Ted Chiang's "Exhalation," which I should have read many moons ago.
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Many moons ago in 2010, Facebook experimented with a currency called Credits.
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Many moons ago, a photo of Ben Affleck's exposed back broke the internet.
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My first taste of Thailand, many moons ago, left me with vivid memories.
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I'd done a remix for Will many moons ago and recently initiated contact again.
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"Shared some wonderful moments in the 'trenches' with Phil McKeon many moons ago," Sheen wrote.
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In a picture taken many moons ago, the Revival singer poses with everybody's favorite purple dinosaur.
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"Shared some wonderful moments in the 'trenches' with Phil McKeon many moons ago," wrote Sheen, 54.
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"On this day, many moons ago, the greatest wife, mother (of dragons) and friend arrived," Shepard tweeted.
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The Lenovo keyboard, thankfully, remains untouched, maintaining the IBM ThinkPad legacy that Lenovo purchased many moons ago.
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Even though Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber broke up many, many moons ago, some fans just can't let that relationship go.
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They punch through the plastic wrap on their boxes, just like the White Walker version of Justin Timberlake did many moons ago.
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Apple did away with built-in drives on Macs many moons ago, and they're no longer quite as common on Windows laptops either.
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That all of this stuff is worse even in stuff I&aposve heard when Robert Bork was the nominee many, many, many moons ago.
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For months, Stranger Things fans have been waiting for the return of the iconic high schooler who we lost in the Upside Down many moons ago.
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At the time, I was working on a new project: white designer blouses and sports knickers that girls used to wear at school many moons ago.
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"This is something he shared with us many moons ago, so this is something we knew was coming, we're just proud of him," Brown, 38, said.
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In the years I spent towards my healing, many moons ago, I realized the mind and heart can be extremely delicate without the foundation of a formidable spirit.
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Think about it: Could Adidas really not have anticipated the likelihood of something like this happening when they signed Mr. West lo, those many moons ago (in 2013)?
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are officially at the "tease each other in public" part of the relationship, a threshold Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively crossed many moons ago.
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And now, we finally get to hear about the very important life event which manifested many moons ago in February of 2010: the day Stone and Gosling first met.
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Apple famously included deaf users in an iPhone 4 commercial many moons ago, and FaceTime has remained a popular method of communication for many users in the deaf community.
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And that Verizon hopes buying up Big Deal sports rights will help establish its media bonafides, much like Rupert Murdoch did with Fox and the NFL many moons ago.
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The Caps Lock key was banished from the QWERTY many moons ago, in a very Google-esque decision to include a devoted search button (the feature is still accessible by hitting Alt + Search).
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"Chiang Mai was the place to come and get smack originally, many moons ago," says Dylan Kerr a Birmingham-born counselor, who works for the Dawn, one of the luxury clinics in the area.
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Many moons ago, all the members of HAWUSA (Horoscope Art Writers, USA chapter) signed a petition addressed to the Smithsonian Institution demanding the creation of a National Museum of Astrological Divination on the National Mall.
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I've been trying out the Chromebook Pro, which comes out in April, for the last few weeks and it's really incredible to see how far Chromebooks have come since their original launch so many moons ago.
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"I would like it noted, for the record, that when Daisy Ridley was on our show, many moons ago — see how I said 'many moons', a Star Wars reference — I ordered this dress then," she explained.
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It's the depressing, sallow way her skin looks under the lights in the Friendly's bathroom (no one ever looks good underneath those harsh fluorescent lights, Devon), though, that transports her to another bathroom, many moons ago.
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They were all photographed by Steven Meisel, whose collaboration with "the Trinity" (Linda Evangelista, Ms. Campbell and Ms. Turlington) lo those many moons ago pretty much defined the term "supermodel," and who is returning to the Versace fold after more than a decade.
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The film blessed us with the swoon-inducing love story of Lara Jean Covey Song (Lana Condor) and popular jock Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), which begins when Peter gets his hands on a love note that Lara Jean wrote for him many moons ago.
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"What a wonderful surprise for me to see my pal #DemiMoore wearing her own vintage #ZacPosen gown from my second collection many moons ago while presenting at the #SagAwards tonight," Posen proudly declared on Instagram, alongside a slow-mo video of the beauty taking the stage.
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Many moons ago, I used to do this recurring feature on Motherboard called "The Best YouTube Video" wherein I'd write as many words as I possibly could in one single go about a video that I came across that seemed bitchin' enough to be described The Best.
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However, it is likely that UFC will steady the ship of McGregor with a rematch against Aldo, a man who he has already faced and beaten, rather than put him into a bout with Edgar–a man marked out a bad matchup for the Irishman many moons ago.
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Many moons ago, when I first moved to NYC in pursuit of the elusive Dream Job in magazines, I vividly remember my 85-year-old Abuela sending Nina Garcia — the creative director of Marie Claire at the time (now Elle's new EIC) — a hand-written note requesting a job for me.
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Billed by HP as the "ultimate productivity device with the power of a PC," the Elite x3 is the company's umpteenth try at cracking mobile after failing with the webOS-powered Palm Pre many moons ago and switching to Android for two massive phablets that were made just for India.
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Gilford shared the stage with a young Carol Burnett in this production, and reprised his performance with her in two separate televised versions of the show, in 1964 and in 1972.Mandelbaum, Ken. "DVDs: Many Moons Ago" broadway.com, January 6, 2006 Gilford's career was derailed for a time during the 1950s and McCarthyism.
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He called his character's storyline fun and a "beautiful, wonderful story." Rory is an exotic dancer and Aaron Brennan's (Matt Wilson) former boyfriend. Williams admitted that Rory has an agenda, saying "I'm pretty naughty, trying to run a business and also trying to find love, and it's good playing a character like that." Wilson later explained that Rory and Aaron met when they joined a dance troupe and had a relationship "many moons ago".
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The Minstrel tells us that in the original story, the princess arrived at the castle on a stormy night (Many Moons Ago - Reprise), but it is not night at all-and the princess only looked as though she went through a storm. Princess Winnifred the Woebegone, a brash and unrefined princess from the marshlands, was so eager to arrive that she swam the castle moat. She immediately charms Dauntless, Studley, and the knights and most of the kingdom ("Shy"). However, she also earns the utter loathing of the evil Queen, who vows to stop her.
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A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th- Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed "when the mouse devours the hawk." The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea ("Many Moons Ago"), but reveals the story to be fake, though he knows the true tale because he was there when it happened. The princess in the story is not the first princess tested to see if she is worthy of marrying Prince Dauntless the Drab—she is the thirteenth princess.
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