Let's introduce the most tired love interest of all time.
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"That was the most tired I've ever been on the Iditarod," he said.
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Harry Truman's decision to drop the bombs is one of the most tired of historical debates.
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We were halfway in so we were the most tired, it was intense, just from pure fatigue.
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The act played into the worst, and most tired, racial stereotypes of black people being akin to animals.
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First, his runners must have faith in themselves, in their ability to run faster when they are most tired.
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But this self-celebration rehashes one of the most tired parts of the original "Riverdance" formula: male ego as engine.
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Using this twice a day brightens my eyes and helps to revitalize my skin even on my most tired looking days.
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The exercise of asking "well, he's good, but is he great?" is one of the most tired-ass debates in sports.
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Like when she expressed Monday what may be the most tired criticism of Kim Kardashian around in response to Kim's latest nude selfie.
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"Short angle crosscourt, because it's the shot which moves the opponent the most and gets him most tired," the top-10 ace told Reuters.
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Ueda even manages to reinvigorate two of the most tired tropes cluttering our media landscape: art as meta commentary on art, and explosive diarrhea.
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So when you're most tired as a reporter, and interestingly as a president-elect, that's some of when you have to do your hardest work.
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And teens who were the most tired during the day struggled much more with self-regulation than youth who suffered the least from daytime drowsiness.
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That writer and director Dan Gilroy tackles a subject so incredibly ripe for mockery but goes for the easiest, most tired clichés is quite disappointing.
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"The only poll that counts is on Election Day" Perhaps the most tired of political clichés, it's the standard spin move of candidates who trail in polls.
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His incredible incompetence, along with his cast of bumbling characters, may finally kill off politics' most tired cliche—that we need to run the government like a business.
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A cover band was entertaining a few hundred locals with the most famous pop songs of the past few decades and the most tired jokes of the past century.
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Nonnie, one of the show's most interesting characters, is relegated to one of the most tired tropes of all time, the lovelorn gay girl who unrequitedly pines for her straight best friend.
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The updated formula, which launched February 1, is like the extra energized younger sibling of the original, thanks to a generous amount of peppermint that'll wake up even the most tired skin.
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But despite its familiarity, the dynamic stood out in Season 1, in large part because Ruth and Sam avoided becoming one of the most tired TV tropes: the will-they-or-won't they?
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At the one-and-a-half minute mark, you hear another bell, and that's where you work ten times as hard, so you train your body to work hardest when you're the most tired.
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Originally ZombiU, an early Wii U game later adapted to other platforms, the game impressed the panel with its tension, early digital video aesthetic, and fresh, high-stakes take on surviving one of video games' most tired settings: the zombie apocalypse.
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The decades-old trope of female journalists having sex with sources in order to extract information from them (a variant of the stereotypical woman who sleeps her way to the top) has long been one of the most tired fictions in Hollywood.
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Dambuster Studios' sequel to 2011's original Homefront sees a resistance force striking back against the USA-occupying Koreans, but it played—at Gamescom 2015—like the most tired kind of first-person shooter anyone could have the misfortune to sit through in this day and age.
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While Kylie's record at its worst sounds like country music as conceived by someone familiar with the genre's tropes only at their most tired and overplayed, the clever lyrical simplicity of Golden Hour recalls the best of Dolly Parton or Patty Griffin, if those artists were twenty somethings in 2018.
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But who would have imagined that Watters would use the opportunity to lampoon Chinese Americans through the lens of pop culture's most tired and anachronistic stereotypes -- martial artists, inscrutable elders -- while mock-interviewing elderly immigrants and mugging for the approval of his largely white audience like a toddler pointing proudly to his first successful potty poo?
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This privileged milieu (Elio's father is a Classics professor and the family is absurdly literate, code-switching between Italian, French, and English, nosing around in Heraclitus, rushing off to Lake Como to examine a recently dredged up Hellenistic bronze) does, however, allow director Luca Guadagnino to surprise us with a subtle and compelling contribution to that most tired of arguments, namely, Why Do We Need the Humanities Today?
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Jim Bridenstine, while a GOP member of Congress from Oklahoma, once spouted some of the most tired of denier talking points on the floor of the House of Representatives: He claimed global temperatures had stopped rising in the early 2000s, that "sun output and ocean cycles" were responsible for any changes, and talked about the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age as if they blew the lid off a conspiracy.
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Swimming is usually the first sport that takes place in a tetrathlon because of the fact that it makes the participants the most tired, due to the amount of force that the participants have to exert while swimming.
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In an interview with Paper, Nathaniel Motte discussed the video, commenting: > Yeah, being fun and weird is something we take pride in. I can remember that > was the most tired I've ever been after that video shoot, we were just going > crazy for 16, 18 hours. I'm not sure if there was a concept, really, it was > so chaotic and all over the place. Just the raw energy and the raw > strangeness.
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Critic Roger Ebert disliked the film, deeming it "one of the most tired, predictable, uninteresting movies in a long time." Also in 1983, Kidder produced and starred as Eliza Doolittle in a version of Pygmalion with Peter O'Toole for Showtime. Kidder subsequently produced and starred in the French-Canadian period television film Louisiana (1984) as a plantation owner in the American South who returns from Paris to find her estate and holdings have been lost. Kidder began dating the film's director, Philippe de Broca, and the two married in France in 1983.
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At the same time, Bill had been selected to play the secret Neutralizer game, and targeting Dorothy was his obvious choice. The only positive for Bill was that, once again, Dorothy mysteriously figured out a difficult clue in the last minute, which led many players to suspect she had foreknowledge of the answers (and thus thought she was the mole). All-Night Ball: With the foreknowledge that the third player to admit to being "the most tired" would have a chance at an exemption, he began lying down and almost missing the ball several times as soon as Heather, the second person to be excused from the game, left. When offered the exemption, Bill immediately ended the game by hitting the ball out-of-turn.
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In FIFA competitive 11-a-side matches, teams are allowed to make up to three substitutions during the game. The rules of the competition state that all players and substitutes be named before kick-off and anyone not named in the starting lineup who takes to the field of play is considered a substitution. In non-competitive matches, the use of substitutes must be determined before the match begins, except in friendly international matches, where no more than six substitutes may be brought on. The most tired players are generally substituted, but only if their substitutes are well trained to fill in the same role, or if the formation is transformed at the same time to accommodate for the substitution.
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