To start the evening, the pop star lit up the red carpet with her first costume, a chandelier that literally lit up.
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Lyla lit up seeing her, lit up the park with her excitement about being in a place where you could still call the fear and shifting ground magic.
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Barcelona folklore has it that, after his debut match with the club, Cruyff lit up in the changing rooms, went for a shower and then promptly lit up all over again.
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" - via Twitter Tom Bergeron "She lit up the ballroom.
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Fans lit up the singer's Instagram account with well wishes.
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He lit up a room every time he entered it.
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The more they lied, the less their amygdala lit up.
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" The boy lit up and he said, "Yeah, it is.
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The device made a soft tone and momentarily lit up.
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"It all makes sense," she says, her eyes lit up.
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Already some impressive displays have lit up the night sky.
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"Katherine lit up when Chris arrived," a source told PEOPLE.
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She lit up the room with her charm, her presence.
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When asked what he'll do next, his eyes lit up.
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NEW HAVEN David Denby discusses his book "Lit Up." Feb.
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HE LIES under bulletproof glass, lit up with red rays.
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But when he walked into the room it lit up.
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"He lit up," Nelson tells PEOPLE in the video above.
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You lit up his hospital room and blessed his family.
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He lit up the FNC halls w/his kindness & humor.
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The way they lit up, we knew we had something.
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The slot machine lit up with a $100,000 pay line.
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The boss's eyes lit up and he began clapping furiously.
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Jerry was the smile that instantly lit up any room.
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The internet lit up with passionate responses: My fave Selena!!!!
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"His eyes lit up, and he said, 'Wow,'" Bernhardt recalled.
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His remarks lit up Mueller's Republican doubters, including the President.
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When our daughter blurted the answer, Steve's face lit up.
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She lit up a cigarette and made a phone call.
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"But when he smiled, he just lit up," she says.
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"She lit up every room she walked into," he said.
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Spelacchio — whose droopy appearance lit up the internet last year.
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Thomas lit up in overtime, especially after Gortat fouled out.
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Sonar depth charts lit up a bank of displays overhead.
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The Dr. Seuss palm trees were lit up in orange.
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Freedman was lit up by the energy in the water.
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"That one suitcase lit up thousands of births," Zaslow says.
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When I mentioned Charlize Theron in passing, she lit up.
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The phones lit up, but the samples soon ran out.
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Warren, in particular, lit up the stage in Las Vegas.
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But the internet lit up with scorn for the parents.
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Fans lit up Gila River Arena with their phone lights.
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Pink ribbons were tied around trees; highway billboards lit up.
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" The boy lit up and he said, "Yeah, it is.
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One Southwest crew lit up their plane cabin in pink.
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G7, on the first day, he got lit up, right?
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It's beautifully lit up by spotlights, looks gorgeous at night.
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Your LinkedIn lit up, alerting you to a new message.
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As soon as he saw her, his eyes lit up.
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Mia's face lit up, and she threw up her arms.
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In March 22016, the Bay Bridge in San Francisco lit up.
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And I think that -- PERINO: You just lit up the Twitter.
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Their eyes lit up the minute Wacha walked into the room.
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When Yeezy hit the stage, the sky lit up with fireworks.
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Pakistani social media lit up in praise for the duke's choice.
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The two cores lit up overhead, like candlesticks floating above us.
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Her face lit up as if hearing a long forgotten song.
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"The carriage was lit up and was just beautiful," she said.
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The house was lit up red, like it was on fire.
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" I lit up and said, "Now THAT'S a hit song title!
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"He had a smile that lit up the room," she says.
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"My face honestly lit up when I saw them," she said.
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I knew it as soon as I lit up a cigarette.
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She spots Archie, face lit up, smiling at her with encouragement.
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Fans and foes lit up the Twitterverse with love — and snark.
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I bumped into Peter Wilson and and his eyes lit up.
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"Purple Rain" induced a singalong complete with waving lit up cellphones.
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"The house got lit up like it was Christmas," she said.
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My eyes get lit up when I see all the potential.
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"Kelley lit up any room she was in," one friend wrote.
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Suddenly his eyes lit up, and he began to talk faster.
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He was struggling with his speech, but his face lit up.
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Heavy-metal music blared, and flaming graphics lit up the scoreboard.
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Satellite images show how fast it lit up neighborhoods at night.
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There are even lit-up pyramids at night that house celebrations.
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Natasha Lyonne lit up the purple carpet in a golden gown.
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Ohashi's dizzying routine lit up the crowd -- and social media, too.
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Your imagination is lit up and your psychic abilities are strong.
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The pickup bed, called the vault, is lit up and visible.
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The Arc de Triomphe was lit up in the spring sunshine.
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His eyes lit up with amusement as he understood the situation.
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Inside, glass floor panels reveal sea life in lit-up waters.
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Around twelve-thirty, the phone on my bedside table lit up.
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Watch to see his sweet reaction that lit up the internet.
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Lady Gaga lit up Miami Saturday night with a spectacular performance.
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A day passed before my phone lit up with his name.
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It arrived in a box lit up inside by Christmas lights.
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His eyes lit up as he talked about outsmarting his oppressors.
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The internet has lit up with jibes about this whole story.
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Twitter lit up over the weekend with praise for Mr. Mendez.
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Then they watched which parts of the participants' brains lit up.
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An hour later, my phone lit up with a Twitter notification.
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Maybe you've seen-, I think we have all seen that-, that satellite picture, that goes around the world at night, and it shows Europe lit up, it shows China lit up, it shows the United States lit up, and you get to Africa, and it's a giant dark spot, with just the tiniest little glimpse of light down in South Africa.
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When he was with his kids was when he really lit up.
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Your gentle voice and charm that lit up the world around you.
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And despite all her fears, a giant grin lit up her face.
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LG: It shows everybody that little lit-up apple on your laptop.
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Fans lit up social media with their own reactions to the show.
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On Sunday, Gab's forum lit up with comments about the Pittsburgh attack.
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The Center was lit up in the colors of the rainbow flag.
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But mostly they saw how much I lit up being around her.
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"She just lit up the room when she came in," says Reid.
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"When he saw Katie, his eyes just lit up," Dalton's dad says.
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Before long, Twitter lit up with a search for for his identity.
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Could he have saved that friend whose smile lit up any room?
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They could see the church sign lit up and emergency lights flashing.
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Have you seen other world landmarks lit up in tribute to France?
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Quick lit up the Cardinals with two touchdowns on two catches Sunday.
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This Taco Bell in Newport Beach, California, is lit up in excitement.
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Twitter lit up with reactions and jokes to this new iconic diss.
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"When we explained GraphQL to them, their eyes lit up," Byron says.
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Festive music blared through the streets as fireworks lit up the sky.
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Twitter lit up with people voicing their frustration with the museum's decision.
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For decades, neon signs have lit up every corner of urban life.
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Heavy gunfire could be heard and flares lit up the night sky.
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The former Florida governor lit up, though, when asked about his family.
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Twitter lit up, but let's shut this down before speculation really begins.
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Katy Perry just lit up the #MetGala carpet as an actual chandelier!
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He lit up again, chaining cigarettes, thrusting the packet in my direction.
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But he's also lit up Twitter with a little series called #TrumpLeaks.
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Haider's death, fresh candles were lit up at the memorial for the
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The meteor lit up the sky and then came into view. pic.twitter.
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He noticed Lane's stray card sitting on the table, and lit up.
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My Twitter feed lit up when I tweeted about some of them.
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The home screen lit up: a photograph of sleeping twin baby girls.
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But he didn't say no and that just lit up the Twitterverse.
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The irrepressible cheer of his vocals has always lit up his music.
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Twitter immediately lit up with references to karma and hashtags like #dontlift.
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The APPLAUSE sign lit up, but it instead elicited jeers and heckles.
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And never had my Instagram and Twitter feed lit up so much.
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Your intuition is especially lit up at the end of the month.
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On Monday night, everything was going great until my phone lit up.
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The underside of the luggage racks are sometimes lit up like rainbows.
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Her infectious smile lit up the room and drew people to her.
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He was a wonderful soul whose charismatic personality lit up a room.
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His frazzled face, rosy cheeks and icy hair lit up the internet.
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Wade, pleas to give to funds lit up social media for days.
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On the phone in her shop, Rina's face lit up with enthusiasm.
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She said she'd probably feel more comfortable, and I immediately lit up.
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Valentine's Day celebrations can consist of romantic outings lit up by fireworks.
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The eye masks lit up and the hair on my arms horripilated.
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She lit up every room and was a joy to be around.
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During the holidays, Café Pushkin is lit up in festive, dazzling lights.
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Every animal tested, even larvae, lit up in varying patterns and intensities.
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Rome The superhero's distress signal also lit up Roma Termini in Rome.
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Her brain was "lit up like a Christmas tree," her mother remembers.
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"He got lit up like crazy for that," Mike Donilon told me.
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Philip always had that great big grin that lit up a room!
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The "beautiful crimson" lit up all the neighboring high peaks, including Everest.
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"It's very impressive at night when it's lit up," Dr. Martín said.
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Lightning lit up the London sky on Wednesday night, accompanied by heavy rain.
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When I left the game's opening area I should've lit up with joy.
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Her eyes lit up and said we should go for a drink sometime.
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McCarthy "lit up the screen like a 500-watt bulb," said Rolling Stone.
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"They went zone and his eyes lit up," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said.
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Pittsburgh lit up Tepesch for four runs on five hits in the second.
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My eyes lit up, thinking maybe they had brought me one as well.
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The cracked screen lit up again as she typed: 'Risks to baby—Purilexa.
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In the next room, bright lights on tripods lit up as he passed.
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She agreed and said his eyes "lit up" when he saw her there.
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Weibo, China's Twitter, lit up with millions of reactions, most of them positive.
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They spy a food-and-fuel island ahead that is still lit up.
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That young woman just lit up the Winter Games with her charismatic personality.
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She loved seeing how much he lit up when he'd talk about politics.
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Coruscant might be lit up by bright advertisements, but there's no news media.
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Madrid's Neptune Fountain was lit up in magenta in honor of the strike.
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"I feel lit up by the idea," he said of becoming a father.
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All of the defendants looked up with their eyes lit up and smiled.
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He worked the crowd as fuchsia and indigo lights lit up his body.
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Then he purchased a Halo Belt for Millie, which lit up at night.
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The readout on my phone lit up with an 'F' in bright red.
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Its industrial facade is lit up in neon John Deere green and yellow.
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On Monday night, Smith's phone lit up with a text from her dad.
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At night, these shrines were the only structures lit up in the village.
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The place lit up with smartphone flashes as he moved toward the bar.
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Numbness while remembering how the country lit up in red while counting votes.
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In a similar experiment on mice, the digits and wrist bones lit up.
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But one thing was certain: The mystery traveler lit up Chinese social media.
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On Sunday, the blackened floor was lit up by long rays of sun.
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Within seconds a fuzzy screen lit up showing the image of Mr. Obama.
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The team lit up the office and removed the artwork from his walls.
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When her phone finally lit up with a WhatsApp message, her heart leaped.
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My grandfather started awake and the sudden motion lit up the bullet holes.
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I was at work when my phone lit up with a Facebook notification.
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Shortly afterward, Twitter lit up with users weighing in on the "Fauci facepalm."
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But Facebook groups also lit up with withering insults directed at Ms. Biel.
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That smile of his could have lit up the length of Venice Beach.
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Fingers of fire from blazes burning all at once lit up the sky.
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In Mr. McFarlane's test, the timer went off, and the lights lit up.
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Flashes from tank muzzles, antiaircraft weapons and machine guns lit up the air.
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"My mama's womb," he'd say, and the waiting room lit up with smiles.
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It lit up the screen when he surveyed the team's prospects on video.
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Glowing trees lit up a side entrance to the White House in 1931.
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A trail of sparks lit up the Los Angeles sky and puzzled residents.
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Smokers were fairly sparse; only four people lit up over a few hours.
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And then, without fail, everyone lit up when they applied it, she recalls.
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You could have the building lit up every day in a different color.
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The Capitol Christmas tree will be lit up from sunset until 11 p.
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Bath & Body Works&apos annual Candle Day sale lit up Twitter on Saturday.
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"Whenever we had free time, we all got lit up," he told me.
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And California lit up in flames driven by wildfires that caused unprecedented destruction.
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The Coca-Cola sign in the outfield was lit up in rainbow colors.
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This soft blue that lit up the cabin after flight was very relaxing.
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Twitter lit up with the news, and "British Vogue" became a trending topic.
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My friend was standing there, lit up and happy, with an overnight bag.
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It only lit up and flashed a golden padlock on a black screen.
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Bezos lit up when I asked about his private space company, Blue Origin.
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The Nest community forums lit up as soon as Google announced the changes.
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Twitter lit up with celebrities expressing their outrage and planning to delete the app.
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Then, of course, there were the smiles, which lit up both of their faces.
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Twist #1: The stage is lit up to show who got the most votes.
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Illustration: NASA/JPLA meteor lit up the sky over Botswana, Africa, early Saturday evening.
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On election night, my phone lit up with texts from my Iraqi-American family.
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A massive fireworks display lit up the night sky over the capital Thursday evening.
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While some phones in the area lit up with the alert, others sat silent.
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Dogan Mert is lit up by traditional lamps that he sells in his shop.
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After Mr. Hurley informed the campus of the decision, Yik Yak lit up again.
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Every time a cell lit up green it divided and turned into a cancer.
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Twitter lit up Wednesday night with the battle between Team Trent and Team La'Porsha.
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Then John arrived, looking – in Frankel's words – "lit up" and spoiling for a fight.
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Smith's blunder lit up social media, and countless jokes were born at his expense.
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Later that year, the 37-story mixed-use Tamweel Tower lit up the sky.
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For now, the family grieves for the young woman who lit up their lives.
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ONLY ONE HALF OF THE STAR ON THE RIGHT IS LIT UP I'M LKSGLDHGLSDKhgldsg.skagsl!!!
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I ran out the door, and a few blocks later, my phone lit up.
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Then the blank white pages lit up, and a woman's voice began to speak.
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The entire east LA skyline will be lit up with fireworks if Hillary wins.
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The Library of Birmingham will be lit up in the suffragette colours tonight. pic.twitter.
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He then lit up the spliff and handed it to me and my mom.
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When I spoke out about Ed Orgeron to Time magazine, I was lit up.
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On the US mainland, CEO Tom Gallagher's phone lit up around 10 p.m. Friday.
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After he closed the windows and turned up the heat, Norma Jeane lit up.
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Lady Gaga's 2017 Super Bowl halftime show also featured hundreds of lit-up drones.
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After posing with their bongs for a few shots, Coral and Mio lit up.
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Walls of dangerous orange flame lit up the darkness on the edge of town.
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The buildings, which are typically lit up at night, glowed green for the evening.
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Since he got away with it, diners at surrounding tables quickly lit up, too.
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They were on fire, and stayed lit up throughout their entire short, sharp set.
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The desire to avoid those feelings overrides the immediate desire to get lit up.
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I shared this with CCP's Paul Elsy, who immediately lit up at the memory.
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The episode lit up the Twittersphere with outrage, consternation, and even some common sense.
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Zendaya's Cinderella-inspired gown at the Met Gala lit up, as if by magic.
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Bunches of butterweed, lanky and yellow, lit up clearings in the late morning sun.
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Message boards and blogs that serve points-obsessed, platinum-status-seeking travelers lit up.
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Late afternoon sun lit up the landscape formed by long ago by lava flows.
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When the lights lit up the car I was leaning against, they slowed down.
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Mr. Bieniek remembers sitting on his father's shoulders as the night sky lit up.
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Intel's Shooting Star mini drones lit up Recode's Code Conference sky on Wednesday night.
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In Dubai, the Burj Khalifa was also lit up in black, yellow, and red.
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In other words, this onetime cigarette factory is still lit up, day and night.
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Graham was starting to explain what his printouts showed when Klopp's face lit up.
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Soon, their silhouettes were lit up by the headlights of an approaching military truck.
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After the mistake, Twitter lit up with people questioning who would purchase the joe30330.
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Then Bassett's Twitter replies lit up with more "me too" accounts of Matthews's conduct.
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Across the country, teenagers' phones lit up with a push notification: Bryce was live.
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The building even lit up his two jerseys in the rafters as AK spoke.
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In the first debate, social media lit up with Mr. Trump's sniffling and Mrs.
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She lit up with excitement, and two months later, Elmo is still her stylist.
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In August, this corridor for soy and beef exports lit up like an inferno.
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The city's deep tribalism was aflame, zealously lit up by his predecessor, Rudolph Giuliani.
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And when Justice Ginsburg finally did push-ups off her knees, she lit up.
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Holding Kingston in her lap, Landrum lit up at the sight of the boys.
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The moon lit up the mountains as I drove to the valley below. ♦
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The clouds lifted and a soft, blond, late-afternoon sunlight lit up the bleachers.
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The Armand de Brignac crashed against each soundstage as fireworks lit up the sky.
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After that article, the report shows, the phone lines of Trump's allies lit up.
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The Alabama college's decision lit up its social media sites and generated a petition.
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This time, it was Lady Hale - and her brooch - that lit up social media.
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Social media sites lit up with comments on what appeared to be pay disparities.
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If the T-shaped handle or cylinder lit up, they had to pull it.
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South Korea, as you can see, is lit up — as are Japan and China.
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The galaxy lit up to nearly 30 times that of its originally observed brightness.
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Seems to have stopped moving since TV lights lit up face of UBS tower building.
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Neon signs lit up, advertising Swiss watchmakers, their stained-glass colors reflected on the water.
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He heard nothing back for weeks, until one day his Twitter lit up with tags.
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Twitter lit up with ridicule, with Trump drawing eye-rolls from academics and celebrities alike.
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Schiff wasn't alone — social media lit up with reactions to the trailer, posted on YouTube.
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We see it in how they lit up our phone lines, clogged our e-mail
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"Their [sense of] purpose is being lit up by the planet of invention," she adds.
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Carnaby Street, one of London's most famous streets, is often lit up magically at night.
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At the sight of Haddish, Kaluuya's face lit up — he was immediately and utterly amused.
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As the message board lit up with discussion, Rose wrote to Wallisch with his idea.
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A sinister image of Hurricane Matthew, resembling a human skull, has lit up the Internet.
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On Monday night, Twitter lit up with comments surrounding one season 22 contestant: Bekah Martinez.
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Pulling up to my date and seeing Jordan standing waiting for me, I lit up.
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The rocket needs three of the nine engines to land, and only one lit up.
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And after the sun went down, fireworks lit up the London sky over the Thames.
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John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, told Yates in a comment that immediately lit up Twitter.
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A water projection, surrounded by chaise lounge chairs, lit up the center of the space.
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That's not as big of a deal as if you get lit up at Petco.
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That came after he lit up the Lakers for 18 points in the first period.
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The way they lit up while talking about it, we can only hope it sticks.
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Something forced a period of reionization, where once again the universe lit up with radiation.
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Like a Pentecost, Catonsville lit up people's hearts, a spreading fire of protest across America.
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My notifications lit up almost immediately with a chorus of rebuttals citing ancient religious texts.
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Last night, he lit up Noisey and JanSport's Bonfire Sessions Showcase at Cheer Up Charlies.
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CANNABIS users around the world recently lit up in celebration of April 2420th, 2420 day.
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The announcement lit up an internet discussion group for pharmacists who work in cancer centers.
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Then I realized she lit up for the next person in line, and the next.
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My dad's face lit up as he placed the engraved linen envelope on the table.
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New York City lit up some of their major landmarks in orange, Amazon's signature color.
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The drones will be lit up, and will most likely create animations in the sky.
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People in comic-book tees are rushing past her, lit up by too-bright fluorescents.
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A number of trees decorated for the holidays are seen lit up behind the couple.
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This Saturday, bitcoin fell, his Coinbase app lit up, and Newton clicked the sell button.
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But when I mentioned Kevin Hines, whom Dr. Gould had met, her face lit up.
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He lit up a room and made the people around him better in every way.
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Crouched among Mr. Vidich's sound and lighting contraptions, barely moving, she lit up the space.
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When the earthquake eventually stopped after what felt like 30 seconds, my phone lit up.
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The scandal lit up electronic music Twitter, with multiple commenters accusing Hannah Wants of plagiarism.
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We promptly lit up a celebratory doob when there was a knock at the door.
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Tonight, both the Empire State Building and the Metrodome lit up purple in Prince's honor.
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The family lit up the internet with photos of Solange's trendsetting NOLA wedding in 2014.
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Unusual wildfires have lit up the lands of the midnight sun above the Arctic Circle.
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Twitter instantly lit up, some people even tweeting that she should be the next CEO.
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She laughed a lot and always lit up a room including the people around her.
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And when our subjects were thinking about their sacred values, sure enough, it lit up.
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"Stay healthy, stay home," reads a lit-up sign outside the gates of Princeton University.
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Shortly after enduring a bumpy landing, their phones lit up to reveal The Post's report.
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An unexpected superstar, he lit up Oregon for 43 points in his fifth career game.
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His eyes were lit up with a sick, twisted joy as he watched me cry.
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How could lawmakers ignore the activism that had lit up social media, the students wondered.
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Nonetheless, the maître d' lit up as soon as Mr. Reich walked in the door.
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Last week, Brazil's Christ the Redeemer statue lit up with flags and messages of hope.
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Along with the jersey retirement, the names of all the victims lit up the ice.
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Social media lit up with comparisons of him to an avuncular suburban father or uncle.
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I told her I worked at the Berkeley Public Library, and her eyes lit up.
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When it did, the screen lit up and then unlocked when I looked at it.
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But at one point halfway through our roughly four-hour hike, Julián's face lit up.
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I would go to sleep with the horizon lit up by blazes from across Oregon.
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The attack was so close to the Louvre that it lit up social media networks.
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Your lit-up fingerprint is then reflected into an in-display fingerprint sensor and authenticated.
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Social media lit up, with thousands of people expressing their excitement about the trending photo.
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The first image in my memory bank is the Capitol, all lit up at night.
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A sleigh in front of the shed was lit up and decorated with holiday decor.
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Matt Carpenter (17-for-73) and Yadier Molina (15-for-39) have lit up Bailey.
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When Kaepernick's ad was released on Monday night, social media quickly lit up with excitement.
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Kenzi's face lit up was disbelief as she clapped, danced, and hugged her now-famous dad.
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I told him he could be my helper at the grocery store, and he lit up.
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Its four lights lit up immediately when he said "Google," and then it paused the music.
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The researchers found that certain brain regions consistently lit up when the participants reported spiritual feelings.
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Her face lit up when she got to the last page and my heart is full.
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The readings were brightly displayed through micro-electronic elements that lit up red, green or blue.
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" A few months later, Lacy was back in LA when his pager lit up: "911, 911.
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Katy lit up every room she ever entered, and so do the designs she has created.
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For a couple of glorious World Cup weeks, the England football team lit up the planet.
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Their release has lit up social media in the Philippines, dividing opinion and sparking furious debate.
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Social media lit up with complaints about the buses used for transportation, using the hashtag #YeezyBus.
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Brie Larson lit up the red carpet in a sparkling Celine dress with a plunging neckline.
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After the three-hour dinner, the bridge back to the main island is beautifully lit up.
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Dove's latest advertisement lit up the internet over the weekend — and not in a good way.
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X-rays of what must have been my body were stuck to the lit-up wall.
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The now-dark backyard is punctuated as peoples' faces are lit up by their cellphone screens.
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" Cameron, who called the original "a masterpiece," said his brain "lit up like a pinball machine.
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When the on-screen El Chapo arrived, the real El Chapo's face lit up with glee.
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The world lit up for Prince on Thursday night in wake of the music icon's death.
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The United States Embassy in New Delhi is lit up in #Pride colors to celebrate #PrideMonth.
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The duo hit it off and also recorded "Clandestino," which lit up the charts last summer.
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We're going to River Oaks to see the multimillion dollar houses all lit up for Christmas.
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Bomb blasts, gunfire and fireworks lit up the night in a chaos of conflict and celebration.
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It was late evening; lit-up tents and cabins dotted the valley that sprawled before us.
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The probe lit up the night sky as it blasted off at 21958:31 a.m. EDT.
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Brian Dozier has lit up Shields, going 23-for-34 with four homers and 10 RBIs.
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It left people trapped in trains and elevators and the bustling city lit up by cellphone.
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More than 1,200 drones lit up the sky at the opening ceremony for the Winter Olympics.
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It had a "Halo" keyboard: a bottom half that lit up to create a digital keyboard.
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She saw that my eyes lit up when I told her that her headscarf is beautiful.
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It appeared that the party included a lit-up ferris wheel and a merry-go-round.
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Sanders supporters, many of whom claim they are #BernieOrBust, lit up Twitter with the hashtag #ThankYouBernie.
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Beneath the corrugated tin roofs, men huddle around beer-soaked tables lit up by fluorescent lights.
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The best planet Bezos lit up when I asked about his private space company, Blue Origin.
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She lit up any room she walked in to with her beautiful smile and amazing personality.
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The comment lit up social media, with critics of Pence demanding that Biden reassess his opinion.
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She lit up our lives with her love, her peals of laughter and her generous spirit.
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As his face lit up the massive jumbotrons in the arena, Sanders did not appear amused.
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A generally cheerful man, he seemed a bit down, until suddenly his eyes lit up again.
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But she lit up during the group date that week and I felt an immediate spark.
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But there were no Oprah Winfrey or Meryl Streep-type speech that lit up the crowd.
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Poland's lead lasted until the 33rd minute, when Sanches lit up the game with an equalizer.
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The gaffe lit up social media, with many speculating whether he meant Namibia, Zambia or Gambia.
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A look at landmarks around the world lit up in the colors of the Belgian flag.
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Message boards lit up with arguments about what emo meant, or how stupid the word was.
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Helen Mirren's multicolored pink gown and show-stopping jewels at the Oscars lit up the night.
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Reddit and other message boards lit up with complaints and discussions about where to transfer accounts.
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The waves are dotted with surfers, lit up in the seductive golden light that is California.
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A red light on the judge's bench used to signal a security breach never lit up.
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They moved through the crowds at rallies lit up by their own dedicated Showtime camera crew.
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When I told her I was interested in George Lee, her face lit up even more.
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She has dementia, but when she was shown a picture of Johnson, her eyes lit up.
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Penn lit up on stage after explaining to Colbert why he may have appeared extremely mellow.
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The CNN switchboard lit up like a Christmas tree and Perot's quixotic presidential campaign got underway.
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Sparks flew into the room and lit up the wicker chair where Felicity always sat, waiting.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Have you ever just lit up at the sight of a new entry?
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On Thursday, dispute about her re-homing of her rescue dog, Lamby, lit up social media.
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Imagine hundreds upon hundreds of lanterns lit up night and day like an eternal Moroccan Christmas.
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At the passport counter, a Syrian officer's face lit up when he saw an American traveler.
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A surge of starlings lit up from a beech tree at the edge of the lawn.
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A few months ago, around 11 at night, my phone lit up with a Twitter notification.
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The Twittersphere lit up like a Christmas tree with jokes and rants about Pence's wife-rule.
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"They blessed the cannabis, we all said amen and lit up at 4:17," Eidinger said.
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" I think he said something like "it looks like Tokyo lit up at night or something.
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They also printed a small furry rabbit figure that sensed strokes, indicated by LEDs that lit up.
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He was on the driving range at the BMW Championship in Colorado, and his eyes lit up.
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That only threw kerosene on the media fires which in turn lit up today&aposs press briefing.
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Parlio has lit up recently with discussion of the presidential election, the refugee debate, ISIS, and Cuba.
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" Toward the ceiling in the back of the section, lit-up white letters read, "Life is short.
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"'Point of Light 'was a vision about serving others, one that lit up our country," she wrote.
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The phone lines at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline lit up in a way not seen before.
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Breast cancer, on the other hand, lit up the map along the Mississippi River and Southern belt.
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On a recent Tuesday evening, Ashley Sorrondeguy was folding laundry when a notification lit up her phone.
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The camera then panned to view the outside of the arena, which was lit up in purple.
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Initially, the monkey would know to perform a task when blue lights lit up next to it.
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" Robinson, who says he has no poker face, lit up as though he'd tasted something sweet. "Yeah!
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And I admire the work the decorations team has done, with lit-up trees and all that.
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The area below them on stage lit up, as well as the ends of their suspension bar.
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Lit up with her own stories, she laughed in big gusts that blew out the candle flame.
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In May an essay put out on WeChat by a former tech journalist lit up social media.
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They lit up when he started escorting them toward the weight room and several started to run.
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Fast-forward more than a year later, and my DMs are being lit up by disappointed customers.
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The Sydney Harbor Bridge was lit up in rainbow colors, while Australians in Melbourne also attended vigils.
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A large fireball lit up the sky for about five minutes, and firefighters arrived quickly, he said.
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Those who stay with it will find the whole world lit up as though by black light.
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The image shows the couple surrounded by candles and the lit-up New York skyline at night.
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"Her face lit up when she saw the sanctuary for the first time," a source tells PEOPLE.
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But I invited him over to the studio, and when he got there his eyes lit up.
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Migrating birds often get bewildered by tall buildings that are lit up and smash right into them.
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I like our night walks — the city is all lit up and it's a bit more quiet.
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Next, we played with a lighter and lit up sparklers and painted in the air with them.
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The headline font I found on the inside of the building, on a lit-up directional sign.
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And then she saw me and her face lit up, and she was like, 'Help me up!
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She said the online message boards for chronic pain sufferers lit up after Kasich unveiled the restrictions.
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At night, the tent lit up, and the glow from inside could be seen in the distance.
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Her mother, Banu, lit up when she saw the clinic manager and research assistant at her door.
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His eyes lit up, he wants to help his friend, and he went on the chase also.
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I plugged it in and the Guard lit up and told me to download the Nest app.
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He lit up our teenage years, and blew life into our dreams of being musicians and performers.
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The persistence, levity, and glow of Goldie Hawn has lit up the American cinema of my lifetime.
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When I first showed her a Pidgeotto flying near her little sister's crib, her eyes lit up.
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Once the phones lit up it became a prank but it didn't set out to fool people.
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GET in a taxi in Nairobi and the dashboard will often be lit up with Japanese characters.
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You can see that in the Mitrione fight—popular opinion is that Rothwell was getting lit up.
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Sitting in her small shack, she flicked a switch, and a solar lamp lit up her home.
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Following the decision, the White House was lit up in rainbow colors symbolizing the LGBT pride flag.
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In one painting, there's a lit up Christmas tree; in another, two televisions cast eerie blue glows.
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Maybe. But there's no denying the wonder of this Parisian monument — especially when lit up at night.
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Some art pieces are tough to spot from afar, even at night when they're all lit up.
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Let's try live-action versions, like the upcoming "The Lion King," whose trailer lit up the Internet.
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The sky was lit up in shades of blue visible as far as Manhattan and New Jersey.
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" Then he lit up: "Oh, Christiania, I used to play there with Lauryn back in the day.
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The full moon, in Fire sign Sagittarius, lit up the fame and fortune sector of you chart.
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He finally brought some of these loose ideas to the band recently and their eyes lit up.
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The iconic Santa Monica Pier will likely be lit up in red, white, and blue this weekend ...
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The part that lit up was the part filled with hills and riverbeds and thick, gnarly vegetation.
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I snap back to the game, to see my screen lit up in bright white and blue.
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Already ringed in purple glitter, the eyes of the entertainer Taylor Mac lit up further, with opportunity.
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"As she pulled out the wig, her face lit up, and she began to giggle," Colleran said.
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"The sun got out and I looked at Mitch and he was all lit up," said Gifford.
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Porn production company BangBros lit up the internet on Thursday evening when it announced its latest acquisition.
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"Two guys that used it got lit up, and no one ever used it again," Fetters said.
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And often watering holes are lit up at night when rhinos and other animals come to drink.
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Waves lap nearby, the dance floor nothing but sand lit up by fire spinners and LED lights.
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Fans raised their arms donned with LED wristbands that lit up in sync when the music pulsed.
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Lil Nas X lit up the red carpet in a neon-pink suit with sharp shoulder pads.
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He went outside and saw a large fireball that lit up the sky for about five minutes.
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They would just wait and see if social media lit up with suspicions about the vast improvements.
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He waved at children, who lit up when they recognized him because he often prepares them sandwiches.
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He awoke the next morning to find his phone lit up with thousands of comments and notifications.
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Elsewhere in the neighborhood, buildings were lit up in yellow and purple, the colors of the Lakers.
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Later, after her phone lit up with messages from his friends, she was sure she knew why.
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"OK, OK. I know I'm going to get lit up on CNN in a moment," he said.
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The room is lit up real well, and he begins his animal-like thrusting under the covers.
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Then he and his colleagues added a chemical that lit up a surface protein on brain synapses.
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Drive a bit farther and you see it: Obama's name lit up, the gas station, the restaurants.
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Social media lit up once people caught a glimpse of the cover of Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue.
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People stopped in to warm up and snap a quick photo with the lit-up Christmas tree.
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Another climber whose brain was used a control lit up just as expected, but Honnold's remained silent.
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Both offenses lit up the scoreboard before halftime, combining for 509 yards, 238 first downs and 26 points.
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The city is given some glamour by wedding halls, lit up like casinos, where wealthier Kabulis get married.
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"She sort of lit up the room when she walked in, her energy was electric," Tiffany told Refinery29.
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And sure enough, for the entire drive, his paws lit up constantly in intense, unceasing flashes of red.
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On January 2000th 242.18, a bright flash lit up the sky over Michigan, accompanied by a loud boom.
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Because it's now summer on the planet, most of Titan's northern latitudes are lit up by the sun.
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I mean, I don't think I betrayed too much, but my brain lit up like a pinball machine.
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The two Indian River County Sheriff's Office deputies were each on patrol when their police radios lit up.
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The fully eclipsed moon is lit up entirely by sunlight passing through the Earth's atmosphere and getting scattered.
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Two boxers face each other beneath a tiny crystal chandelier, skin and gloves lit up in primary colors.
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The Tel Aviv city hall is lit up in the colors of the US flag on Oct. 2.
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On Tuesday, Taiwanese media lit up with a video taken far away in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi.
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AS 2016 drew to a close, a resignation letter from Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, lit up social media.
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His phone lit up — a voice mail message from one of Ortega's aides calling to reassure the Drollingers.
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"All I had was a vision: a city, lit up, loud, full of people," she explains in voiceover.
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I decided to go upstairs, and lit up a pipe while my girlfriend sat right next to me.
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According to the Met Office, they're basically clouds that have been lit up with luminous light from below.
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The "PTSD brain" was lit up in areas, indicating signs of trauma, whereas the healthy brain was not.
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This is signified by the blue ring on an Echo speaker or other Echo device staying lit up.
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Fans lit up the Internet upon their return, all toasting the fact that the pop group was back.
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EARLIER THIS month the great pyramids of Giza and the nearby Sphinx were lit up in "Chinese red".
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When the new DevaCurl Super Stretch cream launched on social media, my group chat lit up with questions.
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He always had a smile on his face & lit up the room with his positive energy & fun personality.
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" He continued, "Pat's sense of humor, wit, and smile lit up any room the moment he walked in.
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My eyes lit up with a frugal rage like I'd found the best Father's Day deal on flatscreens.
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I look over the lit-up early-evening skyline of Seoul and make a promise to come back!
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In the yellow areas, the natural sky is lost, drowned out by street lamps and lit-up buildings.
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There were the little candy bar phones that slid open and lit up (looking at you LG Chocolate).
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They were clear skates that lit up, and the wheels sent a multicolored spark trail into your path.
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Grenfell Tower and other London buildings were lit up overnight in green, adopted as a color of remembrance.
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A PowerPoint slide lit up behind him, revealing a photo of a hollow wood box crisscrossed with wiring.
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Downtown Toronto's iconic CN Tower, which is normally lit up in the evening, went dark on Monday evening.
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Gaudreau has lit up the Predators in his career with three goals and nine assists in eight games.
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Light it up LA lit up the Bat-signal in a fitting good-bye to actor Adam West.
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To get different sensations in different parts of the hand, various electrodes were lit up with electrical signals.
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"He invited her to the ball and she just lit up" her mom, Laura Wahlstrom recalled to WCCO.
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Tributes to the victims lit up social media, with world leaders and Apple Inc's chief executive offering condolences.
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Berlin felt empty and magical, lit up in shadowy lights that danced on the barren, snow-covered streets.
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Anti-government protests erupted in several cities; in Brasília the night sky was lit up with burning tyres.
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The duo were brought together at 1 for 9 in the second over and lit up the Gabba.
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It was equipped with a laser sight that lit up like the red lights on her cousins' sneakers.
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The fresh array of blush pink and gentle green hats and outfits that lit up St. George's Chapel?
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When study participants were shown emotional video clips, emotive brain regions lit up with activity in the MRI.
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His eyes lit up as he showed a picture on Facebook of his neighbor Ismail, now in London.
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Clinton, her speech, which lit up televisions and smartphones and social media all day Wednesday, produced conflicting emotions.
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They're going to start trenching and laying fiber next week — it'll be done and lit up in 2020.
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Christophe Pinguet of Shortcut suggested in Le Parisien that the cathedral be lit up with beams of light.
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When he received a Christmas card that lit up, he rushed downstairs to show us how it worked.
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Andrew Cuomo, who then requested the One World Trade Center's spire be lit up in pink to celebrate.
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When Ms. Coddington's boss, Anna Wintour, appeared briefly to express congratulations, the room lit up with flashing cameras.
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Throughout the performance, bracelets given to attendees lit up in sequence, creating a stunning effect throughout the crowd.
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Stars like Lizzo and Taylor Swift were in attendance, wearing sparkling ensembles that lit up the red carpet.
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On a Facebook group for yearlong residents, the page lit up with discussions about Esvelt and his proposals.
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But it was the bow on the Gucci silk crepe de Chine blouse that lit up the internet.
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All that's visible from the outside is a touchscreen and four lit-up buttons: three green, one red.
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It is a concerto for mandolin and orchestra, lit up by improvisatory bursts of bluegrass and mountain fiddling.
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Lit up, lights buzzing like fireflies on each hour, it caught the attention when the game slowed down.
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Nymphs hatched in the silvery water and the western sky lit up like coals in a dying fire.
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Every time she engaged the former New York City mayor, her face lit up with anger and disdain.
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As golden fireworks lit up the sky, they chanted "mito," or legend, paying homage to their president-elect.
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In the evening, the Tokyo Sky Tree tower was lit up red, white and blue in Trump's honor.
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The picture his teacher took lit up Chinese social media and sparked a national outcry over rural poverty.
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Neighbors and passers-by stop to gaze at the garage presepio, which is lit up throughout the season.
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But as doomsday proclamations from Patriots fans lit up social media, one Twitter account offered a cooler assessment.
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Now it's 2018, and Santa's sleigh perches on the roof, overlooking lit-up bells, stars, penguins and deer.
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I would want an infinity pool overlooking the beach and a lit up hot tub for the nighttime.
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When the fireworks exploded -- they lit up the sky with bright pink flashes -- and the crowd went nuts!
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The local mom message boards were lit up with shaming and countershaming: You're hysterical for pulling them out!
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By the time the seventh beam lit up, the house realized they had won, and they lost it.
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Above, the Arc de Triomphe in Paris last year, when it was lit up to celebrate the accord.
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He wasn't just the greatest basketball player I ever laid eyes on; he also lit up a room.
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The sun is going down and the whole world is lit up with that beautiful rosy golden light.
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Given the teams' emphasis on defense, it wasn't surprising that neither team lit up the scoreboard right away.
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Yet every Fourth of July, the city's skyline is lit up in a crazed spectacle of amateur pyrotechnics.
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You could be reminded by looking at City Hall, which was to be lit up in rainbow colors.
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When I asked my visitor if he wanted to see NASA , his eyes lit up, but he declined.
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Trump lit up the Republican side of the room when he celebrated the demise of Obamacare's individual mandate.
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His face lit up however when someone told him the woman in front of him was his wife.
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"The bill is just being lit up like a Christmas tree full of billion-dollar ornaments," he added.
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Next thing he knew, a giant birthday cake was being rolled out and fireworks lit up the sky.
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The light bulb lit up and once I had SAY A FEW WORDS the rest came together quickly.
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In seconds, the desk becomes an impromptu stage, lit up with strange noises, lively instrumentation, and performance art.
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At one point, Gonzalez said, "the leader of the group" allegedly lit up right there in the restaurant.
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The term zhengshen briefly lit up Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, before references to it were scrubbed by censors.
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Britney, 34, lit up with a big smile as she stepped into the spotlight donning a svelte black dress.
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Bartender Joe Cobbe recently lit up his feed and our lives with a fiery homemade cocktail named "Misty Eyes."
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Hours before the fire started, Medanksy's studio lit up for another reason: his first studio party of the year.
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The earthy landscape below the glittering sky is lit up by the industrial lights at the pier of Svea.
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As the couple made their way into the ceremony, they lit up with smiles while walking hand-in-hand.
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President Bush also received a "get well" video from actress Suzanne Somers and his face lit up, McGrath said.
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The girls were dancing on a neon tank, wearing sequined bikinis lit up by red and green laser light.
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Laquita Brown was "one of those people who just lit up a room," friend Sinda Price wrote on Facebook.
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He also hosted receptions and lit up the White House with rainbow lights after same-sex marriage was legalized.
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Comments about Jones' death lit up social media, with people tweeting demands for justice using hashtags #Justice4Corey and #CoreyJones.
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But friends tell PEOPLE that there was another side to her, which lit up when she talked about Alexa.
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The incident lit up social media, and compounded a bad start to the year for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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As the filibuster lit up social media, many gun control advocates cheered on Murphy and his fellow Democrats. Rep.
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Daft Punk added to the futuristic feel of the performance by playing their instruments behind silver lit up icicles.
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De Cadenet tells PEOPLE Clinton's face "lit up" and she was "beaming" when she talked about being a grandmother.
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In terms of the future with 5G, Verizon has lit up a couple of cities at least early on.
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"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas 🎄" Hutchins wrote alongside a photo of their tree lit up.
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His animated celebrations in the dugout lit up the ballpark every time fellow Marlin Giancarlo Stanton pulverized a baseball.
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Despite being exhausted, Wheatcroft lit up a little when asked about the future of the Wayband after the marathon.
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"When he was walking down the red carpet and he saw us his face just lit up," Slater said.
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Perhaps the most courageous moment on Monday night -- one which lit up Twitter -- came, improbably, from comedian Sarah Silverman.
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"Katherine lit up when Chris arrived," the source said of Pratt, who made an appearance later in the shower.
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I have a guess about why the blunt lit up the net, and it has to do with symbolism.
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Her abdomen was full of needles also, lit up on the X-ray like shrapnel from a forgotten war.
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Her Twitter replies lit up yesterday afternoon defending her look, with most fans begging her to stick it out.
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The mom of two, 33, lit up the overcast morning in a hunter green belted wool coat by Sportmax.
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The Finnish National Art Museum lit up as a 'Candy House' by Finnish design and production collective Sun Effects.
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What's the only thing hotter than the stogie Michael Jordan lit up on his vacay in Italy this week??
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Some 50 people were killed over four days, as tanks, helicopters and artillery lit up a long-forgotten front.
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Dancers took to the floor performing elaborate numbers and creating bright shapes and symbols that lit up the arena.
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A bright fireball lit up dark midwinter skies above Illinois, Wisconsin and a handful of other states early Monday.
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His remarks in Fairhope lit up social media, as partisans and other observers tracked (and tweeted) his every utterance.
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Around the holidays, however, the area is completely lit up as over 400 trees befitted with gorgeous festive lights.
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In Tel Aviv, City Hall was lit up with the colors of the American flag and the Pride flag.
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Later on Tuesday, the World Trade Center lit up in red, white and blue in tribute to the victims.
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These lit up structures are supertrees, 160-feet-tall (50 meters) metal structures teeming with plant and animal life.
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The National Christmas Tree will be lit up again Monday thanks to a grant from the National Park Foundation.
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Kevin Durant lit up Argentina, and the United States scored a commanding 267-78 victory in the Olympics quarterfinal.
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Then Harry peaked out from behind the camera, and his face was lit up with an open-mouthed smile.
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It was a small celebration with a family-sized cake lit up by four candles – and two delighted children!
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I'm a big fan of a podcast called "Lit Up," which is hosted by a woman named Angela Ledgerwood.
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Another box is lit up to look as though Bieber is in the centre of some burning shooting star.
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I wasn't even thinking and all of a sudden, his eyes lit up and he became my best friend.
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It is high-minded cultural criticism, concise, rhetorically agile, lit up by Douthat's love for the Roman Catholic Church.
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As the train emerged aboveground an hour later with a view of the water, Mr. Crowley's eyes lit up.
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But Longmont residents voted in favor of the measure, and the town's municipal broadband network lit up in 2014.
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Nonetheless, this inspired a few jokes on Twitter: empire state building lit up to reflect trump's victory tonight pic.twitter.
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White House advisers lit up phone lines to Capitol Hill and business groups, warning that an announcement was imminent.
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" A "payday loans sign lit up red and green like an advertisement for a Christmas that would never come.
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In Los Angeles, city hall and the airport were lit up in the Lakers' colors the day he died.
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" Within an hour of texting him my confession, my phone lit up with Michael's reply: "I like you too.
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At the Grammy Awards, which were held inside Staples Center, Bryant&aposs jerseys were lit up and on display.
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Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and Apple TV Plus also lit up the nomination scoreboard, adding to the streaming incursion.
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On Thursday morning, social media services lit up with Spotify users excitedly sharing their year-end music wrap-ups.
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He and the E Street Band lit up the joint and won over the crowd like only they can.
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She looked at the ring I had given her the night before, and her face lit up in wonder.
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They lit up the stadium in the first set as Coco Gauff hung on and fought, despite being outplayed.
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Most parts of the United States and Western Europe lit up on the map with plenty of recorded activities.
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Social media lit up with posts debating Beyonce's inclusion on an awards show traditionally featuring few people of color.
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The Grammy-nominated artist lit up AT&T Stadium on Thursday during the Cowboys game against the Buffalo Bills.
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"It was a little smoggy out and low-lying clouds and the sky just absolutely lit up," he said.
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The White House was lit up in rainbow colors when the Supreme Court struck down same-sex marriage bans.
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"Memorial" wasn't a translation of Homer: the Iliad was its neutral backdrop, lit up by Oswald's flares of mind.
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It was a relatively calm market news day on Tuesday, and then Elon Musk's verified Twitter account lit up.
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For years Steve Irwin lit up our homes, teaching us about animals and conservation all while making us laugh.
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Situated east of San Luis Obispo, the 50-mile long grassland has been lit up by rain-fed wildflowers.
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Outside the church, the city lit up with a range of tributes to most revered performers in American music.
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Claire Danes The Internet loved, loved, loved actress Claire Danes' strapless Zac Posen gown that lit up the evening -- literally.
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It was interesting to see these rooms usually lit up with all these screens blacked out for people to sleep.
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The backyard has canyon views, according to the listing, and an outdoor pool that can be lit up at night.
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She looks toward the R&D kitchen, which is still lit up, but empty for the first time all day.
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"I feel lit up by the idea," Brand tells ES Magazine of expecting his first child with fiancée Laura Gallacher.
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Before dawn on Sunday, lightning had lit up the sky, and he could see that water had reached his garages.
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Cities and landmarks all over the world were lit up by fireworks and festivities on Thursday night to welcome 2016.
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You can make anything look scary with the right string of lights and lit-up jack-o'-lanterns scattered about.
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Ancient petroglyphs are lit up by the glittering stars of the night sky in the Eastern Sierras in California, USA.
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"Somebody else won it, but when they played 'Paralyzed' it lit up the switchboard like a Christmas tree," he says.
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As the waves crashed beside her, Gaga, 29, lit up from ear to ear and held hands with Kinney, 34.
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"Your laughter was so contagious and you had a smile that lit up any room," Cassidy Tolley said of Leicht.
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Weezer "Africa" My Twitter timeline was completely lit up with people talking about Weezer's cover of Toto's "Africa" this week.
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When The Social Network was first greenlit, the internet lit up with snark about the idea of a Facebook movie.
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"It's probably a cliche to say this, but my eyes probably literally lit up," Taubes recalled of their first meeting.
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There were three or four regions of my brain that all lit up when I was looking at my ex.
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His wicked grin, lit up by the blazing fire around the three of them, was the picture of pure evil.
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At his very 1st talent show, little Cameron's dancing lit up the stage, and left everyone on their feet, cheering .
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At his very 1st talent show, little Cameron's dancing lit up the stage, and left everyone on their feet, cheering.
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She invited Stencel and her granddaughter inside and showed them displays set out on tables: lit-up houses, ghoulish figurines.
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The defensive end says he lit up a firework and thought he could throw it away in time (he couldn't).
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"When I gave the doll to Charlie, her eyes lit up — she immediately touched her cheek and smiled," Crenshaw wrote.
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Less than half an hour after CNN's story hit, Centipede Central—the Discord chat room associated with the_donald—lit up.
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Your fourth house of home and family is lit up by the sun until Libra season begins later this month.
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Each group's ocean is lit up with their brand-specific lightstick, which vary in design and color across the genre.
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In the well-lit office, I couldn't tell the difference between my non-lit-up face and my LuMee'd face.
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For 13 of the 15 dogs, their brains lit up just as much, if not more, than for the food.
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Witnesses in the area reported at least three explosions that rocked their vehicles and lit up the early morning sky.
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Kendrick Lamar — 2016 Lamar literally lit up the stage with a meaningful medley of hits from To Pimp a Butterfly.
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Each letter in the sign will be lit up with a different color -- just like the rainbow LGBTQ pride flag.
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I asked her if she'd seen the movie Exit Through the Gift Shop about Bansky, and her eyes lit up.
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Later on, the square was opened to the public and was lit up in the colors of the French flag.
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Hundreds of white candles lining the stone floors lit up the library's main entranceway where Devon and Joyce exchanged vows.
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Bombo Quarry, New South Wales in the dead of the night is lit up from the horizon to the heavens.
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The first video shows how the smoke trails flow over the material, which is lit up green with LED lights.
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That's when the Rams' Nickell Coleman lit up Saints wideout Tommylee Lewis well before the ball got anywhere near him.
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Last year, she had lit up Paris by lifting the title with an exciting, powerful style and smiling, jaunty demeanor.
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Social media lit up with photos and videos of the plane being evacuated as it spewed flames and black smoke.
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We already know that the more lit up an area is at night, the richer and more developed it is.
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Circle has lit up two more European markets as it works to rapidly build out its presence in the region.
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Social media lit up with videos and photos of the bright light in the night sky over New York City.
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Already excited to pet the adorable animal, Biden's face "lit up" when he learned he inspired Biden the puppy's name.
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A doorman standing between two elegant conical topiary trees reached into one of them, extracted a joint and lit up.
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Last year, the metropolitan area of Cheonggyecheon was divided into five lit-up sections: Dream, Hwanhee, Santa, Happy and Hope.
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The person was reportedly trying to install a shade barrier, but the hammering lit up vegetation on the nearby ground.
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The games took place in a stadium downtown, the floor lit up with strips of red and blue L.E.D. lights.
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As the Amazon burns, the world has lit up with despair and outrage, with hashtags such as #PrayForTheAmazon going viral.
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But there is another and even better reason to give a chunk of lit-up rock space on your nightstand.
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She wanders through the empty, lit up streets of Tokyo, looking a little lost and a lot out of place.
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At night, the park in Cienfuegos is lit up by the tiny points of glowing light created by mobile phones.
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I saw a gangster they call Lacra when his face got lit up; half of his face is burned now.
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To give my lungs a bit of a reprieve, I poured minty blue mouthwash into the chamber and lit up.
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Illuminated Capiz Star Tree Topper, $38When lit up, this Christmas tree topper surrounds your tree in a beautiful, shimmery sheen.
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"Roseanne," the ABC comedy about a working class family that lit up the Nielsen ratings during its nine-season run?
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Your palate is regularly lit up by the food, which is superspicy, or supersweet, or sometimes a bit of both.
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They used high-speed cameras, a laser that lit up the particles and software that could record the particles' movements.
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But she noticed her 11-year-old daughter, Skylar, lit up as Harris entered the auditorium for her Nevada rally.
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LED string lights attached to their sweatsuit lit up, reducing their body to that of an alien-green stick figure.
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Social media lit up with arch commentary from Afghans who dismissed the assembly as a patronage tool for Mr. Ghani.
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"She lit up our lives with her love, her peals of laughter and her generous spirit," the family's statement reads.
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I can cherish the strange way one animal inflated, or the way my partner's face lit up at another's antics.
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" As he reminisced, lyrics from a Journey song lit up the karaoke screen: "Strangers waiting / Up and down the boulevard.
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Pro wrestling social media immediately lit up, while everyone from Sports Illustrated to Dave Meltzer rushed to sing its praises.
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Some buildings are lit up in orange for a few nights each June to mark National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
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A votive candle lit up a wall; in her post-party haze, she didn't even notice until the following morning.
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Mr. Gordon hasn't been on a surfboard since he was 13, but the thought of it lit up his face.
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An American Airlines jet made an unscheduled landing Friday after a passenger lit up a joint and got super aggro.
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Then you step on there, and the crowd's there and the place is lit up and they drop the puck.
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Phones lit up with an email from the hosts: All the food we had eaten, including the duck, was vegan.
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Credit...Artwork by Alan Coulson Richard Clarke was in Abu Dhabi one morning in 2013 when his phone lit up.
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Shelley Green, a reader from Vacaville, shared a photo she captured of the bridge lit up against the night sky.
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Kuchar also admired Magic Johnson, who lit up the court for the Los Angeles Lakers with his smile and style.
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The soldier would be standing in front of a staging post, his face unexpectedly lit up by a crooked smile.
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When we met Adam Neumann at WeWork&aposs Manhattan headquarters in May, he lit up the room with his presence.
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"She lit up our lives with her love, her peals of laughter and her generous spirit," the family's statement read.
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Social media lit up with speculation that Mr. Macron had snubbed Mr. Trump by passing him to embrace Ms. Merkel.
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CBS News reported that the Philadelphia sky was lit up bright orange and yellow at the time of the explosion.
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Vance Creek Bridge in Shelton, WA. The guys lit up blunts and smoked wax as they traversed the steel beams.
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Here's the strange thing: this is not the first time that a transformer explosion has lit up the sky blue.
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Firefighters arrived after being called roughly 30 minutes after the "first red signal lit up the word 'Feu,'" explains the Times.
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There was a weekend, back in June, when my Twitter feed suddenly lit up with praise for some buzzy new movie.
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The sweet pictures show the two at a colorful party with a DJ and lit up palm trees in the background.
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His phone was on, the screen was lit up, and I could see the battery meter, he had plenty of battery.
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Throughout testing, nearby Pokémon alerts lit up the device up to 30 seconds before revealing a monster on the map screen.
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Spectacular sky A flaming meteor lit up the night in the Midwest, in a light show visible from Wisconsin to Indiana.
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Demonstrators yelled "Justice, not corruption!" and lit up the sky with their mobile phones as night felt in Bucharest on Sunday.
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The pair then shared some sentimental onstage dialogue before the stage lit up with backup dancers, samurai drummers and Jaden Smith.
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The Gateway of India, a historic arch monument in Mumbai, was lit up with the NBA colors and logo last week.
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"He lit up a room anytime he entered it, so we too are saddened at the death of Abraham," she said.
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As soon as I plugged it in, the alarm lit up with directions to download the Philips app on my phone.
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The University of Virginia lit up with candles Wednesday night as people gathered in response to the weekend's violence in Charlottesville.
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" She added: "Their faces lit up and it was so amazing to watch dreams come to life in front of you.
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For five straight minutes, a pornographic film lit up an entire billboard on a busy road in Jakarta, Indonesia on Friday.
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Dozens of news reports across the country hit the same sad notes, while the hashtag #IdahoWalmart lit up Facebook and Twitter.
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In areas heavily lit up by street lamps and neon signs, the trees were in bud on average 7.5 days early.
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They then looked at the parts of the dogs' brains that lit up when they heard various words in different intonations.
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The fight lit up the internet — which is par for the course for a family that delights in breaking the internet.
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On October 3rd, aka Mean Girls Day, the first FEMA Presidential Alert lit up phones across the US. Right on time!
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The object lit up in ultraviolet light and experienced a temperature increase—features that are not consistent with a supernova event.
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Flair, who turns 70 on Monday, lit up when he got in a FaceTime call from singer and actor Jamie Foxx.
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I sat down on a nearby park bench to sort things out, when my phone lit up with an incoming call.
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But just moments after a seemingly successful ignition, the rocket lit up again in a fireball and had to be doused.
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It's like that sight gag on TV where they show something beautiful all lit up and a heavenly choir starts singing.
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His presence alone lit up our dark apartment—it was like someone was shining a torch in a pitch-black cave.
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She said her husband lit up when he found out Manfred Moore, a former pro football player, was also at Silverado.
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The issues only went away when the marijuana users' reward centers lit up normally, after they were exposed to marijuana again.
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Last week, a petition asking for HBO to "Remake Game of Thrones Season 8 with competent writers" lit up the internet.
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Ten years younger than the president, Ince has lit up crowds with a booming oratory reminiscent of Erdogan at his best.
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The Trevi fountain in Rome (pictured) was lit up with the colours of the rainbow as campaigners popped champagne to celebrate.
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Notwithstanding the strikes that lit up the Thursday night sky, Trump's policy on Friday looked suspiciously like the one he inherited.
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His face is often totally lit up, as if he's being told a story and can feel some terrific surprise coming.
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Indeed, social media lit up earlier this week with a wide array of hot takes on the apparent West-Trump bromance.
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The first two letters of the word in the middle aren't lit up, though, so it read "get it done" instead.
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The course also included a 300-foot #VegasStrong wall signed by runners and lit up in honor of the shooting victims.
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Shortly after installing a sensor on the machine, Mr. Darché said his hunch was confirmed: The sensor lit up with attacks.
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But you'll be lit up with pain and rage on her behalf, and grateful for the few who stand by her.
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And a lot of people wanted to be like them, I mean they lit up the LA scene, it was exciting.
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The trippy circuit boards in Heiko Hellwig's Silicon Cities look like aerial views of futuristic urban clusters lit up at night.
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But hey, who are we to deny someone the opportunity to turn her toilet into some sort of lit-up nightclub?
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Hundreds of phones lit up the O2 Arena in London where Florence was playing, just like they do at most gigs.
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It lit up the clockface on the back wall, near the changing area, and bounced out of the floor-length mirrors.
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GBV turned in an epic, well-lubricated set, while The Strokes lit up the room with no time or notes wasted.
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The internet had lit up Wednesday night with reports from the Trump campaign that the candidate intended to sue the paper.
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It had a tufted velour interior, soft vinyl doors and a faux-walnut dashboard that lit up warm as a hearth.
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With their power differential suddenly lit up in neon, the show wisely embraced the theme rather than paper over the contradictions.
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During the second day of New York Fashion Week on Friday, architecture-inspired clothing line Chromat literally lit up the runway.
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He was thrilled to choose his male name and he lit up the first time he went shopping for boys' clothes.
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There were traders everywhere in their jackets, and the monitors were all lit up with the stocks going up and down.
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"Fleabag" actually began as a one-woman live show that lit up the Edinburgh Fringe festival in 2013, and starting Feb.
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Last night, artist and activist Robin Bell lit up the façade of Trump International Hotel with references to the emoluments clause.
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Daniels's smackdown of Trump's "horseface" remark isn't the first time she's lit up Twitter by taking down a foul-mouthed man.
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Jackson was chalk-white under the lights, stripped down to a singlet and lit up like the Parthenon, a fabulous ruin.
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Actress Kristen Bell posted a photo on Instagram of her mom's hands, lit up with UV-light to show the germs.
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He lit up the New York Giants in Week 1, averaging 12.7 yards per attempt with a perfect 158.3 passer rating.
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Once the news was reported, social media lit up with well wishes for Watson and condemnation for an injury-filled 2017.
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Bryant&aposs two retired Lakers jerseys are lit up inside the Staples Center in his honor during the 62nd annual Grammys.
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As the trumpets sang and the drums pounded, I looked at Neil, whose face was lit up by a huge grin.
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Grover Cleveland, for example, lit up the first Christmas tree inside the White House to the delight of his young daughters.
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On Sunday night, fireworks lit up Tehran's sky and some conservative neighborhoods echoed to calls of Allahu Akbar (God is great).
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Social media lit up with criticism of the ward, with many people denouncing its actions as a violation of human rights.
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A phone on her desk lit up with calls from family members, often frantic, asking about relatives who had been arrested.
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And far down the branch of one tree, a string of characters lit up like neon in Matonis' mind: account-loginserv.com.
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"Cory Booker and Kamala Harris just lit up the room," she said, naming two senators who have since left the race.
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"The famous sails of the Sydney Opera House have been lit up in a special tribute tonight," the fire service said.
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When he heard the word "embassies", a source told the Beast, Trump lit up, and began grilling officials for more information.
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Their eyes lit up when I told them my Grandpa Moon was 'Cosmo' when he was a student many years ago!
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But on the fourth night, as they sat down for dinner, muzzle flashes from the neighboring building lit up the street.
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Sometimes the Empire State Building is lit up with these colors in honor of sporting events or anniversaries in local history.
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What they don't show is probably the Beehive anti-personnel rounds that lit up the area before the napalm was dropped.
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The Tamar was lit up as they jumped, but other than the strobes on their helmets, there was little other light.
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" As India woke to the news Sunday, social media lit up with tributes to the woman described as a "rare superstar.
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" The Democratic donor circuit lit up, with one top Obama fundraiser describing the buzz around Winfrey as "pretty interesting and exciting.
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Hanumahn lit up in May only to go dark in August, for maintenance issues that took longer than expected to fix.
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The Saturday Profile ALBANO LAZIALE, Italy — Some 2,203 years ago, a celestial phenomenon is believed to have lit up the sky.
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On Saturday, a giant video of the violinist lit up the walls of the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York.
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As she went room to room her young fans lit up ... smiling as she posed for photos with all of them.
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The horniness slowly begins to evaporate from your loins as you stare at their chin lit up by their iPhone screen.
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Watching the lit-up paper come to life as 3D miniature structures will make you feel like a kid all over again.
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The room lit up with cheers and people proudly throwing up their arms, as seen in a video from The Washington Post.
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Thor's glowing eyes have been an iconic symbol of the god of thunder's power ever since they lit up in Thor: Ragnarok.
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Like the rest of the world, Merkel's face lit up at the sheer sight of Trudeau's inviting blue eyes and gentle smile.
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" Family matriarch Ethel Kennedy, 91, said Saoirse "lit up our lives with her love, her peals of laughter and her generous spirit.
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The red hangar-like structure is lit up by thousands of multi-coloured lights, which make the building glow like a casino.
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Shoes or not, Clarkson lit up the evening with 11 solos, plucking several from her popular 2013 Christmas album, Wrapped in Red.
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The rocket lit up for 35-seconds, allowing engineers to check for any flaws or risks, and everything appeared to go well.
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In Canada, the pomp and circumstance was live-streamed by all the major media outlets, and lit up Twitter under the #PMJTinDC.
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When we spoke in 2015, Gregory's face lit up as if he were back in 1964 and watching it all happen again.
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Hundreds of lit-up drones will join her in the airspace above the field at NRG Stadium in Houston, according to CNNMoney.
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The coral was lit up so diners could still keep an eye on marine life, and larger fish came out to play.
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The people from the community saw all the lights out there, the torches and lanterns that lit up the night to dawn.
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The crowd at the sold-out stadium erupted in cheers as fireworks lit up the sky following Bolt's win, according to ESPN.
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WASHINGTON — Ambassador Bill Taylor lit up President Trump's impeachment inquiry Tuesday with what Democrats called the most detailed and damaging testimony yet.
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When I inserted the batteries that came with my badge and the badge lit up, the LED patterns were inscrutable to me.
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The only light around came from the multipurpose building, sitting in an empty field and lit up like a spaceship from below.
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Then, as the sun rose, it lit up the entire arch to the point where it glowed almost as red as embers.
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When President Donald Trump called the renowned deceased opera singer Luciano Pavarotti his friend late Thursday, the moment lit up the internet.
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Last week the tech internet lit up with a collective nostalgia around the 24-year anniversary of the launch of Apple's iPhone.
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All the same, the Beyhive immediately lit up the internet by exalting in what, in their minds, is an already-iconic role.
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He accounted for 217 yards -- 137 rushing -- and three scores in a win against California and last week lit up then-No.
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Two senior Trump campaign officials got lit up for alleged shady dealings with Russia prior to their work for now- President Trump .
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Tomlin is 210-27 with a 25 ERA against the Orioles and has been lit up by Adam Jones (10-for-18).
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Flying at night might not be the safest idea, but it's the best way to see the USS Enterprise all lit up.
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Apparently, he's an excellent hugger, and according to anonymous sources, Rubio actually planned the failed hug that absolutely lit up the internet.
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She lit up from the inside, and it was like this creature that was Meg Ryan would turn on in an instant.
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One last time UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi lit up social media again as she performed her final collegiate routine over the weekend.
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Since this is an LCD screen and those areas remain lit up, you'll still notice the notch at times, but it's rare.
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If the user's profile picture is lit up with a colorful border around it, just tap on it to view their story.
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A new title for Kimberly Klacik Klacik's videos of ruined rowhomes of west Baltimore inspired the Fox segment that lit up Trump.
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Videos of the unidentified man -- face bloodied, dragged down the aisle by security officers while other passengers screamed -- lit up social media.
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Later Monday, the London Eye will be lit up in purple — like other prominent buildings around the world — to mark the day.
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The tournament began with France taking on Brazil in Lyon, where Carlos lit up the game with his 163st-minute free-kick.
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By the time John Evanofski arrived at 31st Avenue, giant flames lit up the night sky amid the billows of black smoke.
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And when she announced that she's bisexual, it lit up the internet, sparking conversation on queerness in the South East Asian culture.
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When the teens saw that one of their own images had received a ton of likes, those areas lit up even more.
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The Wisconsin native was lit up for seven runs in five frames by that same White Sox squad in his previous turn.
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Phillies RH Henderson Alvarez (NR) After spinning six scoreless innings two turns ago, Manaea was lit up at Fenway Park on Tuesday.
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The Bangkok skyscraper was launched earlier this week in a huge ceremony, with its exposed "pixels" lit up against the night sky.
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Previous years have seen pumpkins transformed into everything from lit-up UFOs to hovering Frankensteins, spinning carnival rides to working robotic arms.
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The flash was so bright that it lit up multiple pixels in the detector, whereas typical FRBs only light up just one.
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The blue flashes that briefly lit up the night sky in the Astoria area of Queens, New York, shortly after 9 p.m.
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I could see through a lit-up window into one woman's home, where she ate alone looking at a flickering TV set.
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The carving was shaped like a heart, and the inside of the larger pumpkin was lit up, like a jack-o'-lantern.
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In the clip, Davidson lit up what appears to be a joint and took a hit before passing it over to Kelly.
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The One World Trade Center in New York City was among the buildings that lit up with the colors of Spain's flag.
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"A big light bulb lit up," said Mr. Jenson, 24, who had an interest in aerospace and engineering at a young age.
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In the second season of DWTS, Burke and partner Lachey's chemistry lit up the dance floor – they ended up winning the Mirrorball.
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"Katherine lit up when Chris arrived," the source says of Schwarzenegger's fiancé Chris Pratt, who made an appearance later in the shower.
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In images showing dogs' brain activity, specific parts of dogs' brains lit up when the dogs heard human voices with positive vocalizations.
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Or lie down on the beach, he said, where at least half the sky will not be lit up by the city.
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He runs not because he has hopes of becoming one of the refugee Olympians, whose stories of courage lit up Rio 2016.
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The equipment is controlled by computer software that decides where they fly and which ones are lit up at a given time.
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Within an hour or two, my phone lit up with messages from Mario Cruz Rodríguez, the general director of tourism for Tulum.
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Much of the city is also lit up and decorated for the holidays, including a large Christmas tree at the ancient Coliseum.
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"Geysers of ignited gas ('flambeaux,' Hoosiers called them) now, almost magically, lit up Elwood's newly paved streets night and day," Lewis writes.
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Those children described their mother as healthy and full of energy late into her years -- a woman who lit up a room.
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We're told he was in the Rose Garden when he lit up a cigarette, much to the dismay of the Secret Service.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)When the skies above Damascus lit up in the early morning hours of Saturday, shock swept through the capital.
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It's that the common statistical software they used is prone to wrongly guess the borders of "lit up" areas in the brain.
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It was lit up in floodlights, and there were floodlights down by the water too, illuminating the surf for a nighttime swim.
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He placed one phone after another onto the base station, and each one's screen lit up, its respective battery percentage ticking upward.
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Last week, the Saudi Arabian embassy in Berlin lit up with the black flag of ISIS, headed by two words: Daesh Bank.
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And when you do, it's a thrill: car fire on the side of the freeway, a kid lit up his backyard, etc.
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Google employees lit up the company's internal social networks, once again contemplating galling facts about the status of women in Silicon Valley.
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Claire Danes lit up the 2016 Met Gala with a baby-blue gown from Posen that included embedded lights for extra glimmer.
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These days, a new four-story building, lit up in warm pinks and cool blues at night, sits on the river's edge.
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When we told our 5-year-old he'd be home with mom and dad the next few weeks his eyes lit up.
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Lightning that accompanied the tornado lit up the darkened sky as the storm rumbled through central Nashville, video posted on Twitter showed.
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A totally different set of brain circuits lit up: those for love and warmth, the sort a parent feels for a child.
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They sent over their cheese, we shared our desserts, and then I slipped outside with them while they lit up their Gauloises.
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A few doors down, at Hilditch & Key, shirtmakers since 1899, Philippe Zubrzycki, the store's manager, lit up when Lagerfeld's name was mentioned.
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He'll need a shirt for this one Remember that shirtless Tongan guy who lit up the Opening Ceremonies at the Summer Olympics?
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Photographer Robert Mauriell placed a couple in front of homes lit up for the evening in order to create this beautiful photo.
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" Family matriarch Ethel Kennedy, 91, said Saoirse "lit up our lives with her love, her peals of laughter and her generous spirit.
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Navy divers will sometimes get in what looks like clear water, and end up "lit up like a Christmas tree," he said.
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In Kyoto, looking for a restaurant for our penultimate dinner, we walked past an Italian cafe and everyone's eyes lit up. Pizza!
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Most theatergoers, who shuffle in and out in the familiar twilight, never see the powerful cinema floodlights that lit up my searches.
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The video quickly lit up the internet, attracting nearly three million views on YouTube and widespread sharing and discussion on social media.
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The meteor lit up the southeast Michigan skies and caused a magnitude 2.0 earthquake 40 miles from Detroit, according to the NWS.
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The kitchen stove is mostly cold these days, with months passed since it lit up under fried chicken, beef stew and liverwurst.
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Bannon, who left the White House in August, added that he would likely be "lit up" by the media for the remarks.
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The following month, the supermassive black hole at our galaxy's center suddenly lit up, suggesting that it may have swallowed something big.
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Remember when Forrest Gump was busy rescuing Bubba from the oncoming wave of napalm that lit up the Vietnamese in the area?
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The sky was lit up into beams of gold, orange, red, and purple, as a cool breeze blew in from the sea.
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Liberals lit up the internet after 25-year-old Kara McCullough of Washington, D.C., won the 2017 Miss USA beauty pageant Sunday.
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The two had been sitting there for some time before the dowager suddenly sat upright in her chair, her eyes lit up.
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Though something of a gimmick, once lit up the giant candle slowly and sentimentally consumes itself over the span of the exhibition.
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Katie mentioned that she would like to get into sports law, and when I asked about Masters, her eyes immediately lit up.
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It lit up a charity basketball game where Paper Boi faced off against Justin Bieber as played by black actor Austin Crute.
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As participants told lies of increasing magnitude (overestimating the contents of the jar more and more), the less the amygdala lit up.
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Beyoncé's video for her new song "Formation" may have lit up the Internet Saturday, but perhaps all is not well in the Beyhive.
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Then, one Sunday I saw an ad in the paper for Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and something in me lit up.
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When this wind interacts with the Earth's magnetic field, the skies in the northern and southern poles are lit up with colorful auroras.
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The costumes and set pieces did not disappoint in The Wiz, and one moment in particular lit up our screens with pure fire.
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Surely there's less shame in being lit up by A.J. Green, but Revis is supposed to be among the league's best cover guys.
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The smile that she had not only could light up a whole room but it most definitely lit up the entire nursing home.
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I lit up when Secretary Pritzker mentioned her leadership philosophy to invert the traditional pyramid (also known as servant leadership); it's mine, too.
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" Herzog's eyes lit up as he explained his unusual choice: "The music isn't that great, and he's not a great actor or anything.
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A Southwest representative tells us that this isn't the first time the company has lit up its planes pink for a worthy cause.
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We see it in how they lit up our phone lines, clogged our e-mail in-boxes, and jammed our online comment system.
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He's had a bond with Carol (actress Melissa McBride), but viewers have long wanted a romantic relationship for him and Twitter lit up.
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You knew Burt Reynolds was a badass ... but did you know he once lit up Brian Bosworth for NOT hitting him hard enough?!?!
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Obama also potentially let slip the sex of Jay Z and Beyoncé's twins in the speech, which of course lit up the Twitterverse.
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Though official media suppressed discussion of the ruling in Taiwan, Weibo, China's Twitter, lit up with millions of reactions, most of them positive.
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Gillum lit up national progressives by pitching voters on an unabashedly progressive platform, including Medicare-for-all, environmental protections, and criminal justice reform.
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Ben Sasse seeking a conservative to run against Trump and Clinton quickly lit up Facebook shortly after it was posted early Thursday morning.
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He only saw the Brewers one time in relief and was lit up for four runs (three earned) in 24 33/23 innings.
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Landmarks around the city will be lit up in purple and there will be a tribute concert held at the Xcel Energy Center.
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The New Jersey governor's eyes lit up when an audience member asked what traits he would look for in a possible running mate.
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"As soon as she saw it and her face lit up the way it did, it was just an instant success," he says.
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"I remember my eyes, for that split second, lit up," said Hutton, who said he planned to give the puck to his parents.
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The dogs' neural "reward center," which is connected to feelings of happiness and pleasure, similarly lit up when the dogs heard praising words.
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The floor in front of the doors to the bedroom and bathroom lit up with a projection of two small wedge-shaped ships.
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By the time carriers have their 5G networks lit up and reaching millions of people, you'll have several 5G phones to choose from.
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These are good and funny and the punters are absolutely loving it, taking selfies with them, their little faces lit up with joy.
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The Spicy Deluxe Sandwich lit up my taste buds with a smoky chicken patty, which is hand-tossed in a hot-pepper breading.
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Reunion TowerYou can't miss this gleaming tower that, at night, looks like Times Square's New Year's Eve ball — all lit up and glittering.
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A fireball lit up the skies around Phoenix Thursday, leaving groggy residents wondering if it was a meteor, an explosion or something else.
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"It isn't lit up like a standard display, but rather reflects the external light which illuminates it," explained Dahlin in a news release.
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Huge swaths of northern India, relatively dark in 2012 night shots, are lit up by huge new urban areas in imagery from 2016.
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The Packers (2-1) needed every bit of an early fourth-touchdown lead because Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford lit up a depleted defense.
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But most people access its events through its videos, which feature close-ups of drones whizzing through lit-up rings and laughing pilots.
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A day after John Oliver lit up the Internet with his glorious takedown of Donald Drumpf, other late night hosts are following suit.
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A black pixel is "off" and that's why blacks are so deep on OLEDs compared to LCDs — because they're not even lit up.
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During that first show, she interviewed Tom Carvel (the inventor of soft serve ice cream) and remembers feeling "lit up" from the inside.
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Considering this prospect, I cannot help but recall the man whose eyes lit up when he spoke to life outside the Trump machine.
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"When I got the text my face lit up," Jalynne, 30, tells PEOPLE about the moment she found out her sister was expecting.
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They jazzed up the background of the stage with some sparklers that lit up a message of gratitude to the people of Pittsburgh.
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The full moon in sexy Scorpio early this morning lit up the intimacy sector of your chart, and you're feeling all the feels.
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President Trump says his phone has lit up with praise from Mexico's President and the Boy Scouts -- except they don't remember calling him.
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Condemnation lit up Twitter and Facebook after such conservative news sites as Breitbart News and The Daily Caller picked up Ciccariello-Maher's tweet.
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Ryan Grim, The Huffington Post's Washington bureau chief, lit up Twitter Saturday by criticizing the celebrated FiveThirtyEight forecaster's predictions for the presidential race.
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"As soon as I opened the website with the name Openbook, his face lit up like I had never seen before," says Hernández.
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They showed one another favorite shots—of the bridge lit up at night, or with lightning in the background, or in a snowstorm.
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In another show of solidarity, Rome lit up its famed Trevi Fountain and its city hall with the colors of the Belgian flag.
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Today, city flags are flying at half-staff, and City Hall will be lit up in the gay-pride colors of the rainbow.
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Around Christmastime and the holiday season, the streets along Kurfurstendamm in Berlin, Germany are lit up with trees, stars, and other beautiful lights.
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Designed by Adrian Landon, this giant mechanical pegasus ran and flew in slow motion, and at night its wings lit up with fire.
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The Tennessee Titans would have been wise to shield their eyes from the scoreboard after being lit up by their opponent last week.
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But inside the pitch-black room, every time her phone screen lit up with a new message, she felt a little more hopeful.
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I asked them about the Trump tape, and the women lit up; they'd spent the car ride to the rally talking about it.
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A video of the altercation, which took place last week in the northern city of Langfang, lit up Chinese social media on Friday.
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On Sunday, the symbolic arch of Wembley Stadium in London was lit up in red in memory of the victims of the bombings.
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Wolfe's eyes lit up; such a book was in the pipeline, he told me, and indeed "In Our Time" appeared the following year.
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Your 11th house of hopes and dreams is lit up like Times Square this May, helping you visualize and manifest your heart's desires.
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But not my phone, which lit up with the alert that Jose Reyes had tied the score in the ninth with a homer.
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ET, social media lit up with Hawaiian residents and visitors who received cellphone alerts warning that a projectile was heading for the island.
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Zheng, 15, lit up at the mention of Li's name, saying she remembered watching Li win the 2014 Australian Open with her friends.
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Crossing the harbour offers the best views of 'the black diamond', especially at night when it's lit up with a luminous tangerine glow.
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In pictures I shot of friends in dimly lit restaurants and cocktail bars, their faces were nicely lit up, and backgrounds looked natural.
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His face, dashing and slightly rabbity, lit up when he found a display Marmite, the love-it-or-hate-it sticky yeast paste.
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The sculptural, playful plaits didn't wind down the models' necks, instead sticking out thanks to skillful knotting — and the look lit up Instagram.
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It was a windfall for HBO to rival the gold mines of House Lannister, and it regularly lit up the internet like dragonfire.
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In June, Qatar's national colors lit up the Empire State Building, in which it owns a stake, a mark of its punchy ambition.
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The comment sections of area newspapers and local online groups have lit up with frustration about the strain on services, particularly medical resources.
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People across the northern U.S. and parts of Canada got a glimpse of a fireball that lit up the sky north of Detroit.
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For two weeks Mayon has rumbled, belched plumes of ash and smoke and lit up the night sky with an eerie orange glow.
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A nearly full moon lit up their faces and for a moment, the only sound was the lapping of waves against the tires.
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I brought along a high school friend, and we ducked into the crowded, smoke-filled room lit up with Christmas lights and neon.
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If hearing aids came in the form of, say, pointy Spock ears, or lit up with crazy colors, wouldn't you try them out?
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She passed the familiar fields, and the church lit up in the dark, and soon she was turning onto the long gravel driveway.
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"Her face lit up when she saw the sanctuary for the first time," a source told PEOPLE of Shiloh's special visit in 2017.
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The jerseys can be seen lit up above section 307 of the Staples Center as guests were getting seated at the 2020 Grammys.
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Sutton Foster—the Broadway star who lit up "Bunheads"—plays Liza Miller, a forty-year-old mom who gets dumped by her husband.
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We're told that internal posts have been lit up with Facebookers complaining that the company's board is now even less diverse than before.
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At night, the bridge is nearly an aphrodisiac, lit up and reflecting across the water — part City of Lights, part Bridge of Sighs.
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One by one, they lit up various rail lines that today serve Canary Wharf, each line coinciding with increases in jobs and revenues.
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"We stood there and watched and saw the flags, and their faces lit up," Mr. Jones said in a phone interview on Friday.
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And at the base of everything is low-band spectrum, and that's the part of the equation that T-Mobile lit up recently.
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That's when I whipped out Google Translate, and his eyes lit up as my phone conveyed his questions better than I ever could.
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In the wake of the announcement, my Twitter lit up with many proclamations that Apple's moves would bolster consumer engagement in health care.
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"She lit up every room she entered," wrote the organizer of a GoFundMe page, set up to help Aiello's family pay for expenses.
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During an interview, his eyes lit up at a mention of the sleeping car breakfast, with two Viennese bread rolls, jam and coffee.
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On Sunday, he scored twice, threw the game's only hit, got into a fake fight, and lit up Jeremy Roenick, Patrick Roy-style.
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This November, a fictional small town in Connecticut lit up Netflix and reignited a fandom that had been in hibernation for almost a decade.
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It was partly to honor Turing that the agency's headquarters was lit up during a global celebration of gender and sexual diversity last year.
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Former British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen had earlier lit up the final round as he hit two eagles and a hat-trick of birdies.
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She kept her shiny tresses down for the night out and lit up with a smile as Levy drove the duo in his SUV.
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Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender lit up the red carpet on Wednesday at the London premiere of their new film The Light Between Oceans.
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Robin Bell lit up the DOJ and FBI façades with phrases such as "#RefusaltoRecuse" and comically sinister portraits of members of the Trump administration.
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In one gallery with soaring ceilings, the walls are lit up with large-scale projections showing the faces of the visitors to the space.
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He was a picture of serenity even when he was being lit up by Evander Holyfield in his first shot at reclaiming the title.
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Sharapova, who lit up women's tennis when she won Wimbledon in 2004 as a 17-year-old, is still ranked among the top players.
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His eyes lit up when he talked about the different Japanese people he works with, from his matcha guy to his martial arts teacher.
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At the beach, I'll see it: the ocean glittering like a sheet of foil; Jet's boat, lit up, windows blushing in the night, anchored.
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Broadway Street in Nashville, Tennessee, is filled with lit-up honky-tonk bars perfect for tourists looking to have a toe-tapping, rowdy night.
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The place seemed to darken a bit toward the grand piano in the corner, which was lit up to provide a stage for performers.
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"Her face lit up when she saw the sanctuary for the first time," a source told People, who has exclusive photos of the visit.
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Clinton lit up as she recalled the period in her campaign when she wanted to hear directly from voters in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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If he did—assuming Castile owned the car, also still unconfirmed—the computer in Yanez's cruiser would have lit up like a Christmas tree.
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Then it unleashed a new "Star Wars" trailer that lit up social media and showed that fans aren't tired of the franchise just yet.
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In the image, Chicago smiled while looking down toward her toes as True's face lit up while she gazed at her slightly older cousin.
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Kim says that the Brooklyn-based canine "lit up" the first time she put clothes on him, and it's been non-stop from there.
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In the photo, we see Shepard kneeling, while placing the ring on a stunned Iman under an evening sky lit up by city lights.
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The moment Black Panther lit up the big screen, we knew it wouldn't be the last time the world would see of its characters.
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I was lit up by Cheryl Strayed's topsy-turvy but ultimately triumphant journey hiking a thousand miles of the Pacific Coast Trail by herself.
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The inch worm bot doesn't look impressive at first, because it seems as though the chambers inside its three segments are being lit up.
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FRBs could be a consequence of merging neutron stars, which lit up both telescopes and gravitational-wave detectors for the first time in 2017.
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The display continues around the home and throughout the backyard where blue lights frame out a swimming pool lit up in, yes, more blue.
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Medium has lit up with posts outlining what it's like to work in this industry as a non-tech bro and calls to action.
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