Landing the Philae probe on Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko was a frankly mazing achievement.
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And let's just say Tan and Jonathan should be proud since they all ah-mazing.
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Besides tasting uh-mazing, a juicy cheeseburger can also help dull the effects of alcohol.
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An A-Mazing Way to Deal With Change in Your Work and in Your Life.
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All of us are rats mazing to work on the commuter train, off to find that Cheddar.
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The pretty little liar turns 29 today and we're giving you A-mazing photos of the sexy actress.
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She's been raving about an ah-mazing Cobb salad from a nearby pierogi place, so we go there.
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Suddenly the person who wasn't wearing makeup 30 seconds ago is sporting a full face — and it looks uh-mazing.
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She had on some legging tights that just fit her body like a Coca-Cola bottle...It was ah-mazing.
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It'll teach you how to turn "meh" photos into uh-mazing photos across a handful of different lessons on retouching, enhancements, effects, and more.
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The aca-mazing a capella franchise will indeed be back next December with a third, highly anticipated installment — helmed by a female director, no less.
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"Of the S&P 500 companies that have reported over the last month, just 32 mention recession on their calls," said Nick Mazing of Sentieo.
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Some users even applied the Baiden Mitten to their faces, and though that seemed a little extreme, I have to say they looked uh-mazing.
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She wrote for conventional sitcoms like "2 Broke Girls" and "Hot in Cleveland" while hosting her own "gay-mazing" YouTube series, "This Just Out," from her kitchen table.
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"There are really huge incentives for companies to present themselves as being on the bleeding edge, even when they're not," Nick Mazing, director of Research at Sentieo, told Recode.
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But the off-the-shoulder Roberto Cavalli number (designed by creative director Peter Dundas for the label's fall/winter 2016 collection) was, naturally, selected for reasons outside of it being ah-mazing.
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A spike in stock price for companies that specialize in "health care, bunker food, and gold is fairly typical when people are running to safety," Nick Mazing, director of research at Sentieo, said.
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"New addition to the family his name is Phil," Bieber wrote on Instagram with a pic of the pup resting his face in the singer's hand (like, we said, aww-mazing!) Esther and Phil A video posted by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) on Feb 4, 2016 at 7:10pm PST In the series of pics, Phil is seen hanging out with Esther, another pooch in the pack, and they look like they are hitting it off. //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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A. Mazing Monsters is a series of 16 children's books by Jim Slater first published in 1979.
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Stephen DeStefano (born 1966) is an American comics artist and storyboard artist best known as the co-creator of 'Mazing Man and Hero Hotline with writer Bob Rozakis.
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The issue was released without the seal, with no publicity, positive or negative. Much later, in the Ambush Bug: Year None miniseries, 'Mazing Man (in the same nonsensical way of the series) is revealed to be on death row.
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'Robert "Bob" Rozakis (; born April 4, 1951) is an American comic book writer and editor known mainly for his work in the 1970s and 1980s at DC Comics, as the writer of Mazing Man and in his capacity as DC's "Answer Man".
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He scripted the comics adaptations of such movies as Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer (1985), Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987), and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989). He was the writer of the syndicated comic strip The Superman Sunday Special for two years. His most well-known writing came in the twelve- issue 1986 series 'Mazing Man, featuring the misadventures of self-declared homemade hero Sigfried Horatio Hunch III, which Rozakis co-created with artist Stephen DeStefano. The two returned to the character for three specials and for Secret Origins #16 (July 1987), to tell "The Closest Thing To A Secret Origin of 'Mazing Man You Will Ever Get".
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Mazing- space.stsci.edu - Era of Huge Reflectors These techniques soon became standard for technical equipment. An aluminum vacuum-deposition process invented in 1930 by Caltech physicist and astronomer John Strong, led to most reflecting telescopes shifting to aluminum."Mirror, Mirror: Keeping the Hale Telescope optically sharp" by Jim Destefani, Products Finishing Magazine, 2008 Nevertheless, some modern telescopes use silver, such as the Kepler space observatory.
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Paul Preece got the inspiration for Desktop Tower Defense in 2006. He noticed a lack of tower defense games that allowed proper "mazing" (controlling movement of enemy forces by placing towers in their path). Preece did not immediately start work on Desktop Tower Defense because he considered Flash to be too difficult to learn. It was only after an acquaintance created Flash Element Tower Defense that Paul started work on the game.
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Gem Tower Defense is a tower defense video game created by Bryan K. It was released on February 18, 2007 under the tower defense subsection of Blizzard's Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne minigames. Several game clients, Flash browser game websites and mobile devices have hosted variants of the game. The game is based upon strategy, mazing, decision making and chance. The goal of the game is to eliminate computer-controlled enemies that follow a set path to reach the end of a pathway.
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Gem Tower Defense Maze Building a maze with Gems and rocks are a key element of the game. The game begins with an empty map with a start, end and 5 to 6 checkpoints (depending on the version of the game), where opposing units maneuver through sequentially. Gems and rocks redirect enemy units by blocking the direct path. Mazing does not affect flying units which comes every 4 rounds and cannot be used to completely block off checkpoints from enemy units.
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'Mazing Man is one of a handful of DC titles to publish an issue not featuring the Comics Code Authority stamp of approval while it was active. In the issue "Writer's Block", Denton is stuck for a story, and all his friends give their ideas. One of them dealt with an army of zombies. Although there was no gore or violence, any mention of the living dead, specifically the use of the word "zombie", was forbidden by the Comics Code.
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" Perez Hilton acclaimed the song saying, "Florence + [the] Machine has delivered a powerfully emotional song for the film, ["Over the Love"]. With AH-Mazing vocals and lyrics referencing Daisy’s yellow dress and other Gatsby moments, this song has us barely able to wait for the film." "Over the Love" received a very positive review from Page to Premiere, calling it "absolutely amazing." Hypetrak praised the song saying the song "is an undeniably powerful and impactful number, as Florence does so often, showcasing her strong and unwavering vocals throughout.
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" OK! magazine called the compilation "[a]mazing" and stated that "Kylie collects together some of her finest moments." However, Robbie Daw of Idolator commented that "while we were hoping for something more along the lines of a box set compiling her complete singles discography (sigh), we'll have to settle for the 21-track The Best Of Kylie Minogue". Q gave it a favorable review, but said "Part cipher, part siren, Minogue's odd power is underlined: it's not always clear quite what she does, but she does it brilliantly.
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Stephen DeStefano's first credit in the comics industry was as the creator of the characters Zeep and Thumbelina in the "Dial H for Hero" story in Adventure Comics #483 (July 1981). His first professionally published comics artwork was a one-page parody of the "I…Vampire" feature in House of Mystery #306 (July 1982). DeStefano wrote and drew "The Mini (Mis)Adventures of Nick O. Tyme" in New Talent Showcase #6–12 (June–December 1984). He then teamed with writer Bob Rozakis to create 'Mazing Man, a character introduced in an eponymous series beginning in January 1986.
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The 'Mazing Man series depicts the misadventures of Sigfried Horatio Hunch III, a benignly deranged little man in Queens, New York City, New York who dresses in a homemade costume and performs deeds like unclogging drains and watching out for local children. Viewed as a harmless kook by his neighbors, he saves a child from being hit by a truck in the first issue, earning him some respect and notoriety, not to mention a steady stream of appreciation (and food) from the mother in subsequent issues. "'Maze" tends to sing Simon and Garfunkel songs when struck on the head. His best friend is Denton Fixx, a writer for BC Comics who looks like a beagle.
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Some years later, Slater acknowledged the drawbacks that were inherent in the practices he adopted, towards the end of an interview with Hunter Davies in The Independent published on 15 December 1992. Slater was also the author of a book on investment, The Zulu Principle, which focuses on simple techniques for identifying small dynamic growth companies whose shares are at a low price compared to their future prospects. With Hemmington Scott, he devised a monthly company statistical guide, Company REFS, also available as a daily online service, to make the identification of such shares easier for the private investor. Slater authored several other investment books, and had a side career as a children's author, writing the A. Mazing Monsters series.
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Ambush Bug became popular enough to be featured in two comic book miniseries and several specials, plotted and pencilled by Keith Giffen and scripted by Robert Loren Fleming. The series contains many comic book- enthusiast and DC in-jokes and satire; series editor Julius Schwartz is also a character in the book. During his own 4-part series in 1985, he picks up a doll and, thinking it is alive, "adopted" it as a partner called "Cheeks, The Toy Wonder", complete with its own costume. In 2001, he made his first appearance as part of a superhero group (albeit a small one), the "Justice League of Anarchy", which also included Plastic Man, the Creeper, Harley Quinn, 'Mazing Man, and the Trickster.
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After a friend at college complimented his inking, Karl Kesel began submitting his portfolio to Marvel Comics and DC Comics. Kesel's first work for DC Comics appeared in New Talent Showcase #4 (April 1984). He soon became the inker on Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes — so soon, in fact, that he suspected that he was assigned New Talent Showcase #8 as a test run to see how well he jelled with Tales of the Legion penciller Terry Shoemaker. Kesel was discouraged that inks which looked smooth and clear on his original pages appeared clunky in the printed comics, and with some guidance from Dick Giordano he studied how to draw in a way that would appear better on the printed page. Kesel worked on the lighthearted 'Mazing Man series, as well as providing inks over the pencils of George Pérez on History of the DC Universe and John Byrne on Legends and Superman vol. 2. With his then-wife Barbara Kesel, he co-wrote a Hawk and Dove miniseries in 1988 which was drawn by Rob Liefeld.
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The publication praised her for trying something modern yet "classy" and said "a bona-fide [that] smack you between the eyes, instant pop classic but it manages the rare feat of getting better with every listen [...]" Perez Hilton said that, along with the video; "The songstress has done it again with this AH-Mazing hit of a song and fantabulous music video!!" Consequence of Sound was positive towards the song, saying that it is "an alluring and life-affirming pop song filled with uplifting lyrics: "When I got my back up against the wall, don't need no one to rescue me/'Cause I ain't waiting up for no miracle, yeah tonight I'm running free!" Bernard Zuel from The Sydney Morning Herald was positive calling "Into The Blue" "a winner of a pop song which has a damn catchy, lightly brushed with electronic dance music sound that deep down is pretty much a classic Kylie Minogue pop tune." However, he also stated that while it is a solid comeback single, "it also feels a bit too safe to make much of an impact in the singles chart.
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