The move toward more casual clothing means more casual dining, as well, Wallmeyer said.
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LG: I would love to see data on cities that are considered to be more casual or occupations, usage among people with occupations that are generally more casual.
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Our conversation is more casual and relaxed than last time.
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"In India, their style is much more casual," she said.
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The relationships between the staff and inmates are more casual.
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This is my version of a more casual dress shoe.
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In more casual terms, it's The Sopranos meets American Militia.
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For a more casual atmosphere, try their shack next door.
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This more "casual" line doesn't look very casual at all.
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Last weekend's visit with Bolsonaro was a more casual affair.
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Behind is a more casual den and a powder room.
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For people with a more casual approach—nothing wrong with that!
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Here's a more casual shot of Joe rocking classic '70s style.
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And Grande went progressively more casual as the night went on.
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I don't know if [the attitude was more] casual—or realistic.
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Instead we go to Fresh Kitchen, a much more casual place.
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Lately, Middleton has been wearing more casual outfits for her appearances.
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It's made us more available, more casual, and infinitely more #sextable.
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Now they're more casual because you can find out other ways.
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As American fashion has slowly become more casual, so has footwear.
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What makes it more casual is just by the look itself.
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His curled hairstyle gave the outfit an overall more casual look.
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It's much more casual, like party banter instead of therapy talk.
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Then when I moved to the Valley, it's decidedly more casual.
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Hilary Duff went for a more casual maternity style that year.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) already permitted more casual dress in some divisions.
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More casual lifestyles took their toll on lace tablecloths and handkerchiefs.
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"For a fast and more casual dinner I love Sugarfish," she says.
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Earlier this week, Cyrus took a much more casual approach to fashion.
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NET is a much-loved Windows image editor for more casual users.
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Obviously, this opens the door for more casual daters to prowl eHarmony.
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Maybe Nicole is going to be a more casual, laid-back Santa?
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In my defense, the trend toward more casual office apparel predates me.
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She opened Petit Crenn, a more casual San Francisco eatery, in 2015.
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That was clearest on Saturday, the more casual of the two nights.
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But you can enjoy the Hogwarts spirit in more casual settings, too.
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BALEENkitchen services the pool bar, which offers a smaller, more casual menu.
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"We always do buffet because we feel it's more casual," Jackson says.
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But the city's abundant food scene includes more casual offerings as well.
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But at other times, a more casual attitude prevailed inside the company.
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Society also is more casual than it was a few decades ago.
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"Every time I wear something more casual he likes it," says Michael.
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I'm a little more casual and comfortable and laid back with my fashion.
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The shorter, more casual nature of email was at odds with this tradition.
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Still, these garments have the same street-wise quirk as more casual items.
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This whole information-overload issue is more critical in a more casual context.
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Gay covers many of the same issues, but from a more casual approach.
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But for the more casual observers of March Madness, it's raising eyebrows. (SFGate)
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The one thing that isn't more casual about this unit is the price.
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She quickly followed up with a more casual look at a Target event.
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But if you're a more casual user, the S20's battery will suffice.
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Maybe the Instagram environment is too precious for the more casual Stories format.
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Some related questions we're wondering about:Will dress codes at offices get more casual?
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In Liberty Park, there are fewer guards, and the mood is more casual.
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That was certainly my intent, to portray how sex can be more casual.
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Plans include more-casual charms made out of leather, and sports wrist straps.
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"You can glam them up, or tone them down for more casual outings."
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Nicolas Dumont could not be more casual as we chat about alien abductions.
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The shorter, more casual nature of email was at odds with this tradition.
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In both novels, relations between men and women can be seen becoming more casual.
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Montana opted for a more casual look, wearing black jeans and a red jacket.
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The rapper was more casual in a hoodie, sneakers and a Hood Hat cap.
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Meghan, 37, switched from her earlier formal ensemble to a more casual-chic look.
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For more casual meals, Jenner is also a fan of Jon & Vinny's in Fairfax.
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If they are going have casual sex, things need to be way more... casual.
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The second is a more casual photo of the two kissing by a waterfall.
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That's a sizable enough price point to potentially slow adoption among more casual users.
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As findom has moved online, more casual relationships between dommes and subs have flourished.
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Strut tackles similar issues in a more casual setting that should prove more successful.
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The stripped down design is more casual and less about voting and choosing sides.
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Outback, a more casual steakhouse chain, should be operated separately, the hedge fund said.
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"The rest of them are doing it in a more casual way," he says.
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It's just more casual because it's a loafer, as opposed to a monk strap.
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Since then he opened a series of smaller, more casual restaurants in residential neighborhoods.
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But "K" may be an even bigger gift to more casual fans like me.
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When it comes to Kate&aposs typical style, she often keeps things more casual.
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Since I don't see patients today, my attire is less business and more casual.
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Business fraternities are unique because they're more casual, coed, and have more professional aspects.
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Some pairs offer a more casual look, while others can be slightly more sophisticated.
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One of the distinguishing factors of this year's speech was its more casual delivery.
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Prior to the premiere, Alywn and his costars hung out in a more casual setting.
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For Saturday's evening reception, she chose a more casual but equally minimalist Stella McCartney dress.
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Disick, 32, opted for a more casual look, wearing a long-sleeve shirt and jeans.
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What's notable about woman-spreading is that this pose has shifted into more casual territory.
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Baldwin, 21, kept things more casual in jeans and an orange cardigan with oversized sleeves.
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A few enjoy more casual sexual experiences, while others are happy in their committed relationships.
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Drake ditched his tuxedo from the award show in favor of a more casual look.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is trading her typically glam wardrobe for something a bit more casual.
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Instead he wants it to be much more casual, essentially hosting an autonomous track day.
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Then he changed to a more casual navy t-shirt to emulate her chill romper.
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Last November, Takayama opened the much more casual Tetsu, an izakaya in banker-haven Tribeca.
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Within her lies a dog's heart, "the graceful lungs of a swan," and more. Casual.
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But I'm a more casual kind of guy, so it's a good fit for me.
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Items in this selection are mostly comprised of daywear, pulled from Mango's more casual inventory.
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I think it's a little more casual, and so I lean more towards pop architecture.
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Bieber went for a more casual, eclectic look at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
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All said, to a more casual political observer, their takeaway messages can sound very similar.
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Some couples manage to keep their spending lower by taking a more casual, carefree approach.
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But as a natural extension of that, how do we attract a more casual fan?
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For people allergic to phone calls, it's a more casual option for keeping in touch.
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Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff took a more casual approach to the red carpet.
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I debate changing from my work clothes into something more casual, but decide against it.
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Eva Longoria donned a more casual look at the Costume Designers Guild Awards in 2018.
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I shower, get ready, and decide on a more casual outfit since it'll be slower.
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Kardashian, 29, went for a more casual look, pairing white sneakers with a comfy black ensemble.
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Rather than make everything the focus of a bombastic stage show, these announcements were more casual.
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Eventually, he's hoping to offer products and pricing that are better suited to more casual users.
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Green, blue, and pink are a bit more casual for flirting or friendships, agreed colleagues. 8.
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His girlfriend Cassie kept it a bit more casual in a metallic, long-sleeve mini dress.
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These are presented in a more casual style — almost like it's a friend chatting with you.
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When an event does call for a more casual look, she typically wears jeans or trousers.
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For them, 4/20 likely remains a more casual affair void of big sponsorships and marketing.
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When it comes to how Oz presents herself to her guests, the more casual, the better.
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For an older, more casual Fortnite player like me, there wasn't much to get excited about.
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It's much more casual and less daunting for businesses to get users to simply message them.
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If something more casual better suits your style, the fine craftsmen of Etsy can help you.
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As we become more casual dressers, especially for men, sneakers are a way to differentiate yourself.
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She ended the show in a much more casual printed tank top and flare-legged jeans.
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Further, "The Five" is more casual, features more humor, and often drifts into less newsy matters.
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Still, despite this slightly more casual approach, I stuck with "World of Warcraft" for a while.
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The styles range from sporty camping and hiking packs to more casual day-to-day bags.
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"In terms of the artist community out here, it seems more casual and laidback," he said.
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This look appeared more casual to suit Middleton's engagement at the Islamabad Model College for Girls.
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We left the restaurant together, passing through Nougatine, the more casual sister restaurant of Jean-Georges.
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Make sure to hit the basement where more casual pieces (denim, blouses, bathing suits) are stocked.
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Rooms range from the stately Chateau Lafayette to the more casual Lodge, or even larger Townhomes.
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The duchess then swapped her evening gown for a more casual ensemble on the cricket pitch.
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Booker kept things more casual, opting for a dark tartan blazer, white dress shirt and jeans.
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Millennials have turned the luxury sector on its head by making it more casual and accessible.
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Though Madewell is younger and more casual than J.Crew, the two have always shared some DNA.
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As for more casual music and radio listening, the BeoSound 2 gives me no reasons to complain.
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Instead, it offers more casual experiences, Nintendo's beloved and exclusive game series, and at a cheaper price.
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More and more, we're seeing couples toss out black tie traditions and opt for more casual weddings.
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Meanwhile, Alwyn was slightly more casual in a dark-blue long-sleeved T-shirt and dark jeans.
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Because it introduces so many unique gestures, it simply can't aim for a mainstream, more casual audience.
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Although these two items individually can feel more casual, the all black creates a more formal look.
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Still, knowing someone is around could encourage more casual conversations with friends, CEO Ben Rubin told me.
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You can certainly continue writing your messages like emails, but the medium now encourages more casual conversation.
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Instead, the Misfit Ray still ships with a sporty, rubber band, making the device feel more casual.
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The Golden Globes have always been a rowdier, more casual affair during the high-anxiety awards season.
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The move makes JPMorgan the latest company to acquiesce to the more casual nature of today's work.
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Lovato made her dress-and-sandals look more casual by wearing a denim jacket like a shawl.
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Men wore various interpretations of tuxedos, from more traditional and tailored shapes to more casual fitting ones.
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Friends and family are able to bond in a more casual environment that feels like a minivacation.
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If you're looking for something more casual, there's another version on Society6 for $20 to check out.
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Our wedding was obviously casual — a lot more casual than would be comfortable for some other couples.
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Denim might create a more casual look; an all-black outfit might come across as more sophisticated.
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The company also uses an app called ACE to facilitate a more casual, ongoing dialogue among employees.
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Hunt, on the other hand, wears a more casual look: a striped sweater and frayed black denim shorts.
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It might distract us from the more casual forms of racism that are much more common and insidious.
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This AMD-powered Chromebook 14 isn't cut out for playing most Android games — even the more casual ones.
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But I'm climbing on my bike multiple times a day — more casual riders might not be as annoyed.
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His younger brother Laird kept things slightly more casual — rocking a printed T-shirt under a black blazer.
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And most recently, FLOTUS has worn Naeem Khan in more casual settings, like during a visit to Brazil.
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I love to wear dresses, and I think they're a great way to make a dress more casual.
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The mill employs and houses around 500 people, he claims, with around 2,000 more casual jobs collecting scrap.
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Meanwhile, Meghan attended just two days later, and her outfit choice was noticeably more casual this time around.
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I don't usually wear a suit; it is more casual chic like khaki pants and a button-down.
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Some of the pictures are more casual than previous royal engagement photos — for instance, this playful snap below.
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Plus they sell strap-on briefs by RodeoH, which are great if you feel a bit more casual.
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There are way more casual places in LA where you can just walk up and get a bite.
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And the more casual viewers see everything like the Russia probe as messy and muddy, not just Trump.
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These are less formal options than wool, but are suitable for some more casual offices and summer weddings.
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"They are multigenerational, not intimidating like a nightclub, and are much more casual than a nightclub," he said.
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If there is an event, it's usually a more casual affair with virtually no theatrics to speak of.
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Sales are down slightly in dollars but up in units, suggesting shoppers are gravitating toward more-casual pieces.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO More casual terror from Venetian Snares on the latest offering from the Adult Swim singles program.
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But Ms. Derry believes that the more casual, business-minded approach of chains is the future of dining.
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These younger riders are looking for motorcycles suited to a more casual relationship rather than a serious commitment.
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They&aposve made the wedding and luxury industries more casual and have fueled growth in the wellness industry.
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Is the perception that people are having more casual sex in college than they used to even accurate?
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They have caused more casual observers to look away in horror than that nude statue of Donald Trump.
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Hemsworth, 26, sported a more casual look, wearing a white T-shirt with dark pants and tan tennis shoes.
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That means eschewing the cowboy aesthetic and opting for a more casual look, nailed by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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Not only has it lost shoppers to cheaper fast-fashion labels, but the American workplace has gotten more casual.
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It needs to continue cracking down on harassment and abuse if it's going to attract new, more casual users.
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Her more casual looks are inspired by another French fashion icon: Emmanuelle Alt, editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris.
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And because they tend to be of a more casual nature, kids can use the cameras on their phones.
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If you can't get a reservation, Bang 2 — next door, its more casual eatery — now offers the same menu.
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Rourke went for a more casual approach and wore an off-white T-shirt, white jacket and blue jeans.
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Interestingly, the Boutique line has some features that seemed to have been designed with more casual users in mind.
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Adam tells Ronnie to remove a professional headshot from his Tinder profile and replace it with something more casual.
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Ice-T opted for a more casual look, wearing a black shirt and jeans with a dark blue jacket.
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Meanwhile, Peña looks a bit more casual — if not a bit concerned — in a jacket and button-down shirt.
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The Summer Game Night series is aimed at more casual gamers who are looking for a fun night out.
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The Spirit Awards act as a more casual preamble to the Academy Awards, which take place on Sunday night.
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Ms. Opeyemi helped fill out the history of the cap, which younger Nigerians have adapted for more casual use.
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The series is aiming to reach a more casual, mainstream audience but still staying authentic to hardcore Dota fans.
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For the second day of her new job on Thursday, she went for a more casual yet chic ensemble.
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Of all the gaming systems, Nintendo has one of the broadest audiences, attracting serious gamers and more casual players.
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More casual fans, while they may be intimidated by the flood of minutiae, will find it worth the plunge.
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When posing with machinery in the dirt, he sported a more casual look with shorts and a Burberry sweatshirt.
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But Mr. McKenna described it as much more casual, saying it was only about a 10-minute phone call.
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The collection also features a nod to Princess Diana's more casual "sloaney" style, which favoured oversized candy-striped shirts.
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Ashley Olsen's west-coast wardrobe seems to be a bit more casual than her usual New York City style.
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Reactions seem like a natural extension of that, making the already featherweight Tinder experience even more casual and simplified.
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The menu at the more casual Leonelli Taberna, meanwhile, is meant to evoke the family meals of Benno's childhood.
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Eli's got a very distinct look to him, and it couldn't be more different from your more casual vibe.
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I can also easily see myself pairing it down for a more casual weekend style with jeans and sneakers!
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More casual readers will get an introduction to that world, but not a guide to help them understand it.
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So hedge funds are starting to offer perks inspired by Silicon Valley, like more casual workplaces and free food.
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My favorite was the more casual Central Market, set in an airy, refurbished 83,000 square-foot building in RiNo.
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Her dinners range from $75 to $125, but she plans to start more casual cooking classes in the future.
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This allows him to have a more casual relationship with his subjects, some of whom have become close friends.
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Over the past decade or two, college students have become far more casual in their interactions with faculty members.
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Meanwhile, Calibrated Day will give you an image better suited for more casual everyday watching in a brighter room.
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And for more casual occasions, she favors Club Monaco, J.Crew and Aritzia (royals, they're just like us...kind of).
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On more casual days, he favored cardigan sweaters, glasses and skinny ties to go along with his skinny trousers.
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Prior to his movies, however, both Stark and Iron Man had little name recognition among more casual comics fans.
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Foreign officials may see agreements reached during meetings with Tillerson as more casual and tentative, if relevant at all.
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A skinny seersucker or linen bow tie is a good bet for a more casual event or a workday.
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Compared to generations past, the way professionals dress for work today is evolving to be more casual than ever.
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But I think the second half, the search more casual half, as the platform grows is also growing, too.
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It now seems like years ago, but Silicon Valley's hoodie culture made male executives' wardrobes more casual across most industries.
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Wilson, 47, went for a more casual yet daring look in a yellow jacket with a Hawaiian print shirt underneath.
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But some say Nintendo's positioning in the market suggest the game-maker might be after the more casual gaming market.
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Kendall also wore a much more casual, but no less show-stopping look prior to shooting her walk-on roll.
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With other female friends and colleagues, she created her own production company, only to be met by more casual sexism.
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Men who scored higher on altruism also reported more sexual partners, and more casual hook-ups compared to female participants.
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Abby: Jamie's is a lot more casual than 150 Central Park and a little cheaper too, at $35 a person.
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All of this can be a bit confusing, especially for more casual fans, so we've created this video to help.
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Tweets are more casual and more accessible than, say, a voting record or a 45-page PDF of a bill.
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Markle wore a more casual outfit to cheer on her hubby at the less-publicized event — even bringing back jeans!
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Sixty years on and the dress code for participants is slightly more casual, with many wearing trainers and t-shirts.
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You can also customise your outfits during the game, whether you're into your house robes or a more casual outfit.
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Meanwhile, is its overall story compelling enough to convince more casual fans to just go along with the time travel?
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But its latest smartwatch—the Ignite—seems aimed at the more casual enthusiast—the weekend warrior who's a data dummy.
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As the workplace continues to be more casual, it's no longer a requirement to own separate weekday and weekend wardrobes.
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First, the Edelman-Lima situation (or EdeLima) ... our sources tell us they're still dating but it's more casual than serious.
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As proven by Gates' email etiquette, people are more likely to pay attention to messages written in a more casual.
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But if you're texting a more casual acquaintance — or worse, a crush — each message takes on a lot more weight.
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While Obama kept things more casual with a velvety caramel-colored couch, Trump replaced it with a gold brocade sofa.
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Jenner, 20, and Baldwin, 19, got glam in crop tops and sheer shirts, while the boys kept it more casual.
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Blizzard says it's aimed at more casual players and smaller communities who want to set up tournaments to play together.
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She's also donned more casual and affordable attire on several occasions, such as Converse, which retail for less than $50.
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Managers empower employees to connect with guests on a more casual basis, offering local tips not unlike an Airbnb host.
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For her final look of the night, Gaga went slightly more casual in a black leotard and puffy leather jacket.
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The result is often less intimate, more casual friendships between men, making the connections more tenuous and harder to sustain.
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"Now there are also demands for impersonators of Western celebrities for more casual, less serious films and performances," he added.
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And while texts are more casual, that doesn't mean they should contain super personal information and tons of grammar mistakes.
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Moss, 44, went a little more casual in a polka dot suit and small black hat featuring a delicate veil.
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Dion later switched into a more casual ensemble that paid tribute to both the City of Lights and Paris Hilton.
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In an ever more casual era, there is a refreshing perversity to the posh — and a poshness to the perverse.
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They are opposites when it comes to style, with the Vapor X looking more casual than the Gen 5 watch.
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The most casual that he could be was a Lacoste polo shirt in the summer — he's become more casual now.
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The technology could allow for longer, more casual chats than you might have when glued to a computer or phone.
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For more casual dining, Gasparilla Island Grill is a quick-service spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks.
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Garageland on West Riverside Avenue is another good spot to grab a quick bite, in a slightly more casual setting.
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While this can prove to be pretty confrontational on more casual dates, it also provides the opportunity to deepen bonds.
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Post red carpet, Gomez changed into a more casual ensemble as she hit the streets of Los Angeles with friends.
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Nike's basketball sneaker sales fell last year as consumers move away from performance sneakers to more casual and comfortable shoes.
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The photo shows the West family sitting together in sweats, which is decidely more casual than previous Kardashian-Jenner cards.
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All six of them are wearing sweats, which makes the image decidely more casual than previous Kardashian-Jenner holiday cards.
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For Ms. Pickowicz, the more casual outfits denote the end of the masculine environment that has long dominated the industry.
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But by December she had formed a very close friendship with another resident, as well as several more casual friendships.
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On the other hand, Hemsworth opted for a more casual look for their nuptials and wore Vans with his classic suit.
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It's probably a little more casual than what Regina George originally envisioned, but we're sure she'd be pleased with their interpretation.
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The Gaines keep it more casual in jeans, with Joanna in a black blouse and Chip in a gray polo shirt.
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That's coupled with shoppers looking for more casual clothing, which tends to be less expensive, than they have in the past.
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For the more casual family historian, though, tracing their heritage amounts mostly to shipping their DNA to a company like 23andMe.
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This bag trend perfectly complements a floral dress or skirt suit, but it works well with more casual athleisure looks, too.
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Not only has its competitive set lost shoppers to cheaper fast-fashion labels, but the American workplace has gotten more casual.
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Essentially, Snapchat might have to decide between preferencing it's most engaged and loyal users, or aiming to add more casual users.
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Are you loving the more casual vibe that stars are giving their tiaras these days, or do you find it silly?
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However, it's hard to line up the InBody Band with other fitness trackers like a FitBit for the more casual user.
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The project was brainstormed for the Middle Eastern department store, Aïzone, the more casual counterpart to the high-end brand Aïshti.
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But with more and more casual TV watching happening over streaming services, it's a big black eye on the A8F's experience.
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I can dress it up with a silk shirt and heels or go more casual with a chunky sweater and boots.
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Trans author Jack Halberstam discusses many of the same ideas as Butler in his text, but in a more casual tone.
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I think during the election cycle I got a little bit more casual in nature on some of the Trump stuff.
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Instead, she sported a more casual look: A suede jacket from Burberry, a white button-down shirt and a vintage hat.
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Unlike some Microsoft Garage projects, which seem to be more casual endeavours, Plumbago has been in development for around two years.
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A few of them were reasonably well-known, even mildly famous; others might have strained recognition by the more casual fan.
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The new feature is one of several ways that Tinder is focusing on its more casual use case, as of late.
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The superlative that's probably most useful to us more casual bacon eaters was the Best All-Purpose, No-Frills Supermarket Bacon.
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Unlike surface water—the allocation of which is strictly regulated in California—groundwater has been managed in a more casual manner.
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Middleton traded the long sleeves for more casual cap sleeves and traded in her usual long silhouette for a shorter one.
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The internet may have made our written communications more casual, but it's safe to say that spelling and grammar still matter.
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As in most shooters, though, a gulf appeared between those who played regularly, and those who had a more casual relationship.
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The brothers faced their own challenges, including two world wars, the Great Depression and an inexorable drift towards more casual fashions.
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There are upscale vegan clothing retailers, such as Brave Gentleman, as well as more casual budget options, like The Third Estate.
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Mott & Bow first earned internet fame for its affordable denim, but it&aposs expanded into more casual-wear in recent years.
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But an urgent storytelling impulse has been replaced by a more casual, chorus-heavy sound, and YG's chief concern is women.
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Kardashian opted for a way more casual look, wearing sweat pants, a long-sleeve shirt, a Yankees baseball cap and sneakers.
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For something more casual, there's also Shake Shack in the lobby, and they've partnered with the hotel to offer room service.
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Compared with standard taper candles, Mr. Redd continued, tea lights have a slightly more casual vibe — with less cause for worry.
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The end of the drought has made die-hard fans delirious and more casual followers of the team pretty fanatical, too.
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Some offices use the freed-up space for lounges with somewhat more casual furniture — couches or bar-height tables and chairs.
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Things took a more casual turn at Salvatore Ferragamo with a high-waisted periwinkle blue leather look alongside a hooded mac.
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But I intend to be a little looser, more casual, and hopefully sometimes manage to pull off a joke or two.
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The new chair appears more willing to speak off the cuff than his predecessors Yellen or Bernanke, a more casual approach.
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He used to get dressed up, but now that he's established himself, he can get away with a more casual look.
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Mr. McCoy's theme centers on adding an S to common phrases, and the addition makes them sound more "casual" than usual.
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Dress it up with some statement earrings and heels or pair with flats and your favorite denim for a more casual vibe.
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Shookus opted for a more casual ensemble for dinner, wearing a blue top with a cropped jacket, jeans and light-colored boots.
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But on Saturday, Kardashian West opted for a more casual look and sported a black velour tracksuit and suede lace-up boots.
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In addition to working with high-end restaurants, Salido also has customers from the more casual side, including Num Pang and 'Wichcraft.
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For more casual settings, chino pants are usually the best way to strike a balance between comfort and style without looking unprofessional.
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But for more casual shooter fans, the kinds who are drawn to Splatoon and solo Fortnite, Apex Legends is just about perfect.
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Bigger cash prizes mean more exposure, which in turn means more competitive players—and, somewhere downstream, maybe even more casual ones, too.
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He can dress them up with slacks for the office and other formal settings or down with jeans for more casual events.
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He skipped the Republican retreat in West Virginia last week, an opportunity for Republicans to hang out in a more casual setting.
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Now, you can spot a more casual twist on the trend on the heads of Emma Stone, Dua Lipa, and Amandla Stenberg.
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I actually thought our relationship was more casual, because he had just gotten accepted into a grad school program in another country.
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Beyond Messenger, Facebook last year launched its desktop gaming platform called Gameroom, which feels like a more casual, social version of Steam.
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I would be happy to wear this consistently throughout the work week, even for events where more casual clothes might be appropriate.
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Pippa donned a chic red top and white skirt, while James looked more casual in a white T-shirt and printed shorts.
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This could turn out to be a key feature for investors as it can theoretically attract more casual gamers to the game.
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As we drink more and more wine, we're also becoming more and more casual about how, when, and why we drink it.
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Goldman Sachs recently relaxed its dress code because of "the changing nature of workplaces generally in favor of a more casual environment."
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This year's most talked-about films will certainly be on the radar of cinephiles and more casual moviegoers in the months ahead.
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Or did it attempt to downplay the event in hopes that being more casual about it could temper the incredibly high expectations?
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For a more casual daytime look, she wore a chic Prabal Gurung shirt dress with floral embroidery to round out her wardrobe.
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Sneakers and sneaker-related businesses account for the majority of footwear startup funding, as consumers increasingly opt for more casual, sportier styles.
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Whereas if I type in a way that's more casual and informal, I can seem friendlier, more approachable and down-to-earth.
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In a push to grow sales, Penney's said it's been focused on the women's apparel category, adding more "casual and contemporary" options.
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On the heels of Tinder's plans to go more casual, Facebook is today expanding access to its own dating service, Facebook Dating.
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He has also taken questions from reporters in more casual settings such as Air Force One, as he did earlier this month.
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The wave began in 1996, with Café Coffee Day, a chain of coffee shops reminiscent of Starbucks but more casual and affordable.
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" When discussing her more casual looks, Kate told us: "I do wear Adidas Sambas occasionally that Noel Gallagher gave me in 1992!
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Even on the weekend, you'll see those same company fleeces layered on top of more casual outfits like jeans and T-shirts.
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The tone was more casual, the liquor just as upscale at "Magic After Hours," created by the young Brooklyn magician Noah Levine.
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I spotted Alejandro, the Peruvian bartender from the piano bar, now in more casual dress, doling out cheap beers in plastic bottles.
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It will be on the second floor; a more casual restaurant will occupy the ground level in that 15,000-square- foot complex.
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If you're en route to another museum, or want a more casual meal, pick up some subs from the neighborhood gem, Pisillo.
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Spufford's prose is always smooth, varying from decorous British formality (he was a professional book reviewer) to more casual conference-speaker diction.
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Delta is eager to win the loyalty of younger travelers, many of whom have a more casual and spontaneous approach to flying.
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The Trump administration, while now considering whether to hire its own epidemic czar, has been markedly more casual about the coronavirus outbreak.
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Who's to say you can't rock a shimmery Met Gala-inspired look and some more casual athleisure for extra oomph this year?
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Instead of taking a seat behind his desk, Pompeo had selected a more casual position at a side table opposite the window.
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Not following in the footsteps of most late-night hosts: Cenac's more casual style, which extends to both his demeanor and dress.
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Simply pick a print, throw on a pair of boots (or sneakers if your office is more casual), and call it a day.
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Others, like its Southern California counterpart the Tesla Club of Orange County, are more casual and meet once every other month for brunch.
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But the department store industry has struggled over the past half-decade, as the mall has become less convenient and apparel more casual.
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For Middleton's visit to the Scouts' headquarters at Gilwell Park on Thursday, however, she changed things up with a much more casual look.
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She then slipped into a more casual, all white and cream ensemble for dinner at the Soho House in N.Y.C.'s Meatpacking District.
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It also makes the more casual Polo brand and has been designing the colorful opening ceremony uniforms worn by the U.S. Olympic teams.
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They don't want to look like they're too made up, so when you do braid the hair, it looks a little more casual.
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Meanwhile, the company could sell a more casual 7S upgrade for those who still want a phone that costs between $650 and $800.
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Even with all of this technology, the crowd is still a crucial component, at least for a more casual Overwatch fan like me.
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There are even calls on the game's forums to include even more casual or off-duty skins for the rest of the characters.
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Middleton has dressed the pants up with a printed blouse and worn them with a safari-style jacket for a more casual vibe.
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" Then she poked fun at her own more casual gown, saying, "I had no idea; I didn't get the debutante, Miss America memo.
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Surrounded by a pack of friends, the singer was a bit more casual at the bash wearing a dark jumpsuit with large buttons.
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LaRose's spring/summer 2018 collection, System Down, featured everything from corporate power suits to more casual garments like bombers and wide-legged trousers.
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The goal was to make the princesses feel true to themselves – even as they adopt a more casual modern look under Vanellope's watch.
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More casual listeners will be happy to know that this set has built-in Bluetooth, which I took advantage of a few times.
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Though Facebook might start by focusing on more casual titles rather than the big console blockbusters, it could move in that direction eventually.
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So, deflated and exposed, I switched it to a more casual snapshot of myself, rather than a stunning and flawless studio-lit headshot.
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The way in which Yates described her encounters with McGahn was very different from the more casual tone adopted by the White House.
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But I'm the kind of person that likes to make things more casual and she wants to dress it up a little more.
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It's easy to wear a blazer with jeans when you're more casual, and a trouser with a sweater and sandals in the spring.
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I'm just trying to make food more casual and fun, and if you don't like my restaurant, then you don't like my restaurant.
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But Occipital hopes that Structure Sensor owners will find more casual uses for canvas, like measuring a piece of furniture at a store.
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The company has built treehouses, with embedded tech, on its Redmond campus to serve as meeting spaces and a more casual work environment.
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It also sells a Comfort Washed version of the cover, which has a lower thread count and a more casual, lived-in look.
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And indeed, the Misfit brand has traditionally had some success taking on more casual users looking for something relatively simple but still fashionable.
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She was rocking a far more casual look -- a midriff-baring pink sweatsuit -- than the all-business blouse she wore at the newser.
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What riles serious fans is that their experience at ballgames is being compromised, in large part, by the behavior of more casual attendees.
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This applies to napkins in restaurants as well — at smaller, more casual places, diners are expected to have their own supply on hand.
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"We have that on Ashe during the first week too as more casual tennis fans go in and out a lot," he added.
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"Maybe it's even more casual than that, and you want play some games in the backyard and have a beer," Mr. Guidara added.
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Published in 2003, D'Alessandro's book shows just a bit of age, as workplaces have become more casual and wired in the intervening years.
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You can also find deals at Target and Walmart for the more casual consumer cameras, like entry-level DSLRs and point-and-shoots.
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The loafer style is on the more casual side, but the two tassels on top add an element of style and fun movement.
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There are multiple games in all three leagues that take place year-round, plus big tournaments that draw in even more casual viewers.
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Kirman used to get dressed up, but now that he's established himself, he can get away with a more casual look, he says.
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While Reynolds said she would love to return, she advised that more casual travelers may find certain social norms difficult to adapt to.
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The photographers developed different styles — Mr. Sweet more casual, catching scenes as if by chance; Mr. Monroe, more meticulous, more concerned about structure.
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And, although Gordon Ramsay is an undeniably on-point super chef, he isn't exactly our go-to for the more casual staples of Americana.
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Sure, our work dress code might be a bit more casual than others', but that doesn't mean we're not ready to get to business.
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Those of us engrossed in a more casual dating climate will contemplate one thing and one thing only: What are we eating after sex?
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She was joined by her lookalike 18-year-old daughter, Lily, who went more casual in a denim skirt, white bombers and combat boots.
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In many ways, this is evidence of Bungie finding the right balance between overtly demanding and time-consuming "hardcore" gameplay and more casual fare.
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She then opts for a more casual look, swapping the mini-dress for a hat, tiny black shorts, a crop-top and black boots.
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After decades of buildup, Jane meaningfully lost her virginity and went on to have more casual yet equally fulfilling sexual relationships with different men.
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Perhaps so, but while his journey proves mildly intriguing, more casual passengers will likely begin looking for the exits before he reaches his destination.
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With my school days far beyond me, I decided to go a more casual route with super comfy silk pants and a top underneath.
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While the second image sported the same serene backdrop, the gals are having a more casual, fun moment, snuggling close together for the shot.
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While the second image sported the same serene backdrop, the gals are having a more casual, fun moment, snuggling close together for the shot.
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The retired soccer player, 42, looked dapper in a tweed suit while his son dressed more casual in a white T-shirt and slacks.
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But how much time will more casual readers want to spend on a given story once they've had their fill from a single source?
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CasualX As the name implies, CasualX is an app designed for people not looking for a relationship but desire a more casual experience instead.
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Stone donned a navy dress with gold embellishments for fashion's biggest night, while Theroux kept his look more casual in an all-black ensemble.
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The new ranking system splits up between two buckets of play: Glory, for the serious-minded players, and Valor, for the more casual crowd.
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"This line is a more casual expression of everything we do, and is an entry into the brand," she told WWD at the time.
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Maybe it's a good idea on the product side, in that printing too much data on the screen might scare away more casual users.
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The girls wore their hair in braids while donning frilly dresses, as the boys went more casual with grey sweaters and button-down shirts.
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Hale told Remix that she's not looking for a long-term relationship right now and that she's excited to go on more casual dates.
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Yes, the M600 also does your more casual fitness tracking; it'll alert you if you've been inactive for too long, and also monitors sleep.
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In the photo, Kourtney, 36, plays with Khloé's stylish braids while the pair show off a more casual take on the all-black uniform.
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While Meghan Markle is perhaps more typically known for wearing elegant dresses, sophisticated coats, and heels, she isn't afraid of a more casual look.
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It's tough and functional, but you can also make it look more casual or dressed up, making its $180 price tag feel more justified.
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Other groups were more casual, their fighters in T-shirts and sandals, assault rifles hanging loosely by their sides, guarding sandbagged positions at intersections.
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THE LOOK Since boxing was legalized in Puerto Rico in 1927, the island has produced dozens of world champions and even more casual enthusiasts.
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I snapped out of it and decided to open a more casual bar-taqueria concept in the same space that I'm calling Mercado Taqueria.
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But a lot of people have more casual computing needs: reading social media posts, looking up maps, taking photos, sending occasional texts and emails.
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I'm not proud of this, and I wish I could take a more casual, more French approach to acceptance, but it's not in me.
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He said it would be a fine-dining restaurant in the evening and more casual during the day, with an emphasis on Italian fare.
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While Bieber made a statement in heeled flip flops, her husband opted for a more casual look designed entirely by his brand Drew House.
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She went for a more casual look for the family&aposs 2018 Christmas card, opting to wear jeans, a shirt, and a grey sweater.
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And there's plenty of analysts — of varying repute — who sell their fantasy and sports betting picks to more casual players for hefty subscription fees.
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Watters and Gutfeld, whose brands are more casual, comical and self-deprecating than O'Reilly or Bolling, have also been given plenty of at-bats.
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Baswedan often wears a white shirt and a black Muslim cap while campaigning, while Yudhoyono tends to be more casual in a black polo shirt.
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Google says the idea is to encourage more casual posts for when users may not want to take the time to upload a full video.
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It is a more casual and relaxed look so it is easier, but if it is a fancy event, that is part of the fun.
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The two went for a more casual look, with Martin sporting a large beanie and matching grey sweater while Johnson sported a long white coat.
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It's well-known among fans and even more casual filmgoers that Marvel doesn't have the greatest track record when it comes to its movie villains.
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Oil and the stock market used to move in tandem, but the relationship between crude and stocks has become much more casual in recent weeks.
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Additionally, when the relationship is more casual between teens, and there's arguably less trust and greater emotional risk, sexting may lead to disappointment or anguish.
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McNearney, 38, paired the dress with tights and red pumps, while Kimmel, 49, opted for a more casual look with sneakers and a leather jacket.
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Instead of the usual outfits, DCA updated the three with new clothes that skewed a little more casual, with denim jackets, chambray, and polka dots.
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Because the playing is more casual, you can take the time to look around at the crowd and enjoy the full effect of playing onstage.
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When serious, reputation-making restaurants run out of room on the walls to hang all the awards, chefs open a cheaper, more casual restaurant nearby.
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George's very first portrait, which was taken by grandpa Michael Middleton at the Middleton family home in Bucklebury, England, had an even more casual feel.
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While the inspiration behind her first line was "from work to wine" Longoria thinks this one feels "a little younger and more casual" than before.
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The only issue for the game in the foreseeable future is continuing to balance the needs of the hardcore gamers with the more casual ones.
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Other studies find that those daily and near-daily users consume about three times as much cannabis per day of use as more casual users.
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The statements made by celebrities at this award show might be more casual than a black tie event, but they are no less fashion forward.
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The navigation changes were likely a design choice Twitter made, in part, to simplify the use of its product by more casual users and newcomers.
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During YouTube's keynote presentation at CES this evening, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman said the company plans to release a "more casual" spherical camera sometime soon.
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However, unlike other games to have hit the market, Pokémon Go saw a significant number of more casual players join, thanks to its viral spread.
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This new style is far more casual than what I used to wear, but it's no less fashionable, and maybe even a little more fun.
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All this seems geared toward making the service more approachable and easier for newer and existing, more casual users — and help it continue to grow.
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In China, dating apps are typically used to find long relationships or marriage, as opposed to American apps, which often facilitate much more casual dating.
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For many, WWE is pro wrestling; its accessibility and ubiquity mean that it's an easy vector for new or more casual fans to get into.
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Greek and American flags welcome diners to BZ Grill, which was decidedly more casual than the first two Greek restaurants I had tried that day.
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In all, the pieces are decidedly more casual than Rosie Assoulin and, at $595 to $1,295, they clock in at a slightly lower price point.
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For a more casual evening, dine in the lounge and feast on the burger — impeccable char on the outside, napkin-sopping juicy on the inside.
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For more casual appearances, Meghan has chosen shoes from sustainable sneaker and flat brands, among them Adidas x Stella McCartney, Birdies, Rothy&aposs and Veja.
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They have a more casual culture, but you go to our trading floors and go to a lot of our offices it is no different.
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But he worried that his regulars would be rattled by a more casual setup; they weren't accustomed to benches, communal tables and an ordering line.
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Dress codes at work and schools have gotten more casual, while more Americans have become comfortable wearing leggings, sweatpants and sneakers outside of the gym.
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But if you were a more casual viewer, the mysteries were a fun, added element to the saga of Jack, Kate, and all the rest.
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He added the Barn, a fine-dining restaurant; the Wellhouse, a spa and health center; and, within the main house, a more casual restaurant, the Dogwood.
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But while Kim and Kendall may have been all glammed up on the red carpet, they struck a much more casual note walking around the city.
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The company is currently dubbing Shopkey an "experiment," and rightly so – this more casual sort of interaction between shopper and merchant is new to both parties.
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By the time Nintendo rolled out the hardware's follow-ups, the 3DS and the Wii U, more casual players had moved on to smartphones and tablets.
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If sports betting is made legal I think this could lead to more casual sports fans deciding to bet on their favorite sports teams more often.
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The Cropped JeansFor more casual days, cropped and/or frayed jeans are a slightly more fun way to do denim, rather than your standard black skinnies.
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It's designed to let people easily jump in and out of chats, making video chatting a lot more casual than it's long been on the web.
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This change is aimed at growing Vimeo's library with uploads from a broader base of creators, including those who shoot more casual videos on their smartphones.
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Moroccan and Cannon, 37, wore the Inglewood, California-based event's signature orange hue, opting for more casual ensembles with sweatsuits, sweatbands and orange-and-white sneakers.
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The Fitbit Alta is meant to cater to more casual fitness enthusiasts among us (in contrast, the Blaze targets the die-hard runners and marathon trainers).
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Ahrendts undertook some controversial moves, such as removing the formal Apple "Genius Bar" for technical service from stores and setting up more casual service centers instead.
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I can wear them with skirts and dresses at work or throw them on with jeans or leggings and a sweater for a more casual look.
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The first look I wanted to be more casual, something she could wear on the weekend while out for a coffee or shopping with her friends.
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For Mexican food that defies cliché, there's Atla, from the chef Enrique Olvera, more casual than Cosme, his big New York debut of two years ago.
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Out from there, the tiers contain more casual friends with whom you invest less time and tend to have a less profound and more tenuous connection.
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In their place, a much more casual, toned down Kim has emerged, one regularly clad in huge sweatpants with almost no makeup and simple, straight hair.
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Jenner, 20, wore jeans, black boots and a crop top, while A$AP, 27, opted for a more casual look in black sweatpants and a sweater.
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This brand new release from the certified nutrition expert Liora Bels is a less exhaustive tome for the more casual consumer of plant-based whole foods.
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The company culture rebranding included a new look for Legere, who grew his hair out and donned a more casual look as the T-Mobile CEO.
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Pete Wells, The New York Times's restaurant critic also recommended ordering just one plate at a time, which goes over better in the more casual barroom.
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Whether you need a new pair of dress shoes for the office or a more casual pair for weekends, this sale is not to be missed.
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Cameron, 26, appeared more casual in light denim jeans (rolled at the cuff), and a short-sleeve light blue button-down shirt with a checkered pattern.
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But some of the best moments happened on the red carpet, where the looks were decidedly more casual than we can expect to see this year.
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Major Food will also renovate and reopen the more casual space downstairs, formerly called Brasserie, though the group has it on the back burner for now.
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Now two years old, this sliver of a restaurant offers a more casual, wallet-friendly version of its upscale sister restaurant Nagaya a few blocks away.
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But on this day, he's preparing for the opening of Du's Donuts & Coffee, a much more casual joint situated at the William Vale Hotel in Williamsburg.
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Members often use the network to meet up outside of Skirt Club events, which also include more casual mixers and weekend getaways to Ibiza and Miami.
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The concert program, designed to appeal to more casual travelers, offers a pair of lawn tickets to dozens of concerts throughout the country for 10,000 points.
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Now, through the "Checkpoint" system, official feedback is given on at least a quarterly basis — and it's supplemented by a more casual, ongoing dialogue between employees.
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And then after the half-life of that video, it's people in search who are more casual, just kinda generally looking to get a new device.
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The reality star/designer kept her style simple and chic in a sleeveless black turtleneck, while the rapper looked more casual a t-shirt, sweatshirt and cap.
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"Seeing women of all sizes in bathing suits on social media and in advertising has become more casual," says Katie Smith, a senior retail analyst at Edited.
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Hanks, meanwhile, kept it more casual, but still embraced the country theme, adding a straw hat and red bandana to his white top and black pants ensemble.
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"Historically, this is about the time more casual or new buyers enter the market or upgrade their systems," said John Taylor of Arcadia Investment in a note.
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For years, Tinder had tried to downplay the app's more casual nature, but it's now able to change course due to its acquisition of dating app Hinge.
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This camera is at the low end of the interchangeable lens pile, meaning it's aimed at a more casual crowd — the kind that appreciates a good selfie.
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While the die-hards were always knowledgeable, the more casual fans now have a much deeper understanding of what they're watching than they did before TUF existed.
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This will likely be a great service for more casual gamers, but might not be the best fit for the most hardcore users playing multi-player titles.
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These speech patterns are often more casual, colloquial, rapid and full of slang than the way we formally address computerized assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Home.
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Swipe Night's launch was something of a departure for the dating app, whose primary focus has been on connecting users for dating and other more casual affairs.
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While not going out of its way to defy stereotype, the place was welcoming — more casual, and less affected, than its showy, sky-high setting would suggest.
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I like that they look even more casual than regular sneakers, which is why you'll often find me wearing the Skippers on the weekend, regardless of season.
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They not only report more desire for sex (and more frequent sexual fantasies), but they are doing it more often, too, which includes having more casual sex.
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The strap-and-buckle closure makes monk straps more casual in contrast to Oxfords, but it's also a fine way to spruce up an otherwise conservative ensemble.
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At the same time, Nintendo largely ignored the explosive growth of mobile gaming on smartphones and tablets, which siphoned away more casual players from dedicated games hardware.
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Heavyweight boxer Shannon Briggs was the surprise emcee, as the Pauls flaunted fancy suits and traded insults with KSI and Deji ... who opted for more casual wear.
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Those moments will be enough to satisfy the overzealous Beyhive (though what Beyoncé-related content doesn't satisfy the Beyhive?) and probably more casual fans and admirers, too.
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They look (and are!) rugged, but they are also one of the lightest boots Wirecutter experts tested, and it felt great even on more casual day hikes.
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To the left is a more casual eating space that flows into an open kitchen with a central island, white quartz countertops and a walk-in pantry.
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If the restaurant is booked, try your luck at the nearby Pro Loco (Via Bergamo 18; 393-06-841-4136), which is more casual, but also excellent.
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However, when she's not a working member of the royal family, it's likely we'll see her revert to some more casual wear, such as jeans and jackets.
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In summer 2017, his temper flared in the view of customers in the more casual dining section, where there's an open kitchen, according to multiple current staffers.
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While it's apples and oranges to compare to World of Warcraft, Guild Wars 2 takes a decidedly different approach that is particularly appealing to more casual players.
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They said more-casual industry norms — like meetings over drinks — and casting decisions that are often based on people's appearances can blur the lines around sexual misconduct.
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"We wanted a unique wedding experience," Amboyer says of choosing to do their reception as a more casual "house party" at 632 on Hudson near the Meatpacking District.
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Now, dating is apparently a much more casual endeavor, so casual in fact I find it hard to find the line between dating and simply having a pulse.
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Whether you choose to pore over a starmap with your morning java or prefer to maintain a more casual relationship with your horoscope is totally up to you.
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And thank you, Usher (Usher!), for Snapchatting this moment out to people like us, who have since traded the traditional work wardrobe for something a little more...casual.
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The goal is to grow beyond the usual sports bros that are daily fantasy players and tap a larger population looking for a more casual and social experience.
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It had a similar look, but the company said it planned to design more pieces for young women's "on-the-go, busy" lifestyles and add more casual wear.
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Letizia — known for her incredibly chic and elegant style — let her hair down and opted for a more casual look by wearing a white mini-dress and sandals.
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That's important since Line is dependent on Japan for nearly 90 percent of its revenue, and stickers have appeal outside of the country and among more casual users.
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While many of their adventures boast high-fashion looks, the duo opted for something a lot more casual during a recent trip to Oklahoma: layers of camouflage. Yeehaw?
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"We went to the sale section in Macy's and found a really, really cool jacket," she says about opting for something more "casual" than another lavish wedding gown.
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The Italian film festival celebrates films and TV shows aimed at kids and teenagers, which may be one reason Adams chose a more casual ensemble for the event.
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If the Smartshoes' style isn't to your liking, the company's planning to release a more casual — and more fashionable — smart sneaker called the Harrison Warm Sneaker as well.
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But as horror stories about vulnerable pacemakers or insulin pumps persist, and ransomware continues to target hospitals around the world, that more casual approach has felt increasingly insufficient.
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Opting for a more casual outfit may do more than show your hiring manager a certain level of professionalism, it may lead you to feel too laid back.
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It's been a little over a year since Kate Spade New York's more casual, lower-priced spinoff line, Kate Spade Saturday, closed its bright-yellow doors for good.
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It may sound like common sense, but as workplaces get more and more casual, Jarman says he's noticed a lot fewer guys coming in to interview in suits.
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It mostly works on both levels, although more casual film-goers might understandably opt to catch this TV-movie-style true story after it's sailed out of theaters.
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If you're working in a more casual office environment, I'm a huge fan of the brand's jeans-like leggings, which are available in petite, regular, and tall inseams.
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The dining room of his more casual space bears hints of a French Quarter tourist trap, with Mardi Gras beads and jester's masks slung over a wall sconce.
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Though I like using those to entertain occasionally, I prefer these stemless glasses that are much more casual and much less breakable (...kind of like a mason jar).
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It was an easy fit, given that Mr. Sartori had served as the design director of Zegna's more casual line, Z Zegna, for eight years before joining Berluti.
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It was reportedly a ploy by The CW to see if the show could attract more casual viewers if it got less serialized, and it was not successful.
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That being said, I yearned for a denim version; I wanted a slightly more casual look that still had the same dressy, crisp feel of my OG trousers.
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Just as League tends to be a more casual game among North American audiences, it's esports division has also tended to be more about entertainment than pure sport.
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The slew of brief — and notably more casual — campaign announcements is reflective of the realities of the 2020 primary cycle, which could draw upwards of two dozen candidates.
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It also has a community of 3.5 million developers, including some customers and some more casual users who look at documentation and other content on its web site.
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In the film adaptation, Nichols's direction of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, tailored to the screen, makes the tragedy of their lives more casual and thus more heartbreaking.
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For those who prefer more casual comfort, my pared-back dessert — poached apricots with pistachio and amaretto mascarpone — echoes all these flavors, but without all the hard work.
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It's a five-year-old, Michelin-starred Indian restaurant owned by three British-Indian siblings, the Sethis, who have since opened a more casual second venue in Soho.
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It has been decades since I left the job that required a daily commute, so now I make my CITY HAUL less regularly and for more casual reasons.
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In 1990, the Grammys&apos red carpet was a far more casual affair than it is today, but stars including Gloria Estefan and Paula Abdul brought some sparkle.
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The formality of Matsalen — tasting menus and tablecloths — has been stripped away and replaced by a more casual style, with blond-wood tables and plates meant for sharing.
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And I suspect that most of the time, students who call faculty members by their first names and send slangy messages are not seeking a more casual rapport.
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D'Amelio choreographs her own dances and posts several TikToks a day, some of which include lip sync videos, vlogs, and more casual takes of her doing various activities.
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This chef who worked in Las Vegas at Bouchon and Joël Robuchon is now the chef de cuisine at Jared Sippel's Trattoria Italienne, which has become more casual.
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And for networks, it could make a show with a committed and loyal audience as valuable as one that attracts a larger but more casual set of viewers.
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For kids, families, and more casual players, on the other hand, a simpler console that offers a more social and user-friendly gaming experience may be more suitable.
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At Tokyo Record Bar, you can eat, too, even when it switches from a small-plate dinner menu to a more casual D.J. setting after 10:45 p.m.
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The partners, who have worked in a number of restaurants, describe the new venture as more casual, and it will eventually be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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What makes the situation even trickier is that more casual Marvel fans who don't follow lots of comic books may not be privy to how the system works.
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" Neil Saunders, managing director of consumer research house GlobalData Retail, said the braking reports would not deter Tesla fans, "it might raise doubts among the more casual buyer.
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Selections at the Detroit-based brand, which range from $78 to $158, include fancier clothes like dress shirts, but there are far more casual shirts and jeans available.
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If picking up something quick and more casual is your thing, Qdoba is once again offering their "Qdoba for a Kiss" promotion for the tenth year in a row.
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Because it's built into the browser, Chrome's offline saving feature could see wider adoption among more casual readers who wouldn't have otherwise downloaded a standalone app for saving articles.
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Earlier in the day, Baldwin kept it a little more casual – and a little more covered up – in only a dark bandeau and a pair of oversize Champion sweats.
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Known for its smart men's suits, Hugo Boss has been introducing more casual and sportswear styles to appeal to a younger audience and investing heavily in its online offer.
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The takeaway here is that the Galaxy Watch is blending the discrete, personal data that a fitness tracker would prioritize and bringing it to a more casual watch setup.
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PowerUp X FPV Video Paper Airplane Kit — $99.95 See Details If you're looking for a more casual drone experience, PowerUp also offers the 3.0 Smartphone Controlled Paper Airplane Kit.
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"I thought that I could make it a bit more casual by wearing the blazer with a white tee, but Anita talked me into keeping it dressy," Andrews said.
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Judging from Park's statements, the company's next attempt at entering the smartwatch market will likely break that mold and look to appeal to a broader, more casual user base.
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As office dressing grew ever more casual — and with more people working from home — existing rules about what to wear and when to wear it were quickly becoming irrelevant.
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Wear it with black pants, a dress, or a skirt when you need to look dressy, or throw it over nice jeans and a blouse on more casual days.
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The video, posted on Merkel's German cabinet, the Bundesregierung's, Facebook page, shows a blurry (yet seemingly normal, for Trump) handshake between the two men, among another more casual greeting.
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More casual Emporio Armani absorbed the brands Armani Collezioni and part of Armani Jeans, with the remaining part of it being merged into the younger A/X Armani Exchange.
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If Nintendo is able to offer the Switch at, say, $250, will make it far more appealing to the more casual audience it has been targeting in recent years.
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Here, the fans run the club, people do have a say in how things are run, the football is a lot more casual and it's £10 to get in.
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When most couples frolic in flower-covered meadows or among the tundras in Iceland for their engagement photos, Angela Gallo and Manuel Rosario opted for a more casual location.
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Today, though, it's a much more casual experience, with takeout, fast-casual, and delivery being just as common (and growing much faster) than going to a full-service restaurant.
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On the other hand, if the meeting is a more casual meeting that was requested by a close friend, that is also important context to know before going in.
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It was a topic that made conversation more casual despite the circumstances—as casual as navigating the uncertain terrain of starting a romantic relationship between those walls can be.
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But many women, particularly those interested in getting and maintaining short cuts, are entering unfamiliar territory for the promise of a sharp new style and a more casual vibe.
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Traditionally buttoned-up Wall Street bank Goldman Sachs has relaxed the dress code for its computer engineers in a bid to attract tech talent with a more casual environment.
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In general, Silicon Valley tech, nonprofit and start-up culture skew more casual than New York City finance and business, which are different from what Nashville lawyers might wear.
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But Mr. de Blasio's stance underscored his administration's tendency to stress the care taken with issues of legality while appearing more casual, and sometimes even dismissive, of ethical questions.
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Owners also love its luxe-looking details like the contrast piping and gold zippers, which make it feel a bit more dressy than some other more casual puffer vests.
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The revamp will give "Conan" a more casual feel: O'Brien will be wearing fewer suits and will do away with the desk, bringing the audience closer to the action.
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The first night was such a blur, but waking up the next day I couldn't have been more excited to get to know these women in a more casual setting.
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The petition isn't calling for Trump to be banned from the UK altogether, but rather for his visit to be downgraded from a state visit to a more casual one.
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Paris wore a sultry, see-through mesh gown with a snake embellishment across the bodice, while Prince kept it more casual in a black t-shirt and matching bomber jacket.
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Still, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have managed to make even the first reception, hosted by Her Majesty the Queen at St. George's Hall, more casual than previously expected.
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Plus, this piece can be dressed up (try it a pair of high-heeled mules like Hadid) or more casual (like a distressed mini with a fresh pair of sneakers).
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The failure to solve those issues has inevitably pushed casual players away, as has the game's intrinsic design that prioritizes competitive play at the expense of other, more casual modes.
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One of the big themes in Twitter's user experience for power and more casual users is that they come up with workarounds for certain features that Twitter does not offer.
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In terms of fashion, this band is a good fit for those who want something that can be more casual — but it's not quite as sporty as the Sport band.
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That will remind you to tune-in, or for more casual fans, will serve as a reminder to check in on the game later to see how it turned out.
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The photo, posted by TMZ, shows Halsey wearing a sparkling silver sequin dress with a plunging backline, while G-Eazy appeared more casual in a white T-shirt and suspenders.
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" Chinese broadcaster CCTV said some analysts had suggested this year's more casual attitude towards winning gold medals shows that the fans are gradually grasping the "true spirit of Olympic Games.
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In the teaser video below, among the signature structured busts and skin-tight trousers, we spy a sparkly bucket hat, hinting at a more casual take on the designer's aesthetic.
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Research published in 2009 showed that crested pigeons fleeing danger flap their wings faster, thus generating a different whistle from that of birds taking off in a more casual manner.
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But some people are able to be more casual about that thing—to simply let beauty be beauty, and a moment be a moment—whereas I can't help but cling.
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It comes as no surprise that Jenner's wax figure — which is valued at $350,000 — changed into something a little more casual for the excursion: black sweatpants and a matching sweatshirt.
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But if you're not partaking in Valentine's Day this year, there's a more casual (but no less important!) holiday happening simultaneously, and it's all about celebrating and empowering your friends.
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"I use clothing to express how I'm feeling, so if I'm feeling more casual that day I'll throw on a top and some jeans and maybe some flats," she says.
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Its Apple TV already offers iOS gaming, though it is considered more casual than gaming consoles such as the Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One and the recent Nintendo Switch.
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Those who download are often far more casual listeners — people who don't see it worth their $2130 a month and would rather spend money only on the music they want.
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That interferes with the more casual, off-the-cuff, goofy, personal style of content people typically post to Stories, which they might not want their boss or family to see.
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But the options for networking are more limited, and Wolfe describes BumbleBizz as a more casual and immediate alternative to something like LinkedIn, the current de facto professional networking platform.
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The bride asked her to help her choose a dress ("something more casual than the full-on traditional wedding gown"), and the groom flouted convention by wearing a white suit.
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They've also got an incredible selection of more casual shirting ($145), chinos ($160), outerwear (starting at $125), and more, all with the amazing attention to detail they've become known for.
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Pressured to start taking piano lessons at 8 years old, he found repeating scales monotonous but later credited the exercises with sharpening his playing and making it seem more casual.
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If you're not going to wear your overcoat with formal attire, I'd recommend pairing it with a chunky cable-knit sweater or a cashmere turtleneck for a more casual look.
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Earlier this year, Goldman relaxed its rigid dress code, in light of "the changing nature of workplaces generally in favor of a more casual environment," according to a company memo.
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She was working at a German think tank and noticed that both in the office and at social events, friends and colleagues were far more casual about touching one another.
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Locals flock, for breakfast, to the more casual Itanoní,where you can sit at shaded outdoor tables and enjoy handmade tortillas and dishes featuring hand milled, organic corn flour (masa).
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Parkside is a more casual option for a drink in the neighborhood, and good for a snack or, hey, a pizza, if you need a late-night dose of energy.
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If geography is destiny, it's hardly surprising that their aesthetics are wildly divergent: Sophia describes hers as "very, very, very feminine and dressy," whereas Masafumi's is more casual and urban.
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The fact that it's a bit more casual than the normal series games also seems strangely appealing, sort of like a nice easy way to dip back into the past.
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The basic idea behind the broader pivot was that kids today, always on those darn cellphones, would prefer a more casual, vertical gaming experience outside of the computer or console.
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According to Spellings at the Cut, Rent the Runway's offerings have recently become less mainstream, but at the time, the selection felt too businesswear-forward for my more casual office.
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Wear them over a crop top and leggings like Ashley Graham did during a 2019 basketball game in New York City, or over a dress to make it more casual.
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In today's more casual and creative business world, a traditional suit and tie or high-heels and a skirt may no longer be the standard interview uniform for every industry.
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For job seekers out in the harsh real world, these results suggest it's probably worth springing for the fanciest interview outfit you can realistically afford (even for more casual workplaces).
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If the date is more casual, try a T-shirt with an edgy phrase or band; if it's more formal, think jewelry showcasing a menacing insect, animal, or mythological beast.
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Everyone can wear this collection, day and night, as long as it makes a twist with a more casual piece such as white men's shirt, or a boyfriend denim trucker jacket.
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This latter addition is one of several changes to Plex in recent months which, along with Plex Cloud, are aimed at attracting more casual users and cord cutters to its service.
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The spouses also have a more casual stroller from the British retailer: the Silver Cross Wave ($1,300) that offers 16 car seat, bassinet and stroller configurations and the highest safety guarantees.
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"Dating app users don't have more casual sexual partners than others with the same short-term preference," Mons Bendixen, an associate professor at NTNU's Department of Psychology, said in a statement.
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Hogan ran late to an interview at a hotel bar, stopping by his room first to change out of a dark suit and into a more casual plaid blazer and jeans.
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Yeah, I like "net art" because it's sort of a little more casual and it implies a fuzziness about it that I think is appropriate given the complexity of the internet.
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Our store checks have shown a significant pullback in promotions since 1H18 which we believe reflects on-trend product from both FL's core partners and smaller more casual/fashion oriented brands.
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Insisting that people who want to watch sports must have a cable subscription might help retain die-hard sports fans, but more casual fans like me will continue to drift away.
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The company says it simply wanted to get a touchscreen into its entry-level model since it views that feature as essential when it comes to attracting new, more casual customers.
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"Luxury consumers are trending much younger and looking for more casual and specialized items," Yuan Bing, a managing director at Hony who was involved in the transaction, said in the statement.
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In disassociating, my very smart, adaptive brain stepped in to create distance and protect me from being vulnerable, just as alcohol had done in the past during my more casual encounters.
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"Fortnite's rise may ultimately benefit the video game industry as it could add more casual players and expand the overall pie to include more female and younger skewing demos," she wrote.
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The company makes most of its sales from bridal gowns and bridesmaids' dresses, but a shift to more casual weddings made the company's traditional dresses and gowns less appealing, analysts say.
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Thanks to services like Amazon-owned Twitch, watching players compete in real-time has become more accessible to more casual gaming fans, who can't travel to events to watch in person.
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Modern first ladies, notably Michelle Obama, have been careful to seek out more affordable options to include in their wardrobes to make a polished but sensible statement on more casual occasions.
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Read more: 20 things you should never say to your coworkers'Talk soon'The more casual cousin of "speak with you soon," this one follows pretty much the same rules as its relative.
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"What I love about the plane is that we're together for hours, which fosters a more casual opportunity to have a conversation," said Emilie Rubinfeld, chief marketing officer at Carolina Herrera.
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"A front door in a formal period home usually has two sconces" for symmetry, Mr. Joyce said, but the entrance to a more casual or contemporary home may require only one.
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And on LinkedIn, some brands are already embracing the value of more casual and real-time video: Earlier this month, Linkedin began beta testing live video broadcasting capabilities with LinkedIn Live.
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As more publishers move toward subscription models, a news subscription service like the one Facebook has proposed could work to their advantage by driving more casual readers to pay for news.
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His contemporary, Malick Sidibé (1936–2016), also originally a portraitist and a great one, expanded the genre as he began to take pictures in more casual settings, in nightclubs and outdoors.
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Marvel stalwarts may appreciate the way some puzzle pieces slot together, but more casual moviegoers may find the information dumps and the film's many seemingly unrelated or unjustified elements daunting and confusing.
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Lyft had a more casual carpooling product that it was testing in the Bay Area, in which non-professional drivers could get paid to pick up strangers on their way to work.
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" But that doesn't mean she's against more casual flings: "As long as you protect yourself and get tested periodically, then by all means, go ahead and do what you've got to do!
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Once you land the opportunity to speak with someone in your new industry of choice, whether in an actual job interview or a more casual meeting, be prepared to explain your situation.
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I understand why, but I think of the more casual places that have the same menu all day, there's only a handful that are worth going to at three in the afternoon.
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J. Crew faces stiff competition in the retail space, from the rise of more casual athleisure apparel to e-commerce firms such as Amazon that have squeezed an array of traditional retailers.
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Lyft also has a more casual carpooling product that its testing in the Bay Area, in which non-professional drivers can get paid to pick up strangers on their way to work.
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But it promises the Method will let more casual users get those results with less effort, thanks to the high-end perks mentioned above, as well as other software and hardware improvements.
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For example, while the musical drops a few expletives, Miranda throws a hell of a lot more casual "motherfucker"s into Drunk History than he did into Hamilton (which contains exactly one).
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But the structure of a traditional sports league isn't just something that's familiar to owners and players — it also allows more casual fans to connect with teams in a way they understand.
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But brands have major incentives to follow this route too, as consumer tastes shift towards more casual clothes - creating a need for trademarks setting apart luxury cotton T-shirts from standard ones.
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Patreon believes it's losing more casual creators during the signup process because new users may be overwhelmed by options and the company is hoping fewer barriers to entry might help with retention.
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Taking a page from Taco Bell, White Castle wants future brides and grooms to trade their dreams of a ballroom wedding for the reality of a decidedly more casual Las Vegas reception.
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While most of the workshops are user-friendly and fun, I'm not sure if the subscription will be worth it for more casual users who can find similar content for free online.
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I prefer this slightly more casual and flexible version of the bag, which you can tell has actually been put through its paces but still manages to maintain its original versatile style.
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Although Middleton is more likely to be spotted in a designer dress than anything else, flared and high-waisted trousers have slowly started to become a firm favorite for more casual engagements.
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But brands have major incentives to follow this route too, as consumer tastes shift toward more casual clothes - creating a need for trademarks setting apart luxury cotton T-shirts from standard ones.
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This meant the opportunity to snag a more casual or fighting game curious audience alongside the faithful hardcore was missed and, as a result, the series became more of a niche interest.
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For more casual use, especially for those looking to arm their employees with some great tech, you can get the bare-bones Dell Vostro 13 21 laptop for $23 with code BIZLT2299.
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The chef doesn't plan to stick too strictly to any single cuisine, and though he will continue to cook seafood, he said both the food and setting would be far more casual.
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"Fortnite" has surpassed PUBG due to its free-to-play no upfront cost business model, lower hardware requirements, less cheating problems and a more casual cartoon look that appeals to younger gamers.
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The other pieces in the Silent Down collection include the Parka ($349) if you really need to lean into winter weather protection and the down Shirt ($229) for a more casual look.
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The National Theater in central London long ago set the mold for in-house entertainment with its riverside complex that includes a bookstore, a fine dining restaurant and more casual food choices.
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In a more casual living room adjacent to the summer living room, used primarily in the warmer months, they chose a design filled with mermaids, fishermen and waves of hand-drawn curlicues.
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Does El Paso have a role to play in helping Juárez revive its image and tourism industry, and the sort of more casual cross-border traffic that used to be in place?
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Like many other fashion brands, Blumarine, known for delicate and feminine designs, shifted to more casual and comfortable clothes and made use of plenty of snakeskin leather in the spring-summer 2019 collection.
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When he made a much-publicized trip to Laredo, Texas, in July 2015 to visit the US-Mexico border, the hot weather necessitated a more casual look than his usual suit and tie.
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This means that with two models, Sony can aim its higher-end "Neo" at serious gamers, while the standard model with a cheaper price tag will be targeted at a more casual base.
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Shelton — looking slightly more casual than his girlfriend in dark jeans and a vest — kicked off the song before Stefani, wearing a festive sparkly short dress, entered from the side of the stage.
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In the other images, the Alabama-born star wears a slightly more casual look, slipping into a blue snakeskin Ramy Brook minidress and accessorizing with — no surprise here — a bouquet of red roses.
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The video splits between the darkly elegant prototype, splashed with generous doses of dramatic fog, and more casual shots of a test room with a slightly different version that demonstrates the drone's capabilities.
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Williams, 44, was by her side also looking comfortable — ditching the usual tuxedo and suits worn by men at the Met Gala for a far more casual look, also by Comme des Garcons.
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We're wearing our hair pulled back to let them steal the spotlight, but they look equally fabulous with loose tresses and a more casual get-up — proving their ability to elevate any attire.
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This feature should make video calls on Portal easier and more casual than they are on a smartphone or laptop, where you're constantly having to hold up the device or adjust its angle.
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But for such a tense show, The Americans has a more casual set vibe than I was expecting, which is in large part thanks to Russell and Rhys's congenial attitude and sharp focus.
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"While the negative reports of braking issues will not deter Tesla brand enthusiasts, it might raise doubts among the more casual buyer," said Neil Saunders, Managing Director of consumer research house GlobalData Retail.
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For a more casual tie, it's hard to beat a slim-cut knit, and the Charles Tyrwhitt tie is the perfect choice for adding some traditional masculine flair to a less formal outfit.Pros:Cons:
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Sitting in an auditorium with 2,000 people also often leads to more casual encounters than is otherwise possible in North Korea, where itineraries are tightly controlled and conversations with ordinary people are rare.
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If you're on-site for several nights in a row, you can also try Cispresso, the new high-end Italian restaurant, or go with the more casual, tried-and-true Hard Rock Café.
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"My passion is trying to make cheese approachable and relatable to people in America who may see it as unobtainable, to allow them to enjoy cheese on a more casual level," she says.
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Some also noted that except for going outside and around the corner to Pierrot Gourmet (the more casual hotel cafe), there is nowhere on the hotel's main floor to grab a quick coffee.
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Ya know, for when you want to go to the gym or opt for a more casual, sporty look, but don't want those around you to forget you're wearing an Hermès Apple Watch.
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Everlane Day Glove ReKnit Retail Price: $98The Specs: Everlane's signature ReKnit fabric was made from recycled plastic bottles, and lends a lighter, more casual quality to their existing all-leather Day Glove style.
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For something more casual, Miami Joe Coffee Co., which is across from Bar Collins, serves on-the-go java from Panther Coffee and some of the same sweet treats from Zak the Baker.
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So long as the cafe remains open, it will continue to provide a glimpse into the classic Showplace experience, which was something maybe a bit more cluttered, but also, more casual and intimate.
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If you've been a more casual user of LinkedIn, or you just haven't spent much time updating your info, this is a relatively easy way to help set up your 2018, career-wise.
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Ace followed his dad's more casual lead in a gray undershirt, black button-down and sneakers while big sister Maxwell rocked a pink-and-white dress, finishing her own look with elaborately designed sandals.
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But by adding loyalty programs into the mix, which can have a big impact on an establishment's ability to draw in new customers, we might finally start to see more casual chains follow suit.
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This can force a monumental drop in confidence and either put us off dating for life or lead us to partake in more casual dating in an effort to prove our worth through sex.
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The support comes not long after Winter faced backlash and criticism for wearing a sexy ensemble to a red carpet event with her Modern Family cast mates, who all opted for more casual looks.
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Kate Middleton may have a closet full of Jimmy Choo pumps and L.K. Bennett booties, but when it comes to participating in activities during her royal outings, she needs something a little more casual.
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The shoes are notable not only because they are significantly more casual than other things Markle has worn in public but also because they are decidedly more environmentally friendly than most items of clothing.
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But the relationships in Camp W are much more casual, to the point that you still feel like you're friends with everyone at the camp even if you didn't spend much time with them.
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While it might stymie the losses of the more casual players who might otherwise find their way over to Discord, it'll be tough to sway anyone who has already come to call Discord home.
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Though Kate will occasionally wear more casual outfits — like earlier this month, when she wore jeans and a sweater to play bandy hockey in Sweden — her wardrobe is, for the most part, rather formal.
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And unlike Tinder (which is owned by the same parent company as Match) and other more casual apps, Match has a pretty dedicated community of people who are there looking exclusively for serious relationships.
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This isn't an advanced training platform for serious athletes — it's for the more casual runner, who cares more about the self-improvement and social aspects of running than meticulously keeping track of your progress.
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The Classic is built with stainless steel and has a polished silver look that's supposed to be a bit classier, while the Frontier has matte black finish that's a bit more casual and sporty.
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It costs about the same as the Luxury Suite version I tried, but the difference is that it has a lower thread count and looks a little more casual than the Luxury Suite cover.
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But it had lately settled into the role of a tailor to the superrich and not particularly fashionable, despite attempts to introduce more casual and fashion-forward designs under a succession of creative directors.
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She opted for a more casual look for a visit to the Waves for Change charity on Tuesday, pairing a denim jacket with a shirt from her new clothing line, the Smart Set Collection.
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Ronnie Rothstein, an owner of Kleinfeld Bridal in New York, thinks the bridal sneaker is not so much a fashion statement as a lifestyle statement, with fashion in general being more casual these days.
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The group recently broadened and refreshed its product offer to include more casual items, including sneakers, a collection made of Prada's iconic black nylon fabric and a re-edition of its Linea Rossa line.
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But these days, the sector is being roiled by a trend toward more casual events and by couples reluctant to spend so much money on what inevitably is a dress to be worn once.
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The difference is that Anchor is designed to be more casual, whereas Soundtrap is seen as more serious editing software that's designed to be used in a studio setup, even if it's at home.
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Between that, and the fact that the singer is almost never spotted with him in public, more casual followers of Swift's career might not even be aware that she has a boyfriend at all.
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The only difference is that YouTube is hoping e-sports continues to grow at the rate it's going and bring in more casual viewers through the platform's much bigger VOD audience in the process.
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He adds that a few years ago suits were always worn with a tie, but nowadays you'll see people wearing a suit without a tie and pairing the look with a more casual shoe.
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They plan to close the Manhattan restaurant on June 9 to renovate the kitchen and the dining room, and to ship the operation and staff to a more casual, temporary setting in the Hamptons.
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Even though our workplaces are much more casual than they used to be, leaning on a wall or furniture can also be interpreted to mean you're too comfortable and don't take the job seriously.
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I also happen to have several pairs of their more casual, everyday socks, and I must add that these too have proven comfortable and durable when worn around town or just around the house.
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While Beyoncé went super-tight on the carpet in a slaytex gown covered with beading by Givenchy Haute Couture, but went way more casual after in a black tank and a metallic wide-leg pant.
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Pine, 38, wore a stylish black three-piece suit with an open-collared white shirt underneath, while Quinto, 41, kept it more casual in a dark blue blazer with a plaid sweater and black pants.
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Although the real Zoe sported a a more casual outfit, the figure was glammed out in her look from the 2015 Academy Awards— a light pink Versace dress—which was personally donated to Madame Tussauds.
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Be sure to check out our many other buying guides, including the Best Backpacks for College if you're looking for something a little more casual (and cheaper), as well as the Best Messenger Bags guides.
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Seventy-nine percent of the interns said they would prefer "more casual workwear," including 703% who said they prefer hoodies and jeans and 51% who said they prefer not to wear a jacket or tie.
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He did note, though, that the company doesn't really think about the distinction between professional and more casual users, though, since even professional developers often use it to quickly get a project off the ground.
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Granted, interacting online with editorial content is more casual than voting, but this does show us that when a publisher offers us the opportunity to interact and share our opinion, we jump at the chance.
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Overall, she thinks that Instagram and Snapchat are more casual (as long as your date's account is public), so it's totally fine to follow someone on one of those sites after four to six dates.
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But in its latest catwalk show in Milan, with fluorescent colors and big sporty pieces, there were clear signs that Prada intends to address a younger public and expand its offer of more casual clothes.
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In this more casual context, Blue explains, aftercare is for emotionally detangling from a partner and letting your body metabolize all the bonding chemicals it just released to minimize emotional strain of post sex separation.
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They pointed out that her costars from the show had opted for more casual looks, though it most be noted that, of her companions, five are men and one is a 9-year-old girl.
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More casual players can also dial down the difficulty and safely ignore these for the most part, dabbling in the RPG aspects with a more surface-level enjoyment that doesn't detract at all from gameplay.
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Ms. Le Guin's more casual fans, she acknowledged, might be surprised by it — a realistic work set in the early 19th century, a tale of a hopeful revolutionary at a moment when revolutions are impossible.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Barack Obama ditched the coat and tie for a more casual look while surprising Washington, DC, middle school children this week: a leather jacket topped off with a festive Santa hat.
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But our little event was meant to be a more casual affair, and with beers and bites for around 25 New York Times subscribers, I'd bet a few connections were made among readers and writers.
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Next steps On Friday, Trump will enter the third week of his vacation at his south Florida club, where he's sounded out a plethora of advisers -- both formal and more casual -- about his next steps.
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Her husband took a much more casual approach to his dinner look, donning a white hoodie, ripped jeans, and house slippers paired with pink socks — all of which were designed by his brand Drew House.
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CCP hasn't released Valkyrie sales numbers, but Valkyrie's much more casual sister game EVE: Gunjack has been one of the best-selling VR titles, passing 500,000 copies sold across desktop and mobile platforms early this year.
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As Match explained in November, it plans to double-down on marketing that focuses on Tinder's more casual nature and use by young singles, while positioning Hinge as the alternative for those looking for serious relationships.
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HP has been ramping up its Omen line over the past couple years to serve the high-end gaming community, and now it's taking a swing at more casual gamers with its new Pavilion Gaming line.
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However, in Facebook's case, the addition is more casual – it's more about sharing with friends, not monetizing a community through subscriptions, game sales, or custom chat icons, as you'd find on Twitch or YouTube, for example.
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More casual listeners might be wooed by the sound of having millions of tracks at their disposal to listen to, but when it comes to actually figuring out what to play, they might come up mute.
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The exception has been campaigns, where candidates from Obama and Mitt Romney, to George W. Bush and Al Gore have gone tieless, often with sleeves rolled up, to show a more casual, but still presidential look.
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Where MasterClass is gaining traction is in targeting a mass audience of more casual learners, and it is succeeding at getting them to pay a substantial price by the standards of media or consumer internet platforms.
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Going app-only is DJI's way of trying to reach more casual consumers, people who might feel intimidated by a two-stick controller with lots of buttons, but who find gaming on their smartphone a snap.
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" He continued: "In more casual acts of reading this bewilderment can be muted, for there is always the hint of a resolution further on, or an enticement to enter for its own sake the author's world.
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The Stories format broke with the static, hypercurated images typical of Instagram posts with its elusive, 24-hour narrative sequences full of "real-time" glimpses into the everyday, lending a more casual tone to the app.
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Not only is the weekend so close you can taste it, but depending on your place of work, it's also a day when you can ditch the stuffy office attire for something a bit more casual.
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One is more formal where people discuss what they are working on and other business-related subjects while the other one, called "water-cooler," is more casual, where people post more personal messages and funny images.
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The Enquirer also seems to specifically have a pro-Trump agenda that would lead one to expect the outlet to be even more casual with the truth in this case than in a routine political story.
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Mr. Lee has two restaurants there, the fine dining 610 Magnolia and the more casual MilkWood, along with a soon-to-open whiskey and burger bar — and an outsize presence in the Derby City, population: 620,000.
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" And as of March of this year, the investment bank announced it would relax the dress code company-wide for 36,000 employees, citing "the changing nature of workplaces generally in favor of a more casual environment.
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More often than not, it can lead to standing in front of an overflowing closet wondering what the term "business casual" even means — and whether the particular occasion or job leans more business or more casual.
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When a TV show gets turned into a movie, it often represents a big change of pace, with a standalone plot, and a bigger budget, all made for a bigger (or at least more casual) audience.
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While Zuckerberg's answers at the employee Q&A meetings come off as more casual and sometimes jocular takes on his public remarks, the fact that two hours of internal dealings leaked to the press is significant.
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Various iterations of the restaurant—which relocated in 2005 and has had many chefs over the years, most famously Marcus Samuelsson—have included a more casual café, and, before the renovation, the lunch menu offered husmanskost .
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Even in more casual garb, like the T-shirt and backwards cap he sports when we meet for our interview a few days earlier at Wacky Wacko, he's still striking—perfect teeth, strong jawline, lean build.
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At Apple, she overhauled the company's retail operations, redesigning brick-and-mortar Apple Stores with more open floor plans and a focus on pushing customer service "geniuses" out from behind formal counters into more casual spaces.
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If she wants to keep things more casual, the denim designer can cozy up with guests in her screening room for a relaxing hang that's still a bit more elevated than your average Netflix and chill night.
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Of course, diehard Disney fans will have no qualms joining a service dedicated solely to the movies (the pricing for which will be determined in 2018), but more casual viewers will have some decisions on their hands.
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Since installing a new boss in 2015, the company has simplified its Warhammer series and relaunched a number of older, more casual games, most notably "Blood Bowl", which pits orcs against elves in violent American-football matches.
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Q Fifty One is Texas-based retailer that operates two different brands: Q Clothier, a custom-suit store with 6 locations and Rye 51, a more casual luxury men's apparel brand with a few stores in Texas.
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Blizzard's league is arguably the most ambitious e-sports competition ever put together, emulating traditional sports leagues with big-money owners, a regular schedule to follow, and city-based teams to encourage local and more casual fans.
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But, paired with more casual pieces — think sweatpants, hoodies, leggings, and bombers, as demonstrated by the street style queens ahead — they are the perfect piece to add a little punch to a laid-back, off-duty ensemble.
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When Princess Kate debuted a sexy off-the-shoulder look on Wednesday – and a more casual look the following day at Wimbledon – she accessorized with a new pair of earrings bought from a boutique with royal connections.
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So if Instacart can become more casual and easier to use, it will move from being just a grocery delivery company to a service that can handle smaller and specific food orders on a more frequent basis.
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This time, the N.F.L. and Cirque envision a permanent exhibition that appeals to avid fans eager to see historical displays and in-depth exhibits as well as more casual fans who may never have attended a game.
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Known for its smart men's suits, Hugo Boss has introduced more casual and sportswear styles to appeal to a younger audience, recently teaming up with former One Direction singer Liam Payne and Taiwanese-Canadian actor Mark Chao.
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McDonald said Lululemon — known for its sports bras and leggings — will continue to expand the apparel it offers for men to include both running and yoga-focused products, as well as more casual "on the move" apparel.
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After a string of profit warnings, the maker of slick men's suits has been slashing prices in China, adding more casual and sportswear to appeal to younger customers, investing in its website and closing loss-making stores.
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Rorsted told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe " earlier in the day that the company was expecting to continue to sell more casual wear, levering an athleisure trend that doesn't appear to be slowing down in the fashion industry.
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One way to confine the gift theory would be to limit it to particularly close relationships, so that more casual friendships — golfing buddies, for example — would require something of actual value passed in exchange for the information.
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Bright colors, bold prints, and daring cuts (like bell sleeves, cropped hems, and off-the-shoulder shapes) are making office life a whole lot more fun for many professional women who work in a more casual office.
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Middleton opted for a more casual look to take Princess Charlotte to her first day of school, recycling a $180 Michael Kors dress that she previously wore to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding rehearsal in 2018.
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Alongside tuxedo-inspired options, including a strapless white pantsuit, there were elegant fit-and-flare evening dresses and long, swishy robe coats, as well as more casual daywear looks paired with slouchy beanies and tall leather boots.
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The move comes in response to customer feedback, which also led the partners to plan to lower prices and to turn the space into a more casual setting: 22 Orchard Street (Canal Street), 212-219-8785, fungtu.com.
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A: I think there is a change in dining out in London that's happened over the last 5-10 years and it's changed from expensive, celebratory, extravagant, much higher-end gastronomic dining to much more casual dining.
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At the same time, video games and e-sports have soared in popularity, giving rise to an industry of competitive professional and amateur games watched in person and online by fans, alongside more casual gaming on mobile phones.
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Like Stan Smiths, more casual pieces like Lululemon leggings and Nike sneakers have become among the most coveted must-haves — in fact, teens now spend more on activewear than jeans, which is a huge shift from previous generations.
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One of the most charming things we learned – and we were charmed by the Queen, who is much more casual with the Crown Jewels than expected – was that she has a favorite jewel in her Imperial State Crown.
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Last week, developer Game Freak surprised fans by proposing something unusual: two new Pokémon RPGs for the Nintendo Switch that mixed the more casual elements of the mobile games with a beloved version of a traditional Pokémon game.
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The actress donned an Alice Temperley polka dot two-piece skirt and vest, while Russian business heir opted for a more casual look, wearing black pants and a denim button up with a white t-shirt and jeans.
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For a very casual workplace: If you're interviewing for a position in a work environment that is more casual, for example a local restaurant, kids' camp or retail store, Yannetta suggests you still put your best foot forward.
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Carey kept warm in a blue fur coat over an all-black getup with a sparkly diamond necklace, while the Pitch Perfect actress, 38, opted for a more casual look in an Alice + Olivia sweater and black leggings.
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"A long-awaited major software platform revision remains key, in our view, to improve the user experience and cut the time commitment to create and share edited videos, especially to attract more casual users," Cowen & Co analysts wrote.
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How It Works: I went into this thinking I could prepare three different looks for Danielle, one that was a little more casual, then one a little more edgy and then one that was definitely red carpet worthy.
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On the east side of the house is a bar and a more casual dining room with a shorter menu, including a charcuterie plate with notable nduja and coppa, serviceable steak frites and spicy-salty-sticky chicken wings.
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As luxury companies jostle to attract younger clients, Hugo Boss is returning to its roots selling men's suits but also introducing more casual styles as a time when streetwear like hoodies and sneakers are taking catwalks by storm.
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The more casual players who loved the world of Dragon Ball and the competitive players looking to scratch an itch were both staking a claim to the game, and both sides had very different reasons to be excited.
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For example, millennials in the West — where the next generation is less affluent than its parents — shy away from big-ticket items, opting for more accessibly priced pieces that better fit into their less ostentatious, more casual lives.
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When he was sworn into office on November 1, one viewer of the live stream on Periscope asked why Kumamoto was dressed in a formal jacket instead of the more casual clothing he wore on the campaign trail.
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As the sun began to set, I crossed the street to Azad Maidan, past food vendors selling snacks and couples lounging on the grass while groups of boys played decidedly more casual pickup cricket games with tennis balls.
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Klobuchar has introduced legislation that would make it legally clear that dating or more casual partners who were convicted of a misdemeanor for domestic violence (as well as convicted stalkers) would not be allowed to own a firearm.
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This is a risky endeavor, given that the targeted demographic — Gen's Y and Z — is quite happy with their Netflix subscriptions for higher-production value entertainment, and with YouTube for more casual video viewing from the creator community.
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The headset hadn't seen a price drop since it launched in 2016 for $599, which provided a major barrier for more casual gamers who may have been interested in VR were it not for the hefty price tag.
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After touring the British pavilion at the New York World's Fair, the couple joined the president and first lady Eleanor Roosevelt for a more casual dinner at their estate in Hyde Park, New York, overlooking the Hudson River.
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While her costars opted for more casual outfits, 19-year-old Winter went for a more revealing look with a gold mini-dress that exposed her shoulders, cleavage and included mesh panels that showed off parts of her thighs.
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The new app makes sense as the next step for Hinge, which is billing itself as the alternative to apps like Tinder and Bumble, which far more often are filled with people looking for hookups and more casual dating.
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"For us, it was about how do you reposition as something delicious that you can enjoy with your friends or people that you care about, even in more casual settings?" said Brian Carley, chief creative officer at agency Rokkan.
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Known for its smart men's suits, Hugo Boss has introduced more casual and sportswear styles to appeal to a younger audience and invested heavily in its online offer after a bid to go upmarket backfired a few years ago.
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As the genre continues to grow and gain more casual fans, Sanders' impact will only continue to be recognized on a mainstream level, by fans of jazz and fans of the offshoot genres Sanders' vision is being celebrated in.
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While the Maryland native launched his Washington career at the revered Fiola under Fabio Trabocchi, Clark went on to work at far more casual Italian restaurants around town, including the neighborly All-Purpose Pizzeria, Red Hen and San Lorenzo.
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The smiling Mr. Berville was recognized by everybody, was refused an ear by nobody and was distinctly more casual in his shirt sleeves than a frowning, dark-suited rival from the right-leaning Republican party, visiting the same stalls.
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Twitter has been making an effort for some time to streamline and simplify its interface to make its social media platform more accessible to new and more casual users, and it is doing the same in the backend of its service.
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But Hitman 2 is still more accommodating than its predecessor in this regard, and it's nice to see IO tailor its systems to the way its hardcore fans like to play without compromising how more casual players want to experience it.
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For more hardcore Capcom fans, the Capcom Home Arcade might be a reasonable option, but it certainly doesn't look like something that more casual audiences will rally behind, considering you can buy a Nintendo Switch for just a little more money.
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For their part, FanDuel and DraftKings tried to stress to the FTC that they serve a much broader marketplace — not just daily fantasy sports, but weekly and yearly contests, including more casual leagues offered by sites like ESPN and Yahoo.
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"We thought about what we could do to bring [games] back to their roots, and design them in a way to appeal to a broader, more casual audience," he said, noting that smartphones represent an even broader platform for our era.
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Music-streaming services have not been around for long enough to allow a definitive assessment of their market impact, but as they attract more casual music fans (as opposed to deeply knowledgeable nerds), the hits can be expected to benefit.
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On the second floor is the more casual, more boozy Nhau Nhau (which translates to "drink, drink"), a retro-style bar outfitted with old Khanh Ly and Mai Le Huyen records, and ceramic tiles that recall the city's prewar glory.
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"To Europeans, the mere collection of personal information is a bad thing and you should only be able to do it when you have a really good reason" By contrast, she argues, Americans are much more casual about their privacy.
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Although it's no longer as novel as it once was, these aluminum booze alternatives are still the trendiest choice for our portable summer drinking needs — dressing down fancier drinks with more casual exteriors fit for any and all outdoor occasions.
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Karen-Dill-Shackleford, PhD, a media psychologist based in Santa Barbara, CA, says that while some people who are more casual fans might think it's strange to be so attached to fictional characters, it's actually natural to find these characters important.
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While most parents will at least want to know who their child is texting with, there are plenty of times when parents are friendly with someone on a more casual basis – like through the child's school or their extracurricular activities.
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There is little overlap between Bonefish Grill, an upscale casual seafood chain, Flemings, an upscale steakhouse chain and Outback, a more casual steakhouse chain, said the hedge fund, which scored a big payday by investing in Darden Restaurants five years ago.
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The game selection will likely determine the overall value of Xbox Game Pass, but assuming Microsoft can deliver AAA and first-party titles that aren't too old, this could be a great way to get more casual gamers into the Xbox.
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After Mark Langer took over as chief executive in 20.8836, the company known for its smart men's suits abandoned his predecessor's bid to go more upmarket and instead trimmed prices, launching more casual styles and investing heavily in its online offer.
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Almost every single Met Gala attendee changed out of their opulent red carpet gowns and into something a little more casual to hit up the afterparties, but one star decided to make a quick change swap before the gala even started!
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Plus, alongside its more casual dresses, Romwe also has outfits that work for more formal events and dinners, like this pretty Sweet Scallop Pleated Dress and this Ruffle Trim Wide-Leg Jumpsuit that both come in black, navy, and burgundy.
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But it's not uncommon to talk about significant others, and sharing something with your coworkers over lunch, like that you live with a partner, can feel more casual and less stress-inducing than mentioning your specific sexual identity or gender identity.
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" The email recipient responds with the same formality, addressing you in a standard greeting, and then writing out a couple of grammatically sound paragraphs before wrapping up the note with a similar signature; maybe it's "Regards," or the more casual, "Cheers.
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This probably reflects a change in the way users view Stories – it's less about the 'now'-ness of the media, I'd argue, and more about users wanting a way to share that's less permanent and more casual than the main feed.
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Princess Kate switched out of the stunning red coat and maroon pumps she wore earlier in the day for a more casual look, which included an alpaca ribbed sleeve wrap coat in gull grey by Canadian brand Sentaler (retail $920).
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Virtual reality can and will continue to find a hold with gamers who don't mind paying a premium, but recent developments surrounding smartphone augmented reality may make it more difficult for VR-makers to find traction amongst more casual consumers.
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Improving recommendations is an area that's a battlefield for all of today's streaming services as they seek to expand their user bases beyond early adopters to more casual listeners who may not always know exactly what they want to listen to.
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All of my experience is in handmade food, and most of it is making food on plates to serve to people in a traditional full-service restaurant—some of it is fine-dining, some of it is a little more casual.
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Maybe it 's because of the way I dress: Most students dress professionally, but I haven't been able to wear what I want for so long that I like to be more casual and wear designer shirts and fitted caps.
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According to Sports Business Daily, it will offer three extra feeds of the game in addition to the standard CBS production with play-by-play and analysis in Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and non-sports-jargon-English for more casual viewers.
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While Meghan has been wowing in multiple looks during their tour, this time it was Harry who swapped up his style, as earlier in the day he had worn a more casual look of khaki trousers and a blue shirt.
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On day two, Meghan went for a more casual look, wearing a white button-down Maison Kitsune blouse with a gray Serena Williams Collection blazer, denim jeans from Australian brand Outland, and black boots with her hair in a low ponytail.
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If blogs and magazines — plus watching friends' weddings get progressively more casual since attending my first one at the age of 21 (there were updos and Disney-princess cake toppers) — are any evidence, it looks like they're here to stay.
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Up to this point, fans have known Jarreau as an eclectic producer and exceptional DJ. More casual listeners would probably have heard some of his many remixes: of Dua Lipa, G-EAZY, Diplo and Trippie Redd, MNEK, Rihanna and more.
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That being said, having a network to draw upon is a good way to tap into the "word-of-mouth" buzz around emerging artists, as well as help more casual music consumers broaden their horizons when it comes to music discovery.
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Langer told an investor day the company will now focus on two main brands, one higher-priced premium line and another at lower prices for younger consumers, seeking to complement its smart business suits with more casual and sports outfits.
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Here, a one-shouldered dress gets a more casual feel with a short sleeve, and a simple white dress is made more modern with some lampshade-style ones — ones that happen to make model Maja Ho think of her childhood.
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So, if you're looking to add a little life or lift to your look, but want something a bit more casual (and non-committal) than full-on Kardashian contouring or even injectables, a hair change may be in your future.
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Samsung's Gear VR is a natural next step for Android users (and offers a surprisingly significant increase in performance in every regard), and Sony's focus on adopting console users will likely be a logical next step for more casual gamers.
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I don't think women (or men) are told to think about blow jobs in that way; they're more casual, at least as they're presented on TV and in the movies — you can get one under a table at a restaurant.
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Benno the restaurant, where the menu is prix fixe, joins the much more casual Leonelli Taberna, which serves Italian comfort food, and Leonelli Focacceria e Pasticceria, a counter offering focaccia, topped and sliced like pizza, plus pastries, sandwiches, and salads.
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She does not have plans for the space but, in August, she expects to open a more casual pop-up in what was the Giovanni Rana Pastifica space at the market's Ninth Avenue entrance, with a team of her employees.
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It is a split-level operation: On the second floor is Kajitsu, which follows the Zen, vegan principles of Shojin cuisine, and on the ground floor is Kokage, a more casual operation that incorporates meat and fish into the same idea.
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Lunch, an inherently more casual affair, allows them to be more playful in their cooking — and, therefore, to exceed expectations with ambitious dishes like Robertson's house-made chicken-liver parfait, served with crispy chicken skins and plum jam on sourdough bread.
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Here, Mr. Vongerichten, who also runs a more casual all-day restaurant in the hotel, has created a menu that skews English, with oysters, grilled meats and fish, savory pies, sea bass en croûte served tableside, and shaved brussels sprouts salad.
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Although her mom wore a form-fitting white ensemble to the show, Kulture, like her father, rocked a far more casual outfit, opting for grey sweats, a pair of brightly-colored sneakers and a big red bow around her head.
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Today, half of Tinder is Gen Z (ages 18-25) — a demographic that's embracing their single lifestyle and more casual relationships compared with those on other dating apps, like Tinder parent company Match, for example, or its newer acquisition Hinge.
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The White House confirmed Tuesday morning that President Trump will hold an official bilateral meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of this week's Group of 20 (G-20) summit in Germany, as opposed to a more casual interaction.
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To help you decide which gaming platform is right for you, we&aposve researched and picked out the five best systems available on the market today, from beefy 4K machines to home consoles and portable devices aimed at more casual users.
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The Boston Consulting Group has also adopted the new design, with two goals in mind: prompt people to come to the office rather than avoid it, and encourage more "casual collisions" that might spur workers to trade ideas and build relationships.
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With a goal of creating a "more upscale" project than nearby condo 15 Hudson Yards, which came to market in 2016 and is "a little more casual," according to Mr. Ross, the interiors are styled with clean lines and unusual woods.
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And when they bring out celebrity guests for a loose interview — the first two being Sarah Jessica Parker and Williams's old boss Jon Stewart — they immediately wear down their guests' guarded exteriors to get to something more casual and real underneath.
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Unhelpfully, restaurants in the United Kingdom have their own method to the madness: a tip is expected at finer dining establishments but isn't necessary at more casual places, where leaving a couple of pounds may suffice as a nice gesture.
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Macau gambling revenues, which were hurt by a corruption crackdown and slowing economic growth, have been on a positive streak since August 2016 after the opening of new resorts helped bring in more casual gamblers and wealthy spenders to the southern Chinese territory.
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Following their visit with Ireland's President Michael Higgins at his residence Áras an Uachtaráin, Meghan quickly changed into a more casual ensemble for the couple's visit to the city's famous Croke Park to see some of the traditional sports of the country.
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Co-founder Filip Twarowski tells TechCrunch that the next step here is finding how you respond to certain people and catering responses so that suggestions are more casual with acquaintances and more formal with people that might be managers or work associates.
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This could also be seen as a way to make Facebook sharing more casual, in the vein of Snapchat, especially given the success of the more lightweight and well designed Instagram Stories feature that disappears photos and videos after just 24 hours.
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That's been tough for more casual observers to square with other Russian efforts in 2016, like hacking the Democratic National Campaign or propaganda on its TV station RT. To be clear, the amount of Russian social media propaganda actually increased after the election.
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Hollister has been a bright spot for the company over the last few years as its more casual and fun apparel gained popularity among young shoppers, who had previously abandoned flagship brand, Abercrombie, after its logo-emblazoned tees fell out of fashion.
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Hollister has been a bright spot for the company over the last few years as its more casual and fun apparel hooked in younger shoppers, who had previously abandoned the company's flagship brand, Abercrombie, after its logo-emblazoned tees fell out of fashion.
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And for more casual users who aren't interested in trying to make a tablet into a productivity device, it would have a decent shot at being their next purchase in lieu of an Android tablet from Amazon, or possibly even an iPad.
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No one likes signing up for a service or downloading a new streaming app on their device, so having UFC pay-per-view available for Prime members to easily buy should lead to more viewers and purchases, especially for the more casual fan.
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AKM-GSI (2); Broadimage/REX/Shutterstock; AKM-GSI Her sister, on the other hand, gave the style a more casual spin; Kourtney Kardashian gave her mini moment a full '90s vibe by wearing a white baby tee underneath and a Lili Claspe choker.
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But the companies in 2016 began to offer other contests, like year-long fantasy football leagues, which helped FanDuel and DraftKings argue that they competed with a much broader universe of companies — including ESPN and Yahoo, which offer more casual fantasy sports leagues.
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Three months after her harrowing Paris robbery, the 36-year-old star is once again posting on her social media channels, revealing intimate family photos and what appears to be a more casual wardrobe, from ripped jeans to sweatshirts to t-shirt dresses.
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But in their haste to speak truth to power, in the same way that they might shout their opprobrium on Steam forums, they risk coming across as boorish to types who prefer their games and their politics a good deal more casual.
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"Their mobile experience has allowed for a more casual experience, which is really important as it pertains to advertising for categories like weddings or fitness, but that pool is limited," said Jonathan Kay, the chief operating officer of app analytics company Apptopia.
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His best find of the morning was something quite rare: a poster of young Chinese women getting ready for work in the 1950s, a period of poster art when the style was more casual than the high social realism of the Cultural Revolution.
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Oh BiBi, a small French studio run by former game designers from Gameloft, on Thursday is introducing FRAG, a first-person shooter that lets mobile phone users stage "short but epic" one-on-one battles that could attract more casual game players.
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He was known as a stylish man, and his attire at the funeral was something of a compromise: the linen suit his grandmother would have wanted him to wear, and the more casual T-shirt and fitted cap that reflected his own tastes.
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"It depends who you are in an organization, but if you're going to write your manager or a team member an email, it can probably be more casual because you know them and they know what to expect of you," he adds.
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With women becoming increasingly more independent and active, styles were more casual and comfortable too, and Dahl-Wolfe's images — often shot in far-flung locations including Tunisia, Cuba, Spain and the California desert, featuring women reclining and relaxing — captured the new sensibility.
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Then a few years ago, Glinn's widow, Elena Prohaska Glinn, was going through slides for a retrospective of his work and showed the publishers a trove of color images — warmer, less distant, more casual, less go-cat-go, more open to visitors.
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That means if you are a more casual technology user who wants a superb smartphone that is comfortable to carry, I recommend you go for the XS. If you plan to treat your phone as a primary computer, go for the XS Max.
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While Madewell is only about one-third the size of J. Crew, the brand has taken off in recent years thanks to a retail strategy better suited to today's shopping landscape and a broader shift to more casual clothing in the United States.
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Today we have a very large offering of very elegant watches, but more for evening-wear watches and special-occasion watches, and we wanted to have a day watch that would be more casual wear, though it's still very thin and elegant.
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After wearing two navy dresses by both of her wedding dress designers — Stella McCartney for a formal pōwhiri and luncheon, then Givenchy to meet newly hatched kiwis and greet the public — the mom-to-be changed into a more casual ensemble for their outdoor appearance.
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The Garmin's reasonable price and the range of activities it can handle make it worth checking out for well-rounded exercisers looking for a do-it-all tracker, but more casual gym-goers or high-level athletes will likely come away frustrated and disappointed.
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In February, Madame Tussaud's changed Jenner's wax figure out of the Met dress and into something a little more casual (black sweats!) and photographed the wax replica on the streets of Los Angeles with a stroller, doing some shopping at popular baby boutique Eggy.
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We don't know what that looks like just yet, but that the company plans to address that seems significant and in-line with what the company has tried to do lately — make the service less confusing and more palatable to more casual and new users.
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The colored contacts seem to come out largely for important political events — ones where she'll be face-to-face with world leaders, or making her case to a skeptical interviewer on TV — as opposed to more casual meet-and-greets with fans or allies.
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Research from the University of California and the University of New Mexico showed that female study participants had preference for larger-than-average penises for long-term partners (hence the term "boyfriend dick") and wanted the schlongs of more casual partners to be larger still.
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The UNGASS circus has left town and the hardcore advocates will go back to fighting in the trenches of Vienna—where the UN Office of Drugs and Crime holds court—but hopefully, the museum helped more casual observers understand the severity of the situation.
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The limited usage will likely turn off more casual users, but what the product lacks in mainstream appeal it makes up for in targeted workouts, with a bevy of sensors on-board capable of recognizing a slew of different workout activities, based on movements.
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It's worth pointing out, also, that Nintendo's new games are not only different types of mobile games from each other – one a tactical, role-playing game, and the other more casual – they're also different from Nintendo's first App Store launch, the iPhone app Miitomo .
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"As the major game publishers implement the battle royale game mode into their own titles or launch new games over time that are fully focused on the genre, more casual gamers' familiarity with the format could increase the player universe for these major publishers."
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Recent market research from the Motion Picture Association of America suggests that frequent moviegoers (defined as people who see a movie in a theater at least once a month) are more likely than their more casual counterparts to own gadgets like tablets or smartphones.
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Stronger demonstrations of his wit and resourcefulness, his ability to treat vegetables like meat without seeming to be pulling a scam, are the spit-roasted beets and the coffee-laced carrots Wellington at Narcissa, his more casual restaurant in the Standard East Village hotel.
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Connie Chen, Insider Picks reporter:First impressions (May 2019): Allbirds, specifically the Wool Runners and Tree Skippers, are my default shoe to put on when I know I'm going to be on my feet all day and can get away with a more casual style.
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I still have some doubts about the current state of the multiplayer game: I'd like more options during match setup (at least in the more casual Free Play mode), and I'm pretty sure that Power and Defensive characters are a little overpowered right now.
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More casual dining is available at City Hall Bistro, so named because the hotel was on the site that had been intended for city hall, but Mr. Busch paid to have it built elsewhere because this location was easier for his beer trucks to navigate.
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In Germany, anti-Semitism remains a daily occurrence, sometimes taking on the form of criminal attacks on Jews or Jewish institutions, but often in more casual insults or the questioning of the country's post-World War II commitment to "never again" repeat the Nazi Holocaust.
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Overall, the brand has been building up its core women's business over the last few years, as an increasing number of female consumers buy into the "athleisure" trend in the U.S., sporting more casual clothing, such as leggings and tank tops, to run errands.
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At Miu Miu's fall 2018 show, the model Naomi Chin Wing's windswept bouffant gave her tailored trench coat a more casual feel, while at Valentino's fall couture presentation, Fran Summers streamed down the runway with an exaggerated lionlike mane blown out around her face.
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At first glance, the uproar is another example of the inevitable tensions between Fortnite as a massively successful commercial product enjoyed by millions of more casual players and Fortnite as a high-profile, competitive title taken seriously by popular pro gamers and e-sports organizations.
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In public he is reserved and, well, diplomatic; in one-on-one meetings he's more casual, leaning back deeply into the seat of the plane, holding a pretzel stick between two fingers like a cigar, as if discussing world politics in some fancy Berlin bar.
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Some of these more casual, socializing-oriented MMOs will gain widespread popularity, the economy within and around them will soar and the original gaming scenario that provided a focus on what to do will diminish as content created by users becomes the main attraction.
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A block north on Great Jones Street, on the site of an old lumber yard, is Il Buco Alimentari e Vineria, the more casual all-day restaurant and store — stocked with olive oils, sel de mer, homemade bread and salume — that Lennard opened in 2011.
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"We are trying to apply a higher-level restaurant ethos to a much more casual experience," Ms. Kramer said as she picked through a basket of chervil that would go into a cucumber salad made with persimmon and rose-water labneh, a strained yogurt.
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For something a bit more casual, head to Smoke (29, rue Delambre), farther down the street, where loud jazz music and walls covered with black-and-white pictures make for a cozy atmosphere, especially if the weather deteriorates, as can often happen in the fall.
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HomeCourt hopes to add a social layer on top of that to, once again, increase that kind of stickiness and build a community around what would otherwise be a purely technical tool — and one that might scare off more casual players with a very sabermetrics-feeling approach.
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While Allbirds sneakers can be worn for light athletic activity (the company says they work best for "short runs and casual [<5 mile] hikes"), most customers wear them for more casual purposes — anything from lounging around to running errands — or even in more traditionally dressed-up situations.
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And while the majority of stars in attendance opted for more casual red carpet looks, with even Kim and Khloé Kardashian arriving in their version of Sandy's finale ensemble from Grease, the pop star went full Ariel Winter, going all the way glam with her latest ensemble.
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And on the consumer side, iCloud Drive is getting an upgrade in the new version of macOS, which will now support folder sharing in addition to file sharing — a much-needed feature that could convince more casual customers of Drive or Dropbox to make the switch.
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On the other hand, the trailer looks like a looser, more casual take on a Star Wars movie than the overly dramatic numbered saga films and the grim Rogue One, so maybe Solo can succeed on the strengths of doing something a little different and fun.
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Speaking on his company's quarterly earnings conference call yesterday (via IGN), Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot shared some tantalizing impressions about the NX: It's "really great," and it should "help the industry continue to grow," particularly by bringing "more casual players back" into the console gaming fold.
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The three-year-old restaurant has garnered lots of fanfare, and in my previous life I would have insisted on visiting the rustically elegant restaurant for dishes like burrata with anchovies and grilled swordfish with spring onions, but this weekend had a decidedly more casual bent.
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To give you an idea of how you can wear the Mercer Twill Denim in a more casual (but still office-appropriate) way, I paired the skinny olive pants with a Public Rec Go-To Tee and a pair of "Hong Kong" Nike Air Force 1s.
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There is no real artwork available, other than documents that point back to Hsieh's primary interest, passing time, as shown in the systemically generated photographs of "Time Clock Piece" and the more casual photographs of "Outdoor Piece," which show the artist resting and, in some cases, eating.
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Terms have long existed for arrangements similar to those she was seeing — they could fall under the category of polyamory, which involves more than one loving relationship, or the more all-encompassing term, consensual nonmonogamy, which also includes more casual sex outside of marriage or a relationship.
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In the Opinion essay "U Can't Talk to Ur Professor Like This," Molly Worthen, an assistant professor of history at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, writes: Over the past decade or two, college students have become far more casual in their interactions with faculty members.
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Cozy relationship with a brutal dictator The two leaders once again put their chummy personal relationship on display, walking along the flower-lined pool deck at the Metropole engaging in friendly conversation to give the cameras an opportunity to capture them in a more casual setting.
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"Cameron probably does better with someone who isn't per se a watch collector, but is sort of a more casual enthusiast, and maybe at the same time, is looking for something that's more of an emotional product," said Ariel Adams, founder of the watch website aBlogtoWatch.
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But when she went on Bachelor in Paradise, she could get away with spending less on clothes due to the more casual nature of the beach locale, where contestants basically just gallivant on the sand in bathing suits all day and are too sweaty to wear much makeup.
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On a visit to animal welfare charity Mayhew, of which she is patron, Meghan was being introduced to pensioners who have benefited from the organization's animal therapy program when an elderly woman named Peggy took a more casual approach to speaking to a member of the royal family.
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We love how she paired it with tights and pointy-toed black pumps for a more casual daytime look, but think that the dress could just as easily be dressed up for a winter cocktail party with glittery baubles, a pair of metallic heels, and a show-stopping clutch.
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In 2000, Smith, 49, took on a role as golfer Bagger Vance in the sport drama, The Legend of Bagger Vance, but Ribeiro has kept his game more casual, teeing off at the July 2016 American Century Celebrity Championship to none other than the Fresh Prince theme song.
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Lauren, who is expecting the couple's second daughter (they adopted Willa Gray, 19 months, from Uganda in May), showed off her baby bump in an elegant emerald green gown while Rhett — who performed his hit "Craving You" — went more casual in a white polo, black slacks and white shoes.
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Of course, you don't want to make this behavior a habit or send a typo-filled email to your company's best client about their multi-million-dollar project, but including one small typo in more casual professional notes reveals how unfounded some of our career fears can be.
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Instead of taking advantage of the entire spring and summer to entice exercise junkies and more casual smartwatch fans to opt for new line, the company will instead be forced to release the device right around the time an Apple Watch Series 3 is expected to hit the market.
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And as lawmakers excoriate the administration for its handling of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by men close to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Bolton has said Trump has no plans to meet formally with the crown prince, phrasing that doesn't preclude a more casual encounter.
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In a memo outlining a new "flexible" dress code, CEO David Solomon, President John Waldron and Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr noted "the changing nature of workplaces generally in favor of a more casual environment," as well as the desire to build a cohesive culture across the company.
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" In the second quarter, Penney's liquidated 127 of the 138 full-line stores that are scheduled to close, something the company said allowed for "less desirable apparel inventory to make room for ... more casual and contemporary women's apparel being launched for back-to-school and the fall season.
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Users consider influencers more akin to a close friend than an advertiser or paid endorser, as the stream of content they produce—and the more casual way in which it is shared with the public—imbues influencers with an air of authenticity that is rarely seen in semicommercial spaces.
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Check out the companies making headlines before the bell: Tapestry (TPR) – The parent of the Coach and Kate Spade brands was downgraded to "in line" from "outperform" at Evercore, based on a shift by consumers to a more casual lifestyle with an emphasis on sneakers and athletic wear.
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In the wake of American Pharoah's thrilling run to be the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978 and the sport's first-ever Grand Slam champion after winning the Breeders Cup Classic in October, millions more casual sports fans than usual are expected to tune into Saturday's signature race.
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With its newfound ability to make personalized show suggestions, TV Time hopes to attract more casual TV fans, and eventually aims to sell its data on what people are watching to help inform TV producers and networks which shows to fund next, as well as provide competitive insights, among other things.
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Our lab doesn't have a dress code because we're wearing lab coats most of the day (besides long pants and closed-toe shoes for safety reasons), but on Fridays, I tend to wear leggings and a hoodie, which is far more casual than what I wear the rest of the week.
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For her, it's all about making a statement, however loud or subtle depends on the day, but it all starts with a solid foundation of basics and a fearlessness to experiment with items that may seem outrageous on the runway, but when paired back with something more casual, actually works.
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While the star paired the dress with a pair of black pumps the first time around, she styled the design to look a bit more casual for Schumer's Malibu wedding bash by opting for a pair of black wedges, unbuttoning the bodice and adding a simple black choker and heart necklace.
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This isn't a complaint, really — just because I won't forego sleeping in my own bed to wait in line for my favorite artist shouldn't prevent others from doing so — but it does mean that, for the more casual fan, a good spot in the crowd is a bit trickier to obtain.
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It uses all of the features mentioned above in a much more casual way, so that when you're viewing a photo you can scroll down to see others related to it — perhaps a photo with the same person in it, taken in the same place, or on the same trip.
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And yet, while her father created large statement pieces in the rich, warm yellow of predominantly 63-carat gold, her inclination is to design on a smaller scale and often in the gentler hue (and lower prices) of 18-carat gold, suited to the more casual way women wear jewelry today.
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Mr. Samuelsson, born in Ethiopia and raised in Sweden, has garnered enough Harlem street cred to successfully strut out Streetbird Rotisserie, a more casual, less expensive eatery less than a mile from Red Rooster Harlem, and Harlem Eat Up, an annual food festival that takes over Morningside Park each May.
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While FanDuel and DraftKings tried to argue that they served a much broader industry — including more casual, year-long fantasy sports leagues, the likes of which are offered by Yahoo, ESPN and other web behemoths — the FTC still voted 2-0 in June to block the deal, as Recode first reported.
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At $170 it ain't cheap (it's $40 more than Scuf's next priciest PS4 controller), and all those buttons seem like overkill, but I suppose that's the price you pay if you're a professional gamer who wants to maintain the upper hand—or a more casual one who wants to beat their friends.
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Whereas angel investing was long a more casual endeavor, often for operators with other pursuits, the burden is now on seed-stage investors and funds to not only handle due diligence, help with early hiring and find early syndicate partners, but to whip their portfolio companies into fighting, revenue-generating shape, as well.
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It would have been entertaining and novel to keep some extra company with the Avengers in the space between the big changes and the triumphant reunion — to see an Avengers sequel or two with more shawarma sit-downs, more casual house parties, more Thor / Hulk heart-to-hearts, and more peanut butter sandwiches.
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In other words, one very clear aim of enhancing the mobile web and Android One experience is to try to grow use of Yahoo Mail among new categories of users, specifically among people who are using lower-end devices, either in emerging markets or as more casual mobile users in more mature markets.
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Marta Jakubowski's confident, carefree beach babes (inspired by the designer's trips to Ibiza this summer) had a more casual vibe: easy tonal day dresses slashed in horizontal sections to flash glimpses of skin, and slinky black evening gowns built from modular sections held loosely in place by spaghetti straps and crossed fingers.
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And Kourtney shared a glimpse of matriarch Kris Jenner wearing the full plaid set when she posed to show off her customized luggage that read "Rich as F—." It was a much more casual look compared to the previous night, when they went full glam for the KarJenner's annual Christmas Eve party.
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I loved the fact that she made it more casual which again, if you look at my look book, my collection is very high-end and very dressed-up in general, but I like the fact that she wore it in a very casual way in New York with sweatpants and a sweatshirt.
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And if your first date is someone you met on a dating app and have no ties to, those feelings of awkwardness could be heightened: One study found that college-age students expected their first dates to be more casual and intimate when they knew their date as an acquaintance or friend first.
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The other new versions of the fēnix 3 watches being introduced this year include a premium $800 model on the left featuring a light but incredibly strong and durable titanium strap and bezel, and a $600 version, on the right, that you can wear with leather and nylon bands for a more casual look.
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Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker You'll find tortillas at Claudia's, in East Williamsburg, which was, until recently, a more casual café called C.Lo; its owners, the siblings Claudia and Mario Lopez, rebranded it as a full-service Guatemalan restaurant, with an expanded menu and new folk-art-inspired wall murals and upholstery.
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Researchers at two Canadian universities uncovered that people who self-identify as altruistic, and those who unknowingly demonstrate their altruism through a willingness to donate to charity, also reported having more sexual partners in their lifetime, having more sex while in relationships, and having more casual sex than the rest of us selfish losers.
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Their story—brought to the attention of more casual or WWE-centric fans through GIFs and highlight packages from surprise run-ins and press conferences in Japan—drummed up plenty of press, and both worked the interview circuit tirelessly to make sure a host of new eyes fell on the product for their highly-anticipated match.
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It does this through the Stuart web and mobile app — which is suited to more casual use of the B2B last-mile delivery service and an effective way to quickly on-board new customers — and via an API that means small e-commerce sites and chains can build a white-labeled version of the service into their existing offerings.
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Streaming music subscriptions have not yet reached the critical mass that physical music sales and ownership once had, but some argue that this is due mainly to product-market fit, since many of the services have been built around the concept of a small pool of dedicated music fans rather than vast majority of more casual listeners.
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On the consumer side, it will be interesting to see how Microsoft approaches gaming on these headsets and whether they'll largely avoid the topic as they continue to work on a wireless headset for the Xbox One X or if they'll just use Minecraft as a way to bring lighter, more casual titles to the headsets.
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Her prose is at times charmingly folksy (the only book I've read with more casual anecdotes is How to Win Friends & Influence People), at times philosophical, and sometimes almost poetic (multiple pages are dedicated to the "ballet of the sidewalk," the improvised dance between children, shopkeepers, mothers, businessmen, and revelers that makes city living so vital).
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Of the launch, Hernandez and McCollough expressed their feat of developing a well-rounded collection that mixes their high-end tastes with the downtown vibes of New York, a constant inspiration for their brand: "A more casual lifestyle has always been true to who we are as individuals, and true of many women in our lives," they said via an official press release.
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Three years ago, as I interviewed a noted European pro who competed in both games, he finally leveled about how joyless StarCraft 2 could be for someone who had come to it from Brood War: It was a complaint I'd made myself, and heard often among more casual players, but it was startling to hear it from someone who played the game professionally.
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Setting out to secure the most dedicated players first, before spreading to encompass a more casual audience, has worked wonders for the MOBA genre, as well as the likes of Hearthstone and Counter-Strike: GO. So there's no reason why it can't work here, as that first pillar that ultimately holds up a larger offering later on in the game's lifespan.
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"Companies have become more casual, and that has definitely caused a lot of stress and anxiety for people who now have more options when they don't have to wear a suit," says Valerie Halfon, a personal stylist and founder of Shop With Val, who says the majority of her clients come to her looking for help with how to dress for work.
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Half-guzzled bottles of wine are crowded together like subway passengers, waiting to be converted into vinegar, as well as red chiles decomposing in a vat, en route to becoming one of the spicy condiments that Pelaccio and Pomplun will incorporate into the menu at Bakar at BackBar, their more casual Hudson spot featuring flavors from Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
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And, if you like a more relaxed fit, check out theLong-Sleeved Sun Hoody, which is a little more casual and a lot more comfortable out of the water, and the newTropic Comfort II, which is a little bulkier, but more of a hybrid-style that's great for fishing and maybe a casual dinner out, too, depending on where you are.
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Even if they were not quite as dark a horse as their ranking suggested—they are Olympic-grade athletes, and Gonzalez, in particular, has a bouncy and long-limbed physicality that instantly identifies him as either a volleyball player or NBA small forward—they played a game that was altogether funkier and more casual than the one being played by their ostensible peers.
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Because this is all happening on a movie screen, there was a great opportunity for BlacKkKlansman to unsettle those in its audience who are cinephiles, as well as more casual moviegoers — the film is more accessible than many of Lee's more recent offerings — by reminding them that it's not just obviously racist movies with obviously racist aims that are at fault.
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"While previous Chairs Yellen and Bernanke focused on being highly prepared for every press conference (making each one quite an endeavor for Chair and staff alike), Chair Powell has already shown in testimony he may be more willing to speak off the cuff, taking a more casual approach," Ellen Zentner, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, said in a note to clients.
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