And as these emails have become juicier and juicier targets, various people and organizations are trying harder and harder to hack them.
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Twitter's juicier perks included 0003 weeks of paid parental leave.
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China has started throwing juicier morsels at foreign firms, too.
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The patty is essentially a larger, juicier, spicier chicken McNugget.
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That influence was more harmonic: I learned juicier chord progressions.
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And this second episode was just as juicy — if not juicier!
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Whatever the reasons, the stronger economic growth means juicier tax revenues.
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But I do think it makes the bird a little juicier.
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Season two of The Crown looks even juicier than the first!
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This sandwich is a lot of meat — and better, juicier meat.
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Steamed, they are juicier, meatier and less fishy than a mussel.
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In fact, Reichl's story is juicier than a Peter Luger porterhouse.
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Maybe a tidy, sexless peck and then a realer, juicier smooch?
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Linney remains his match, with even juicier character beats this season.
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His twin sister (and lover) Cersei, meanwhile, has a much juicier storyline.
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It's hard to imagine a juicier target for this clearly mounting investigation.
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While I loved both, Fatburger's burger was bigger, juicier, and just plain better.
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Breitbart's brazen shilling for Trump has been one of this election's juicier subplots.
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The chicken was thicker, juicier, and crispier — still not amazing, but not bad.
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The filling is yet more beef, fattier and juicier, sweetened with flecks of onion.
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Whatever the true level of pharmaceutical firms' financial returns, they could become juicier again.
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And, well, turns out this is juicier than the average business deal gone bad.
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As the days pass, each haul is a little less stiff, a little juicier.
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Marinating softens them a little, makes them juicier and a little easier to grill.
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To balance that sentimentality, I found myself wishing the chapter on sex was slightly juicier.
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Some may have been disappointed that the big news wasn't something juicier or more revealing.
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In New York, there's no gossip juicier than the saga of a rent-controlled apartment.
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However, the Field & Sea Combo was strangely better, the steak juicier, the shrimp well grilled.
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The shows that Bill enjoys alone, when he's not blogging or philanthropizing, are even juicier.
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Now that fresh berries are available year round, they are an even better — and juicier — choice.
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Far juicier is a tale of frenemies and alcohol-engorged egos struggling to release their genius.
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But a couple of hours later, Twitter made another announcement that provided a significantly juicier explanation.
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SINCE THEN THERE have been juicier roles and steady acclaim and, of course, more Oscar nominations.
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It was crispy outside and soft inside, with a juicier, more flavorful bite than Olive Garden's calamari.
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But it turns out there's an even juicier hidden item that goes well beyond the game itself.
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In Britain the ruling party has juicier plums to offer MPs, in the form of government jobs.
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But according to a new study, they'll also savor a bigger, juicier meal should the opportunity arise.
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Clinton less than a week to come up with an even juicier midterm gift for Trump & Company.
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Researchers want to make the burgers juicier, so they do not become dry when cooked beyond medium.
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It was juicier than I expected, but there was nothing especially distinctive about the chicken tender's flavor.
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A few days of post-travel hydration and relaxation makes bivalves and crustaceans taste fresher, plumper and juicier.
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It takes pleasure in revealing just how cutthroat reality television can be in pursuit of a juicier story.
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Still, many of the juicier roles don't go to amputees, who are still mostly relegated to the background.
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Even juicier confrontations and jabs happened off camera – and PEOPLE was your eyes and ears behind the scenes.
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Today the mag compiled the juicier tidbits from the Gene Simmons interview that didn't make the oral history.
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The fat will render and you will have a juicier burger from the natural fat inside the patty.
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The market's acceleration is also favoring juicier stocks, and that's raising the market's metabolism so far in 20.83.
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Sunday's matchup in Jacksonville should be juicier, as Jaguars defensive coordinator Todd Wash said Ramsey will shadow Hill.
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And media attention has visibly shifted off the subject, focusing on juicier topics like the Russia-Trump story.
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Forces are already struggling to retain financial investigators, who are lured away by juicier jobs in the private sector.
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But in a wedding movie, the actual wedding party is just a minor event in a larger, juicier tale.
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The chorus gets even juicier, striking the tone of a man and woman wronged and looking to get even.
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It's juicy, that much is sure—much juicier than such a lean cut would be if it were beef.
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Thin-skinned cherry and pear tomatoes tend to be juicier than sturdier grape tomatoes, but use what you have.
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During its first brainstorming session, the group came up with the idea for a hotter, juicier burger, Jasper said.
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The billionaire Jeff Bezos apparently wasn't so lucky — but of course, his phone contents are far juicier than mine.
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Hunting for dinner is of course what humans have always done, the juicier half of our hunter-gatherer origins.
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Brining works faster than salting and can also result in juicier lean cuts since it adds, versus merely retains, moisture.
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The fat will render out and you will have a juicier burger from the natural fat still inside the patty.
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Because of the live set, I started writing differently and wanted to serve up something juicier: more straightforward guitar songs.
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I'm admittedly no epicurean, but I can't say that food came out noticeably juicier than it does from my larger oven.
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Many of those cultivating it have switched from coffee, Ethiopia's biggest export, to one that offers juicier and more stable returns.
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It may seem like a simple, obvious decision: Fresh beef gets hotter faster and tastes juicier, delivering a more appetizing burger.
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This is much more a story show than an acting show, though Ms. Mitchell's soapy performance makes everything that much juicier.
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My jaw hit the ground, because she knew full well that Bolduan was after something juicier than a local-infrastructure tutorial.
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The result, the Crispy Chicken Sandwich, is slightly smaller, with a reformulated marinade and cooking process that makes it crispier and juicier.
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Complete with bones and skin, a whole fish has more flavor and stays juicier and moister than the usual fillets and steaks.
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Summer is right around the corner, which means it's time to prepare for an onslaught of lighter, brighter, juicier, punchier beauty products.
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For grilling, I prefer a larger prawn because it will remain juicier while the smaller prawns have a higher chance of overcooking.
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The mass of questions is tangled, thorny, and probably juicier than anything Paul Erickson could've come up with in one of his tales.
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Tradition calls for pencil-thin, but the final steaks will be juicier if you order them 1/2- to 3/4-inch thick.
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One of the juicier roles that came afterward was that of an assassinated president's slightly crazy mother in the film "Winter Kills" (1979).
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With the help of its powerful jaw, the dinosaur king ripped apart and gobbled up its prey's bones, in addition to any juicier bits.
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Sorry, Jason Blossom (Trevor Stines), but there's a new mystery plaguing the town of Riverdale...and it might come with an even juicier twist.
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Lawmakers are in a perky mood for another reason: they get to influence where a separate, even juicier, dollop of official largesse ends up.
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Hollywood feeds itself on a steady stream of gossip, and there's rarely anything juicier than the shockwaves that emanate from a true celebrity rivalry.
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The intrigue: In one of the juicier scenes, Comey takes readers inside his "loyalty dinner" with Trump, in the White House residence on Jan.
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The news grew juicier by the week: Hush money was paid to a former spymaster during apartheid to keep quiet about the illegal espionage.
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The masterpiece in this category is the same company's Songs of Summer 2013, whose juicier bubblegum textures make the whole thing that much more ridiculous.
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It also helps that continental Europe, where Britons are heavily invested, has recently seen faster economic growth and hence returns on investments have been juicier.
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As for what to expect this time around, according to director Trish Sie (Step Up All In), things will be much "juicier" this time around.
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They want to discourage card churn in search of bonuses, Rossman explained, and instead build customer loyalty with juicier rewards for cardholders who stick around.
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But the senselessness of these murders is too often rewritten as something decidedly juicier and more cinematic: Manson's diabolical revenge on a Hollywood that rejected him.
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In the United States, where beef is far more plentiful than in Taiwan, the chunks of braised meat in the bowl have become bigger and juicier.
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I'm happy Peres survived to tell his tale, but I wish the tale were juicier, and it seems kind of damning that it's not better written.
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Not only will it cook a turkey breast conveniently and easily, but the results are better, juicier and more succulent and reliable than anything you can roast.
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Dark-meat turkey without skin instead of with skin Truth be told, dark-meat turkey is delicious and is typically juicier and more flavorful than white meat.
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From liquid liners to cheek stains and polishes, here are the berry products that we're crushing on this summer — each one juicier and sweeter than the last.
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So that's a typical day, and it's already full of locker room talk, favoritism, and backstabbing (he's secretly gunning to take Alex Levy's [Jennifer Aniston] juicier segments).
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Extra flips allow the steak to cook more quickly (up to 30 percent faster than the one-flip method.) This is what will give you a juicier steak.
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Instead, they were silenced by prosecutors, therapists, and interviewers who refused to listen to their initial assertions and drilled them for juicier answers until they changed their statements.
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This isn't the first time large media outlets have passed over Hawking's dire warnings about climate change in favor of his juicier, more personal claims about the president.
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Not only is Popeyes' sandwich cheaper and bigger, but its chicken is crispier and juicier, its pickles are crunchier and tarter, and its bread is thicker and toastier.
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Domestic asparagus, grown mostly in California, Michigan and Washington, tends to be plumper, juicier and more flavorful than the more fibrous and rubbery imports from Mexico and Peru.
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The Kia Stinger has two engines; the juicier option is the 3.3-liter V6 that makes 365 horsepower and clocks 0 to 60 miles per hour in 5.1 seconds.
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Which is why he also owns J. Frank Publishing, which undertakes contract printing work for other newspapers and commercial clients, and produces banners and signs where margins are juicier.
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At a time when politicians seem shady, and celebrity drama is juicier than ever, it's no wonder people flock to body language experts to explain the world around us.
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"They're a little juicier," said Bob Riley, who was polishing off a Quarter Pounder at an outlet near Dallas' Deep Ellum neighborhood, his third McDonald's meal of the week.
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Just about as delicious was the Morgon from Mr. Lapierre's old friend Jean Foillard, richer and juicier than the Lapierre, but with a similar set of flavors and aromas.
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"We like the Swedish covered bonds market as that offers a juicier yield pickup of about 50-13 basis points compared to the government bonds space," Bernstein's Taylor said.
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Think of it as an herbier, juicier, more tart version of Greek salad, Israeli salad or Indian kachumber, and eat it alongside any rice dish or on its own.
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For the cook, the fat serves several purposes: It insulates the meat, keeping it juicier for longer, giving you a larger margin of error when it comes to cooking.
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Lamb meatballs were unctuous, if a bit dry, rescued by juicier pulled lamb meat below, but it was hard to justify paying thirty dollars for only three of them.
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Mid-career squaddies are leaving, lured by juicier wages and better prospects for promotion in the private sector, particularly for those with skills in areas like cyber-security or engineering.
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Dying her hair platinum blonde and steamrolling her good girl image in Written on the Wind proved to be her big break, earning her an Oscar and juicier film roles.
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The tone colors are juicier and more resonant here, and unlike in the "Daniel Variations" there is a spacious, dreamy section to offset the relentless drive of the outer movements.
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To go along with almost everything, here's her recipe for salad-e Shirazi, a juicier, more tart version of a Greek salad or an Israeli one, with many more herbs.
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Far from your typical Hollywood leading man, Mr. Stuhlbarg nevertheless is making a strong case for juicier parts as he quietly steals scenes in acclaimed films opposite more decorated performers.
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As "Sanditon" progresses, it becomes easier to accept its juicier flourishes as the kind in which Austen herself might have indulged, arguably, if she was still plying her trade now.
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These teams are already underway side by side in the same office building on Pennsylvania Avenue, though this has hardly made the headlines of other juicier aspects of the campaign.
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NEW YORK, June 6 (LPC) - Borrowers tapping the broadly syndicated US leveraged loan market to fund their operations are peddling juicier spreads to attract investors wary of negative headline news.
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On a recent trip to Los Angeles, I ate at both chains, and while I loved my burgers at both, I found that Fatburger's was bigger, juicier, and just better overall.
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I had expected the beef to be juicier by virtue of the thicker patties, but it was just as tough, dry, and off-tasting as the beef in the junior hamburger.
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When a mysterious group called The Shadow Brokers dumped a bunch of hacking tools and exploits allegedly belonging to an NSA-linked group, it also said they had more, juicier stuff.
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The texture of a Honeycrisp is no accident: Its cells have been bred to be bigger than cells in other apples, making the fruit feel juicier and crunchier than its competitors.
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Investors have been drawn to Sweden's covered bonds which boast of a "AAA" rating, backed by mortgages, and offer a juicier yield pickup than its counterparts in the government bond markets.
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A Hercules sitting still on a landing strip made a plum target, juicier probably than a stopped convoy since the flames would rise higher in the sky if it was hit.
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In 2003, the average paycheck for directors at S&P 500 companies was $251,000; a 2016 Bloomberg report on ex-lawmakers joining corporate boards found they earned an even juicier $357,182.
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Just two weeks after the buzziest beauty launch in recent history (also known as Glossier Play), Glossier founder Emily Weiss and her genius P&D associates are back with something even juicier.
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Meanwhile, thanks to a recent hard-fought lawsuit, Palantir is free to bid on an even juicier contract under Trump's administration: an Army computer system that's reportedly worth more than $200 million.
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By doing their own deliveries in cities, where profits are juicier, these firms could leave less money on the table for post offices to cross-subsidise rural services, where costs are higher.
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Meanwhile, the United States—arguably a juicier target for radical Islamists angry at the American footprint in the Middle East—has suffered fewer than a dozen such attacks since September 11, 2001.
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You know, like when Samsung conveniently announced its first folding phone on the day that Apple announced the iPhone XS. But the juicier drama to watch is when a brand upstages itself.
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If Venmo's feed can illuminate the hard truth of who is hanging out with who, Instagram's following tab can illuminate who wants to be hanging out with who — which is arguably juicier.
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Check it out ... Quavo ain't got nothing to say about that, but that's OK because he gives us a much juicier nugget -- Offset's girl is gonna be featured in Migos' third album!!!
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To make things even juicier, InStyle also pointed out that earlier this year, Sheeran said that he would love to settle down and have a family on The Kyle and Jackie O Show.
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Others are resolutely simple, based on whole grains and vegetables, and reverse-engineered with ingredients like yeast extract and barley malt to be crustier, browner and juicier than their frozen veggie-burger predecessors.
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Not only will cooking proteins, like steaks and chicken breast, in a temperature-controlled water bath result in a juicier flavor, but the method also ensures you get perfect results every single time.
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In the same way a piece of bone-in, skin-on chicken will always be juicier and more flavorful than its boneless, skinless counterpart, fish benefits from keeping its protective skin and bones.
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"The ensemble gets juicier," Sie said to EW. Read These Stories Next: The Hottest Movie Sex Scenes, Ever (NSFW) Romantic Movie Quotes To Use In Your Wedding SpeechHeartbreaking Movies You Should Never Watch Alone
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When they collapse together for the Beach Boys-like harmony that's colored a few of the band's albums — like on the radiant, playful "Golden Gal" — they sound juicier in the wake of that disorientation.
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The juicier issue at play in these cases, Strauss said, is whether securities laws prohibit brokerages to abrogate customers' FINRA arbitration rights via forum selection clauses, even if those clauses contain an explicit waiver.
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Two things engage me when it comes to fiction — characters I want to spend more time with, and details, the juicier the better, from a world I'm curious about, but not likely to ever experience.
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Given the wireless industry can't currently protect its users from having their identities lifted, money stolen, and valuable Instagram accounts sold, the perils of giving hackers an even juicier target starts to become fairly apparent.
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Only this time, the other phones are the ones with juicier specs, whether it's the Black Shark 2 and its souped-up cooling system or the Razer Phone 2 and its extra buttery 27Hz screen.
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Additionally, the GOP will have to consider all this alongside Trump and Cruz's electability — and alongside the even juicier question of whether Republicans would even want nominee Trump or nominee Cruz to win at all.
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With the average taxpayer raking in a refund of more than $3,000 this year, we feel obligated to at least touch on the standard eat-your-vegetables advice before we launch into the juicier stuff.
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In 2016 Neymar and his father, who is also his agent, held private transfer talks with Nasser al-Khelaifi, PSG's president—only to use the interest as leverage to secure a juicier contract with Barcelona.
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If you don't closely follow egg news that might come as a surprise, but the story keeps getting juicier, and now the United States Department of Agriculture is facing a lawsuit over the whole thing.
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The beads of sweat on a breast ("Juicier,",1995), a shiny hand coated in perspiration, glitter, and red nail polish lay near fluffy pubic hair ("Plush #2", 2014) all produce a smell, feel, and response.
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But that juicier yield is available only if she eschews expensive currency hedging that could wipe out that whole premium — a vulnerable position that funds have traditionally avoided for fear of adverse exchange rate swings.
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Perhaps juicier beats would do the trick, but the Chainsmokers' brand of EDM softcore, lightweight keyboard yearning in processed pastel shades, produces drab ear candy with sickly clumps of sugar inappropriately concentrated in single spots.
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A separate leak from GizmoChina is a little juicier and suggests the fingerprint reader on the back could move from next to the dual cameras to below them: Is this the back of the Note 29?
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Jughead uses that information to blackmail Dilton into coming forward and confessing, but he tries to trade another, juicier piece of information instead: he saw Grundy's car at the edge of Sweetwater River on July 4th.
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Savers and retirees seeking juicier yields will have an easier time finding savings accounts that pay more than 6.033 percent, a figure that looks attractive after they were starved of any interest for nearly a decade.
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The drama that ensued was bigger, juicier, and far darker than anything that's happened on ABC's The Bachelor franchise, where UnReal co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro reluctantly worked as a producer creating "real" sound bites for years.
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Then, in 1994, a congressional committee made Mr. Starr a special prosecutor to investigate the Clintons' involvement in the Whitewater real estate venture and, juicier, the death of deputy White House counsel Vince Foster, a Clinton confidant.
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And while there are other, juicier stories to follow in this impeachment saga — just yesterday, two associates of Rudy Giuliani were arrested and charged with federal crimes — this event is significant for what it underscores about the moment.
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"We have a group of businesses that have now been put on radar of regulatory agencies in a very large way, and it's only natural that gets more attention and juicier stories for the press to cover," Hillmann said.
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If you make a list of all the sexual adventures and other escapades that take place in front and behind the bar at La Grotte Du Yeti, you'd have something way juicier than a TV show like Jersey Shore.
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But with just a few clicks AdultFriendFinder can send you deep down the rabbit hole, and a lot of that juicier hidden content can only be unlocked with a paid membership (called the Gold membership) or by earning points.
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The result is a beef or pork steak that tastes even juicier and more flavorful than a rib-eye or pork chop — as tender as you can imagine, but not falling apart until it hits your tongue, Mr. Crilly said.
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French banks have been fiercely competitive on mortgage lending recently with many prepared to squeeze their margins on a loan in hope of winning new clients to whom they can then sell other services like insurance and investment with juicier fees.
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Clubs that advance deep into the post-season, and above all those that win the World Series, typically enjoy a surge in season-ticket sales and merchandise revenue in subsequent years, and a juicier local-television contract whenever it comes up for renewal.
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Indeed, the early-October revelation that the Russian government was interfering in the presidential election was completely drowned out by two juicier stories: the leaked decade-old "Access Hollywood" tape and a trove of Democratic National Committee emails dumped online by WikiLeaks.
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I was in this mode, which peps up performance, most of the time because I wanted to see how this new Prius performed when compared with my 2011 — kind of fun in Power Mode — and some of the juicier cars we've tested recently.
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Also, it's perhaps easier for a wary public to latch onto the narrative that the first lady purposefully picked cyberbullying because President Donald Trump is so adept at coming up with derogatory nicknames for his enemies, a soap operatic storyline with juicier punchlines.
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In August, we reported on RealtyTrac's much juicier, and darker, version of what is going on with Chinese buyers in West Coast markets [Foreign "Smart Money" Frets about Turmoil at Home, Flees, Plows into US Housing Bubble 2, Thinks it's a "Safe Haven"].
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Not only did she deliver some of the franchise's best zingers ("If you want to be with a woman, you need to become a real man") but she also debuted an eat-your-heart-out hairstyle that made the entire confrontation that much juicier.
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It wasn't the routing many would have predicted when Sanders first got in the race last spring, but Clinton seemed satisfied with the results—satisfied enough, at least, to dispense of attacks against her rival and turn her attention toward juicier, general election targets.
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Read more:7 Thanksgiving hacks that will make your turkey juicier, evenly cooked, and tastier than everMost Americans want stores to stay closed on Thanksgiving, except for Gen ZThere&aposs a slice of pumpkin pie hidden in this Thanksgiving brain teaser — can you spot it?
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The British vote to leave the European Union likely made ARM a juicier target to foreign companies looking for investments, but as the Financial Times notes, the chip designer's global significance protected it from the worst of the precipitous drop in the pound's value following the decision.
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Media coverage of the university scandal quickly began to shift, though, focusing on the much juicier story of Chung's mother, Choi Soon-sil, and her disturbingly close relationship with the South Korean president, prompting Choi to flee to Germany to escape the increasingly intense media scrutiny.
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These are just two of the juicier chunks from "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff's forthcoming book revealing just about every embarrassing detail about Trump's campaign and cobbled-together administration (the National Review advises approaching Wolff's depiction with a grain of salt).
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In his years of studying the problem since, the data has helped him draw a conclusion that is intuitive for anyone in social media: fake news is created to be shared, and for that reason it is simply more novel, provocative, and juicier that true news, Vosoughi said.
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These costs include bankers' and lawyers' fees, the risk of class-action litigation, the need to reveal commercially sensitive information that could benefit rivals, and the prospect of fights with corporate raiders who want juicier returns for shareholders and social activists who want executives to pay heed to their values.
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Indeed, the early October revelation that the Russian government was interfering in the presidential election was completely drowned out by what appeared to be two bigger, juicier stories: Trump's decade-old sexist banter with "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush and a trove of Democratic National Committee emails dumped online by WikiLeaks.
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Whatever Opera's multi-threaded motivations, it has now thrown the ad industry a bit of a bone — with the promise of juicier meat, should it show it can truly reform its ways when it comes to key consumer issues such as page load speeds, page bloat, privacy and general ad trickery/annoyance.
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Upgrades will be rolled out at places like CES, every user will quickly switch to the new version (no legacy problems here!) And then it's straight back to the drawing board on how to tweak the proteins and other plant-based ingredients to make the next version even juicier, even more meat-like.
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For the past week or so, Mr. Nunes — who supposedly recused himself from the Russia inquiry last April — has been dangling something even juicier: a classified memo by the committee's Republican staff that is said to allege that the investigation was corrupted from the start by law enforcement officials intent on toppling Mr. Trump.
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Nevertheless, its juicier tunes, warmer synthesizers, increased willingness to get stuck in your head, and radical modification of Bieber as a persona make the album a startling improvement regardless of whether you considered him the cutest little teenthrob since the boy-band era; an empty corporate puppet; a profoundly unlucky and probably traumatized star deprived of an ordinary childhood; or all of the above.
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Read more:7 Thanksgiving hacks that will make your turkey juicier, evenly cooked, and tastier than everHow Thanksgiving dinner has changed over the yearsTHEN AND NOW: How the holidays in New York City have changed over the last 100 yearsThere's a bizarre tradition of weighing each member of the royal family before and after Christmas dinner, and Meghan Markle and Doria Ragland might have to take part
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Seekh kebabs, made with lamb that's coarsely ground by hand, come out of the tandoor juicier and pinker than the usual; Mumbai-style tandoori macchi, a skewered pompano rubbed with ground mustard seeds and cilantro, is lightly charred and smoky after roasting, but still moist; bhatti da murgh, a double-marinated chicken thigh and drumstick, is so thickly crusted with coriander and cumin that it crunches when you bite it.
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