And this may make Instacart's proposal all the more inviting.
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Even there, Democratic campaign veterans see a more inviting landscape.
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There's nothing more inviting than staying at a haunted hotel.
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The colonies Dr. O'Neill envisioned would be much more inviting.
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He has since secured a more inviting residence in Franklin, Mich.
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Pillows, throws, trays and bowls make a more inviting living room.
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Doubtful. Other blockchain company names are much more inviting: Organizations named Abra.
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Plush chairs, rather than hard seats, would have made the space more inviting.
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There is nothing more inviting that a bowl packed full of hearty ingredients.
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The tax cut was based on, could we make our corporate environment more inviting.
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Plus, it can be free or very low-cost, making it even more inviting.
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Glowing pendant lights were added to make the space appear warmer and more inviting.
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It created a world that was more inviting and less judgmental, but still colorful.
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And the great reveal: a playroom that was unquestionably tidier, calmer and more inviting.
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And the Christmas trees felt more inviting without a rope blocking them from visitors.
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"There's no industry more susceptible and more inviting of regulations than cybersecurity," he said.
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"There's no industry more susceptible and more inviting of regulations than cybersecurity," he said.
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You'd be amazed how much more inviting a classroom can feel when it smells good.
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Ms. Lin's aim was to show layers of history and make the park more inviting.
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Salt & Char, where a 12-ounce strip goes for $52, is the more inviting option.
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But the Bastille has never quite fit in, nor has it ever become more inviting.
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They said they want to improve conversations by making Twitter easier to use and more inviting.
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He also explained that they want to make the restaurants more inviting for parents and grandparents.
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The combination made Chile's open-arms approach all the more inviting to companies the world over.
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A third area could be closer to water, to make it seem more inviting and soothing.
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After such treasures, a nap sounded more inviting than dessert, luscious as all the desserts were.
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The hope is that Chuck E. Cheese's new spaces and revamped menu will be more inviting.
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Since we were unable to paint the room, this gave the entire room a more inviting feel.
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The McDonald's sausage burrito didn't look any more inviting once I removed it from its paper wrapping.
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The hope is that Subway's new spaces will be more inviting to consumers and more technologically savvy.
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Guitar and keyboard riffs in rock and pop also count as ostinatos, but they're typically more inviting.
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This tempers the impact of all the technology, and makes it makes the interior warmer and more inviting.
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Suddenly, in this brighter, more inviting weather, a wild night out seems like a much more feasible prospect.
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The newest generation of Apple Stores look nicer, too: lighter, brighter, more inviting, and, ultimately, more Apple-y.
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It's much more inviting when a guy approaches a group of women with his own group of friends.
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The highlight of this lounge, however, was the dedicated bar area that was more inviting than its counterpart.
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That may turn out to be a more inviting path for the Justice Department to obtain a conviction.
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Kiosks and open kitchens Mini-marts are trying to modernize their stores and make them more inviting for customers.
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The way to do that is to make the market more inviting to people… not pile on more regulations.
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Mysterious love affairs and hidden desires seem more inviting, or at least you understand why you're attracted to them!
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Together, these new features could make chatbots more inviting to the general public who might have been baffled before.
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It is trying to become more worldly, to make itself more livable to residents and more inviting to visitors.
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The event attempted to combine hip-hop with coding to create an environment that was more inviting for young students.
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While motivation is one thing you can't purchase, these items can make getting started seem a whole lot more inviting.
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If Woods is going to chase the great white whale of golf records, he couldn't ask for more inviting seas.
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Rembrandt, clean shaven and informally dressed, his trademark wide beret covering his curly hair, has a softer, more inviting gaze.
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In this sense, the march and events like it could paradoxically make scientists a more inviting target for future attacks.
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For First Class, the perks are even more inviting, including two free checked bags that you can fill with holiday leftovers.
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And, because it's softer and nicer to the touch than the laptop's cold metal, the leather cover is more inviting too.
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Lost Sphear is brighter and livelier with an emphasis on greens and blues that makes the world a touch more inviting.
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Top Chef is back for its 15th season and we're not sure what looks more inviting: the food or the backdrop.
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The growth has inspired shop owners already in the district, like Mr. Baksh, to create a more inviting environment for clients.
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But when people share games and play together, they open [gaming] up and make it more inviting, they expand the culture.
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Try the Peach & Currant version, which has a fresh citrus, rose and black currant fragrance that will make any space more inviting.
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In this environment, Abovitz's blue-sky thinking and outsized claims about what this technology could become seem more inviting, and even believable.
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This causes the lights to come on, making finding the car in a dark parking lot not only easier but more inviting.
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A gift card allows a teacher to get a little something extra to make the classroom more inviting and fun for students.
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That's why, in this world, a sub full of stressed-out revolutionaries is so much more inviting than the city of Manhattan.
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Because this method can work with subjects fully clothed, one major benefit is that it might seem more inviting to more participants.
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The approach yields a kind of formal lucidity that is constant from his prickly early music through his more inviting recent works.
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As envisaged by the pioneering architect Attílio Corrêa Lima, Goiânia seems to have had a more inviting feel than Brasília's austere modernism.
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Transit specialists and critics caution that "heritage trolleys," with short runs more inviting to tourists than city residents, don't really amount to progress.
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To make the property more inviting, Mr. Fio Rito plans to provide amenities like on-site parking, a roof deck and a gym.
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I know Twitter needs this — or something like this — to make the service more inviting to newbies, but what if it doesn't work?
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And most of her paddling experience — extensive as it was — had been in Hawaii, where the waters were warmer, calmer and more inviting.
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Sudado de pescado, kingfish in a tart seafood and beer broth, would have been more inviting if the main ingredient hadn't been overcooked.
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Qussai, Venous, Hossam, Alaa, and Oday worried that with the AfD doing so well, they might now be more inviting targets for racist attacks.
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Judgement made the franchise much more inviting to casual players; prior entries could be oppressive, forcing you to spend hours learning Gears' unique quirks.
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"There is no sign more inviting to a mass killer than a sign that declares: 'This school is a gun free zone,' " he said.
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These and other projects focused Milwaukee's development strategy on the river and lakefront, making the central city more inviting for housing developers and buyers.
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But health care workers at the university recognized that a toylike object could be at once both more inviting and more effective for children.
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Silicon Valley Business Journal published the first renderings of the new buildings, and it's clear Facebook wants to become more inviting to the public.
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To grow, Discovery must work harder to maintain its stronghold on its core audience of men while becoming more inviting to other audiences, notably women.
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In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper this week, Johnson hit Trump's policy on immigration as "insanity" and offered a more inviting tone to immigrants.
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It's chosen a perfect time to come back, too: in a fraught 2016, the relaxed and open world of 2010 is more inviting than ever.
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The rescue's staff made the cells of the jail a little more inviting to their new occupants by adding food, bedding and plenty of water.
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But if Snapchat wants to keep growing, it faces a new obstacle: a bigger competitor, with a more inviting interface, has cloned its chief innovation.
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However belatedly, the company took bold steps toward policing behavior on the site and attempting to make it a more inviting, engaging, and civil place.
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Instead, they should focus on demonstrating that their political "team" is a more inviting place than the president's and takes better care of its members.
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In the late 256th century, few amusement park rides were more inviting to youthful thrill seekers than those at Action Park in northwestern New Jersey.
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If it becomes about budgeting meticulously so we can do and can have what we really want, it becomes a much more inviting prospect. 2.
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With intuitive and reliable technology at SBOs' disposal, not only is entrepreneurship a little less stressful than it used to be –- it's also much more inviting.
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But the exploration-heavy style of Assassin's Creed, combined with the stunningly detailed world built by the developers at Ubisoft, makes it a more inviting experience.
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The carpeted spaces are more inviting for kids to come in, sit and read a book while their parents might be shopping a few feet away.
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President-elect Donald Trump's repeated attacks on Mexican auto imports has collapsed the peso — which has ironically made Mexico a more inviting location for American manufacturers.
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The effort includes making lobbies and lounges more inviting hangouts, rather than simply places to stare at your smartphone while awaiting a car to the airport.
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Trees were replaced and benches installed, making them more inviting to a public that avoided them in the past because they were, frankly, kind of scary.
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So far, the I.O.C. has failed in its effort, inaugurated in 2014, to attract more candidates to host the Winter Games with more inviting bid rules.
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The glass could stay 75 percent empty, she said, unless conditions change markedly to make politics more inviting to female candidates in the male-dominated arena.
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Amtrak&aposs new Acela trainsets will be sleek, with lower energy usage and more inviting interiorsBut none of that matters if passengers can&apost ride them.
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There is no question that such offices look vastly more inviting than your average cubicle farm; it's not surprising that so many companies seek to emulate them.
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From pocket-size parks to plazas on reclaimed roadways to sidewalks dressed up with sleek benches and kiosks, the spaces make concrete-and-asphalt grids more inviting.
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"I guess the idea of it being small and quick made it more inviting," said Mr. Munshin, the publisher of Edible magazines in the New York area.
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I&aposm actually adding extra pillows in this master bed just because when you layer a few layers it actually feels way more plush, way more inviting.
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He said that, while many schools try to find cosmic dust particles in programs meant to make science classes more inviting and accessible, few if any succeed.
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And they can create an alternate world I want to visit every week, but one that I personally find more inviting because it's got struggle baked into it.
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Think: orange eyeshadow, warm brown cut creases, rose gold highlighter, and more — all of which flatter most skin tones and feel more inviting than other cool-toned variations.
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Seriously, it's the nicest iOS update in a long time, with a clear sense of how you should flow between operations and a much more inviting visual design.
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"Getting tax rates down for American companies, big and small, will create new jobs and make the United States a more inviting place to do business," they added.
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For me, anti-allergy pillowcases serve three purposes: They make my bed more inviting, keep my pillow cooler at night, and help me breathe easier while I sleep.
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Sanders offers an even more inviting target, given his aversion to U.S. military spending and foreign intervention and his attraction to Russian, Chinese and Latin American communist dictators.
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While the former website's version gave visitors an overwhelming presentation of data, this revamped map — accessible from computers, smartphones, and tablets — is much more inviting and user-friendly.
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The success of the new movement has also left other hate groups like the neo-Confederates clamoring to be grouped in under the seemingly more inviting alt-right umbrella.
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The world of sex toys has never been more inviting, inclusive, and destigmatized than right now, offering new possibilities for women and other marginalized identities to explore their sexualities.
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Car traffic is plummeting: People are staying at home and avoiding unnecessary travel, demand for ride-hailing is fizzling, and the streets have never been more inviting for cyclists.
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Car traffic is plummeting: People are staying at home and avoiding unnecessary travel, demand for ride-hailing is fizzling, and the streets have never been more inviting for cyclists.
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They were conceived by J. Walter Thompson to make the adjacent placards leased by Walter O'Malley's advertising agency for soap, beer, cigarettes, soda, liquor and laxative companies more inviting.
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We're not sure how exciting a spreadsheet or analytics program can be, but they'll look a lot more inviting on a 3440 x 1440 screen with 679.993% sRGB color calibration.
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Where young members of the workforce could once get their chops, and their pain quotidien, from cooking gigs, the marijuana industry offers a new and potentially more inviting work experience.
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If the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive don't scrap the wires, more practical options, like Samsung's GearVR will welcome newcomers — who can pay less for a far more inviting experience.
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The presentation is certainly a lot more inviting than what I'd eaten anyway — passengers are served a starter, main, and dessert separately, and this was just one appetizer (the Arabic mezze).
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But compared to the high-rise housing projects and sterile plazas of the 1950s and 1960s, Jacobs's vision of a city built around people and everyday life is far more inviting.
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Through another program, Parks Without Borders, the city has budgeted $50 million to make parks more inviting and better integrated into neighborhoods by improving parks' entrances and perimeters along sidewalks and streets.
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Framebridge is relatively affordable, but decor is one of the luxuries plenty of college students shirk to save elsewhere — even though it can make their home a much more inviting, happy place.
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Of course, apart from the moss and ruins, the windows dotted around the periphery seem more inviting to intruders than defensive, which makes one wonder why they're placed the way they are.
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Overall, the hotel has 268 rooms and suites spread over 14 floors, and a coffin-shaped pool (don't worry, it's more inviting than it sounds) surrounded by foliage, loungers, and dining options.
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But on top of these elements, Fortnite also has a lighter tone that makes it a much more inviting destination, particularly for a game you play on a weekly or even daily basis.
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Nestled in the breathtaking Carpathian mountains, the bright, charming Zabola Estate is a far more inviting Transylvanian hotel than the gothic, monster-filled titular one from Genndy Tartakovsky's 2012 animated feature, Hotel Transylvania.
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Zoning changes have prompted a batch of large rental and condominium buildings to sprout on the corridor in the last several years, giving many parts of the avenue a cleaner, more inviting look.
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Improving cooling center signage and generally making the facilities more inviting is part of New York City's $106-million "Cool Neighborhoods" plan, launched last year to mitigate the health risks of extreme heat.
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"We believe the relevance of our brick-and-mortar portfolio will be enhanced by creating a more inviting environment in our physical stores," CEO Marvin Ellison said on the company's recent earnings call.
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These touches lend an intimacy to the expansive, light-drenched space, making it more inviting to art viewers Thomas Cole, born in 1801, immigrated to the United States from Lancashire at age 17.
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If you're stuck with an open floor plan, there are a few things you can do to block out the noise, focus and make your work space a bit more inviting every day.
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It felt largely the same as the original game, but the new visuals gave the game a much more inviting feel; I found myself exploring every nook I could just to see the tiny details.
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At the time, HBO had built a virtual-reality experience to promote the show's pending first season, and Campfire was asked to create a staging area that would make wait times more inviting for guests.
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With the holidays getting underway, however, you'd be forgiven for letting your attention wander, especially when thoughts of family, friends, and warm social acceptance are far more inviting than whatever disquiet the web has in store.
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From those satirical voices throughout the show to The Humming Room (2012), which requires anyone who steps into its space to hum, Piper's sometimes confrontational style has always been balanced by a more inviting, playful one.
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To address weight problems among young children, her organization has advised local councils and organizations in central London on projects that include changing the design of new playgrounds and play equipment to make them more inviting.
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Here are a few of the more inviting targets for liberaltarian regulatory reform: Taking on these targets provides a bold agenda for deregulation — but one that looks very different from traditional conservative efforts along these lines.
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During her tenure as director, she oversaw the $91 million renovation of the museum's home at Fifth Avenue and East 91st Street, which aimed to make its Gilded Age mansion more inviting to modern-day visitors.
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Overwatch, as a team game, is notorious for its toxic community and for Blizzard's never-ending quest to make the game more inviting to new players and less harsh for people who like to play specific heroes.
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It's a much more inviting version of another roof on Storm King's land, Alice Aycock's "Low Building with Dirt Roof (for Mary)" (1973/2010), which seems more like a hideout for one than an open, communal space.
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Unlike your typical New York or Miami Beach fairs, EXPO Chicago seems more inviting for exhibitors to focus less on the "commercial" part of having "commercial spaces" and instead show work that's unusual and, at times, plain weird.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Fernando Alonso spent more time on the tennis court than driving his ailing McLaren on Friday, with his tilt at the Indy 500 looking ever more inviting after another dark day on the Formula One racetrack.
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Compared to Twitter's earlier homepages, which generally left potential new users scratching their heads because it barely explained why they should use the service, this new page makes Twitter seems like a far more inviting place for newbies.
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All the while, its leadership has rolled out new features design changes in hopes of making the site a more inviting and entertaining internet utility — something that seems all the harder in the age of President Donald Trump.
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" Just a few pages before her concluding nostalgic dip, she condemns the "allure of applying the wizardry of science and technology to warfare," which makes wars "more inviting" and has "entangled the United States in a 'forever war.
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It was the early aughts, and you could open just about any magazine and spot the designer's work in a second: It was vibrant, clever, colorful and infinitely more inviting than the pages of somber supermodels that surrounded it.
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"There's a sense of democratizing the museum by having popular work — fashion, music, things that are more inviting and less intimidating for a broader audience — but at the same time it's the most elite version of that," she said.
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Most people don't see the patchwork, the edits, the back-and-forth that goes into making a professionalized creative thing look polished, but by doing creative things that are less polished, it's a more inviting way of participating in them.
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The academy (and host network ABC, which has reportedly pushed for changes) faced an immediate backlash to the concept, but haven't completely backed away from the need to add more inviting elements, without transforming the Oscars into the People's Choice Awards.
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And Route 1, essentially College Park's "Main Street," is beginning to shed its mishmash of fast-food restaurants, car dealerships and strip shopping malls and evolve into a more inviting and walkable roadway with off-campus housing, coffee shops and restaurants.
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Looking at the difference between these shots, it's clear that the house, as scary as it can be, always seems warmer and more inviting than wherever the Crain siblings are in the present day — and that makes everything even more sinister.
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Hopkins first learnt this game in prison to get by, so you can understand perhaps why his main goal is to shut down the other guy no matter what (plus, in his dotage, he's actually opened up and become a more inviting fighter).
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I think there was a sense of these other women being, somehow, more frivolous, less realistic about the dire straights, and more inviting of the idea that if you get men into the town, they're all gonna come save you or something.
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Read says there's a chance that for a small number of firesetters — "genuinely malicious people who light fire on hot days and close to vulnerable communities" — hotter days and harsher fire conditions may create more inviting opportunities to light more destructive fires.
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However, the back-nine that had proved so costly 24 hours earlier was far more inviting on Sunday and he charged into contention with four straight birdies from the 12th but missed three more chances to pick up shots over his closing holes.
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It was only in the 1970s, with the emergence of something resembling the modern primary system at the national level and the loosening in recent decades of machines' dominance in large cities, that outsiders like Ocasio-Cortez were presented with a more inviting opportunity.
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The SIX, a 52-unit affordable housing complex for disabled veterans in the densely populated MacArthur Park neighborhood, is a multi-story white cube made to look more inviting with a street-adjacent opening that reveals part of its interior spaces to the street.
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Her letters to her cousin (and, eventually, husband) Houghton, with whom she had an epistolary romance, are hugely charming, contradictory, and more inviting than her finished prose; they reveal her as a kind of early Katharine Hepburn character, tough-minded but touched by self-doubt and its literary indicator, self-deprecating humor.
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In fact, I might go so far as to say that The Deuce is Simon's most accessible show ever, with far more inviting entry points than the much more daunting The Wire and the much more obtuse Treme (a show I love but one that you have to be incredibly committed to to enjoy).
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Although by 219 the formerly quiet town of Indianapolis was becoming "a city of strangers," nearby Cold Spring was a more inviting place to settle — except for that blood-soaked patch of ground on the west bank of the White River where the bodies of Jacob and Janey Young were found on the morning of Sept. 27.953.
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Erizku's Beyoncé photographs are perhaps most like Thomas' paintings of black women, which use poses from the paintings of Edouard Manet, Gustave Courbet, and other European artists, but with an important difference: Whereas Thomas reworks her art-historical references to establish distance between model and viewer, Erizku's use of Old Master conventions make his photographs of Beyoncé appear more inviting.
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Although the Yankees officially list the dimensions of the new Yankee Stadium, which opened in 2009, as being identical to the ones in the old stadium, some evidence suggests that the wall in right-center field in the new ballpark is less curved and a somewhat more-inviting target for a right-handed batter hitting the ball the opposite way.
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The Predators and Blues both appear safely in the playoff field — the Blues and Calgary Flames are tied for the two wild-card spots, 25 points ahead of the Los Angeles Kings — but a first-round series with the free-falling Minnesota Wild would likely be a more inviting opportunity than a potential date with the Chicago Blackhawks, who lead the Western Conference with 26 points.
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As viewers, we of course encounter a great many artworks or objects whose creators can't necessarily be named, but it's only in certain instances when such anonymity seems to be just as important to our viewing experience as the thing that leaves us stuck in contemplation — the anonymity itself permitting us a vast contemplative space that's somehow all the more inviting to explore because we're neither held up nor ushered in any direction upon arriving at (gasp!) a name.
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On the one hand you have the modernisation of the Olympic Park, and the unique atmosphere of more artists and studio spaces per square foot than anywhere else in the UK. On the other you have segregation, and aggressive property developers art washing the place by luring creative types to give it a more 'inviting' look and feel (read: less working class people) – bringing with them a wave of cold brewed coffee houses and artisan pizza places – so that it can then be upsold to the rich and price out the original local community.
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