But we may have found just the thing: nail makeup.
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He was like, this is just the thing to do.
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It is just the thing to extinguish any lingering heat.
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Just the thing you need after a hard day's work.
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And it's not just the thing that you just said.
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But don't worry, Amazon has just the thing available right now.
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Prince Harry has just the thing for his grandmother Queen Elizabeth.
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They have just the thing for just that, and that's beautiful.
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And, we've got just the thing to help you do so.
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It could be just the thing to make VR catch on.
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It's just the thing you need to jump start your Monday.
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It may yet prove just the thing for the country. ♦
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Sweet Saba recently partnered with Campari to bring you just the thing.
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Well, this strange but awesome timepiece is just the thing he needs.
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Luckily, we've got just the thing for a last-minute motivational jumpstart.
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That's just the thing — you're not going to get a good answer.
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Depending on the demon, that's just the thing that drives it away.
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An instant camera could be just the thing for your Instagram addiction.
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A sink in his New York bedroom would be just the thing.
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The official Trump store has just the thing: giant foam Trump thumbs.
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It sounded like just the thing for business travelers short on time.
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In fact, it might be just the thing that saves us all.
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She knows better: a prickly, slightly stinging solution is just the thing.
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If you're looking for something different, we've got just the thing: Beelinguapp.
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The sticker set might be just the thing to soothe a surly tween.
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A happier Grey's might be just the thing the world needs right now.
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These innovative strategies might be just the thing to push your partner's buttons.
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Just the thing I need to get through a budget meeting this afternoon.
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But that's okay, because I finally found just the thing: Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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Adele recognized this and said just the thing when she accepted her award.
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But that's just the thing: Stocks are most useful for long-term goals.
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For others, however, a year in between was just the thing they needed.
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And they might be just the thing some of us need right now.
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And it could be just the thing to push us into the final frontier.
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Bachelor Nation, this could be just the thing to get us through Nick's season.
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That's just the thing: it's not a co-working space; it's a collaborative workspace.
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They're only $13.95 on Amazon— so that could be just the thing to do!
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"Beaded edges are just the thing to take these serving pieces up a notch."
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But that's just the thing: nothing about My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness is predictable.
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Just the thing to keep their toothbrush tidy on a last-minute weekend getaway.
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And for your loved ones, I think this item may be just the thing.
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It's just the thing that clicked and people would pay me for, you know?
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His ego is bruised, but Claire knows just the thing to cheer him up.
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Or would a cameo by Witherspoon be just the thing to get ratings gold?
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NASA's got just the thing for you: A boarding pass to the Red Planet.
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And for all those dog lovers out there, this is just the thing for you.
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A summery, scalloped romper is just the thing to freshen up your warm weather wardrobe.
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Every mom deserves some good old T.L.C. and this robe will deliver just the thing.
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Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness know just the thing to make their marriage work.
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If that's the case, Amazon has just the thing for you thanks to Prime Day.
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Just the thing you want to learn before heading out on your late summer trip!
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And you'd know it would be just the thing to make shit hit the fan.
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But that's just the thing—there really was no other way to describe Hadid's work.
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We have just the thing: The Major League Soccer All Star Game takes over Atlanta.
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A chippy Bengals defense seems like just the thing that could get under Beckham's skin.
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We have just the thing for her, because there are only five acceptable gifts now!
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Face filters could be just the thing that this industry needs to be relevant again.
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Speaking of the ultimate experience, this full-fledged entertainment system might be just the thing.
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It might be just the thing you need to get where you want to go.
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If you're in the mood to trick your brain, we've got just the thing for you.
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The TP-Link Deco M9 Plus 2-pack would be just the thing you're looking for.
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Amazon's Fire TV Cube, which is currently on sale, could be just the thing you need.
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The TAO Clean Orbital Facial Brush System might be just the thing to get you started.
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The consulting deal looks rather rich and just the thing this provision was trying to avoid.
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The twins' recommendations could be just the thing you need to start your creative juices flowing.
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He said he thought an air show was just the thing to elevate the airport's profile.
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But the truth is that I wear face masks because it's just the thing to do.
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Victoria Beckham's new beauty product is just the thing that will "spice up" your medicine cabinet.
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It was just the thing my aching body needed after a long day exploring the parks.
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A flavorful blend like Harney & Sons Paris is just the thing to overcome that afternoon slump.
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Completely different from a crisp-skinned roasted chicken, sometimes a boiled chicken is just the thing.
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Ryan Murphy's newest show may be just the thing to perk up our TV lineup come March.
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This new topping could be just the thing to bring a new twist to boba drinks everywhere.
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And it's just the thing to hold you over until Super Mario Odyssey comes out next month.
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This portable, sea mineral-enriched moisturizing stick is just the thing to combat any stickiness 24/7.
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The loose, short-sleeve style is just the thing to wear out when temperatures soar this summer.
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This could be just the thing that ends all that "rival" talk floating around with the public.
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It's not all-encompassing, but it's just the thing you need to build a surefire starter arsenal.
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REPORTER: But he tested it, and soon realized it was just the thing he was looking for.
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Well, Vogue's May issue is just the thing you need to hold you over until May 1.
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A new approach that distributes power more locally could be just the thing to change the debate.
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A recently invented procedure, the prefrontal lobotomy, seemed like just the thing to thin out their populations.
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As such, a new oil discovery could be just the thing Bahrain needs to boost its recovery.
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If red soles aren't in your budget just yet, a red lacquer could be just the thing.
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If you're thinking smoked salmon waffles would be just the thing for brunch, you are absolutely right.
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The visual novel Murder By Numbers looks like just the thing for Phoenix Wright and sudoku fans.
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Its most controversial conclusion is that dulling those incentives could be just the thing a divided society needs.
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If he wants to secure the fort (AKA his home), the Ring Video Doorbell is just the thing.
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An accidental text on purpose could be just the thing Cohn needs to put himself in the clear.
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A flight suit in a stage-appropriate shade is just the thing for those calls to Ground Control.
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No doubt at its peak, the monochrome suit — we're digging this deep-green hue — is just the thing.
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The hydrating formula is just the thing to combat the drying effects of glass after glass of Champagne.
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It's just the thing for those moments when you feel yourself morphing slowly into a bride or groomzilla.
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But, with a few modifications, it might be just the thing for older people at risk of falling.
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Finding his soulmate could be just the thing to bring him back from another planet or another galaxy.
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Among many things, it employs store-bought puff pastry, which can be just the thing for midweek cooking.
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But I just -- the thing that I hate is -- are the websites that post videos of confrontations and meltdowns.
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But for a bigger impact, volunteering with your dad or donating in his name could be just the thing.
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Aviation startup Zunum thinks General Motors' approach might be just the thing to bring electric propulsion to commercial aircraft.
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Controlling lights and other appliances without standing up isn't futuristic anymore — it's just the thing to do in 219.
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A big dog in a canvas tote might be just the thing we all need to see right now.
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Wallace had just the thing: an alias, Glen Breakwater, that he had briefly used on his old Web site.
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New York's Gregory Hotel has just the thing: A Stranger Things-themed hotel room, just in time for Halloween.
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Hopefully, this new story will be just the thing for fans to put that recent film firmly behind them.
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Simply toss a few ingredients together, and you've got just the thing to offset a giant hunk of steak.
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A dose of pop music offering nothing but a hedonistic escape from it all could be just the thing.
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It'd be just the thing to fill our hearts with joy and drain our eyes of all their tears.
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If so, a retro cassette player may be just the thing to transport her back to simpler sonic times.
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In fact, we've got just the thing for a Valentine's Day gift you and your partner will never forget.
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In other words, it might be just the thing to listen to if you're spending Valentine's Day weekend alone.
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It's raunchy madness — and maybe just the thing Alessandra needs to stick it to her less-than-loving dad.
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But don't worry, if you're a Beats fan and are looking for new headphones, Walmart has just the thing.
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Blockchain evangelists complain that it's too mainstream — but that's just the thing that's giving consumers the trust to invest.
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So, if you're not already a Prime member, this acquisition might be just the thing to convince you to join.
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Apparently, it's just the thing for people trying to camouflage scars acquired from being intent on preserving their crowning glory.
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But for those desperate to ditch an always-red complexion, a superficial shot of Botox may be just the thing.
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If you like country music and hearing other people's embarrassing life stories, Jimmy Fallon has just the thing for you.
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Well, worry not, you would-be adults—the fine furniture folks at Hammacher Schlemmer have just the thing for you.
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To that end, Amazon may have just the thing for anyone looking to make their kitchen life a little easier.
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Listening to these won't necessarily solve all your problems, but they may be just the thing you needed to hear.
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If you were in need of something to spice up a monotonous Monday, Universal Pictures has presented just the thing.
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If you're scrolling through your feeds with a sense of dread and envy, perhaps unplugging could be just the thing.
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I guess it's just the thing I love doing the most—after seeing my daughter and band practice, of course.
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Fashion police A Catholic high school in Michigan thought these "modesty ponchos" were just the thing for this year's prom.
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Meanwhile, for singer Julia Michaels, the shade was just the thing to break up the rest of her monochromatic makeup.
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In Bordeaux, the more tannic cabernet sauvignon could be just the thing to give spine to the often soft merlot.
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Shopping Guide For those looking to impress holiday guests, a striking, well-stocked bar cart could be just the thing.
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And if you go to Amazon right now, you can pick up just the thing to cut those TV costs.
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This ceramic aromatherapy diffuser from Vitruvi is just the thing to buy for the essential oils enthusiast in your life.
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Ring Video Doorbell If he wants to secure the fort (AKA his home), the Ring Video Doorbell is just the thing.
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This whipped mask is just the thing your skin needs to draw out dirt and debris for a blackhead-free complexion.
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Unlike airplanes, whirlybirds can take off and land almost anywhere, making them just the thing for tight spots and urban areas.
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If you've been waiting for the launch of Uncharted 4 before buying a PS4, Sony has just the thing for you.
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The combined heat and moisture and the acidic quality of the strawberries proved to be just the thing for inducing mold.
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And if you're looking for inspiration, we have just the thing: the annual pumpkin-carving competition at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab.
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And new visualization tools that hoover up data are just the thing to keep money flowing into my corporate overlord's pockets.
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I always want to make tacos, and this week David Tanis's recipe for sizzling pork tacos might be just the thing.
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Miggo's Kickstarter-funded Pictar is shipping soon, and might be just the thing to teach your iPhone some additional photography skills.
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If you're looking for a unique way to take your vows, we might have found just the thing: an underwater wedding.
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Impugning the honor of a queen's dead brother would be just the thing, and Cersei has good reason to do so.
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If your walls are "looking for glitz," or just a few more "flashy bits," glitter is just the thing for you.
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Sometimes a serene and philosophical picture book is just the thing to improve a frazzled mood and set the world right.
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We're looking for one last little boost to get us through to 2017, and it looks like Starbucks has just the thing.
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And if you still need a little boost to get you through the 15-hour night, Urban Decay has just the thing.
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This is mad scientist tech from the 1930s: a tweeter with zero mass, just the thing for transmitting high-frequency sound waves.
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Sometimes you need a break from all those Alexander McQueen and Anthony Vaccarello gowns, and a comfortable tracksuit is just the thing.
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Fall is right around the corner and we found just the thing to start your wardrobe transition — these sleek Dolce Vita booties.
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In a recent interview with Bloomberg, the president suggested that venture investment may be just the thing for his post-presidential career.
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If so, Lifetime has just the thing: a splashy, star-studded, two-night event miniseries based on Agatha Christie's best-loved mystery.
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I knew they needed a perk to cheer them right up, and RuPaul's tweets would be just the thing to do it.
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The look also incorporated subtle pom-pom detailing and fluttery sleeves — just the thing to catch that South of France ocean breeze.
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This track by Los Angeles-based producer Lorene Simpson is just the thing to fill that dream-synth pocket in my heart.
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If snack time for you requires crunch and flavor but your hunger pangs demand protein, I've got just the thing for you.
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If, as Ilyin wrote, the "arithmetical understanding of politics" is harmful, then digital meddling in foreign elections would be just the thing.
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It is just the thing to help those truffade potatoes go down a little easier... and to get those brain cells firing.
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Aaron Polsky of LA's Harvard and Stone knows this is just the thing to warm you up on a cold December night.
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Luckily, he's got just the thing to fill that gaping void: a brand-new interview podcast called Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend.
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Would you describe it as quirky and bold, or just the thing you found rolling around in the bottom of your handbag?
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If you have sufficient risk tolerance and do not need cash immediately, regular, steady, long-term investing may be just the thing.
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But Cersei has to know that just the thing to motivate an increasingly hopeless Jaime is a future that seems worth defending.
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If you're into manically side-stepping your way through pop classics, this "All Star" remix might be just the thing for you.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)If President Donald Trump was out to punish his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, he's found just the thing.
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As a matter of fact, his startup was working on just the thing: a tool that would tackle a problem caused by tech.
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If you're looking to take your love of pizza to the next level, we have just the thing for you: Pizza sleepaway camp!
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If the announcement of the mobile Diablo Immortal left you wishing for something a little more old-school, Blizzard has just the thing.
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It's not related to how it's formally good or what you "should" be looking at, it's just the thing that catches your eye.
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If the haunting adventure The Last Guardian left you wanting more of Fumito Ueda's dream-like worlds, this might be just the thing.
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But for anyone looking for unique shots and video, this little guy may be just the thing to spice up those overdone selfies.
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Fast forward nine years and I've found just the thing to help me realize my freckle dreams: BeautyMarks temporary tattoos by Mr. Kate.
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Zylka's cute relationship quote is just the thing to distract us from what will likely be an apocalyptic nightmare on his HBO series.
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It's hard to argue against buying a fitness tracker if for whatever reason this is just the thing you were holding out for.
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Easily one of the messiest sandwiches in the world is just the thing you should try to eat when you're already sloppy drunk.
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But that's just the thing: Now that we're this deep into the series, we don't really need to establish who these characters are.
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This fast-moving yet profoundly sweet story is just the thing for those nights when certain youngsters have a hard time settling down.
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Turns out, he had just the thing "Game of Thrones" showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were looking for during the casting process.
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The app's high-tech approach to rotoscoping could be just the thing filmmakers need to unlock the true potential of their already powerful tools.
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It's not a perfect laptop by any stretch but it's just the thing if you're looking for something that no one but you controls.
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But good news: it's Black Friday, so it's finally time to take the plunge into 4K gaming, and Best Buy has just the thing.
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Whether you're hanging with a nature-loving nephew, a mild-mannered mom, or a cranky teen cousin, we've got just the thing for you.
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Just the thing for waking up, watching the sun rise, and contemplating whether or not you should take the cabana boy as your lover.
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Stumbling on Buzzfeed's mega-list of 100 season 7 Game of Thrones memes was just the thing to distract me from the crowded train.
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And researchers at Newcastle University, in England, led by Jeff Neasham, think they have just the thing to build them with: an acoustic "nanomodem".
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Which is exactly why researchers think it might be just the thing to attack the sort of super-tough bacteria that can resist antibiotics.
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If you're looking for something to do over the holiday weekend and you're a fan of Jeopardy, we've got just the thing for you.
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Then DJI may now have just the thing: It claims the new Matrice 600 drone is the most powerful professional drone it's ever made.
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According to Food & Wine, McDonald's has introduced a vegan burger, and it could be just the thing to get vegans to stay for lunch.
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I'm someone who is easily entertained, which means Bath & Body Works' new Shapeable Soap is just the thing to keep me occupied for hours.
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And thanks to its looser fit, it's just the thing to wear in lieu of tight jeans or restricting pants for your Thanksgiving feast.
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Valerie said that might be just the thing, but knew she must pace herself and not let the drink put her at any disadvantage.
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Continued school shootings could be just the thing that persuades the mainstream that conservatism is vulgar and socially illegitimate, somewhere between smoking and segregationism.
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Summer in this hemisphere officially arrives on June 21, but summer reading is upon us already, and more books are frankly just the thing.
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There are floating jellyfish, undead whales, and gold skull masks — just the thing to make you want to jump back into Kojima's haunting world.
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If you just picked up a Nintendo Switch Lite and are looking for a suitably adorable controller to match, 8BitDo has just the thing.
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If you haven't welcomed Alexa into your life yet, then today's deal on a certified refurbished Amazon Echo is just the thing you need.
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The "Mediocre Brushes" — sometimes if you're doing a stroke and you need to be quite brush-strokey and not perfect, it's just the thing.
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But if you're a woke '90s fanatic looking to take your common sense political leanings to the streets, we've got just the thing for you.
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Dogs calm hopefuls at U.S. Olympic swimming trialsPets and licks can be just the thing to take care of an over-active set of nerves.
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If it's been a long week, you're having a shitty day, or you just need a minute to chill out — we've got just the thing.
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While we wait, a trailer for a Blade Runner fan film from a group of Croatian filmmakers is just the thing to tide us over.
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Even if this is just the thing I can do because it makes me really happy and I love doing it, I'm gonna do it.
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Here's just the thing to end it with: a music class full of toddlers and one little boy with an adorable case of the giggles.
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If you're in the market for new cookware after KonMari-ing your entire kitchen, Le Creuset has got just the thing to spark some joy.
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If you're feeling inspired to travel, too, but you haven't yet figured out where you want to go, we've got just the thing for you.
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Gazing at cat GIFs is just the thing to cure a mind tired and embittered by the avalanche of Donald Trump news in recent weeks.
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Maybe they're a little dry and flaky and need a good exfoliation; perhaps a shimmery bronzing oil is just the thing to make them glow.
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Whether you're planning for a day out at the beach or a black-tie affair, there's a black dress that will be just the thing.
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The wines taste idiosyncratic and unbridled, just the thing for food that is a celebration of sticking around long enough to do what you want.
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Just the thing you want to have waiting for you when you exit a movie that's, conservatively speaking, longer than the history of the universe.
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But if you're feeling especially nostalgic and on the market for a trip down memory lane, then Shu Uemura is launching just the thing for you.
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Enter Black, whose knack for witty banter and dude camaraderie would theoretically be just the thing to keep the film moving when the Predator wasn't onscreen.
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But one day, perhaps, it or a successor will—for those rich enough—make popping over to Sydney for a weekend break seem just the thing.
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But many people will be alone, and Facebook has just the thing to bring some New Year cheer to those sadly staring at their news feed.
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They serve up cheap hamburgers, hotdogs and other sandwiches on a griddle with all the trimmings, just the thing you need after a night of partying.
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The dock looks to be just the thing to make apps the main attraction on the Apple Watch — the way it should have been at launch.
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The dress was both revealing and culturally insensitive, just the thing to get the investors to back out and stop Hanna's career before it officially began.
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Judging by the response from fans, grown-ups and teenagers alike, the 19-year-old's words were just the thing they needed to gain some perspective.
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Right now, Moody is unaware of his brother's hookup with Pearl, but it may be just the thing to ignite a feud between the two siblings.
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But Mr. Youd decided that "The Group" was just the thing to type on the Vassar campus, and not just for its references to campus landmarks.
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What they miss is that such a pledge, telegraphed subtly, could be just the thing that gets him in the position to have a Day 1.
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As a bonus, each one comes with a largely blank case back: just the thing for an inscription celebrating a college graduation or a first job.
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For those who have funds to splurge, the $125 Omorovicza Ultramoor Mud Mask may be just the thing to replicate Woodley's skin-brightening ritual without the airfare.
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Not for the faint of heart, but it might be just the thing to get you in the state of mind for some time with the family.
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If just reading those words has you feeling nostalgic — or like you missed out on something great — then this deal could be just the thing you need.
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Jo (Camilla Luddington) comes back to work and is put on Gus duty, which seems like just the thing to help pull her out of her spiral.
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I can't imagine Olivia taking too kindly to Sloane succeeding in her part and it might be just the thing that brings her back to the city.
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Indeed, Jones' book is a litany of fascinating orgies, and is just the thing to read for inspiration if you don't feel like you're partying hard enough.
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Whether you need to recover from a stressful day, a strenuous workout or even an injury or surgery, restorative yoga may be just the thing for you.
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If you're a member of the panini fan club and a collector of unique kitchen appliances, this device from Hamilton Beach is just the thing for you.
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The new year is just a few weeks away, which means it's time to start planning your 2020 vacations — and we have just the thing to help.
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A few brands have stepped up to the plate to show that a slim band (or two) is just the thing to add to your daily look.
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It's just the thing if you need to cheer up, or cool down, or just follow along with the ups and downs of a pattering piano line.
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If that means planning a beachside yoga class, or squeezing in a workout in your hotel room, it could be just the thing you need to stay regular.
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However, GoPro's mainstream footprint, and focus on capturing outdoor activities from skateboarding to surfing, could be just the thing to jumpstart a truly robust VR content sharing platform.
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If you can't wait for fall boot season for new accessories, J.Crew has just the thing to hold you over with their cool-for-the-summer Gingham Shop.
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Their new album, Flood, is out October 19 via Blues Funeral Recordings, and is just the thing to warm you up on those chilly autumn nights to come.
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Given the drop-off, and given the experience of our partners, single sign-on might be just the thing to bring tvOS users coming back to the apps.
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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon may have just the thing with a new smartwatch interface that uses that fleshy bezel right next to the typically tiny displays: your arm.
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But don't forget that it also means air conditioning will soon be on full blast, making this just the thing to keep by your couch or favorite chair.
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You'd probably be better off turning to the internet for help getting the right stuff and then buying it from Amazon — just the thing that Best Buy hates.
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In that spirit, if you want to give your old Android handset a bit of a facelift, Google has just the thing: a new stock app named Wallpapers.
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Right now, it's all about setting yourself up for the best year you will have yet, and this peppery crab is just the thing to kick it off.
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But the recipes are just the thing to save for when you have a little time to savor the process and the glass of bourbon at your side.
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Somehow a collection easy to imagine Japanese hipsters wearing at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo also looked like just the thing for steamy summer days here on Tar Beach.
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Soft, gooey and eminently soothing, it's just the thing to make on an icy, dark day, or at least, when it feels that way deep in your soul.
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They will go with nuts, and nut-based desserts, and, if your holiday celebration includes fruitcakes, sticky toffee puddings and the like, port may be just the thing.
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Christmas cookies may have some stiff competition, indeed: A plate of milk and churros may be just the thing you need to get on Santa&aposs nice list.
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If you're still in the market for a 3DS even after the official unveiling of the Switch, Nintendo has just the thing for you: provided you're a Pikachu fan.
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It's kind of a bummer when your special day falls on a Monday, but we've got just the thing to cheer 'em up: A bear eating a birthday cake.
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Or, if you're still trying to think of a great Christmas present to get your film-obsessed friend, a subscription to The Criterion Channel could be just the thing.
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If you want to experience some of these in their full visual glory, Walmart has just the thing on sale and timed just right for National Video Games Day.
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And while you definitely want to try to find time for long hangouts to really get to know a potential partner, sometimes a half-hour is just the thing.
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If you needed something to persuade you to eat more salads, I totally sympathize and am here to tell you that Kickstarter may have just the thing for us.
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She explained that your muscles will release epinephrine, which is more commonly known as adrenaline — and it's just the thing you need to rev your mental and physical motors.
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But if you're having a hard time getting those sneakers on and actually running in them, a tracker might be just the thing you need to get you moving.
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Surrounding David Ortiz with a roster full of dynamic young players might be just the thing to get the departing slugger back to the playoffs in his final season.
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The Capitol News Service might have been just the thing to address this problem, despite the whiff of propaganda it emitted, but it never quite got off the ground.
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If you're looking for something even sweeter than sourdough waffles, Melissa Clark's pear cake with brown-butter glaze might be just the thing, or Maida Heatter's chocolate cheesecake brownies.
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For Venter, the epiphany machine is just the thing that stole his mother ("ABANDONS WHAT MATTERS MOST") and poisoned his relationship with his father ("SHOULD NEVER BECOME A FATHER").
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It's a good reminder of what an affront to the eyes that operating system was, but maybe Windows 95 Mobile might be just the thing to curb your smartphone addiction.
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Halloween may be over, but if you wish the spooky tricks would live on we have just the thing for you: A video of people ringing an utterly cursed doorbell.
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Cutting Zoey off doesn't seem like a cruel move — it might be just the thing that Zoey needs to reevaluate what she wants and how she wants to get it.
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GUTFELD: Juan, could I just -- the thing that -- the ad is bad enough, but isn&apost kind of gross that they used a terror attack to sneak away from it?
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It's the perfect vessel for iced beverages and it's huge Venti size may make it just the thing to add some sparkle to social media feeds and morning routines alike.
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But even with some slight issues, a more polished version of the All Controller could be just the thing for those of us who own a huge range of consoles.
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Whether you're looking to try something new with a long-term S.O. or getting adventurous with a new partner, sex games can be just the thing you need for inspiration.
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Don't get us wrong, you need an advanced degree in style savvy to get this right, but we have just the thing to help you get started… … Fancy long gloves!
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If you need a break from the news cycle and just want to smile, the Testa brothers, 10-year-old Michael and 12-year-old Nicholas, are just the thing.
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Garlicky Swiss Chard This quick sauté of greens, garlic, red pepper and olive oil is just the thing to add a bit of color and astringency to the dinner plate.
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Riesling is just the thing, especially the versatile spätlese riesling from Germany, which has just enough sweetness to ward off any spicy kick in the stuffing, balanced by refreshing acidity.
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You won't spend more than a half-hour on this meal, which is meant for dinner, but you may find it's just the thing for breakfast or lunch as well.
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Thankfully for my closet, Marie Kondo's well-timed documentary (released while New Year's resolutions were in the air) was just the thing to inspire a much-needed midwinter closet clean-out.
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A tablet that folds into a phone (or if you prefer, a phone that folds open into a tablet) could be just the thing to reinvigorate interest in slowing product category.
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A boxy windbreaker is in the lineup along with fanny packs (a staple if there ever was one) and iron-on patches (just the thing to bring back DIY denim jackets).
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However if it's goal is to appeal to those seeking adventure off-the-grid, or in foreign lands where data plans tend not to work, Sygic could be just the thing.
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And if you're having a hard time waiting for the November release of Pokémon Sun and Moon, the latest Yo-kai Watch should be just the thing to hold you over.
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A chilled bottle of rosé is just the thing to keep the fun going all day, while ice cream provides just the right amount of sweetness that also cools you down.
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People need a reason to get up from the desk or the couch for a meal, and the promise of some personal interaction may be just the thing to lure them.
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"At that time, that was just the thing I had to do—or I felt I had to do," Tyshawn tells Handler about his choice to sell drugs in high school.
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It nails the feeling of journalists who are involuntarily cooped up together far away from home, and it nicely conveys why war coverage could be just the thing for adrenaline junkies.
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But for those who want a more involved experience, the Archives site may be just the thing, and it may even indicate a way forward for other veteran musicians with deep catalogs.
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Intuitive counselor and author Tess Whitehurst tells us that performing a simple ritual, in which you cleanse and bless your house, can be just the thing that helps you reclaim your space.
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So ignore the dragging dreariness of late winter and incorporate a bit of Cali cool into your beauty regimen — it may be just the thing you need to carry you to spring.
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The Battle of Santiago get that, and they have just the thing to help in the form of their latest song, "Pa Bailar" which is featured on their upcoming album, La Migra.
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And losing Dolores now, after they've come so far, could be just the thing to set William off on the dark path to becoming the park's ultimate villain, the Man in Black.
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The Western canon's aura makes it just the thing for pitching luxury brands like the Lincoln Motor Company, whose 2017 holiday ad unfolded over a track of Shostakovich's swoony Waltz No. 2.
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Just the thing that stands out is that for 10 years now it seemed to have so much potential, and it's almost consistently never been able to live up to that potential.
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While a coffee break might seem like just the thing you need when you're feeling uninspired at work, a new study suggests it might not be the best strategy for creative thinking.
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Given that some problematic contestants have previously slipped through the cracks, this may be just the thing Crawley needs to ensure her quest for love plays out exactly how she wants it.
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Treating yourself to a new pair of shoes or workout outfit may be just the thing you need to reach a new goal, or as Chris puts it, show up for yourself.
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Whether you want to treat yourself to a new skincare regimen or are looking for the perfect gift for the clean beauty fan in your life, this kit is just the thing.
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With that much money going against a market that still has a solid fundamental underpinning, a "short squeeze" could be just the thing that allows equities to undo the damage from this month.
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The top-rated cleanser packs brightening, anti-aging vitamin C in its formula, making it just the thing to use morning and night to target dark spots, fine lines, and overall dull skin.
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Given Theroux's exploration of other dimensions on The Leftovers — and his role in the ultimate dream movie, Mulholland Drive — this sounds like just the thing for the actor to attach himself to next.
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The internet of things, and wearables in particular, may not be quite living up to the hype, but it turns out they may be just the thing for people suffering from Parkinson's disease.
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You deserve something special to display your devotion to the cult of Anderson to the world, and Tracie Ching, a veteran of Spoke Art's yearly Wes Anderson tribute show, has just the thing.
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According to Food & Wine, the grocery chain is selling prosecco-flavored frosting, which is just the thing to add a dash of festive fun to confections — or to enjoy straight from the container.
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While a new Nike drop is reason enough to get excited, the latest Nike Air Max 1 iD is just the thing to inject a little bit of magic into your spring wardrobe.
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I'll let MB&F explain themselves: By "dark side" they mean you can twist his jolly head to display a leering skull face, which makes it just the thing to scare your cat.
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It sounds like just the thing to shake her out of her "conventional" existence in Paris (because time-traveling to the 18th century and hanging out with royalty is so ho-hum, apparently).
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In the unlikely event that you finish it and the bowl of rice that comes with it and then cry out for more, the Freakin Rican has just the thing for you: mofongo.
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The scheme would appear to call for a hack of N.Y.P.D. and/or the F.B.I., which could be just the thing to spur a more productive partnership between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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For many consumers, reptiles and amphibians are just the thing: geckos, monitors, pythons, tree frogs, boas, turtles and many more species are available in seemingly endless varieties, many brilliantly colored, some exceedingly rare.
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We've got just the thing: the precious photo Katherine Heigl posted of her infant son, Joshua Bishop Kelley Jr. The kid is only a month old, happens to be ridiculously cute, and likes naps.
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Some, like facialist Joanna Vargas, have argued that a cleansing brush is just the thing we need to keep pores gunk-free and really release all that sunscreen and makeup buildup from our faces.
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Get the Death Star Kitchen Timer See Details Even the most powerful Jedi masters need a little pick-me-up in the morning, and this self-stirring Darth Vader mug is just the thing.
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And if you're as excited as we are to see her in action, we have just the thing to hold you over until the premiere — a look inside her own New York City closet.
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But it takes a special topper to stand out in a sea of typical black motos — and a newly launched, direct-to-consumer jacket line called The Mighty Company has created just the thing.
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Finding a way to insert a little levity when someone is feeling out of sorts may be just the thing to help everyone hit the reset button and begin again on a better note.
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If your idea of a romantic Valentine&aposs Day includes longingly looking into your loved one&aposs eyes over a plate of piping hot waffles — boy, do we have just the thing for you.
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This Razer base station is just the thing — it has a headset stand, three USB ports for keeping all of your devices in one place, a non-slip detachable base, and Razer Chroma support.
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If you've ever felt you needed someone to talk to about a challenge you were facing, or weren't sure how to approach asking for a promotion, Bravely might be just the thing your workplace needs.
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The jet, which isn't actually a jet, can take off and land vertically like a helicopter and fly like an airplane, making it just the thing for congested cities because it doesn't need a runway.
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If that's not enough to get fans pumped for the show's second season, having some hope that Drake could be involved in the finale's cliffhanger could be just the thing to stir up major excitement.
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The well-curated section is packed with high-quality, eco-friendly products in gorgeous packaging — just the thing to turn your bathroom counter and antique oak vanity into a display worthy of an Instagram vignette.
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The Theodore Payne Foundation (named for one of the state's early native plant advocates) has just the thing for that: Its wildflower hotline is set to send out its first dispatch of the year today.
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The pickle sandwich is just the thing to eat with the cold fried chicken that is battered three times, fried four times, brushed with a spicy mirin-yuzu glaze and served nearly at refrigerator temperature.
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When you need a place to put your feet up or are seeking privacy for another reason, checking into a fancy hotel room for as little as a few minutes may be just the thing.
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But that's just the thing — even the episodes of Preacher I had watched prior to that point operated less as coherent stories and more as collections of scenes that hinted at bigger things to come.
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If you've been looking for a good teen show, maybe OWN's David Makes Man, a dreamy and moving series about a boy growing up in predominantly black Florida, will be just the thing you need.
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Perhaps send that person a letter explaining your thoughts, or have a direct, in-person conversation about the fact that they're not holding space for you—a little respectful confrontation could be just the thing!
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There are still a few hours left before we ring in the New Year — and we've got just the thing to help us all do it in organized, goal-crushing style: Erin Condren's bestselling LifePlanner.
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I think it'd be delicious: bar food made into garden-party food, just the thing for a mid-August meal to eat on a park bench, stoop, plastic yard chair or bucket on the roof.
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Of course, that would be just the thing to drive Teddy away from him and back to Tom, but that also seems like thrusting a lot of small children upon Owen, in terms of storylines.
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"Ford (also) has taken a lot of heat for being behind on EVs, but the Mach-E could be just the thing the company needs to quiet the naysayers," said Edmunds senior analyst Jessica Caldwell.
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If you find yourself sitting at home on a snow day (or even if you don't, but your boss isn't looking at your computer right now), we have just the thing to keep you preoccupied: shopping!
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After completely taking us by storm — and shocking us at least two dozen times — with season 13, the series about a group of sometimes-stage heroic heroes is maybe just the thing we need right now.
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If you're a parent, on the other hand, or the kind of person who wrings their hands about what's happening to Kids These Days, this might be just the thing that reassures you they're just fine.
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The doormen at Studio 20173 used to wear them, and it was seen as just the thing to wear indoors when President Jimmy Carter's energy-saving plan lowered thermostats to 22017 degrees in the winter of '22018.
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But if you're busy running a startup out of your home you might not have time to manage day-to-day household tasks yourself, so a live-in cook might be just the thing you're looking for.
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Enter her sweet manic pixie dream of a nice boy, Tom (Henry Golding, a perfect blank canvas) who seems too good to be true — but may be just the thing to pull her out of her funk.
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Perhaps advocates of the software view really mean that the mind or self is just the thing running the program — but this just takes us right back to where we started: What is this thing, this self?
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It's made them make something like the Switch, which is like a very concentrated effort to make a system that is for everyone and it's just the thing you buy that has the Nintendo stuff on it.
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Because if Three-eyed Bran ever gets around to sorting out the many ways Littlefinger has betrayed the Starks, it could be just the thing to get the sisters more firmly back on the same side again.
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"If you are one of the dozens of Americans who cannot get enough of the Clinton-Lewinsky saga, a California company called Netflix has just the thing for you," Peter H. Lewis wrote in The New York Times.
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Just the thing for a helicopter-flying bachelor to whisk his future bride around Britain in, as Harry did when he picked up Meghan Markle to take her to Pippa Middleton's nuptials last year, according to The Express .
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The only way to deal with that is to confront race directly and passionately and smartly – and that means not only acknowledging, but prioritizing "identity politics"—just the thing pundits and analysts are telling Democrats not to do.
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TL;DR: The acclaimed SimpliSafe home security system is just the thing you need for extra peace of mind — get one for 15% off the original price, plus get a free SimpliCam as a part of the deal.
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If you've been looking for something to fill the vampire-shaped hole in your TV schedule now that True Blood is off the air and The Vampire Diaries is wrapping up this season, Fox might have just the thing.
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Whether you need an occasionally pick-me-up or a friend does, a glance down at an empowering message emblazoned across the back of your iPhone could be just the thing to make your day a tiny bit better.
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So, if you're looking to steal the show on Christmas, give a gift that's not even on the market yet, or just want something that's going to make your Monday suck a little less, this is just the thing.
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If you've ever dreamt of Zorro whisking you away for a trip through the Iberian Peninsula (we know we're not alone here), then Banderas' "boisse mousse"-fragranced candle is just the thing you need to bring the fantasy home.
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One of the most popular pet cameras around today, Furbo is just the thing you need — you can get one for $134.99 during Prime Day, which will save you $64 (and a whole lot of pet-parent-related stress).
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If you answered "god yes please" to all three of these questions, then I have just the thing for you: Viridi, a zen gardening game that came out on desktop last year and launches today on iOS and Android.
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"Emojiland," the delectably silly-smart confection that opened on Sunday night at the Duke on 42nd Street, might be just the thing — the kind of sheer fun that sends you back into the world feeling a little more upbeat.
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Wifey and I debate ordering pizza because she has a $23 off coupon, but then she decides to cook dinner, and makes us carrot, pumpkin, and red lentil soup with toasted cheese sandwiches — just the thing for this autumn evening!
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While smartphone-free VR has been in the works for some time, a fully functional VR headset for $200—the cost of the less expensive Oculus Go—might be just the thing the platform needs in order to take off.
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A little competitive spirit is often just the thing when you want to spur some innovation, and that's exactly the idea at the Neural Information Processing Systems conference, where AI-like systems will be competing in a variety of tasks.
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Dell - Inspiron 15 5000, 15.6-inch FHD Touchscreen — $599 (save $200) See Details If you like the Chromebook, but wish it had a little extra power behind it, Google has just the thing to scratch that itch in the Pixelbook.
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An effort that has broad public support, bipartisan appeal and actually delivers on a campaign promise would be just the thing GOP leadership needs to crow about on the Sunday talk shows instead of putting out fires like they have been.
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Hays is so frustrated about his new position that he picks a fight with Amelia and she basically tells him to take a hike, which is just the thing to get him to admit he's totally in love with her.
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Kansas also got a little indirect luck when its own starting big man, Udoka Azubuike, got into early foul trouble as well, forcing the Jayhawks into a 22-pointer-centric strategy that proved just the thing to beat Duke's zone defense.
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The cup of prahok ktiss, a dip of pork belly and coconut milk, slick with fragrant oil, layered with the flavors of fermented fish paste, would be just the thing to snack on today with a whole basket of crunchy vegetables.
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Here at Summer we're not too particular about beverage pairings, but the crisp Mermaid Pilsner is just the thing to wash down those frogs' legs, and it's a far better value than any of the drink options available inside the ballpark.
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While the comfy pants are pretty casual and probably not something you can wear to the office or a holiday party, they're just the thing to throw on when you arrive home or plan to spend a day curled up indoors.
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The Battle of Winterfell is finally happening on this week's Game of Thrones, and the only thing that could possibly make that more exciting is the opportunity to watch it in glorious 4K on a huge TV — and Walmart has just the thing.
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In this moment, it seems like Hannah's resolve to have this child is strengthened — yes she's sad, but she's always been a character that seeks out adversity and this journey she's made on her own terms is just the thing, I guess.
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With all the recent turbulence in the Obamacare markets, liberals seem eager to champion an idea that might help settle things down, and we've seen a lot of people coming forward to say some kind of public option is just the thing.
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These wines are moderately sweet, yet the thrilling balance between acidity and residual sugar left after fermentation renders them tense and refreshing, just the thing to go with the richness of the coconut milk, the complexity of the spices and any chile heat.
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The county committees believed that Ms. Balter's energy — and her army of 800 volunteers — were just the thing to unseat Mr. Katko, a two-term Republican, in a swing district that voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and where registered Democrats edge Republicans.
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Even celebs like Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle love to wear flats with all kinds of looks, and if you're ready to invest in a versatile pair that you can wear to the office and beyond, Amazon shoppers have found just the thing.
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And when, at their 25th anniversary party, their secret is revealed as a fondness for threesomes, Malory and Caleb decide that, hey, maybe an extra pair of hands — a so-called unicorn — would be just the thing to invigorate their own close encounters.
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Netflix just announced a new season of Black Mirror, but if you prefer your sci-fi dystopias a little more on the camp side, Fox has just the thing: a new show called neXt about an evil Alexa that wants to take over the world.
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Location data is just the thing I'm most sensitive to, but I imagine many other Android users would take issue with Google's web and app activity tracking (which Google Assistant also demands be turned on), provided they actually knew how intrusive that data collection is.
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When you're trying to use your phone's GPS to navigate with your car but you don't want to obstruct your windshield with a big suction cup, this smartphone dashboard mount might be just the thing you need, and it's currently 32% off on Amazon.
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Analysts, however, warn that Mr. Fillon's proposed austerity cure for France's economic stagnation — cutting 500,000 Civil Service positions and 100 billion euros (about $105 billion) in spending — could be just the thing to push frightened voters into the arms of the National Front leader.
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While the direct economic impact of the steel and aluminum tariffs is negligible, the prospect of them inviting retribution from trading partners could be just the thing that would kill the goodwill, enthusiasm and trust the president has built with corporate leaders and investors.
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KeySmart 213.60,221 mAh Portable Charger — $221 See Details If more than just your key ring needs organizing, KeySmart has just the thing: It's waterproof and ventilating Urban 220 Commuter Bag is a portable, all-in-one system with designated protected spaces for your laptop, sunglasses, and valuables.
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When the sun is sweltering or you're rushing to get out the door, there's nothing easier to throw on than a breezy dress, and according to Amazon shoppers, this fun frock is just the thing to reach for on summer's hottest days (or any day, really!).
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But if the idea of watching the fifth installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean series and a profoundly dumb reboot of Baywatch doesn't spark your interest this Memorial Day weekend, maybe a dose of the late, great Roger Moore battling underwater megalomaniacs is just the thing.
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LAHORE, Pakistan — Riaz Masih and Nasreen Riasat had been married for four years, with their first child on the way in just a month, when they decided a slow walk in the park would be just the thing to enjoy a pleasant Sunday evening in Lahore.
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In all the worst and least ennobling ways, the NFL is just the thing for an anxious and unhappy time; a fake war fought on television by good guys and bad guys, standing in for the realer, dirtier, longer ones fought out in the cold, everywhere.
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If EA can establish itself as a Netflix-esque one-stop shop for PC gaming needs (including a massive, cross-publisher library), it could be just the thing to bring Origin back into the spotlight and take back some of the PC gaming market from the juggernaut that is Valve's Steam.
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But if you can't wait another second for the premiere of the new live-action Beauty and the Beast movie, we've got just the thing to help you bide the time: some online shopping that'll help you get a wardrobe almost as magical as the talking one in Belle's room in the castle.
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I don't know if I'm a big enough fan of Spotify Premium to buy a standalone music player just for listening to music offline, but if you're, say, a runner and you don't want to strap your iPhone or Android phone to your arm, the Mighty could be just the thing you need in your life.
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"I have the impression this book about a young, yearning waitress is the literary equivalent of a sit-down lunch at a nice downtown restaurant: sophisticated but not too fancy, just the thing to shore up my waning faith that some of the time-tested pleasures can still be had even in a radically transformed Manhattan," Russo said.
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But if that seems like too much work, you'd rather just dump and stir, Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for summer minestrone is easy, serial cooking, just the thing to make as you listen to "All Things Considered" give way to Kai Ryssdal as the sun falls into the sea (or New Jersey, depending on where you live).
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To the Editor: Re "Just the Thing for Mom," by Monica Heisey (Sunday Review, May 5): One of the best experiences for mothers, when their children are in elementary school, is being proudly presented with a handmade object, often crookedly made out of clay, like a misshapen little bowl, especially if it has the words "For My Mom" carved into its side.
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Money can't buy you everything, but in 18th-century Rome, it could underwrite some pretty amazing acquisitions: a shoebox-size, neo-Classical, gilt silver casket for your wine; a Rococo clock consisting almost entirely of vivacious curves (not a straight line anywhere); or an exquisite bronze miniature of a famous Greek sculpture like the Apollo Belvedere, just the thing for a royal study.
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If your go-to winter recipes have got you in a cooking rut, Walmart has just the thing to make the foodie part of your brain feel inspired again: The big box store is currently offering huge discounts on all sorts of appliances from brands like Cuisinart, KitchenAid, and Instant Pot, saving shoppers up to 61% (!) on new tools and gadgets for their kitchen.
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The Colombian reggaetonero had already banked hits with "Ginza" and "Ay Vamos," but his crossover appeal began to skyrocket in the second half of the decade, when Beyoncé lent vocals to "Mi Gente" and he guested on Cardi B's "I Like It." So when Vibras dropped in 2018, its mix of beat-heavy hip-hop, dembow, reggaeton, urbano, and raw sensuality were just the thing he needed to take his career to the next level.
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That there's this sense that the new device will have capabilities that the old one didn't, and even if they never use any of those capabilities — even if they haven't been going through the world saying, "Oh, if only my phone did this, life would be perfect " — once the phone comes out, they want it, because maybe next week they'll decide that this new feature is just the thing that will turn their lives around.
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