High Sierra is far from Apple's most exciting macOS update.
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Not the most exciting dinner, but it hits the spot.
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That's what's most exciting, to do something graphic and bold.
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Expense reports aren't the most exciting thing in the universe.
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But the most exciting, of course, is your winter coat.
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They'd think that was just the most exciting season possible.
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Maylee Todd is genuinely one of Toronto's most exciting musicians.
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In any case, even the most exciting technologies have limitations.
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And honestly, that's the most exciting thing about DirecTV Now.
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But they are hardly the most exciting fish to monitor.
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Bras aren't necessarily the most exciting items to shop for.
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One of the most exciting areas is data science training.
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Here are eight of the most exciting names to watch.
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What's the last, most exciting new stock that you've added?
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That's the most exciting, gratifying part of what we do.
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He is perhaps the most exciting architect in the world.
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Ugh, that was the most exciting thing to happen tonight.
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One of the most exciting new categories is smart jewelry.
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Not the most exciting answer, but not a bad idea.
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Probably most exciting of all, there's the massive chocolate buffet.
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We're proud zSiemens #technology is supporting Elon's most exciting dreams.
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Were proud zSiemens #technology is supporting Elons most exciting dreams.
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Congressional hearings are rarely the most exciting thing on television.
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It was a lot of fun, it was most exciting.
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"That was one of the most exciting things," he said.
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But he was the most exciting guard I've ever seen.
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He was the most exciting thing happening at the time.
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What is the most exciting thing about dating someone smart?
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Giannis Antetokounmpo is arguably the league's most exciting young player.
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I've called Oregon the most exciting American winemaking area today.
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The most exciting travel is always the travel of tomorrow.
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PARIS — Call it the most exciting fashion auction that wasn't.
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And in the end that's what I find most exciting.
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The most exciting developments of a season are seldom predictable.
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And oftentimes their jobs may not be the most exciting.
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I think it's the most exciting time right now, actually.
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And it's probably the most exciting smartphone launch in years.
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What's the most exciting thing you've done as a volcanologist?
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Their most exciting opportunities may lie in Amazon's technological edge.
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"The most exciting machine is a human being," he said.
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And that may be the most exciting thing about it.
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That was the most exciting, did you not see this?
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But it was circumstances during the race itself that made it what many consider to be the most exciting race of the 1980s, and some even call it the most exciting race of all time.
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It was the most exciting attempt of the first 57 minutes.
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It was easily the most exciting performance of this year's show.
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What is the most exciting thing you're working on right now?
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Perhaps the most exciting feature of Apple Card is Daily Cash.
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But what's most exciting is the expanded capabilities of Google's Assistant.
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They aren't the most exciting thing, but at least they're healthy.
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It's one of the most exciting technologies coming to market today.
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Theranos was once among the most exciting startups in Silicon Valley.
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This so-called storm is most exciting for its scientific prospects.
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Porto: These are two of the most exciting teams in Europe.
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Most exciting is the account of Mr Gordievsky's exfiltration in 1985.
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"Worst vacation ever, but also my most exciting ever," he said.
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"It would be the funniest, most exciting, craziest campaign," Baldwin added.
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Nutshell: This is the most exciting accountancy simulator you'll ever play.
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What's been the most exciting part of your career so far?
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" Reiner explained that "What's been most exciting is men love it….
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So I think the most exciting thing is finding the asteroids.
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What I find most exciting now is sharp, intelligent, insightful women.
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That's where the most exciting part of the research comes in.
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We're about to enter into the most exciting time of year.
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It was one of the most exciting things I've ever seen.
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The country boasts the most exciting, richest league in the world.
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Most exciting part is the awards show's hilarious Best Kiss tradition.
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And this latest one might just be the most exciting yet.
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What's the most exciting thing you see coming on the horizon?
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"Gigafactory is the most exciting factory in the world," said Musk.
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Everyone knows that Mr Curry is the game's most exciting player.
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This is the most exciting thing I done my whole life.
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Motherhood is one of my most exciting journeys in my life.
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That's the most exciting thing about doing a show like this.
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Face it: Budgets aren't the most exciting things in the world.
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But that's not the most exciting news for space tourism advocates.
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But the German automaker's most exciting vehicle won't even be there.
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LONDON — Essays aren't always the most exciting things in the word.
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I&aposm one of the most exciting fighters in boxing, period.
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That to me is the most exciting thing about this year.
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It's the most exciting thing he did in all of 2015.
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The ones we're nervous about are also the most exciting ones.
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Sol Trader settles, finally, on the simplest and most exciting answer.
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This will rank among the most exciting discoveries of the evening.
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Several sports commentators called it the most exciting World Cup ever.
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The most exciting trailer released this week wasn't for a movie.
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DD: I think the most exciting things are actually in education.
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It was also the most exciting thing for me to understand.
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It's the most exciting appetizer at a 1970s suburban dinner party.
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That was the most exciting day of the month at school.
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In some ways, this is the most exciting World Cup ever!
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India," called Sridevi "the most exciting actress I ever worked with.
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Which part of the trip would be most exciting to you?
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In the show's most exciting art, firm reference points slip away.
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The most exciting of these offerings is Hasbro's animatronic Baby Yoda.
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The LiveWire could be the most exciting electric vehicle of 2020.
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It just might be the most exciting eight questions in sports.
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The most exciting thing about arriving by the 12:15 p.m.
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And here is the most exciting thing about all of this.
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Some of Babbo's most exciting pastas stand on more delicate flavors.
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So let's get to the most exciting stuff first — earnings reports!
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Hands down though, this year's most exciting TV trend is MicroLED.
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"He's their most exciting player," said Burke, now a television analyst.
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Normally, Best Actor is one of the most exciting, contentious races.
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"It was the most exciting and special day," Meg, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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STERN: Because you would have the funniest, most exciting, most crazy campaigns.
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But the question marks can be the most exciting movies out there.
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"It was the most exciting order we had ever had," she says.
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Samsung may have just unveiled the most exciting new phone in years.
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But most exciting is the fact that SoundPrint runs off citizen science.
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But what's the most exciting part about the work of the EHT?
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Perhaps the most exciting addition for the average Earthling is the microphone.
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Crime data isn't the sexiest or most exciting issue in the world.
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It may have been the most exciting moment of the Leafs' season.
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However, some of the most exciting fashions are spotted off the runways.
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It was one of the most exciting things I had ever seen.
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Disney+ is going to be the most exciting in the TV space.
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The most exciting possibilities are still on the whiteboards of the mind.
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Cracking these chocolate geodes has been the most exciting thing for me!!!
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The most exciting thing is appearing in front of a live audience.
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"That's the most exciting part about any tour for me," shares Jackson.
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The earliest and messiest and most exciting computers weren't shipped into homes.
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I've gathered together some of the most exciting titles slated for 20.
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The most exciting additions are the ones related to Fortnite's first birthday.
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So that's been the most exciting thing — watching how excited they are.
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It's not the most exciting phone design, but it isn't ugly either.
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Dell's XPS 13 is the most exciting laptop in a long time.
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The most exciting items are not the new trucks or sports cars.
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What's the most exciting thing that has come out of this EP?
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And that, over the last week, has been the most exciting part.
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Then their car histories were compared — from first to most exciting car.
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The most exciting thing about the album is the confidence it radiates.
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He truly feels like it's the most exciting stuff in the world.
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Perhaps the most exciting members of the tournament are Bellator's untested prospects.
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Home items are not the most exciting gifts, but they are appreciated.
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And that is maybe one of the most exciting things about him.
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One of the most exciting and anticipated nights on the D.C. calendar.
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It's the most exciting thing I've had a chance to work on.
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I think that was the most exciting moment in my whole life.
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Who:Now, on to the most exciting news of who is actually performing.
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In the context of that evening it was the most exciting part.
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Chris D.: Who's the most exciting offensive NFL player of your time?
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But my pick for the most exciting offensive player is Randy Moss.
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The SSD might be, at least right now, the most exciting part.
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The most exciting thing we know about Halo Wars 23 right now?
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The most exciting food in this group, I think, belongs to Rahi.
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What's the most exciting thing you've encountered in the band, so far?
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Sam spun in circles, unable to decide which direction was most exciting.
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It was like the most exciting book group you could ever imagine.
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But for me, the most exciting exercise research in 2018 went small.
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Visibility is one of the most exciting areas for innovation and investment.
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Mr. Biden has never been the most exciting choice in this race.
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"It was the most exciting thing happening in New York," she wrote.
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Yorgos Lanthimos may be one of the most exciting filmmakers working today.
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I find this to be the most exciting part of our role.
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The most exciting part of weightlessness will last only about five minutes.
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Some of the most exciting songs on "Starboy" are the least expected.
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We know that VPNs aren't the most exciting services in the world.
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Overall, it was one of the most exciting collections we have seen.
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"To me it's the most exciting thing you can talk about, right?"
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We operate in some of the most exciting markets in the world.
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But he became one of the National Hockey League's most exciting players.
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The most exciting sport in the world is Canadian — hockey, of course.
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The 22 most exciting new shows of 2017 you have to see
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It's the most exciting thing, Michaela, that moment, right before anything happens.
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The most exciting questions would be just too personal or even awkward.
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So, some of the most exciting data has yet to be gathered yet.
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What followed was one of the most exciting gaming experiences of my life.
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And the tool that's most exciting to me is the new "Cloak" project.
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In the immediate future, what are the most exciting applications of artificial intelligence?
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Do you think Oculus is the most exciting thing in gaming right now?
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On occasion, even the most exciting discoveries can be overturned with more evidence.
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For photographer Justin Bettman, that's the most exciting part of the art form.
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By Sunday, one of its most exciting products was already (temporarily) sold out.
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PC: What was the most exciting C&C event you've ever participated in?
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I believe many of the most exciting opportunities are in these emerging hubs.
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When Douban first came out, the most exciting thing was to start groups.
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What is most exciting about quantum technology is its as yet untapped potential.
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This year's presidential election, the most exciting in living memory, promises an upheaval.
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LG didn't necessarily come up with the most exciting phone of the year.
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But today's news might be the most exciting yet—especially for breakfast lovers.
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Formula E is the most exciting race series that you've barely heard of.
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The tennis wasn't spectacular, but it was certainly one of the most exciting.
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The most exciting Halloween costumes are more than just clothes on a body.
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EW: What's most exciting to you about this collection, now that it's finished?
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This is like the most exciting thing that has happened in a while.
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The most exciting possibilities for the module extend well beyond the ISS mission.
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Benchmarking can be one of the most exciting things about reviewing consumer electronics.
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As you'd expect for the price, this is not the most exciting fare.
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And perhaps most exciting, we'll be holding our third annual TechCrunch Hardware Battlefield.
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The most exciting of the new faces is one proactively powered by Siri.
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Here are a few of the most exciting deals to look out for.
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The truth is, Massachusetts's most exciting elections probably already happened on primary day.
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STERN: Because you would be -- BALDWIN: The funniest, most exciting, most crazy campaign.
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It's one of the most exciting times of the year – college graduation season.
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The EHang 184, unveiled at CES 2016, is among the most exciting prototypes.
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But according to Blomkamp this streamlined flexibility isn't even the most exciting part.
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He said closing on his house was the most exciting thing he's done.
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Come with us as we explore one of the world's most exciting scenes.
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The most exciting part of Samsung's IFA booth is also its most understated.
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This is by far one of the most exciting days of the month.
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Not five years ago, Oklahoma City boasted the NBA's most exciting young core.
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What's most exciting about the show, though, is its cast of new faces.
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Tonon is perhaps the most exciting competitor in the grappling world right now.
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What might be the most exciting part of the update is image search.
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" Baldwin said his campaign would be "the funniest, most exciting, most crazy campaign.
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Here are the 11 most exciting innovations shaping the future of spaceflight today.
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It's also what may be Sony's most exciting announcement to date for PSVR.
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Some of the most exciting labels today, such as New York's RVNG Intl.
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It's kind of boring, because it's not the latest and most exciting project.
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What are the most exciting projects coming out of the lab right now?
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One of the most exciting days, October 10, is when Jupiter enters Scorpio.
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A person's 20s is one of the most exciting times in their lives.
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"It's one of the most exciting things that we're working on," Bandier said.
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It gained him a reputation as one of Britain's most exciting young directors.
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One of the most exciting parts of college is decorating your dorm room.
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The most exciting thing about the Note 53 is its new software features.
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It was one of the most exciting things about getting to play him.
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"This was the most exciting moment of my scientific life," said Dr. Deutsch.
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" He later described the incident as, "The most exciting thing to happen tonight.
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First of all, the most exciting thing was addressing readers' complaints on Twitter.
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"Visually, it's one of the most exciting weddings I've ever planned," he says.
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Frugal Traveler Exploring one of China's most exciting, progressive cities on a budget.
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But his music making is some of the most exciting in the world.
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BEN BRANTLEY 'FLYING OVER SUNSET' Sometimes what's most exciting is what's least known.
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"Of course, this year, CBS has the most exciting legal dramas," he said.
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"We are in one of the most exciting primary seasons ever," she said.
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"This is the most exciting data I've seen in five years," he announced.
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More potential triples, the most exciting offensive event, and fewer fly ball outs.
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"The most exciting thing out of Jackson Hole is the fishing," Arone joked.
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Falling in love is pretty much the most exciting thing you can do.
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They both sound killer, but the most exciting title by far is Yasuke.
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On Friday, we wrote about how Homework was Daft Punk's most exciting output.
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None of this adds up to the most exciting phone, or even the most exciting update to the Moto E lineup, but it gets the job done to fill the entry-level price point on Motorola's lineup without feeling too outdated.
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And here's the most exciting part — it's now on sale for Amazon Prime Day.
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Let's decipher our latest TWO clues, which may be the most exciting ones yet.
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Read on for the most exciting book-to-TV adaptations coming up this year.
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Forget Thanksgiving: The most exciting thing about November is the return of Gilmore Girls.
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We've gathered the most exciting recent podcasts (some of which premiered in late 2018).
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One of the most exciting parts about Easter is all the egg-shaped candy.
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I think that's the most exciting thing—and in Texas, of all the places.
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You can't attend the "most exciting two minutes in sports" without donning a hat.
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OpenAI's new algorithm, named GPT-22, is one of the most exciting examples yet.
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The six finalists represent some of the most exciting new companies in Japan today.
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And in many ways, they're the most exciting and scary of these three technologies.
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During its best, most exciting moments, Sonic Mania almost feels like it's playing itself.
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The Sims 4 is getting perhaps its most exciting expansion yet this year: pets.
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Nintendo was tight-lipped about its two most exciting announcements ahead of the show.
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It was one of the most exciting days of our early New York life!
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The 2000 campaign goes down as one of the most exciting and dramatic ever.
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It was one of the most exciting, satisfying and elusive feelings I've ever known.
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For a long time, Google Fiber was the most exciting broadband provider out there.
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He's the world's most exciting boxer; soon he'll be on top of the pile.
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Naturally, hijinks ensue — but that's not even the most exciting part of the movie.
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The new Touch Bar is the most exciting part of the new MacBook Pro.
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But for many people, the most exciting goal is the search for extraterrestrial life.
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What's most exciting to me is the inclusion of fabric on the battery pack.
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Now, look, is a trailer-moving robot the most exciting robot in the world?
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They're not the most exciting iPhones ever made, but they're definitely the best ones.
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Who are some of the most exciting candidates you're supporting in the upcoming elections?
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Being extremely ambitious also makes Microsoft one of the most exciting tech innovators around.
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Let's start with the most exciting subject in the world: the federal rulemaking process.
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The most exciting thing about financial innovation is the potential breadth of its impact.
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The most exciting part of this multi-organ transplant is surely the new SiP.
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Fruit cake might not sound like the most exciting dessert, but it's apparently tradition.
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That's probably that's the most exciting bit for both the designer and the actor.
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Sure, movies themselves are one of America's most exciting expressions of arts and culture.
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Most exciting: Amazon, until now, has included older micro USB charging on its tablets.
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I sold dope my entire life and thought it was the most exciting thing.
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" Baldwin also said his campaign would be "the funniest, most exciting, most crazy campaign.
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Jadon Sancho, 19, is one of the most exciting soccer players in Germany's Bundesliga.
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"He said it was the most exciting night of his life," Mr. Epstein said.
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Some of the most exciting artifacts on display have nothing to do with battle.
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Spicer: One of the most exciting things for me was Aubrey and O'Shea's chemistry.
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McGetrick says the breadth of diversity amongst these projects is the most exciting part.
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"It would be the most exciting astronomical discovery in our lifetime," Gerdes told NPR.
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But what's most exciting, to me, is where Agent 47 is heading after Paris.
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What's been most exciting for you as far as having your music take off?
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Some of the most exciting work in the field is going in that direction.
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For a while, Mr. Kaufmann was hands down the most exciting tenor in opera.
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To me, that is what's most exciting — this is pure exploration and fundamental science!
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Arguably the most exciting products debuted at the Apple event are the new iPhones.
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But it's school-level performing arts where the most exciting work is taking place.
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Which cities do you think have the most exciting emerging arts scenes right now?
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It may very well have been the most exciting Winter X Games to date.
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Chicago, ILWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 2020?
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Leicester, EnglandWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 2020?
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London, EnglandWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 2020?
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Louisville, KYWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 22008?
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Denver, COWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 23?
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Even today's Rosberg-Hamilton pairing has something in common with that most exciting rivalry.
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The most exciting thing is that people are beginning to recognize things as Bode.
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Look, Fargo, N.D., isn't the world's most exciting place, but it's bloody stable there.
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" The result, Arum said, was "one of the most exciting nights of my career.
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Tin's usage profile, concentrated as it is on soldering, is not the most exciting.
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Without the unimpeachable strength of King, one of television's most exciting series would crumble.
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Amazon is taking the strangest and most exciting swings in streaming TV right now.
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The biopharma innovation flow in 153 was the most exciting the world has seen.
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For Hapke, the Apollo era remains the most exciting time in his scientific life.
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Here are some of the most exciting cheeses hitting shelves at Aldi this month.
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Very briefly, what do you think the most exciting product area is right now?
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Simons is the most exciting designer in New York right now—the most exciting in a long time: a European imported to wake a sleeping giant of a brand, Calvin Klein, and who reported for duty as a menswear hero with Dior credentials.
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The most exciting device will be the new flagship Fire TV with built-in Alexa.
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To keep up with the Novogratz family's most exciting design project yet, visit PEOPLE.com/novogratz.
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It's a fiery beauty and probably the most exciting thing that has happened all day.
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This leaves a gap at the seed stage, which I'd argue, is the most exciting.
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It was one of the most exciting wins of the night for a few reasons.
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KaytranadaThe most exciting producer in Canada...is a real big fish/small pond situation. KayzoHeyno.
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What's most exciting about the new 1000X headphones, though, is the new noise-cancelling oomph.
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The fact that Trump abandoned the debate remained the most exciting thing about the evening.
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The milk dumping very well could have been the most exciting moment of the rally.
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This is the most exciting thing, I can't even tell you how thrilled I am.
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It's not the most exciting implementation, but it's the one most likely to happen soonest.
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Either that, or Google has the most exciting hallway simulator ever made to show off.
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Especially in the film's first two-thirds, the most exciting moments conjure a genuine awe.
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But for longtime fans, one of the expansion's most exciting additions may be old news.
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"That's probably one of the most exciting areas of research for us," Dr. Conroy said.
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Image: GettyFor a long time, Google Fiber was the most exciting broadband provider out there.
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So, finishing up, what would be the most exciting living machine you could conceive of?
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But maybe most exciting is who we don't see in the teaser: A love interest.
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Some of the world's most exciting technological advances have had unintended consequences on vulnerable minors.
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These ventures mark a new frontier in Sjöblad's view, "a most exciting journey of discovery".
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The most exciting breakthrough here, though, may not have to do with hemophilia at all.
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"That's the most exciting moment — when the interactors aren't a factor anymore," Percival tells me.
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The store's location is perhaps the most exciting part of this announcement — because, guess what?
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Registering for wedding gifts might be one of the most exciting things about getting married.
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And the first new kit looks like it might be the most exciting so far.
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We are just days away from what could be the most exciting launch this year.
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It's called The Void, and it's the most exciting virtual reality experience I've had yet.
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This torrent of discovery has made exoplanetology one of the most exciting fields in astronomy.
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Most exciting, though, are the five very trendy food words included in that long list.
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Intellectual property licensing schemes for chips may not strike you as the most exciting thing.
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Ultimately, what's most exciting about Children of Blood and Bones is perhaps its own success.
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The most exciting addition to the Fire HD 10 is the "Alexa Hands-free" mode.
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A Brand-New Stadium "To me that's the biggest and most exciting part," Scachner says.
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Despite that, the company managed to make the most exciting game machine of the year.
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But most exciting, to me at least, is PocketCHIP will ship with PICO-8 preinstalled.
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The singer is one of the most exciting voices in the contemporary R&B revival.
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Swedish singer-songwriter Zara Larsson is arguably the most exciting new pop star of 2016.
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"Air traffic control is probably the single most exciting thing we can do," Cohn said.
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In 2016, we wrote about how Gage became the most exciting producer in the U.K.
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It has already become one of the most exciting, dynamic, and pervasive technologies ever developed.
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For me it's the most exciting new game that's happening in the space right now.
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Once again, biomimicry proves to be one of the most exciting challenges of robotic engineering.
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Electric skateboards are one of the most exciting new products in the last few years.
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One of the movie's most exciting sequences deserves a bigger role in its VR form.
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"These were some of the most exciting robotics companies," he says "and they're just gone."
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"It was the most exciting, rewarding experience turning feral cats into lap cats," Beth said.
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That was probably the most exciting moment in all my time at the New Yorker.
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This is one of the most exciting things to happen for investors in 40 years.
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He's not the most exciting dude but he's beat the who's who in the division.
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"It's by far the most exciting holidays ever for me as an adult," she says.
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Van Der Linden is one of the most exciting young skateboarders around at the moment.
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Carnival in Rio de JaneiroCarnival is one of the most exciting times to visit Brazil.
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He is not the most exciting or aggressive choice that Mrs Clinton could have made.
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It is, without exaggeration, the most exciting Beatle-related release of the last 73 years.
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On Baseball The Yankees are most exciting when their best players go back in time.
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" He also said that his campaign would be, "the funniest, most exciting, most crazy campaign.
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Serie A Italy's top flight provided the most exciting action from around Europe this weekend.
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But think about it: We live in the most exciting time in history for learners.
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China's Vivo is quickly becoming one of the most exciting smartphone makers in the world.
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Between the three of us, Jacob seemed to have the most exciting life, dating-wise.
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But perhaps the most exciting panel of all is not expected to be streamed online.
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And therein lies one of the most exciting opportunities for the cities of the future.
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Seoul, Korea is one of the most exciting and delicious food destinations in the world.
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Tom Breese might be the most exciting prospect hailing from the UK at the moment.
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These are eight of the most exciting and original pop songs made in recent memory.
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But perhaps most exciting is Giphy's integrations with chat platforms like Slack and Facebook Messenger.
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"The most exciting experience will be visiting the restaurant during rough weather," Grasdal told Forbes.
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The most exciting and captivating works are two dyed-fabric sculptures mounted on wooden supports.
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The car offers decent steering feedback, but it's not the most exciting vehicle to drive.
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And it kind of brings out what's most interesting [and] what's most exciting about humans.
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Yet London for a generation has been one of the world's most exciting restaurant cities.
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The field of genetic engineering is one of the most exciting areas in modern science.
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For my money, pro football remains the most exciting of the four major American sports.
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The most exciting moments are when you manage to catch a tarantula or rare fish.
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Most exciting, however, are new brain-based remedies that have few if any side effects.
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It was WILD and probably one of the most exciting things I have ever done!
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The second most exciting thing was getting a refrigerator with a generous, smartly designed freezer.
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Susanna Malkki is one of the most exciting and in-demand conductors of her generation.
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What I collect is the soundtrack to the most exciting period of the 20th century.
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San Francisco, CAWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 2020?
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Auckland, New ZealandWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 2020?
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I think the most exciting period for me is going to be the Australian Open.
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A24 has the most exciting taste of any American studio, Goliath-size or David-size.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Susanna Malkki is simply one of the most exciting conductors of the day.
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Their search for an answer is among the most exciting stories in whiskey right now.
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But the most exciting thing is that we can all be part of the solution.
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Houston's Deshaun Watson and Buffalo's Josh Allen are two of the NFL's most exciting quarterbacks.
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In the most exciting series of the playoffs, the Penguins win a seven-game classic.
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It also happens to be one of the most exciting tasting menus in Los Angeles.
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"It's the ones that come out of nowhere that are the most exciting," he says.
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I think it's literally the most exciting product lineup of any company in the world.
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If you like sleeping in, that's arguably the most exciting day of the summer. TimeAndDate.
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But very briefly, what do you think the most exciting product area is right now?
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It's quite possible that the best and most exciting phones this summer come out of China.
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These minigames are definitely the most exciting part of the game, but they aren't particularly exciting.
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Image: AdobeAdobeAdobe is the most exciting tech company that few people consider to be very exciting.
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This Oculus exclusive was one of the most exciting VR experiences I had this past year.
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This Oculus exclusive was one of the most exciting VR experiences I had this past year.
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What are some of the most exciting things that have happened in the Ghent popcorn basement?
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Spataro summed up the experience to WJAX: "Worst vacation ever, but also my most exciting ever."
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Photo: Mike Damanskis (Gizmodo)One of the most exciting innovations for home entertainment is Dolby Atmos.
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It's this final possibility that's the most exciting for hackers (and most alarming to everyone else).
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The most exciting thing to happen over Super Bowl weekend didn't even occur during the game.
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What's most exciting about CRISPR is our ability to alter longstanding epidemics like malaria and HIV.
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One of Hollywood's most exciting relationships is finally getting some closure — or at least, we are.
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But we're still waiting for the most exciting thing Facebook has planned for Portal: Google Assistant.
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But the feature that impressed me the most and felt the most exciting is Live Caption.
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It's not the most exciting video in the world, but hey, it's a Tesla Model 3.
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Performers say it is one of the most exciting productions they could list on a résumé.
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"It's probably the most exciting time in media since the mass adoption of TV," said Quintanilla.
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Morrison is, after all, one of the most exciting writers working in the comics media today.
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Your (potential killer) smart robot One of the most exciting developments is in artificially intelligent robots.
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Hunting down money launderers was, to his mind, the most exciting thing happening in law enforcement.
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That he's the first silver Bachelor is definitely the best, most exciting thing about his casting.
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"Puerto Rico could become one of the most exciting solar markets in the world," he said.
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For better and worse, Proveit is one of the most exciting mobile games I've ever played.
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Now, the pair is set to collaborate on one of KKW Beauty's most exciting launches yet.
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But I was lucky to land in New York at one of its most exciting periods.
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I think I cried a little bit — it was the most exciting moment of my life.
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One of the most exciting times to visit New Orleans is during the Mardis Gras season.
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Making income from his passion is "the most exciting thing in the world," he told CNBC.
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The most exciting part is no one really knows the potential of a consumer AR platform.
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China is the most exciting market globally, especially luxury fashion with the elephant in the room.
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Opening Prada was the one of the most "exciting and nerve-wracking" experiences of Yai's life.
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Translate Me The integration of Pixel Buds with Google Translate is arguably the most exciting feature.
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"For me, the most exciting part of it is how surprising it is," said van Asch.
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For a time in the mid-2000s, dubstep was the most exciting scene in electronic music.
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What it is is literally the biggest, strangest, most exciting, most pleasantly surprising screw-up possible.
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But I would say that the last four years have been the most exciting and fulfilling.
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It might have been the most exciting — or at least the most adorable — race of 2016.
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Louis Kevin Celestin, better known as Kaytranada, could be the most exciting producer in the world.
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Star-Goers: And our second showcase is definitely the most exciting bill we've ever put together.
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Outside of Marvel, the Apes redux has been one of Hollywood's smartest and most exciting franchises.
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The Houston Astros lifted their city's spirits by winning perhaps the most exciting World Series ever.
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Ahead, we round up the most exciting indie beauty brands we came across during the event.
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Would cricket be more interesting if you could tune in just before the most exciting moments?
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Sometimes you walk around boring places and you feel like the most exciting thing in it.
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"Air traffic control is probably the single most exciting thing we can do," Cohn said. Rep.
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"The most exciting thing about Planet nine to me is that it's uncharted territory," Cowan said.
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Arguably, the most exciting new features of the Galaxy Note 10 come with the S Pen.
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In both games, Slocum showed why she's one of the most exciting freshmen in the country.
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"That's the most exciting thing [I've] done, and the collection I'm most proud of," he said.
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I feel like by far it is the most exciting podcast I've heard in a while.
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Eichel, unsurprisingly, made our list of the most exciting 21-and-under players in the NHL.
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I think it'd be the most exciting embrace of her own musicianship she could possibly make.
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Max: That was probably the most exciting part of doing our pop-up store in Toyko.
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Instead of closing a door, the most exciting examples of both always reached out a hand.
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The second most exciting thing is that now you can legitimately play video games for homework.
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Men's underwear isn't the most exciting thing in the world to shop for, we get it.
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I think neuroscience is one of the most exciting avenues of exploration still open to us.
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Mahomes, the N.F.L.'s most exciting offensive player, will face off against its most devastating defense.
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It was an opportunity that Mr. Frame called one of the most exciting of his career.
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The capital, Budapest, boasts both beautiful classical architecture and one of Europe's most exciting party scenes.
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Facebook Dating's most exciting new feature builds upon a well-established safety practice for online dating.
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I think it was the most exciting week of Jets playoff football I can ever remember.
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So it's worth noting that some of this season's most exciting travel narratives are by women.
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"Some of the most exciting innovation is not when it's about imitating the past," Forgacs said.
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And it was one of the most exciting things to happen during the 2016 Golden Globes.
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Because usually enterprise software has not been the most exciting place in the world to work.
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Being an astronaut is one of the most exciting, coveted, and illustrious jobs in the world.
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My upcoming live tour is the most exciting (and terrifying) endeavor I've yet to embark on.
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One of the most exciting days this month is August 18: the lunar eclipse in Aquarius!
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New York, NY Where are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 23?
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New York is considered one of the most exciting, dynamic and cosmopolitan cities in the world.
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But for sure the most exciting element for me is the team I'll be working with.
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Moreover, we also have the most exciting new product lineup of any company in the world.
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The drama: Sooners guard Buddy Hield is a scoring machine and the nation's most exciting player.
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"Dark Matter," Blake Crouch This thriller is among the most exciting novels I have read recently.
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"The most exciting technology is the combination of connected (cars) and autonomous (driving)," Ghosn told Reuters.
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"That was the most exciting thing I had ever seen," he told the journalist Tom Graves.
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Because in its season one finale, The Path abruptly became one of TV's most exciting shows.
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Relive one of the most exciting moments in SpaceX's history — and watch Elon Musk freak out
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These events are some of astronomy's most exciting, teaching humans things we may never have learned otherwise.
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Overall, the most exciting change is probably the ability to launch multiple windows of the same app.
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Pretty new hardware and seeing machines do new things is what's always been most exciting about Apple.
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"These are truly some of the most exciting developments in aerospace since the Wright Brothers," he said.
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Google's annual Android launch counts among both the most exciting and most teasing announcements the company makes.
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Back in 2012, the most exciting social network for distributing news online wasn't Facebook, it was Twitter.
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And that's good because Wings is one of the most exciting, innovative Hollywood movies of its time.
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Curtis spoke to The Creators Project about five of the most exciting aspects of contemporary ceramics: 1.
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The "most exciting two minutes in sports" wouldn't be what they are without the flashy, extravagant hats.
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Ballot Question 1: Yes The most exciting proposal would adopt ranked-choice voting, or instant runoff voting.
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The most exciting thing about Apple's recent announcement of iOS 11 at WWDC, to me, was ARKit.
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Singer-songwriter Sevyn Streeter, 30, is one of the most exciting faces in R&B right now.
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The most exciting thing for me, though, is not what big companies can do with these tools.
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Perhaps the most exciting inclusion, though, is a game that never actually came out: Star Fox 2.
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It's the most exciting, exotic SUV out there, and it's certainly got the price to prove it.
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The Galaxy Fold was the most exciting announcement at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event by a long shot.
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We're at a moment in time where the most exciting computing devices of yesteryear have gotten good.
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Hammel's mini-memoir, Red Carpet Regret, is a quick read sharing some of her most exciting assignments.
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The most exciting news, perhaps, is that Star Wars: The Last Jedi is arriving on the site.
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"So we have prepared the most exciting, glorious, epic date in Bachelor in Paradise history," explains Bass.
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Computer scientist Steve Omohundro says that deep learning neural networks "are the most exciting" recent scientific developments.
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The pair have turned the company into arguably the most exciting smartphone manufacturer in the past decade.
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We owe it to them to make the sixth season the most exciting and memorable of all.
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And now, let's pick apart this sucker, beat by beat, to get to the most exciting reveals.
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Congrats on one of the most exciting times of your life — and one of the most expensive.
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"The most exciting thing about it is the ability to rapidly take images," Gerth tells The Verge.
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This isn't the most exciting or beautiful laptop to look at, but its build integrity is strong.
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What's most exciting to me, now, though, is hearing this acknowledged by representatives of major console platforms.
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"This is the most exciting exoplanet I've seen in the past decade," Dittmann said in a statement.
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BEFORE the first world war the most exciting artists were French; in the 1990s they were Chinese.
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Welcoming her into our family will firmly position Park MGM as the city's most exciting new destination.
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Wreaths aren't exactly the most exciting thing about the holidays — unless they come loaded with weed, dude.
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That's a pretty easy way to see two of the most exciting clubs in football…for free!
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But now, paying off student debt is one of the most exciting things that millennials can imagine.
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There are a lot of exciting young rappers these days, but Bloc might be the most exciting.
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I got to say, looking at reporters for hours and hours is not the most exciting thing.
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Over the last few years, HP's been crafting some of the most exciting laptops on the market.
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The most exciting part is what it means for upcoming bendable devices over the next two years.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday called Netflix's quarterly results the "most exciting stats" he's seen in years.
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Horiguchi is one of the most exciting strikers in the game, blending point karate with boxing beautifully.
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We will be the seedbed for the most exciting and most dynamic business investments on the planet.
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What are some of the most exciting alternatives to drug prohibition that you have your eyes on?
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These three headsets represent some of the most exciting technology anybody's tried in the last few years.
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The most exciting thing about Apple's WWDC keynote wasn't about new hardware, it was about old iPhones.
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It's genuinely one of the most exciting and balanced performance vehicles on sale at any price point.
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Here are some of the most exciting heist movies you should check out, if you haven't already.
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"That was one of the most exciting laps that I've had all year," he told Sky Sports.
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" As for Ms. Handler's spur-of-the-moment nature, Mr. Sarandos said: "It's the most exciting part.
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The most exciting aspect of the hospital back-and-forth was the migraine it gave Lady Cora.
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"The next decade is set to be the most exciting ever for space," Bank of America said.
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Okorafor already enjoys a reputation as one of the most exciting authors in the sci-fi genre.
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"Tonight was one of the most exciting games I've ever played in," Turner said of avoiding elimination.
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"Germany is looking at the most exciting election in its history," INSA chief Hermann Binkert told Bild.
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"Pulpit Rock has been one of the most exciting places to me through the years," Atak said.
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And often, the most exciting scenes in the movie were filmed in front of a green screen.
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When it comes to traditional menswear, dress socks aren't exactly the most exciting topic to read about.
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That is why Implementation Day is one of the most exciting and joyful days for Iranian people.
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The pursuit of lasting brain health is one of the most exciting and urgent challenges we face.
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"The most exciting growing area is international," he said, mentioning the Middle East, India and Southeast Asia.
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Which brings us to the most exciting thread of the night — April giving birth in Meredith's house.
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When it came to going to market, Ferguson previously told me groceries were most exciting to him.
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But Rizin boasted some of the most interesting happenings this weekend, and certainly the most exciting fight.
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You might also likeBonobosfor unparalleled fit,Rhonefor an active lifestyle,MeUndiesfor the most exciting prints, andGapfor affordability.
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"The most exciting thing for me is we know what's happening, but we can't explain why." video
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A lot of our most exciting reporting work this week is about photographers and writers working together.
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One-off collaborations, movie soundtracks and internet upstarts provided some of the most exciting music this year.
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Two of the most exciting offenses ever to take the field will square off on Monday night.
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Just for starters, here are three of the most exciting homegrown labels operating in the South today.
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The historically minded categories at the Grammys are generally among the most exciting, even if they're underexposed.
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Have a watch below and bask in one of 2016's most exciting and mysterious emerging acts.
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T-Mobile went from a boring also-ran to the most exciting company in telecom, seemingly overnight.
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This rules, because (successfully) passing the ball is the most exciting thing that can happen on offense.
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"This is going to be one of the most exciting days of my life," she said. video
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Thursday brings "Rhythm in Motion," a showcase for over a dozen of today's most exciting tap artists.
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"It was probably the most exciting time I've had in the theater," he said in the video.
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Curiosity inspires the most exciting things in our lives, from conversation to reading books to seeing films.
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One of the most exciting places to be is on the backside of Churchill Downs each morning.
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But today, paying off student debt is one of the most exciting things that millennials can imagine.
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"He is one of the best and most-exciting time trial riders in modern cycling," he said.
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"The most exciting openings are in seaside destinations, along with a handful of urban locations," he said.
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One of the most exciting things about this book is imagining what Emezi will bring us next.
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What was most exciting for progressives is the degree to which Ocasio-Cortez ran to Crowley's left.
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He was 26 at the time and would call it the most exciting day of his life.
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I mean, I think some of the most exciting steps have been happening at the state level.
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For me that's been the most exciting thing about all of this: we sound so much better!
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The most exciting scene happens off-screen, but from the sound of it, it was pretty neat.
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"Being a part of the Broadway community…it's been one of the most exciting things I've ever experienced."
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For long stretches of the second and third quarters, he was the most exciting player on the field.
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I think the most exciting mode of Alpha Training Blue is Training Mode, which makes you the teacher.
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Then Ameci Pizza & Pasta in California blew our minds by cooking up the most exciting pizza of 2016.
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It's not the most exciting looking phone, but it is relatively handsome, especially in this deep blue color.
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Most exciting may be "Bom Bidi Bom," a duet between none other than Nick Jonas and Nicki Minaj.
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When her repeated hair color transformations in 2016 were the most exciting thing going on in our lives.
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Perhaps the most exciting change is a video playback design that YouTube says will adapt to any format.
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And then episode seven might convince you you were watching one of the most exciting shows on television.
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"Brex is … one of the most exciting starts we've ever seen," IVP's Somesh Dash said in a statement.
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One of India's most exciting start-ups is a learning app that promises students studying can be fun.
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To that end, "perhaps the most exciting area" of the stock market are the dollar stores, Cramer said.
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The menu system is so bad that it's holding back one of the most exciting games in years.
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But the presentation came and went, and the most exciting thing Android got was app notification badges. Seriously.
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"I think the most exciting part is going to be that rebuild," the former real estate developer said.
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The country's most exciting financial district is Brickell in Miami, according to real-estate agents in the area.
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Well, this isn't the most exciting way to bring Rocket League to life, but it is a start.
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But the willingness to play with genre tropes is one of the most exciting things about Thor: Ragnarok.
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Sadly, being dubbed "the most interesting man in politics" doesn't make you the most exciting one to voters.
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Perhaps most exciting is the return to the Met of the Mexican tenor Javier Camarena, who sings Ernesto.
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Perhaps most exciting, though, is a VR spinoff that represents Rockstar's debut in the realm of virtual reality.
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Sex — even sex you're having with yourself — is most exciting when you switch it up now and then.
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But while Google would happily show you basic weather info, this was never the most exciting of experiences.
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If you cant wait, there's a lengthy look at the most exciting part of the game: web-swinging.
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A Supreme Court case about juries may not sound like the most exciting legal battle of all time.
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Whatever your stance, this will likely continue to be one of the most exciting tech stories this year.
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It was one of the most exciting things that I did on a computer up until that point.
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There are plenty of reasons to save money, but a big vacation is arguably the most exciting incentive.
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But, it would appear his reputation for not being the most exciting of fighters caught up with him.
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"That's been the most exciting part, we'll be able to dive into both of their experiences," Bamania said.
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But the most exciting event will come this weekend, when the Parks Department hosts its 20th annual MulchFest.
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We've got to start with the two most exciting names — TV personality Amber Rose and Olympian Laurie Hernandez.
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Then it was time for the single most exciting player in the postseason to come up: Javy Baez.
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Most exciting for Tunstall-Pedoe, True Knowledge could handle questions whose answers were not explicitly spelled out beforehand.
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It was the most exciting thing in the world when we could go on our first date together!
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"Travel retail is, to me, the most exciting channel," Estée Lauder (EL) CEO Fabrizio Freda said in May.
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It's all about a battle of minds on the board, which is really what I find most exciting.
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"What's most exciting in India are the small- and medium-cap companies," Mobius told "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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They've captured some of the most exciting and rare animal behaviors with 50 live broadcasts over 11 days.
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It was the most exciting thing in the world when we could go on our first date together!
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And that goes hand-in-hand with.... The most boring bullet point is also the most exciting development.
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Sure, tech-house, like anything, has its faults, and no, it isn't the most exciting music out there.
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The collection may sound nostalgic, but Skelton, from Yorkshire, is becoming one of London's most exciting young designers.
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The most exciting and expensive projects at NIH focus on unraveling the secrets of our genes and brains.
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Goransson, 35, said he fell into his relationships with some of Hollywood's most exciting young talents by chance.
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The most exciting news in comics this week is the launch of DC Comics' new imprint, Young Animal.
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Blank Face drops July 8 and it's shaping up to be one of the year's most exciting releases.
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This is without a doubt the most exciting and compelling match up KSW has put together to date.
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The most exciting schools in America today are predicated on the belief that intellectual abilities can be developed.
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The company launched on Kickstarter three years ago with one of the most exciting wireless earbuds to date.
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"Atom Bank is one of the most exciting projects in the North East," said Jobling in a statement.
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The media asking questions, trying to break stories, making their news reports -- that was most exciting to me.
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There's nothing to suggest that you've come to one of the most exciting restaurants in New York City.
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You might also likeBonobosfor unparalleled fit,Rhonefor an active lifestyle,MeUndies for the most exciting prints, andGapfor affordability.
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You're having a baby soonSome of the most exciting life milestones also happen to be the most costly.
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It is considered one of the most exciting to have emerged on the global stage in this century.
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"We are entering the most exciting time for big data," according to Matt Turck, in our latest interview.
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Perhaps some of the most exciting results to come from this microphone are the ones we aren't expecting.
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In fact, very few people get to live the most exciting moments of sport events to their fullest.
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Besides the redesign, and features upgrade, the most exciting thing about the Circle 2 is its modular design.
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The newest and most exciting demographic in a Democratic Party are these college-educated white voters, particularly women.
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Todd Phillips' upcoming Joker is set to be one of the most exciting and anticipated movies of 2019.
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Back then, the most exciting, and sometimes most culture-defining, slang was being coined constantly, in real time.
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Here, Business Insider takes a look at 11 of the most exciting health-related tech startups in Europe.
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Here are 11 of the most exciting startups across European health, from sleep diagnostics to VR-based therapy:
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Just that aspect is probably one of the most exciting things… I'm hoping for an Emmy for this.
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The city is "really one of the most exciting birding spots in all of North America," he said.
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But the most exciting thing for me was when F.D.R. brought Churchill down to our farm in '42.
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Energy efficiency is not the most exciting way to reduce fossil fuel pollution, but it is the easiest.
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"He was the most exciting player who ever played in the Big East," Boeheim said in the documentary.
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""I just think she&aposs amazing, she&aposs one of the most exciting artists working now for sure.
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But Mr. Centeno's most exciting dishes, though often less familiar, appear at dinnertime, after happy hour is over.
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And I think that is one of the most challenging and one most exciting things about this moment.
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But it's most exciting in the challenge it sets other composers to turn their treble clefs to podcasting.
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For many decades, CPAC was a meeting place where the right tried to promote its most exciting ideas.
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What is the most exciting sports win — at any level — that you have ever watched or participated in?
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For this initiative, we championed some of the UK's most exciting fashion talents who in turn champion sustainability.
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Some of the most exciting potential candidates happen to be women, including Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris.
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One of the most exciting young players to watch at the World Cup will be Nigeria's Alex Iwobi.
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Put simply, for people who love movies, Sundance is one of the most exciting events of the year.
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" She also called Rose Tico, played by Kelly Marie Tran, "easily the most exciting addition to the franchise.
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While the team works on Holojam in some form throughout the week, Thursdays are the most exciting time.
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"The past year has, for me, been the most exciting, overwhelming, and invigorating experience," Raad bin Zeid says.
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Expect to be hearing of the most exciting highlights coming out of the event in the days to come.
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Indeed, Facebook has helped create perhaps the most exciting time to be in the news, content and entertainment business.
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For pop star Bebe Rexha, the Grammys should be one one of the most exciting nights of her life.
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Among the most exciting choices of this production is the use of multiple actors with hearing and speech impairments.
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For decades, the New York Film Festival has premiered some of the year's most exciting and promising new films.
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Facebook's annual developer conference, F8, has historically been a celebration of the company's greatest achievements and most exciting research.
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"We are going through unquestionably the most exciting times in the computer history that we've ever witnessed," Huang said.
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The most exciting companies think of technology as a tool to create more opportunities for people, not reduce them.
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He's talking about particle physics—and the decline and fall of this year's most-exciting-discovery-that-was-not.
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This is a major disappointment, since riding the board through the rain was one of the most exciting features.
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Mapping interactive, narrative storytelling tracks onto a real-world location is perhaps the most exciting thing about Disney's plans.
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Spreadsheet updates aren't always the most exciting, but honestly, less time spent making charts is a positive for everyone.
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"This is the most exciting one that we have been part of, just because we are undefeated," said O'Neill.
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If you're looking for something completely new, the most exciting part of the Index might be its input system.
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One of the most exciting culinary projects in Curaçao today is the Hofi Cas Cora farm, inland from Willemstad.
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This isn't the most exciting lunch, so I take a ginger ale from work to eat with my lunch.
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Image: IBM"For me, the most exciting part was that the holmium atoms never reversed their magnetization," said Natterer.
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The cult New York skate brand drops some of the most exciting collaborations with the freshest creatives out there.
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The most exciting launches to hit our desks so far this year, however, are a lot easier to spot.
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Hart jumping out of the tub naked was probably the most exciting thing to happen on the date, unfortunately.
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The Puffco Peak is easily one of the most exciting innovations to hit the cannabis industry in recent years.
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According to Gatys, the most exciting thing about style transfer is its links to neurology and human thought processes.
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First-time Olympians are gearing up for the most exciting and career-defining games of their lives so far.
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Logistics may not be the most exciting application of autonomous vehicles, but it's definitely one of the most important.
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As a result, women's stories made up the core of some of the most exciting, and award-winning films.
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So it is Kurdish artists in the global diaspora that are making the most exciting and varied new work.
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The Verge has brought together some of the most exciting names in science fiction writing to imagine Better Worlds.
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Well, you're still listening to Carly Rae, so you are participating in the most exciting activity on the planet.
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Whether they're a meeting of legends or rising stars, these are the positions that will be the most exciting.
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In less than a year, Refinery29 has worked with over 100 of the most exciting emerging women in comedy.
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"The most exciting things that I have seen are not published," said Cieza, who declined to comment on specifics.
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Photo: AsusBut to me, the most exciting about the ZenBook Pro Duo is what it means for the future.
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Parker and Marson sat down to talk about Crispr, genome editing, and the most exciting coding language today: DNA.
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Often, the most exciting thing about new gaming hardware is how many RGB lights have been crammed into it.
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We are now... It might have been the most exciting — or at least the most adorable — race of 2016.
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"It gives validity to my position, which is that tech is, by far, the most exciting sector," Morgan said.
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Matt Straz is the founder & CEO of Namely, the HR and payroll platform for the world's most exciting companies.
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A maid service may not seem like the most exciting gift, but there's no way it won't be appreciated.
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Amazon's earning reports tend to be some of the most exciting, but are also frustrating for analysts and investors.
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For me, I think one of the things that's been most exciting has been the opportunity that mobile brings.
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Of course, the most exciting part of the new drone is its ability to, more or less, fly itself.
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Seriously, Microsoft waited until near the end of its keynote to talk about the most exciting and interesting stuff.
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The most exciting thing about him is his eagerness to play the fool, the whipping boy, and the sponge.
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What it is is the most fun, most predictable and most exciting thing you can get for the price.
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One of the most exciting things about CBS's upcoming Star Trek Discovery was Bryan Fuller in the captain's chair.
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China is one of the last, and most exciting, global markets for businesses providing medical- and aged-care services.
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Cookware isn't necessarily the most exciting thing to drop big bucks on, but it is something worth investing in.
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"I think this is the most exciting hearing of the day on Capitol Hill, for the record," joked Rep.
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"I think the most exciting thing about this research is that these things aren't set in stone," Levine said.
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London is a booming hub for startups and is now home to some of the world's most exciting VCs.
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" Rogen agrees, "One of the most exciting things is the different tones the show is able to take on.
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His plunge into the shark tank of this tournament will likely be the most exciting wrinkle for MMA fans.
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Instead, their most exciting player of all answered the call, and Argentina, not even with Messi, had no response.
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To be fair, Archie is not the most exciting conversationalist, but come on Veronica, you know something's off here.
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"As a tech company in DC, we are one of the most exciting employers in the region," Mokhtarzada said.
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The most exciting projects are perhaps no longer in faraway forests and canyons, but just there on our doorstep.
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It's not the most exciting game, as you mostly just run around without any platforming or other dangerous elements.
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Takeoff is the most exciting moment but also the moment where all the unknown still lies ahead #futureisclean pic.twitter.
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What followed was one of the most exciting heavyweight matches in the gi to ever be caught on film.
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But '90s book covers played a part in some of our most exciting moments from elementary and middle school.
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They are the two most exciting teams in Europe right now and deserve to face off in the final.
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To me, the most exciting part of any mission is the unexpected result, the one that nobody saw coming.
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Until recently, the most exciting food in Silicon Valley was whatever was for lunch at tech companies' campus cafeterias.
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Rhianna Pratchett The Creators Project: What, for you, is the most exciting recent technological development in terms of storytelling?
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Startup Alley is perhaps the most exciting part of any TechCrunch conference, and the Shenzhen event was no different.
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He is one of world kickboxing's most exciting talents and will most definitely make an impression come December 29th.
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That said, the Californian is quickly building a rep as one of the most exciting fighters in the game.
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And like Pokemon Go, Mario Kart VR is one of the most exciting Nintendo related announcements in recent memory.
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Takeoff has always been one of the most exciting parts of drone flight, so I left that to myself.
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Bronson fed fans and players alike during his tenure as Head Chef for the most exciting team in sports.
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It was the most exciting time to be working on a new Junior Boys album since the second one.
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For most users, it won't be the most exciting upgrade, but it's ultimately going to be an important one.
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That became Slack, the "overnight" success that we recently named one of the most exciting innovations of the year.
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What's probably most exciting about the new P-Series Quantum is the future it invites us to hope for.
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To answer that, let's look at why Carrie Coon is possibly the most exciting actor on television right now.
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Perhaps the most exciting part of the painting is a large shape smack in the middle of the canvas.
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One of the most exciting moments in the show comes from artist Meghann Riepenhoff's cyanotype "Littoral Drift #848" (2017).
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"This is the most exciting news for our members since Charlton Heston became President of our Association," LaPierre said.
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For me, the most exciting kind of scientist to be, right now, is a psychologist, a neuroscientist, an economist.
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"The race to commercial quantum computers is one of the most exciting technological challenges of our generation," said Willenz.
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"I think rapid-response collecting is one of the most exciting things a curator can do," Ms. Malone said.
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And they were after copies of one of the most exciting pieces of journalism we've produced in a while.
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But perhaps most exciting of all is the opportunity for Lindsay to perform onstage in Nashville with Cassie (Osmond).
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All that aside, perhaps the most exciting thing about the new drop is that Ouai is partnering with Period.
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One of the things that's most exciting to me about the platform is the digital platform that they're creating.
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His new release "W:/2016ALBUM/" ventures into more experimental territory, resulting in some of his most exciting music ever.
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"But I don't know if a writer's retreat is going to be the most exciting transformational journey," I said.
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CES 2020 has been host to some of the most exciting computing technology debuts of the past several years.
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The latter has the potential to be one of the most exciting developments in gaming since, well, the Switch.
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A week that used to be the most exciting period in television now feels like a shrug at best.
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"Right now, I think Cambridge is where the most exciting food in the city is happening," Mr. Scelfo said.
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Most exciting for Ms. Jacquette was that the design allowed children to make up their own forms of play.
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Some of the most exciting and futuristic developments in heart failure devices come from the field of soft robotics.
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I think it's always, I think the most exciting for me is when I get up in the morning.
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His new release, "W:/2016ALBUM/," ventures into more experimental territory, resulting in some of his most exciting music ever.
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Their high speed courtship displays must be the fastest and most exciting form of flirtation in the animal kingdom.
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So, I did my best to speculate on what seem like the most exciting and worthwhile Gallery Weekend exhibitions.
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The most exciting development going on in displays right now is the effort to create foldable or bendable displays.
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Of all the upcoming King adaptations out there right now, Hulu's Castle Rock anthology series is probably the most exciting.
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Kepler's most exciting discoveries have been exoplanets around the same size as Earth, ones that could plausibly have liquid water.
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Though the most exciting new image editor, a full version of Adobe Photoshop, won't be available until later in 2019.
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Since her toddler years, she has seen her cultural background as one of the most exciting aspects of her life.
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Robbie Lawler It is very possible that Robbie Lawler is the most exciting option available to Thompson at this juncture.
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Jaimeo Brown Transcendence's Work Songs is one of the most exciting, experimental, and important albums set to drop this year.
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For pop singer Bebe Rexha, the 2019 Grammys should have been one of the most exciting nights of her life.
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There are some great male comics out there, but I think the most exciting new comics right now are women.
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Just 24 years old, 11 years Edgar's junior, Rodriguez has been tabbed as one of the sport's most exciting prospects.
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"Restocking gloves, restocking shoe covers, making sure chemical waste is picked up—it's not the most exciting thing," she said.
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The Philly band is turning hardcore on its head and might just be the most exciting band around right now.
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He's also one of the league's most exciting dunkers, living above the rim with a vertical that exceeds 40 inches.
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One of the most exciting things this month is the lunar eclipse in fellow Air sign Aquarius on August 18.
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What is perhaps the most exciting part of this is that it's crazy cheap to get in on the action.
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The most exciting part of the whole thing will be which aesthetic Lady Gaga brings to the stage this time.
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In just two weeks, the most exciting celestial event of the century, the total solar eclipse, will finally take place.
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This is music written in one of the most exciting periods of revolution and counterrevolution in the history of Europe.
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It was clear from the moment the company announced the Spot that it was the most exciting of the bunch.
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In fact, one of the most exciting aspects of building wealth is how much you'll learn as you go forward.
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More broadly, Musk added, "I think we've got the most exciting product roadmap of any company on Earth by far."
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"The most exciting part of this opportunity has been creating beautiful lighting that is accessible to everyone," she tells PEOPLE.
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In recent years, some of the company's most exciting films have stood out precisely because of their directors' oddball sensibilities.
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This might be Jaguar's most exciting news about their speedboat game, but it's hardly their first foray into electric transportation.
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" JamJar's Richard Reed says: "Fiit is one of the most exciting companies I have seen since setting up JamJar investments.
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For me the most exciting thing is we can really now dive deep with all the new technology that's coming.
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THE most exciting, if also the most troubling, change in British politics in recent years is the rebirth of ideology.
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What's most exciting about this particular moment in the reboot trend is that networks are bringing back women-led shows.
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"This is going to be one of the most exciting places in New York to have office space," he said.
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Picking out a dress should be one of the most exciting tasks on a bride-to-be's to-do list.
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Metz stars in one of this year's most exciting new dramas, This Is Us, which premiered on NBC September 20.
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When it came to going to market, Ferguson said groceries were most exciting to him, he told me last June.
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"With Max and Daniel we've got one of – if not the most – exciting driver pairings in F1," Horner told Motorsport.com.
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It's thought to have at least five different types of rock, the most exciting of which is known as carbonate.
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The fifth, and perhaps most exciting, seems to be from the merger of a black hole and a neutron star.
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"The most exciting question is whether more production will be shifted from Britain to the continent," said GTAI's Iris Kirsch.
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"Men's is one of our largest and most exciting areas of future growth," chief executive Calvin McDonald said last month.
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It's not the most exciting plan, but it is a sensible one, and is supported by the league's business model.
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But the tournaments always feature newcomers and upstarts, who often make the most exciting headlines with upsets of traditional schools.
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It undoubtedly presents the most potential safety concerns of the three finalists — but that makes it the most exciting, right?
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These panels are meant to get you clued up quickly and to explore the most exciting startups in these verticals.
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One of the most exciting reveals was the new Warlock quest card — Lakkari Sacrifice — and its crazy reward, Nether Portal.
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" He continued that "planning our wedding is one of the most exciting times of my life — then again our lives.
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Speaking of those native features, this course includes a tutorial in using ARKit, one of Apple's most exciting new developments.
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It's Rey, Poe, Fin and Kylo Ren in their next adventure, helmed by one of the most exciting filmmakers around.
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"This venture into the children's book space is one of the most exciting things we've ever taken on," says Drew.
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Or maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like some of the most exciting ones are out of tech right now.
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For nearly two years, Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier have given UFC one of its most exciting and personal feuds.
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Many of the most exciting AR applications require instant environmental interpretation, and rapid delivery of contextually relevant information and functionality.
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Mahomes became perhaps the most exciting player to watch in 2018, thanks to his big arm, scrambling ability, and creativity.
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His setup man is 21-year-old Jordan Hicks, baseball's hardest thrower and one of its most exciting young players.
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Warren told Business Insider he sees Dubois, his most exciting and promising boxing prospect, as a "silent but deadly" athlete.
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A fry pan may not be the most exciting kitchen gift, but it'll certainly be one of the most useful.
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That might not be the most exciting formula for an awards show that, from a production standpoint, felt sporadically amateurish.
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We're witnessing the birth of one of the most exciting technology sectors since the PC, or even the mobile phone.
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But in fact, the fallibility of the cars made for one of the most exciting finishes in Formula One history.
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In another recent interview with EL PAÍS, he said that she's "the most exciting thing to happen to the culture."
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Cleaning the blade grids isn't the most exciting thing I've ever done, but it's not as bad as it looks.
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"With anything, you have to continue to evolve and that's the most exciting thing about our collaboration," Jonas tells PEOPLE.
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Perhaps the most exciting cryptogadget of all time, this never-released device may have been before you walked the Earth.
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Many of the most exciting French chefs are incorporating foreign ingredients into their repertoire with a newfound creativity and confidence.
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This brings us to arguably the most exciting of all Pettis' options: a fellow former lightweight champion in Frankie Edgar.
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Perhaps the most exciting prospect of Hyperloop and autonomous cars is the many open doors that we'll get to explore.
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Perhaps the most exciting part of this story is that I bought Burton bags for each of my two daughters.
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It does, however, remain one of the most exciting depictions of young queer love that film gave us in 2018.
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We've got less than a month to go until one of the most exciting festivals of the year — Governors Ball.
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And while this victory wasn't his most exciting, it certainly reaffirms his status as one of the game's premier middleweights.
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Today, we've released a third batch of tickets to the most exciting, grueling, 24-hour test of a developer's chops.
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Perhaps the most exciting and helpful parts of the update, though, are the automatic object detection and camera search features.
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Some of the world's best and most exciting flamenco dancers will be popping up at performance spaces throughout the city.
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It's pronounced "missy," after the chef, Missy Robbins, who's become the most exciting interpreter of Italian food in the city.
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One of the most exciting parts of the book is the unique anecdotes that complement each of the 76 recipes.
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"I have great respect and affection for him but he's not the most exciting guy in the world," she said.
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The most exciting part of the 20133G future is how its speed will change the very nature of the internet.
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"Once you start earning money, it's one of the most exciting things that kids want to talk about," she said.
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One of the most exciting plans is for an international lunar village, a program pioneered by the European Space Agency.
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Chesky has already built one of the most exciting global brands this century, with a $30+ billion valuation to match.
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Generally, the most exciting question about a much-anticipated sporting event is the basic one: Who is going to win?
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The most exciting part of "F(l)ag Football" arrives at the end, when two bitter rivals face each other.
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The Mustang Shelby GT3503R isn't just the most fun Mustang, it's the most exciting car under $100,000 we've ever driven.
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The most interesting thing, I believe, is that… these past two, three years have been the most exciting of all.
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From a media business perspective, the NFL and this year's Super Bowl broadcaster, CBS, want the most exciting program possible.
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Some of the most exciting work being done in the field involves implementing, scaling, and testing innovative practices in TANF.
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Here are the highlights of my quest, and some of the silliest or alternatively most exciting relaxation tech at CES.
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One of the most exciting races in US history happened in 19606 when four notable candidates faced off in November.
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It means that right now we're in the most exciting place: Most of the good stuff is yet to come.
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You can't stop looking at it, and behind the wheel it's among the most exciting driving experiences money can buy.
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We had the luxury of deciding what was going to be the most exciting for the end of her storyline.
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"The most exciting thing of my week might be when the new 'Madam Secretary' episode comes out," she said, laughing.
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"It just seems like the most exciting poetry that's being written right now is coming from every direction," she said.
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But for Vondrick, one of the most exciting possibilities contained in his research has little scientific or real-world value.
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To me, HoloLens has long been one of the most exciting projects to come out of Microsoft in a long time.
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Benioff said serving the federal Education, Agriculture and Interior departments has been one of the "most exciting things" during the quarter.
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Yet for PSG the signing is a huge coup, bringing them one of the most exciting talents in the world game.
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"I think Gowanus is one of the most exciting places in the city, like Williamsburg 10 years ago," Mr. Hochberg said.
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Twitter user pae❁ posted these photos of her pup that received a gift that maybe wasn't exactly the most exciting present.
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Though its name is a bland alphabet soup, NGP VAN is one of the most exciting tech tools in US politics.
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The games industry itself is the only entity keeping score based on which company can make the boldest, most exciting proclamations.
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Which must seem like a bit of a snooze, but it's actually the most exciting Apple TV news we heard today.
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The most exciting thing about Melissa is how brave she is, you don't want to miss her moment in the show.
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It was the most exciting knockout artist in the lower weightclasses versus a slick ring tactician—what could possibly go wrong?
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It's not exactly the most exciting stuff, so I'm thrilled when my VP suggests we wrap up a little bit early.
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Without fail, the year we're currently living in always seems like the most exciting, most important year that has ever existed.
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Click through to see the brands producing the most exciting denim pieces to help you transition seamlessly from summer to autumn.
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However, to us, the most exciting thing about their introductions is that Sweet Cold Brew Whipped Cream comes along with them.
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The Handmaid's Tale looks gorgeous, tense, and deeply creepy – and it's definitely the most exciting series to come to Hulu yet.
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"Among the most exciting moments in science are those when the prediction has a clear resolution, on a relatively short timescale."
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"We believe that the most exciting developments in music are driven by conversation and exchange between interesting people," Festival organizers wrote.
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As technologists and consumers, we're lucky to be around to watch one of the most exciting games of corporate chess unfold.
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Lauren: I think the most exciting thing is just to meet your tiny person that you've been growing for so long.
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ON FEBRUARY 11th Lindsey Vonn, the most exciting racer to ever click on a pair of skis, competed one last time.
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Collaborative Stories, where Group members and Event attendees can all contribute, are one of the most exciting opportunities for Facebook Stories.
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RuPaul's Drag Race is perhaps most exciting when its contestants are clawing at each other's wigs on the series' storied runway.
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The most exciting part of Picturing Mississippi for me is the innovative interspersing of contemporary art throughout the exhibition's narrative structure.
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It might not be the most exciting update, but it's likely welcome to anyone looking to buy a computer this fall.
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"The most exciting thing is that the system organized itself," said co-author Tyler Shendruk, from Oxford University's Department of Physics.
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And then there was Cub Swanson versus Doo Ho Choi, a breathtaking spectacle and the most exciting fight of the year.
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Our first goal is to be the most exciting app out there without pushing to our users stuff out of context.
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And now, an exhaustive (but by no means conclusive) list of some of 2019's most exciting books featuring queer characters.
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News of Rae Sremmurd's Sr3mm coming this month has been some of the most exciting pieces of rap information this year.
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The words "high school assembly" aren't usually synonymous with "the most exciting day ever," but there are exceptions to every rule.
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As for what Luke was studying this morning ... Skender says it's one of the most exciting topics in all of accounting!
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Next — and perhaps most exciting — there's "a further expansion of the M product range" coming, which is BMW's high-performance brand.
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"The most exciting part is, of course, that these observations could also reveal chemical disequilibria originating from biological activity," he continued.
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It's this inclusive spirit that keeps the station tethered to the latest and most exciting musical phenomena emerging from the capital.
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The second I thought of doing the movie, I knew right away, the most exciting person to play him is Christian.
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Like David Bowie and Prince before him, Kanye West is one of the most exciting and pioneering artists to ever live.
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While a light switch isn't necessarily the most exciting new product, this is a pretty meaningful addition to the HomeKit ecosystem.
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It was an experience that would either be a total freak show disaster or the most exciting night of my life.
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"Maybe the most exciting thing here is that these seven planets are very well suited for detailed atmospheric study," Gillon said.
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"I think that this is the most exciting day of this year for us," she said smiling at the press conference.
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But perhaps most exciting is the never-before-seen movies, TV shows, and documentaries that are coming to Disney+ as well.
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The beauty of those kinds of connections, when they did happen, were some of the most exciting on Black Panther's soundtrack.
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Making the shift from an ordinary life to an extraordinary life is one of the most exciting decisions you'll ever make.
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" On Bill Clinton's reminiscences about his storybook romance with "that girl," Hillary: "He left out the most exciting chapter by far.
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It's not the most exciting gift, but it's one he'll be thankful for each time he runs a load of laundry.
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One of the most exciting parts of this World Series was watching two fact-hungry franchises look for every possible edge.
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Kathy Matheson: As a longtime reporter, I've had many bylines over the years — but this is one of the most exciting!
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Jamaal Charles, who not long ago was one of the most exciting running backs in the league, is a free agent.
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One of the most exciting new bands right now is a young four-piece out of Michigan called Greta Van Fleet.
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And yet, despite his many disappointing performances in the Octagon, Lombard remains one of the most exciting fighters in the organization.
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Right. We think that Skull Canyons are one of the most exciting pieces of hardware to come out of this generation.
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One of the most exciting pieces of news around the office — Hyperallergic's adoration for peacocks finally has a text-friendly visual.
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"Intermittent variable reinforcement is the means of delivering rewards that is the most exciting to the human brain," Mr. Whyte said.
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But Aarhus offers all the hygge (and Nordic cuisine) along with one of the most exciting design scenes on the continent.
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But most exciting might be Nicole Kidman in a role she seems born to play — that of the school's fearsome headmistress.
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This chance encounter kicks off the book's most exciting chapter, imbued with the "pleasure" Hurston and Hughes inspired in each other.
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The result is a beet squared, and a reminder that some of the most exciting dishes on the menu are vegetables.
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It's a deeply frustrating end to what was, at its best, one of the deepest and most exciting shows on television.
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The UFC's now-annual International Fight Week is inarguably the most exciting time to be a fan of mixed martial arts.
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The most exciting discovery may have been in recent weeks, when archaeologists pulled a sand-encrusted sphinx from a damp hole.
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"It wasn't the most exciting material, but they had a sale, there was strong interest and it was profitable," he added.
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By presenting it in the sleepy month of August, he turns Radio City into the most exciting party in the city.
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Oh, sugar pie, honey bunch — sugar pie, honey bunch — It's just the most exciting, romantic sound you're ever going to hear.
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Previously, there was as much of a focus on ensuring track advertising was prominent as on getting the most exciting angles.
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This is when the race — the most exciting in the last decade — will be decided before Sunday's ceremonial ride to Paris.
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She contributed two of 2019's most exciting television shows, including one of the most talked-about shows of the year.
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You can scroll through the vastly superior Japanese box art, and — most exciting — the lineup of games will actually change slightly.
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Read more: A cancer treatment that one expert called the 'most exciting thing I've seen in my lifetime' just got approved
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"Visually it was one of the most exciting weddings I've ever planned," says wedding planner Mikie Russo of Michael Russo Events.
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It would be an understatement to say that 2017 was one of the most exciting years in American politics in decades.
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I could go to Greece anytime I want to ... It&aposs just the greatest and most exciting, challenging job there is.
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For many baseball fans, the most exciting part of the game is the so-called hot stove league, now in progress.
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He uses red pepper and sticky grilled dates to make what has to be the most exciting blood sausage in town.
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It's fitting, then, that the most exciting moment of the night came from someone who's arguably one of the least famous.
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Its match today will feature Carlin Isles, "the fastest man in rugby," who remains one of the sport's most exciting players.
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Yeah, it was in Washington and I watched it and it was the most exciting thing in Washington since probably AOL.
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But perhaps what's most exciting for progressives about her campaign is the degree to which she is running to Crowley's left.
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Whatever the reason, when Taylor Swift is the most exciting thing on a red carpet, you know something strange is going on.
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Perhaps one of the most exciting aspects of the study was the use of 3D scanning and printing to facilitate their research.
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It turns out that being hired to host the Oscars isn't the most exciting thing to happen to Jimmy Kimmel this week.
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Among the many product debuts scheduled to take place at Detroit's Cobo Hall, here's a look at 10 of the most exciting.
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New in 212009, the race was the most exciting of last season when it was the ninth round and held in June.
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PBS has two venerable series, Austin City Limits and Soundstage, which routinely present the most exciting acts of the past and present.
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When it came to going to market, Nuro co-founder and President Dave Ferguson told me groceries were most exciting to him.
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Your place is about to be the most exciting of your friend group — after you grab a new 4K TV, that is.
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I think the most exciting thing about both VR and AR is the way it allows for endless possibilities in sharing experiences.
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While all that is cool, perhaps the most exciting update is that users now have the option of a "hands-free" mode.
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Eastern, ESPN One of the most exciting series in the 2015 N.B.A. playoffs pitted the Golden State Warriors against the Memphis Grizzlies.
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And so they only share the most exciting, pretty parts of the their life, and everything else is swept under the rug.
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"This is the most exciting time in my life – and I love knowing that the best is yet to come!" she says.
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" The rest are more magical creatures — her imagined self, dreamed self, unknown self, and, maybe most exciting — the "not–self-at-all.
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One of the most exciting things about a new kind of device is how little we know about what it's good for.
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The most exciting wireless headphones will be direct competitors to the Apple AirPods, and hopefully they look better and offer better controls.
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Most exciting was the possibility that the legislation could actually help poor families with kids (not a typical GOP tax bill priority).
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The award-winning airline is currently having a fare sale on flights to some of the most exciting destinations in the world.
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Wireless charging is undoubtedly one of the most exciting, hyped-up features expected to debut with the iPhone 8 later this year.
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Finally, Jughead, fresh off of creating the most exciting G&G "quest" in decades, bumps into the Gargoyle King in the forest.
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"The advent of autonomous cars is one of the most exciting developments ever to happen to cities," Bloomberg said at the time.
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There are party tricks like dancing the macarena, but in reality, none of the most exciting software ships out of the box.
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Much of it won't be widely available until later this year, but here's the most exciting stuff that Microsoft had to share.
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To get you through the rest of the week, we're rounding up the most exciting deals from Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.
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It's the part of Microsoft's plan we know the least about, but in a way that's what makes it the most exciting.
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The most exciting announcement from Apple's annual iPhone event on Tuesday was not a set of three new smartphones, but a smartwatch.
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Most exciting, though, is that these Red Dragon missions are also intended to lead into upcoming plans for building something on Mars.
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However, the most exciting special guests performing with Martin were none other than the musician's own children with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow.
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His major league benchings, unending plate adjustments, and role in one of the most exciting batting races in history against Pete Rose.
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Perhaps the most exciting inclusion is, as discovered by Redditor FortyandSeven, what appears to be a giant disco ball in the sky.
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We've paired up 12 of the most exciting movies coming out between the months of May and August with a zodiac sign.
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U.S. Women's Soccer co-Captain Carli Lloyd is the bedrock of the team and also one of its most exciting goal scorers.
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While awards season may have slowed down since the Emmys, one of the newest and most exciting shows actually takes place tonight.
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As a longtime Apple watcher, I can tell you that this was not the most exciting Apple event in the company's history.
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"That's one of the most exciting uses," says Jennifer Doudna, one of the early CRISPR pioneers at the University of California Berkeley.
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I'm just asking you to let the company maintain the freedom it has to build some of the world's most exciting robots.
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These new models are not the most exciting specs-wise, but they do fit nicely into the sub-$2,000 gaming laptop market.
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And if you can believe it, the addition of shiny new vehicles to the fleet isn't the most exciting thing about it.
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However, perhaps the most exciting bit about the new Aston is its new class-leading infotainment tech suite inside the luxurious cabin.
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But perhaps the most exciting benefit of bilingualism occurs in ageing, when executive function typically declines: bilingualism seems to protect against dementia.
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Its an easy way to get more people into it—politics and political activism isn't always the sexiest and most exciting thing.
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But perhaps the most exciting and noble promise of UBI is, directly or indirectly, to improve human safety and ultimately save lives.
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I don't think that's Allo's most exciting feature, but it does allow you to add a bit more personality to your chats.
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While Queen Elizabeth's daily diet isn't the most exciting or impressive lists of foods I've ever seen, it makes sense for her.
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"Tyrion plans the conquest of Westeros" is probably the most exciting of these details, and definitely a spin-off series we'd watch.
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The arenas of grime and UK rap are clearly throwing out some of the most exciting music in the world right now.
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Alongside its renewables aspirations, it claims that one of its most exciting ventures is producing natural gas in the pristine Russian Arctic.
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"Consumers favour incremental innovation," he says, whereas the most exciting designs defy the norm and are often adopted by consumers only gradually.
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The most exciting things in our flat usually take place in the kitchen, while cooking, eating, cleaning (or, more accurately, not cleaning).
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The most exciting thing about entering a new millennia was the possibility of a computer virus that didn't even end up happening.
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Easily the most exciting and entertaining fight of the night was Steven "Kung Fu Panda" Bank's KO win over Benz RSM Academy.
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Perhaps most exciting for newer Pokémon fans, Hanke said that new generations of creatures would eventually make their way into the game.
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Then again, that might block the view of some of the most exciting and affecting ensemble work on a New York stage.
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Start planning ahead and get motivatedOne of the most exciting parts about saving is thinking about what those savings will eventually become.
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New York City may be one of the busiest places to spend the holidays, but it's also one of the most exciting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most exciting post-Cold War artistic explosions has been happening in South Korea.
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Virtual Reality "Sense and Sensibility" This V.R. experience allows the viewer to live out the most exciting year in Elinor Dashwood's life.
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The most exciting day for you this month is December 25, when your ruling planet, Venus, connects with Jupiter, Uranus, and Saturn.
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"They're definitely making London the most exciting place musically for me," he tells me, marveling at their peak-time, full throttle stamina.
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To Orson Welles, she was "the most exciting woman in the world"; to the CIA, she was a threat to national security.
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Some of the most exciting young talent in Major League Baseball plays in the American League West, and so does Ricky Nolasco.
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"The ones that are the most risky are the ones that are the most exciting," said Neil Pepe, the Atlantic's artistic director.
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The most exciting part is to have a good, very direct view with the races, but also on the landscape of Paris.
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But after a day of eating countless Babybels on my sofa, it was definitely the most exciting thing to happen to me.
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You're about to catch one of the year's most exciting acts, for free, under a canopy of leaves strung with tiny lights.
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Some of the most exciting data is coming from the tropics — unsurprisingly, perhaps, given the paucity of research on indoor insects there.
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The most exciting seats — pushed around during the concert to change a listener's perspective — are sold out, but others are still available.
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It's true that Williamson is the most exciting player to enter the league since LeBron James was chosen first 16 years ago.
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On Tuesday, the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles Dodgers begin one of the most exciting World Series matchups in recent memory.
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While the dully-titled "Park Four" may not sound like the most exciting, that's likely because the name "Medieval Times" was taken.
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The 20 minutes we spent in the helicopter were probably some of the most exciting time I've had filming in my career.
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At just 25-years-old, Charlotte Emma Aitchison has long been one of the most exciting songwriters UK pop has to offer.
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And it may not be the most exciting thing, but it's the most important thing that you can do to protect yourselves.
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"2018 promises to be the most exciting year yet, with the 10th anniversary celebrations and move into new premises," Mr. Fuller said.
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This sort of perseverance is what makes Nashville one of the most exciting cities in the world, said Posey, the fiddle player.
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The Galaxy Note 10 is expected to take up most of Samsung's event, but it's not Samsung's most exciting phone of 2019.
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"The challenge is to shift through all that to bring the most exciting moments to life on a digital platform," Corio said.
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Takahashi ''was one of the most exciting things happening in the 260st century,'' and this, she says, is his moment of transformation.
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RUGBY FANS from Aberdeen to Osaka were looking forward to one of the most exciting games of the World Cup so far.
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Jenifer, 26 Occupation: WriterCity you live in: Jersey City, NJWhere are you planning to travel for your most exciting trip of 10?
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Mr. Washington takes pride in Jaylen's strides in school, but that is not what is most exciting about seeing him every week.
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London Fashion Week fall '20 is well under way, with stellar shows from some of the city's most exciting and innovative designers.
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