El Dorado aside, why do you think small cities in the United States make appealing travel destinations?
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Biden's electability (addressed to supporters of candidates who "make appealing arguments that everything's free in life"), b.
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Quibi's pitch is to make appealing content to millennials looking to watch longform content broken down into shorter bites on mobile devices.
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This update won't prevent those mistakes (those types of photos are supposed to be allowed), but it would make appealing the decision easier.
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It's too bad and it's frustrating, because the two leads make appealing company: The round-faced Chapman brings loose, affable charm to his role, while MacKay, a talented actor who's all sharp angles, primarily delivers reactive intensity.
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"That said, not every company can specialize in every single space business, and that allows for the opportunities for companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin to make appealing cases for why their company should be considered," Chanin said.
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The large crowds of people who congregate in unsecured areas of an airport -- like security checkpoints, check-in counters, and baggage claim -- make appealing targets for terrorists, who like nothing better than maximum loss of life with minimum effort.
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That's JJ. That is a difficult character to make appealing, and putting him in network prime time in a central role is as bold, in its way, as television's first single mother or black lead or transgender story line was.
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Cannatella and her fellow castmates felt pressure from the producers to act out for the cameras in order to make appealing airtime, saying that she was asked leading questions by the producers about her plans on certain nights. She also notes that alcohol was made readily available to the cast, which she pointed out in light of the fact that alcoholism runs in her family.The E! True Hollywood Story: Bad Girls of Reality TV. E!. January 3, 2008.
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Around 1967, Carlos asked the musician Rachel Elkind to listen to her electronic compositions. They included compositions written ten years earlier, and some written from 1964 with her friend Benjamin Folkman at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center in New York City. One recording was a rendition of Two-Part Invention in F major by Johann Sebastian Bach, which Carlos described as "charming". Soon after, Carlos began plans to produce an album of Bach pieces performed on the recently invented Moog synthesizer, with the intention of using the novel technology to make "appealing music you could really listen to", not "ugly" music being produced by avant-garde musicians at the time.
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