That was probably our most beautiful and most decadent manicure yet.
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It's been a rough year for the most decadent of meat products.
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Its breakfast was the most decadent of the trip: mimosas every morning!
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Here's a look at some of the most decadent desserts available at ballparks this season.
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And it's really outdone itself this time — the headline announcement is one of the most decadent laptops ever created.
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Cost: £2900million (£21 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: This one is a bit dramatic, isn't it?
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Cost: £690k (£1.3 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: There are a lot of camels, I guess?
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Cost: £690k (£1 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: The Rolling Stones strut around a miniature New York.
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One of rock n' roll's most decadent tours, the Rolling Stones shows of 1972, featured a stop at the Hefner mansion.
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Maybe you're the master chef of the house, preparing to wow your entire extended family with your most decadent holiday recipes.
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Travel around the world as we feature some of the most decadent, savory, and eccentric street foods from 15 different countries.
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Then, make the simplest but most decadent pudding in the world: melted chocolate and cream blended with some sugar, eggs, and vanilla.
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Under a closer inspection, the shop's window gleams with real-sized walnuts, presented like the freshest, most decadent food a mouse could imagine.
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Cost: £4.8 million (£7.5 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: I know we spoke about the Backstreet Boys already, but honestly?
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Cost: £830k (£900k today) The most decadent shit that happens: I have no idea what is happening to Kanye West in this video.
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I decided to live dangerously and order one of the menu's most decadent items, the Burgernut, as a shared appetizer, cut into four pieces.
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The cinnamon and coconut flavors, plus the blueberries, definitely made this recipe the sweetest and the most decadent of the ones I'd tried so far.
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Perhaps the most decadent treatment: a next-level facial using face masks made with 24K gold leaf (veteran VS model Naomi Campbell is a big fan).
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But as one of the most decadent and feature-packed phones ever created, the original Nex still makes a statement — iridescent rainbow-dot pattern and all.
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The agenda targets the Met Gala — specifically the most decadent Cartier necklace ever created, worn by the actress Daphne Kluger (Anne Hathaway) during fashion's biggest night.
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The most enduring accomplishment of Trump and Trumpism— the latest, most decadent stage of the American right—could be the rebirth of an authentic American left.
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Putting a TV or a stereo in a room other than the living room was a big deal; only the most decadent had televisions in the bathroom.
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And we know that there is just one place where glam metal bands were living the most decadent and dangerous lives of 1980s rock gods: West Hollywood's Sunset Strip.
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This is definitely the most decadent section of our MUNCHIES Guide to San Francisco, but we made sure to include spots that have sophisticated vibes, but not-bank-account-busting menus.
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If I were the Queen of England, I would have my private chefs make me the most decadent dishes for every meal, and I'd enjoy expertly made gin and tonics whenever I wanted.
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Every year Fontenot crystallizes in images the unbridled energy that chicken-chasing, roof-climbing, horse-riding, hard-drinking, guitar-strumming, whooping, hollering, masquerading descendants of Acadians bring to the year's most decadent celebration.
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Fortunately, pouring chicken tagine over your rezat or dropping it into a pan of warm milk or bubbling butter and honey will quickly turn it into one of the most decadent turbans you've ever eaten.
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An an attempt to shine just as brightly, she opts for the most decadent dress she can find, but that doesn't stop heads turning when the President and the First Lady enter the doors of Buckingham Palace — including Philip's.
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The e-retail giant has been negotiating with cities for over a year, which in practice has often equated to government and private officials stumbling all over themselves to lure Amazon with the most decadent, multi-billion-dollar incentive package.
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Not only would it be the most decadent wall around — probably alongside an original Pablo Picasso painting in a lavish L.A. mansion — but you'd also get a front row look at all the crazy beauty treatments they use behind the scenes.
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So in celebration of one of the most decadent treats around — one that was invented over 4,000 years ago in ancient Greece — The Cheesecake Factory has partnered with two very well-known dessert brands to create two, extra sweet new flavors.
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Among the line, which will hit the Lancôme website later this month, includes a cotton candy-pink shadow and lip palette ($50), pearlescent white eyeliner ($26), and perhaps our favorite: the La Rose a Poudrer ($60), the most decadent highlighter we've ever seen.
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Cost: £690k (£830k today) The most decadent shit that happens: Obviously it's the diamonds, all of the fucking diamonds – which have been dusted over a half-naked Britney until she resembles a Swarovski display screen cavorting in what looks to be an expensively mirrored box.
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Thomas Keller (The French Laundry) and Armando Manni (Manni Olive Oil) may have engineered the holiest of earthly matrimonies with their Dark Chocolate and Extra Virgin Olive Oil bar, which may at once be the healthiest and most decadent chocolate bar on the market.
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Cost: £9003 million (£3.1 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: There is no image more startling, more iconic, than seeing Missy Elliott's bald head slowly rising out of the jet-black ocean, glistening and covered in spikes, like if the Loch Ness monster was cool and joined Hells Angels.
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I also really appreciate that the story just dives straight into its most decadent tropes: the frigid family dynamics, the terrifying eccentricity of Camille's mother and her creepily passive stepfather, the scarring — because normally in this kind of story, these are the sorts of things that get revealed to us over time.
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Cost: £1.7 million (£2.4 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: Considering that this is Mariah Carey – as in, the same woman who hires a private limo to take her dogs to events – I'm surprised that this video wasn't just her rolling around on a pile of fur coats for five minutes.
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Let me guide you, as we walk through the ten most expensive music videos of all time... Cost: £21.3 million (£24.8 million today) The most decadent shit that happens:If there's one music video that truly encapsulates the 27.5s' dizzying obsession with anything remotely futuristic, robotic and gravity-less, it's Backstreet Boys' "Larger than Life".
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Priceless. Cost: £2.7 million (£4.1 million today) The most decadent shit that happens:If you travelled back to 1993 and managed to insert your eyes through the large head of an extremely coked up Axl Rose and into his brain, this is exactly what you'd see: a nine and a half minute video of double-necked guitars, limousines, mansions, ships, helicopters, and an intense guitar solo outside Rainbow Bar and Grill on Sunset Strip.
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Despite this easily qualifying as one of the most decadent ways imaginable to score $60,903, PR Consulting wrote in the court filings that Sabbat only made two of the posts and did not clear them beforehand with the PR firm as required:Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sabbat only made one Instagram Feed Post and one Instagram Story post and failed to post 1 additional Instagram story in New York, with a swipe-up link, 1 Instagram story in Milan or Paris, with a swipe-link, and failed to be photographed in public at least once (1) in the aforementioned cities while wearing Spectacles product.... Furthermore, Sabbat did not submit the post to PRC prior to pasting and failed to provide analytics to PRC for his first Instagram Story, as required by the Agreemêñt.
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" Signed: Secretary of the Central Committee — J. StalinArchive of the President of the Russian Federation. Fond 3, Record Series 40, File 80, Page 58 Soviet head-of-state Mikhail Kalinin responded to Western offers of food by telling of "political cheats who offer to help the starving Ukraine," and commented, "Only the most decadent classes are capable of producing such cynical elements." In an interview with Gareth Jones in March 1933, Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov stated, "Well, there is no famine", and went on to say, "You must take a longer view. The present hunger is temporary.
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Described as "the heaviest, dirtiest (in all senses), most decadent Slade music ever made", Whatever Happened to Slade was described as making "Gypsy Roadhog" sound like "The Teddy Bear's Picnic" and remains many Slade connoisseurs' favourite of all their albums. It was also influential on the grunge and alternative rock genres, with both Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins and Kurt Cobain of Nirvana citing the album as influential. The album was remastered by Tim Turan at Turan Audio for CD release in 2007 by Salvo Records, a subsidiary of Union Square Productions, as part of a series of Slade CD remasters known as the "Feel the Noize" remasters. The liner notes of the new edition describe the album as "underrated".
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The intermixture of all > these decadent ethnic varieties will inevitably give birth to further ethnic > chaos. This chaos is no way unexpected or new: it will produce no further > ethnic mixture which has not already been, or cannot be realized on our own > continent. Absolutely nothing productive will result from it, and even when > ethnic combinations resulting from infinite unions between Germans, Irish, > Italians, French and Anglo-Saxons join us in the south with racial elements > composed of Indian, Negro, Spanish and Portuguese essence, it is quite > unimaginable that anything could result from such horrible confusions, but > an incoherent juxtaposition of the most decadent kinds of people. Highly critical passages like this were removed from The Moral and Intellectual Diversity of Races, as the Essai was titled in English.
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