"We basically need to lighten up a little," she said.
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This will generally "help lighten up darker photos," she says.
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His second studio album, "Lighten Up," was released last month.
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The Americans had already seemed to lighten up on Mr. Assad.
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Raise your hand if you're ready to lighten up about love!
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As for the rest of us, we need to lighten up.
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Lighten up your outlook on Wednesday when charming Venus conjuncts intuitive Neptune.
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And coupled Scorpios may find new ways to lighten up and cooperate.
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A handloom-woven jute rug will lighten up your space for summer.
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Everyone knows there's a market for people who want to lighten up.
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Moving forward, the Democrats need to lighten up and enjoy this process.
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" A senior officer privately advised Matthew, "Lighten up a little bit, man.
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Well, Abby Elliott had a short, succinct reply to them: "Lighten up!"
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Lighten up, you've been watching way too many of those white teen movies.
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"Needed a little humor to lighten up a #YearInSpace," he wrote on Twitter.
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Lighten up, people might say — a light touch is a form of graciousness.
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" He added, "You've got to have a laugh, we've got to lighten up.
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Peter, of course, is a fictional character, so perhaps I should lighten up.
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But many traders were forced to lighten up in the chaos last week.
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This wasn't the first time Poehler tried to lighten up a comedy category.
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Tell them to lighten up a little, with your actions, not your words.
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Kids running around in sneakers that lighten up with every step demonstrate this principle.
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"People getting all serious on this post... take a joke, lighten up," someone wrote.
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That would be the time to buy favored cyclicals and lighten up on defensive stocks.
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GUTFELD: Enough of this apparel disgrace with Jim, does everybody just need to lighten up?
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Like so many MCU properties, Luke Cage blends in humor to lighten up the drama.
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And showing Jon Snow how to (temporarily) lighten up was an act of public service.
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"Just step back and lighten up" is a lesson I've learned over and over again.
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They're tired of being told to lighten up on God and country, family and home.
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But cheer up: your tax situation likely will lighten up a bit when you retire.
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You know, we all need to lighten up here, have a little sense of humor.
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Bellingham said he added a "Lighten Up" heart-shaped cookie for those questioning his designs.
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You're in a sensitive mood today, Gemini, but things will lighten up later on tonight.
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Don't worry, Gemini, the mood does lighten up during the second half of the month!
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You shouldn't be ready to lighten up on stocks, though, according to DataTrek's Jessica Rabe.
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Scroll on to lighten up your luggage load and tighten up your trips for optimal enjoyment.
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It makes you stress, it makes you tense, so being able to lighten up a little.
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They tend to buy the losing sectors last year and lighten up on the biggest gainers.
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That means the risk of wildfires is down, and Californians can lighten up about water usage.
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When it was above fair value, it would lighten up on stocks in favour of cash.
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When you're being paid $20 million per picture and you're getting all free clothes, lighten up.
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Give them time, though, and they lighten up, revealing nuanced colors and whimsical musings on perception.
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A veteran investor is lifting his call for investors to lighten up on tech stock exposure.
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"I wanted to lighten up the hotel but make sure it still had soul," he said.
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If mixture seems a bit too thick, add some reserved pasta water to thin and lighten up.
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" He added, "You know we all need to lighten up here, have a little sense of humor.
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One Twitter user found the olives phrase "so disrespectful" ... ... while another says everybody needs to lighten up.
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Hegseth went on to explain that his joke was also made to get people to lighten up.
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Overall, Venmo's goal is to lighten up the awkward moment of prodding friends for money, said Leyden.
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Which is necessary to the girl trying to lighten up because water is a very heavy substance.
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The governor attempted to lighten up the discussion by answering a reporter's questions in an Irish accent.
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And then it starts to lighten up a little bit as you're starting to get into the eye.
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If you're looking to lighten up your home like a pro, you might want to consider this option.
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When it comes to nudity and sex scenes in film, Kristen Stewart thinks Americans need to lighten up.
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SWANSON: Look at -- I mean, they just look so angry and awful and they need to lighten up.
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Corporations should lighten up — as some Twitter users have noted; they may be super-pumped with the results.
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GIFs can play a big part in social commerce just like they would lighten up conversations in messengers.
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The confetti drop started in 1992, when it was intended to lighten up the tone of the event.
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"We're seeing investors use earnings as a reason to lighten up a bit," Bespoke said in a tweet.
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The president smiled hard next to the pope; the pontiff seemed to lighten up when he shook Mrs.
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These works may help you lighten up, but others offer more poetic means of momentary, THC-free escapism.
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However, while the action on screen was seriously dramatic, some fans wished Game of Thrones could lighten up — literally.
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"Okay, he needs to name his next album Seven and like lighten up on the kids situation," Pippen cracks.
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This is actually just a "little humor to lighten up a year in space," according to astronaut Scott Kelly.
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" In the post, one user commented, "Dang JVN needs to lighten up lately and learn to laugh at himself!
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The author called upon her longtime hairstylist Kristin Ess to lighten up her locks before a segment on E!
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My hair actually reminds me of when I was younger and my strands would lighten up in the summer.
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There are times when it pays to be more heavily invested and times where it pays to lighten up.
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It seems as though every celebrity — from Jennifer Lopez to Selena Gomez — is looking to lighten up their looks.
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The Disney Bedtime Adventure box is a great way to lighten up the bedtime routine for Disney-loving kids.
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If you had a long week, think of this grid as an excuse to lighten up a little bit.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Northwest winds lighten up in the evening and, with few clouds, temperatures drop quickly.
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Saturday • Lighten up your weekend: The New York Comedy Festival continues with stand-up around the city through Sunday.
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The first in another trilogy, this one based on Cocteau films, offered Mr. Glass a chance to lighten up.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Amid Cheers, Some Scholars See an Airbrushed 'Hamilton' " (front page, April 11): Lighten up, scholars.
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"The stock market is very overvalued, so it makes sense to lighten up on risk going into this," he said.
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" Diamondback Energy Inc: "I think you've got a chance to be able to lighten up Diamondback Energy into any opportunity.
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GIFs immediately lighten up the tone of a conversation and are a great way to push past the small talk.
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He keeps the optical heat on by using bright yellows — when he wants to lighten up — and virtually banning white.
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"As Ron Vara might say, 'Lighten up and have fun reading the books,'" Mr. Navarro said in a text message.
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The artist shies away from insinuations of artistic activism, though, and hopes the paintings will simply inspire viewers to lighten up.
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Right now, and not to make this too heavy, but in Trump's America, we shouldn't be telling women to lighten up.
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To profit from the next leg of the rally, Paulsen is advising investors to lighten up on what has been working.
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And yes, that includes some discussion about whether the more politically minded among them might need to lighten up a bit.
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And it doesn't seem like the heavy burden of the trade war on the housing industry will lighten up anytime soon.
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Instead, you can lighten up your favorite comfort foods in a variety of ways, making them more suitable for everyday enjoyment.
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When switching ingredients to lighten up a cake, be sure to closely follow a recipe or utilize an ingredient-swap chart.
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She's taught me to lighten up, to be more of a free spirit and to look at the upside of things.
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Pounding energetically as they do, there's nevertheless a dull predictability to this move that makes me wish they'd lighten up again.
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Here are 5 easy ways to lighten up your diet (and experiment in the kitchen!) with a little inspiration from Taylor. 1.
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I've been using cauliflower to lighten up heavy dishes for years, so I was thrilled when this veggie swap went fully mainstream.
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Every now and then he'll lighten up and have some fun, like on the song where he challenges you to a danceoff.
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Any time I did mention I thought something was offensive, I was met with dismissal or mockery, and told to lighten up.
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With so much seriousness and terror following Frankenstein's monster around, it was nice to have a comedy to lighten up the tone.
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It's not that you're ever specifically told to lighten up and accept that dead characters make for more compelling horror (they do!).
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We need to lighten up the emphasis on standardized tests, which do not measure anything fundamental about our character or human worth.
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"As the industry grows and as businesses become stronger at lobbying, there's a chance that things could lighten up a little bit."
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He mentions that he likes very deep pressure on his back, but asks me to lighten up around his shoulders and neck.
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It would be nice if it were easy to judge when to lighten up on dear stocks and load up on cheaper ones.
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William, who is the president of the English Football Association, took to the palace's Twitter page again to lighten up his countrymen's spirits.
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Whenever will the press lighten up on this man and give to him the rightful consideration for his successes and forward visionary thinking?
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But here are three questions investors can ask themselves in order to determine whether or not it's time to lighten up on stocks.
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We should all lighten up but let everyone do the job they are obligated to do on something other than a war footing.
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Sour cream is used in both the batter and the cream garnish to add some fermented funk and lighten up this pillowy classic.
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Things lighten up this evening when the Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini, lighting up the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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According to Barna W. Donovan, a media studies professor at New Jersey's Saint Peter's University, the first step would be to lighten up.
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They warn, however, that if the weakness lingers, it may be time to start believing their own eyes and lighten up on stocks.
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Sensitive to L.A.'s appetite for more holistic dining options, native avocados and citrus lighten up the heavier dishes of the Italian kitchen canon.
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It's certainly possible that being able to "lighten up" in the face of it is a luxury that a lot of people don't have.
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The theory that you need to lighten up on the hydration front isn't a lie you've been told in order to sell more moisturizer.
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You won't find this in the Farmer's Almanac, but when temperatures and hemlines start to rise, celebrities begin to lighten up their hair colors.
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When talking about cultural differences, there's often a fear of saying the wrong thing or perpetuating stereotypes, and Liu's graphics lighten up the discussion.
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Some voters at the events recognized that some of Mr. Kemp's presentation was exaggerated shtick, while others felt that liberal America should lighten up.
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You will use employee behavior metrics to help improve the workplace with employee contests and events to lighten up the mood in the office.
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Early on, Sweeney's sole purpose in the story seems to be to lighten up an episode that deals with Maia's familial and legal problems.
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Sean Spicer is suggesting his critics lighten up after facing pushback following the former White House press secretary's surprise appearance at the Emmy Awards.
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So the week after the shooting we gave everyone Hawaiian leis, we gave out candy, we did everything we could to lighten up the mood.
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Niacinamide, or vitamin B3, is a great skin-care multitasker — it can help neutralize redness, soothe breakouts, lighten up hyperpigmentation, smooth fine lines, and more.
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As Bryant's career wound toward its conclusion several years ago, the star who seemed to only crave victory and self-glory started to lighten up.
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After some time, Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes called Bannon in hopes of getting him to lighten up on Kelly, Bannon told Frontline.
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Those corduroys, turtlenecks, and wool blazers might be your fall and winter uniform, but come May, it's time to lighten up, or suffer the (sweaty) consequences.
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The first few days of New York Fashion Week were unseasonably warm, enabling the crowd to lighten up on the layering and prematurely dress for spring.
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However, it may not be a bad idea to lighten up a little, which is why I&aposm still calling for a "Keep the peace" movement.
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So Johnson went on ABC's This Week today to tell everyone to lighten up and explain his real solution for climate change: moving to other planets.
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Lighten up, let people live how they want to & just focus on correcting the issues in your own parenting rather than trying to dictate everyone else's.
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Usher needs to lighten up by doing the opposite of lightening up -- he needs to start dating big girls ... at least that how Problem sees it.
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Jackson has always insisted that he only wanted a system that involved all five players, suggesting he would lighten up when it comes to his legacy.
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Lighten up, Bloomberg's campaign has responded to complaints about the videos and fake quotes — of course it's tongue in cheek humor intended to make a point.
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So while returns will be worse while the recession is on, you very likely won't know when it started in order to lighten up on risky stocks.
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"If people are looking to lighten up a little bit on their FANG stocks, selling Netflix and going into Disney should be a good play," he said.
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I know you're trying to lighten up the crowd so they'll like you, but what I really wanna do here is ... I'm gonna go to serious now.
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And while we're not suggesting you reprise this scary style, you may try spending the first part of June focusing on your love goals, then lighten up.
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Back in June, she decided to lighten up her signature brown hair with some blonde highlights, and swapped out her classic chignon for an elaborately braided bun.
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The smart strategy is to lighten up a little on some of the mega-caps if they have risen above what is dictated by your risk tolerance.
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The dish includes a heavy dose of veggies while swapping the usual heavy cream with a small amount of lower calorie almond milk to lighten up the classic.
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See below to learn how you can repurpose your little guys and make them into a super cool art piece that will lighten up the darkest (k)nights.
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You'll have to click the lighten up button at the bottom before a preview appears, but after that you can keep making adjustments and previewing the file again.
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And stylists don't have to tap through menus to determine how light they want to make the hair (the company says it can lighten up to seven levels).
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So it's the perfect time to lighten up with Google's latest April Fools' Day product: an all-new VR headset that truly lives up to the medium's promise.
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We told our friends to lighten up, but I started to wonder: Should we be worried that the universe was telling our child she needed a father figure?
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Kipling never learned to lighten up—or to appreciate American humor and informality—and America, by his lights, never got over being headstrong and overly sure of itself.
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We noticed that you wear a lot of suits—ya might want to lighten up a bit and let your freak flag (as opposed to your flag pin) fly.
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We definitely want people to take Geeky Sex Toys as a company seriously, but at the same time it's our mission to lighten up the stigma around sex toys.
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Lighten up, guys: It's just a blimp at a protest—basically a placard with a bit more buoyancy, really no need to have a protracted national debate over it.
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All those things about him being intense do seem to be true, but on SNL at least he's able to lighten up and make fun of that public image.
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OK, let's lighten up with the 2016 story of Gobi, a stray dog in China who, after a chance meeting during the route, started running alongside ultramarathoner Dion Leonard.
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All Trump critics with your knickers in a knot, lighten up: At least the Donald didn't regale us with stories of having seen his counterpart's soul as Dubya did.
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To play these next moves, Wilson and the strategists warn investors that the S&P should hit resistance and they should lighten up if it gets to 2,600 to 2,650.
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Women, of course, know well what it is like to protest a line of humour and be asked to "lighten up" or "chill out" or "learn to take a joke".
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MSNSTX-TOTAL "The down move (in tin) is now over-extended and we would tighten up stops/lighten up short positions," Commerzbank technical analyst Karen Jones said in a note.
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The Big Bang Theory subtly suggests that maybe these gentlemen should lighten up, treat women as equals and as people, and start looking for friends and partners, not just hookups.
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To lighten up the mood, Zoey returns to the bright, warm embrace of California U and her friends after watching her boyfriend get assaulted by his own money-hungry father.
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They go through a lot of stress and if I can lighten up their day by saying something stupid, then I feel that my job as a fan is accomplished.
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While we typically peg summer as the season to lighten up your look, it seems as though plenty celebrities are hopping on the blond train a little early this year.
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The Navy can lighten up its busy schedule, allowing sailors more time to train and technicians more time to maintain ships and aircraft, by modifying its forward presence operations abroad.
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As he has throughout this election cycle, Kasich leaned into his "only adult in the room" routine, refusing to go after rivals and basically begging the party to lighten up.
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As for the advice he would give Trump, McConney suggested he lighten up on the negative rhetoric, including the rants about "fake news" or Robert Mueller's "witch hunt" of an investigation.
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"It's one of the saddest things I've ever seen," said Mr. Batista, 43, who tried to lighten up the area by hanging decorations from the ceiling for the coming carnival celebrations.
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Lots of people have reached a similar conclusion, and that's perfectly OK. Sometime after Sekiro released on March 22, people started suggesting that maybe From Software could lighten up a bit.
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"What inspired me to make it is that there has been a lot of airline drama and I wanted to lighten up the mood," Juan told The Huffington Post by email.
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If you're looking for ways to lighten up some of your go-to bad habit foods, like pizza, it's a good idea to try mastering the art of the cauliflower crust.
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After five or six straight days of the market rallying, senior partners at brokerage trading desks would instruct the junior partners [traders] to "lighten up a little bit", Mr Cashin says.
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" Ali questions the complicity of black entertainers in this circus, while Sly mockingly repeats what Ali says and tells him to lighten up: "We ain't planning on going to church now.
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The cast of The Walking Dead attempted to lighten up a little bit with a special episode that features sparkly backup dancers, a 16-minute drum solo, and two Han Solos.
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The Moon, in Sagittarius, meets Saturn at 10:32 AM, putting people in a serious mood—but things will lighten up at 11:38 AM when the Moon connects with lucky Jupiter.
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If there's any clear difference between Powell and Yellen, it's that Powell would be a bit more eager to lighten up on the Fed's post-crisis regulatory scrutiny of the financial industry.
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It also features ways to "lighten up" recipes, fun pizza facts and images of all of the famous TMNT characters, including Bebop and Rocksteady — and of course, Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michaelangelo.
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The first two sentences of this horoscope are a conceptual art piece called "Trolling the Olds" (2016), and if you found yourself agreeing with those sentiments, you really need to lighten up.
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For fall and winter, I have been softening Kate's blonde and letting the root grow out, but her new, shorter cut was the perfect opportunity to brighten and lighten up her color again.
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You're in a serious mood this morning, Virgo, but things will lighten up a bit once the Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn and illuminates the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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From GOP chairman Reince Priebus to conservative commentator Dick Morris to an infinite parade of egg avatars on Twitter, everyone is deeply emotionally invested in getting the candidate to lighten up a little.
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Ring Video Doorbell If he still experiences nightmarish dreams because he watched Home Alone one too many times as a child, the Ring Video Doorbell may help him lighten up just a little bit.
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But the top-heavy close crop wasn't all that was different about Heigl's hairstyle — she also asked for some honey blonde highlights during the same salon session to lighten up her new brunette do.
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It's more coherent & less idiosyncratic than Batman v Superman (which I loved, so make of that what you will), and tries very hard to lighten up on the gloom & doom of the DC universe.
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The new terminal will feature faster GPU-accelerated text rending and "emoji-rich" fonts, because everything these days needs to support emojis, and those will sure help lighten up the command-line user experience.
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Drummond says the new book is "not a keto cookbook or a low-carb cookbook," but it is full of "suggestions for how to lighten up an otherwise really carb-heavy dish," according to Drummond.
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HuffPost's Eating Well blog reported plenty of ways to lighten up this classic, from choosing more flavorful cheeses to reduce the amount needed by adding ingredients like spinach and tomatoes for a boost in nutrients.
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We'll probably have a fair amount of uncertainty and perhaps a 'sell first' environment for a week," said "I think it's probably a good excuse for anyone who is inclined to sell, to lighten up.
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Ownership of the Star Wars franchise has changed hands, and while Disney has traditionally been notorious about ignoring fair use in copyright, it's recently begun to lighten up considerably in its attitude toward fan works.
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But Ivanka Trump herself — who markets herself as a guru for women in the workplace, celebrating "women who work" — has written that when it comes to sexual harassment, women sometimes just need to lighten up.
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Several times in Nanette, she critiques the male voices that dominate comedy, punctuating the tension with comments like "just jokes" or "lighten up," appropriating the average comedian's default, flippant response to accusations of bigotry or offensiveness.
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The trend is perfect for those who want to lighten up a little without going whole hog; the lighter strands blend into your natural hair color much more seamlessly, allowing your base color to peek through.
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The skin-care section is particularly optimistic, a long list of sleep cocoons, instant youthful radiance masks, recharging serums, and recovery concentrates, that will help you lighten up a little until the leaves start to turn.
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Then again, given the kind of time it takes to lighten up today — Selena Gomez sat nine hours in the chair for her recent turn as a buttery blond — da Vinci's methods seem pretty darn manageable.
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Much of Sunday night's Keeping Up With The Kardashians was decidedly carefree, likely to lighten up the mood of an episode whose centerpiece touches upon mass shootings, domestic violence, and the psychological effects of constant stalking.
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Over four years of use, she tells me, her skin did lighten up a little, though she wonders whether that was due to the cream or her taking more care when going out in the sun.
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And instead of getting a woke rapper to double down on the song's themes for the remix, Perry instead drafted one of rap's most colorful new personalities to lighten up the song over a trap beat.
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For example: He learns to ask for things not clearly communal, you lighten up about soap, you both learn where you draw the line between reasonable accommodations of each other's way of living, and soul-sucking ones.
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They trade updates about Zika's spread, information about microcephaly, reports that the authorities may provide subsidies of about $220 a month to poor families with microcephalic babies, and even the occasional joke to lighten up the mood.
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First, he aligns himself with a well-established white developer (Colm Meaney) and subsequently a colorful club owner, Joe Morris (Samuel L. Jackson), a boisterous fellow who thinks his tightly-wound partner desperately needs to lighten up.
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"We actually were gonna go honey blonde," Jenner's colorist Priscilla Valles previously told PeopleStyle about the new hue, which, according to the pro, wasn't really inspired by anything other than the star wanting to lighten up her hair.
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Barry Knapp, managing partner at Ironsides Macroeconomics, said Friday the escalation of the trade wars has made him more risk adverse, and he would lighten up holdings in the sectors he had favored—industrials, technology and transportation stocks.
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China has been a less aggressive buyer of the U.S. sovereign debt, and market players have speculated that one action it could take in the trade war with the U.S. is to lighten up on its U.S. holdings.
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You'll lighten up on Friday evening when the Moon in patient, sensual Taurus harmonizes with Saturn at 29:232 PM—you'll find comfort in your commitments and you should be proud of your strong perseverance through emotional hardships.
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Still, people close to Ms. Nielsen, who was a homeland security official in George W. Bush's administration, have counseled her to lighten up and to pay more attention to the perfunctory niceties of a not-so-nice job.
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"Even though we are trying to be funny and get some laughs out of people to lighten up the mood, we know this is a very serious storm and we are hoping everyone is staying safe," the teen said.
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And though you may assume, dear innocent theatergoer, that things can only lighten up for this poor blighted creature, she will continue to march in lock step with an unforgiving destiny for the succeeding two and a half hours.
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We could go on and on about how versatile white kicks are; they look equally good with jeans, skirts, and leggings, and they help lighten up your wardrobe even when temperatures are still in that in-between spring phase.
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The key to achieving true cream soda coolness lies in the in-between — it's not too frosty, not too deep, making it a perfect transitional shade for brunettes looking to lighten up without a shock of sharp-color contrast.
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Imagine all the beet-faced CEOs rushing from meeting to meeting lighten up just a bit when they realize they can dig out addresses from a calendar while looking for directions in Google Maps without switching back and forth between apps.
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You've been concerned with processing your home and family life, Capricorn, but this Monday, you lighten up and make some conscious space for fun and flirtation, as Mercury, the planet of communication, enters your house of pleasure, bringing invitations to parties.
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Her sporadic attempts to lighten up are hit-and-miss: her frequent public mockery of Mr Johnson is making an enemy of him—and feels weird coming from the woman who gave him his powerful job in the first place.
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"We are still quite cautious on the Fed, oil and China and until we get some level of stability, certainty and clarity in those areas, we are actually recommending clients to lighten up," Woods told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday.
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The hypothetical Microsoft employee who might be better off with limited exposure to growth stocks, for instance, could follow a conservative model portfolio or lighten up on domestic tech or growth stocks by tweaking the allocation of a riskier one.
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"The degree to which banks have been caught under the yoke of regulatory obligations is very likely to lighten up under Trump," said Arjan Schütte, the founder of the venture capital firm Core Innovation Capital, which focuses on financial technology.
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"At this stage of the cycle, with the Fed committed to raising interest rates over the next two years, we've got to lighten up and sell high," Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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"Sustaining Friday's push to new all-time closing and intraday highs would keep these upside price projections in focus as an area to lighten up on U.S. equities moving into the weak three-month period of August-October," Suttmeier wrote.
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Inspired by the trendy "unicorn" hair-color craze we're seeing everywhere these days, Kirsty Weston, a 29-year-old mother from Hertfordshire, England, purchased an inexpensive box of high-strength powder bleach from a local shop to lighten up her dark brown hair.
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Customers at the upscale retailer's Beverly Hills store on Friday perused a new section with hand-blown glass bongs, Gucci ashtrays, jewelry inscribed with the words "Lighten Up" and cosmetics labeled as containing cannabidiol, a non-high inducing part of the cannabis plant.
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What she learns from listening to men's thoughts is that they're more emotional than they let on, and that she should probably lighten up on some of them to become a slightly better, less prickly person, while also standing up for herself.
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As Azaria tells it, he didn't have anything to do with the writing of the apology scene—and what's more, he doesn't agree with its suggestion that "people need to lighten up or grow a thicker skin" when it comes to Apu.
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"Radical academic and cultural conservatives are now locked in a full-blown, mutually sustaining folie a deux," he wrote about the age of Reagan, "and the only person each dislikes more than the other is the one who tells both to lighten up."
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TIME TO LIGHTEN UP Nordic markets have the highest rates of subscription video-on-demand uptake in Europe but Netflix's market share is only 47% versus an average of 70% in the rest of Western Europe, according to research firm Ampere Analysis.
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"There is going to be big supply from the French at some point, so people are trying to figure out what the premium should be and how to use their lines on these names, and whether to lighten up on Tier 2," he added.
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While most women are opting for highlights or a full head of bleached locks to lighten up their look for the summer months ahead, Jenny McCarthy is flipping the script on this commonplace seasonal practice and taking her typical blonde to a rich brunette shade.
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"A lot of people are advocating that the government lighten up in their control of the Suboxone providers because, sure it can get diverted, sure there can be a black market, but that's small potatoes compared to this incredible epidemic we have of overdoses," he says.
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It takes your mind off what you're going through and kind of lightens the mood up because, even people going through breakups, sometimes it gets too heavy and dramatic and serious, so it's nice to have someone to lighten up the mood and be flirty with sometimes.
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"The Absent One" finds Mr. Kaas as watchable as before, though a few well-intentioned attempts to lighten up his character — an orphaned cat is brought in, a speech about his motivations is given — are clumsily executed, and instead divert from his terse and magnetic personality.
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TV, TCN-Philadelphia, SN133, Sportsnet West (Calgary) ABOUT THE FLYERS (27-22-7): Philadelphia's compressed schedule will lighten up after back-to-back contests against the Alberta contingent (Calgary and Edmonton) to open a three-game trek through Western Canada, but don't tell that to veteran forward Jakub Voracek.
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" With a mix of low-carb, keto diet-friendly options and a variety of her signature "carbolicious" recipes, Drummond says The New Frontier is "not a keto cookbook or a low-carb cookbook," but it is full of "suggestions for how to lighten up an otherwise really carb-heavy dish.
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I've got an idea: if you really are scared of this market like so many are, if you truly believe there will be a crash or something terrible is out there — a view I do not subscribe to — then feel free to use the era of good feelings to lighten up.
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The height of the northern hemisphere summer has produced its usual bout of stock market weakness with the unloved rally losing suitors after a string of corporate earnings, North Korea tension, White House politics and uncertainty over monetary policy all cited as reasons to lighten up on stocks in August.
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"We had a dire end to 2018 which was then recouped so you have a very good reason to lighten up on portfolios," said Marie Owens Thomsen, chief economist at CA Indosuez in Geneva, adding that confusion over the state of play in Britain's impending departure from the European Union clouded the picture more.
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"We had a dire end to 258.91 which was then recouped so you have a very good reason to lighten up on portfolios," said Marie Owens Thomsen, chief economist at CA Indosuez in Geneva, adding that confusion over the state of play in Britain's impending departure from the European Union clouded the picture more.
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"But the major point I need to make as we wrap up a largely dispiriting quarter is that if you can't handle the news flow, both fake and real, you need to use this rally to lighten up, maybe even on Monday, [on] the names that have caused you the most fright," Cramer told investors.
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Charles could lighten up a room, he could crack a joke, he was my first baseman there on the panel for almost 10 years and before that alongside Brit Hume and he could cut through the noise of the day and then crack us up in the commercial breaks like nobody else did, so he just had a gift.
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You didn't have to think that Trump himself was funny to see this effect: I found him repulsive, and yet I could hear those comedy rhythms everywhere, from the Rodney Dangerfield "I don't get no respect" routine to the gleeful insult-comic slams of Don Rickles (for "hockey puck," substitute "Pocahontas") to Andrew Dice Clay, whose lighten-up-it's-a-joke, it's-not-him-it's-a-persona brand of misogyny dominated the late nineteen-eighties.
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We have a contingent of people (lead by one user, Grik) who believe that there aren't people behind these screen names and that 'anything should go because this is just a foot fetish site and we should lighten up,' so that gives him carte blanche to say and do whatever he wants (including implying that any picture of a woman bending over is 'Ready for Grik,' a saying that has since been banned on this site).
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