Andrew Yang mercifully said little, while Marianne Williamson not-so-mercifully did not.
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There were 8,000 guests – but mercifully no spring rain!
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Mercifully, however, this sad era in Canadian history is over.
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And what's actually onscreen is nasty, brutish, and (mercifully) short.
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Mercifully, America is not about to riot on November 9th.
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Mercifully, the decline in teenage opioid use is especially steep.
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Mercifully, the Apple Watch doesn't look like gross fitness gadget.
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The 2017 NFL regular season has mercifully reached its end.
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They also mercifully helped kill RealPlayer's dominance over streaming video.
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Mercifully enough, GDP deflators do not normally attract much attention.
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Here is a video excerpt, mercifully compressed to 13 seconds.
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At under a minute, it is at least mercifully short.
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Mercifully, some things seem to be looking up for Rotondo.
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Suspiria's plot is nasty, brutish, and mercifully short to outline.
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So legally, mercifully, we don't do have to do it.
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Thursday, August 15 Wednesday's freefall mercifully doesn't continue into Thursday.
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None of the above seems, mercifully, to apply to nonfiction.
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Finally, mercifully, this highly eventful year draws to a close.
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Mercifully, there are no plans to adapt Watchman in any format.
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Don't hog the possibly toxic but mercifully heat-producing street grate.
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Mercifully, Mr West does not litter the album with political commentary.
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And mercifully, the feed will largely be shown in chronological order.
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She smiled mercifully, handed me my cash, and closed the door.
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But by American standards, this qualifies as a mercifully calm week.
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The good-will tour will end, perhaps mercifully, on Thursday night.
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Mercifully, all of her recipes won't consume an entire Sunday afternoon.
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Barr's own interest in nu-metal, however, was mercifully short lived.
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"And, mercifully, we say goodnight, folks," Carson said into the camera.
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Mercifully, the soapy dialogue is interrupted now and then with action.
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My children are now older, mercifully many years away from babyhood.
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"You know," he said, his eyes mercifully fixed on the road.
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Top 10 lists, including my own, have mercifully come and gone.
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It could, it did, and now, kind of mercifully, it's over.
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But Adam, mercifully, doesn't really feel or sound like a teen.
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Finally, mercifully, Arya found a white horse and got outta Dodge.
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Big regional trade deals are, mercifully, not the only show in town.
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Mercifully, the recorded conversation was fairly banal — a chat about home renovations.
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The V22Pro, mercifully, also offers face unlocking, which worked a little better.
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"Classic" point and click, then, albeit mercifully with no actual red herrings.
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Death toll hits 50 The rain, mercifully, has stopped in southeast Texas.
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In The Long Hangover, Shaun Walker steers mercifully clear of bear analogies.
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That also means that those muscular, hairy legs are mercifully gone, too.
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Mercifully, the PTAB asserted its authority against this ridiculous Snowflake-esque premise.
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Mr. Beck criticized me, but Fox's public relations department was mercifully quiet.
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New Orleans Saints: CB Vernon Hargreaves, Florida Brandon Browner was mercifully released.
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There are Gondwanan rainforests that, mercifully, seem to have escaped the flames.
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Although my kids (mercifully) don&apost suffer motion sickness, they were terrified.
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The museum also promises cocktails that, mercifully, adhere to '70s-era prices.
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Mercifully, in this case, the playing field is level and a delight.
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Mercifully, in this case, the playing field is level and a delight.
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All parties should take note and let the Trump plan mercifully expire.
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The Facts: Your friend can rest assured knowing this (mercifully) won't happen.
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Mercifully, the first round of the N.B.A. Eastern Conference playoffs is over.
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Mercifully, it also means people will have to stop using the hashtag #BPL.
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That's the sound of the blade dropping, and Flash, finally, thankfully, mercifully dying.
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Mercifully, the watch's display is so nice I'm wooed into forgetting my annoyance.
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We're not talking about stick shifts here — those are still, mercifully, relatively straightforward.
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And when done well, it is, just like the real thing, mercifully concise.
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Mercifully, the curved TV gimmick finally looks like it's on its way out.
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The subway is mercifully cooperative and I get to work a little early.
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Mercifully, Amazon's new rule means it's now a bit less of an issue.
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Mercifully, the game doesn't force you to witness yet another Spidey origin story.
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Mercifully, a cold front is expected to move through the area later tonight.
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Since the Voting Rights Act's passage, events like this have become mercifully rare.
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In India, the long reign of "promoter" tycoons is, mercifully, nearing its twilight.
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True love is just a mirage, but rock and roll, mercifully, is not.
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HBO has finally (mercifully) released a first official look at the upcoming season.
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Mercifully, you don't have to be like Apple or all my co-workers.
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Which he does, both brutally and mercifully, but at great cost to himself.
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It helps that the Crying Jordan often mercifully obscures the shamed person's face.
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Albeit mercifully without the awful puns of previous games, for the most part.
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But it's a different beast in so many other respects, and easier, mercifully.
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Google, mercifully, is usually not one to create bad April Fools' Day content.
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But in the "surprisingly, mercifully long" column: Basically nobody watched the darn thing.
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Australians are also, mercifully, not in the midst of a raging culture war.
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After a while Shteyngart mercifully flies in her parents from Cleveland for support.
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If you are going to end another life, at least end it mercifully.
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The conversation is complicated and jagged, and it mercifully undermines neat, simplistic stories.
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The aggressive plumage and swagger of the young critic has fallen away — mercifully.
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Bottom line: This is, finally, mercifully, the week questions start to get answered.
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Mercifully, he lost his natal name and was forever after known as Kasparov.
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Mercifully, America was spared any talk of Donald Trump's wall during last night's debate.
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Mercifully, my dear friend Elisabeth answers my weeping phone call when I get outside.
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"But will anyone listen to them after this debacle is finally and mercifully over?"
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They are, mercifully, short: the Tyler biography comes in at just over 113 pages.
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They're buried, they're mercifully interred on some hard drive that I no longer own.
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It was midnight, and the 40-degree heat of the day had mercifully waned.
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Mercifully, Matthew has stayed far enough off Florida's coast to avoid inflicting maximal damage.
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Mercifully, it appears to be easy to do, according to the video Samsung posted.
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The charging case is also mercifully smaller (by about 20 percent, according to Snap).
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When the batteries in Merwin's early methods ran out, mercifully he never replaced them.
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Economic growth and peace seem precarious but still, mercifully, more likely than the alternative.
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Killings of the police have, mercifully, been on the decline during the Obama presidency.
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Very few of them are funny, and most of them have mercifully short runs.
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Mercifully, throughout my childhood, I'd lose vision in only one eye at a time.
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The Orioles have mercifully benched the slugger for five straight games after he hit .
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There are, mercifully, no awkward attempts to wedge the songs into the story line.
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The museum also promises a cocktail program that, mercifully, adheres to '70s-era prices.
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With a theme this tricky, the clues are mercifully straightforward for the most part.
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And, mercifully, the fix isn't anti-tech — it's pro-conversation, according to Dr. Turkle.
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This evening she spent a mercifully shorter period addressing the country via a press conference.
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Mercifully, the victims likely did not suffer, dying instantly as their brains turned to ash.
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Scott aids the brash, jilted "Woo," but his fingerprints are otherwise mercifully hard to see.
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In the new module, the technology gets a new future that's mercifully open and undefined.
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He was gone by then, mercifully, so we thought that was the worst of it.
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It's often a bland and tedious game to play, mercifully punctuated by endearing narrative moments.
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The checkout line was mercifully empty when the cashier started moving merchandise across the scanner.
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Mercifully, box office aside, Blade Runner 2049 is a much better film than Tron: Legacy.
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That may seem like a long time, but Hulu has mercifully released a new trailer.
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For the emoji is mercifully small, far less abrasive, and just as easy to tap.
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In the end, however, the tornado outbreak on Monday mercifully underperformed expectations in some areas.
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Royal Dutch Shell and Total, Europe's biggest private producers, are (mercifully) not changing their names.
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Mercifully, the satellites are drifting apart, but scenes like this could become the new normal.
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The 12-megapixel camera, mercifully, is fully encased in the phone instead of jutting out.
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For the anxious pie maker, she includes detailed instructions that are mercifully easy to follow.
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Such boudoir scenes abound in this book, and they are both good and mercifully brief.
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That prompted Orioles Manager Buck Showalter to call upon the bullpen, mercifully ending Tillman's night.
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Finally, mercifully, I concluded by asking if she wanted to get together after the break.
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Mercifully, the sweater customarily covered a maroon shirt, which clashed with his pastel green pants.
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Maybe in time for next week's GoT episode, where he mercifully isn't expected on screen.
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The Sanders rent-control proposal is mercifully simple compared to most real-world rent regulations.
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And, mercifully, one hero finally figured out what The Shape of Water's fish dick looked like.
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But thanks to the mercifully slow gears of the federal bureaucracy, big changes don't happen immediately.
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Blanketed, hurried blowjobs remained a feature, though somewhat mercifully for all involved, my technique had improved.
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Mercifully, the deeper the show gets into its 10-episode season, the more confident it becomes.
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I'm in bed at 11:45 and mercifully fall asleep without too much tossing and turning.
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Mercifully, it's also equipped with a kill switch should this behemoth run off on its own.
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They're mercifully putting the most emotionally draining and overwrought campaign in decades out of its misery.
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Twice more, in 1965 and 2.53, India and Pakistan fought full-blown if mercifully brief wars.
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Mercifully, thankfully, miraculously, perhaps when you need it the very most, you discover there is HELLO.
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After years of mercifully letting Kinect continue to exist, Microsoft finally killed the once revolutionary console.
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The Houston-bound Delta flight was mercifully still on the LaGuardia tarmac when the fire started.
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The dungeon now deals with the central heating requirements, and mercifully, the moat has been drained.
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There's never enough Ashton shown in New York, but mercifully, Florida has come to the rescue.
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Marin was prepared to resign over the deal, but the bank mercifully reassigned him to Toronto.
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Mercifully, direct global exposure to the dangers within China's financial system is still small for now.
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On your device's home screen, the name for each will mercifully remain the same (for now).
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I recently attended a student production of "The Threepenny Opera" in Cantonese (with, mercifully, English subtitles).
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"Forest Dark" is a novel that, mercifully, embraces and even celebrates not, for once, having answers.
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They are not, mercifully, of the classic spectrum of types so frequently found in war movies.
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M. wakes up and mercifully makes me coffee and a frozen waffle from the Costco extravaganza.
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Consequently, let's hope that this (mercifully) minor incident serves as a teachable moment for all parties involved.
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European antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager plays that role off screen, mercifully sucker-punching the deal last month.
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Mercifully, his F-16 was equipped with a ground collision avoidance system, saving him from certain death.
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The result is an experience that's more immersive, dynamic, and—mercifully—distracting than a traditional treadmill workout.
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Lithium ion batteries, used by most smartphones, are notoriously flammable, even though fires are mercifully uncommon. [CNN]
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The rest of Expertmaker's employees will, mercifully, be allowed to continue working from their office in Malmö.
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A violinist riffing in the background made the setting more intriguing and Sean's bars were mercifully clearer.
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As the Florida crash showed, accidents will still happen—although, mercifully, there may be fewer of them.
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Mercifully, the show is absent the bitterness or cynicism that seem to define much of contemporary metacomedy.
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Mercifully, the dizziness often resolves on its own within a few days or a couple of weeks.
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Mercifully, these episodes make clear that there is definitely a kind of desperate, surreal hilarity at work.
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But for many people who are (mercifully) well past their teens, breakouts are still a major problem.
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"You" is ridiculous and depraved and moody and dark, but mercifully it leaves you jazzed, not miserable.
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She chose not to quit — mercifully, for us — and came to a realization about Mr. Taylor's work.
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We continued onto mercifully flat ground into Eschen where Mr. Schädler left me at a bus stop.
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Depending on your perspective, its four-season run was either way too short or surprisingly, mercifully long.
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On the roof, I was alone, mercifully and surprisingly, with a squinting view of the Manhattan skyline.
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Mercifully, "Invisible" escapes hagiography in favor of cleareyed portraiture, even when matters don't fit comfortably into it.
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Come by and see me -- my classes are (mercifully) politics-free, and my jokes are mostly funny!
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A mercifully simple touch-screen user interface that rodents could master features Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
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Some days my pain is like accidentally brushing fingertips across a hot iron, burning yet mercifully brief.
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When he finally, mercifully dropped out Saturday night, you could almost hear the collective sigh: Poor Jeb.
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GF mercifully took the dog out to pee and has also gotten her to start drinking water. Hooray!
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The original featured the protagonist ineffectually firing into a schoolyard at the end, but that's been mercifully altered.
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Each day loops endlessly until you move forward, though mercifully you can speed past broadcasts with quick taps.
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Two new books on Norse mythology are mercifully short, however, running to just over 500 pages between them.
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There's a gym in the basement of my apartment building, my child (mercifully) sleeps until 8:00 a.m.
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Mercifully you can adjust the "click" sensitivity of the home button, and apparently even broader customization is coming.
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Mercifully, the space agency has put together a stunning time lapse so you can watch the spectacle again.
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Eventually, after about 24 to 48 hours, it (mercifully) shuts down and lets the eyes do the work.
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So much ink has been spilled on the new products already that we will keep it mercifully short.
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The effect is cartoonish in the extreme, an opera of gouting gore and multilingual vulgarities (mercifully not subtitled).
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This time around, it's mercifully giving us more choices with eight scent collections from back in the day.
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Lucid Dreams I enjoyed Zoë Heller's excellent and mercifully brief disquisition on dreams ("Perchance to Dream," December 10th).
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And on clear nights, the stars shine bright thanks to the mercifully low light pollution from the town.
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The scroll is mercifully absent from the design that the city's public art design agency approved in March.
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Kitty has excellent litter box habits, mercifully, but she tends to throw up at least once a week.
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For anyone who lives in a densely populated city, the experience was mercifully without a blaring car horn.
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Now, in Britain as well as America, the racial epithet has mercifully become almost entirely defunct in professional boxing.
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It inspired a reality show, music videos, and a mercifully short musical career for former backup dancer K-Fed.
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I qualified for Medicaid after I was mercifully laid off from a terrible job in the summer of 2014.
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Mercifully, my roommate was gone the entire time, so I wasn't confined to my bedroom for the entire experience.
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The bar for interstate wars between major powers will, mercifully, remain high thanks to the deterrent of nuclear weapons.
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Mercifully, he reports, despite the risk of paying more, his customers in Japan have not been cancelling their orders.
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For most of us, tweets from the past remain mercifully swallowed up and hidden in the world wide cobwebs.
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Later, they play in a sandbox, an activity that, while an odd choice, is mercifully free of micro-aggressions.
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SVU, largely because of its greater penchant for twists, is a deeply, deeply silly (and mercifully self-aware) show.
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Although George Washington gave the first address in 28503, it was mercifully short, consisting of only about 22019,000 words.
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The turbo is coupled to a continuously variable transmission that mercifully banishes most of the common elastic C.V.T. dynamics.
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Her tone is naturally burnished, and while she could easily show off with fearsome runs, she mercifully holds back.
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CryptoKitties, if you're mercifully unaware, are digital collectibles that people buy and sell on the Ethereum blockchain for cryptocurrency.
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In episode one, we hear from Gill Brett, a former lodger in the Wests' house who mercifully escaped harm.
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Mercifully, only a handful of human lives have been lost thus far, and only 800 houses have been destroyed.
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As an additional note, the Reminders update mercifully kills one of the last pieces of skeuomorphic design on iOS.
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Mercifully, Unsworth's lawyer, L. Lin Wood stipulated that there was no reference to any emotional grief in the texts.
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Mercifully, there is no evidence that H. ducreyi is becoming resistant to antibiotics, as are many disease-causing bacteria.
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So I let myself cry my eyes out for three straight hours before finally, almost mercifully, drifting off to sleep.
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Now, one part of the equation that's mercifully not necessarily relevant here is that of bias in computer vision algorithms.
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It has a USB-C port for charging, a fingerprint scanner on the back and, mercifully, a 21mm audio jack.
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Some of the emoji they're asking for mercifully already exist, or are on the way, like the orange heart emoji.
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Because of this mix up, I'm told everything's gotten a bit confusing and is, both fittingly and mercifully, running behind.
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But Facebook has at least mercifully refrained from inserting ads into your actual conversations — for the time being, that is.
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Mercifully, the Iowa Caucus is over, and after a long and eventful night, both parties have plenty to think about.
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Sandstone's Trak uses centrifugal force to isolate and quantify sperm cells using specially designed (and mercifully disposable, single-use) cartridges.
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Not only with quips while beheading demons, but also with extended dialogue sequences between missions, which you can mercifully skip.
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Mercifully, a one-piece, far less ugly case exists (see below), though we don't know the exact pricing for it.
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Slackbot momentarily and mercifully fell silent for many as reports of connectivity issues started coming in late morning Pacific Time.
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Irma knocked out the electricity for the islands of St. John and St. Thomas, while St. Croix was mercifully spared.
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Mercifully, you can block people from sending you reminders, too, thanks to a new toggle in the Assistant Settings menu.
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Would it be an Earth in which the infectious diseases that plague millions are completely, permanently, and mercifully wiped out?
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There's mercifully little armchair psychology about Ellie and no blatantly obvious reason that she should be so damaged or careless.
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And what parts—like eating multiple steaks for the sake of distinction—deserve to be mercifully left in the past?
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Even his between-song patter is reminiscent of Morrissey, overladen with colourful adjectives (though mercifully few references to UKIP councillors).
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Thousands of bees swarmed part of Times Square (not all that far from your briefing writer, who was mercifully indoors).
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On Wednesday night, at last, we can mercifully start making that evaluation with our eyes as opposed to our imaginations.
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Mercifully, the SR Turbo is offered in both a 6-speed manual or an automatic Xtronic transmission with manual mode.
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I was trapped in an annual cycle of uncertainty and then relief as Dashboard mercifully, inexplicably survived each OS update.
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Mercifully, Galaxy's Edge offers activities that don't drain your wallet or involve standing in line for the Millennium Falcon ride.
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I passed out, mercifully quickly, to the dim roar of Slovenian drinking songs, and left before daybreak the next morning.
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Microsoft has also, mercifully, axed the worthless 4GB RAM option that's persisted in both the Surface Laptop and Surface Pro lines.
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Sunnier days and mercifully warmer temperatures are just around the corner, and you know what that means: It's grilling season, y'all.
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He is mercifully sometimes just as corny as the guys filling Instagram with gym selfies, which Schroeder categorizes as regulation behavior.
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Ironically, the only thing I won't have to buy a dongle for is headphones, as Apple mercifully left a headphone jack.
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The company has mercifully added a customizable menu page to the A9, though, that should help cut through all that noise.
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By the end of the 20th century, mercifully, the city installed a new flushing tunnel, relieving the worst of the stench.
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A woman sitting in front of your correspondent who cheered wildly at every mention of a "composite motion" remained mercifully silent.
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Use the time off to mercifully catch up on peak TV and peep the new originals coming to Netflix in December.
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But in this film, he's not a villain, just a man who shows that power can be tested and accepted mercifully.
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Long Beach State suffered its eighth consecutive loss and will mercifully see the road trip end Saturday at New Mexico State.
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After stopping testosterone therapy and prescribing medication to decrease the amount of testosterone in the bloodstream, the man's eyesight mercifully returned.
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Released on the Wii U (then later, mercifully, the 3DS), the title was a more straightforward take on Mario world building.
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Mercifully, her exhibition does not languish in vaguely analytical questions about what it means to be human in a digitized age.
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If all goes well, the bot may be put to further use even when the elections – mercifully – come to an end.
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Fortunately, this has now changed, as the period of Congressional passivity the country experienced these last two years is mercifully over.
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The camera mercifully slips out of focus as someone holds one of the plastic Hell Tubes up for a closer look.
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With the elections mercifully behind us, Congress faces a lame-duck session with the most ideological president in the modern era.
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The full bracket was not fully shown for an estimated 77 minutes — although someone mercifully pre-empted it around 6 p.m.
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The primary elections in California on June 27 will, mercifully, be the final showdown of a torrid, endless presidential nominating season.
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It results in a coma that will mercifully alleviate the sensation of drowning, but can also induce difficult-to-control seizures.
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It bobs in the waves and floats mercifully back to the shore, only to be repeatedly subjected to the same ritual.
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Somehow yet mercifully still not a household name, he's one of 2018's top ten highest-paid comedians in the world.
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Mercifully, the PX7 have a headphone jack and come with two cables: a 3.5mm audio cable and a USB-C cable.
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When time finally, or maybe mercifully, expired on Saturday night, L.S.U. had won, 2366-278, its ambitions freshly enhanced and unchecked.
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The words are like an incantation, a spell — intoxicating for children and mercifully unannoying for parents, even on the hundredth reading.
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But while the political future may be more uncertain than ever, the economic and financial outlook is getting mercifully boring again.
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And the show was mercifully without many of the most revolting moments that had made earlier seasons an occasionally gruesome chore.
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You know, the kind that jolts you awake in the middle of the night before sleep mercifully returns to overtake you.
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As this particularly trying year mercifully draws to a close, we have only one thing to say to 2018: Thank you, next.
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Mercifully, that was not the case, but we've still seen big companies push ahead with chat integrations of their own smart assistants.
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Mercifully, you can fast-forward through the digital booklet so you don't have to go over the same instructions more than once.
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Mercifully, they also spared die-hard fans from sweating out, say, who was on the wrong end of Negan's bat until October.
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A very quick follow-up tap-in also missed the mark before Els mercifully sank the next shot for a sextuple bogey.
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Mercifully, zoomed YouTube videos extend over the entire surface of the display, which isn't the case on many of Mate's Android competitors.
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Mercifully we have the internet, a magical place that allows us to live on an intangible place while our bosses aren't looking.
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Mercifully, no one could hear as she blundered through folk songs and riffs and scraps of Bach—the music she had known.
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I somehow managed to find the last vacant room on the island — a cell-like bungalow that mercifully had a Western toilet.
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Mercifully there were public transportation-accessible tech VCs located in San Francisco, which cut down on my travel time and opportunity cost.
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Mercifully, half are priced below $10 and none exceed $12, although you'll need at least two to feel as if you've eaten.
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Mercifully, rainbow bagels are losing their interest fast, while searches for quinoa and kale chips are also waning which each passing summer.
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As he wrote to my son, who was mercifully too young to understand, he was possessed by a lasting sensation of brokenness.
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I would run up a $100,000 bill on three surgeries followed by six months of rehab, all, mercifully, on Joe's excellent insurance.
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It was his most Oscar-minded film, told a historically pivotal story, was beautifully shot, and clocked in, mercifully, at two hours.
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And yes, it is perverse and annoying to be speaking about a presidential race that is still, mercifully, two long years away.
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Mercifully there are no zombies to worry about, but there are plenty of folks trying to take advantage of the remaining survivors.
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The automatic transmission, mercifully not of the rubbery, continuously variable kind, uses a familiar PRNDL — park, reverse, neutral, drive or low — controller.
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Mercifully, she agreed to be my phone coach for the month of January, and walk me through her plan, step by step.
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The exchange ended, mercifully, with a booming Nadal down-the-line forehand, which the powerfully built Tiafoe sent meekly into the net.
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Wrapped around a communal pool, living room and outdoor breakfast nook, it's a mercifully flat walk from three restaurants and the beach.
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The Tears of Allah was a mercifully easy start, but I had some trickier dives to contend with in the days to come.
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ABOUT EAST CAROLINA (0-2): The Pirates trailed 49-453 at the half last week before West Virginia mercifully called off the onslaught.
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While the presidential seal mercifully covers Trump's private parts, the cartoon shows Daniels pulling on the president's hair, revealing his infamous bald spot.
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Mercifully, when Barack Obama was president, the two countries managed to establish some rules for managing close encounters between their ships and planes.
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Hays' piece, though mercifully short, was predictably hostile to the idea that any neophyte might effectively grasp what he was trying to say.
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Maroon 5's painful Super Bowl halftime show performance was mercifully interrupted by Squidward, who conducted a marching band of Bikini Bottom residents.
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Mercifully, the Extreme Rules main event defied those expectations and turned out to be one of the few multi-person matches that clicked.
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Similarly, a round trip ticket to Mars is likely to cost billions for the foreseeable future, unless aliens mercifully lend us advanced technologies.
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As for safety, now that William Moore has mercifully been released, it's entirely up to late-round picks and bargain-bin free agents.
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His character is the least understanding and least understood, and, mercifully, Ng does not try to connect the dots between his mood swings.
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The bathroom was airy and spacious, with double marble sinks, classic black-and-white tile and mercifully soft lighting atop brass-framed mirrors.
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It probably was not that close — a reality that had Panama Coach Hernan Gomez grasping for moral victories when it was mercifully over.
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But Gardner grounded out to reliever Mark Rzepczynski — mercifully shortened to "Zep" on his jersey — and Hicks grounded out to end the inning.
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Miraculously, the line of devices lasted for five years with some minor success until Jobs mercifully put it out to pasture in 1998.
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I can say without reservation that this review is about ten times more entertaining than the picture and, mercifully, about 102 minutes shorter.
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In Flint's case, officials' mistakes in treating the water corroded the pipes and released the lead — a tragic but mercifully relatively rare situation.
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Mercifully, this means we'll be able to keep streaming the quirkiest user-generated tracks on the internet, whether you love Seinwave or amateur mashups.
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For ten long years he drifted -- past the memories that marked his life, past all that was familiar ... and mercifully, finally past the fear.
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The preteens had emerged from a matinee performance of the pantomime, a quintessentially British strain of musical theater mercifully confined to the holiday season.
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Mercifully, that likely means we will go another two years without a House hearing called to investigate spurious claims of platform "bias" against conservatives.
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As this election mercifully stumbles toward its conclusion, liberals can't help comforting themselves by pointing and laughing at the spectacle of the Republican crackup.
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Only three issues have been released so far, each roughly three months apart, so the zine is—mercifully—a refuge from the news cycle.
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Men gather at outdoor cafes where waiters grill over open barbecues and the stench of death is mercifully replaced by the aroma of cooking.
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Mercifully, for a brief moment, congressional Republicans actually did take this abuse of power seriously and called for the appointment of a special counsel.
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It's a mercifully clean build, too — the software is almost untouched save for a few preloaded Nvidia apps, most of which you'll actually want.
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More than once, a pedestrian stepped out into the street thinking they were clear to cross before, mercifully, they spotted me charging at them.
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Fortunately, thanks to a combination of hand gestures, my trusty Google Translate app, and mercifully patient Russians, I was able to make it work.
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This is a treat for those days when you want a cinnamon roll, deserve a doughnut and mercifully have enough stomach space for both.
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On and on it went, one irritation after another until finally, mercifully, the WWE eased off the accelerator in the name of palatable television.
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They would meet another Swiss side in the knockout stages, which mercifully skipped straight to the semi-finals, overcoming Lausanne 3-2 on aggregate.
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There were just a few rooms, open and uncluttered, the walls painted mercifully white; it wouldn't take long for R. to make his circuit.
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But now is the time when yours truly, the Bagger, dips in to report on this high-visibility, low-consequence, mercifully distracting horse race.
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Then he hit a weak dribbler down the first-base line that mercifully went foul, so lame was his attempt to beat it out.
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The ground beneath you rises and falls gently, across several planes of combat—but, mercifully, not in a way that turns your insides out.
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It is all splitting hairs, of course, as Bundy was mercifully saved by his manager in a start in which he had no answers.
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Organizers mercifully arranged the long line of people waiting to have teeth pulled so that they were facing away from those currently enduring extractions.
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When that day mercifully arrives, the two-party duopoly that has strangled American politics for almost two centuries will finally come to an end.
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With a (mercifully) smaller pool of 1753 candidates taking the stage for Thursday night's upcoming debate, there might finally be more room to elaborate.
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Wrangling controller cables isn't a part of your childhood worth reliving, however, so Nyko once again has mercifully bestowed gamers with an affordable wireless alternative.
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But neither one of us got more than an hour of sleep, when the temperature mercifully dipped down to the low 100s just before dawn.
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Courtrooms are now mercifully free of thumbscrews, but the psychological manipulation, the victim-blaming and the untouchable sway of powerful men will all be recognisable.
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Last year, someone had to be sent to the emergency room for an I/V drip, but for me, herbal purgatives are mercifully anti-climactic.
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And it looks mercifully different from most current home audio solutions, which — let's face it — are just speakers that come in different shapes and colors.
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Her eyes rolled back — letting us think she'd finally, mercifully passed — but then Walking Dead cut to a dream sequence-slash flashback with Abraham instead.
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Recover with another southern specialty: a fleshy sea bream, generously bathed in turmeric, rubbed with garlic, and fried whole, that is mercifully spared of chilies.
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Mercifully, or just randomly, Laz gave everyone a full night of whatever sleep they could get, and the conch was blown at 8:13 a.m.
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Mercifully, Kessler's choice to present his case studies in a flowing, often personal narrative uninterrupted by footnotes makes for pleasurable, enlightened reading for the layperson.
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The camera bump at the rear is mercifully small, though the absolute star attraction of this phone has to be its Phantom Blue rear case.
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I scanned the list of attractions — chainsaw carving (of timber) and auto shows among them — all of which seemed mercifully more humane than this one.
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While organizers have mercifully canceled the ill-advised Woodstock 50 fiasco, Philadelphia radio station WXPN has a much more thoughtful tribute to its enduring legacy.
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The LCD gauge cluster, which remains center mounted, gets mercifully better resolution, and a happy opening sequence plays when the car silently chirps to life.
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The new version, which features an updated redesign for 2016, also, mercifully, can be put to sleep at will, thanks to a sleep mask accessory.
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The Butch Jones era is mercifully over at Tennessee after the Vols lost 3-17 to Missouri and fall to 0-6 in SEC play.
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Nebraska mercifully ended Riley's three-year tenure as head coach one day after Iowa napalmed the once-vaunted Blackshirts defense in a 26-210 blowout.
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Mercifully, the four of them were unhurt, and Alice still spends time in her hometown, working at her mother's cafe just off the high street.
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The following season, after going 13-69, Dallas again failed to get the top pick but mercifully wound up with Jason Kidd at No. 2.
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But when it comes to the sources of Angel's pain, Ms. Spiro's sharp-sighted scrutiny softens like eyes that have slipped — mercifully — out of focus.
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Enjoying an impromptu game of cricket at a special orphanage, William, 37, whacked a shot – mercifully with a softball – that landed on wife Kate's neck.
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Mercifully, the tech industry's collective decision to ditch the headphone jack on smartphones has given rise to a new species of audio gear: wireless earbuds.
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The retaliatory tariffs America recently imposed on Europe to compensate for illegal aerospace subsidies included some spirits, which LVMH also sells (champagne was mercifully excluded).
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Mercifully the set flashed by in 236 breathtaking minutes as Federer whizzed into the quarter-finals with a 6-0 7-5 6-4 win.
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After a mercifully short wait with the lost luggage group, I find that my bag will literally arrive tomorrow as we take off for Manado.
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And it's full of unavoidable high-definition close-ups, although the cameras did mercifully pull back and turn away through some of Ms. Carey's travails.
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Every year, the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century — mercifully abbreviated as REN21 — puts out a massive Global Status Report on renewable energy.
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And in this brief section of the speech, Obama mercifully spared us the tired pieties that have dominated discussion of this topic since Trump won.
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As Conner's career nosedives, his anger and pain feel real — a step above comedies with a similar sensibility but mercifully shy of a real-life doc.
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I find that most of my angst from yesterday has mercifully faded — sleep really is the human version of turning it off and then on again.
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Mercifully, the company is doing away with its typical (and typically delayed) preorder system — the Dash Pro will start shipping in two weeks, according to Bragi.
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The Pumpkin Spice Latte is coming and, although the Unicorn Frappuccino caused its share of meltdowns among baristas, it was mercifully available for only four days.
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The character comes after a mercifully short teaser campaign (compared to the months-long Sombra ARG) which introduced fans to 11-year-old scientist Efi Oladele.
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It mercifully doesn't rely on the "will they or won't they thing" for very long, instead sifting through the comedic drama of a relationship in progress.
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WWE's run of execrable to mediocre pay-per-views for the past six months, starting with WrestleMania and lasting through SummerSlam, mercifully ended on Sunday night.
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Apps like Notes, Transit, and News got a major overhaul, iPads received multi-window support, and software download sizes were mercifully much smaller than previous releases.
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The suspiciously (but mercifully) brief Compliance with Court Orders Act, as it stands in draft form, is the technological equivalent of requiring all pigs to fly.
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Yes, there are people who will mock virgins on the assumption that we're all sex-deprived nerds, but these people are mercifully few and far between.
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At town hall meetings, protests, and on calls with Congressional staff, we relive the worst days of our lives as we mercifully beg for basic healthcare.
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Although her physical injuries were minor—mercifully, the blade missed her spinal cord by centimeters—Seles would be out of tennis for more than two years.
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He was screaming that he was going to kill me and my son, Nathaniel, who was 12 at the time but, mercifully, wasn't in the house.
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The loathsome bhodan enters its host's body (presumably through the mouth, though Stewart keeps certain details mercifully fuzzy) and proceeds to subsume its prey from within.
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This rich book provides a field guide to a more decent politics of forgiveness, in which Trump and Trumpism may one day be mercifully forgotten too.
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One final (mercifully noneconomic) factor I'd cite, which you and I have both written about: fathers, and their increasing determination to be involved in child-rearing.
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Mercifully, the videos will end with an actual unboxing of the phone at the company's event at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Sunday, Feb. 21.
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No matter if they're shredding newspapers, cranking sirens or pounding on drums, the musicians — who mercifully take up a third of the stage — attract your gaze.
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Mercifully, Nunez's newborn daughter was not in the lift at the time, having been transported to a different hospital to receive treatment for a heart condition.
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But the true gem here is "Particula," which features South African vocalist Nasty_c, rising Nigerian MCs Ice Prince and Patoranking, and a mercifully low-key Jidenna.
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Nonetheless, the city puffed out its chest, put its downtown on lockdown and hoisted the flags of the 22 member states under a mercifully rainless sky.
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Suppose the period during which hospitals are overwhelmed, and grandparents die in parking lots because there are no ICU beds left for them, is mercifully brief.
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As someone who has been mercifully spared from every twist and turn of the techlash, does it feel like a lot has changed since you left?
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The eight-day-old at the heart of it all, Sasha, was mercifully sleeping, wrapped against Ms. Spadola's chest, but everyone knew the peace was tenuous.
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Mercifully, Chinese authorities are taking full responsibility thus far, although without being definitive about the virus' origins, and U.S. officials thus far have praised the efforts.
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The New Hampshire primary is here — the first presidential primary of 2020, which mercifully should be much less complicated than whatever happened last week in Iowa.
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Christopher Shinn's adaptation, based on literal translations from the original German, is mercifully understated, not needing to oversell the comparisons between Horvath's demagogic times and ours.
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With this year's holiday shopping season finally mercifully over, chances are there's little room in your budget for a pre-New Year's trip to your stylist.
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Mercifully, the cashier sensed my trepidation and asked if I wanted my burgers "all the way," with every standard topping — mustard, pickles, onions, tomato, and lettuce.
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And while the novel's infamous gang-bang scene is mercifully avoided, Beverly pointedly takes every boy's face in her hands so they can find the way out.
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They choose to spend the night together in the fantasy suite, and the producers choose, mercifully, not to record any moaning sounds from right outside the door.
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But like a self-help manual, Gappah's book cloaks its aphoristic abstractions in the trappings of shallow lyricism, hoping that we might mercifully mistake melodrama for substance.
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Moreover, the deep meaning of the generational divide in Christian America is that the electorate, mercifully, is more dynamic than the lumpen logic of tribal politics suggests.
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The Archer C1200's setup is mercifully easy; just use the TP-Link Tether app (available for both Android and iOS) to get it up and running.
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Photo: Ted S. Warren (AP)Microsoft's Band smartwatch and fitness tracker—production of which was mercifully discontinued in 2016—has finally reached the end of its lifespan.
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Whereas you're sort of, for better or worse, mercifully saved from seeing that in the first season," he told ET. "That always haunts me, thinking of Beck.
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Luckily the line of portaloos in the clip above — filmed recently on Dartmoor during preparation for the annual Ten Tors walking event — appear to be mercifully unoccupied.
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Mercifully, Auerbach ends the film and does not show us what happened after the exhibition opened to the English public, who, for the most part, adored him.
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MOST PEOPLE have—mercifully—not had to think about the money markets since the financial crisis, when obscurities such as LIBOR briefly became part of the discussion.
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Donning swimwear instead of his mercifully roomy suits, Trump can perform this for an audience of all the beauty-pageant contestants he has ever barged in on.
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Iron Man may have saved Robert Downey, Jr., but it also dominated the guy's entire last decade, with the exception of those mercifully forgotten Sherlock Holmes movies.
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No. Most chapters delight or provoke in some way, if you mentally redact the fortune-cookie sentences (of which there are mercifully fewer in the second half).
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The Indians win to advance, but Severino does improve his postseason earned run average to 20.25 – mercifully lower than Jay Witasick's infamous 21.60 showing in 2001. Oct.
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Perhaps the least gratifying among them—being locked in a small cage for fifteen minutes—has mercifully been discontinued; it was a fire hazard, a bartender explained.
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I went into a full defensive squat—what surfers call the poo stance—as Godfrey's slide was mercifully halted by the poles of one of the gates.
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But here, at least, is one: A biblical storm has hit them, and the death toll —38 as of this writing — is mercifully low, given its intensity.
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With the two wins this week improving their record to 2109-224, the Celtics may be showing signs that they are finally, mercifully, learning how to cope.
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And three things have gone missing: the headphone jack has unfortunately been removed in the Note 10, but mercifully Samsung's signature Bixby button is also nowhere in sight.
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In adulthood, I've chosen to mercifully forget my tweenage years but watching Nick Kroll's new Netflix show, Big Mouth, I was immediately transported back to the dark ages.
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It would occupy the last thirty years of his career and lead him to produce the bevy of bad behemoths that were mercifully excluded from the current show.
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"Nobody gives a shit because I'm not Indian, or trans, I would fucking kill…" he starts before Dena mercifully cuts him off and runs out of his apartment.
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That's why you should focus on continuous improvement but plan to have continual meetings with your accountant: The former should never, ever stop, and the other (mercifully) should.
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We were on the third Pirates of the Caribbean, the fifth Harry Potter, the third Spider-Man (of the O.G. Tobey Maguire ones), and, mercifully, the first Transformers.
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Iberia Airlines is mercifully no longer asking female employees to submit to pregnancy tests, something that sounds like it 100% shouldn't be happening at any place of employment.
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At dusk, I stop by Fernet's party in an old opera house where they're mercifully serving muffalettas to help soak up all that needs to be soaked up.
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Mercifully, these are the only crossover clips HBO's posted so far, but we can only imagine the possibility of where Sesame Workshop and HBO could take things next.
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There are several other big ideas, including a new dual camera system (on the 7 Plus), a new touch sensor home button, and mercifully, newly added water resistance.
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The days of slavery and de jure segregation have mercifully passed, but black Americans remain poorer, less healthy and more likely to be killed by police than whites.
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Mercifully, they don't appear in your actual conversations (at least not yet), but rather on the platform home screen below your most recent messages and "favorite" friend column.
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Sometimes, mercifully, they would give away enough biographical material in the short stilted conversation that I'd be able to work out who they were, but not often enough.
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Because it turns out the world has never before been closer to witnessing a reality in which the food icon mercifully "rearranges" the former KKK Imperial Wizard's kneecaps.
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At first, mercifully, the shirts give them somewhere to hide; later their identities are revealed, their female faces sporting fake mustaches as they mug like bad French mimes.
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Stranger Things is also mercifully free of the kind of self-awareness that, say, the Scream franchise had about all the horror clichés it was employing and subverting.
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"I will always want to be honest about my own experiences," Sawayama emphatically tells me once we're safely tucked away in a mercifully cool corner of the pub.
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Day's only hope was that Hercules Demetriou would come out of this story sounding so greasy that Day's physical response to his proximity would be mercifully dulled forever.
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The dream is over, though the memories linger on and it's corpse is twitching in official Facebook page photo albums and mercifully dim recollections of your 173th birthday.
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I happened to walk into a latrine — mercifully, a clean one — on Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan, sat down on my soldierly throne and proceeded to read the door.
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Later, when we got our first family computer, I read my manuscript aloud to Dad while he painstakingly typed it out and stayed mercifully silent about its quality.
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The opening salvo of New York Fashion Week came, mercifully enough, with steak and oysters, the kind of sanguinary pleasures fashion week usually does its best to avoid.
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How to watch: Rental or purchase (iTunes, Amazon) We're mercifully nowhere near the reality of Mad Max, so you can guiltlessly enjoy this thrill ride down Fury Road.
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The new chief of staff, John Kelly, got off to a good start by arranging the sacking of Anthony Scaramucci, the inept and mercifully short-lived communications director.
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The Iowa airwaves have been mercifully free of attack ads, with their grainy pictures and the-end-is-nigh voiceover suggesting that a rival candidate has cloven feet.
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Apple has mercifully fixed the smoothing issue that people complained about on the iPhone XS camera—the one that made details look super soft if you looked closely.
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On Monday, hemorrhaging cash and way down in polls — and with autopsies of her failing campaign being performed on the live body — Harris mercifully decided to drop out.
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Mercifully, it's not every single week that these two butt heads, but the corporate-board-speak promos have been frequent enough, and grating enough, to make an impression.
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I'd call it "ARt," but that suggests a level of pretension in Dumb Fun that's mercifully absent, considering its creator, Tim Moore, is a photographer, coder, and collage artist.
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Now they're pieces of metal and plastic in the same venue that hosted the aforementioned event (presently the site of an Xbox mixer with, mercifully, with an open bar).
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Mercifully, the movie also gives Jim Carrey a reprieve from his political painting career, to mug like he hasn't mugged in, well, decades, honestly as Doctor Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik.
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This nightmare, which started on June 23 when the boys ventured into the Tham Luang Nang Non cave complex, is mercifully winding down, and with a mostly positive result.
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Mercifully, that problem is now fixed, and if you spend $25 on a cable for this one very specific use, you'll be able to hook your two iDevices together.
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Only Liam Smith is game enough to take those shots and return fire, till he finally hits the deck for the third and mercifully final time in the ninth.
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Mercifully, Mr Gobel was shown the door last August, and his replacement, Tom Lembong, seems to believe that a country's trade ministry should facilitate rather than impede free trade.
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In the end, Kim was the recipient of two solid right hands from Reyes that put him on the canvas, and referee Mike Beltran mercifully waved off the bout.
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"The relentless selling which prevailed leading up to Christmas has mercifully halted as U.S. stock markets recorded significant gains," said Stephen Innes, a trader at online FX broker OANDA.
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That sound can be channeled through a base and unremarkable six-speaker audio system that can mercifully upgraded to a nine-speaker Fender-branded affair that we'd highly recommend.
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Inside one (mercifully air conditioned), Mediatonic set up shop with a gaming demo with a kind of nursery school rumpus room aesthetic — a fitting choice for the subject matter.
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The friendly giant is well acquainted with loneliness and grief, conditions whose sources are hinted at in ways that may mercifully elude the understanding of the very youngest viewers.
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Then, mercifully, the big waves never came, and within four hours, the authorities lifted the tsunami advisories that had once stretched from Alaska to the American border with Mexico.
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Mercifully, one person stuck by me through it all — my mom, nicknamed the Bird on account of the choppy, avian head movements she makes when her feathers are ruffled.
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Even when the show echoes those tropes with a scene explaining the narrative device in the first season, it's done in a hand-waving kind of way, mercifully brief.
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"If it mercifully comes to an end, then yes I do think that sentiment will improve, maybe not overnight, but over time and hopefully going into 2020," Quincey said.
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The quality of the video is mercifully poor, so you won't have to watch Pai as he smirks his way through what sounds more like a confession than an exaggeration.
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Far better for it to mercifully disappear from the human strain, without anyone getting hurt, than for the great predators and countless species to vanish into the mists of time.
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Good luck trying to get through the whole thing in one sitting, because it's brutal from every angle (mercifully, DiCaro and Spain were prepared ahead of time for the onslaught).
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Others, like SoBro (south Bronx), BoCoCa (Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill, which is in fact flat) and Rambo (Right after the Manhattan Bridge Overpass), mercifully did not stick.
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Mercifully, forecasters predict temperatures will shoot upwards of 40 degrees by the end of the week—but in the meantime, Chicago has basically been reduced to a real-life Hoth.
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But all of the animal characters in Animal Crossing do eat certain animals, including shrimp and a wide variety of fish, which are depicted as smaller — and mercifully, not anthropomorphized.
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Leon then scampered home on Hernandez's single to left, which was mishandled by Angels left fielder Jefry Marte — but that was the end of the damage in the frame, mercifully.
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These figures are, sadly for America and mercifully for Europe, essentially a return to the norm, ending a particularly calm month in the US and nasty streak for the continent.
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Nickname: The Whites, The Cottagers Concise Summary: Hospitable south-west London club by the river, once famous for sporting a statue of Michael Jackson, which has now mercifully been removed.
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The only thing I found lacking — and for me, it's a serious offense — is the headphone jack; mercifully, Huawei includes a 3.5-mm-to-USB-C adapter in the box.
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In his stage directions, O'Neill even calls for a three-minute silence near the end, in which the audience would sit in darkness (something the director, Alex Roe, mercifully omits).
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There is the human drama of wondering what will become of Ben, if he'll luck into a new family that can heal him, but there are, mercifully, no real villains.
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We talked for an hour, her fiancé open-mouthed in the chair next to her, my pager mercifully silent, her whole story spilling out in the middle of the night.
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Those intrepid viewers still on board with the show are made to trek through miles of carnage every week; mercifully, at the end, there's hard-won insight waiting for them.
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Mercifully, the tech industry's collective (courageous?) decision to ditch the headphone jack on smartphones in recent years has given rise to a new species of audio gear: wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
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Mercifully, this recent "Much Ado About Nothing," filmed this summer at Shakespeare in the Park and featuring an all-black cast, feels fresh and fleshed-out, quick but not hurried.
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Mercifully, the lava flow stopped at a ridge near the PGV plant, but as the events of the past two weeks have shown, Mount Kilauea is in an extremely volatile state.
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Ventura's father is much more critical of his son's life choices here than in real life, and the real-life seizures affecting his daughter Jade as a baby are mercifully omitted.
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There was also that scene in 1999's Eyes Wide Shut, which she filmed at 14 and mercifully wasn't allowed to know the full context of until its release years later.
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Then, they headed across the path (the arrows had mercifully been called to a halt) and met some children, going along the line waving and crouching down to talk to them.
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Intel's Navin Shenoy released the results of several benchmarks done internally, and the performance hit from the deeply rooted processor problem disclosed by Google researchers is mercifully small for modern chips.
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Mercifully, a report issued just a few days ago shows that the global coral bleaching event may be coming to an end—but much of the damage has already been done.
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Mercifully lifted was the familiar and ever-present fear that my access to what keeps me alive would be taken away right when I needed it most, and I would die.
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Thankfully, there's a silver lining to all of this: The fact that TIME is about to crown a Person of the Year means we're mercifully close to the end of 2018.
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An operatic score mercifully covers the rawest scenes The town and its residents are tragic residue, and like liquid in the lungs, they turn Lee against himself, threatening a fatal outcome.
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Mercifully, modern home entertainment systems have reached a degree of sophistication where living rooms can now be turned into personal cinemas, complete with booming surround sound and wall-sized TV screens.
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Though most of the Continent is mercifully free of war, an accomplishment for which the European Union won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012, it is facing more challenges than ever.
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Puerto Rico in crisis after Maria While residents were prepared for the storm's arrival and mercifully few were killed directly by the hurricane, the need for medical treatment is getting greater.
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Such a name-laden track list usually indicates a shameless attempt to search-engine-optimize a bloated body of work, but "Invasion of Privacy" is a mercifully cogent thirteen-song breeze.
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It was mercifully short, given the fact that the air conditioning didn't seem to be working in the Berlin event space, leading the audience to furiously fan themselves for the duration.
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The books, prints, and the political posters on the façade are important elements as political and issue-oriented indicators, but they are also mercifully understated, to the point of being overlooked.
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If sophisticated criminals know they are likely to be treated mercifully in court if caught, it is very important for them to think that they are fairly likely to be caught.
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater celebrates its 60th anniversary this season and along with that, the work of another choreographer who mercifully is on the earth right now: Ronald K. Brown.
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ET at the US Bank Stadium in downtown Minneapolis, a football field that is mercifully indoors (where anybody in Minnesota in his or her right mind ought to be in February).
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Its occasional meanderings into artiness, which take the form of interpolation of outside footage (war atrocities and home movies, mainly) are emblematic of the time it was made and mercifully brief.
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He was a tall man in an expensive pin-striped galabia, and often he sat in the place of honor, staring into space, until Abu Steit mercifully called for the Fatiha.
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I had to laugh when I read about the inverted use of "humbled," which has mercifully replaced "at the end of the day" and "the bottom line" but is jarring nevertheless.
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He didn't really know how far he'd gone or where he was when he emerged, scrambling up a steep incline and into the yard of a house that was mercifully dark.
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The decade we just mercifully exited may have left you drained for many reasons, but few things became more exhausting by the end of the 2010s than Elon Musk's Twitter account.
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The dazed Klitschko would be knocked down twice before referee David Fields mercifully stopped the fight, by which point Joshua was a unified champion and officially the baddest dude on the planet.
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Image: NASA/NOAA GOES ProjectIf you live on the East Coast, chances are you've spent some time preparing for one or two major hurricane events that, mercifully, wound up being pretty tame.
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The idea, reports The Verge, is that third-party apps could build in an Uber button, which—with the user's permission, mercifully—would allow the software to access information about your ride.
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With the dumpster fire known as 23.993 finally and mercifully out of the way, many of us have made New Year's resolutions to make sure that 2019 is better than its predecessor.
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THE next election for Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, is less than a year off, but as the country mercifully lacks America's interminable primary system, its campaign season is only now getting underway.
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Lloyd managed to evade the police that night—and mercifully no one was hurt—but in his infinite wisdom decided to share the details of the incident with his friends on Faceboook.
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The attacks over the weekend mercifully did not kill anybody -- but they inevitably put the fear of terrorism back at the center of the showdown between Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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He wears a nice shirt, as befits anyone being broadcast live onto thousands of screens, but mercifully loose shorts, because this venue is quite the cauldron of stink, sweat, and oppressive heat.
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The NBA Finals are mercifully behind us and fans can now turn to an exciting offseason that includes the upcoming draft and big questions like where LeBron James will play next season.
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In Britain, where I live, rules for flying hobbyist drones are mercifully more straightforward, and the Civil Aviation Authority has taken steps to translate often dense guidance into easier-to-understand language.
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It looks archaic—deliberately, but quite beautifully so—but it's fully voice-acted, and mercifully arrives shorn of those most-infuriating puzzles that tripped up so many in the Monkey Island days.
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This rather ingenious optical game is, mercifully, deconstructed and clearly explained in the "How to Write Your Own Square Word Calligraphy" page, which you'll find facing the back-of-book answer key.
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At the same time, this tendency can serve the cruel or misinformed — giving shared language to Nazis and incels and other bleak dopes who were once kept mercifully isolated from one another.
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Prodding Erdogan to de-escalate while simultaneously enabling him to save face will be a delicate act, but mercifully free of the moral and strategic compromises implicit in the other available options.
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As the most tragic hurricane season in a dozen years mercifully winds down next week, it is important to reflect on the countless ways people stepped up to serve their fellow citizens.
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Mercifully absent from this season's trailer is Erlich Bachman, played by T.J. Miller, who left the show for unclear reasons (before allegations he had sexually and physically assaulted a woman in college emerged).
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Then, finally, mercifully, and 27 episodes after viewers first learned of The Death, the This Is Us gods confirmed with "Super Bowl Sunday" Jack died of cardiac arrest following a massive house fire.
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Pitching remained a concept, though some may fondly remember 1991 rookie Jeff Johnson, whose 6.52 ERA in 38 career games is among the worst in the "Mercifully Short Careers: The Postwar Years" category.
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Perched on a private beach in a tranquil corner of the island, it's mercifully cut off from the puking hellhole of Samui town itself, which brims with abusive, burnt Brits and Thai hookers.
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The phoenix that is the X-Men saga had completed its latest rebirth cycle to be reduced to ashes yet again — and this time, mercifully, it looked like it would stay that way.
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Lesley Barber's operatic score supports the cast's performances, mercifully turning up the soundtrack dial to cover a couple excruciating scenes that would otherwise play out as a cacophony of bloodcurdling, scenery-chewing screams.
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Caroline and Kasia devolve into shrill, selfish brats (it takes some doing to make a concentration camp survivor appear an ingrate), and Herta mercifully disappears from the story — though, alas, not for good.
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Admiral Boom (David Warner) still presides over Cherry Tree Lane with militant neurosis, and he still possesses a baffling cache of gunpowder and weaponry, but he is mercifully no longer sputtering racial epithets.
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Originally made for country pursuits — most notably by the traditional British brand Barbour — quilted coats are now a (mercifully practical) fashion trend, as seen in the resort collections of Calvin Klein and Burberry.
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You get to use it for one thing at a time, be it charging, using the USB-C headphone adapter, or plugging in a range of dongles (and soon, mercifully, external hard drives).
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Washington (CNN)Though President Donald Trump's showdown with Iran mercifully ended short of a full-blown war, the near-miss did nothing to defuse a confrontation almost certain to boil up again soon.
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Paglen's installation will stay in low Earth orbit for a minimum of 60 days (though it could be longer), after which time it will, mercifully, re-enter the atmosphere and burn to a crisp.
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The pigeons he does kill get the Queen of Hearts treatment: "When it's just personal consumption I will usually swiftly and mercifully remove the pigeon's head after making it go to sleep," said Fagan.
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On the software side, Asus has mercifully cut down most of its own customization, for what it calls an "enhanced" version of stock Android, which is much better than Asus' attempts over the years.
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It happens on "Don't Threaten Me With a Good Time," which hijacks a twangy guitar riff from the B-52s, and "Hallelujah," which mercifully has nothing to do with Mr. Cohen's best-known song.
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Matt Schmitt, who runs the farm, has added flavors like beet, cranberry, BBQ, mustard and a cocktail sauce that's mercifully stingy on the ketchup: Holy Schmitt's Homemade Horseradish, $8 for eight ounces, kosher, holyschmitts.com.
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But as you look closer, you notice all the itty-bitty details: the quirk texture of the chemical gas plumes, the wacky costuming of the citizens, the mercifully nothing-like-Blade Runner future metropolis.
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Mercifully, the modern day Assassin's Creed sequences, in which a future descendant is reliving an ancestor's past memories, are both rare and short, so you'll be spending mosts of your time in beautiful Greece.
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And the case, though a bit bulkier than the tooth floss-sized AirPods case, is still slim enough to fit in pretty much any pocket (and is mercifully smaller than the Gear IconX buds).
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The era in which grime artists made mugs of themselves in an effort to break America mercifully seems to be over, but are fans now guilty of doing the same thing on their behalf?
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And a few years later in the 1991 film My Girl, we gain a new appreciation for bees after a swarm mercifully takes out Macaulay Culkin before he can make another Home Alone movie.
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The couple, who were married in September 2008, confirmed that they were expecting a second child last November, after filming wrapped on Wonder Woman (and, mercifully, after she got out of that leather corset).
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Mercifully, it is extremely unlikely that China will resort to the tactics it has used to crush separatism in Tibet and Xinjiang in the far west, namely sending in troops and conducting mass arrests.
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My world was little more than the boulders ahead and the valley below, and as the miles flew past, the noise and clutter of the brain's day-to-day mechanics fell briefly, mercifully silent.
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The catalogue for Delacroix, presenting both the paintings on exhibition and many of his other works, is an unfocused, bookish summary of the literature; the lighter, cheaper Devotion to Drawing catalogue is mercifully brief.
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Mercifully, the pace starts to pick up after that and the game is cruising along right until the seventh inning, when Gary Sanchez's testicles are nearly removed from his body by a foul tip.
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Channel Zero certainly gets creepy, but only by the third episode, when questions of how characters outside of Painter relate to Candle Cove is mercifully established, and the grisly puppets become real-world phantoms.
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Ms. Hay understands that she's writing for the busy home cook: Her introduction is mercifully short, and most of her recipes are a half-page or less, so you can get right to it.
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Despite its pastel-hued jewel-box of a capital, its rich archaeological history, a clutch of top-notch hotels and food to compete with anything on the peninsula, Campeche remains mercifully lost to tourism.
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Commissioner Bud Selig said he would not have allowed that, but, luckily, he never had to make the decision: With two outs, Pena singled home the tying run, and the game was mercifully suspended.
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He and a doctor and six other people died — a number many epidemiologists considered mercifully low given that more than 11,000 people died in the West African outbreak, which lasted from 2014 to 2016.
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But while her network figured out the basic forms of the pick-up line — things like "hey baby" and "you must be a..." — it mercifully didn't produce the kind of nastiness that characterizes the form.
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Director: Coralie FargeatWriter: Coralie FargeatThe rape-revenge movie has (mercifully) fallen out of favor since its heyday in the '70s with films like The Last House on the Left and I Spit on Your Grave.
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That means the people who manage Oscar campaigns for films — which are a lot like political campaigns, but with mercifully shorter timelines — are keen to position their movies properly in the minds of Oscar voters.
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On Android, swipe down to display the notification shade and select the Do Not Disturb icon, tap Notifications and select Hidden, which will mercifully release you from the devouring grip of the special council's shadow.
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The little one starts at $649 for a mercifully doubled 32GB of storage and ranges up to $849 for 256GB, and the Plus starts at $769 for 32GB and goes up to $969 for 256GB.
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The episode, "Partnerships in the Night," has its culturally tone-deaf moments ("Swami Tommy with his hot mommy") — but when the dialogue mercifully stops and the music plays, the resultant dance sequence is actually adequate.
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And the first six days of this week have been no abberation: To date, 286 has seen mercifully few mass shootings in the United States compared to the same period in the last few years.
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Federal government weather forecasters logged preliminary reports of more than 500 tornadoes in a 30-day period — a rare figure, if the reports are ultimately verified — after the start of the year proved mercifully quiet.
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Mercifully, this may not be the end of panda watch: The San Diego Union-Tribune reported that zoo officials were planning to go to China for in-person negotiations in hopes of bringing pandas back.
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He wanted to know whether the bad thing that happens to the lamb — this is Shepard, so of course something bad happens to the lamb — occurs in front of the audience or, more mercifully, offstage.
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Now, mercifully, Blade Runner 2049 is hitting theaters this Friday, and the studio has apparently decided to award our collective patience with a final trailer that actually gives us some honest-to-god plot information.
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It starts with physical objects: the small table, two accompanying stools, a custom napkin, a handmade book, a custom engraved glass bottle filled with whiskey, and two hand-blown glasses (plus, mercifully, a carafe of water).
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Suffice to say, there's no guest spot from any upcoming grime MC, but owing to pristine production, crucially and mercifully it sounds like a record from the future, not a reverential ode to some wistful past.
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As this trying year mercifully comes to an end, shockingly, you'll find the salve for your likely anxiety-ridden soul in the network best known for violent, dark epics and comedies that are really dramedies, HBO.
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Mercifully, the timeline jumped forward three years to when Jane has been healing and returned to some semblance of her old self, but we're still met with the occasional flashback to Michael's death – or his life.
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My 2016 predictions were as follows: Mercifully for many oil & gas companies, prices did recover in the back half the year, But low prices for much of 2016 were too much for many debt-strapped firms.
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The next time Emma rises from her chair is to squeeze the muscles of Cameron Armstrong — who is mercifully at least in his very early twenties — after Rita did a bit of feeling him up herself.
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Mercifully, most likely because of the rigorous demands of touring and an understanding that cutting myself was not something I really wanted to get back into, I managed to resist the compulsion to harm myself again.
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As Lanchester puts distance between himself and his gigantic symbol, the plot grows less constrained, and the last hundred pages are full of tense action and sudden reversals that are mercifully unburdened by any allegorical significance.
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Vermont and Minnesota now classify grocery store employees as emergency workers, mercifully granting them the benefits like child care, the elderly should not be forced to risk their lives to be the heroes for the public.
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Mercifully, Apple also makes it easy to control noise cancellation from Control Center on an iPhone or iPad (just hold down the volume slider) or with Siri voice commands, so you don't always need to squeeze.
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Now, Terminator's original writer and director James Cameron has returned to the franchise to produce Terminator: Dark Fate, a film that mercifully ignores the shenanigans that took place from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines onward.
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"If it mercifully comes to an end, then yes, I do think that sentiment will improve, maybe not overnight, but over time and hopefully going into 2020," Quincey told analysts on the company's earnings call Friday.
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Some of the innovations didn't pay off — the inept 2011 number in which the Rockettes battled video-game beasties has mercifully been retired — but the new edition's spruced-up and expanded projections are mostly impressively elegant.
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For this reason I feel pretty confident that we'll be hearing a new version of this song (which, admittedly, I love, because I am spineless) every week until the earth is eventually, mercifully swallowed by the sun.
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If you're unfamiliar with what I'm talking about, here's a mercifully quick recap: at some point early in his tenure with Tesla, Musk decided that he wanted the naming convention for Tesla's cars to follow a pattern.
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It's often easy to be oblivious to the fact that we could all be mercifully annihilated by unfeeling space rocks at any moment, with no paternally gruff oil rig workers to save us if the occasion arises.
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Highbrow works such as "Nine Discourses on Commodus" (1963), "Fifty Days at Iliam" (1978) and "Coronation of Sesostris" (2000) organize a relaxed Pompidou retrospective containing some 4 paintings, sculptures, drawings, and photographs, mercifully hung in chronological order.
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After a near repeat against the Los Angeles Rams, on a pass to tight end Jimmy Graham from the one-yard line that mercifully went incomplete, he went nuts on the sideline and started hollering at coaches.
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The author of 20 books and hundreds of essays, she didn't make her name from years of blogging or op-eds on "women's issues," which is partly why her writing retains a mercifully non-pundit-like quality.
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The technology is called Secure Telephony Identity Revisited / Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs, mercifully abbreviated to STIR/SHAKEN, and amounts to a sort of certificate authority for calls that prevents phone numbers from being spoofed.
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But Daniel Johnnes, Dinex's wine director, and four of his sommeliers mercifully held the line to five courses, each served with two wines (or a wine and a beer, in one case) meant to counter enduring shibboleths.
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An Irish pub in a three-story beach house that feels a bit like rolling up to a frat party, the interior is mercifully air-conditioned, dark in that lovely pub way, and not at all fratty.
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I won my first match, lost my second, won two matches in the consolations, and then lost to a classy player from Massachusetts for reasons mercifully lost to history—my iPad had filled up and stopped taping.
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Snell, a left-hander, retired only one of the seven batters he faced before being mercifully removed by Manager Kevin Cash with the Yankees already ahead by three runs, making this the shortest start of his career.
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Though some of the most popular devices are mercifully already protected (like most of those that run Windows and iOS), a staggering population remains exposed to data theft and manipulation every time they connect to WPA2 Wi-Fi.
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Over 60 countries will, for example, supposedly benefit from Mr Xi's nostalgic vision of a revived Silk Road (the "Silk Road Economic Belt and 21st Century Maritime Silk Road", mercifully shortened to "One Belt, One Road", or OBOR).
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By the time host Seth Meyers mercifully announced that the Golden Globes had come to an end, streaming services had won five of the 11 television categories, though viewers might not have realized it from the ceremony itself.
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We know that this is because Jon is the rightwise heir to both the Stark and Targaryen dynasties, but he is mercifully free of such hubris and probably assumes is sniffing him because of some stray direwolf dander.
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That night, I explained what I'd done to my parents, and they mercifully and patiently walked me through the now obvious truth that girls aren't video game characters; they're humans — something I'd learn if I spoke to them.
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Now that the political winds have mercifully blown away Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's pork-filled, subsidy laden and just plain bad Obamacare replacement bill, the Senate and the Trump administration need to plot a new way forward.
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Though the category isn't as strong this year as it was in 2016 (that was perhaps the best Animated Feature lineup of all time), it's filled with terrific filmmaking — and, mercifully, it's not dominated by Hollywood studio projects.
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Luckily, this spiked eggnog cake with cinnamon frosting is not only delicious enough to keep your uncle's mouth occupied for at least five minutes, but it also contains just enough brandy to get you a little bit mercifully buzzed.
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Her colleagues in the booth, who could be heard laughing in the background as this exchange took place, were left speechless once the interview mercifully came to a close, perhaps catching on to how skeevy the whole episode was.
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Now the father of a 4-year-old son, I live in Washington, DC, a city that is, mercifully, marginally more affordable than New York, and I wouldn't want to raise a family any place other than the city.
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Alec Nevala-Lee, reviewing Lanchester's dystopian novel, calls it a "gripping" story, especially as it progresses: "The last hundred pages are full of tense action and sudden reversals that are mercifully unburdened by any allegorical significance," Nevala-Lee writes.
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Mercifully, Vimeo's reimagined design is not a stream of unfilled job descriptions and connection requests from people you haven't spoken to since middle school; its similarities with the professional social network have everything to do with its function, not its form.
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Mercifully, what the Trump administration hasn't yet suffered is the unanticipated crises or shocks of the sort faced by previous presidents – such as the 9-11 attacks for President George W. Bush or the global financial crisis for President Barack Obama.
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But while scientists continue to probe the violent mysteries of multi-star systems, the rest of us can go about our lives a bit more grateful for this mercifully pacifistic corner of the galaxy we're lucky enough to live in.
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Whether or not the next three months wind up being abysmally hot, or mercifully average, this outlook signals a new normal for our climate state—hotter than the long-term average, until, of course, that long-term average gets melted away.
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It's a nifty little story, told in a little over five minutes, and though you can try to find resonances with current events surrounding our ongoing discussions of gender issues, Blue Planet II mercifully never tries to do this itself.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASA Earth ObservatoryOctober 7th, 2016: As Hurricane Matthew veered up Florida's coast today (and was mercifully downgraded to a Category 3), a new tropical storm, Nicole, was starting to get organized out to the east.
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The 91st Oscars was a boring but mercifully short ceremony, save for Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's extremely horny performance and that magnificent hug, but at least it managed to avoid being the total shitshow that it seemed destined to be.
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For having 'Christmas' in the title, the movie mercifully holds off on, say, famous Christmas carols playing on the score, and it depicts a time in Christmas history when the holiday was in danger of being run over roughshod by capitalism.
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So, when this 2023-month marathon of a presidential campaign season is mercifully over on Tuesday, barring a contested Bush-Gore 2000 result in a state near you, which cable news network stands to rise above the impending ratings plunge?
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Like Miss Ives, viewers will be weary: After all, psychologists in the 19th century were hardly known for their compassionate treatment of women (a fact to which Vanessa can already attest) but this one turns out to be mercifully different.
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LinkedIn had for months told its China-based users to provide mobile number details before sending them to the main page, but it had mercifully kept a little "Skip" button that let users avoid the fuss — until at least last week.
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Over the course of seven and a half minutes, the company puts the poor robot through hell, shooting it with its own gun and whacking the hell out of it with a wrecking ball, until it finally, mercifully, tips over.
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The revved up erotic gloom and doom of teen TV — partially attributable to "Riverdale," more attributable to "Pretty Little Liars" — is completely, mercifully absent from the new series, replaced by a Disney cheerfulness and flashes of Irony Jr. for kids.
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Andrew Mangiapane scored at 8:30 and then Jankowski tallied 15 seconds later, which spelled the end of the night for Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick, mercifully pulled after being victimized for seven goals on 25 shots in favor of Jack Campbell.
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Mercifully, the ride's notorious earworm of a theme song is not playing -- though visitors do hear "...in the tiki tiki tiki tiki tiki room," courtesy of José, an audio-animatronic parrot who still sings his song from Adventureland's Enchanted Tiki Room.
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The members of Cypress Hill, Rage Against the Machine, and Public Enemy that came together to form Prophets of Rage did so in response to a nasty bastard of an election cycle that is now mercifully approaching its last throes.
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Mercifully, there were only four people left on the GOP debate stage—but the shrill shouting match that took place Thursday night had most viewers wishing that lobotomized neurosurgeon Ben Carson hadn't chosen this week to pull out of the race.
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Crouching on the floor, I paw for my PAX vaporizer and hope it's been charged and loaded with some of the mercifully high-CBD, low-THC cannabis that helps calm the spasm and lets me peel myself out of bed.
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Many novels have been written on the devastating subject of school shootings — Lionel Shriver's "We Need to Talk About Kevin," Stephen King's "Rage," Jim Shepard's "Project X," to name a few — but in "Only Child," the event itself is mercifully brief.
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Here's where I got confused, and this must be where I mercifully passed out in my high school class: The theme entries in the lower half of Mr. Collins's grid contain the abbreviations for COTangent, SECant and CSC (or cosecant).
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The op-ed mercifully ends by offering up Jorge Ramos — a Univision and Fusion anchor whose daughter is a member of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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What's most surprising about Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell's beautiful revival of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," which I mercifully caught near the end of its West End run here at the Piccadilly Theater, is how vital it is.
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Mercifully, not even the most dedicated of her fans would know her location; there was no other way she'd rather spend this period than in solitude, away from the prying crowds and the papers constantly thrust her way for an autograph.
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There was a point in the night when it looked like Ava DuVernay's critical docudrama about the Central Park Five would leave the awards empty-handed, a timeline mercifully course-corrected by an acting win for 21-year-old Jharrel Jerome.
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Unfortunately, all I could afford was an Audio-Technica AT2020 USB mic — which led to a series of initial recordings which were as spirited as they were unintelligible: [A recording session for my (mercifully) short-lived first podcast, circa 2009].
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In the few minutes of talk caught by reporters before someone mercifully stopped the transmission, Netanyahu also candidly spoke of Israel's shifting US relationship: "We had a big problem" in the United States, he said, speaking of the Obama administration.
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Except that instead of liberating Silver from any witch's damnation (The Lure is mercifully light on female rivalries and religious subtext), her death frees up Golden to kill the man who reduced her sweet sister to a stream of bubbles.
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The demo begins as Kratos gives his son a knife, instructing him that he must go out to hunt, and it ends with him helping his reluctant boy mercifully end the life of a deer that the child wounded with an arrow.
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Jokowi—a more plausible man of the people than either Mr Thaksin or Mr Duterte (the son of a cabinet minister)—has neither the personal mandate nor, mercifully, the ruthless hunger for power (at least, on the evidence so far) to follow suit.
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Into the closet went this topic, and out of the closet came the avalanche of statistics that ultimately pushed her, mercifully, back into the cave from whence she came, hopefully with a trap door opening to send her back to her neighboring Russia.
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After glumly heading in for an afternoon shift at the local movie theater in Irving, TX, I was mercifully cut loose by my kind manager — there wasn't anyone in town who wasn't going to be glued to their TV screens that night, anyway.
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Mercifully, Amazon is giving early-bird shoppers an opportunity to beat the inevitable Black Friday rush on the Ring Video Doorbell 2 and the Echo Show 5 — two of the year's hottest smart home gadgets — by bundling them together for only $149.
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Although still horrific by any abstract standard, with only three victims critically injured (two in the first and one in the second Chicago shooting), this was a one of the most mercifully quiet weeks for mass shootings in America so far this year.
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The human imagination is mercifully limited, and after ten minutes, we were no longer in the Bataclan of panic and blood, but in a pretty cool ornate theatre, just the right size for the sweaty intimacy that makes for a good gig.
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But mercifully in this edition, at the end of his and Billy Bush's disgusting forced-hug session on the soap opera star Arianne Zucker, instead of going backstage, Donald looks off into the space between and gets absolutely lit up by Terry Tate.
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Because, mercifully, and brilliantly, the game doesn't punish the player for wanting a less-stressful ride—displayed proudly on one of its several loading screens is a message saying that the difficulty can be nudged, higher or (much more likely) lower "without consequence".
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As the world's oligarchy gathered last week in Davos, Switzerland, to worry about the troubles of the middle class, the real question on every plutocrat's mind was whether the populist upheaval that delivered the presidency to the intemperate mogul might mercifully be over.
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The children got themselves up and, after making a determined but mercifully short attempt to get us up, too, went off in search of breakfast—did I mention that there was something called a nursery, which was a separate children's dining room?
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Mercifully, the finger bone fragment, which belonged to an adolescent Denisovan female who was around 280 years old when she died, yielded some precious DNA, allowing scientists to confirm the Denisovans as a distinct species, though one closely related to the Neanderthals.
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Beginning to tire myself, I catch sight of Stephen Wilkes's "Recycled Aluminum Can Study #1" (2015), on view at Monroe Gallery of Photography's booth, and I am floored — or rather, benched, since there is, mercifully, a grey leather cushion directly in front of the work.
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The jaunt to Tequila mercifully went well — Ramona didn't even set fire to an agave field while calling Bethenny "a real B." With everyone back in the villa and continuing to knock back margaritas like they're going out of style; however, things go badly, fast.
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Click here to view original GIFHis boss may be able to sell a shit deal with a smile, but Press Secretary Sean Spicer could barely muster a grin as he defended the now mercifully dead American Health Care Act, the GOP's rushed replacement for Obamacare.
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In what is just the latest in a long line of extraordinary Australian animal videos, a Queensland man spied a Huntsman spider carting off a full-grown -- mercifully, apparently dead -- mouse and quickly called over his neighbor to witness the creepy feat of strength.
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There are plenty of surprising and memorable works here, and mercifully few that make almost no impression at all — though US artist Diamond Stingily's modified swing set and Norwegian sculptor Tiril Hasselknippe's suspended steel forms combine to make the fourth floor the exhibition's weakest.
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Data ranging from phone numbers to date of birth, email addresses, phone numbers and security questions (but, mercifully, not decrypted passwords) have been in the hands of black hats for not a day, a week or even a month, but five months or more.
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But once your brain lights up with the possibility of playing Bulletstorm-style in a game that, surely, never once looked to People Can Fly's title for inspiration, it's hard to shake the enthusiasm for a gleeful murder spree mercifully shorn of terrible dick gags.
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Dissociation kicks in, mercifully and efficiently, almost like a response of the immune system, as well as a twisted, desperate desire on the part of the victim to please the rapist, in the desperate hope of a quicker conclusion, a better chance for survival.
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While the South Carolina State marching band entertained the crowd at the half — the highlight of the game, in truth — the referees went to the locker rooms to ask the coaches if they were willing to mercifully shorten the game by three minutes a quarter.
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PARIS — Rise and shine, fashion week folk: The weekend begins with the Japanese designer Junya Watanabe, a former protégé of Rei Kawakubo at Comme des Garçons, who shows (mercifully, with coffee) at 9:30 at La Cantine, on the far side of the Seine.
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In honouring the time-old tradition of the official tournament song, they've mercifully avoided the obvious pitfalls of asking Katherine Jenkins to warble an operatic dirge alongside a child choir, or getting Goldie Lookin' Chain to do a football-themed rap remix of Myfanwy.
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Early on in this mercifully short horror picture, a crew member — one of a handful trapped nearly seven miles beneath the ocean in a collapsing futuristic oil rig — wrests from the sea an aggressive, super-gnarly-looking creature, which he brings to show the gang.
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As mutilating young boys for musical ends mercifully died out in the late 1800s, Ms. Hallenberg's exceptionally wide-ranging, ruby-color mezzo, with its serene legato and jaw-dropping coloratura, has inevitably made her a go-to artist for revivals of such long-unperformed works.
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Before his election, Donald Trump suggested that vaccines cause autism, though he's mostly remained mercifully quiet on the subject since his election, and even proclaimed, "The vaccinations are so important" back in April, at the height of one of the measles outbreaks last year.
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It was performed in its entirety last fall at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn, first in three-hour segments and then in a continuous 24-hour marathon, complete with shared audience meals, group dance breaks and, mercifully, a sleeping loft for weaklings (like this reporter).
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But according to Powell, there's not much reason to be afraid: Unlike some of his more violent brethren, Chubbs is apparently a benevolent leader, a beast who's mercifully refrained from devouring the humans he lords over in his time as Buffalo Creek's supreme leader.
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Unlike Hibs, the Tottenham side of the nineties at least had the good grace to concede several goals against Chelsea as quickly as possible, a tactic that mercifully extinguished all hope among fans rather than allow them to indulge in the cruel fantasy of a win.
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There has been no shooting, mercifully, but also no talk of gun control and a lot of legitimizing a potential shooter as mentally disturbed instead of questioning his access to these weapons and the kind of environment that even suggests these actions as viable to him.
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But as that fad has (mercifully) faded away, a company called AstroReality has come up with a more compelling use of AR technology that works with an astonishingly detailed replica of the moon that's as much a work of art as it is a learning tool.
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In his mercifully short Wikipedia page, his family history is outlined, which doesn't exactly align with the popular mythology of Snow as a paranoid outlaw, as depicted in New York magazine's wonderfully decadent portrait of Snow and his partners in bohemian excess, Dan Colen and Ryan McGinley.
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"Mercifully, John Bolton does not control the military, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE does," Carlson added.
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It fits this season, which has been a catalog of loss: Nina, summarily shot after a last act of conscience; Martha, mercifully and horribly shuttled to a chilly life of loneliness; even Agent Gaad, killed for nothing in a botched K.G.B. operation in his Thai hotel.
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Ezra had mercifully set up a sort of "getting to know you" dinner at a pizza place, and I gave up my deep anxiety immediately: I pulled a bottle of Purell out of my pocket, put it on my hands, and then left it on the table.
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But if like me, you spent most of your life living with a mind full of negativity, bad habits, anxiety, fears, indecision and traumas, then ten days of silence, wishing your butt was five times bigger to cushion all that sitting, is mercifully brief in comparison.
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Roughly two-and-a-half minutes into this spectacle, which garnered some 15 million YouTube views in less than two weeks time, San Juan trapero Jon Z mercifully appears, soon delivering a comparatively gravely verse while a big-headed mascot of himself inexplicably vamps at his side.
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Two months after a winless season mercifully ended, Cleveland's new general manager, John Dorsey, addressed major roster needs by acquiring quarterback Tyrod Taylor in a deal with Buffalo, wide receiver Jarvis Landry from Miami and cornerback Damarious Randall from Green Bay, according the multiple news media reports.
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And while Leslie, Susan and Patricia are victims, they are also victimizers, which the movie reminds you as it creeps toward the murders and toward a harrowing, mercifully brief scene with the family's most famous victim, Sharon Tate (Grace Van Dien), then married to Roman Polanski.
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Yet at the National Museum of Qatar (designed by the architect Jean Nouvel, who also designed the two-year-old Louvre Abu Dhabi) the crowds are thin, the rooms are quiet and rich with history and there are mercifully far fewer selfie sticks, for the most part.
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Here, the dancers, wearing simple shifts, are mercifully freed from the harsh-toned red, blue and purple outfits (by Alessandro Sartori) of the opening section, "Allegro assai," and Mr. Millepied calms the pace of the sometimes overdetailed ensemble choreography, using stillness as a counterpoint to pounding musical passages.
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After spending three years churning out deranged content about the almighty virtue of guns and the inherent evil of anyone who's against them—along with a bunch of anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ, anti-weed screeds that don't have anything to do with firearms whatsoever—NRATV is finally, mercifully dead.
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She mercifully omits the period during which their birthday was declared a national holiday by a horde of lecherous sexual deviants or when Mary-Kate battled anorexia and alleged heroin addiction and was the first person Heath Ledger's masseuse called when he died of an overdose in 2008.
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In the end, the theater was shuttered as it lived: mercifully dark, faintly smelling of body fluids and crammed to capacity with a mixture of starry-eyed young actors and ardent comedy pilgrims, each hoping for an intersection with comic history on an otherwise unremarkable corner of 26th Street.
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I'd like to say that I cannot believe we are having this debate again, except I can believe it, because we've gone through this incredibly stupid and unproductive charade dozens of times before, and we will probably repeat it over and over until one day, mercifully, we will die.
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"They're not in a cluster," said Daphne, trying with every muscle to be patient, "they're in a line, and it's not monkeys, and it's FINE," and then their boss strolled by and Gwen was mercifully unable to reply because she was busy hiding what Daphne assumed were ten thousand WebMD tabs.
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There are 11 custom buttons scattered around the A7 III's body, and the camera also (mercifully) includes the customizable "My Menu" feature that Sony launched on the A9, which lets users cut through the company's often byzantine menu system by creating a page with all the options they most regularly use.
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And now we've some impression of what that new part of the park will look like, courtesy of a gleeful new trailer showing Mario dashing about, interacting with Real-Life Humans in a manner that's mercifully less weird than that New Donk City stuff we've seen from Super Mario Odyssey.
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In it, she argued that women's writing should be sorted into three periods: Feminine, 1840-1880; Feminist, 1880-1920; and Female, beginning in 1920, by which time English and American women had gotten the right to vote and, presumably, women writers were freed, mercifully, to answer only to their art.
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As previously implied, the platforming isn't as precise as it might be, Joule a touch too twitchy when in the air—tip the camera to more of a top-down direction, to best see the marker indicating her landing point, or you'll consistently see her fall to a (mercifully instant) respawn.
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The high court's ruling could uphold or alter the law, or eradicate it altogether, greatly changing the already controversial conversation around health care in the US. The proceedings will be a major political lightning rod, and mercifully, the issue won't be taken up until next term, presumably after the presidential election.
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Mercifully, Shawkat won't have to go a full 24 hours without eating or drinking—the roughly eight-minute scene opens with a man bringing her takeout, apologizing for "being so crude" (what could it mean?!?), and pouring her a glass of wine, which one would hope is actually just water.
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Architectural blouses form the backbone of this Diane Keaton-meets-Edward Scissorhands aesthetic, and the results are striking: Sleeves balloon outward, split in half, and swirl into fractal ruffles; asymmetrical blouses, dramatic pleating, and sharply-creased shirting reveal skin in new ways; bows and ties are plentiful — mercifully, no bowties are present.
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Swears have been played for laughs plenty of times, too—Conker's Bad Fur Day famously turned the air blue on the Nintendo 64 (mercifully doing away with developer Rare's customary gibberish), while South Park: The Stick of Truth was a tangible torrent of f-word effluence, in keeping with its parent television show.
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I'm sure we'll hear a lot more about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's perversions in the third (and mercifully, last) debate.
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The upcoming primary elections on Tuesday have brought the 2016 circus to California these past few weeks, with the two Democratic candidates parachuting in—or in Bernie Sanders's case, moving—to the state to gin up support in what will, mercifully, be the last major nominating contest of this already endless campaign cycle.
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People may scoff at you for picking a car from a company best known for making big-screen TVs, but you'll have a new plug-in hybrid for less than $30,000 after tax credits (that were mercifully saved) and won't have to wonder if the dog gate will fit into it over a holiday weekend.
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Although the attacks were mercifully unsuccessful — no one was injured — one woman, standing at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and East 54th Street had her skirt set aflame, while another, walking past a Valentino store, the police reported, felt something warm on her left arm, only to realize that her blouse was on fire.
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For my parents, moving was a deeply taxing thing: There were the obvious logistical challenges of trying to put down roots in a place that resembled nothing of our former home, but also the emotional challenge of trying to learn a new language at an age that no longer accommodated failure as mercifully as their twenties had.
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" The Verge is among the group of publications that Barber references here, and in his review of Manchester by the Sea, Chris Plante noted that "Lesley Barber's operatic score supports the cast's performances, mercifully turning up the soundtrack dial to cover a couple excruciating scenes that would otherwise play out as a cacophony of bloodcurdling, scenery-chewing screams.
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Cavaliers end road trip with win over Rockets HOUSTON — With their season-long, six-game road trip mercifully coming to an end on Friday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers recognized the need for one determined push through the finish line, and they proved willing to deliver whatever effort was required to cap their long jaunt with vigor.
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The speech was at turns optimistic and businesslike ("Uniformity in the currency, weights, and measures of the United States is an object of great importance, and will, I am persuaded, be duly attended to"), but most of all it was mercifully short: According to CNN, at around 1,000 words, is thought to have been delivered in just ten minutes.
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They don't (mercifully), and it's hard to imagine politics over there bending in that direction, but it could, as the manifestation of "The Glasgow Effect" looks very similar to a lot of what's been plaguing white working class voters in this country: Poverty, a lack of jobs, opioid abuse, drastically decreased health outcomes, and systemic neglect.
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Apple, mercifully, is resisting, just as it did the request of Barack Obama's Justice Department to create a loophole in iPhone security — but the fact that both Obama and Trump agreed on the need for breaking iPhone encryption suggests how thoroughly political leaders across a wide spectrum have neglected privacy as a fundamental value worthy of protection.
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At one point, something passed across the woods outside like a shudder, and a hush fell over everything, and the boys and the dog all looked at me and their faces were like pale birds taking flight, but my hearing had mercifully shut off whatever had occasioned such swift terror over all creatures of the earth, save me.
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Mercifully, the Financial Times ignored that everyone was hunched over but still delivered credulous reporting that this "war room" was doing something useful: Facebook has assembled a team in Dublin to monitor for misinformation ahead of European Parliament elections in May, gathering 40 people at its European headquarters to fight against any attempt to manipulate the outcome of the vote through its apps.
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The current (and mercifully normal) acting head of the FDA, Ned Sharpless, has pledged to not stray far from Gottlieb's vision for the agency, promising to "continue our important and successful work to increase competition and reign in prescription drug costs through advances in our generic drug and biosimilars programs," in a speech to staffers this April, according to Endpoints News.
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This doesn't mean we should completely abandon the other aspects of what fall TV season used to stand for — and, indeed, we here at Vox are going to be running weekly programming guides for you to make sense of the giant glut of new shows coming at you between now and Thanksgiving (when that glut mercifully calms down a bit).
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Season 2 mercifully breaks ranks as it brings back Clémence Poésy as the French detective Elise Wasserman and Stephen Dillane as her British counterpart, Karl Roebuck, to investigate the abduction of a French couple from their car on the Eurotunnel Shuttle below and a plane crash into the Channel above, with plenty of clues to sift through, but no survivors.
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Republicans will argue all at once that the president is not tearing immigrant children from their parents, that he is doing it but it's necessary to deter future immigrants, that the children aren't really the children of those who are bringing them but rather coached to pretend they are by smugglers, and that Obama did the same thing and now Donald Trump has mercifully ended the practice.
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I once tracked down Bob's booking agent and said I represented a 'wealthy consortium of indie rock fanatics' who were willing to match any price Bob might put on for a return visit to Australia (following their only 2000 tour) The agent replied, mercifully (certainly not believing my pitch) and was friendly enough to offer the devastating news that Guided By Voices would certainly never tour outside of the US again.
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The new six-part Netflix miniseries — with each part mercifully clocking in right around 45 minutes, a remnant of the project's status as a co-production with Canada's CBC — adapts one of author Margaret Atwood's most interior novels, which interrogates the motives and drives behind the very real Grace Marks, a servant convicted of conspiring to murder her employer and his housekeeper in 1843 Upper Canada (what is now southern Ontario).
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When: March 4–6 / Friday, Saturday: noon–7pm; Sunday: noon–6pm ($25) Where: Spring Studios (50 Varick Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) The big news for this year's edition of Independent, the fair that mercifully doesn't subscribe to the rows-of-booths format and usually feels like a Chelsea gallery stroll condensed into one building, is the change of location: from the former Dia Art Foundation building to Tribeca's Spring Studios.
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I was driving the $225,275 version — the Taycan Turbo — on a mercifully empty stretch of winding mountain road in the Angeles National Forest, just a few dozen miles east of downtown LA. As part of Porsche's post-reveal roadshow for the car, the automaker made a handful of pre-production Taycans available to drive and charted out a five-hour course for journalists to drive outside the city.
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Still, little is immediately intuitive—a fact reinforced by a standalone controls tutorial video shown to press at the London preview event I attended—and I found myself keeping my thumb firmly on the "hold" button more often than not simply because I didn't know when I was safe from falling, riding atop Trico or hanging from a rocky ledge, and when I was liable to fall to a (mercifully swift) restart.
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Hologram USA, which finally opened in November of last year after over a year of delays, currently features two shows that play at alternating 30 minute intervals: the aforementioned Billie Holiday: Alive in Hollywood, and Ray J and Kato's Sexy Hollywood Freakshow, a mercifully brief yet interminably long-feeling combination of sideshow performance and burlesque hosted by a man best known for fucking Kim Kardashian and a man best known for staying in O.J. Simpson's house one time.
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To walk into DaDong's first international location, steps from Times Square, is a daunting experience, not only because of the formidably tall wooden doors (which are mercifully opened by a well-groomed young man who has been hired to do exactly that) but because, once you've entered, the dim lighting, the basalt walls, and the polite reservationist hovering over a rock-shaped desk make you wonder whether you've signed up for dinner or a corporate interview.
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While just under 52% of British voters opted for Brexit, the fact is the majority of the electorate will vote for parties that are ultimately committed to leaving the EU. Die-hard Remainers are now, mercifully, a minority in the UK. Despite the absence of large-scale political and public opposition to Brexit in the UK, some European and global political and media elites continue to sneer at the move to leave the EU and portray it as a narrowly nationalist, bigotedly isolationist and unthinkingly populist phenomenon.
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In one captivating scene, Monet Mazur engages in a head-to-head motorcycle battle with her apparent rival, their very normal bike fight occurring conspicuously close to an oversized Mountain Dew logo and set to the overdriven industrial metal grind of Static-X's "Push It." Later, as the movie mercifully wraps, marginal good having triumphed over outright bad, the familiar strums and drums of Nickelback's "Someday" fade in on a celebratory smooch between Henderson and Mazur, cutting ahead to the totally epic chorus in time for a good old fashioned group bike ride off into the desert or heartland or whatever.
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In "23 22 21 1," which is more of a New York novel despite the predictable metafictional twist at the end, his sentences come tumbling out in multiple clauses, mimicking the breathless rumination of his earnest, callow, fairly humorless and slightly stuffy protagonists: The fundamental quest both before and after his new life began had always been a spiritual one, the dream of an enduring connection, a reciprocal love between compatible souls, souls endowed with bodies, of course, mercifully endowed with bodies, but the soul came first, would always come first, and in spite of his flirtations with Carol, Jane, Nancy, Susan, Mimi, Linda, and Connie, he soon learned that none of these girls possessed the soul he was looking for, and one by one he had lost interest in them and allowed them to disappear from his heart.
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