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"Costas Spiliadis made Greek food a thing, the most hyper-copied restaurant of his ethnicity," said David McMillan, a celebrated Montreal restaurateur.
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The reason was simple: Conley, while not a household name outside of the 901, is one of the most hyper-competent players in the game.
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To be who he was, vogueing through hip-hop parties, the most hyper-masculine men rocking with his lyrics -- that was crazy and it still is.
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Despite the carnival atmosphere, this is still the pinnacle of the NFL, the most hyper-masculine, alpha-male, dick-swinging example of American athletics there is.
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"That means the discussion that too many insiders rely on for their view of the state of the race is dominated by a tiny fraction of the most hyper-engaged of Democratic voters," he added.
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Artists drew their creations on thighs, backs, arms and other body parts, hoping to impress judges to win awards in 16 categories ranging from color and cover-up tattoos to the most hyper realistic tattoo and best body art displays.
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Many of our most hyper-performative social media moments tie back to traditional gender roles — it is, after all, usually the boy who goes viral for hounding a celebrity woman to go to prom with him; it is usually the man who puts together a flash mob or interrupts a marathon to propose to his girlfriend; it is usually the mom whose hands are sticky with glue from crafting Pinterest-worthy birthday party decorations.
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A critic for the Daily Forum in Philadelphia agreed with Poe, though he was surprised Poe bothered reviewing Channing at all. He wrote: > Mr. Poe, the most hyper-critical writer of this meridian, cuts the poetry of > William Ellery Channing Junior, if not into inches, at least into feet. Mr. > C's poetry is very trashy, and we should as soon expect to hear Bryant > writing sonnets on a lollypop as to see Mr. Poe gravely attempt to criticize > the volume. Nathaniel Hawthorne metaphorically appraised Channing's oeuvre as of particularly high quality, if uneven, in the short story "Earth's Holocaust".
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