Or, they might use it for something a bit more over-the-top.
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After Lin's departure, the series got, if anything, even more over the top.
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But sometimes the rich are looking for items even more over-the-top.
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But we've rounded up the more over-the-top, dream-come-true options ahead.
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Her bovine tribute to Wisconsin was fun but needed to be more over the top.
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I guess I thought the answer would be more over-the-top and involve spectacle.
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Despite being more over-the-top than the other hot chocolates, the flavors weren't overpowering.
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And naturally, the ceremony was more over-the-top than one of their real estate properties.
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Automakers are also supporting their brands with "experience centers" that are even more over the top.
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We're expecting more over-the-top violence, meta jokes about superhero movies, and even a superhero teamup.
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He dies, but the season goes on to bring even more over-the-top teen social issues.
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Sky-high stilettos and even more over-the-top glam gold chandeliers added to her "bohemian goddess" vibe.
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Golf can get pretty pricey, but the super rich know how to make it even more over-the-top.
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The reveals can be as simple as cutting a cake or releasing balloons, but some events are more over the top.
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Mayweather's entrance was more over-the-top, as we should have expected, with Floyd walking in while wearing a ski mask.
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Season 3 promises to be bigger, weirder, and more over the top than ever before, so grab a milkshake and buckle in.
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Rather, he believes the real potential for revenue lies in the fact that more over-the-top networks are seeking traditional TV content.
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At the same time, the success of Sling TV has pointed the way for more over-the-top services that offer live content.
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If I could do anything different, I'd maybe go more over-the-top — this was definitely on the "square" side of '80s fashion.
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It looks like it has the spirit of Dark Souls at its core but with higher mobility and more over-the-top combat.
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Things become decidedly less subtle as the clip goes on, as the uniformed agents' declarations begin to get more and more over-the-top.
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The Crazy Rich Asians movie adaptation, out August 15, translates the books' opulence into lavish sets, each more over-the-top than the next.
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For even more over-the-top holiday houses, tune into ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight on December 5th at 8:00 p.m. EST.
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Why He's The Schitt: Johnny's usually the straight man that every other more over-the-top character plays off but his subtly is his strength.
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For example, cord cutters watch a lot more over-the-top content – that is, streaming video that's available without a cable or satellite TV subscription.
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Just when you thought that promposals couldn't get any more over the top, today's teenagers now have a totally separate prom-related worry: their entrance.
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Mintel also found that HBO NOW doesn't have any significant traction beyond consumers who already subscribe to four or more over-the-top streaming services.
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When customers venture outside the home in 2019, they are seeking a more over-the-top experience than old-school casual-dining chains can offer.
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While some cities go more over-the-top than others with their decorations, these extravagant holiday light displays are sure to make any viewer's jaw drop.
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There are certainly times when even the clothes people are wearing, or the scenarios they find themselves in, could be more over-the-top or outlandish.
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You can find casual versions of a lot of the Overwatch characters, including Mercy, Genji, and even some of the more over-the-top characters like Doomfist.
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And in 2016, she went even more over-the-top in a lavender tulle tiered confection so roomy, she joked to PEOPLE she had room for sweatpants.
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But Jeppe is looking to do something more over-the-top: He has acquired an old ballroom with saloon-style bathroom doors, heavy drapes and disco balls.
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" The episodes are watchable enough, but for all its edge and angst, the show plays like the more over-the-top mythology arcs on "The X-Files.
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Also "StormiWorld" — the name of Stormi's first birthday party, which was basically more over-the-top than most weddings and featured a giant inflatable entryway of Stormi's head.
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The more over-the-top things get, the more they contrast with the characters' uneasy suburban existence, as well as with Hollywood's general approach to live-action superheroes.
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The difference, year to year, is whether a given threat and freak-out seems more over-the-top than usual or if it is relatively sedate by recent standards.
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And as the night turns to ever more over-the-top contests and bonding rituals, someone eventually has the idea of getting Geralt a tattoo like all the commandos have.
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And the show's depiction of luxury is even more over-the-top, maybe reflecting a world in which the 0.001 percent are richer and more powerful than in the 1980s.
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It didn't really boost his personal social media stats until he realized that if he created a separate account and went even more over the top, it would grow his following.
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And this year the black tie fête should be even more over-the-top than usual as these A-listers prepare themselves to honor Comme des Garçons Creative Director Rei Kawakubo.
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I'll take Babymetal over Beach Slang any day – more over-the-top songs about chocolate, less songs about being over the hill and still trying to lay girls half your age.
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Some of his more over-the-top productions featured Eskimos, American Indian chiefs and, in one scandalizing instance, a troupe of G-string-clad dancers from the Chippendales all-male revue.
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This, in a nutshell, is Parker's major problem as a director: He has good ideas, but then he has more over-the-top variations on those ideas that don't work as well.
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But the pair only revealed that the magic continued indoors — and was even more over-the-top — on a new HGTV special, Outrageous Holiday Houses, which premiered this year on Thanksgiving Day.
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Kylie made it clear she wanted to do something "chill" as opposed to the more over-the-top party her sister and mom were trying to plan, but Kourtney remained on her heels.
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You could have gone with something much more over the top, but the way the government doesn't mandate people to sign the oath, they just encourage it — that doesn't even feel that far-fetched.
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The 2013 movie Man of Steel was a bit of an over-the-top albeit exciting mess of action, and the followup Batman v Superman was even more over-the-top and a whole lot messier.
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I'm old enough to remember the antiwar/student power/black power era of the '60s and '70s, when the left was way more radical, and the rhetoric was even more over the top than it is now.
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The puppeteers do a decent job of recreating the well-known voices and mannerisms, but the play needed to be a little more over-the-top to distinguish itself from the actual series, which is still readily available.
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In recent years, he's abandoned the more over-the-top elements of his presentation and stashed the goblin masks at home, but he still makes for an intriguing figure onstage, using different face painting techniques and his signature wardrobe of rags.
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Read more: Kylie Jenner's 45-step makeup routine is even more over-the-top than you'd expectFirst up, Tyler applies some Dr. Barbara Sturm Glow Drops ($135) and By Terry Cellularose Moisturizing CC Cream ($87), massaged in using a Beautyblender ($20).
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Possibly. But to me, not any more over the top than the way I first had the dish at Antica Trattoria della Pesa, a sturdy and refined old restaurant in Milan that features traditional dishes of the Lombardy region of Italy.
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But as "gender reveal" parties grow in popularity (something the inventor of the concept now says she regrets), the desire to make them bigger, more over-the-top and more memorable than ever before has led to some shocking (and truly tragic) outcomes.
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It might help to imagine what you would like to hear if you were in your boss's shoes—most likely you'd like a sincere, appreciative acknowledgement but wouldn't expect anything beyond that (and might be weirded out by something more over-the-top).
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Reflecting on some of the more over-the-top aspects of the celebration in the United States, such as the annual green-dying of the Chicago River, he said there is a tendency to romanticize homelands after millions of people move to another country.
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Beau Willimon's new TV series revolves around a seasoned astronaut (Sean Penn) and a private space-travel mogul (Natascha McElhone, who has her work cut out for her in making her character more over-the-top than a certain real-life private-sector space tycoon).
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We got this new vid of him pouring it all out on stage at what's clearly his favorite joint in L.A.'s Koreatown, and this time around it's way more over-the-top, angry and demonstrative than the first clip we got earlier this week.
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Not only are the film's surrealistic accretions more over-the-top than those of its predecessors, but Pnini's decision to cast his father —the Israeli actor Avi Pnini — as the buried elderly writer gives the work a conceptual and dramatic gravitas that his earlier films sometimes lack.
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The series somewhat undermines its real-world resonance with its more over-the-top aspects, although those are perhaps helpful in lightening what's often a grim mood, especially in terms of Kendall, as brilliantly portrayed by Strong, a defeated, hollowed-out husk of a human being.
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The right-wing media machine is already working to delegitimize the impeachment process and make it seem like an anti-democratic process... Trump isn't the only one losing control Oliver Darcy emails: As was widely pointed out on Monday, Trump's Twitter feed has been even more over-the-top than normal.
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MORE over the top in 2008 and 2012 and whose weaker turnout spelled doom for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris rips Gabbard over Fox appearances during Obama years Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE in 2016.
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Lacob's tendency is to conflate his team's beautiful basketball and his own venture capitalist vision; in his more over-the-top moments, over the course of several extremely fluffy profiles at the end of Golden State's historic regular season, he seemed almost to claim Stephen Curry's pathbreaking play as an invention of his own.
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When Foster began making films, racial stereotypes of blacks flooded the industry. In the early 20th century, blackface was still being used to represent blacks in film. Blackface involved white actors covering their faces completely with a black substance-like make- up. The actors drew on huge, pretentious red lips to make the face even more over the top.
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The first season's score primarily featured selections from the Associated Production Music Library, which Carr has said includes "lots of great old corny Hawaiian music and big, full, dramatic orchestral scores." Rocko's Modern Life also used music from this library. It was Hillenburg's decision to adopt this approach. Carr has described the selections for SpongeBob SquarePants as being "more over-the- top" than those for Rocko's Modern Life.
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After Proud Prophet, there was no more over-the-top nuclear rhetoric traced to the United States. According to participant Paul Bracken, limited de-escalatory nuclear strikes were the most notable strategic proposal during Proud Prophet. The idea behind this strategy was that if Soviet authorities found that the West was about to go nuclear, they would come to their senses and accept a ceasefire. This was supposed to limit nuclear war.
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I just wanted to get into that mindset." While other members went to local pubs, Araya spent his free hours reading factual books regarding serial killers, including Gordon Burn's Happy Like Murderers: The Story of Fred and Rosemary West. Araya was seeking inspiration, and aimed to sound convincing while singing the lyrics, avoiding himself to sound like a gimmick. Araya sang the lyrics more "over-the-top" than done on previous albums, as King's writing style is more "aggro.
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In series three, her sisters Brenda and Bridie and brothers Seamus and Paddy, all identical to Bernie and even more over the top in their behaviour, cause havoc when they come over from Ireland to visit her during her shift at the hospital. It was also discovered that Bernie shuns medical terms for intimate bodily parts because she confuses them with the names of another sister and brother, Virginia and Clint. Bernie appeared in a Christmas special in a sketch featuring George Michael.
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Hyacinth's youngest, lustful sister, Rose has an eye for men and a taste for short skirts and flashy, provocative outfits. In the episode "Early Retirement", she reveals she was once married, though it is not stated whether she is widowed or divorced. Her surname is also never given, though her maiden name is Walton like all the other sisters. She was played by Shirley Stelfox in series one and Mary Millar (whose performance was more over-the-top than Stelfox's) in every episode after that.
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He describes the Mole as being "lifted directly" from Edgar Rice Burroughs' novel At The Earth's Core (1914). In a review of the series' soundtrack, Heather Phares of AllMusic cites the incidental track "The Fate of the Sidewinder" as an example of how Barry Gray's work on Thunderbirds "[sent] up the spy and action/adventure conventions of the '60s very stylishly and subtly." She characterises the track as "only slightly more over the top than the scores for the James Bond films or for TV series like The Prisoner".
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She later enrolls in the class in order to put pressure on him to do a better job. Meanwhile, Jeff and Hickey begin to bond, and Hickey proves to be a very intense individual. It is also revealed that virtually none of Greendale's professors take their jobs seriously. Abed begins to obsess over Nicolas Cage, being unable to determine whether he is a good or bad actor for the class, and he suffers a nervous breakdown in class, inadvertently emulating some of Cage's more "over the top" performances.
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Reviewers disagreed on many points about the game. While many praised the new variety of tracks offered, all four reviewers for Electronic Gaming Monthly complained that the tracks are frustratingly confusing and unfair, and Next Generation opined that the track design "is not nearly as impressive as the first, if only because it's more of the same." On the positive side, GameSpot stated that the variety of courses "take the Jet Moto series yet another step away from the traditional racer." Likewise, while IGN called the physics system "even more over-the-top" and was pleased that "The bike flies about everywhere," GameSpot considered the unexpected results of maneuvers and collisions to be a problem.
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The sketch featured purposely bad overacting from the children and usually involved an unimposing villain or disaster (such as a "smuggler" stealing "native fauna"—sticks and twigs—from the bush) that had to be prevented. The actors would constantly praise Charlie as a highly intelligent "wonder dog", in contradiction of the behaviour of Charlie himself, who regularly had to be dragged around by a visible rope to perform stunts. When the dog was required to bark to alert the others of danger, obvious overdubbing was used over footage of Charlie with his mouth closed or looking distracted. As the series went on, the problems and situations that Charlie faced became more and more over the top.
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Iago's original voice actor, Gilbert GottfriedIn the original story treatment by Howard Ashman, Iago (previously named Sinbad) had been originally conceived as a "British" calm and serious straight man working off Jafar, who was originally conceived as more over-the- top, comedic, and irritable, but the filmmakers later reversed their personalities in large part in order to make Jafar more threatening and when they saw Gilbert Gottfried in Beverly Hills Cop II, Gottfried was cast to provide Iago's voice. Iago's animator Will Finn tried to incorporate some aspects of Gottfried's appearance into Iago's design, especially his semi- closed eyes and the always-appearing teeth.Pop Up Fun Facts. [DVD]. Aladdin Platinum Edition Disc 1: Walt Disney Home Video. 2004.
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Bijan was married twice. His first wife of eighteen years was Sigi PakzadWashington Post: "Bijan Pakzad, designer whose men’s shop catered to rich and powerful, dies at 71" by T. Rees Shapiro April 22, 2011 a Swiss-German whom he met while living in Europe in the 1960s; they had one daughter, Daniela Pakzad.Los Angeles Times: "More is more - Over-the- top isn't high enough for Bijan, whose boutique embraces excess" by Mimi Avins January 05, 2003 His second wife was Irish-Japanese interior designerHuffington Post: "Iranian-American Fashion Icon Bijan Pakzad Passes Away" by Shirin Sadeghi April 16, 2011 and model Tracy Hayakawa; they married in 1986 and divorced in 1995. They had two children together: Alexandra and Nicolas.
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Newer installments of the song would appear on the band's next three studio albums. Speaking on "Ataxia" in a 2013 interview with music news site MindEqualsBlown, guitarist Joe Cocchi stated: > It was one of the first demos that I had. As soon as I started writing it, I > knew it wasn’t going to be a song that we would necessarily perform live > with [vocalist] Tim [Goergen] or add vocals to. It’s just a totally > different vibe and a different feel. It’s going to be instrumental and a > little more over the top and all over the place, which makes it really hard > to write vocals to and to play the thing live with me being the only guitar > player right now.
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In May 2019, it was announced that the band Iron Maiden would be suing 3D Realms for $2 million for "[the] misappropriation and use of a virtually identical imitation of the Iron Maiden trademark". 3D Realms quickly responded on Twitter, stating that these are "frivolous claims anyone who has played Ion Maiden would find more over the top than Shelly’s 'Loverboy', her signature 18-round triple-barreled revolver". The lawsuit claims that Ion Maiden "has the same look and feel" to the Android/iOS game Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast previously released on July 5, 2016. It also lists several alleged similarities, including the name "Ion Maiden", the font used for the game title, the main character Shelly 'Bombshell' Harrison and Steve Harris, the skull symbol, and the Eddie character.
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Some elements from the comics were used even if in different connotations, such as making Rhodes wear Norman Osborn's Iron Patriot armor, and naming some characters with names from unrelated people in the Marvel Universe, such as Eric Savin and Jack Taggart. The film's plot is influenced primarily from "Extremis," the 2005–2006 Iron Man comics storyline written by Warren Ellis. The first two acts would remain character-centric, albeit in Shane Black's words "more hectic, frenetic, and large scale" to fulfill its sequel obligations, with the third act going for more over-the-top action to what Drew Pearce described as "giving a sense of opera." The middle act was compared to Sullivan's Travels in having Tony meeting various people on his journey, and the writers made sure to not make the characters too similar.
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