The more interesting the words, the more interesting the sounds.
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Friendship is way more interesting than romance, and both are more interesting than murder.
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The NBA's present is more interesting than its past, and its future looks more interesting still.
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So the more interesting sounds I can create for myself, the more interesting it is for the audience.
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I just want to basically just stack on more interesting problems to solve or just more interesting experiences.
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We celebrate Vic's dunk today, but, unfortunately, we are basically done writing about him because there is a more interesting actor, a more interesting action, a more interesting and beautiful set of motivations we need to examine right now.
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A more interesting movie might have involved a similar struggle within Ahmanet, but a more interesting movie was not on anybody's mind.
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"There was a huge difference between him and the 17 other Republicans who ran—he commanded incredible attention because he was more interesting as a personality, more interesting as an ideological outlier in the Republican Party, more interesting as this bombastic bully," said Carrick.
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Banks, too, can now more easily integrate their mobile apps with Android Pay, but what's maybe more interesting is that merchants, too, can now build more interesting integrations into the service.
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"They know they are more interesting together than apart."
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That is a much more interesting -- and relevant -- question.
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Mr Varadkar is both less and more interesting than that.
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Can we move to people much more interesting than writers?
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He can be an antihero, which is even more interesting.
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The aspect ratios, however, are the more interesting specs here.
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Just saying — their Snapchat stories are more interesting than this.
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The more interesting change is with the blue status bar.
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Those questions were much more interesting to me than the
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"And seeing it through that lens is much more interesting."
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Where the genderqueer identity comes into play is more interesting.
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Which makes Allergan's new beauty website all the more interesting.
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The more interesting point is, what is the stop point?
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Android phones are about to get a lot more interesting.
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It's more interesting than the simple math the title implies.
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Indeed, that is where the scholars' arguments get more interesting.
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"It was more interesting to be challenging mentally," he explains.
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The more interesting topics at hand: can games be therapy?
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Last month, though, it suddenly became a lot more interesting.
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But sometimes our current reality is a more interesting dystopia.
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Do you see one as more interesting than the other?
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Both proved to be much more interesting than they sound.
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The second floor is where things get even more interesting.
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Gail: Well, he's certainly more interesting than your average politician.
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Someone needs to "mynin" (pray) that they become more interesting.
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And women made the Beatles more interesting than they were.
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They are doing more interesting stuff because of their age.
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This one is actually more interesting than you might think.
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What's more interesting is Alexa's move outside of the home.
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But this newly confirmed planet is a bit more interesting.
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A more interesting watch during daylight hours, for obvious reasons.
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Make them more interesting by making them move with motion.
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More interesting, perhaps, is the fact it's public at all.
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They certainly make sound messages vastly more interesting and engaging.
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Do you think you're more interesting online or in person?
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So I think that makes the conversation much more interesting.
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Lord Willetts's book is all the more interesting for it.
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It would be more interesting to learn about visual colonialism.
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Perhaps even more interesting that the valuation is the investors.
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In fact, we make that dialogue more interesting and intersectional.
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The more interesting stuff is what's happening on the front.
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And it will certainly make this event much more interesting.
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Twitter's about to get even more interesting for Donald Trump.
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Almost more interesting will be the communication around the decision.
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It certainly might've made Revenge of the Sith more interesting.
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"That's harder to measure, but much more interesting," Benesch says.
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Do we not have more interesting things to hyperfocus on?
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However, according to evleaks, things get more interesting around back.
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JC: Are markets going to be more interesting this year?
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The exposure "makes us more interesting to businesses, " he added.
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Hmmm, the Facebook data collection scandal just got more interesting.
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The available 4K touchscreen display is a bit more interesting.
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Microsoft's second "Xbox TV" could be the more interesting option.
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It's been more interesting and fulfilling than the actual action.
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The middle school talent show just got more interesting. 3.
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Things tend to get more interesting with the second single.
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That becomes the more interesting question than the taxes themselves.
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But there is another, more interesting rationale behind the acquisition.
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It makes class more interesting to have those differing opinions.
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No, his point is more interesting and nuanced than that.
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The side plots in the book are even more interesting.
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Reading about people's lived experience is also much more interesting.
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But there's been more interesting entry points in the past.
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In the Senate, things are more complicated and more interesting.
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Sunday nights are about to get a lot more interesting.
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The more interesting question is how national Democratic leaders respond.
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" Ford conceded, "She's a lot more interesting than I am!
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Wouldn't it be more interesting if Tuesday felt like Wednesday?
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But the more interesting fact is that's Nordland's version too.
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But the turnaround stories are even more interesting, Cramer said.
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At Wendy's, more money gets you more interesting burger toppings.
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Michigan could be a more interesting option for Mr. Trump.
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This will make you more interesting — and thus more memorable.
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What are some of the more interesting images you've seen?
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On to the more interesting point: why the information leaked.
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Who should go is the more interesting question, I think.
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Do you think that made Anacortes more interesting for you?
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More interesting is the second part of Le Monde's allegations.
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The second type of user is a little more interesting.
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Pinterest uses machine learning to show you more interesting content.
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Trump's heterodoxies are a more interesting story than his orthodoxies.
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I think — I think it would be frankly more interesting.
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In many, many ways it makes the universe more interesting.
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That's why the second concept is a little more interesting.
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It was more interesting than actually good, but interesting nonetheless.
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It's made for more interesting but sometimes less revealing storylines.
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But two things made this pairing more interesting than most.
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But these stories reflect something more interesting about gay identity.
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The virtual world will be much more interesting and pleasant.
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The roles have got more interesting as I've got older.
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"Daniel's more interesting, and braver, than other artists," he said.
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And the real her is cooler, slightly more interesting, funnier.
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Still, other entrepreneurs saw something much more interesting in I.C.O.s.
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What's wrong with you is more interesting than what's right.
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The more interesting question is who, exactly, are Bloomberg voters?
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Yet this made the scene even more interesting to me.
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The Senate, though, is a different and more interesting matter.
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I think things are getting more interesting for Brienne now.
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The much more interesting question is: What do they do?
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The truth is always messier, more interesting and more human.
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But it'll get more interesting as the year goes on.
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The grocery delivery landscape just got a lot more interesting.
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It's so much more interesting than being a name brand.
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How does your experience make you a more interesting person?
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Things get much more interesting when looking ahead to 83.
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I doused it in parmesan to make it more interesting.
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But something even more interesting has happened in the meantime.
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Obama was more interesting than both Romney and John McCain.
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Jodi: The more interesting question may be what surprised others.
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Its pricing and debut will be a more interesting test.
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The mom version might be a little more interesting, though.
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The more diverse the participants, the more interesting the discussions.
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Suddenly, Gold Butte National Monument got a lot more interesting.
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It's much realer and more interesting than any campaign book.
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"That makes it more interesting," he added, provoking nervous laughter.
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A potentially more interesting competitive threat could come from AMD.
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That makes some other news on Thursday all the more interesting.
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What's even more interesting is how Tesla fine-tuned the feature.
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And that's what made these CEO's responses all the more interesting.
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"The margin could be more interesting than the outcome," Kondik said.
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As an actor it's more interesting to play doubts and secrets.
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It'd be far more interesting, and exciting, to see Warner Bros.
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But with Anti, the artist is doing something far more interesting.
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More interesting, though, is how Alana feels about the First Lady.
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What is even more interesting is who is earning this income.
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A Scene mode makes the R-07 a bit more interesting.
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The more interesting updates involve the controls for the Nest Mini.
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But social topics — like sharing, privacy, and abuse — are more interesting.
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Reddit is one of the more interesting tech companies out there.
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The Ariv Merge is the more interesting of the two bikes.
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But perhaps unintentionally, it may make the movie even more interesting.
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But behind every boring story is a smaller, more interesting story.
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More interesting is the idea of MoviePass's ownership of a movie.
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Most adults think there are more interesting things to look at.
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"Facebook to me is far more interesting," said trader Karen Finerman.
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But more interesting than the town hall's content was its existence.
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Frankly, I've had more interesting conversations with Siri on my iPhone.
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Rather, the more interesting question is what to replace it with.
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The second part is more interesting, but not yet fully baked.
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Lawmakers should do this by making Congress more interesting and accessible.
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"Underwater creatures have become more frequent, and more interesting," Hello explains.
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More interesting still was what Google said it would not do.
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The more interesting thing is the way in which it resonates.
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There's more interesting tidbits about the empire in the video below.
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Granted, these breakups also tend to correlate with more interesting careers.
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But there's no denying that things have gotten much more interesting.
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Leaving much more interesting ideas on the table isn't a crime.
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But the truth is shaping up to be far more interesting.
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Watch below for even more interesting tidbits about the film's backstory.
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But the fact that it was his probably was more interesting.
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The subwoofer is by far the more interesting of the two.
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I believe that small spaces are more interesting for these reasons.
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"Now they are are having the more interesting conversations," White said.
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All of this should serve to make my job more interesting.
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Microsoft is about to make our fall a little more interesting.
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It's much more interesting than what's actually happening on the tribes.
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And a certain knowledge that what you're eating is more interesting.
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Skytap is probably one of the more interesting clouds right now.
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The more you make, the more interesting IRS auditors find you.
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It's way more interesting and entertaining when everyone looks stupid together.
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The Super Bowl halftime show just got a little more interesting.
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Now one of the more interesting of these has been acquired.
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Why: Facebook wants to make its Stories more interesting than Snapchat's.
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What happens below Trump will be much more interesting and determinative.
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The other use cases here, though, is actually far more interesting.
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Now this is how to make politics more interesting to children.
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Surely, the showrunners have something more interesting in store for them.
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It's really more interesting to have a perspective, like Discwoman does.
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This launch, though, was more interesting than most, for two reasons.
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We stretch the truth about our hobbies to sound more interesting.
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That makes today's announcement of two new products much more interesting.
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"He is way more interesting than me— way more," Assange said.
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But the bias of these June estimates is even more interesting.
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The more interesting question is what will happen if he loses.
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You could overrate Ponsot, but she's much more interesting when underrated.
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The second reason to correct the record is far more interesting.
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"The more we find, the more interesting it becomes," he said.
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But for Christians, it's far more interesting and important than this.
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Here are some of the more interesting takeaways from the report.
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Sounds of the city are more interesting than a podcast, anyway.
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What's more interesting ... No. It's not clear they got parental consent.
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Which is certainly a whole lot more interesting as an idea.
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I think Blacklisted only continued to get better and more interesting.
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To me, it was way more interesting to just explore that.
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It's a lot more interesting than Verizon buying AOL and Yahoo.
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Really: isn't it your own fault for not being more interesting?
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Tasks that usually bore you will somehow be more interesting today.
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The more angry people get, the more interesting the art gets.
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No, not a primordial frat house, but something far more interesting.
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The rawer it was, the more interesting it was for us.
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For me, porn is more interesting when it's a little gross.
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More interesting is Whittaker's ability to manipulate rhythm on his jab.
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But I wanted to render it in a more interesting way.
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L.A. has gotten a lot cooler and a lot more interesting.
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That'll either shut them up or provide vastly more interesting conversation.
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"People are more interesting in football than telephone companies," he said.
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Google's story in 19993 is much more interesting behind the scenes.
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The first week in the White House just got more interesting.
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Luther is probably more interesting today than while he was alive.
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" Adamson added: "It would be more interesting to play in Havana.
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Isn't it a more interesting movie if she feels like you?
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I choose unpopular fields to go into, because they're more interesting.
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Thanks, Will and team, for always making the clues more interesting.
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I think he's much more interesting than either Hemingway or Fitzgerald.
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They've expanded its world in far more interesting, boundary-pushing ways.
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They've expanded its world in far more interesting, boundary-pushing ways.
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It's one of the more interesting fight cards in recent memory.
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Even more interesting ... he gives her a real chance at winning.
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I'm hoping the life wins out, because it's far more interesting.
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That to me is so much more interesting than the porn.
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I'm not saying journalists are any more interesting than anyone else.
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Where do you find more interesting stuff: your diaries or trash?
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That's a new, exciting problem and far more interesting to me.
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Make things more interesting with a chain necklace worn over it.
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I was expecting a "bro," but found someone far more interesting.
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The more interesting issue is the issue of purchasing things now.
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"I think women are far more interesting than that," she added.
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"Next year will be more interesting, but less relaxing," she said.
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Now, their Instagram account is likely to be much more interesting.
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The Georgia Senate race just got a lot more interesting. Rep.
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Not only did the series become darker, it became more interesting.
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It's far more interesting and immersive than it might initially sound.
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In a way, it&aposs much more interesting than Taco Bell.
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This is where the developmental story becomes more interesting and nuanced.
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"S-Town" turns out to be much more interesting than that.
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The legal fight between Uber and Google keeps getting more interesting.
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That trust can lead to more interesting projects with greater responsibility.
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A more interesting and bolder tie up would be with Shopify.
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In fact, it makes talking and thinking about movies more interesting.
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That's O.K. That just makes the hunt a little more interesting.
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Let's hope not; the chase after ideas here is more interesting.
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The streaming wars are about to get a lot more interesting.
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"The more interesting functionality is yet to come," Mr. Erickson said.
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Even more interesting than the diet itself was its psychological framing.
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That will be one of the more interesting ones to watch.
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The more interesting failure is when the painting turns against you.
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Regardless, it was more interesting than worrying about the Y2K Problem.
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But two things make Trump's candidacy both more interesting and more worrying.
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What happens tonight could make the Finals a whole lot more interesting.
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It's an important piece, yes, but the response is perhaps more interesting.
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But what's more interesting to consumers is that Koio's strategy includes collaborations.
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Apple had an exciting 2018, but 2019 might be even more interesting.
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I think autonomous vehicles are a much more interesting path towards profitability.
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Joan Didion is more interesting than the new Netflix documentary about her
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His announcement makes the Hamilton electors' lobbying campaign that much more interesting.
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She wanted to see Paddington, but I said Creed looked more interesting.
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More interesting than the Apple rivalry is Samsung's increasing confrontation with Google.
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You thought politics couldn't get more interesting, nasty or sink any lower.
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But the device's more interesting, understated feature is a 4K touchscreen option.
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Walk the streets deeper in, it's a lot more interesting and cheaper.
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The more interesting developments here, however, are on the American Express side.
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Much more interesting is the non-human cast, starting with Kong himself.
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Tapper's odd little observations are much more interesting than his broad ones.
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Plenty more interesting programs to check out at NASA's NIAC selections page.
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The online world is more interesting than the real world (1:14)
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The end-game of all this could be even more interesting though.
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"We get ourselves some limitations to make it more interesting," Calis says.
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The more interesting story is a shift in the composition of growth.
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I want my common ground, my starting point, to be more interesting.
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The more interesting thing about the Plus is its smart home abilities.
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One of the more interesting devices is Lenovo's 300e 2-in-1.
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However, the social layer to Plex's experience is a bit more interesting.
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In any event, lawyers should start to find their work more interesting.
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Facebook is recruiting help to make its Stories more interesting than Snapchat's.
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What's even more interesting is how B. and I are acting together.
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It makes me a happier, more honest and more interesting human being.
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Thankfully, this puts us into a far more interesting and enduring debate.
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Either way, it certainly makes riding the subway a lot more interesting.
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The want ads in Metropolis and Gotham just got way more interesting.
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Image: Gierad LaputWhat's more interesting is the ability to identify grasped objects.
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"This is my effort to make the world a little more interesting."
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"When they found their language, it became much more interesting," he added.
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He's much better and will be far more interesting to live with.
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These issues seem to be more interesting to voters than political scandal.
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There's something about a woman who knows something that is more interesting.
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" One of the more interesting and layered tracks is "Naturally Pretty Girls.
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Much more interesting are Lorraine O'Grady's diptychs comparing Jackson with Charles Baudelaire.
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Listenable music stickers would make Instagram Stories much more interesting to watch.
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But the more interesting kind of television reporting is from real reporters.
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If Dr Cuk's theory is correct, it makes Enceladus even more interesting.
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But the conversation rarely gets much deeper or more interesting than that.
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But more interesting is the addition of SiriKit for third-party apps.
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Few things are more interesting than the convergence of old and new.
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If corporations are people, shouldn't their lives be a little more interesting?
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I don't know; minor key has always been more interesting to me.
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The road to the Republican nomination just got a lot more interesting.
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They're also a lot more interesting than another pair of colored lights.
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The religious reasons to vote for Trump seem more interesting to me.
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Family reunions just got more interesting for Larry David and Bernie Sanders.
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The network's new comedies, at least superficially, are a little more interesting.
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Perhaps more interesting will be a new generation of augmented-reality glasses.
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But over this last season, a more interesting transformation has taken place.
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And with it, Homeland's chance to be just a little more interesting.
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Nextbit has been one of the more interesting smartphone companies of late.
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Tech Insider reports more interesting products are in the cards for 2017.
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It's far more interesting than just a hungry monster in the gloom.
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This approach makes the role of a chef a more interesting one.
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But either way, the trade deadline just got a lot more interesting.
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The other possibility is even more interesting: an intermediate-mass black hole.
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I think it's more interesting and challenging for the viewer this way.
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Particles can vary in size to make it more interesting to eat!
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This brass sculpture was also one of the more interesting decorative items.
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He redefined manhood and made it so much more interesting and complex.
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Heptio is one of the more interesting companies in the container ecosystem.
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The John McCain I came to know is a far more interesting,
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We skipped the ubiquitous gyoza and shumai for more interesting sounding selections.
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The more interesting part is what he did once he got it.
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Implementing that into DeMarcus made him more interesting and much more real.
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But that makes it all the more interesting (and challenging) to shoot.
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A more interesting picture of our cultural divide emerges when taken together.
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He might have been more interesting if he listened to Al Green.
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What they did find on his computer was a little more interesting.
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The second, and arguably more interesting part of Cohen's act, involves media.
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Here at full employment, it is more interesting to track wage trends.
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An adult card game that will make parties a lot more interesting
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Here are a few of the more interesting developments from that event.
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So, Chu is turning to the "more interesting" dollar market this year.
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Instead of leaving, look for ways to make your job more interesting.
|
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But even the best fictions take liberties to make things more interesting.
|
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Here was one of the more interesting parts of the Cuomo interview.
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Friends had told me to hang on, saying it got more interesting.
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And it probably makes us all a little more interesting, to boot.
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The more interesting legislative arguments are where Trump disagrees with traditional conservatism.
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To make the "game" more interesting sometimes the player would be blindfolded.
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It's more interesting than guys who flaunt their six-packs, she says.
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Will the buyout market yield more interesting results than the trade deadline?
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What's more interesting is who makes up the middle of the pack.
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Constance: Any time Gilead's omnipotence becomes shaky, this show gets more interesting.
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Those same artists continue to make this following decade even more interesting.
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Ultimately, what's more interesting to me is the direction the company's going.
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That's a hell of a lot more interesting than singing about Satan.
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Bottom line ... the final season of "Power" just got even more interesting.
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Katherine was nowhere in sight, which makes the outing even more interesting.
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Kyrsten Sinema, is one of the more interesting characters in American politics.
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That's what makes them human — and far more interesting than any heroes.
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It's much more interesting that way: You're your own little sitcom onstage.
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"The cover-up is more interesting than the accident," one expert said.
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But way more interesting, he grew up with the actress Jennifer Lawrence.
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More interesting have been the subsequent discussions of the theme of Afrofuturism.
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"Their stuff tends to be more interesting-looking on camera," he said.
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Perhaps more interesting, however, is Mr. D'Silva's foray into the more obscure.
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But it turned out to be far more interesting than I thought.
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The old people were a lot more interesting, a lot more fun.
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Even more interesting ... both Meghan and Cory went on to get hitched.
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In this sense, the lowliest rookie is more interesting than he is.
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It proved far more interesting, and far more effective, than counting sheep.
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It's definitely getting bigger, and it's definitely getting more and more interesting.
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Now, we think the way the lotus opens is way more interesting.
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There is something more interesting here than a newspaper columnist's life hack.
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What will make you help everyone else have a more interesting experience?
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The plaque has a more interesting backstory than I would have guessed.
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They're also faster and more interesting than long slogs on the treadmill.
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"Hawk Rising" does something more honest and more interesting — it simply watches.
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But why not strive to be more interesting, more original, more thoughtful?
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Hawke seldom registers anything more interesting than astonishment at Finn's good fortune.
|
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Here are some of the more interesting ones that made the cut.
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A few words were more interesting with a friend's face behind it.
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The robots hosts are more interesting than the circuitboard-flat human staffers.
|
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Two of the more interesting alumni are Seth Green and Danny Strong.
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"For me, it's more interesting to help everybody sleep better," she says.
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Bush was, somehow, more interesting than either John Kerry or Al Gore.
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The looming debate over calling witnesses just got so much more interesting.
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The reward of good listening will almost certainly be more interesting conversations.
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But the counter is far more interesting when he is behind it.
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"The stock dynamic is becoming more interesting," the note to investors says.
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Then that obviously makes all those stocks a much more interesting bet.
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The political aspect of the German fiscal austerity debacle is more interesting.
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The story is much more interesting than it is at first glance.
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They guided us to what they thought were the more interesting ones.
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The thing I find more interesting now is: What's the new pop?
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I think even more interesting is the company's being the tool providers.
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I think what's a more interesting story now is the Democratic race.
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And the Western Conference would be that much more interesting going forward.
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The third season has been a different and more interesting animal, however.
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That is one of the more interesting questions that is arising now.
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The more interesting piece of the Dirk-Kristaps Venn diagram involves personality.
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It did make the painting more interesting, so I added even more.
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But a closer look at that second separating factor is more interesting.
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We've captured some of the fest's more interesting, softer, and unique moments.
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Eventually, more people are going to figure out more interesting licensing techniques.
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I don't necessarily think about writing a more interesting song or whatever.
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To make matters more interesting, methane is short-lived on geological time scales.
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The subsequent debate was only a little more interesting than the speech itself.
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What bathroom wall wouldn't look more interesting with one of these bad boys?
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There's work left to be done, and potentially more interesting things to find.
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The band's cover of John Lennon's "Mind Games" is a little more interesting.
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"Carrie at two was more interesting than anyone I'd ever known," Freiberg said.
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Making a plotline more complicated doesn't make it more interesting or more meaningful.
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The more interesting question is whether it came from Trump's existing campaign money.
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It's turning out to be true in more interesting ways than we thought.
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And that just makes it all-the-more interesting for us to study.
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I think it should be, I think it should be frankly more interesting.
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It makes the production more difficult, but it also makes it more interesting.
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Ones that are much more interesting than the current crop of gadget talkies.
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So in those emerging territories it starts to become a little more interesting.
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Capturing your life in video on Instagram just got a lot more interesting.
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Art, in its multi-purposed uselessness, makes life more interesting than artless life.
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I think it should be -- I think it would be frankly more interesting.
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And if Lohan were in this show more, it would be more interesting.
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Nowadays, fans really respect what we're doing and the shows are more interesting.
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But the more of the text you read, the more interesting it gets.
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Even as a kid, Ursula seemed far more interesting to me than Ariel.
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"We see more interesting opportunities within the market, particularly the domestics," they added.
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I thought I'd end up doing something more interesting or glamorous than this.
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And you'll find that the world is even more interesting than you'd thought.
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But there's a second, more interesting explanation that illuminates President Obama's strategic thinking.
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It's when and where the give exists elsewhere that it gets more interesting.
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"Having an opinion makes you more interesting, even as an assistant," he said.
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AMLG: Presumably this is a more interesting problem for them to work on.
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One of the more interesting services Microsoft is also enabling is Turnitin integration.
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Because other people's lives can be so much more interesting than your own.
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To me, the much more interesting numbers come from the best-seller lists.
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Here's the part Apple proposed today that might be a bit more interesting.
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That said, times are even more interesting for private companies looking for liquidity.
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But perhaps more interesting is Yung's guide to spotting these undercover cop cars.
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A more interesting question is, why do whisper networks so often stay passive?
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What may be more interesting is the quirkier devices that this will enable.
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More interesting than this particular service, however, is the infrastructure that supports it.
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It's more interesting than good at this point, but boy is it interesting.
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But the more interesting Ohio primary is on the Democratic side, for governor.
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The universe is better understood and more interesting because he was in it.
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Her story is more interesting because she's actually trying to find a killer.
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The researchers envision more interesting applications as the technology and manufacturing methods mature.
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That fact makes its business dealings with smaller firms all the more interesting.
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I think it's much more interesting to be ... This is just your observations.
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Happily, and despite its dismal title, "WTF" is far more interesting than this.
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One potential new entrant to the race could make things even more interesting.
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I think it's more interesting to talk about you than Nick, though. Okay.
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But more interesting is Tillerson's view of the dynamic of international climate negotiations.
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But this insider knowledge from Snowden just made it much, much more interesting.
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McLemore himself was always far more interesting than the yarns he was spinning.
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For the remaining recruiters, though, AI will make work easier and more interesting.
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What's more interesting is how the Polar Ignite will display data to users.
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What's even more interesting is that this level of forgery doesn't come cheap.
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Kimbrel made it more interesting by walking Chase Headley on a full count.
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More interesting still, the heavier the weight, the greater the increase in flexibility.
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And attendees are served alcohol, which often makes for more interesting acceptance speeches.
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The more interesting tidbit, however, is Coleman's Twitter history — it's pretty much nonexistent.
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Otherwise, ask them something else; you'll probably find that conversation infinitely more interesting.
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But she's already made the race a hell of a lot more interesting.
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The more interesting part of yesterday's event, Nail says, is Apple's implicit message.
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Here is a selection of the more interesting movers during the Gundlach scenario:
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I didn't make up the details, I just made them sound more interesting.
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Well, things just got a lot more interesting in the electric vehicle world.
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Those books and that film treated Hannibal Lecter as more interesting than Clarice.
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This series just got a tad more dunky—and a tad more interesting.
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What can the show reveal about that era that'll make it more interesting?
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The second argument, and the more interesting one, is that it's fair use.
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The prohibition of love turns out to be more interesting than its enforcement.
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More interesting, though, is the handful of lesser-known artists in the exhibition.
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Suddenly Morris's flowered cushions and curtains begin to seem more interesting, less comfortable.
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MORE INTERESTING WAS THE FACT THAT HE HAD AN ANNUAL MEETING LAST WEEK.
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It's my personal prejudice that I'm more interesting than the characters I play.
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The battle over the red-hot graphics chip market just got more interesting.
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But the race just got a lot more interesting for the front-runner.
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Wilson's publicized remarks make the discussions surrounding X-37 more interesting, McDowell said.
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Thank you to both of you for making our weekend solve more interesting.
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There's a lot of stuff going on culturally; it's a lot more interesting.
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Here's where things get even more interesting: Clistopyga stingers aren't just for stinging.
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What would you do to make the medians on Park Avenue more interesting?
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If only because it makes our MMA world just a touch more interesting.
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A new one will be built—to someplace way more interesting and exciting.
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They've made my day-to-day measurably better, or at least more interesting.
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Even without the modeling career, my life would be more interesting than theirs.
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Often, he'll place additional constraints on his play, to make things more interesting.
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The firm's investment strategy is much more interesting than your average investment thesis.
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But ask "What good is art?" and the conversation quickly gets more interesting.
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"What did you learn from the Kavanaugh confirmation process?" could be more interesting.
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"It'll be more interesting if it turns out to be unanswerable," he said.
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These are dishy, but more interesting is Ms. Jett's rock 'n' roll heart.
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"I like doing it sight unseen like that, it's more interesting," he said.
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No one knows how taekwondo will be more interesting at the 2020 Olympics.
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Certainly a multiethnic family made it more interesting for me as a writer.
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He'd exaggerate a little bit so his stories were that much more interesting.
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That the humanities can get to more interesting places, faster, than the sciences.
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But one can hope there's something more interesting brewing beneath that placid surface.
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But the zing of cool mint turns it into something far more interesting.
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Thank you so much for taking ... and you're much more interesting than Scott.
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Look, if this funds in any sustainable way, more interesting media companies, great.
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Playing the guitar is much more sexy, but the bassoon is more interesting.
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But McCraw's job was far more interesting than assisting in occasional ad-making.
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He would subtract or add a few beats to make it more interesting.
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Doesn't that make Benedick and Beatrice seem much more interesting as a couple?
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Bishop-Stall's archival rooting-around is more interesting than his memoir through-line.
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However, Control gets more interesting as it gives Jesse more supernatural powers herself.
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Perhaps more interesting, the tablet's keyboard cover now has a built-in trackpad.
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"Dramatically speaking for filmmaking, it's much more interesting to be nuanced," he said.
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But whether his rivals pick up on it is the more interesting question.
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The project's back story is often more interesting than what plays out onscreen.
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But the explicit original, with video, is much more interesting, darker and smart.
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Where should I go to find something more interesting at a reasonable price?
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This is much more interesting than I thought it was going to be.
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In fact, they're all so much more interesting when they're not pristine saints.
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Things are going to get more interesting and crazy before everything is settled.
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A more interesting question is how the conservative movement came to embrace it.
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"A lot of it ended up more interesting than reality," he said, laughing.
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Certainly it makes it a lot more beautiful and a lot more interesting.
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What was more interesting to me was how Trump reacted to the memo.
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They're certainly more interesting than normal fashion designers — and their clothes are, too.
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"Dance of the Jakaranda" is an exception, which makes it even more interesting.
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I think the nuances of human interaction (are) a much more interesting thing.
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And thank goodness everybody has different personalities, because it makes things more interesting.
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If the immigrants are willing to assimilate, our society might become more interesting.
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The motion detector is probably more interesting to those with smart home devices.
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On Android, there's an even more interesting free Google app called Cardboard Camera.
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Do you find me more interesting as a result of finding this out?
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What might be more interesting, though, is the way Shazam treats those sins.
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Does knowing that people are watching motivate us to do more interesting things?
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Then I thought it would be more interesting yet if they were running.
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It's old fashioned and I'm trying to make that more interesting or cool.
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And I think with that understanding more and more interesting companies pop up.
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No. The more interesting question is whether or not Ireland will beat them.
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Let's call this the divergence: when the devices outside the phone become more interesting than the phone itself Let's call this the divergence: when experiences and devices that operate independently of a smartphone become more interesting than the phones themselves.
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Another Star Wars Lore Connection Is Even More Interesting If you want to connect The Mandalorian and the existing Star Wars canon, one more interesting avenue to take might be comparing the Mandalorian religious beliefs to those of the Jedi.
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More importantly, Apple is launching another iPhone in November — one that's far more interesting.
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But that interest will simmer for a while before developing into something more ... interesting.
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Her husband is actually very loving towards her and it made her more interesting.
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But it makes her even more interesting because she's the one who goes out.
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Not only is that a more interesting line of thought, it's also much clickier.
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Aren&apost they a little busy, it&aposs getting more interesting by the day.
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I haven't been feeling challenged lately, but we have some more interesting work planned.
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The very existence of Dumbo, though, is far more interesting than the film itself.
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Throw rising inventory into that mix and things start to look even more interesting.
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Some of us, however, have slightly more interesting ways of finding it than others.
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Open-ended questions generate more interesting responses because they unlock more information from people.
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" You'll get a more interesting answer if you ask, "Why do you like movies?
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There's also now a public API, which is actually more interesting than it sounds.
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I think if you're romantic about life it makes it a bit more interesting.
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Things get even more interesting when you connect the camera system to a smartphone.
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One of the more interesting parts of the Honor 8 Pro is its packaging.
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That familiarity allows us to think about the device in newer, more interesting ways.
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The video gets progressively more interesting as her siblings try (and fail) to help.
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He says that the smarter animals, like elephants, will be more interesting to watch.
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All these things made Patti more interesting than just generic, cute girl next door.
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More importantly, though, that same old line is overshadowing a far more interesting angle.
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The quieter, yet more interesting, announcement from the day was a tool called Stackdriver.
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The wonky stuff is just me trying to make it more interesting for me.
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I now feel so much more beautiful, so much sexier, so much more interesting.
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But a couple of retweets on their Twitter account suggest something slightly more interesting.
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But what's more interesting is figuring out what Neanderthal genes didn't get passed on.
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A potentially more interesting direction for Apple would be a mobile-focused game subscription.
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What's more interesting is that Quit Genius is prepared to take on other categories.
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Restless souls are much more interesting than laced-up zombies living lives of ease.
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Throw in MSNBC, Fox News, Breitbart and Occupy Democrats, and things get more interesting.
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"It's more complicated, but it's also a lot more honest and it's more interesting."
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It's not until later games that your love life gets a little more interesting.
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The more interesting question is what are the consequences of the Mountain being undead?
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But what's more interesting is what, if anything, this means for OnePlus' next phones.
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I am a four-time Olympian, and it was different every time, more interesting.
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Now we just need a way to make the White House tour more interesting.
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To that end, one of Facebook's more interesting postings include a position for Wit.
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One of the more interesting facets of Volkov's game is his height and reach.
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Bernie Sanders redux, the nuances of each candidate's gubernatorial bids are way more interesting.
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This was the what, but the how is what has become ever more interesting.
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So they have to make it more interesting with a limited number of people.
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More interesting, though, are the steps Snap will have to take to get there.
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Fed watchers expect Rosengren's comments to be the potentially more interesting of the two.
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Perhaps more interesting is the fact that this is not a one-sided deal.
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But expect less exciting VR announcements, and more interesting AR applications and experimental hardware.
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Ceres is turning out to be a far more interesting world than we thought.
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Music is so much more interesting and important to you than a physical thing.
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A horror game needed to do something more interesting than PUBG's slow, dedicated crawl.
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The more interesting point of the Overeem – Hunt fight was how they got there.
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The more interesting story is the puzzling opposition to trade from right-wing Republicans.
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Nixon's little finger, of course, was more interesting and complex than Trump's entire being.
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Sounds like personal shoppers have more interesting lives in Paris than they do here.
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The poster is "definitely back on the rise" she says, and getting more interesting.
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The user reviews have been more interesting than most user reviews on other websites.
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Their story must have been more interesting than the one in Mr Burton's film.
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More interesting, then, are some of the truly bizarre items uncovered by TSA agents.
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But Chrome OS is definitely going to get a bit more interesting this year.
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More interesting will be if big publishers add the button to their article pages.
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Perhaps the more interesting finding is how central banks have responded to the markets.
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" He added, "Truth is so much more interesting than the fiction we're used to.
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Fruit is just so much more interesting to me than other foods out there.
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What's more interesting is how the second tier of candidates fares after last night.
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He added that private banking and 'family office' services looked a more interesting area.
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I think it would be a more interesting challenge to be a good man.
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On the, uh, more interesting side, the socket also has a built-in light.
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More interesting than the scrolls, though, are the books left behind by previous adventurers.
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"More interesting patrols" is a low bar for Destiny 2, but it's still important.
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It's possible Hot Teen Outlander's dad Fred (Luke Perry) is more interesting than him.
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But some of the more interesting aspects of Clinton's platform are focused on entrepreneurship.
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More interesting, though, is that Apple also does some machine learning on your iPhone.
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Where Blipcast becomes more interesting is in the potential for future development and expansion.
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Perhaps more interesting is the key issues mentioned by both camps in Coadec's survey.
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But I think that we're going to start seeing people make more interesting stuff.
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Below, I pulled some of the more interesting parts of Hayes's exchange with Klein.
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But to make things more interesting, Branson took on a challenge of his own.
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SUPER TUESDAY Break out the calculators: The Republican race just got waaay more interesting.
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She suffered so greatly because it might make her more interesting to the guests.
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Even growing up, Peter Parker was infinitely more interesting to me than Spider-Man.
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I think we can agree that the coming weeks will be even more interesting.
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But it's when we unpack the local investments that things get somewhat more interesting.
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Megan: What is it about family stories that makes horror so much more interesting?
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That's more interesting to me than writing him as just being behind everyone developmentally.
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" Its first sentence reads, "Death makes them more interesting; Death makes them more beautiful.
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No. God, if I was stoned this would be such a more interesting article.
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"I'm definitely planning something more interesting using that period of time," Jenkins told Uproxx.
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Low staff-to-student ratios make learning more interesting, but come at a cost.
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We wanted a rear-wheel drive car because it's far more interesting for drivers.
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How can I make it more interesting to eat by layering up the textures?
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On average, they're more interesting, more stylish and more entertaining than their domestic counterparts.
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But then again, the moves were way more interesting than squats, so time flew.
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It's shaping up to be an even more interesting time for primary care startups.
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The movie's off-screen odyssey, frankly, might be more interesting than the film itself.
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Things suddenly get a lot more interesting because he was leading a double life.
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The more interesting question is how Pelosi will balance these factions once elected speaker.
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By contrast, some state capitals across the country are pursuing bolder, more interesting reform.
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To make the scene more interesting, he decided to pose women in Colonial dress.
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As it turns out, their lives were more interesting than he ever thought possible.
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The Lower East Side is even more interesting to them than the East Village.
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What's more interesting is that the service now features a better integration with LinkedIn .
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If she had stayed, she would have heard one of Trinkets' more interesting tidbits.
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Any red carpet Janelle Monae is on is one that's a little more interesting.
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Today's share price boost could make it more interesting to sought-after tech workers.
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When I was younger, the more crazy the moves, the more interesting they are.
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Tesla's first-quarter earnings call in a couple weeks just got even more interesting.
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But more interesting than the the tepid results was its outlook for the future.
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His shock departure now makes next year's election into a much more interesting proposition.
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Food can be so much more interesting if you expose it to some flames.
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One of the more interesting tidbits here: The proprietary Surface port is still here.
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UFOs, as a result, have become much less frightening and perhaps much more interesting.
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There's just not much more you can do to make your profile more interesting.
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Smartphones are about to get more interesting, but is it enough to drive growth?
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But in the last couple of years, it's grown into something much more interesting.
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But Tyranny's moral choices are more interesting and more complicated than in other games.
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But what's more interesting is how the non-gaming categories fared this past year.
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More interesting to me, though, are two things that are missing from the invite.
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" Compared to run-of-the-mill contemporary rugs, he added, "It's just more interesting.
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Having other people build products that make yours more interesting isn't a bad idea.
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Bending the Rules Then we get into the more interesting grey area in between.
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We would learn way more interesting facts like this if Nebraska got a turn.
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And hopefully, it's just what Jon Snow needs to make him much more interesting.
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To me that's always more interesting than dogs sitting perfectly in a turtleneck sweater.
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This also allowed for less constrained fill and some more interesting long, nonthemed answers.
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But the wines we drank were far more interesting than what was once commonplace.
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And that's not all — she's discovered that it's much more interesting than the positive.
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It's got a cheeselike richness but it's a lot more interesting (and dairy-free).
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Much more serendipity to the content & what I'm seeing is more interesting and varied.
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The more interesting question is why it has been so widely accepted as fact.
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Make the most of them, and let your day be a little more interesting.
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It's hard to remember this burger after tasting several other that were more interesting.
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" Melissa McCarthy "The older you are, the more interesting you are as a character.
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If you spent more time with Cardinal Pell, your life might be more interesting.
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"Actually, it's probably a more interesting job than just driving one [truck]," says Musk.
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But historical February-to-final carryout becomes more interesting when considering the actual volumes.
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Dubai is known for its malls — but its souks are often even more interesting.
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Most will be sound but boring — paint-by-numbers facsimiles of more interesting bottles.
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"I always thought there would be more interesting people at my wedding," she says.
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Here are some of the more interesting things about the battle of Iwo Jima.
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More interesting on the music side is a clever little feature called Music Share.
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But we scoured them for you and found some of the more interesting donors.
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More interesting is the story of the Parsi community and their arrival in India.
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The narrative of other people has always been more interesting to me than mine.
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When the court is back at full strength, its docket should become more interesting.
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That's also a nice way of saying the wine list could be more interesting.
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"I think it'll be one of the more interesting State of the Unions," Sen.
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It's a classic sequel, larger and more bloated, less tidy, but possibly more interesting.
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But there's no question smartphones are more interesting now than they've been in years.
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The third-place Boston Celtics, four games behind Toronto, may offer more interesting competition.
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Truth is frequently stranger than fiction, and if we're lucky, much more interesting, too.
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But Mr. Torres's approach is also not entirely successful, often more interesting than funny.
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More interesting, he said, is what the data say about where people are going.
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"It would be a much more interesting answer if there were conflict," Abrams said.
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"Sometimes you've got to come up with a way to make this more interesting."
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While taking genre steps to answer that question, "Cam" also does something more interesting.
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It seems more fair, or at least more interesting, to spread the love around.
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The Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas on Wednesday just got much more interesting.
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Perhaps more interesting than what Apple did announce Wednesday was what it didn't announce.
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But about 1.5 miles away, there seemed to be hills that were more interesting.
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Sexual freedom can be put to more interesting uses than sleeping with your friends.
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More interesting and less predictable answers could have come from Siri on an iPhone.
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Your genetic information is really interesting, but your bank account is much more interesting.
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I think you need a little bit of both to make something more interesting.
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More interesting, the campaign won't have a single protagonist, but will jump between perspectives.
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Here is where I think the dialogue between Simpson and Brancusi gets more interesting.
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Clearly, if speculators think something is more interesting, that may drive the value higher.
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Rosie O'Donnell beef, but considering the players involved, it's certainly a lot more interesting.
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Much more interesting is the debate over why anybody would want to do this.
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If you have a few minutes, though, Nintendo's old ads are arguably more interesting.
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We might not know yet, but we'll continue to get more interesting stories — and certainly more interesting movies — if we think of social media obsession as human and relatable, not just a plot device to mark a character as shallow and dumb.
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I think there's no more interesting field to explore that than the field of neuroscience.
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The more interesting thing may be what software tricks Google does with the new lens.
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Not necessarily a suit, more interesting paired with a uniquely cut pant, skirt, or dress.
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"It used to be screens were much more interesting than they are now," he says.
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But her side of the story, in whatever pieces are available, is far more interesting.
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Fitbit's budget smartwatch is way more interesting and not a ton more expensive, at $200.
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Are there preferable partners out there whom you'd find more interesting, enjoyable, smarter or funnier?
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The story of World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth's just got a lot more interesting.
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Outlaw King does occasionally show glimmers of the more interesting movie it might have been.
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More interesting is what went on in their brains as they moved toward these judgments.
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Betting on sports is a fun way to make a game a little more interesting.
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Bright city lights might still obscure some of the more interesting parts of the show.
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That's cool, but the more interesting Alexa device being worked on is a home robot.
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Lasher feels that his mission is far more interesting than just making an iOS wallet.
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One of the more interesting sets of details was about Apple's rumored augmented reality Glasses.
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Even more interesting, Microsoft says that Xbox Live support is coming to the Switch version.
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These changes make the at times tedious process of exploring dungeons a lot more interesting.
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Regramming could certainly widen what appears in your feed, which some might consider more interesting.
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All Tied UpMake a striped ensemble more interesting by doubling up on a key piece.
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I think that made the process easier and more interesting, because it was a dialogue.
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It was incredibly cool, but what's even more interesting is what happened after the event.
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It's a case, the judge said in court, that's "getting more interesting by the minute."
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His second, and much more interesting, argument is that Wax's views are not actually racist.
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I think they're more interesting because they're not watered down to appeal to the masses.
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Google could choose to spread the wealth and make the mobile world exponentially more interesting.
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What's more interesting is that you can't just broadcast anything without it being checked first.
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I gotta say, this imaginary villain sounds a lot more interesting than the real guy.
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It's so much more interesting than any other math or science class I've ever taken.
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Even more interesting is that the initial enrollment is just the beginning of the process.
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Bloodsport star Jean Claude Van Damme wants to be asked more "interesting" questions during interviews.
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However, the fact that it can also be combined with sensors raises more interesting possibilities.
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How Amazon got to those numbers is a lot more interesting than the numbers themselves.
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So in the end, the broadcast may be more unpredictable, and more interesting, than usual.
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But it also offers more interesting possibilities, like identifying plants and animals with the kit.
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That's a much more Whedon-y theme, and one I find a lot more interesting.
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Use your own voice and add some personal flourishes to make the letter more interesting.
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Read on for more interesting tidbits about the superstar kid that landed his dream job.
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What's more interesting than watching Tiger Woods lock up a historic win at The Masters??
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On the education side, Blipblox was one of the more interesting items on the floor.
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People are complex and amazing and every one of us makes the world more interesting.
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If he continues clanging them off the rim, things will get a little more interesting.
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Also, adding an exclamation point to a sentence does not automatically make it more interesting!
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That was much more interesting than anything that happened in the wedding, starting with CNN.
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Thankfully, he was able to give insight to something much more interesting: His family dynamic.
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They seem to be attempting to, in an oversaturated world, make these people more interesting.
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No mainstream electronics manufacture is making more interesting, innovative and downright bizarre products than Lenovo .
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But more interesting (or disappointing) is what the front of the phone might look like.
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After the ARD allegations and subsequent uproar, Dr Rodchenkov emerges as the more interesting subject.
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"Streaming has made me more interesting, more quick witted, more outgoing and extroverted," MaverickRPDM says.
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Like other marketplace startups, Drivy becomes more interesting when you have more options around you.
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The iPhone SE is one of the more interesting products to get released this year.
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And I think just collectively we thought the more interesting thing is no, it doesn't.
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Alphabet's GV early investment fund was an early Uber backer, which makes this more interesting.
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But the other (and more interesting) format is the custom-shaped die-cut aluminum prints.
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Well, maybe not more interesting, but he's decided not to dismiss it out of hand.
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The aromas and flavors were similar — herbs, citrus, saltiness — but the texture was more interesting.
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Ultimately, Gibson wins the battle, but the far more interesting war gets away from him.
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More interesting are the officials the congress appears to have chosen for other top jobs.
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More interesting than the size of the Airbus contract was the planned pace of deliveries.
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Much more interesting, in my opinion, than the chiseled, confident heroes of science fiction movies.
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Regardless, the world of electric cars is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
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But since finding GLOO's more interesting uses, I've never taken it off of my favorites.
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But there are plenty of more interesting questions for which I don't have the answers.
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This is all the more interesting, as Facebook is currently barred from operating in China.
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Bernie Sanders comes off as far more interesting, though he's also firmly presented as unelectable.
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But at least farming was more interesting—I needed something to do with my body.
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The real reason Matt Harvey went AWOL The Matt Harvey situation keeps getting more interesting.
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While it's fine on a phone, it's more interesting as a vision of the future.
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In the second, he looks like he's never met someone more interesting than the president.
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Perhaps software robots will wipe out the dullest jobs, freeing Filipinos for more interesting conversations.
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The more bizarre stunts he pulls, the more interesting stories there will be to write.
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And nine times out of 10, that off-the-cuff, spontaneous stuff is more interesting.
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Or if not better, we can probably pick a team that's a little more interesting.
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We have the habit of making selfies a little more interesting, #whatdidyoudolastnight and so forth.
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But if you look at it from other contexts it becomes a lot more interesting.
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And in light of that, one needs to think globally, in much more interesting ways.
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I found each of these wines far more interesting than the typical inexpensive jammy malbec.
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What was more interesting about Mr. Brooks's ruminations is that he never once questioned Mrs.
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The battle is more interesting for being played out on fields both physical and psychic.
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The more interesting question, though, is whether other producers are thinking, and doing, the same.
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"These collaborative tools can be thought about in novel and more interesting ways," he said.
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Kuso's not perfect, but far more interesting [than] the umpteenth, generic coming-of-age film.
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Although it would be WAY more interesting and give you a cool story to tell.
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Scrolling through Instagram can quickly convince you that everyone's life is more interesting than yours.
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The film might have been more interesting had it delved further into the darker possibilities.
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"They were so much more interesting than what we'd ever done before," Dr. Coppinger said.
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"Short-term, maybe the dollar/yen could be the one that's more interesting," Tan said.
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More interesting is that while the U.S. cooled, other pockets of the globe warmed up.
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We already told you about some of the more interesting amendments in Thursday's Overnight Defense.
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I think the good news is the tools for that have gotten much more interesting.
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Late or not, that might be more interesting than this year's orderly, low-drama climb.
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"Our conversations started to get a bit more personal, and much more interesting," she said.
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It's important for us to create an even bigger cultural moment and more interesting conversation.
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A more interesting malfunction happens with Dolores's daddy who finds a photograph in the dirt.
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Here are some of the more interesting trends you may see on your next phone.
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It may challenge people to be more interesting, some people play up to the cameras.
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Even more interesting, the older the non-American respondents, the more anti-Trump they are.
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And in this new 'Attitude-Era,' the WWE storyworld became wider and much more interesting.
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The East is a little bit more interesting, with both wild cards still in play.
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But hopefully not permanently, because she's one of the more interesting parts of the show.
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Because honestly that would be so much more interesting than another Gigi/Perrie song.9.
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If you did, you'll fall down rabbit holes that are way more interesting than magic.
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Even more interesting though is that anyone can view how the collective spends its money.
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What's probably even more interesting for developers, though, is Flutter's support for stateful hot reloads.
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Will Brienne's appearance in the next episode make this plot line a little more interesting?
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But it does make watching the partnership's progress far more interesting from here on out.
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One of the more interesting encounters in Washington happened shortly after Donald Trump's inaugural address.
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More interesting is that the slippage in vote choice continued through to the 28 midterms.
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Our narrator catches Tiernan touching up Gouger's work to make it more interesting and salable.
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But it's undeniable that a folding screen makes any phone just a little more interesting.
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Employees have talked about these rules, but they're more interesting when articulated by the boss.
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Trump — Ms. Burleigh felt as though the women behind the man were ultimately more interesting.
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Aside from being more interesting, the new clue isn't as open-ended like the original.
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"Now I feel like he may have been more interesting to have known," she said.
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No matter which way she turned, something more interesting was happening in the other direction.
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National Review is a more interesting magazine now than at any time in its history.
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That's a service we can get elsewhere, and at restaurants that serve more interesting food.
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But, as Strauss shows, Rome was far more complex and far more interesting than that.
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Elio Motors has one of the more interesting, and simple, ideas in the auto industry.
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Alabama's increase is more interesting, but peaked in late 2015 and has been declining since.
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One day over tea, Newell told his wife Sandra that he needed more interesting models.
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More interesting are Apostol's many women, stand-ins and doppelgängers whose stories intercut and complicate.
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Thiel said a lot, so we've pulled out some of his more interesting quotes here.
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But if Sanders wins on Tuesday, the race will be more interesting for a while.
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"All of a sudden, making things became more interesting than owning things," Mr. Kraft said.
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"In general, the change in the value over time is more interesting," he said Thursday.
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C.O. I don't think I've seen anything much more interesting than that in some time.
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Such epiphanies render these unsavory characters much more interesting than they were at first glance.
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Room dividers can be more interesting and vary in size, shape, construction materials, and style.
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"It has become more engaged, and its reviewers have become more interesting," Mitzi Angel said.
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I think the more interesting question is what happens to the Republican organizations around town.
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"You should try mixing metals because it makes a room look so much more interesting."
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But then it got even more interesting: She just stepped out with jet-black hair.
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" He added, "It's more interesting to fight evil than just to play with stock certificates.
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The iPad, I wrote at the time, was now officially more interesting than the MacBook.
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This makes the East more interesting than it has been in at least a decade.
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Seems like the moon is a lot more interesting when it has a cool name.
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"Bismarck has more interesting tenets to what we do in California," Newsom said last year.
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What she found was both less apocalyptic and more interesting than what she had envisioned.
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If Buttigieg does pull it off in New Hampshire, things become a lot more interesting.
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One of the more interesting sessions I attended concerned a project called Social Science One.
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It made all of our work more interesting, and I know it taught me empathy.
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Each dish was more interesting, astonishing and unusual than the next, and all simply prepared.
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She has control and, even more interesting, no control over where the role carries her.
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That details of that interview are A LOT more interesting after what happened Sunday night.
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So larger-size deals that involve public companies for us tend to be more interesting.
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And that's a far more interesting prospect than whatever speed boost Samsung is making here.
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Pizza places have been looking for ways to make crust more interesting since time immemorial.
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The lead-up to Alien-Stock was more interesting and eventful than Alien-Stock itself.
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Say I did — what could be more interesting than the story they told about themselves?
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"I'd argue that we are fulfilling a more interesting and vital cultural function," he said.
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At least hypothetically, that should free us up to do better and more interesting stuff.
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"My goal is that we free ourselves up to ask more interesting questions," she said.
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More interesting were remarks last year from Sophie Turner, who plays the Stark daughter Sansa.
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More interesting is why he's taking the job, Andrew writes in his latest DealBook column.
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But from a developer standpoint, the much more widely used iPhone platform is more interesting.
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It makes CES more interesting than just refrigerators and screens, so at least there's that.
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The association with Thomas Nozkowski is more complex and, to my mind, far more interesting.
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Arthur will guide himself along the path automatically, and the camera shots are more interesting.
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One less remarked-upon but more interesting theory just chalked it up to pilot experience.
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But here's all this other stuff that makes it even more interesting, important, and timeless.
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I've had to be more creative and rely on some trial and error to find out what clothes work with my new body, but I'd argue that forcing myself to be more creative has made me a more interesting dresser, with more interesting style.
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We've rounded up some of the more interesting and notable food aversions from Ariana to Zendaya.
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What is far more interesting is picking right back up with Tess (Eris Baker) coming out.
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But it's fun to follow Fox and Draper when they open doors into more interesting spaces.
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And I think what makes it even more interesting is I think you&aposre right, Howard.
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The more interesting outcome of the elections last night was not that Democrats came roaring back.
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Sabrina's worlds collide and the show begins to ask more interesting questions about its own conflict.
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If the lie makes their lives seem more interesting, that helps everyone on the show succeed.
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Things get both much more interesting, and a lot creepier, when the actual Veronica gets involved.
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Question one seems to have its answer, and question two just got a lot more interesting.
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More interesting is the peculiar, circa-1800s notion that coal mines are important to national defense.
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"One of the more interesting statistics was the fact that cesarean sections were down," he said.
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What seemed more interesting was to talk about how witty and clever and existential they were.
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Maybe once we're seeing more than what's in the pilot, things'll get a little more interesting.
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"Dull and low paid occupations" will go, he writes, and be replaced by more interesting careers.
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Which just makes sorting through the contrasts, and the parallels they suggest, all the more interesting.
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One of the Smart Clock's more interesting features is how it uses its ambient light sensor.
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But if there's a more interesting new social network in the world, it's news to me.
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It also adds one more interesting wrinkle to the continued evolution of streaming service programming itself.
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But Bithell also teases narrative and design hooks that could be explored in more interesting ways.
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It's going to be more interesting to see whether Apple will also start selling wireless headphones.
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There's also been some improvements to the planets themselves, which makes exploration a lot more interesting.
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Even more interesting, Microsoft is also donating 500 patents to startups in the LOT Network. 5.
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Some characters are still more interesting than others; some arcs progress gracefully while others lurch ahead.
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Machines that relieve drudgery and allow people to do more interesting jobs are a fine thing.
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"Whenever a sound has a debatable origin, it tends to get even more interesting," she said.
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Kehlani "Rich Girl Mood" Why is SoundCloud rap so much more interesting when women do it?
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But here's what will make the blockchain's future even more interesting: you are part of it.
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Below are some of the more interesting questions from callers, with expanded versions of my answers.
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In some ways less sublime, less beautiful, more degraded, but in some other ways, more interesting.
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Some of the iPhone's new notification features are deeper and more interesting than I first realized.
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Regardless, it's the unique, cruder drawings that will always be the more interesting of the bunch.
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I'm like, 'Well, this is more interesting than a bunch of hot guys on my feed.
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More interesting are the increases for "shamrock" (811 percent), "clover" (328 percent), and "luck" (251 percent).
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" Trump ultimately saved his biggest praise for his own party's convention, calling it "far more interesting.
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Turns out, there's a lot to unpack — and it's way more interesting than you might assume.
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More troublingly, tales of falling apart are usually more interesting than those of pulling it together.
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Then the more interesting part becomes tying corporate and individual actions to progress on these measurements.
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Meanwhile, many of the more interesting apps receive press coverage, too, thanks to their Microsoft affiliation.
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But how the drug actually works is more interesting than the booming industry that surrounds it.
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So, he concludes, AI will probably make radiological work easier and more interesting rather than redundant.
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"I just think any time you mix it up, the world gets more interesting," she said.
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Playing as a queen offers more tough decisions to make, and more interesting places to explore.
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If anything, the serendipitous and unexpected soundscapes it produces are more interesting than the "correct" matches.
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Perhaps more interesting is the idea that you can use VoiceMyBot also to push you information.
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Here's an even more interesting tidbit: It's up about 310 percent when dividends are accounted for.
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The more interesting part of this research, however, is how the contact lens would be controlled.
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And the fact that the company operates like a startup makes the venture even more interesting.
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That is hardly a groundbreaking finding, but the study gets more interesting when pizza is introduced.
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And how about in that other limited environment, somewhat more interesting than retirement communities—the racetrack?
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One more interesting thing ... Ben says it took him 5 days to get the ring ready.
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Perhaps, this time around it's more interesting for Colton's story arc if the outcome isn't spoiled.
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But, the much more interesting story will be what happens below Donald Trump on the ballot.
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It's not exactly a masterpiece of design but it's far more interesting than what comes before.
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The more interesting part of the report claims LG is also considering Alexa for its phones.
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The result was one of the more interesting seasons of a TV show in recent memory.
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What's less clear, and more interesting, is who he will then pick as his prime minister.
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One, it's a better feature functionality, a little more interesting, a little more easy to use.
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Now, having Donald Trump as U.S. president, "makes the show a little more interesting," said Mutchnick.
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The everyday food of people is so much more interesting—it's thousands of years of culture.
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Two students in Tennessee decided to make lunchtime a little more interesting for their fellow classmates.
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The more interesting question is how much is the pressure to increase lending going to help.
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It is more interesting than enjoyment, because enjoyment erases the mysteries and the vision of desire.
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The rest of Animal Collective and Rusty [Santos] did a lot to make it more interesting.
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Hopefully that will include some higher-end, more interesting phones than what we've seen thus far.
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But it might be more interesting to think about why women think it should be illegal.
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"I'm actually constantly striving for perfection, which is more interesting than achieving it", Bob tells me.
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In the case of VTech, that more interesting thing first came in the form of Socrates.
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"People will have time to do other things, more complex things, more interesting things," Musk said.
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But impartial judges found that the messy-room people came up with more interesting, creative ideas.
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Fantastic Beasts is clearly laying the groundwork for a much larger, more interesting conflict to come.
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Anytime I've recorded with Gorwel I've ended up making a more interesting record because of him.
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In a perverse way, what times were more interesting than the era of the Third Reich?
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"I think the more interesting scenario becomes if Democrats take over Congress in 2018," he said.
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Next time, perhaps Activision will take stock, and ask a question more interesting than: Remember this?
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So we'll be vague when pointing to some of the more interesting pieces about the film.
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Would cricket be more interesting if you could tune in just before the most exciting moments?
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"It is getting much more complicated," he said, "and at the same time much more interesting."
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Perhaps more interesting, we asked another 2,176 respondents how likely they were to buy Apple products.
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And now, with a historic arrival on the Billboard chart, it has only gotten more interesting.
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As such, he's certain to make the finale of The Handmaid's Tale a lot more interesting.
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Then he got more interesting, until he turned out to be one of the best guests.
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It wasn't the simplest thing in the world, but it made working in two more interesting.
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"Fintech is one of the more interesting ones, particularly with the advent of Brexit, " English said.
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It was basically just scrolling text, and I suggested we do something more interesting with it.
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And the dirtier and sort of more messed up it gets, the more interesting it looks.
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He should make the Nets a better team, and he will certainly make them more interesting.
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The real driver of high momentum is riskThis is where the split gets even more interesting.
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What's more interesting is how Kavanaugh describes Clinton's misdeeds and efforts to thwart investigations into them.
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The rolling hills got even more interesting with splashes of greenery shaking up the color scheme.
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For Dr. Unschuld, Chinese medicine is far more interesting as an allegory for China's mental state.
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They thought that by now they'd have more money or more interesting jobs or better friends.
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But from my point of view, I feel like I have to say something more interesting.
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And the menu, supplemented with specials, is far more interesting than it seemed at first glance.
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Perhaps more interesting, the least effective message was one that linked Roy Moore to Donald Trump.
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I'm glad this plotline is over and Titus and Mikey can move onto more interesting hijinks.
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That way, the career can become more interesting and accessible to a diverse group of people.
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Which, admittedly, would be more interesting subject matter at this point than another sex song.15.
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Pipe bombs are much more interesting and relaxant topic but that's just asking for feds lmao.
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But Callahan's story is much more interesting and complex than the standard "road to recovery" tale.
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The one of the more interesting works presented at the fair is Phoebe Boswell's wall drawing.
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There are much more interesting things about my life as a new mom than my hair.
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But the "I'm lovin' it" jingle has an origin story more interesting than one might think.
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A shame, really, since the younger Sidney Hook was the more interesting of the two thinkers.
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From the very beginning, Terminal 5 at JFK was more interesting than your average moving walkway.
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Repurposing leftovers keeps our menu more interesting, which makes us more likely to actually eat them.
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She ended up being a much more interesting person — obviously difficult and flawed, but more sympathetic.
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However (though I don't like to play favorites), a braised chicken dish is always more interesting.
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I find it more interesting to learn about people's fantasies than about who they really are.
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I can tell this story over and over again, but let's talk about something more interesting.
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Ivanka Trump has now teamed up with Senator Marco Rubio on a far more interesting plan.
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Willem never stood a chance — and Connor will be a much more interesting antagonist moving forward.
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Shifting lights, shadow-play, candles, and smoke then become more interesting with regard to certain words.
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Behind the camera, where the triangular scheme is reflected yet again, the story gets more interesting.
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Wouldn't it "more interesting for both of them," Greg asks, if he played the corporate field?
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I found that even more interesting—like those Russian dolls where there's dolls inside of dolls.
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I think the more interesting question is, how, as with anything at Amazon, the complexity shifts.
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In what ways might it make people's lives better, easier, more interesting or just more fun?
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She never gets old and she also doesn't get more interesting, as this movie reminds you.
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The December number has always been a little bit more interesting and the expectations for 20.2.
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Uber also provided some more interesting facts, like what brands passengers are most likely to forget.
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Now, given the Trumpian landscape that media companies are facing, things should be even more interesting.
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It's full of mysteries that only get weirder and more interesting the further you delve in.
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Location tracking is more interesting, though at the moment, Threads won't show anyone your exact location.
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Farhad: It was one of the more interesting Apple events I've been to in several years.
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THRUSH: And it was one of the more interesting experiences of my life, I would say.
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"Stan being into this obscure, cool band, makes him instantly more interesting to Sydney," Richaud writes.
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"People will have time to do other things, more complex things, more interesting things," says Musk.
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The task for photographers is always to make a picture more interesting than what it depicts.
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But Titan's geology — sand dunes, eroded gullies — is more interesting than what is in the air.
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Obviously, its next quarter will be more interesting, but Zoom should provide guidance for that period.
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It's a strange culture, to be sure, made more interesting by an abundance of name-dropping.
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What's more interesting is that this Mr. Hyde, the congressional candidate and landscaper who's come up.
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"I think three to five types of fries just makes it more interesting to look at."
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More interesting are the reasons that celebrities choose to submit themselves to his acting-class sorcery.
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But in recent years the movement has become much more ideologically diverse — and far more interesting.
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Echo Flex is one of the more interesting additions at this morning's big event in Seattle.
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But when she challenged herself in the midpoint of her career, things were far more interesting.
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Filmmakers who swing for the fences are inherently more interesting than those who play it safe.
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I find it more interesting than boxing although I appreciate the beauty and art in boxing.
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In this context, it might be more interesting to reimagine the dated, misogynist character of Bond.
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It's actually more interesting than we give it credit for — like, What do you do together?
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That is probably one of the more interesting things as to how event recipients are found.
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