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Gorgeous movie, though, and possibly the most tolerable one to star both Adam Sandler and Kevin James.
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In contrast, the types of debts most tolerable were business loans, home equity loans and medical bills, Finder said.
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That's why "Double Holiday," about two office rivals planning a holiday party, is easily the most tolerable of the three.
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Say what you will about Melania Trump, but there's no denying that she has one of the most tolerable social media presences in the Trump family.
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Other evolutions, like offering the newest, most tolerable medicines at affordable prices in Africa, such as the recent agreement to sell the first, generic, single-pill HIV treatment regimen containing dolutegravir (DTG) to public sector purchasers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) at a cost of around $75 per person, per year — will also speed the work.
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And when she puts that letter to Laurie in the mailbox, Jo, like so many queer girls — like so many girls who, for whatever reason, don't want to live by men's rules — has a moment of doubt in which she considers the possibility of living a more "normal" life, in the most tolerable way she sees available to her.
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Writing for The Arts Desk, Russ Coffey stated that "Nice to Meet Ya" pulls off outrageous hip-hop beats through its sheer chutzpah. Pitchforks Dani Blum named the song as the "most tolerable track" on Treat Myself, stating that it is engineered to be a banger but its "whisper of a chorus" is "harsh and irritating" and Minaj's verse is "mediocre". Jessica Brant of PopMatters wrote that it does not deviate sonically as much as it does lyrically, and questioned its feminist message as inauthentic.
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" Grant Jones of RapReviews gave the album a 6.5 out of 10, saying "Ultimately, it is an intense listen and thankfully only eleven tracks in length, any more and it would become too much. Given the lyrical nature of an artist like Crooked, I'd have liked to hear a bit more variety, as what we are offered here is a Slaughterhouse record with one member rather than a true Crooked I album. Sonically, this album is well produced but does have some dodgy moments; "Tell Them Motherfuckers We Made It" cuts right through the most tolerable ear drums, while "No Sleep Gang" is a weak attempt at a Dirty South style anthem that gets drowned out in bass.
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