China is one of the more unusual buyers in there.
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This makes the manufacturer's outsized reaction all the more unusual.
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Then there are the more unusual recommendations in Brady's book.
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A taste of the more unusual places she fills, below.
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The more unusual perks involve Canary's assistance after a theft.
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The next edition, in 2018, will be even more unusual.
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What are some of the more unusual requests you've received?
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Even more unusual was the charge, misdemeanor liberties with children.
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Do you want a biker style or something more unusual?
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But the participation of CMT (Country Music Television) is more unusual.
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Trump No one is more unusual at the moment than Trump.
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One of its more unusual employee benefits is genetic cancer screening.
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The degree of his commitment to the cause is more unusual.
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A chimera would be a much more unusual and unlikely event.
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One of the more unusual signs is a change in libido.
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All the more unusual is the Hollywood attention Ossoff has attracted.
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But there was also a more unusual element to living there.
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The addition of the Breitbart executive is the more unusual move.
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Nothing new there—but the ad soon takes a more unusual turn.
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Click ahead for CareerCast's list of some of the more unusual ones.
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For Jude Law, though, they include something more unusual: Mr. Napkin Head.
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One of the more unusual pets people buy is the Capuchin monkey.
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What makes her even more unusual is that she has electric light.
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And it's even more unusual to see it flushed out so quickly.
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There are others, though, that defy reality in a more unusual way.
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Barr's involvement is all the more unusual, Deitz added, given Durham's reputation.
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Barr's involvement is all the more unusual, Deitz added, given Durham's reputation.
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Brooklyn. Even more unusual is that Menashe is written and performed almost
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But his preoccupation with Japan is perhaps more unusual, if not anachronistic.
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More unusual was that unlike most crushes, Deepa felt no sexual desire.
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In combination, the elements of the meal were a little more unusual.
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Second, and also running with a more unusual strategy, is Michael Bloomberg.
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But here are five more unusual ways to enjoy leaf-peeping season.
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That makes Friday's debut of China Online Education Group all the more unusual.
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Even more unusual are the recently filed responses in two of the cases.
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The noise this patient described, known as pulsatile tinnitus, was far more unusual.
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Suda's case is even more unusual, as she was stopped while buying groceries.
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Epilepsy isn't rare and didn't make me any more unusual than my peers.
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One of the more unusual cases of suspected censorship is the app Fenda.
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The Predator 21 X, on the other hand, is a bit more unusual.
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My beat is among the more unusual ones we have at The Times.
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Yet there are other, more unusual delivery methods and post offices out there.
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Last month, however, there was a more unusual item on Mr. Pesquet's agenda.
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The Strike ends with one of the more unusual boss fights in Destiny.
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One of its more unusual elements is a secure room designed to store guns.
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More unusual terms can provide incentive for one spouse to challenge the entire agreement.
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The van also had to accommodate a slightly more unusual demand: housing a bed.
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For suburban boomers, the vibe might be much more unusual, compared to most supermarkets.
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And prosecutions for lying or making false statements to Congress are even more unusual.
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CNBC takes a look at some of the more unusual displays at the institution.
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It's more unusual for a cannabis company to, say, snap up a soda brand.
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Or perhaps something a bit more unusual, like worm-charming or mushroom-growing classes?
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More unusual still is that the movie steers away from the politics of sexuality.
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But the volume and frequency of more unusual items claimed on expenses is growing.
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Bucklew's case is even more unusual because it primarily affects his mouth and throat.
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They urged neighbors to keep an eye out for any more unusual bird behavior.
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Spitting food dye at one another is one of the gathering's more unusual traditions.
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One of the more unusual elements is a partnership with the crowdfunding app Elbi.
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When it comes to Trader Joe&aposs products, some are more unusual than others.
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It is more unusual for South Korean fishing vessels to be found under similar circumstances.
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It is more unusual for South Korean fishing vessels to be found in similar circumstances.
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Instead it is something more unusual: an itemized receipt of the costs of female ambition.
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But the situation in the West, with just six winning teams, is even more unusual.
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But Soufi's offers hints of something more unusual than just a place to get lunch.
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Stallman says the more unusual features constitute a small fraction of his staff's enterprise efforts.
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But some families have come up with a more unusual idea for a wedding present.
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Some members of Congress have also popped up in more unusual places over the break.
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But this time he was chasing something even more unusual: microbial swabs from fellow surfers.
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A more unusual episode — the first clue that Zika could be sexually transmitted — occurred in 2008.
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But it is far more unusual for Republicans and Trump acolytes to turn on their man.
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But the more unusual ones are increasingly keen for recognition, aware of the legitimacy it confers.
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Here are some of the more unusual and extravagant ways tech executives have spent their money.
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Some are to be expected (aquamarine and white), while others are more unusual (maroon with yellow).
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But they find it harder to get an accurate picture of those with more unusual circumstances.
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But with 9.13 pop albums to her name Drolma is arguably a more unusual, groundbreaking figure.
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Clinton, and comes amid one of the more unusual political courtships unfolding in the 2016 campaign.
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Some more-unusual ones, like sumac, pomegranate molasses and Maras pepper flakes, can be bought online.
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It's even more unusual for them to have to seek temporary shelter in such awful conditions.
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"The more unusual piece is him," said Ilan Goldenberg, a former State Department official under Kerry.
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Where modern assassinations are concerned, such normal partisan motivations are more unusual than you might think.
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And it's even tougher when you want to go for something on the more unusual side.
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We are, however, in the more unusual position of having a lot of money to donate.
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But the medical providers responding to women's questions also had to field some more unusual queries.
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Now Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, suspects his company might have a more unusual problem: sabotage.
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One of the more unusual shopping catalogs you might read is the Red Cross Emergency Items Catalogue.
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When asked what he'd been doing, the boy said nothing more unusual than playing outdoors at school.
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"Right now we're in the Northern Hemisphere winter, and that's what makes it more unusual," said Palacios.
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But what is even more unusual is how the is responding to the surge in expected volatility.
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Even more unusual, however, and potentially more meaningful for other companies, is Cloudflare's response to the suit.
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And it's even more unusual for a sinus infection to spread through the bone to the brain.
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A much more unusual and avant-garde take on parental anxieties, but the symbolism makes it clear.
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It would be more unusual if they put all that money into an account on day one.
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The bigger factor is that white Britons are abandoning common names in favour of more unusual ones.
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Pepsi has one of the more unusual research and development operations in the food and beverage business.
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The show includes domestic sewing and some more unusual works, like quilts made on a prison ship.
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Even more unusual was how he first gained international attention: by playing guitar and whistling in unison.
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But far more unusual, by today's standards, was his gold-medal winning time of 12 seconds flat.
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As of 2015, gun-related crimes were far more unusual in Germany than in the United States.
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It's more unusual to see those complaints coming from the leader of a $200 billion telecom giant.
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That makes this decision to host a major, high-profile event for Trump all the more unusual.
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Though this is the most common route to death, flu can be fatal for more unusual reasons.
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The field manager for McCarthy Building Companies also adds one more unusual accessory: A DJI Phantom 4.
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But to see it in a few small areas is a little less common, a little more unusual.
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His arrival was strange — and the way the cow integrated himself with the herd was even more unusual.
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" This spring has been even more unusual, with just a couple of middling outings of the "St. Matthew.
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Which makes Warner Bros.' reported commitment to doing a full awards campaign for Wonder Woman even more unusual.
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That makes Azrael's study, which was conducted in conjunction with Northeastern University researchers, even more unusual and vital.
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But, it's just as fun to spice up your wardrobe with some more unusual cuts, washes, or patterns.
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But hidden inside this simple and approachable neighborhood restaurant is another, more unusual one waiting to get out.
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It's even more unusual for a professional photographer, but to Loewenthal the unknown is part of the magic.
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But what about the more unusual forms of body modi cation that involve cutting and shaping the body?
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"Macbeth" is the more unusual production, as it features an ensemble of three playing all of the roles.
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On Sunday in the Jura mountains, a more unusual circumstance seemed to cost Zakarin a Tour stage win.
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But it was far more unusual, he said, for them to suggest that they might file new charges.
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Horton, who had taught himself to read but could not yet write, also offered more unusual goods: poems.
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But what was more unusual, officials said, is what the people had in common: They were volunteer firefighters.
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Even more unusual was his chosen method: flushing them down public restroom toilets in the ballparks between innings.
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However, Mr. Comey's firing was more unusual and important because he was overseeing the Russia investigation, they said.
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It's still more unusual, Koning said, for a law firm defendant's sealing motion itself to be filed under seal.
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For any more unusual symptoms, make sure to see a doctor, who could help bring some much-needed relief.
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More unusual but tasty was an appetizer of four-inch-long logs of eggplant, each sandwiching a sautéed shrimp.
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What makes Snap even more unusual is none of the openly traded shares get any voting rights at all.
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And it is in many ways a party, with children's crafts, intriguing favors and even more unusual hors d'oeuvres.
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There are hotels and motels to stay in, of course, but there are also more unusual and adventurous options.
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Normally, his gig involves sailing aboard navy frigates, but recently the brass sent him on a more unusual mission.
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What might be more unusual is Kleinman's insistence on checking her husband's social media while logged into his accounts.
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"It's no more unusual than a businessman ending up as president," said Greta Van Susteren, a former Fox anchor.
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In the luxurious aircraft cabins of the past, smoking was no more unusual than having a drink or meal.
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Of those who did exhibit symptoms, eight had typical symptoms, but two had more unusual symptoms: melancholy and nausea.
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I also liked the more unusual inclusions of apple and apricot liquors, as well as two roasted nut mixes.
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But Heartbeat Opera is far more unusual in its tweaking (and trimming) of librettos and its reorchestration of scores.
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Kellyanne and George Conway's married life has been one of the more unusual twists of the Donald Trump era.
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As appealing as skunk sounds, I've come here in search of two even more unusual meats: lion and crocodile.
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She rarely talked about her blindness, and it was even more unusual for her to ask her mom for help.
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A few of these were food-related: Several of the more unusual pizza-topping offerings ended up being downright unappetizing.
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More unusual still is humans happening to stick their shovels in precisely the right spot to find such a creature.
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Here's a wider view of the huge storm: The storm is massive, making the island's predicament all the more unusual.
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However, if one recent photo is to be believed, there's one aspect of Kardashian's body that is even more unusual.
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That makes the project at Herring Cove, and others on Cape Cod and around the country, all the more unusual.
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The stock changes often; prices range from $250 for small jewelry and sunglasses to around $2269 for more unusual pieces.
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More unusual, a note tells us that the film doesn't support or dispute any specific interpretation of ancient Indian civilization.
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One of the more unusual wines in the tasting was No. 225, the 22013 Quinta do Infantado, another field blend.
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It's a fairly straightforward concept, but the way Fasone and his team has approached building the business is more unusual.
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There's got to be an ability to deal with abstract humor, and more unusual ways of looking at the world.
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"Often the more interesting and the more unusual the things you do with your life, the greater the inherent risk."
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"Often the more interesting and the more unusual the things you do with your life, the greater the inherent risk."
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Perhaps the only thing more unusual than being a Mexican in Lithuania is being a Mexican hockey player in Lithuania.
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Some of the more unusual items the company promotes are gem-infused water bottles that are said to promote positive energy.
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Perhaps one of the more unusual items is a motorized wheelchair used from the late-1980s to the mid-1990's.
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What she did next was a little more unusual, and very much in the Silicon Valley-esque spirit of problem-solving.
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The sightings in California, where the appearance of the snake is far more unusual, have also been linked to weather patterns.
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Another ask is a bit more unusual: "Any way that, in the ground, they can put a foot massager?" asks Sanders.
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The more unusual matchbox labels featured the logos of Jurassic Park, Apple and Samsung, and even Disney princessses with Indian names.
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Ending an episode in a more ambiguous place is a much more unusual and brave move than wrapping things up pat.
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A recent study found that the more unusual your car color, the higher value you'll get for it down the road.
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It has a more diffuse, and more unusual focus on the community around those heroes, that works in fits and starts.
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The company also faces multiple civil cases in the oil spill, but criminal charges in such a case are more unusual.
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They talk about career opportunities and normal teenage dilemmas, but also more unusual issues like arranged marriages versus a love marriage.
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The team also included a more unusual participant: Neal's nine-year-old son, Cameron, who often helps his father teach workshops.
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" Ms. Nestlerode added that she often liked to explore audience members' more unusual questions about them, "like how do they sleep?
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And in a new interview with Teen Vogue, the outspoken sister of Jaden Smith reveals some of her more unusual pastimes.
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He has been doing something much more unusual: trying to redescribe the conditions by which this knowledge comes to be known.
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Also included — more unusual but equally valuable — are the four letters I've written to myself over the course of my life.
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Lee E. Goodman, a Republican commissioner, called her analysis "nonsensical and arbitrary," saying that deadlocked votes were actually far more unusual.
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Others, though, like not applying "excessive pressure" to the touchscreen when tapping it, are a bit more unusual for a phone.
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Pinedo is one of the more unusual and relatively unknown defendants caught in special counsel Robert Mueller's court actions so far.
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In one of the more unusual dynamics in Trump's Washington, Conway is married to lawyer George Conway, who regularly criticizes Trump.
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Many type designers have favorite words and phrases they use to assess and stress-test some of the more unusual letter sequences.
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Now, we're expanding our range by trialing more unusual crops and exploring different uses for the products, like milling, roasting, and fermenting.
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And the more miles under an AV project's belt, the more unusual events—a moose in the road, say—the system faces.
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The great exception, and among the more unusual features on a college campus in America, lies in the dead center of campus.
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Thiel is famous in Silicon Valley as much for his successful bets on Facebook and PayPal as for his more unusual ventures.
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The fashion for teams is also spreading from the usual corporate suspects (such as GE and IBM) to some more unusual ones.
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When pregnancy cravings are dangerousAside from regular food cravings, it's possible to develop some more unusual cravings that could be red flags.
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Iran has also taken more unusual measures, like temporarily releasing more than 54,000 prisoners in an attempt to prevent the virus' spread.
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Going forward, inspectors can expect more unusual buildings, with odd shapes and cantilevered boxes dictated by irregular lots and restrictive building codes.
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The doughnuts at Tim Hortons tasted fresher, in my opinion, plus I really liked the more unusual maple and honey-glazed flavors.
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It's more of a muted identity in the U.K. It's far more unusual for politicians here to put their faith out there.
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Though corrections are not uncommon for news organizations, full retractions are more unusual and typically signify major factual errors or ethical breaches.
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Then five years ago, it took a more unusual step -- re-introducing 110 bison to a third of the 3,20173-acre plot.
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Deciding whether the newfound quantum critical point is associated with antiferromagnetism or something more unusual like FL* will once again require powerful magnets.
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They know pink and purple sell, so they keep stocking pink and purple, passing over more unusual colors that could present a risk.
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But more unusual is the role that the spouses of agency directors have played in both approving controversial expenses or benefitting from them.
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BS: When you started out, this type of protest art was not exactly unheard of, but certainly more unusual than it is now.
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While some called Yellen's comments unprecedented by a recent Fed chief, still more unusual is the president's constant criticism of the Fed itself.
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But it was an even more unusual inclusion in an exhibition about "sea monsters," frankly, and it was too disturbing not to share.
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In three cases, the lion ate only part of the person, which is even more unusual, said Uday Vora, the state's forest conservator.
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Could Clouds Over Sidra be making a stronger impression simply because it's more unusual than an ordinary YouTube video, not inherently more moving?
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But discord between a president and Congress is more unusual when it comes to the questions of economic sanctions against a rival power.
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And finally, 25 to 34 year olds give most of their money to cancer charities (12 percent), which seems a little more unusual.
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"What makes it even more unusual is the fact that Dream is claiming it will open again on a new URL," says Shortis.
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Yet a more unusual occurrence unfolded recently as angry demonstrators outside the state congress building in Jalisco suddenly began chanting words of praise.
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Two French selections, Debussy's "Il pleure dans mon coeur" and Fauré's "Après un rêve," brought out a more unusual side of Ms. Netrebko.
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The Wrecking Crew, as those session players were unofficially called, had to adapt to any number of requests, some more unusual than others.
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Or it could work in a more unusual way: It would take a combination of different blocks to make the machine light up.
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A more unusual, though equally valid, explanation was that something about the situation was important — maybe the skateboard was safer than the scooter.
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Some sell more unusual fare, including live snakes, turtles and cicadas, guinea pigs, bamboo rats, badgers, hedgehogs, otters, palm civets, even wolf cubs.
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What makes that development even more unusual is that I have seen so many of this year's nominated films without leaving my home.
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His wife, who was born in India, wanted an Indian name, while the husband expressed his concerns over using a more "unusual" name.
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What's more unusual with "Skin" is that the feature is not simply an expansion of the short, but, in Nattiv's view, its opposite.
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Bestow offers two types of life insurance plans: 23 and 2500-year plans, and more unusual two-year plans (more on those below).
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She balances the show's middle-school drama with a portrayal of a more unusual kind of outsider, the grieving mom as action hero.
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What they did next was even more unusual: They fired the nonprofit running the program, the Urban League, and chose a new one.
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And, it turns out, something even more unusual was at work, according to two papers published in the journal Nature Geoscience on Monday.
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A lenticular galaxy, like the bright light shining in this photo captured by NASA's Hubble telescope, is more unusual than elliptical and spiral galaxies.
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Another important change has been my ability to travel to 'new' and more 'unusual' places, which just wasn't an option when first starting out.
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One of the more unusual ones is meant to simulate the sound of someone in the same room as you snoring through the night.
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Some more unusual works will appear alongside the classics, too, like "Eliogabalo," a baroque opera by Francesco Cavalli about a corrupt and freewheeling emperor.
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Various iterations of yoga are joining in, including more unusual formats alongside goats or cats, or encouraging laughter as you hold that downward dog.
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Services like Digitalocean might have dedicated teams handling DMCA notices, but employees might not be able to handle a more unusual variety of complaint.
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Grid managers must also prepare for more unusual risks, including solar storms, which have the potential to overload local transmission systems and fry transformers.
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ON MY LAST VISIT to Detroit in July, I stayed at the Ark, one of the more unusual places I've ever found on Airbnb.
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Finally, there's one more unusual, perfect-for-Nevada twist — ties in the delegate allocation process will be resolved by, you guessed it, drawing cards.
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Even more unusual: Spreewood claims to be Germany's first maker of rye whiskey, taking its inspiration from the great spirits of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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Amnesty researchers also found evidence of a more unusual and stealthy type of hack, known as "man-in-the-middle," or network injection attack.
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Perhaps even more unusual than the Tate Modern's choice of an abandoned power station for a home was its approach to the building itself.
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One of the more unusual characteristics of the new space, Mr. Shigematsu pointed out, is the presence of columns in some of the galleries.
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Where the hearings become more unusual is in investigating the link between the damage caused by climate change and the behaviour of large industrial companies.
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If there is some connection between WannaCry and North Korea, it would suggest the origins of the attack are far more unusual than anyone suspected.
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Asking the companies to sell off the parts of their business that could cause trouble for competitors, as the DOJ is considering, is more unusual.
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It's even more unusual because Codecademy has raised just $12.5 million over the years, a small sum by the standards of most online learning platforms.
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Having such a majority of DNS queries come from a single source is more unusual, but there are lots of explanations that don't involve espionage.
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What's more unusual is that Starbucks is not a Thinkmodo client — the viral video represents, according to Percelay, a "creative agreement" between Sony and Starbucks.
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Among the more unusual results of Tuesday's primaries was the loss by Pennsylvania's Democratic lieutenant governor, Mike Stack, who was ousted by mayor John Fetterman.
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Mr. Blanks, marvelous here in a romance even more unusual than Stone's with baseball, plays one of the Clowns when he's not the suave Alberga.
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It's even more unusual for a company to switch to an offer from a suitor that it had rejected before, which Anadarko would be doing.
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On the other hand, exploration — trying something new — may lead us to a more unusual idea, a less obvious solution, a new piece of knowledge.
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This can go a long way toward eradicating the stigma, because going to counseling will be seen as no more unusual than getting a physical.
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Some other more unusual questions also reveal strong correlations, and those correlations may do more to reveal what's really going on than basic demographic questions.
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The Apollo Theater in Manhattan has a storied history of hosting jazz musicians of all stripes, even if it's been more unusual in recent years.
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Some of the novel's more unusual moments are adapted quite literally here, and Lee's matter-of-fact visuals rob them of the surrealism they invite.
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The company has received varying degrees of support from executives at Twitter, Google, and Facebook, making Gates's middle-of-the-road stance all the more unusual.
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Though nerves are obviously to be expected before competing in an Olympic event, the method Kim used to calm herself down was a bit more unusual.
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Some, such as climate catastrophe, are fairly widespread, some are more unusual—the need for civilisation to be backed up to another planet, just in case.
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In fact, according to recent research by Dr. Justin Lehmiller of the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University, it's actually more unusual not to have sexual fantasies.
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Blue Monday, which this year falls on January 21, is the most depressing date on the calendar, according a strange tradition with even more unusual origins.
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However, recent observations of Nova Vul 1670 reveal that what killed this star was no ordinary supernova death, but rather a much more unusual stellar collision.
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Actually going over would require a set of more unusual circumstances, said certified financial planner Mark LaSpisa, president of Vermillion Financial Advisors in South Barrington, Illinois.
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But the movie, written and directed by Gary Ross, might also lay claim to a more unusual title: the first Hollywood drama to come with footnotes.
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Ms. Friedlander noted that more unusual niches infiltrate the culture via public, professional displays before making their way into private homes, not the other way around.
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Bezos also supports some more unusual ventures, like the Long Now Foundation, which seeks to build a giant mechanical "10,000 year clock" underground in West Texas.
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The $300 million contract between the stricken island's power utility and two-year-old firm Whitefish Energy Holdings is looking more and more unusual each day.
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Making the deal even more unusual, Australia has agreed to take in an unspecified number of Central American refugees who fled gang violence in their homelands.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sex work is one of the more unusual ways that adjuncts have avoided living in poverty, and perhaps even homelessness.
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It was all the more unusual for having originated as a dissertation; graduate students are not often able to undertake field experiments on such a scale.
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However, that's not to say William and Middleton never show affection in public — it's just more unusual for them to do so in an official capacity.
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One of the airline's more unusual routes connected Phoenix and Nagoya, Japan, the first and last nonstop connection between Arizona's capital and a city in Asia.
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One of the more unusual games in recent seasons took place at Target Field on Tuesday, when the Minnesota Twins walloped the Seattle Mariners, 20-266.
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Even if there were a space in a herd of celibate bachelor giraffes, it would be better to reserve the spot for a more unusual specimen.
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"Tight shots of the couple waving were used in the media, making this a more unusual shot of the scenes you have on a royal tour."
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What wasn't common to the doctors who treated the babies were the more unusual symptoms: anemia, an elevated heart rate and a low blood platelet count.
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While praising his conservative record, Republican lawmakers also underscored another, more unusual aspect of Mr. Meadows' congressional career: his ability to build friendships across the aisle.
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Diamond and Silk are somewhat more unusual as black women, but even that isn't entirely an anomaly; the GOP also has Stacey Dash, Omarosa, and Pierson.
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One of the area's more unusual shops is Bridgewood & Neitzart, which is entirely dedicated to valuing, selling, and repairing violins, some of which are worth £40,000.
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It's even more unusual to see it come from Vontaze Burfict, the Cincinnati Bengals linebacker who has a history of big, and sometimes questionable hits on opponents.
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The explicit use of Springsteen's hit is another of Cummings's more unusual moves, since as a producer he's acutely aware of the difficulties in licensing popular songs.
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Mr Zubrzycki's concert, sponsored by the Benetton Foundation, was among the more unusual commemorations of the 500th anniversary of da Vinci's death, which falls on May 2nd.
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But Daikin Industries Ltd, the world's biggest maker of air conditioners with a market value of $37 billion, is taking a more unusual route to AI expertise.
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Popular queries like "How old is Jeff Bezos?" readily generate accurate answers on Google, while more unusual searches may not produce what you're looking for at all.
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It would be all the more unusual if those men had spent time in prison and almost impossible to fathom if they were perpetrators of horrific killings.
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While the menu (roasted chicken, lobster broil) may not win points for originality, the cocktail list promises more-unusual ingredients like lavender bitters and kaffir lime leaves.
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The case is even more unusual because of the involvement of the Taser, which is used precisely because it is less likely to cause loss of life.
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MORE EXOTIC THREATS Grid managers must also prepare for more unusual risks, including solar storms, which have the potential to overload local transmission systems and fry transformers.
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NYC UNICYCLE FESTIVAL (through Sunday) Plenty of people ride around the city on two wheels, but a more unusual group can navigate its streets on only one.
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Expect a mix of products from major technology companies and small startups ranging from the practical, like televisions, to the more unusual, like self-driving vegetable stores.
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An even more unusual example is Bitcoin, which evolved its parallel infrastructure (miners and nodes) from scratch straight into Act III, an extraordinary instance of bootstrap levitation.
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But nowhere within miles of Alder Springs do you see other vineyards, which makes it one of the more unusual vineyards in California, if not the world.
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Agricultural theft isn't unheard of along the California's rural Central Coast, but Cipolla told MUNCHIES that this may be one of the more unusual cases he's seen.
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It is much more unusual to see such officials called to account, and the question raised by the Duarte case is whether it is a turning point.
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Besides being criticized for having dangerous ideas about disability and mental health, she's also been pegged as a "woo woo" candidate for her more unusual, spiritual rhetoric.
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This was a period in the last couple of years between about 2014 and 2016 where we saw pretty marked inflation, and that's more unusual, actually, historically.
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"You make lots of fun choices in scenes, but I'd like to see you work on reacting harder when your scene partner is more unusual," he explained.
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But budding gamers may also have spotted a slightly more unusual sight: a booth run by the National Crime Agency (NCA), the UK's leading law enforcement agency.
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As the numbers of executions fall every year, the state-ordered deaths that we do commit become that much more unusual, freakish and unfair applications of the law.
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Moscow has some more unusual options like huge, kimchi-stuffed Korean-style dumplings from the Far East called pyan-se, and Mongolian restaurants specializing in quality organic lamb.
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Genda Chen of Missouri University of Science and Technology has a more unusual proposal: to throw magnetic "rocks" (artificial boulders with magnets embedded inside them) into the river.
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It is even more unusual for the government, with its emphasis on procedural rules, to take action against international correspondents who have been accredited to work in Egypt.
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Along with cutting some of the more unusual perks (such as Price Rewind and missed event ticket protection), Citi is eliminating several travel benefits from a variety cards.
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But a group of Norwegian researchers asked if something more unusual — an enema containing a stew of bacteria from feces of healthy people — might work just as well.
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A more unusual feature for Apple's implementation, though, is the use of augmented reality to help you find your lost object after scanning the area with your iPhone.
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A signet ring displaying a radish, a rhino and a human skeleton on its flat face was one of Emmet Smith's more unusual recent commissions, for a wedding.
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Some inclusions are expected, such as hunting, hawking, archery, jousting, and theatrical "mummeries," also known as mummers' plays; others are more unusual, including Strutt's examples of Hot Cockles.
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But Nimses also has some more unusual features: each minute spent in the app grants users a digital currency called Nim, which can supposedly be used to buy things.
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Now we've learned something even more unusual: The deal could give SoftBank and co-investors around 45 percent of the company, according to multiple sources familiar with the deal.
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What's a little more unusual is that YouTube seemed to temporarily mix up the unfortunate burning of a historic cathedral with the 9/11 New York City terror attacks.
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Whenever she posts a picture to Instagram, her most trusted and personal social media platform, it's almost more unusual not to see some smoke curling around the photo's edges.
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For those who want to think outside the box, here are some of the more unusual tax deductions and credits that could decrease your taxes or increase your refund.
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This particular story is a little more unusual though, given that it involves a comedian, a famous musician and, uh, the son of the President Of The United States.
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I also live-tweeted my insertion — a more unusual choice, but one I viewed as an extension of the social media habits I already had, not some radical act.
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Treasure hunters in Scandinavia, however, have recovered dozens of cases of cognac and liqueur from a far more unusual location: 250 feet under the surface of the Baltic Sea.
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Rosenstein was known in the US attorney's office for his skills arguing before a jury and for something more unusual: sending informational memos to his staff before federal holidays.
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VICE: It's hard to imagine a time when there weren't cameras everywhere, but you point out that, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, it was much more unusual.
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A more unusual take on divergence was provided by Vanessa Davidson, director of copper at CRU, who argued that demand prospects for individual metals were also potential drivers of divergence.
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It may be one connection too far, of course, but it does have a certain power — because ultimately, it's just one more unusual thing that Daenerys, Jon, and Tyrion share.
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Number 6: One of the more surprising responses I got from leaders I talked to was that a Trump administration might mean more unusual selections for key jobs across government.
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Smaller boats and river cruises can often access ports that bigger cruise ships cannot, which allows them to visit more unusual and off-the-beaten path landmarks, Mr. Prothero said.
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But the real cause of the painful first- and second-degree burns suffered by the 17-year-old from Spotsylvania, Virginia, turned out to be something a little more unusual.
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But the debate also raised the larger and more unusual question of how much a city should weigh the global environmental impacts of the commodities that flow through its ports.
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He also noted that although FAS is usually a result of brain injury or stroke, his tests on Alamia showed no signs of trauma, making her case even more unusual.
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But what was far more unusual was the perceived criticism from the powerful state lobbyist for the National Rifle Association, as well as Republican legislators who helped write the law.
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Cherry comes in second place, while more unusual Starburst flavor finds that aren't found in original bags, such as banana and sour pineapple, languish at the bottom of the poll.
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Even more unusual, Arong, who is black, admitted to making the statements, but he claims he was just spoofing someone who regularly made white supremacist comments in the same chatroom.
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Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) is projected to beat his tea party-backed challenger Art Halvorson, putting an end to one of the more unusual House races this election cycle.
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And there was an even more unusual feature: an accelerometer, which measures G-force, the amount of force exerted on matter by the earth's gravitational field, which increases with movement.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Local favorite Louis Oosthuizen has pulled out of the Johannesburg Open starting on Thursday after a freak accident that will go down as one of sport's more unusual injuries.
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But a more unusual part of the attack is where the hackers will give your files back for free, if you send a malicious link to two or more other people.
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"I think, in the world of philanthropy, naming something for an artist is a little more unusual than naming something for a donor," Brian Ferriso, director of the museum, told Hyperallergic.
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As for hotels and motels, it's now more unusual to find a chain that doesn't let you get online, although a lot of places will still charge you for the privilege.
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That's drastically less than the 40% claimed by Cohan, and even so September's month end saw 24% of e-mini volume in the last half hour, much more "unusual" than June.
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It is rare for a novelist to exhume an old story, and even more unusual for a publisher to risk rereleasing a decades-old book that has gone out of print.
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In one of the more unusual moments, Mr. Dunne, seated, pulls a foot toward his mouth and whistles a church bell refrain into the microphone on the sole of his shoe.
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Khrzhanovsky defended the more unusual details of the shoot, denying the numerous charges of onset maltreatment and abuse from people involved in "DAU" that have appeared — mostly anonymously — in news reports.
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Along with jailing dissidents and using excessive force — in one case, killing 20 civilians in a paramilitary action — Mr. Rahmon's police forces have been accused of more unusual human rights abuses.
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Even more unusual, no specific authors were listed on the analysis, probably because no respectable academic or researcher was willing to have their name associated with something so haphazardly cobbled together.
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Arpon's service is all the more unusual for the fact that, as the daughter of economic migrants from the Philippines, she is not an Israeli citizen - though she hopes to change that.
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More unusual is the transparent hood, creating a line of glass line that sweeps over the car, from the grille into the windscreen, over the roof, then down over the rear window.
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You'll find five private rooms where you can sing your heart out, while a full menu features classic Korean barbecue plus more unusual options, like seafood corn dogs and ox bone soup.
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And my mom shopped for groceries at health food stores, which was much more unusual back then and involved a lot of bulk foods, homegrown sprouts and warm, freshly ground peanut butter.
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"I wanted to photograph pets that were a bit more unusual, some of them wild-looking or wild-seeming, because these kinds of relationships were more mysterious to me," she says. Housebroken
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What's more unusual, the TV side is winning — and that has never been clearer than when you compare this week's episode side-by-side with the author's latest effort to entertain us.
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The machine learning aspect of the platform enables companies to begin automating solutions for some of the more common problems, while directing the more unusual ones to humans on the operations team.
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What's even more unusual is that Warren is gaining traction with these elites by doing barely any of the traditional coaxing and coddling that is a mainstay of today's big-money era.
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Tamir Rice's death was the most bleakly unextraordinary of policing errors, one whose frequency suggests it requires factors no more unusual than the presence of an excitable officer and a black male.
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"The birth of any gorilla is a rare and exciting event; but the birth of a baby gorilla by caesarean section is even more unusual," said John Partridge, senior curator of animals.
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The site has a special area for camper vans, there are gleaming white fields of tipis, and there are even some more unusual choices like the cute little wooden houses pictured above.
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Police in Zion, Illinois got one of their more unusual calls this week then they had to assist in the rescue of an obese raccoon that was trapped in a sewer grate.
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So it was unusual when he signed with MCA, a major label, and even more unusual when he decided one of his albums would be of him rapping over other people's beats.
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So we decided to put our taste-testing bibs back on and try out eight more unusual food marriages — from Flaming Hot Cheetos and cream cheese to wasabi peas and grapefruit juice.
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So it was all the more unusual when posters began appearing at several colleges this week in protest of a proposal in Beijing that would let China's president, Xi Jinping, serve indefinitely.
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Second, Comey's dismissal is even more unusual because he confirmed in March that he is overseeing an investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 campaign that touches on Trump's campaign and associates.
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Where the story goes next, though, is more unusual than that premise might suggest — the relationship between investigators and killer (Cleopatra Coleman) becomes a decades-long affair that eventually involves time travel.
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We're talking about the kind of A-list stylists who have appointments booked a year out and charge a small fortune — which makes Eva Mendes' latest Instagram post all the more unusual.
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Artificial intelligence, the digital economy, poverty, conflict and the gender pay gap are common themes of sessions held in the main congress center but there are many more unusual, fascinating alternative talks.
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In international soccer, trades are more unusual, but it's not uncommon for smaller teams to ask bigger teams to agree to a lucrative friendly game as a part of a transfer deal.
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And though his lateral mobility remains limited compared to his competitors, his forehand is huge and his serve-and-volley style is even more unusual and disorienting in this baseline-focused era.
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But according to the managing director of Waterstones, the bookseller in question, this more unusual approach to branding is all part of his company's jostle for market share with online retail giant Amazon.
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For those who want to think outside-the-box, here are some of the more unusual tax deductions and credits that could decrease your tax bill or increase the tax refund come April.
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More unusual still is that Kraken, though it had not undergone any physical upgrade during its refurbishment, had customers queuing eagerly to get on it as though it were a brand new offering.
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The parliament is composed of mostly pro-government legislators since the Shi'ite-led opposition boycotted a 2014 parliamentary election, making the show of dissent in the Gulf island monarchy all the more unusual.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - For 50 years, kung fu master Li Liangui has been contorting his body into eye-watering positions while practicing one of the more unusual and less popular Chinese martial art forms.
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All the more unusual, these attributes omit the defining trait of the historically successful investment bank—wild, euphoric, glorious years of profit (often then paid out to staff and lost in subsequent busts).
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But what's more unusual are the attempts by Trump's campaign and administration to hide the links, even as the U.S. intel community says Moscow actively meddled in the U.S. election to Trump's benefit.
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But what's more unusual are the attempts by Trump's campaign and administration to hide the links, even as the U.S. intel community says Moscow actively meddled in the U.S. election to Trump's benefit.
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AMSTERDAM, April 4 (Reuters) - In one of the more unusual side effects of negative interest rates, at least one Dutch household will be receiving, rather than paying, a mortgage payment from their bank.
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But they have another, more unusual common denominator: Each makes use of a narrative in reverse motion, a tricky maneuver that runs a considerable risk of irritating, if not outright alienating, the reader.
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" Few have taken the word more seriously than Alpha Blondy, an outspoken reggae singer from the Ivory Coast who also has albums with more unusual titles like "Apartheid Is Nazism" and "Yitzhak Rabin.
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I'm hoping that people get that I put a lot of effort in to trying to make it different, trying to tell this story in a more unusual way and, and appreciate that.
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With over a million possible combinations, Panton's new Dynamic Skincare line comprises 23 oils ranging from standard variations such as jojoba and grapeseed, to the more unusual, like blueberry seed and sea buckthorn.
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News Analysis Even by the standards of the Trump era, one of the more unusual departures from recent Washington practice came in June, in a case before the Supreme Court involving worker rights.
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And what happened next was even more unusual — Zelinsky informed the court he was withdrawing from Stone's case just days before sentencing and resigning his special posting with the DC US Attorney's Office.
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I ultimately left it up to the editing team to decide whether a standard themeless puzzle with this more unusual symmetry was acceptable, and happy (and a bit surprised) that they said yes.
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Those in need of a quick boost or a better night's rest can also benefit from these more unusual tips, ones designed to help anyone build better routines quickly and stave off exhaustion.
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Emerson College, though, has a more unusual result, with Sanders and Biden tied at 26 percent, Warren at 20 percent, and Harris (the home-state candidate) all the way down at 6 percent.
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Last year on Beatrice's birthday, mom Sarah Ferguson, or Fergie, as the Duchess of York is affectionately known, revealed an even more unusual nickname for her eldest daughter, calling her Trixie-Belle on Twitter.
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He is an OG food blogger, book author, and part-time food television personality who has dedicated his life to writing about the world's more unusual food offerings (at least to the Western palate).
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That is not Sullivan's only connection to the Sharks; he played for San Jose during its first three seasons in the N.H.L. This is one of the more unusual goalie matchups in recent memory.
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The origins of "California" are a bit more unusual, and their allure is part of why Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo became the first European to set foot in the state on this day in 1542.
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But Mr. Gritsipis's kingdom is under siege — from rising expenses, changing tastes and developers who are trying to buy smaller and more unusual lots to assemble enough land for residential and mixed-use projects.
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She plays Tatiana with less sophistication and more rawness than Ms. Vishneva; her interpretation as yet is less resolved, but more unusual, with touches of painful intensity worthy of the Italian actress Anna Magnani.
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Among the more unusual items in his discography is "Symphonic Bossa Nova" (1994), on which the conductor Ettore Stratta led the Royal Philharmonic in orchestral arrangements of compositions by Antonio Carlos Jobim and others.
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If Museum of Obsessions can only offer rough sketches and highlights of his career, a just-closed exhibition across town took a deeper dive into one of his more unusual and deeply personal endeavors.
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Australia has dominated in sport, produced superstars like Kylie Minogue and Hugh Jackman and even had a hand in the invention of the pacemaker — but it's also the world's best in some more unusual categories.
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But it encompasses many more unusual artists who responded to the rise of consumer culture, popular media and various forms of imperialism while also experimenting with new art forms during the turbulent 1960s and '70s.
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All the grave markers inside the historic Goldfield Cemetery have stories to share, but it's the more unusual ones that'll majorly pique your curiosity (and just wait until you read about the town's "Official Ghouls").
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But if you're concerned about the ecological effects of burial or cremation, or simply want to do something more unusual, there are more intriguing ways than ever to settle the matter of your, well, matter.
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Apart from a little fumbling with props, you'd never have known: He has many shades of good humor, easy command of Colas's complex jumps and pirouettes and (more unusual) a mastery of dynamically exciting phrasing.
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And the more unusual the death penalty becomes, the more emboldened the Supreme Court could be to decide that it is also cruel, as justices including Kennedy and Breyer have come to understand that word.
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For Chris Clayton, owner of the 66 year old Jersey Shore mainstay the Margate Dairy Bar, an even more unusual title came to be added to his list of responsibilities: that of amateur architectural historian.
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Jennie Livingston's documentary might not pack quite the same punch that it did in 1991, when it was more unusual to see such a frank and empathetic portrait of gay and transgender persons on screen.
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The latest case was even more unusual, because doctors clearly identified the fetus-in-fetu during the pregnancy, said Dr. Miguel Parra-Saavedra, a high-risk pregnancy specialist in Baranquilla, Colombia, who oversaw the birth.
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While he has one foot firmly planted in Hollywood, he has the other in a more unusual place: He's also a senior vice president at NBC News and executive-in-charge at the Today show.
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Back in January, Kelly did a Reddit AMA interview from the space station — he gets internet, though he said it's "like dial-up" — and shared some of the more unusual aspects of living in space.
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The death knell for the SST and supersonic travel in the US came in by a then-rare filibuster in the US Senate (all the more unusual today for being bipartisan), that ended at 9 p.m.
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WITH an "Evening of Bagpipes and Polenta" (boiled cornmeal, popular in north and central Italy), the mountain town of Barga will on September 3rd launch one of Italy's more unusual cultural festivals: its annual Scottish Week.
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Even as Treasury yields plumbed record lows on Tuesday, stocks are managing to hold up nicely — a sequence of events that is all the more unusual given the tight relationship between stocks and rates of late.
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Even stranger, they finished in the same order on the Monday leader board that they did on the 2015 loser board: What makes the action even more unusual is that it can't be pegged to oil.
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Even more unusual are the people Mr. Kapoor has chosen to run this place, called the Yellow Chilli: Satvinder Ghotra and Kamal Kaur, a husband-and-wife team who have never opened or run a restaurant.
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Jewelry In Résonances de Cartier, the house's most recent high jewelry presentation, the diamonds, emeralds and rubies that are de rigueur in such collections were combined with more unusual materials like smoky quartz and fire opals.
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"The market-rate guys are now knocking on the door of the affordable sector," said Guido Subotovsky, the founder and president of Azimuth Development Group, and the pileup is pushing builders to consider more unusual lots.
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It indulges in animation's ability to take viewers out of the ordinary world and transport them to a slightly more unusual realm, usually via its large and hairy Hormone Monsters (who represent the ravages of adolescence).
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His background is slightly more unusual than most German politicians': he left school without a pre-university qualification and opened a bookshop in his hometown, Würselen, before becoming mayor in 1987 and moving to Brussels in 1994.
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We've got some of the more unusual styles — like the chin-strap and Dundreary whiskers — which show how there was no single beard style in the Victorian period, and how it evolved into lots of different looks.
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A pick like Friedman, a Jewish lawyer from Long Island with no diplomatic experience and extremely divisive views on some of the most controversial issues he'll be dealing with on a daily basis, is far more unusual.
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Their music relies on some standard instruments—saxophone, drums, double-bass—as well as electronics and a hang drum, a more unusual steel device resembling a flying saucer, invented in Switzerland at the turn of the millennium.
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LONDON â€" It's only been a few days since BBC presenter Dan Walker had to deal with a hen party invading his broadcast â€" and he's already had an even more unusual situation crop up since then.
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Like older generations, people in their 228s are traveling to experience new things and learn about themselves, but they are looking to have more unusual and challenging experiences than simply buying a Europass and staying in hostels.
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Unusually for Balanchine, the corps de ballet is all male and much of what Balanchine gives these eight men, often corresponding to the orchestra, is more unusual yet, consisting of crouches, tableaus and chains that become knots.
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The lineup includes a mix of rising stars (like Courtney Barnett, Kula Shaker and Stereophonics) and some more unusual acts, like 183Cellos, a Croatian cello duo who mix classical songs with covers of contemporary artists like Avicii.
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The Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake's eclectic output includes loose-fitting pret-a-porter pieces, and some more unusual designs, like a ringed, multicolored "flying saucer" dress, made in a material that looks like a paper lantern.
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What's more unusual is a great singer with a small band, as in Myron Butler and Levi's "Nobody Like Our God" — Mr. Butler singing with only a drummer, two backup singers and a pianist playing sophisticated harmony.
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In that case, you might try bringing a friend who makes you laugh to one of the more unusual Shape Up NYC classes offered by the parks department, like belly dancing, hip-hop aerobics or line dancing.
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It turns out that the shared element here is in the placement of the letters of each word: They are in abecedarian sequence, meaning the letters appear in alphabetical order, something more unusual than I first imagined.
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Sometimes inspired by American blues music, each of Nishimura's images (a ribbon-like tongue dangling from a face or what appears to be the back of a head covered with eyeballs) is more unusual than the next.
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The unsettling dynamic has created one of the more unusual spectacles of Trump's presidency and raised questions about his motivations, particularly as they relate to investigations into possible collusion between Moscow and members of his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Needel believes this is a huge opportunity for established companies: rather than spending money on market research before building a product, Needel suggests that companies can just crowdfund their more unusual ideas to see if anyone is interested.
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It was my first treatment in a salt room, and perhaps the only thing more unusual than the experience was its location: I was at Saks Fifth Avenue's ornate flagship store in the heart of Manhattan's shopping district.
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It's home to the usual amenities, like playgrounds for dogs and kids, but also some more unusual sights thanks to the park's robust public art program, which has hosted dozens of large-scale sculptures and installations since 2004.
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In a more unusual move, Ava Luna both honor and challenge that source material through a cleverly revised cover of the French songwriter's 1971 album "Histoire de Melody Nelson," with their own Becca Kauffman singing Mr. Gainsbourg's parts.
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Whatever the results, it will be one of the more unusual summits in recent history as a flamboyant, often erratic U.S. president gets a close-up look at a hereditary socialist despot who sits on a nuclear weapons program.
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" Clinton on one of the Trump Foundation's more unusual expenditures "I'd be happy to compare what (the Clinton Foundation does) with the Trump Foundation, which took money from other people bought and bought a 6-foot portrait of Donald.
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According to Dr. Martin Ward-Platt of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, Vanellope's condition was even more unusual than the already uncommon condition in that she had no other complications with her heart or other organs.
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And it led to an even more unusual collaboration, the Bling Mac, a $12,500 ring that McDonald's commissioned as the first prize for a Twitter competition in February (entrants were asked to express their love for the Big Mac).
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In the aftermath of World War I, the couple's brand-new collection was a reflection of the times: at this exhibition you'll find suffragist magazines, self-help guides for soldiers, posters from the German Revolution, and more unusual finds.
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Others were more unusual, like having the ability to "strategically think through vacation options based on the developmental levels of the kids and the need for the mom to relax," enjoying "river swimming," and, preferably, being able to ski.
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"It is even more unusual in the Romanian case, as this is not about politicians; this is about a high-level practitioner in the judiciary, so there shouldn't be a place for politicians to play a role," she said.
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The defense attorneys also made a more unusual argument: that Manafort's fair-trial rights were undermined by the fact that the metro area's voters leaned decisively in favor of Hillary Clinton and against Donald Trump in the 2016 election.
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A few days after the rally, the Daily Stormer was kicked off domain registration systems, including GoDaddy, Google, and Russia, in quick succession, and in a far more unusual move, web services company CloudFlare cut it off from DDoS protection.
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Among those with more unusual offerings will be High Desert Test Sites, a Joshua Tree-based nonprofit that has published books on topics like the "desert dating scene" to more serious ones, like humans' averse effects on the desert landscape.
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Another and perhaps even more unusual element in all of this was the revelation that AT&T paid Essential Consultants LLC, a shell company set up by Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, for "insights" into the Trump administration after Trump was inaugurated.
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Peeking behind the curtain to see the process of game development is already a rare joy, but it's even more unusual to see some of the flawed, erroneous moments that had to be polished out of a finished piece of work.
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The company is an outlier in this sense, and its latest move is even more unusual: This week, it was announced via Instagram that Deciem is reducing the prices of two cult-favorite products from two of The Ordinary's sister brands.
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Others believe a more unusual reason, claiming it could be some gamesmanship on the part of Bezos intended to send a message to Wall Street, as well as Walmart leadership, that Quidsi co-founder Marc Lore cannot build profitable businesses.
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"The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao", a tale of two sisters and their struggles in a male-dominated society in 1950s-era Brazil, won the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes, which aims to shine a light on more unusual movies.
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In March 2018, at its office in Zurich, Switzerland, Google served pizza with traditional ingredients such as tomato sauce, cheese, and arugula, and a more unusual one: mealworms, according to multiple Google employees with direct knowledge of the cafeteria's menu offerings.
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Representative Charles B. Rangel of New York and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, speaking at the Capitol, expressed annoyance at what they saw as Mr. Lauer's lackluster attempt to hold Mr. Trump accountable for some of his more unusual comments.
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Clinton's most extensive yet on one of the more unusual subplots of the presidential campaign, came after a Washington Post report that United States intelligence and law enforcement agencies are probing a wide, covert Russian effort to disrupt the presidential election.
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A year ago, he and other fishermen in the tiny village, Skala Sikaminias, were making a more unusual catch: thousands of sea-drenched asylum seekers who streamed across the Aegean to escape conflict and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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Modi's previously unannounced Wuhan trip is even more unusual in that he will visit China again in June for a summit in Qingdao of the China and Russia-led security grouping, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, which India joined last year.
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From festivals celebrating familiar foods to those where you can try more unusual ones, and events where both culinary world superstars and lesser-known chefs cook for the crowds, traveling in the coming year promises to be a palate-pleasing proposition.
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Or tears of more unusual provenance, such as those Kara Goucher shed on Saturday night in the London Stadium as she held a new silver medal in her hand 255 years after she should have won it in the first place.
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This after-hours event at the museum, recommended for families whose children are 21870 and older, involves more unusual fun, from the physical (an obstacle course and a giant version of Twister) to the technological (virtual reality games and computer games).
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The other pre-Moonlight winners were more unusual, at least — The Hurt Locker, 12 Years a Slave, and Spotlight — but the first was a war movie, the second was a historic docudrama, and the third was a workplace ensemble drama.
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Welcome kits usually contain a hodgepodge of items that employees will need on the job (pens, notebooks, books, etc.) and things to make employees feel welcome (clothing, stickers, water bottles, or more unusual items — often with the company name or logo on them).
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Flames 21, Kings 241 Derek Ryan scored twice while Mark Jankowski netted one goal and two assists as visiting Calgary leaned on some of its more unusual suspects one night after securing top spot in the Western Conference and still throttled Los Angeles.
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So the idea that in this particular instance they would not ask those questions makes it that much more unusual and obviously in the normal part of the process, somebody's alcohol abuse could be a disqualifying aspect of the derogatory information dug up.
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Dominick DiRenzo, the manager of the company's New York showroom, told me that among the more unusual recent orders was a switch labeled "unspooky," which would flip on all the lights around a wealthy family's estate in case any occupant felt unsafe.
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Flat jade discs called bi were a staple of Chinese ritual art for most of its history, but the two notched triskelions in the ancient jade show at J.J. Lally & Co. Oriental Art, both nearly five millenia old, are much more unusual.
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On Tuesday, in one of the more unusual developments of the midterm elections, Nevada voters resoundingly elected Mr. Hof, a Republican, to represent the state's 36th Assembly District just weeks after he was found dead in a brothel he owned in Crystal, Nev.
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Carter Page made PowerPoint presentations and thumb drives for FBI Page, who was investigated by Mueller and the FBI for potential collusion with Russians, appears to have had some of the more unusual interviews with investigators on the high-stakes Russia investigation.
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What makes Obama's case more unusual than his predecessors' or a Fortune 500 CEO's is that the president has spent the last four months belittling Trump and his candidacy, and just days before the election had called Trump unfit for the office.
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The Coronado also hosts the greatest number of threatened and endangered species of any national forest in the US. Living in those sky islands are spotted owls, jaguars, thick-billed parrots, barred tiger salamanders, Mount Graham red squirrels, and many more unusual species.
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The more unusual a will, the more vulnerable it might be to a contest; a disinherited friend or family member can always attack a will by claiming it was the product of undue influence, or that the deceased lacked the capacity to prepare a will.
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The early scenes are realistic and richly drawn, with petty squabbles and rekindled love affairs; more unusual is that the local folk routinely take psychotropic drugs, which do not produce any obvious hallucinations but do seem to heighten the senses and bind the community together.
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Ohio's Republican leadership was also relieved that Joe Renacci, a former congressman, convincingly won the primary vote to stand for the Senate seat currently held by Sherrod Brown, a veteran Democrat who counts as one of the more unusual hopefuls for the 2020 presidential elections.
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As terrorist plots go, it's got to be one of the more unusual — an Australian teenager discussed packing a kangaroo full of explosives and painting it with the Islamic State's symbol before setting it loose on police officers, a Melbourne court heard on Thursday.
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"Some of the fires are unusual, but the reason it seems more unusual is that there are people around to see it—fire whorls, large vortices, there are plenty of examples of those," says Mark Finney, a research forester with the US Forest Service.
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"The Plough at Cadsden" in the heart of the English countryside will go down as one of the more unusual UK buys for Chinese investors who have snapped up everything from luxury London apartments and skyscrapers to the maker of the iconic black taxi cab.
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When biologist Simon Clulow spotted the frog's unusual marble pattern on its belly, he knew it could be a previously unknown species, a find made all the more unusual as it was not in a remote habitat but on land close to an airport.
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But his Facebook page also describes a more unusual operagoing ritual, which investigators now say led to the events that stopped the show at the Met: dispersing the ashes of a friend, whom he described as an "opera mentor," at opera houses around the country.
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He is one of art's more unusual figures, a kind of adventurer-philosopher whose work is often conceptual and highly technical, but can also be delightfully gonzo: He learned to scuba dive in order to photograph fiber-optic internet cables snaking across the ocean floor.
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Even as the field of investors in tech firms has grown more crowded — from traditional venture capital firms and leveraged-buyout specialists to more unusual entrants, like the Japanese tech giant SoftBank — Mr. Chen said his company had not experienced difficulty finding new investments.
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Minister Agnes Buzyn, visiting the Necker pediatric hospital in Paris on Sunday, said 18 out of 117.33 emergency services in France were considered "under tension" due to more patients and a lack of staff, especially in the northeast, where this week&aposs high temperatures are more unusual.
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But the more unusual portion of this guideline is a standalone paragraph that states:Reward loops or positive reinforcement techniques (such as likes and streaks) can also nudge or encourage users to stay actively engaged with a service, allowing the online service to collect more personal data.
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This makes Clinton a more unusual figure than she gets credit for being: Not only does she refuse to paint an inspiring vision of a political process rid of corruption, partisanship, and rancor, but she's also actively dismissive of those promises and the politicians who make them.
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One of the more unusual presents listed officially for 2015 was a "packet of fairy dust" given to Prince Charles during a November trip round Australia and New Zealand, with Prince Harry also receiving a selection of interesting gifts when he visited New Zealand in May.
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In addition to a healthy diet of the classic short-story writers, such as Katherine Mansfield, D. H. Lawrence, John Cheever, Hemingway, Updike, and Flannery O'Connor, I was already reading writers who were more unusual formally and imaginatively, such as Beckett, Kafka, Borges, and Isaac Babel.
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And so, more unusual than the fact of Varejão and Buarque's restoration is how well it pays homage to Niemeyer's heritage and architectural philosophy — his lyrical and idiosyncratic sensibilities, scaled perfectly to the mountainous terrain, with large open spaces where the indoors blends seamlessly with the outside.
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But the scene a few minutes later might have been even more unusual, as 10 players trooped back onto the court after initially leaving, just to play the last one-tenth of a second of a blowout that ended with Kansas winning, 81-60, in Lawrence, Kan.
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The prince will make a pilgrimage Thursday to the tomb of his great-grandmother Princess Alice of Battenberg and Greece, one of the more unusual characters in royal history, whose last wishes were to have her remains buried in a crypt below a Russian Orthodox church in east Jerusalem.
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There are plenty of ways to keep your makeup on all day — some of which you've probably tried (like a dusting of setting powder) and some that are a bit more unusual (powdering your face like a donut and plunging head first into a bucket of ice water).
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Recently, Amy Dobson of Forbes reported that Ryan Serhant, a star of Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing" and the author of "Sell It Like Serhant," gave a video tour of the sprawling property, highlighting the more unusual details and "extras" the main house and larger ranch have to offer.
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The appearance by North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, on Sunday at a concert by South Korean musicians in Pyongyang was all the more unusual because his authoritarian government has been struggling to stave off what it sees as an infiltration of the South's pop culture among his isolated people.
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In one of the more unusual stories from this week (and a great example of the work we're doing with our new real estate beat), we reported on fundraising for a startup called Salaryo which provides financing for small businesses and startups to pay their security deposits on coworking spaces.
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The Broncos, who have had players protesting since last season, had more than 30 players kneeling during the anthem (including some practice squad members) while the Bills had one of the more unusual demonstrations, with the entire team walking about 10 yards onto the field together before having several players kneel.
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Like the original on the Upper East Side, this location offers 15- and 5-course menus for $125 and $155, with traditional items like pen shell scallops with yuzu zest, and chawanmushi with mushrooms, and more unusual preparations like cod milt tempura, and sweet shrimp with bottarga and foie gras.
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But here are five more unusual ways to enjoy leaf-peeping season this year: New York Zipline Adventures at Hunter Mountain, in the Catskills region, runs the SkyRider tour, a 2000-mile-long multiple cable adventure that takes guests 2100 feet high at speeds of up to 2003 miles per hour.
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The products there listed run from the obvious, like t-shirts emblazoned with signature catchphrases from the show (Trixie Mattel's "Oh Honey," Tatianna's "Choices"), to the more unusual, like baby onesies featuring an image of drag provocateur Willam as Virgin Mary or blankets featuring Chicago staple (and bearded queen) Lucy Stoole.
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One of the more unusual instructions in the cable was to pass a strong message regarding the Israeli concern that the chemical weapons left at the disposal of the Assad regime might be used against rebel forces close to the Israeli border in the Golan Heights and spill over to the Israeli side.
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The tail-end of the 90s had spawned a roster of women in rap, like Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown, who were overtly explicit, bragging about their sexual prowess like their male counterparts; and while Missy Elliott and Da Brat may represented their tomboyish antithesis, Hill did something still more unusual for the time.
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One of the more unusual presentations will be an iPad and virtual reality show-and-tell with Navid and Vassiliki Khonsari, the husband and wife team who worked on Grand Theft Auto III and Vice City before they began designing games that let players experience the consequences of violence and of moral decision-making.
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Still, Carter has noticed one clear pattern: "People are the most actively engaged with the more unusual colors, and people will go out of their way to say, 'Oh my god I love that there's a green one,' 'Oh my god this green is so cute,' versus the white and the pink might be more common," she says.
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After a series of defeats in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (the same circuit where Wednesday's ruling came down), the administration took the unusual step of all but conceding defeat, and the even more unusual step of seeking input from the rest of the federal government in order to tighten the legal and policy case for the ban.
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"Clearly this is a more unusual candidate or president-elect than we are used to having in terms of Twitter storms and things like that, and I think at some point we'll kind of get a bit numb to it as opposed to reacting to every tweet that comes out," Citi's U.S. chief equity strategist Tobias Levkovich told CNBC.
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If Mueller went out of his way to shoehorn events that occurred in D.C. and Manhattan into a single indictment out of Virginia, that would have been more unusual than his decision to impanel a grand jury in D.C. At this stage, none of us know exactly what Mueller is investigating or what evidence he has.
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The odd mash-up, three years in the making, produced one of the more unusual cameos of the moment: beginning this weekend, Mr. Snowden will appear in a new play at the Public, conjured up nightly to exchange bits of "The Tempest" and ideas about privacy with Mr. Radcliffe, who plays a writer in the show.
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As strange as it was that a cartel prince wanted to quit the empire that he had been groomed to run, Mr. Zambada's plan to escape the enterprise was even more unusual: His father's partner, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the crime lord known as El Chapo, offered to put him in touch with federal drug agents in the United States, he said.
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"My father, he's come up with these slightly more unusual, eccentric ideas, but then he's gone out there and followed them through," said the son, who has been airlifted to the tops of mountains to skid down their side, and built a supersized replica of his childhood toys to shoot a video of him doing 360s over enormous children's books and playthings.
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These services were intended to address common obstacles to birth control access, but they are proving to be even more critical now, in a more unusual situation: A spokesperson for Nurx told VICE that the company has received its highest-ever number of requests in the last few days since it launched in 2016, a trend Nurx expects to continue.
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It's hard to overstate what a cultural phenomenon "Combine Harvester" still is to this day—it's more unusual, even 40 years on, to find somebody over the age of 20 who grew up in the UK who's never heard of it than it is to find a person who'll groan and hold their head in their hands after hearing a few bars of the chorus.
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One of Mr. Baumgarten's more unusual works, presented at Marian Goodman in 2008, was "Matteawan/Fishkill Creek," an 80-minute sound recording made one night at Denning's Point on the Hudson River near Beacon, N.Y. That spit of land was once home to Indians and later the site of a brick works before the State of New York acquired it in 1988; hikers now encounter ruins from its industrial stage.
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The Miami-led team responded after it was presented with a list of incidents in the emails.) The emails show the Miami-led team discussed turning the investigation into a multiyear effort at the US Office of Naval Research (ONR) and, more unusual, also looked at the research on the injured diplomats as a marketing opportunity for diagnostic goggles — a medical device that one researcher and his university had a patent application on.
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Tesla's Valuation Could Overtake Ford Any Day NowInvestors Are Suddenly Realizing The Trump Tax Cut Might Not Happen Trump's Critics Are Letting The Bigger Russia Story Slide Federal immigration audits have been rare occurrences in New York City in recent years, but the response by the workers has been even more unusual: They are publicly fighting the investigation and trying to keep their jobs, rather than quitting work at a company where most have been employed for more than a decade.
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"And it's fun to watch, yeah, that's for sure, until Little Rocket Man starts a nuclear war, and then maybe next time he'll think before he tweets," Paisley continued singing, poking fun at Trump's Twitter habits and the President's nickname for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. It is not only rare for the CMAs to get explicitly political, but it is even more unusual that a Republican president was mocked openly on stage by some of the genre's biggest stars.
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