulging in a little sin stay away if they think they are being watched?
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Blouse-y, colorful, and ubiquitous, these Aloha shirts are cheap little thrills that the fashion set's been indulging in.
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The rich dark chocolate and creamy peanut butter will make you feel like you're indulging to the highest extent.
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I have healthy food for the rest of the day, and I swear to myself I'm done indulging now.
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Fanning has been indulging in L.A.'s high fashion events, most recently having a girls' night out with sister
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To that end, the feds are indulging them with a new effort: the Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program.
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On Wednesday, Kardashian, 34, was spotted indulging in a little retail therapy at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills.
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And, even though Trump has denied indulging in any of this, the idea has struck a real, lasting note.
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Elise argued that some Seekers took advantage of her Goddesses by indulging themselves in treatments without leaving an offering.
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Biles and Raisman aren't the only Olympians who are indulging in much deserved cheat days at fast food establishments.
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At first, Evelyn is a reluctant audience, indulging Ninny only out of the Southern politeness that generally imprisons her.
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Each video begins with Hawkins explaining why he chose the flavor du jour, preparing the vaporizer, and then indulging.
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At first it looks like she's indulging in a normal cat nap: belly up, eyes blissful slits, paws akimbo.
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I began indulging in chicken tenders here and there, but really hit my comfort zone with McDonald's chicken nuggets.
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I mainly spend my shower time lathering on my favorite body wash and indulging my hair with hydrating masks.
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You're revisiting a fantastical idea and indulging in some unexpected fun as Venus also connects with Uranus that day.
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Furman remains vulnerable yet indomitable throughout, indulging an appetite for life that respects both its sanctity and its friability.
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It's not just the big, powerful names either — it's political wives, it's scammers, it's even avocado-indulging Money Diarists.
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Rather than indulging his outrages in the hope that something good will come of it, they must condemn them.
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Still, even the most prudish games enthusiast would be hard-pressed to avoid indulging in the occasional virtual substance.
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Textiles Minister Smriti Irani accused Gandhi of indulging in rhetoric and asked him back up his accusations with proof.
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"This is like confessing my guilt to a priest," Maltese swimmer Nicola Muscat told him of admitting to indulging.
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It is therefore as much to be forbidden as more obviously sinful activities like indulging in alcohol or gambling.
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Hopefully coach Fox doesn't give you too a hard of a time for indulging in that BBQ cheat meal.
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The Conservatives, who form the official opposition, say the Liberals are indulging in nostalgia: traditional peacekeeping no longer exists.
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And rather than indulging center-left columnists, Bennet has hired neoconservative Bret Stephens, formerly of the Wall Street Journal.
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Ellie managed to spend the holidays last year not actively indulging disordered behaviors and can now pinpoint specific triggers.
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While spreading almond butter on my toast, I kick myself for indulging in a $10 jar of the stuff.
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Kavanaugh undermined his credibility as a fair-minded jurist by indulging in some imaginative leaps to attack Democratic senators.
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Eat less the day before or after indulging Manage your calories like finances, nutrition physician Dr. Zhaoping Li suggests.
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There's something awesome about indulging and knowing that you're not putting crap into your body at the same time.
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That's when I wanted to do my mixtape and really started indulging into the culture of hip hop music.
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Dogs and cats are indulging in cannabis as well, and not just by getting into their owners' weed brownies.
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Outside of his music, he pulls off the rare trick of cultivating a public-facing persona without indulging celebrity.
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This is a petty thing, but I'm going to go to it anyway because I appreciate you indulging me.
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It was others who were disguising their peccadilloes in dinner jackets, diamonds and evening dresses, indulging in weird fantasies.
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When this year began, Scott Pruitt was still indulging in spectacular corruption as head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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That meant indulging in a certain amount of gluttony, a virtue in his mind when it came to eating.
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The plush leather seats are ideal for relaxing before the transatlantic journey after indulging in the lounge's dining options.
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So the answer is yes, but without me indulging even further, I think this is plenty for the system.
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And its commitment to indulging the president's conspiracy-fueled ravings has helped pull political culture ever farther from reality.
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Even under such filthy and uncomfortable circumstances, he couldn't resist indulging his desire to gaze at an attractive woman.
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But we can't say goodbye to this glorious age of viewing without first indulging in a bit of reflection.
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It's a feeling Lauren Giselle, a school teacher in Brooklyn in her 20s, is fully on board with indulging.
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But it's a frenetically imaginative one, booming with vitality and originality when it isn't indulging in the occasional excess.
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Consumers have been indulging in healthier snacks, pivoting away from the sugary treats central to Hershey's core, added Grainger.
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Nowitzki celebrated in the immediate aftermath by heading into the locker room and indulging in some tears of happiness.
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As this film makes clear, movies were indulging in borderland bloodshed long before the reign of the narco-kings.
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Guests will then tell stories and make speeches while indulging in a piece of special almond cake known as "kransekage."
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For the time being, I want to enjoy being in this city and indulging in all it has to offer.
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And both artists relished throwing together oddball objects into surreal still lifes, indulging in black shadows to articulate their forms.
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These are simply a few nuggets of knowledge to keep in mind when you're indulging in your next masking session.
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Crouch argues that digital platforms are simply indulging in old-fashioned exploitation by transferring all the employment risk to employees.
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And then the weekend rolls around and you end up indulging in the obligatory boozy dinners and brunches with friends.
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In turn, despite living in gilded mansions and indulging every carnal desire, Trump's view of the world is remarkably bleak.
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In her new book, Woman of Substances, Jenny Valentish admits to indulging in just about every illicit drug in existence.
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Revisiting the repressed and dusty elements of your adolescence by indulging in a 24-hour Buffy the Vampire Slayer marathon.
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Call me nuts, but this is how I feel after indulging in my new favorite bowl of goodies and greens.
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" Now his son has dropped out of school, he wrote, "and I fear that he is indulging in harmful pursuits.
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Even if you're not indulging in sweet treats on the regular, you might be eating more sugar than you think.
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But don't sweat the long lines that usually keep crowds from indulging in the wild performances of this hot spot.
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One of the great joys of loving a movie or show is indulging in the merchandise that comes with it.
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Some stalkers have even admitted to indulging in what they consider "harmless fun" hugely aided by the friendly recharge guy.
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The latest conflict is in Britain where university lecturers are indulging in strike action over changes to their future benefits.
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Hallyday, who was married five times, spent much of his later years in Los Angeles, indulging his love of motorbikes.
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When it comes to shopping, there are two routes you can take: investing in wardrobe staples or indulging in trends.
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Such ideas can naturally proliferate on social media algorithms, by indulging anger against vulnerable targets and us-versus-them tribalism.
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Learn how to do so yourself with his guide to eating, imbibing, indulging, and just generally living off the chain.
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Video games are constantly getting bigger, better and weirder, but that doesn't stop the gaming community from indulging in nostalgia.
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Kourtney Kardashian is indulging in the local cuisine while in Italy for a romantic vacation with her boyfriend Younes Bendjima.
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The President was lashing out against Mexicans and indulging in anti-Muslim rhetoric long before he officially joined the campaign.
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After posting a cryptic "happiness equals progress" message, the couple boasted about all of the healthy foods they're indulging in.
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Rather than sulking at the ending of his impressive streak, James is indulging with his family and celebrating Taco Tuesday.
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Rather, it looks like an administration indulging in the politics of arrogance, expressing no humility and apparently learning no lessons.
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It's an ambitious, if not entirely coherent, sci-fi shoot-'em-up that questions nihilistic entertainment impulses while indulging them.
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As a man who began as a boy-crippling, incest-indulging villain, he's recently found himself in do-gooder shoes.
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Instead of indulging in dreams of a post-national future, liberals should strive to make nationalism as inclusive as possible.
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What follows is a plot-heavy, nostalgic homage to the MCU, one dedicated fully to indulging fans of the films.
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For optimal productivity, Dr. Rock suggests focusing intensely for around 45 minutes and then indulging in a 15-minute break.
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Some who did enter the administration agonized beforehand: Were they helping the country or indulging someone who didn't deserve it?
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In later versions of Pokémon, developers started indulging the rumors by planting items that corresponded to the rampant speculation online.
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Instead of indulging no-regrets fantasy violence, it is a literary experience that emphasizes — and simulates — tragedy and personal consequences.
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Even after announcing he was fighting stage 4 pancreatic cancer in March, Trebek continued indulging his love of home repair.
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At debate's end, as the candidates were indulging in phony chitchat for the cameras, Ms. Warren ignored — maybe even rejected!
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Indulging your passions is a great way to escape stress and to open your mind to new ways of thinking.
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But the troopers and guards retaking the prison were indulging an orgy of racist violence neither ordered nor wholly explicable.
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But indulging in panic about technology or nostalgia for a better past that never really existed does us no good.
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Cats tend to like the sweetness of milk, but you should avoid indulging them with a saucer of the stuff.
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We might not actually want to live that life, but we enjoy indulging in the fantasy for a little while.
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"Congress people say that Modi is indulging in 'encounters'—saying that Modi killed Sohrabuddin," he told a crowd of supporters.
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When Mr. Modi is not indulging in a dog whistle, he is giving speeches that conflate Indian Muslims with Pakistanis.
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Running as punishment for indulging, especially on vacation or at holidays, takes the fun out of both eating and running.
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Indulging in these vivid visions is known as simming, and even Oliver, it turns out, does it on the q.t.
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They're indulging in each other, barely leaving the room, and "throwing quiet signs on the door," as her lyrics suggest.
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Money: This year found you indulging in some bad spending habits, Gemini, and shit really hits the fan in 2019.
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The costs of indulging superstitions are often low (not washing a T-shirt may be gross, but it's not costly).
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Make sure your email is concise and includes a heartfelt thanks to this person for indulging you in your professional inquiries.
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We finish off the last Sherlock episode and can't help indulging in a few rounds of House Hunters: International as well.
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"It's about making the right choices for your body, but I also think indulging is a part of it," she says.
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But more than that, I discovered that indulging in this lighter fare made engaging in the soul-crushing stuff more... manageable.
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Eating out is the norm here and indulging your appetite is more than possible, even for those on a tight budget.
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It seems obvious that before the crisis America had been indulging in a wild bout of economic excess (hence the crash).
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Plato's great worry about representative government was that citizens would "live from day to day, indulging the pleasure of the moment".
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It set 18 as the minimum legal age for smoking weed and plans education campaigns to discourage younger teens from indulging.
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I'm convinced that perhaps it is the guilt of indulging that fulfills our self-prophecy that indulgence is paired with destruction.
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But if her Instagram stories are any clue, she's also been spending her summer indulging in her more artistic side. Glitter!
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Blake Lively celebrated her birthday this weekend by indulging her sweet tooth, and now we have a major craving for cupcakes.
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You do need a few extra calories, especially if you're breastfeeding, but I think the big thing is not over-indulging.
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And occasionally, indulging in a good session with the Magic Wand I've ordered as a gift to myself — and my skin.
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Kristen Bell's pre-red carpet ritual involves hair, makeup…and indulging in a delicious meal to hold her through the night!
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The actress and model co-authored a piece titled "Take the Pledge: No More Indulging Porn," written with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach.
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Confronted for seven years with wild-eyed derangement about all things Obama, Republicans have responded by indulging rather than disclaiming it.
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For full listening pleasure, be sure to listen to the 2007 version of the song before indulging in the West remake.
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Chances are, you've heard someone say something like "I'm being so bad" while indulging in a dessert or an "unhealthy" meal.
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The champ had been reported to be out partying and was indulging himself and struggling to cut the weight for fights.
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Elsewhere, Putin is shown indulging his now-familiar passion for playing ice hockey, and flexing his muscles on an exercise machine.
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For now, it suits the great powers to court ASEAN, taking part in its forums and indulging its notions of centrality.
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It is trim rather than bulky, refrains from indulging in too many antique spellings, and tells its story with crafty precision.
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Maybe she imagined that she was indulging in a bit of victimless, anonymous humor, another edgy joke that went too far.
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A better option still would be go to vegan for two-thirds of meals, while still occasionally indulging in animal products.
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What motivates athletes who seem to cheat systemically, with forethought and planning, rather than, say, indulging in one-off opportunistic lapses?
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In the 1980s, he turned his attention to the study of ethnomusicology and indulging his passion for sailing and chasing hurricanes.
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From children riding the Mad Tea Party ride to adults indulging in popcorn, here's a look inside Disneyland on opening day.
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"No … not since the baby," Cohen, 50, told Stern of giving up the activity when asked if he was still indulging.
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Yes, the entire fast food world—perhaps especially those indulging in, serving, and delivering fast-food pizza—is 100-percent baked.
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Photographers are tricky to get gifts for because every one of them has preferences they may already have spent years indulging.
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And that indulging, as we all have learned one way or another, can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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That goes double for any fan who might somehow be expecting a positive result, and not just indulging in sports masochism.
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Well, they operate without many rules so therefore they make them up and then they are super indulging in bad behavior.
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The gimmick forces Jenny to confront how she's acquiesced to indulging racist gimmicks, despite being the proud daughter of immigrant parents.
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Now instead of indulging in the same baroque rhetoric, he has to figure out where he's going to go with it.
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Forster's Frank carries on Harry's tradition of calmly indulging "the mumbo-jumbo" that comes with fighting crime in this freaky town.
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While Trump spends his vacation indulging in his favorite activities, he's expected to focus on his impeachment and stoking conspiracy theories.
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That's a high price to pay for indulging left-wing activists' demands for doctrinal purity and penchant for anti-capitalist posturing.
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That could mean indulging in a massage or a new sex toy, dining out with friends or even seeking out companionship.
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The CIMA exhibition, Arcadian Nudes, might seem intent on sidestepping this issue altogether, indulging in a nostalgia for an imagined past.
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Yogi Adityanath, a senior leader of Modi's party and Uttar Pradesh state chief minister, accused many protesters of indulging in violence.
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These capture members of the DTR at work but also at play, throwing parties, dressing in costumes, and indulging in alcohol.
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"None of the Egyptian pictures we have are remotely what we would call pornographic today," he says, generously indulging this question.
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The poetic material isn't overdone or precious; like Rilke's poetry, it skirts the edge of sentimentality without quite indulging in it.
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After indulging in a traditional mimosa toast before the round, some of the women shed their furs, while others kept them on.
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Because whether you're going somewhere tropical, camping, glamping, or indulging in a week-long staycation this summer, there's a gadget for you.
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Over the years, the 30-year-old "Diamonds" singer has been photographed on numerous occasions indulging in the fermented beverage to go.
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During a January getway to Punta Mita, Mexico, she showed off her derrière while indulging in her well-known love for avocados.
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Lopez and Rodriguez were also spotted strolling along the Ile Saint Louis near the Notre Dame cathedral, indulging in some ice cream.
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Anyone who is gluten-free knows indulging while eating out can sometimes be tricky—but that didn't stop Emmy Rossum this weekend.
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Throw on a bold pair of colored sunglasses to testing the waters on a color before indulging fully with a clothing item.
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Nothing is better than heading into the weekend with some fun plans — especially if those plans include indulging in some retail therapy.
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One warning: Both Venus and Jupiter love to consume, so watch what you're indulging in as you take a break from reality!
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Britney Spears made good use of the long weekend, indulging in some beachside R&R at a scenic oceanfront estate in Malibu.
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Supporters argue soda taxes can discourage people from indulging in sugary drinks, possibly helping curb obesity, diabetes and other diet-related conditions.
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Yet he has largely muzzled himself from indulging in the savaging of Trump that animated him in the heat of the race.
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Instead, this "Fetish" Gomez is telling the story of her own flirtations and indulging in the thought of someone fetishizing over her.
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Jenna Jameson is still enjoying her keto lifestyle, but she's admittedly indulging in one sweet treat that isn't part of the plan.
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Russia said the exercises were scheduled for May 11-26 and that the United States was indulging the "revanchist desires of Tbilisi".
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As for tonight, the couple will end their date night by indulging in a sweet treat after the red carpet is over.
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An audience must be able to recognize the exceedingly uncomfortable nature of an exchange while also indulging in a scoop of schadenfreude.
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In this divided political landscape, when pop culture's not indulging our fears (see: The Handmaid's Tale), it's reminding us of our humanity.
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The actress opened up to PEOPLE in October 2018 about the importance of indulging in a little me-time every-so-often.
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There's nothing like indulging in a few cheap and cheerful decorations to get yourself in the mood for fall's most horrifying holiday.
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Indulging in dewy-eyed nostalgia with all of his usual obsessive attention to detail, Mr Tarantino lets the good times roll instead.
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But the organizations and services indulging us all by hosting them have another motive: Animal cams are good for the wildlife business.
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After indulging in all things burrata, served from said cheese bar, try the restaurant's handmade pastas like the Garganelli with ragu Bolognese.
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And to get ready for the highly anticipated new season which airs on September 26th, we're indulging in a little retail therapy.
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But should the cast ever need to retreat indoors, they can kill the time by indulging in Fugit's newfound Dungeons & Dragons hobby.
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My biggest obstacle(s) are the over-indulging in the booze and blurting out spiteful, ignorant reductions of the human spirit itself.
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Whether you're struggling to pay your bills or you're dealing with unexplained health problems, indulging in self-pity won't fix your problems.
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Through it all, Kris cheerily tagged along snapping pics for me and indulging my impulsive jaunts over whatever caught my eye next.
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Elizabeth Wood directs and stars in this film about a woman indulging in druggy extremes like we haven't seen since Spring Breakers.
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Sure, she went through a phase of walking the backwoods of upstate New York and indulging the selfie requests of fellow hikers.
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While invoking the country's honor, Indian politicians are pandering to their vote banks, in some cases by indulging their dislike of Muslims.
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His words were sharper than the Fox hosts, indulging in name-calling and vaguely suggesting that "someone" should get violent with Hogg.
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Parents and children alike sat at banks of computers, indulging in a world of knowledge that many New Yorkers take for granted.
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Until now, in the United Kingdom at least, we've not had to worry about the governing party indulging in the same practice.
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While things can change, I would be utterly surprised by either of them indulging in any acrimony that would hurt the company.
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Mr. Kim, who left the railway station in Pyongyang on Saturday, appears to be indulging China by taking such a protracted trip.
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As a visitor, though, I had no problem indulging in the heart-stopping French fry-stuffed sandwiches the city is known for.
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It would be indulging one of his self-destructive impulses, and she's not going to let him commit career suicide by journalist.
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The feedback we get is that they don't lose weight because they're indulging in great food and wine, but they don't gain either.
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Disick, 34, and Richie, 19, spent most of Monday soaking up the sunshine in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, – and indulging in some serious PDA.
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It also cautions against indulging your basest instincts, so, actually, maybe you should give up on that Old Masters forgery scheme after all.
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Leaning heavily on the Australian vernacular, Morrison utilized the local word for a person indulging in disgusting behavior to describe the online abusers.
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Here, though, the misunderstanding doesn't take much away from the moment because I'm so fully indulging my better senses: smell, touch, taste, sight.
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A quick glance at Instagram with the help of relevant hashtags and I soon find myself indulging in some pretty arousing ceramics porn.
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" And that means indulging in her favorite cheat food – pizza – even if people may not believe it because of her ripped abs. "E!
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For all her big talk about indulging a hedonistic lifestyle, her writing really did value tradition and consistency ... more than she maybe realized.
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Yet when she says that she has a good chance of winning, she is doing more than indulging in a candidate's compulsory bravado.
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We can only imagine eating a bag of these is like indulging in a plate of chocolate-covered strawberries, but much less messy.
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Psychologists are finding that indulging in an all-you-can-watch buffet might actually be reducing the pleasure you get from a show.
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The Veronica Mars star's pre-red-carpet ritual involved hair, makeup … and indulging in a delicious meal to hold her through the night.
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Ahead of the big night, Gigi revealed she was indulging in a lunch from New York City Japanese restaurant Ivan Ramen Slurp Shop.
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" She adds that there's nothing wrong with indulging in what's popular on social media, and that "most people on Twitter are someone's locals.
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By buying from Bokksu, you're not only indulging your craving and curiosity for creative snacks, but also supporting traditional family businesses in Japan.
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This time is meant for indulging in mini candy bars and the waxy goodness of candy corn, not stressing over what to wear.
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"I Like It" is the definition of a fun summer night with Bad Bunny, J Balvin, and Cardi indulging in a latin nightclub.
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While indulging in local food on the solo portion of his Wales tour on Thursday, Prince Charles revealed his wife's secret sweet tooth.
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If your aestheticism forbids compulsive formalists from indulging in ridiculous kitsch for the sheer sake of genre exercise, give me the kitsch, please.
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We should celebrate the inclusivity of tech rather than indulging in weird ceremonies and processes to convert mass market goods into scarce luxuries.
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There's nothing wrong with indulging in a little Hallmark-fueled, candy-filled romance — but there's nothing wrong with being a conscientious objector, either.
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During the nineteen-twenties, Pessoa set the book aside, turning his attention to poetry and indulging a lifelong fascination with occultism and astrology.
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As a brunchtime favorite, the Bugs Bunny is a guilt-free way to enjoy a libation, as you feel somewhat healthy after indulging.
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Where other US leaders might have chosen a less contentious route, Trump seeks to escalate, indulging his ruthless sense of another party's weakness.
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I'm normal, and I have a good relationship with food and indulging myself while being healthy and giving my body what it needs.
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But instead of indulging, I would remake the itinerary, adapting it to a more frugal budget of $100 while retaining the general spirit.
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When looking back at old albums I also imagine there's a fine line of not indulging in the nostalgic aspect of it all.Yeah.
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From sneaking in extra veggies to making simple ingredient swaps, favorites such as pizza, tacos, pasta, and more can be healthy and indulging.
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As with other minorities, Mr. Trump is not above indulging in glib, often hurtful stereotypes, like the age-old trope of greedy Jews.
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Counterintuitively, the best way to do this may be to embrace your anger, rather than indulging in bittersweet feelings of tenderness and affection.
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After over-indulging on our traditional turkey dinner, I plan to take a long nap instead of burning fossil fuel in my car.
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Other than making for a great photo, we can't really see the benefits of indulging in these milkshake monstrosities in the coming decade.
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Mr. Pintard, Mr. Goldstein said, was upset by the rowdy and boozy celebrations held around Christmas by farm hands indulging in caroling sessions.
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I hope this puzzle provides that smile-inducing "Aha!" on your end, and isn't just indulging my soft spot for constructor-y wordplay.
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But we don't know whether indulging either of them, in the absence of robust oversight or conclusive research, necessarily makes for good policy.
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And it isn't just sugary soft drinks that Buffett has a soft spot for; he's also known for indulging in McDonald's every morning.
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"Wandering alone makes you easy prey for assault and/or theft, particularly if you've been indulging in alcohol," Avegno wrote in an email.
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Delving into a character's jagged, shattered psyche has become both commonplace and popular with readers, but indulging fascination is rarely distinguished from titillation.
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Thomson interweaves personal memoir and cinematic history, indulging a penchant for searching, grandstanding questions, as he tacks from steamy classics to Tinseltown scandals.
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In my opinion, it would have been helpful to know if I was ordering too much to avoid the risk of over-indulging.
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It's a very BoJack thing of dismissing or critiquing a kind of humor and then indulging in it all in the same breath.
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But my self-care has been indulging in exquisite French cuisine as—pardon my French—the best fuck-you I can give to Trump.
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Instead of ramming into one another, these Saudi women seemed to be coasting aimlessly—indulging solely in the raw and simple pleasure of driving.
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She somehow outlasted the expiry of the sex symbols of yesteryear, indulging in the immortality of her very literal and extensive body of work.
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Before indulging in a beauty purchase, Nguyen makes sure to do copious amounts of research lest she waste her money on a subpar product.
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"Thank you for indulging me in dressing up and doing something different," Moore told the crowd upon her arrival at the shower's seated dinner.
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Corporate leaders are under pressure to focus on returning more cash to investors rather than indulging in expensive and risky plans to boost production.
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The problem was that it was becoming increasingly unbelievable that everyone around Rebecca would keep indulging her erratic behavior without addressing it more directly.
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" His doctor, John Martyn Harlow, wrote that, "He is fitful, irreverent, indulging at times in the grossest profanity, which was not previously his custom.
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Your love for others is shown by sharing a wellness practice, which makes Indura Beach & Golf Resort the perfect getaway for indulging in relaxation.
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Then you can take that information and respond by listening to your body, often times by indulging the craving to satisfy your body's needs.
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As a Coloradan, I will be the first to admit that I know a lot of people who have mentioned indulging in legal cannabis.
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"This is a horrible reminder of our nations epidemic of self-indulging with substance abuse without regard of the consequences," the police statement said.
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The holidays are for indulging — at least, that's what I told myself when I consumed a 12-pack of candy canes in one sitting.
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Roth was an atheist who swore allegiance to earthly imagination, whether devising pornographic functions for raw liver or indulging romantic fantasies about Anne Frank.
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The actor, 48, stars as Moondog, the "Beach Bum" who spends his days hanging out by the water while indulging in drugs and alcohol.
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There are several rooms offering wet and dry activity workshops suitable for children of all ages to have fun while indulging their artistic sides.
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Sir, I implore you, please, do not shame yourself further by indulging in that most vile of deflections, the "Hey but we won" fallacy.
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To say that adulthood contains any more trauma or heartbreak or violence than childhood would be indulging in a simplistic view of childhood itself.
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We are in the second half of Halloween day already, but indulging in costumed pets doesn't have to stop when the clock strikes midnight.
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Bindi Isn't Afraid of a Crocodile Feeding Bindi Irwin, 18, has been filmed several times indulging in one her father's favorite pastimes, feeding crocodiles.
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Today, instead of indulging Bey's favorite number, we're going to celebrate their nine years of marriage with something else that Baddie Bey loves: GIFs.
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The actor/director delighted fans by indulging in a "nerdy moment," and pulling out his phone to take a picture of the massive crowd.
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As she told PEOPLE two years ago, she enjoys occasionally indulging in a glass of wine ("Just one glass") and her favorite – ice cream.
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We got Hailey at LAX -- she turned 22 on Tuesday -- and she made it clear she wouldn't be indulging too much ... due to work.
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"People indulging in high jewelry are art collectors and art lovers so they can identify the pieces with what they like: art," he said.
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She made an impromptu stop at an Adele concert in Miami, joining aides, including Huma Abedin, who were indulging in pizza and power ballads.
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The first is that Trump loves his rambling improvisations, and so does his audience, so he can scarcely be restrained from indulging in them.
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But as it stands, Friends From College is mostly limited to indulging its characters' worst traits without offering any nuanced commentary to speak of.
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The meat substitute market is expected to pass $5 billion by 2020, and more Americans are indulging in vegetarian and vegan products than ever.
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Each day required little more than hopping on a bike, keeping my eyes open, and indulging in the landscape, the food, and the beer.
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But however much they looked to be indulging themselves on the pitch, Lilly maintained that the American players were working extremely hard off it.
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Is this show a sophisticated examination of misogyny and power, or is it a silly dystopian fantasy that keeps indulging in unearned trauma porn?
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TOKYO — Last month, as Americans tuned in to the final episode of "Game of Thrones," Japan was indulging in its own television fantasy world.
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Many doctors urge caution, however, with regard to prescriptions, as well as indulging too heavily in "self-medicating" with beers or rosé with friends.
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Those indulging in one too many cheese boards or craft beers will appreciate that Wagga Wagga offers several locations to ride off the calories.
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Those who oppose the idea of Asian Kenyans becoming an ethnic group say they can exert influence on society without indulging in identity politics.
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Despite your moral interests, indulging in a little debauchery can actually be a turn-on and the party scene is where you'll let loose.
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It means taking the long walk home from work, digging out your coziest sweater, and indulging in the best of the pumpkin season foods.
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A collective detox after higher-than-average indulging during the holidays is healthy, for sure, but also an insight into one's predilection for drink.
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My thighs and hips have made themselves known 😆 I avoided tummy bloat by not indulging in unneeded sugar, wasteful carbs and fast food.
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A celebrity indulging in fast food, something most of us do more often than we'd care to admit, is definitely not a newsworthy event.
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Even Alexander Hamilton was indulging in it by the end of his life, calling immigration a "Trojan horse" — and the guy was an immigrant himself.
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Yara Shahidi had a girls' day out with her mom Keri and the duo were spotted indulging in treatments by Tatcha and Ren Clean skincare.
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Checking into the Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs, the actress was spotted soaking in the sun poolside and indulging in Swedish massages at Rock Spa.
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And if you're like me, this year's left you feeling a bit guilty about indulging in first-world frivolities, like Pokémon Go and fast fashion.
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The cute cousins frolicked among a colorful sweets explosion, revealed a post on Poosh, wearing coordinating rainbow outfits and indulging in a variety of treats.
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You've probably heard of Dry January, when (after a holiday season full of indulging) people abstain from alcohol for the first month of the year.
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In Scotland, he has long been an unpopular landlord, indulging in an ongoing feud with the ruling Scottish National Party over environmental and planning issues.
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Users on both Indian and Pakistani social media traded jibes and threats of "revenge" based on these tweets and Facebook posts, indulging in war-mongering.
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Mr Erdogan is very unpopular in Europe, and mainstream politicians in France, Germany and Holland, all facing elections next year, are wary of indulging him.
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It luxuriates in large and small detours, indulging flashbacks within flashbacks which transition to tall tales within flashbacks or anecdotes within flashbacks, and so on.
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He's more interested in indulging his nostalgia for the John Carpenter-directed gems of the '80s, complete with all the lurid neons and synth soundtracks.
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For example, he said he has quit indulging in THC-laden edibles so he will be fully alert in the Oval Office, whatever the hour.
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Cucumber eye patches If there's one thing that'll make you feel refreshed after a long night of indulging, it's a trusty pair of undereye patches.
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Why Erik might have been indulging in such fantasies was never questioned; instead, the screenplay was evidence that the brothers were greedy and manipulative masterminds.
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There are two ways to ring in a new year: You could be in bed, wearing pajamas and indulging in a box of Domino's pizza.
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This is true whether it is something as fundamental as the act of sex itself, or indulging a foot fetish, or engaging in anal sex.
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"I wanted to be with my baby and have those incredible moments with my little one — just enjoying, indulging and loving on him," she says.
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The Libertarian nominee is a former CEO of a legal cannabis company and has admitted to indulging in edible pot products in the recent past.
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Jennifer Lopez and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez had a sweets-filled Sunday with their respective children, indulging in ice cream cones during the joint family outing.
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But again and again the show floundered, indulging in cockamamie leaps of logic and inexplicable fantasies, with barely any character development to back them up.
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Say what you will about Ryan Murphy, but the man doesn't shy away from indulging our tea-sipping impulses, and for that we thank him.
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But with all that eating, relaxing and otherwise indulging, it can be hard to come back looking and feeling as trim as when you left.
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Previous research has revealed that people experience feelings of intense pleasure and craving while indulging in chocolate—just like they do when they take drugs.
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"Orlando and Katy are spending more and more time together," the source said, noting that the two aren't shy about indulging in a little PDA.
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"The euro's indulging in a bit of ... short-covering, and I suppose it can benefit from quiet, thin markets," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said.
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But now, it's Sunday and you've got some time to kill, so what's to stop you from indulging in the latest, greatest social media trend?
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Reddit has an entire (NSFW) subreddit dedicated to the practice — women selling and people giving advice, sharing photos, and generally indulging in their shared kink.
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" He was also accused of indulging star columnists like Tom Friedman, whom a Times staffer described as "an embarrassment" who was full of "blowhardy bullshit.
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However (and this is a big however), I don't think that means you or I get away with indulging these preferences without seriously considering them.
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From here, the two women mosey around—indulging a superfan, fending off paparazzi, driving to and fro, doing karaoke, and ending up at Heather's house.
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He was coming back from a two-week vacation, time he had spent not on some faraway beach but indulging his passion for landscaping work.
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After a long day of sightseeing, exploring and indulging, there's no greater feeling than walking into the comfort and security of a great hotel room.
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Two years ago, Girardi might have been praised for not indulging one of the game's most famously vain figures any more than was expressly needed.
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If you're like us and currently experiencing a sickening case of end-of-summertime sadness, join us is indulging in a little pick-me-up.
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It's refreshing to encounter a young writer who's chosen to do some fieldwork rather than indulging a deep dive into his own limited personal history.
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For days, the president has been indulging in one of his made-for-TV teasers by threatening to shut down the United States-Mexico border.
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It's easy to spend this time horizontal on the couch, indulging in endless movies and catching up on TV shows, but that gets old quickly.
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If that is all that you know about the book, you'd think that this Indian-American writer was indulging in poisonous stereotypes about black women.
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Sometimes I found myself wondering how many of the women indulging this fantasy would, in some future real-life Gilead, become not Handmaids but Wives.
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Seldom has murder induced such hunger pangs, with characters who crack cases while indulging in maple-cured rashers of back bacon and wild blueberry jam.
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He met privately with policymakers, indulging their prurience by displaying a steamer trunk full of sex toys and erotica that he had ordered by post.
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The fans will toy with it, play with it, allude to it, as if in doing so they are indulging a little frisson of danger.
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After disguising myself as a DC fan and indulging in a couple of coaxing cocktails, I finally got my skates on for the main event.
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And by indulging their own worst instincts, these Democrats are guilty of fomenting the extreme, intemperate rhetoric for which they have consistently criticized the president.
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But before long her husband was conforming to the reactionary clichés of Franquist machismo: neglecting her for his drinking companions and indulging in casual affairs.
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With involute orchestration and levitative harmonies weaving like gothic flying buttresses, Grizzly Bear can risk indulging in ornamental complexity that can snuff the emotion out.
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By executing Nimr, Saudi Arabia appears to be indulging anti-Shiism so as to rally that hard-liner and clerical establishment to the government's agenda.
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Fans of the bite-sized chocolate candies can now look forward to indulging in White Cheesecake-flavored M&M's, months before the romantic holiday is here.
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But if they, let's say, were both indulging massively and in some place that was remote from medical attention— you could in theory die from that.
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While some mild indulging is totally expected during the holidays, the new year presents the perfect opportunity to reset and get back on your health grind.
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I talk to the actual, real live scientists who cracked the case, while also indulging in some of the bizarre conspiracy theories that accompany these mysteries.
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Historically, people would spend Fat Tuesday (and sometimes the weeks leading up to it) indulging in the foods (and behaviors) they would abstain from during Lent.
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Instead, they may be indulging in "hyperbolic discounting"—valuing the income they earn today far more highly than the income they will earn in old age.
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In any case, if you can't be forgiven for indulging in a smidgen of mugging while performing Mr. Frayn's raucously delightful comedy, when can you be?
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And now your users are not only disincentivized to venture beyond their own circles, they are also functionally hindered by your algorithm from indulging their curiosity.
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Critics, including members of Mr Sargsyan's Republican Party, which has been polling at below 2%, accuse Mr Pashinyan of intimidating opponents and indulging his populist instincts.
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Pamela Anderson has co-written an opinion column in the Wall Street Journal that encourages men and women to take a pledge against indulging in pornography.
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Eating healthy and working out is definitely a big part of that, but it's also about indulging in the things you love from time to time.
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Rather than indulging mobs of senescent villagers, another suggests, the government should give the authority to resolve petty disputes to nazims, the lowliest of elected officials.
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It is the place designers go to earn the money their compatriots in Paris or London are too busy indulging flights of creativity to bother about.
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"People have stigmatized these kinds of programs and so what most lawmakers may think is that they're indulging or enabling people to use drugs," Benitez explains.
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There's nothing wrong with a fighter in the twilight of his career indulging in a little nostalgia for the days when he was an unbeatable giant.
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Here were people abusing, slandering and indulging in communal incitement, making rape and death threats, yet treating it like a 9-to-5 call center job.
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Now, instead of spending his days in fear, Koa passes time playing with his human siblings, indulging in nap time and enjoying plenty of delicious snacks.
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Google is indulging the worst of its quixotic impulses with Ara, simultaneously displaying arrogance toward established phone makers and some apparent naïveté about the existing competition.
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The Trump era has excited a new wave of people indulging (or pretending to indulge) in the age-old fantasy of retreating from the modern world.
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In recent months, the actress has been criticized for indulging "Latina stereotype jokes" as Gloria Delgado-Pritchett on Modern Family and while presenting at award shows.
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With almost any other show, this normal moment—a young person indulging in healthy sex—would be a regular thing; as nonessential as a Riverdale hookup.
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She also treats it, digging into Chinese food after a win and admitting to frequently indulging in Chick-fil-A (my own fast-food Achilles' heel).
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It was the same feeling I get whenever I grab that final drink at last call, when I'm truly indulging some self-destructive and compulsive tendencies.
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Skin Laundry Hydrating Facial Sheet Mask, $10, available at Bloomingdale'sFor only $10, this little luxury will make her feel like she's indulging in a spa experience.
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Churchill is regarded with frank adoration by the camera and by the people, the women in particular, charged with the tasks of attending and indulging him.
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As for the "groupies," it seems to be a bit of a midlife crisis that some women are indulging in, if that doesn't sound too judgmental.
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"I am not interested in indulging myself in some private, closed exercise of my imagination that fulfills only the obligation of my personal dreams," she wrote.
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" His scathing text, published in Le Monde and The New York Times, shocked a group of French academics, who accused him of indulging in "Orientalist clichés.
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Those who stick around will catch headlining sets from Jack White, Travis Scott and Eminem, who lately has been indulging a nostalgic impulse of his own.
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The best letters were often the two-line zingers we received from a variety of people indulging in delightfully sarcastic commentary on political and other issues.
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Indulging in ghost stories can be one of the most entertaining parts of Halloween — but is there any evidence that ghosts might be, you know, real?
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Halloween is coming soon, and you're probably designing creative costumes, carving a jack o'lantern, indulging your sweet tooth with seasonal candy, and visiting a haunted house.
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And what better way to usher in this delightful time of year than by indulging in some of the best Korean beauty products on the scene?
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Nora's days consist of caring for her children, indulging her proudly retrograde father-in-law and yearning to take a job that would break the monotony.
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If I'd had a book contract with a morality clause when I wrote those, I might have thought twice before indulging my fondness for picking fights.
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"I am not indulging in any criticism of the claimants or the developers; nor am I criticizing the architectural design," the judge said in his ruling.
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While no one needs to spend seven hours in one building, it would be easy to spend several days indulging in art appreciation in the neighborhood.
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When he's not indulging his Game of Thrones fandom, Eran Mendel works with clients around the world on character design, animated explainers, stickers designs and more.
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The "Uptown Funk" singer told Rolling Stone that while prepping for their Super Bowl 50 halftime show last year, he witnessed Beyoncé indulging in a cheat meal.
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Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that shares power with Nidaa Tounes, backs this approach, though some blame it for exacerbating the problem by previously indulging radical preachers.
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North, 6, and Penelope, 7, frolicked among a colorful sweets explosion in the reality star's backyard, wearing coordinating rainbow outfits and indulging in a variety of treats.
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Nor have they used the space afforded by smaller numbers of Mediterranean crossings to produce a long-term asylum strategy, indulging instead in pointless squabbles over quotas.
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As administration officials briefed reporters on the White House's immigration principles, the president was instead indulging in a different issue that has preoccupied him in recent weeks.
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She found love on the set of the show and has admitted that she's indulging her domestic side after moving into her own home five months ago.
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Every bit of winter — from chilling fireside to indulging in the usual festivities — can wreak havoc on our skin in the form of inflammation, hyperpigmentation, and dryness.
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The deal drew mixed praise at best, with even one Trump ally, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, criticizing the real estate mogul for indulging in 'crony capitalism.
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Even if you have zero interest in what's happening on-screen, we bet we can get you excited about indulging in a tater tot or two, right?
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But Patrick seemed to think it it would take more than a bike ride for his dad to find balance after indulging in the doughnut-topped milkshake.
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From the dollop of whip cream to the comforting scent that signals autumn is finally coming, we don't blame you for indulging without looking at the calories.
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When it comes to food, Minka Kelly is not one to hold back on indulging—but she also knows when she's taken things a little too far.
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I have a love/hate relationship with the sort of thought experiments that Ezra Klein describes Elon Musk indulging in at the Recode Code Conference last year.
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"I wouldn't take your proportions too seriously in any of the pictures," she explains, many of her images indulging in the shadows and realism of each figure.
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North, 6, and Penelope, 7, frolicked among a colorful sweets explosion in the reality star's backyard, wearing coordinating rainbow outfits and indulging in a variety of treats.
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Having followed Bannon's lead instead of his daughter's and indulging his own Twitter habit, Trump made himself into the kind of figure he despises: a loser. Twice.
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Arguably the most classic hangover cure, the "hair of the dog" means indulging in more of the same thing that got you into your current sorry state.
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On Sunday, world leaders' spouses were away from international tensions as they enjoyed a cultural tour of the Basque region, indulging in wine, lunch, and traditional performances.
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Philip, having just been told by Gabriel that they should consider going home because the risks were piling up, was in no mood for indulging teenage hormones.
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But, indulging Europe's populist wave, he has promised to curtail immigration sharply, promote conservative social values, impose "strict administrative control" over Islam and bring security against terrorism.
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Royals may not be just like you or me, but they are, The Crown insists, prone to indulging the same trifling nonsense as the rest of us.
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Appropriately for a film that takes delight in subverting and indulging superhero movie conventions simultaneously, Deadpool 2's mid-credits scene manages to fall into both categories.
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Traveling to a tropical locale and indulging in beaches and drinks with umbrellas can amp up the weariest worker bee, but vacation also brings about work anxiety.
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Calling young women's use of selfies narcissistic echoes the claims that we are obsessed with ourselves and our image, indulging in frivolous hobbies involving hair and makeup.
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And even if you have time, indulging in a long routine isn't helpful if you're not sure what products you should be using...or in what order.
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It's part of the way Burning Games is trying to temper players from simply indulging in genocidal rampages in a fantasy of Europe's conquest of South America.
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They'll get to play in the woods like technology never existed, indulging in Camp Grounded favorites, from archery to arts & crafts to bonfire singalongs about enthusiastic consent.
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Others, like Axios' Dan Primack, doubted whether the venture capitalists on the bus were really going to relocate, or if they were just indulging in idle fantasy.
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We talk about the allure of fundamentalism, of believing you know how things will play out, of never indulging curiosity enough to even peek behind the door.
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Leopoldo died suddenly of a heart attack at 52, and his hometown had barely erected a monument to him when his family began indulging in Oedipal revenge.
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After years of being painfully aware of the plight of bees, I must admit I found myself ignoring that issue and indulging in a purely phenomenological experience.
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This time around, my plan was to spend a long weekend indulging in a concentrated culinary tour of Asia — without having to cross the international date line.
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Trump has also been known to spend weekends indulging his golf habit at his Sterling, Virginia, club, which lies just over 26 miles from the White House.
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Here's what he heard: They were indulging themselves in the free drinks and food while talking on the phone and waiting for their overnight flight to Frankfurt.
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Nor will these filters' eventual fade into the ether ever deter people from indulging that deep, human desire to find out and express who they really are.
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Instead of indulging in back-stabbing theatrics, these videos do something more interesting: show YouTube influencers being transparent about how their lives are extremely curated and contrived.
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Here's what he heard: They were indulging themselves in the free drinks and food while talking on the phone and waiting for their overnight flight to Frankfurt.
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Indulging in a glass or two of wine is a great way to complement a delicious Italian meal, but ordering by the glass can inflate your bill.
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Mr. Bloomberg is known for occasionally indulging in fits of peevishness, once firing a city employee after spotting a game of solitaire open on his work computer.
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The most extreme anti-Trump versions, indulging in the conspiratorial and hysterical, suggest Trump will be receiving another round of treasonous collusion orders from the Russian premier.
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"Letting ourselves eat what we want and indulging in food is often wrapped up in feelings of guilt and shame because of pressures on us," Gabriel said.
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I for one never witnessed any grunts from our more recent quagmire indulging in this ritual, and I spent four years at Marine bars in North Carolina.
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But we're indulging her by going through some of her favorite moments from this podcast over the past two years, which we've been doing this two years.
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It doesn't ditch the wanton partying anthems that made Kesha famous so much as it sidesteps them, indulging her country music roots while keeping her snarl intact.
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After over-indulging on Saturday night, Eddie Pepperell charged up the leaderboard with a four-under-par 67 in the final round at the British Open on Sunday.
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But whatever karmic points I had lost for indulging in his humiliation were offset by my newfound interest in hoping to see mnr61894 succeed at his audacious task.
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Though it rained a few days, the Manno family spent plenty of time on the beach and by the pool, indulging in snacks and enjoying the warm weather.
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In recent years, Mediterranean and Asia Pacific flavors have become more mainstream, with diners indulging in the Hawaiian dish poke and falafel rice bowls at restaurants like Cava.
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Peters recommended that ladies establish "Watch Your Weight Anti-Kaiser Clubs" to demonstrate the self-control to resist indulging while others, like those in interwar Germany, were starving.
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And of course, when she's not indulging in the occasional cheat day, she maintains a balanced diet and strict workout regimen — which is how she lost 35 lbs.
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Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that shares power with Nidaa Tounes, backs this approach, though some blame it for having exacerbated the problem by previously indulging radical preachers.
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I've since actively surrounded myself with men, women, and nonbinary people who don't congratulate each other on perceived weight loss or punish themselves for indulging in "cheat" foods.
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With it comes choosing the perfect dress, acing a tricky hairstyle, indulging parents in awkward photos with a date and dancing all night until the heels come off.
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" While her diet is important, she admitted to indulging in a guilty pleasure or two every so often, "I also ate a lot of crap in my 20s!
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I actually did not know, at times, whether I was hungry or full, let alone whether I was indulging a healthy craving or eating in a disordered way.
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We have no idea what repeatedly indulging such fantasies would do to us, ethically or psychologically — but there seems little reason to think that it would be good.
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Listen, handsome, just because we're indulging in $18 ceviche and the most expensive Malbec on the menu doesn't mean this is more than a booty call for me.
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SINCE the publication of Omarosa Manigault Newman's book about her time in the Trump administration, the president's political opponents have been indulging in a charmingly old-fashioned debate.
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He described toyshops filled as full as Christmas stockings and plenty of grown-ups "indulging in amusements which the men of the West lay aside with their pinafores".
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Even when indulging clubbier impulses or in collaboration with friends, her work has always left a lot of space—favoring slow, thick synth lines and swooning production flourishes.
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It was, of course, indulging in playful hyperbole—even the Chinese Communist Party has no plans to supplant modern medical science with ancient and unproven forms of treatment.
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Owen further joked about how his intentions to support his pregnant girlfriend by not indulging in alcohol were short-lived once they attended a wedding the previous weekend.
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The trappings of the genre—gunfights, horse riding and damsels in distress—end up indulging the fantasies of young men even when a more nuanced comment is intended.
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Saving his Pusha T response for the album means we're listening to it all, taking notes, indulging in his history as if it were an alternate reality game.
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This first Captain Marvel trailer doesn't spend too much time indulging in lingering looks at the time period, however; that would get in the way of the action.
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And, at least to some small extent, it's also about indulging those childhood fantasies and sketches that every car designer has hidden away in a treasure chest somewhere.
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With that in mind, Cabeca says indulging in high-carb, high-sugar Soho House waffles likely would have taken Kourtney out of ketosis for about a few days.
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If your schedule for the next few weeks is jam-packed with holiday parties, however, that may mean you'll be indulging in more than just a little bubbly.
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And so for them, and for many tired married couples, indulging in the idea that someone young and hot might like them isn't about necessarily wanting to cheat.
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On the series, Bronson travels with two of his friends — Meyhem Lauren and Big Body Bes — indulging in some of the best eats the world has to offer.
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Since their trip began, Vergara has been sharing many photos to Instagram, including shots of the couple enjoying the large spread of the food they've been indulging on.
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They remind me of industrialized nations indulging in our wasteful, carefree ways as the Arctic melts us into oblivion, unable and unwilling to adjust to a changed reality.
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Another thing that our data is showing is that healthy eating behavior is kind of diverging, so we're seeing a growing gap between healthy consumers and indulging consumers.
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Most animals are endowed with a mechanism, well known to over-indulging college Freshmen, that renders a non-bitter taste un-consumable, if that taste has proven toxic.
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The actress and comedian shared a video over Mardi Gras weekend that showed her indulging in one of New Orleans' most famous desserts: beignets from Café du Monde.
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TMZ caught him exactly once: exiting Hollywood's ArcLight Cinemas, where he looked well preserved in tortoiseshell glasses, patiently signing photos and indulging random questions about Simba in 2013.
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Even Tom's boinking of a White House tour guide in the press room seems like a calculated play to punish Claire for not indulging his need for attention.
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One counterintuitive finding you cited in your book is that imagining indulging in your craving can actually "mentally fatigue" it, to make it less acute and more resistible.
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If you've been ignoring your health or giving into bad habits, this Mars retrograde is a great time to figure out why you've been indulging in bad behavior.
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There is now widespread concern that online news is pushing people toward adopting more polarized points of view, not to mention indulging acceptance of baseless ideas and conspiracies.
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To the degree that is already changing, European states seem to be eyeing the third option: to accommodate Russia's rise, indulging enough of Moscow's demands to restore stability.
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That violates the most basic safety precautions that the gun lobby insists most law-abiding, gun-carrying citizens carefully observe in indulging their Second amendment rights in public.
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As director Wils Wilson puts it, an audience's willingness to meet the cast halfway, indulging in a collaborative night of storytelling, is part of the show's magical alchemy.
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Located right on the beach and ranked among the Caribbean's best restaurants,Blanchard'sis a great spot to take in the sea breeze while indulging in French-inspired cuisine.
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So what did Mr. Dauman accomplish, other than indulging his anger toward Mr. Redstone and enriching a bevy of lawyers and other advisers, to the detriment of Viacom?
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In interviews before his testimony, nearly a dozen college classmates of Judge Kavanaugh's said they recalled him indulging in heavy drinking, some saying it went beyond normal consumption.
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These days, I've been taking a break from cinema and indulging in more lighthearted fare, such as this series created by Eddie Gonzalez, Jeremy Haft, and Lauren Iungerich.
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Part of Ortega Ayala's intention is to underline the ridiculous pointlessness of these ceremonies, whose only purposes are indulging gluttony and celebrating excess — how appropriately and sickeningly poignant.
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President Trump is currently indulging in some revisionist history, reportedly telling allies, including at least one United States senator, that the voice on the tape is not his.
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When these young mothers returned after giving birth, many knelt at what was called a "mourner's bench" after the sermon, to publicly apologize for indulging in sexual sins.
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The president has met the week's developments with his own stream of unhinged social-media rants and retweets indulging the worst elements of the right-wing fever swamp.
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He was a sort of collage artist, indulging in conventions of the avant-garde, but also those of advertising, music videos and the nonstop schlock of cable television.
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Younger people are definitely indulging in what [plastic surgeons] have to offer much more than they used to because the information's there, they're getting educated and doing research.
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Chris Christie might be indulging in some private holiday weekend sun on a beach he had ordered closed as part of a government shutdown, Mr. Mills fired away.
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He is insecure, paranoid and brittle, jostling between egomania and narcissism, intoxicated with a power beyond his meager comprehension and indulging in it beyond the point of abuse.
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You're unlikely to make the first move unless you feel really comfortable with someone, and are more likely to flirt by sharing your feelings or indulging in others'.
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Other people who had interacted with Adam or his mother described Nancy as a mother who doted on her son, indulging his compulsion to stay in his room.
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The weekend has finally arrived: Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney are getting married, and, apparently, indulging in all the spooky vibes of Halloween season at the same time.
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Society makes us feel bad for indulging and enjoying foods that we know aren&apost the most nourishing, but that often just leads to restriction followed by bingeing.
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Worst of all, the EPA is indulging the worst instincts of the largest incumbents in the industry at a time when transportation has become America's biggest carbon challenge.
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As he neglects his serious duties in favor of indulging himself on Twitter, Trump tells us that he will not change his style merely because he was elected president.
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Trump has repeatedly slammed China for indulging in what he says are unfair trade practices, particularly with regards to access to its giant market, intellectual property and technology transfers.
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Developing a content moderation policy is difficult and bound to anger at least some users, but the alternative can also be indulging the impulses of the lowest common denominator.
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The site has been slammed for regularly indulging right-wing conspiracy theories, agitating around racial divides — it sports a designated tag for "black crime" — and using anti-LGBT slurs.
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He starts disappearing down internet rabbit holes of panicked reporting on a laptop at night, indulging in the very contemporary form of self-flagellation that is mainlining bad news.
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In fact, the president often went on Twitter after indulging in another addiction: watching TV. "The president and the first lady had separate bedrooms in the residence," writes Woodward.
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It's easy to paint him as a vanity candidate who is indulging in fashionable socialism to build his thought-leader credentials, like a smarter, more detail-oriented Howard Schultz.
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Scarcely a day has gone by in the past month without some new breaking news about powerful men in show business or politics indulging vulgar and often illegal appetites.
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Casual sex is more common in media now than it was 30 years ago, but it's still rare to see Black characters indulging in it — Black women in particular.
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And there's no reason for anyone to continue indulging Depp in his bizarre need to be on the biggest screens in the world, while hiding behind makeup and effects.
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The chewing of tobacco has long associations with baseball but players are already banned from indulging in the habit in ball parks in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Boston.
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They occasionally had trouble indulging or recovering from tangential lines of questions, but still, they had a wider range of knowledge to draw from when put on the spot.
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He's having the best time, and in doing so, he's also finally indulging fans in his larger-than-life personality, bridging his trademark silly humor with his fatherly persona.
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Each work seems to exist in a sort of Twilight Zone, simultaneously indulging in absurdities that could never happen in our world while critiquing society as we know it.
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But the trite phrase that gets casually thrown around to deflect shame over indulging in a vice is not only a misnomer, it's a potentially harmful one at that.
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Note to Brexiters indulging in spectacular Whataboutery on Vote Leave/electoral commission: you either believe in the rule of law and its application to democratic processes… or you don't.
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The "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star shared some photos from a professional shoot in which she was scantily clad to make a joke about her love of holiday indulging.
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Yardeni was often seen nearby while the WeWork CEO was indulging his notorious Don Julio 1942 tequila habit, and when people were smoking weed, according to one former employee.
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As more damaging details emerge, Trump is indulging in his habitual practice of abandoning a position that has become untenable and constructing a new reality that better suits him.
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She suspects that some white Trump supporters are indulging in new freedom to be politically incorrect now that the nation's first African-American president is on the way out.
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In this show's catalog, the art historian Patrizia Cavazzini provides a bulging register of artists brawling in taverns, and even, after Caravaggio's example, indulging in a little light murder.
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Now, he's back to indulging his more idiosyncratic side with the new Unsane, a movie that Soderbergh announced he shot in secret last July, on iPhones, and financed himself.
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Her work was sexual without at all indulging a pornographic gaze, and she is often referred to as the mother of feminist art due to her work with flowers.
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They also shutdown most of the region's numerous privately-owned teahouses, the traditional center of Azerbaijani social life, where discussing politics was as commonplace as indulging in hot tea.
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President Trump doesn't appear to actually be indulging in the "post caucus snack" as Ivanka writes, but she is proudly holding up what looks like a burger and fries.
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With his social media attacks on the likes of Rosie O'Donnell and Ted Cruz's wife Heidi, Trump has shown he has no shame -- and rather enjoys indulging in it.
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Their conversations were on and off, but a constant theme was Adams fretting about Ava's age — and asking to keep their exchanges secret — while also indulging in sexual scenarios.
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The German news media focused no little energy indulging the (occasionally overblown) lore of Liverpool's home, bolstered by the host's run to the final of this competition last year.
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As Halloween rolls around, workers across the country will be bringing fall-themed treats into the office, participating in company costume contests and indulging their creepiest sensibilities with scary movies.
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If you worry that you, or someone you know, is indulging a young child by allowing him or her to cross-dress or do otherwise non-stereotypical activities, think again.
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After a few "challenges" in her first trimester, Chabert, 33, is now "feeling great" and is busy indulging in her pregnancy cravings — albeit not the stereotypical pickles and ice cream.
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This is how Louis C.K. shone a light on dark impulses in his comedy, until it was revealed that he was indulging some of those impulses outside his comedic material.
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The episode was criticized for indulging in "nearly every hackneyed orientalist cliché going," and it's widely regarded as one of the worst in the series, largely for that very reason.
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As a burgeoning politician, indulging in writing is not as not as shrewd as say, taking up golf as a hobby in order to better network with the higher-ups.
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The spinning instructor was echoing a message we've been getting for years: As long as you get on that bike or treadmill, you can keep indulging — and still lose weight.
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Not because I feel guilty or wrong, but because they have pointed out the privilege I am currently indulging in by being able to return to my parents' country alone.
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Chrissy Teigen and her family — husband John Legend and daughter Luna Legend — have been indulging in an international getaway and inciting intense wanderlust with every photo and Snapchat they post.
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Mr. Trump went rogue last week in West Virginia, tossing aside prepared remarks about the tax measure that he deemed "boring" and indulging in a lengthy rant against illegal immigration.
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It's not indulging in Netflix or alcohol or sex that leads to transformation, the thinking goes: it's road tripping up the California coast or soaking in an Icelandic hot spring.
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Besides, marrying one's half-brother would've been well within the bounds of accepted Targaryen incest, even if Tywin couldn't accept "his own" children indulging in it right under his nose.
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Perhaps because his brain is no longer being affected by those 'harmful' wi-fi waves, Assange explored the analog side of himself by indulging his inner child through make-believe.
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Where most love songs to this day communicate through shared figurative/idiomatic language, Prince describes erotic matters with exaggerated, pornographic candor, indulging every filthy fantasy that pops into his head.
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Ari Lennox "Whipped Cream" Ari Lennox sings about a familiar moment: when you're killing time (possibly indulging your sweet tooth) and waiting for your love to come back to you.
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In fact, by November last year, we weren't just taking longer showers — we were indulging in a ton more beauty products that soothed our minds as much as our skin.
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It's probably inevitable that a show so committed to indulging a single character's nihilistic fantasies about his own self-importance would eventually start to get lost in its own hollowness.
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At the risk of indulging in cozy liberal pieties, maybe the courage of American ideals is enough; maybe we can make the grayzone a home, rather than a strategic consideration.
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And if you're really looking to build out your badass bath collection, know that a smoky gray bath bomb also exists and is ideal for indulging in the Sunday Scaries.
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Succession isn't quite apolitical — it clearly thinks being able to accumulate this level of wealth is absurd — but it's not above indulging in that wealth just a little bit, too.
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Mariah Carey had a vision of suds, and it was all that she turned out to be: Even when she's indulging in some downtime, she's still operating at maximum Mimi.
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I used to not be able to get good buffalo wings when I lived on the Upper East Side, but I moved to Brooklyn in August, and I've been indulging.
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One of the easiest ways to keep on this path (while still indulging getting what you need), is to embrace all the long-weekend sales coming up on the calendar.
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In general, indulging those temptations is a disastrous idea—but it is also possible to imagine Democrats using the GOP's bind, and general disarray, to end debt limit brinkmanship forever.
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His discoveries, he wrote, a bit huffily, so infuriated a "particular set of scholars" that they "derived pleasure in indulging in the most unparliamentary language" questioning the identity of Kapilavastu.
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However, before indulging in schadenfreude about Macron's current political tribulations, it is well to recall that he was likely France's last best hope for much needed market-based economic reform.
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Maybe it's partly because other design fields have recently been indulging in the Danish notion of hygge, a simple, homely warmth and pleasure taken in the simple things in life.
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Mike's glacial drift into becoming a murderer for hire — enable the show to stay recognizable and real while simultaneously indulging every crime-genre flight of fancy it can cook up.
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"Indulging in Holocaust rhetoric belongs to an earlier era of Israeli political discourse and reveals an anachronistic way of thinking that's out of step with contemporary Israeli discourse," he said.
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Bachman read a copy of Bourdain's bestseller "Kitchen Confidential," which recounts more than two decades of Bourdain's life, working in restaurants and indulging vices, from cocaine to heroin to booze.
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There's something here for every type of traveler, whether you want to spend your time off being pampered, indulging in some much-needed retail therapy, or exploring the great outdoors.
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Mr. Trump, with his penchant for indulging his nationalist impulses and disregarding foreign policy doctrine, is a perfect vessel for carrying that culture war abroad, with potentially far-reaching consequences.
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"At a moment that cries out for visionary leadership and radical change, the pope is indulging in make-believe and misdirection," said Anne Barrett Doyle, a co-director of BishopAccountability.
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Bayern Munich made it despite indulging in a crisis so profound halfway through that its preening potentates had to call a news conference to rail against a "disrespectful" news media.
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But over the course of eight episodes, each character put a lot of stock into selling the appearance of moving forward while indulging their time-honored bullshit on the side.
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" Never complaining about her Senate responsibilities or publicly indulging in might-have-beens, Klobuchar did concede, "We have this momentum going, and you want to be part of that momentum.
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There's a certain self-righteous pleasure in hating Trump, as well as an entire cottage industry devoted to indulging that hatred, which would mostly vanish the moment he left office.
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Even when you're not indulging in the sounds and organ-reordering acceleration of the DB11, you're still audience to one of the most stylish modern luxury interiors on the planet.
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However, the attorney general lashed out at former FBI leaders and at the media for indulging theories about collaboration between Russia and the Trump campaign even after contradictory evidence emerged.
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He said that he was indulging his curiosity within the boundaries of his own property, and, because his guests were unaware of his voyeurism, they were not affected by it.
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It's also fair to say that "Remain" looked like it was going to win in the days leading up to the vote, and many voters felt comfortable indulging their protest reflex.
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When asked if they wished they had chosen a larger home, 33% responded with a resounding "yes," and only 9% revealed they would rather be indulging in the tiny house trend.
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"This is a horrible reminder of our nation's epidemic of self-indulging with substance abuse without regard of the consequences," Lake Hallie Police Department Chief Cal Smokowicz said in a statement.
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For the moment, the order is still a draft, and it's unclear how serious the proposal is or whether someone at the White House is just indulging the president's power fantasies.
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If he can couple that with a more disciplined approach that does not include indulging his simmering resentments, he could re-inspire market hopes for a period of faster economic growth.
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But we quickly discover Fury's only indulging in a simulation of Hawaiian holiday, thanks to some super-high-tech trickery, and is actually aboard an eye-popping spacecraft of some sort.
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After all, what small town resident has to deal with a secret twin popping up to steal their fortune or a serial killer who preys upon youths indulging in party drugs?
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We always joke that we're doing too much or are going too over the top, but our producer (and honorary member) Paul Mack keeps indulging us, so we roll with it.
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Pleasure-seeking behavior — like indulging suspenseful works of fiction — can be an advantageous adaptation, so long as it's not regularly abused (One 2017 study found it could lead to sleep-deprivation).
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Though there's never a bad time to partake in a horror movie marathon, even lukewarm-to-the-genre audiences can't resist indulging in a few cheap thrills once October rolls around.
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Like any other media with an active fan base, Cursed Child has been criticized for a couple of supposed slights, but that's certainly not stopping anyone from indulging in the magic.
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This elegant and adorable exploration into pleasure, brought to us by BarkBox, starts with a relaxed pug indulging in the satisfaction of a belly rub from a single Portuguese back scratcher.
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Even relatively small expenses, such as indulging in a gourmet coffee from a premium coffee shop every morning, can really add up - and decrease the amount of money you can save.
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"It's just people getting their rocks off and indulging in what makes them excited," says Eckstut, indifferent to the fact that the livelihoods of hundreds of women rely upon his website.
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The suggestion is that without indulging in his fantasy life with Karl on the regular, Danny was able to make it work in the real world, with his real romantic relationship.
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This basically means I really enjoy locking people up who have the same fetish but on the "receiving" side, teasing them about being let out and indulging them with their fetish.
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Eating solid food is so dangerous for Matthew, his parents say, that after indulging in just one potato chip during a field trip last year the teen had to be hospitalized.
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But more often than not, porn likes to lean into the juxtaposition of a bumbling and kindly old man indulging in the carnal pleasures most humans crave without breaking his character.
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You can also stick it to the man by simply not indulging in the corporately manufactured holiday, supporting grossly mistreated Amazon workers by sending those Amazon emails straight to the garbage.
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Before this caked up cutie was a Hollywood treat, he was just another suited up little man indulging his sweet tooth in Los Angeles, CA. Can you guess who he is?
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One of the most glorious aspects of indulging in a Calippo, is the juicy melty bits at the bottom of the packet that you end up sucking out of the packaging.
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Rather than indulging in nostalgia, they acknowledge this dilemma, almost approaching a strange double consciousness; the propulsive energy signals an unsentimental determination to enjoy life even if they're not supposed to.
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Through a maze of corridors we reach his office, where he tinkers with everything from TV sets to new internet-of-things devices (when he's not indulging his other hobby: guns).
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The Abbott character represents left-wing hypocrisy, mourning the evils of capitalism while indulging in its rewards (the real Ms Abbott faced criticism for sending her son to a private school).
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Plus, as she notes in the story, Lorelai and Rory hardly ever finish their on-screen meals, so even they aren't indulging as much as the show would have you believe.
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In the opening story of Jackson's fervent debut, a group of ambitious young artists and entrepreneurs spend a week in Palm Springs indulging in excess, ennui and angst about the future.
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Mehle (pronounced MAY-lee) admitted to indulging in trivia and superficiality, but was unapologetic about her professed mission: to add some spice to the quotidian lives of her millions of readers.
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He's been extracting people from cults for more than 30 years, and he approaches the subject of indoctrination in a thoughtful, evidence-based way, while still indulging my fascination with weirdness.
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Although Ferrato focuses on designing his own line and indulging the whims of celebs with exclusive one-of-one collabs, he still does the occasional Nike homage to appease loyal customers.
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Even if the conversation didn't really give the other person a reason to like you, he or she will think better of you subconsciously just for indulging this or her ego.
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Part of his genius was his inscrutable slipperiness—the rock star as shadow emperor projecting orgiastic fantasies, writing odes to Andy Warhol and Bob Dylan, and indulging in opulent drug binges.
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Most of our group of eight is over 21 and indulging in a responsible amount of LandShark Lager, but the few others are careful to wave off any wine-wielding waiters.
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He taught himself how to program in Basic on a little-used computer he discovered in the math building's basement, indulging in some light hacking on the computers at nearby Dartmouth.
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While some found Judge Kavanaugh's college drinking unexceptional, nearly a dozen others said they recalled his indulging in heavy drinking, with some characterizing it as outside the norms of college life.
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By the time Trump took office and hyperbolic news seemed to break every hour, Colbert's tolerance for indulging his own disbelief had started to dissolve in front of our very eyes.
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His selection, along with the nomination of the hard-line C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo, as secretary of state, shows the degree to which Mr. Trump is indulging his worst nationalistic instincts.
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While indulging in the thrills (hands up, always), I'm also taking these rides very seriously, thinking about the quality of the engineering and scrutinizing the mechanics of each rise and fall.
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In arguing Russia's cause, the President is yet again indulging his bizarre and unexplained deference to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who appears devoted to undermining the democratic values the G27 represents.
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So, let's start with talking about Bodega, and the pros and cons of being mad at Bodega, and then the pros and cons of... JW: Indulging in all this existential horror.
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The event is fashioned as an off-site exercise in legislative sausage-making, with Republican members of both congressional chambers talking agenda by day and indulging in occasional cocktails by nightfall.
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Let's not forget, though, that the current moment is the apotheosis of a decades-old Republican strategy of indulging racial and ethnic resentments to expand and consolidate the party's political power.
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"Anyone with a conscience and sense of justice should boycott and object to this instead of supporting and indulging it," Geng Shuang, a ministry spokesman, said, according to Chinese news reports.
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My husband visited our 30-year-old Serbian-born pizza waiter in his dreary, communist-style apartment, indulging in the traditional shots of welcome brandy at 9:30 in the morning.
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Nor did it assuage the concerns of friends and relatives who argued at the time that Ms. Rose was "indulging" her child and pushing ever closer to the great trans abyss.
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"We've gotten to a place where it is normal to drink diet soda because people have the false impression that it is healthier than indulging in a regular soda," Swithers said.
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" Megara agrees, saying at the end of the day some people just enjoy indulging in their toenail fetish as it's about "ingesting a part of their mistress or having a keepsake.
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"There are companies working on Latin American remittances, banking the unbanked, and improving social conditions using technology," he said, before indulging in the kind of utopian flourish typical of true believers.
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One big thing the reality star learned during the time she was expecting both her children was how to prioritize potty time while simultaneously indulging a little in the kindness of others.
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In the New York Times op-ed, Bush accused the president of "indulging in some revisionist history" by privately telling people he did not believe the voice on the tape was him.
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It's more interested in coming across as badass, without acknowledging how it's accomplishing that, or what kind of toxic ideology it's spreading by indulging in the worst kinds of faux edgy art.
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I feel it is necessary to give each selection its space, and hopefully the listeners will also spend time with each release before moving on to indulging their ears with the next.
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Tenuous trade truce Trump has repeatedly slammed China for indulging in what he says are unfair trade practices, particularly with regards to access to its giant market, intellectual property and technology transfers.
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For a man who has reached the pinnacle by indulging his impulses, the next breach of the comity and common purpose he called for Tuesday night may only be a tweet away.
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Even as Trump has grown increasingly unpopular and down-ballot Republicans have increasingly paid the price for indulging him, the institutional Republican Party has become more rather than less supportive of Trump.
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Rich households, perhaps wanting to be seen to be eating healthily, claimed to consume less of it than they did, whereas poor ones, possibly indulging in wishful thinking, claimed to eat more.
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She focused on securing the support of hardline Brexiteers, who were suspicious because she had backed Remain, by drawing hard negotiating red lines and indulging in fiery rhetoric about "citizens of nowhere".
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According to Vanity Fair, they apparently haven't been indulging in pies as much as their co-star—both of their figures have remained the same since they signed on to the film.
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But whether you're indulging in the latest gossip about your favorite celebrity couple, or having a difficult conversation with your partner, body language is all around us — and more fascinating than ever.
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It's easy for Disney to make a crowd-pleasing blockbuster that plays it safe and stays true to tired story conventions, indulging in excessive references and cameos to familiar beats and characters.
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On TV and the radio, that meant scantily clad Spice Girls preaching "girl power" and the women of Sex and the City indulging their appetites for sex and shoes with equal lust.
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After attending Valentino on Sunday, it appears the actress decided to take a break from the bustle of the season, indulging in a little self-pampering, and a whole lot of memes.
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"What's new are the other reports of the observations of Hillary Clinton's behavior and mannerisms," Pierson said during an appearance on MSNBC, after being asked why the campaign was indulging the rumors.
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For the first time since we met him, Reggie takes a break from The Work; he's going to therapy, doing drugs with Troy (Brandon Bell), and indulging in a little sympathy sex.
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There has to come a point in our sporting lives when we stop indulging in ginned-up nonsense that distracts us from the fact that nothing happening on the actual court matters.
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But as his administration plays out, Trump may begin to face increasing questions about whether such an approach -- indulging a personality that needs constant public praise -- could be come a political liability.
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The final evacuation didn't occur until weeks later, when Joseph "Joe" Del Campo found himself constipated and unable to urinate after indulging too heavily in the food portion of a reward challenge.
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By placing Donald Trump at the top of the ticket and indulging his nativism and xenophobia, the Republican Party has said with its actions that it doesn't want Latinos in its tent.
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Instead of indulging in those grab-and-go breakfasts, I decided to make a large batch of homemade whole-wheat banana-chocolate-chip muffins, which I shared with some of my colleagues.
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Time stamp: 16 minutes At another point, Mr. Trump, while indulging a familiar lament — that other countries are not trading fairly with the United States — unleashed a tirade against the European Union.
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First, there was Corey Lewandowski, an operative from New Hampshire, who oversaw Trump's rise from reality-television star to Republican-primary front-runner, but who was seen as indulging his erratic behavior.
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" As for indulging her sweet tooth, she said, "I'm going do bread pudding ... it has brown butter apples and a yummy glaze and bourbon in there, which is great for the holidays.
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Earlier this month, Ranieri seemed to admit that he had, perhaps, stood by his players for too long, indulging the stalwarts of the championship victory too many opportunities to recapture their form.
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And while the show's dialogue, especially, is defined by broad vulgarity, beneath that surface is an experiment in skewering a benighted milieu without indulging in the very things that made it appalling.
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But the way American cities do business, these kinds of costs simply aren't considered when zoning rules are made, meaning there's no check on indulging the regulatory whims of anti-development busybodies.
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Emotionally strategic and materially demanding, she leads a life of domesticated excess, indulging in all the "gold dinnerwear, sporting-goods trees, nectarines, garbage disposals, [and] bumpless noses" that daddy's money can buy.
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You should be fully yourself and fully indulging into your feelings, and exploring your ego, and your dark sides, and your fantasies, and your positive sides, and everything, whatever you want. Art.
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The star recently postponed her European tour to take care of herself during an ongoing battle with fibromyalgia, and from the looks of this image, she's definitely indulging in a self-care Sunday.
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To avoid sweet tooth cravings or indulging in take-out, Jameson said she drinks water — except for an occasional Fresca soda — cooks her own food, and keeps her fridge stocked with appetizing options.
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It's easy (not to mention tempting) to plan an entire vacation in Austin focused specifically on eating, and the city plays host to no shortage of options for indulging whatever your palate craves.
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And though indulging in festive gear doesn't typically come cheap, bloggers (and BFFs!) Essie Golden and Kelly Augustine are here with a plus collection for Fashion to Figure that's beautiful and budget-conscious.
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Kane has been indulging a love for Crocs for a few seasons now, starting with spring 2017, which featured the notorious shoe style done up with a marble pattern and decorated with stones.
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Royals was born seven years ago, when Hawkins, an Alabama-based author of young adult and middle grade fiction, was indulging in one of her favorite pastimes: Voyeuristically ogling the British royal family.
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After indulging earlier in his career on material things, the two-time All-Star says he has since curbed his spending on cars and clothing, preferring to save his money for the future.
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As a candidate, Mr. Edwards had charged Mr. Jindal, who used highly creative bookkeeping methods in an effort to hew to a no-tax pledge, with indulging in "fictions" in the budgeting process.
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Along with a selfie of the couple indulging in animal-print face masks, Pratt included photos of himself kissing her cheek as well as a smiley image of Schwarzenegger clipping her boyfriend's toenails.
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The secretive and suspicious Tiberius, who is said to have spent his last years on Capri, indulging his perverse fantasies by forcing the children of the elite to perform in pornographic floor shows.
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Instead of indulging the rumors that swirled following the accident regarding Kennedy's state of inebriation and his potential romantic involvement with Kopechne, Chappaquidick presents the facts — which are disturbing enough on their own.
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The singer, 36, took to Twitter Saturday to draw a relatable parallel between how indulging a bit over the season has led to a certain article of clothing feeling less comfortable than usual.
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But even indulging in some tried-and-true Archer traditions doesn't take away from the fact that season seven feels like a real evolution for its characters — because they're being forced to evolve.
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And while other holidays are also known for sweets — Thanksgiving has pumpkin pie, and Valentine's Day has chocolates — there's nothing quite like indulging in the "fun size" sugary bites of All Hallows' Eve.
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I spend the rest of the journey thinking about the bagel I'm going to make when I get home while also indulging my inner emo teenager by listening to 30 Seconds To Mars.
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While Philip is careful to rebuke the advances of local women, Mike has no problem indulging in infidelity — and relaying their adventures back to the men of their lunch club via snail mail.
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Justin Timberlake Teaming Up With Dax Shepard for New Game Show &aposSpin the Wheel&apos "This is my husband indulging my totally irrational Cirque du Soleil dream," Biel captioned the amazing Instagram video .
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Currently slated for a runtime of two years, Gaga's residency will be divided into two separate shows—Lady Gaga Enigma and Lady Gaga Jazz and Piano—indulging all sides of her musical artistry.
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After that, I had to resort to only indulging in Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, and king of them all, Froot Loops as an after school sweet treat or an after dinner dessert.
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A perfect meal if you want to feel better about indulging in the sweets ahead… Carrot Cake The classic carrot cake you know and love, with layers on layers of cream cheese frosting.
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While it's easy to get annoyed with the shameless vanity of our friends when our social media feeds are overrun with selfies, one can hardly get mad at Curiosity for indulging its narcissism.
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Unlike her last few tours, she gracefully skips over condensed 30-second hit medleys in favor of indulging full tracks, peppering in nods to Kendrick, Sister Nancy, J Balvin, Juvenile, and Nina Simone.
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Of course, the big danger with indulging this much in the "it was all a dream" trope, especially this early in a show's run, is that the audience knows it's not a dream.
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I acknowledge that some stars are so creative, bring in so much money, attract so much attention, or win so much that it is difficult to resist recruiting, tolerating, indulging and celebrating them.
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But, if the idea of indulging in possibly the softest pair of pajamas you'll ever touch (a pair that even Oprah counts as her favorite) is at all intriguing, you should keep reading.
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But definitely the food, wine, beautiful French countryside kind, where the main pleasure of the film is looking at things that very privileged people are enjoying and imagining yourself also indulging in them.
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And while Cuba should be dissuaded from propping up the Maduro regime, that should not be a pretext for indulging the right-wing obsession with maintaining a permanent freeze on relations with Cuba.
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Totally unspoiled with screensaver views in every direction, Tikehau Island places you away from the over-saturated crowds of (big-spending) honeymooners on Bora Bora while still indulging you in overwater accommodation luxury.
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His selection, which required a waiver from the state education commissioner for a noneducator to qualify, set off a howl from conservative politicians, who called him a rich liberal indulging his social conscience.
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Just watch out for over-indulging; aside from partying too hard, you may be connecting with people on a deeper level at this time, and a powerful heart-to-heart could take place.
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It was an effort by his campaign to bury the news of Trump disavowing the racist conspiracy theory that he spent most of Obama's presidency indulging by celebrating the heroic service of others.
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They'd say he's too ensnared by neoliberal dogma in counting on price mechanisms to drive necessary change, and he'd say they're indulging in central planning fallacies that will end in boondoggles and tears.
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"Americans are looking forward to pampering and indulging their loved ones with flowers, candy, dinner and all of the other Valentine's Day stops," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said in a statement.
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You read these lines, I tell you to do this, I tell you to do that — and this and that involved indulging in sexual fantasies and then going to masturbate in the toilet.
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The music that Salieri wrote for this tacked-on pageant wins no awards for cultural sensitivity, indulging in the sort of mildly exotic rhythmic repetition that passed for "African" on the opera stage.
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We still spent a lot of time together — shooting up Coke cans in the backyard with BB guns, going to the movies and indulging in junk food when his appetite started coming back.
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He worked for the Washington State Department of Transportation before retiring several years ago, his brother said, and spent much of his time since then indulging his passion for travel and for trains.
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Putting reasonable boundaries in place has many benefits, so try no-phone zones at home and, at work, practice focusing intensely for around 45 minutes and then indulging in a 15-minute break.
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Finnish photographer Juhamatti Vahdersalo has been indulging in every child's fantasy of building a Lego paradise for himself, complete with out-of-body horror, bloody entrails, viscera — you know, all the usual stuff.
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While eating gold may sound unwise, edible gold is safe to consume, however "there are no nutritional or health benefits associated with indulging in this extravagant food", Deborah Orlick Levy, a nutrition expert said.
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People with Celiac would, theoretically, pop a capsule of these enzymes before indulging in a gluten-y meal, kind of like someone who is lactose intolerant taking a Lactaid before eating an ice cream.
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Work up an appetite in the well-equipped (and mirrored) gym before indulging in wine from the vast temperature-controlled cellar and fare from the chef-style kitchen or outdoor wood burning stone fireplace.
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The 31-year-old Cambridge graduate told police that six weeks after he started buying cocaine directly from a dealer, he was vastly indulging in the drug, as well as alcohol and paid sex.
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As well as indulging his narcissism, the July Fourth event is highlighting his typical profligacy with public money, questionable ethics, a lack of transparency and a measure of chaos in the last minute organization.
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The limited edition wine is available now, so if the idea of indulging in two trendy beverages at once is appealing, be sure to grab a bottle before it gets way too warm outside.
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Summer getaways can involve, but aren't limited to: breaking out of our daily routines, spending well SPF-ed time in the sun, indulging in good food, and probably just a little bit of partying.
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Last week, her most significant contribution to next year's presidential race so far became indulging in the same game, effectively accusing Democratic challenger and Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard of being the preferred choice of Russia.
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It took six months for Ludwik to recover, but now he is making up for lost time, indulging in all the finer things in life and entertaining an Instagram audience of over 19,000 followers.
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NAPPING NEMATODES The fact that honeybees and other insects are known to doze off brings up a salient question—what is the simplest organism that has ever been observed indulging in something resembling naptime?
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A spokesman for Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused German politicians on Monday of indulging in populism after Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would seek an end to Ankara's European Union membership talks.
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And Stein will have to travel back to Cincinnati on Sunday to host another rally, meaning the wi-fi ambivalent presidential candidate sure is indulging in the luxuries of fossil fuel-burning these days.
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Daily Mail scare stories about Coronation Street stars "indulging in FASHIONABLE new drug HIPPY CRACK" presumably don't hurt either, with readers realizing it's relatively harmless stuff and deciding to try it out for themselves.
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The other problem here is that, when it comes to labelling a footballer the 'new' someone else on the basis of little more than skin colour and background, pundits are essentially indulging soft prejudices.
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From one person's caffeine fix to tending to a kitchen full of guests in the morning, this double-sided coffee maker guarantees the right size without under-indulging or leaving too much left over.
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Letting go of your time management a bit, indulging in some sweet car games and watching the world go by is the best way to make the most of a classic open-road vacation.
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As recently as last month, his office was still indulging in its favorite pastime of passing the blame to Mayor Bill de Blasio, even though de Blasio is not in charge of the subway.
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After a couple of singles indulging his more chart-ready impulses, your favorite masked marauder Marshmello's back with another track that feels as wonderfully oversaturated and overstimulated as a colorized black-and-white film.
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Directed by Kyle Rogers, the sultry video marks a departure from the childlike image she portrayed on "Pilates," with Don indulging in champagne toasts and bubble baths while being fed grapes by mysterious men.
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And, with all due respect to Dr. Fill, a computer will never derive the joy out of deciphering a tough clue, slapping themselves in the forehead and indulging in that elusive, addictive "Aha!" moment.
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The time leading up to the holidays can often take a physical toll as well, if you're indulging in special food, more drinks than usual, and/or later bedtimes to account for social activities.
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"Google was found to be indulging in practices of search bias and by doing so, it causes harm to its competitors as well as to users," the CCI said in its 190-page judgment.
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The announcers geeked out over the costumes in the crowd, indulging in "Star Wars" trivia and puns as runners left in waves, quickly heading into Disney Adventure Park and then to fabled Disneyland itself.
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Patrick Walker: I can't overemphasize how much I agree with you on the "cult of personality" and gratuitous nature of so many interviews; reading "artists" indulging in their own myth-building and so forth.
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Instead of renegade robots preying on humans, the show zeroed in on the nascent humanity of these artificial constructs, contrasted with the brutality inflicted upon them by people indulging their darkest impulses and fantasies.
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Since rejoining though, with his old pictures deleted, Michael Stipe has been reborn as some sort of still life human emoji documentarian, indulging in what is essentially just a running account of his face.
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His choice of words and phrases reminds us that we have become a nation indulging in name-calling and name checks, led by the man that less than half the voters elected as President.
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Vapers have been discussing this unintended side-effect of their new habit for years on forums and message boards, saying vaping has helped them from mindless snacking or indulging their sweet tooth too often.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For more than a decade, tennis fans have been over-indulging in the greatest box-set rivalries the sport has known as Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic battled for supremacy.
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"He was reportedly injured with a blunt object in a law and order situation where a violent crowd was indulging in stone pelting," Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Dilbag Singh told Reuters.
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A buffet table offers the opportunity for "indulging in the sensory experience of wine tasting," offering surprisingly effective examples of different aromas and textures, and the opportunity to test your nose if so inclined.
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She also adds that a quick at-home yoga session, a hot shower or indulging in your favorite podcasts are other self-care things you can do when taking a healthy break from work.
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These days, he's happy to work 7 days a week, indulging his creative side as a barber and teaching assistant, learning and sharing what he knows about how to cut and style people's hair.
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And with a problem like North Korea, which has a slim margin for error and a high likelihood of misunderstanding due to North Korea's international isolation, President Trump indulging in it is incredibly reckless.
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By then, the consequences of a winter spent hibernating and indulging in comfort foods become all too stark, and one must face the sad fact that last summer's cargo shorts are a tad snug.
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Man, vice president of a textile-and-apparel company in Hong Kong, plans two more trips by private jet this year, part of a growing number of owners indulging their pets on specialist holidays.
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By the 1990s, as a teenager on school vacation, I was indulging in the illicit thrill of the daytime talk shows, my beloved Oprah, Phil Donahue and Ricki Lake, all available here in Australia.
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"Google was found to be indulging in practices of search bias and by doing so, it causes harm to its competitors as well as to users," the CCI said in a 190-page order.
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Because of who Trump is, and how he's spun his abiding flaws of character into ideological selling points for his base, he was simply unable to help himself from indulging in ridiculous, scandalous behavior.
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Still, McCain was also a throwback, enjoying friendships with rivals across the political aisle, and indulging in the back-slapping bonhomie of the Senate, where he invariably held court to a crowd between votes.
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When a character dies in just the way a loved one paranoiacally feared he might, the reader feels not the chilling hand of fate but the heavier one of an author indulging in overwriting.
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Just in case you didn't have enough outlets for indulging your TV geek tendencies on the internet, the Simpsons quote generator Frinkiac has added a whole new dimension to its already thorough search engine.
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Nassir is one of those celebrated Iranian painters from a generation that stands at the transitional moment between the strictures of modern art and the precariousness of the contemporary moment, probably indulging in both.
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As usual for this franchise, Fallout has a convoluted plot that's hardly worth the trouble it takes to explain, since it's really just an excuse to trot around the globe indulging in extravagant set pieces.
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Brown won't be sitting down for a Halloweentown marathon with Kountz, 40, this year ("That would be so weird!" the actress protests), but her October celebrations do include indulging in candy corn and dressing up.
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The 37-year-old mother of two (almost three, as she'll be adding a new addition via surrogate soon) credits her toned tummy to the new diet plan after a holiday season full of indulging.
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When the A Star Wars Story movies were first announced, they seemed like an opportunity for the franchise to go a little wild, indulging in one-off tales or experimenting with different styles or tones.
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Musically, while other rappers rhymed about indulging in weed and Ecstasy and privately snorted cocaine, this film shows Wayne giddily mixing lean as his manager exasperatingly dealt with his artist in the grip of addiction.
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In this world, you can spend your time up in the air getting your work done, resting, relaxing or just indulging in some straight-up entertainment, all without ever having to move from your seat.
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Mr Aronofsky clearly understands the tropes and formulas of his medium and spends the first half of his film indulging in them, perhaps to tell the audience how dull it could have been without him.
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Knoll admitted to NPR that she's spent a fair amount of time indulging in the "guilty pleasure" of binging reality TV herself, which certainly shows in her extraordinarily familiar — yet still surprising — RHONY-inspired characters.
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John Jones is probably best known to the world at large as one-fourth the Baltimore based noise wrecking crew Dope Body, but he's also spent the last couple of years indulging more experimental fascinations.
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In a recent study published in Nutrients, they found that indulging in a high-sugar treat (like a large bottle of soda) while on a high-fat, low-carb diet can actually damage blood vessels.
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But it's no surprise under the circumstances that many voters—whether they are Hillary Clinton supporters indulging in wishful thinking, or Trump opponents fearful of his presidency—would be susceptible to conspiracy theories this year.
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To that end, Dr. Eric Mueller, DVM, chatted with Fox News on the risks of pet obesity, common myths about canine and feline nutrition, and how to show pets affection beyond indulging them with food.
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If all news is fake news and Drake is a fake journalist for indulging in fake interviewing, not to be confused with real interviewing, which is certainly fake, does that not make him a…………….. journalist?
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When my eyes land on a story I really want to read, I simply click on the browser extension and save it for later instead of breaking my productive stride and indulging in the moment.
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We were not made great as a country by indulging or even exalting our worst impulses, turning against ourselves, glorying in the things which divide us, and calling fake things true and true things fake.
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REUTERS - Markets remained volatile throughout the week and ended with small gains as upsides were capped due to the United States and China indulging in tit-for-tat tariffs on imports, denting investors' risk appetite.
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Sure, I kept New York Times and Wall Street Journal tabs open on my laptop, but I was uninterested in indulging in conversation about an election that most everyone could agree was a time bomb.
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For the third year in a row, the country's total consumption of beer, wine, and spirits declined, but the well hasn't quite dried up when it comes to indulging in a tipple at work events.
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On the night before their date with the White Walkers, they wallowed in the cost of this duty, indulging in gallows humor and fellowship to distract from the undead hordes bearing down on the castle.
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The recent attempts to formulate medication to address waning sexual interest has been predicated on the assumption that one possible response — indulging an interest in newer partners — would never be practical and could be destabilizing.
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Unfortunately, when she isn't bashing things, Alita talks and pouts like any teenager, mooning over a boy (Keean Johnson) and indulging in dialogue that sounds closer to after-school-special territory than science-fiction blockbuster.
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Mark Knight and some of his defenders will tell you the outcry against his Serena Williams cartoon, roundly criticized this week for indulging noxious racist imagery, are about "political correctness" or progressive silencing of dissent.
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The town treasurer and tax collector publicly opposed the move, and a village resident took to the local newspaper to suggest the trustees were indulging their personal causes at the expense of prudent portfolio management.
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Ms. Jarrett said she had been indulging in a bit of nostalgia herself by keeping tabs on the former White House photographer Pete Souza's Instagram account, which contains not-so-subtle digs at Mr. Trump.
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There are a few air-conditioned treatment rooms where you can hear the sounds of Miami while indulging in a massage or facial, though the facility is small and not luxurious like in South Beach.
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Here's to indulging in some all-important self-care this holiday season (and in 2020, which is but a mere weeks away!) At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta challenged the opposition on Thursday to come up with alternative policies rather than indulging in the "sport" of criticising after whistling opposition lawmakers disrupted his annual speech to parliament.
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In the past, players might have tried to manage their pain with a handful of Percocet, or by indulging in the over-the-counter medicines that used to be left in bowls in trainer's rooms.
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The Crazy Bitch drawings make mincemeat of Greenbergian flatness, aesthetic pietism, and academic pretentiousness (for starters), indulging in the unschooled pleasures of illusion and decoration, dishing up Lettrist metagraphics by way of the Grateful Dead.
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Until the creative team sees fit to tease more tantalizing reveals, we'll just have to make do with rampant speculation — which is, at least, a pastime in which Star Wars fans have been indulging for decades.
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It also noted a recent short call by a U.S.-based hedge fund manager in May, who told a popular conference that her call was based on the company indulging in channel stuffing and bundled distribution.
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"Having two homes is less about using retirement savings productively than it is about indulging oneself, or eliminating the need to pack while having a place to enjoy and share with friends and family," Weil said.
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As the holidays approach, a page on the CDC's website called "Say No to Raw Dough!" explains all the risks of indulging in a treat that some foodies would argue is yummier than the cookie itself.
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"He was not a person indulging in fantasy or imagining things to the point where he now believed his own imaginative mind, but was simply telling it as it was and is," Gibson told the court.
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When Bear Stearns, an investment bank, was in danger of going bust in 2008, Jimmy Cayne, its chief executive, was indulging his passion for bridge in Nashville, and was out of reach by email or phone.
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We were not made great as a country by indulging in, or even exalting our worst impulses, turning against ourselves, glorifying in the things that divide us and calling fake things true and true things fake.
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And I think the psychedelic landscape of doom/stoner/sludge metal naturally lends itself to people indulging in other habits that put them in altered states of consciousness, so I'm doing the same thing with yoga.
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For a full five minutes, Bell, 35, and Shepard 41, lip-sync like they're a husband-wife duo competing for a championship belt, while indulging in mud baths, dancing in the rain and enjoying African safaris.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The young 2016-17 NBA season is gaining momentum and the avid audience in China is keeping up and indulging a love affair with basketball through a vastly increased access to game action.
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On the same day the High Court in Lahore was indulging in some censorship of its own: a new ruling orders PEMRA to ensure that no channel airs any "anti-judiciary speeches" by PML-N leaders.
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He seems almost Clintonian in his willingness to triangulate on all things Brexitrelated, embracing vague formulae so he can appease both Leavers and Remainers, and indulging in procedural prevarication in order to avoid making difficult decisions.
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Yes, there's a specific day and time of the week that most couples find themselves indulging in a little morning delight, and it was unearthed during a recent study conducted by UK-based pharmacy company Superdrug.
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Most women I know don't mind indulging the occasional partner's foot fantasy, though I have yet to meet a woman who seeks this out or is, herself, stimulated by jerking a man off with her toes.
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And after watching more than seven hours of Godless, it's also a little hard to understand whether Frank is paying tribute to Westerns of old or indulging in their most basic clichés just because he can.
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What we can expect is that the most popular terms will come from the same categories as before: sex and dating, dissing and shaming, gushing and moaning and indulging covertly in all sorts of illicit hedonism.
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Indulging in a treat or even having seconds is almost out of the question for many dieters, especially those of us who have conditioned ourselves to associate pleasure with guilt: Is that cookie REALLY worth it?
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We were not made great as a country by indulging in, or even exalting, our worst impulses —turning against ourselves, glorifying in the things that divide us, and calling fake things true and true things fake.
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Alcohol plays a prevalent role in many cultures, with many of us toasting to big life moments, enjoying happy hours with coworkers or friends, or simply indulging in a few drinks after a long, stressful day.
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Bella's father, indulging her in an absent-minded manner, did not have any real interest in her—this Bella had understood and accepted when she was young, as she had the story of the deaf-mute.
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The number of bands made up of ex-hardcore dudes that both avoid indulging in pointless nostalgia and write new songs that don't make an aging kid cringe with embarrassment can be counted on one hand.
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And where Argento's use of color was partly fetishistic, indulging in a gleeful orgy of violence, Guadagnino uses it to argue that violence — specifically violent social revolution — is not only cathartic but necessary and even inevitable.
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"It seems that technology is likely to present us with a lot of these dilemmas in the future—ways of indulging odious anti-social impulses and sexual fantasies without anyone actually being directly harmed," Finkelhor said.
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Even as I write the question I can see the ghost of Bill — he has screeched to a halt on that bicycle and is dismounting — glowering reproachfully at me for indulging in such clunky Freudian speculation.
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He feared that indulging in cultural politics rather than emphasizing the material interests of American working people, and surrendering the struggle to shape the national vision where that can happen, would lead to such a catastrophe.
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He also got a kick out of indulging the dark fantasies of listeners, such as the 2014 caller fearful that the immigration policies of then-President Barack Obama would lead to the "ethnic cleansing" of whites.
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Whichever tournament he remembers, the finale was the same: England eliminated by Portugal; the players transformed from heroes into villains; the nation then indulging in the sport at which it truly excels: finger-pointing and browbeating.
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In a series of experiments at Stanford University beginning in the 1960s, he led a research team that presented preschool-age children with treats — pretzels, cookies, a marshmallow — and instructed them to wait before indulging themselves.
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Last week, the Senate voted by a narrow margin to decline to hear testimony from Bolton and other witnesses, prompting Democratic accusations that the GOP-led chamb er was indulging in a coverup to save Trump.
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How refreshing to see a presidential candidate actually talking about these issues without indulging in so many of the woke shibboleths that we see from Elizabeth Warren and even from Bernie Sanders from time to time.
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The 44-year-old queen of no-holds-barred music and comedy often bites the cork out of a bottle of chardonnay and spits it at the audience before indulging and then liberally spraying the crowd.
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