We did nicely with a lot of groups they didn't think we were going to do so nicely with.
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They add nicely to income, but they also add, not so nicely, to taxes: the haves take a hit of 39.6 percent.
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It is possible we've had other nicely dressed first ladies — presumably they were all reasonably nicely dressed, anyway — and just don't know about them.
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I said no -- nicely, respectfully...So when you look at that -- no, Robert Mueller wanted a job to be the director, and I turned him -- very nicely, respectfully -- down.
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Kris Jenner's boyfriend Corey Gamble is settling into the Kardashian lifestyle nicely, so nicely that family members think it's a bit odd how close he is to Kourtney, 37.
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" Debra adds ... "Margot captures Sharon's sweetness very nicely.
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Like most of Voronenkov's victims, he expressed an odd admiration for the man's cunning: "He knew how to nicely gain someone's trust, how to nicely persuade people," he told me.
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Roberts told Tony Nicely, Geico's executive chairman and his predecessor as CEO, in early November that he was turning 70 and planned to retire at the end of 2020, Nicely said.
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I'm – CHRIS HUGHES: The wealth tax is nicely different.
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" She added, Sid is home now and "recovering nicely.
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Brandon Woods claims that the two women got along nicely.
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The Bernie Sanders campaign fits very nicely into this pattern.
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I just think "Groin Gripper" rolls off the tongue nicely.
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Grill until everything is nicely charred, about 5 more minutes.
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The device and app don't always play nicely together, unfortunately.
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They are called blackened shrimp, not nicely browned shrimp. 8.
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San's nose is healing nicely and he's in good spirits.
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It nicely handles music over wifi vida the Sonos app.
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It's nicely integrated in the page and is truly relevant.
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The company is still small but it's been growing nicely.
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Some of the graphics and interactions were very nicely rendered.
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And a lot of them translate nicely into Halloween costumes.
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It will pair nicely with Nerf's First Order Stormtrooper blasters.
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But he suggested the GOP "unity" process is advancing nicely.
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Kurds are safe and have worked very nicely with us.
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What he did: Christie managed to work himself up nicely.
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And my face has been healing pretty nicely as well.
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Transports have rebounded nicely after a dismal start to 2016.
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These numbers have been trending nicely for a while now.
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It sits in the hand nicely, and is incredibly responsive.
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Not every mobile game fits so nicely on Nintendo's tablet.
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Basically, if you don't expect anything you'll be nicely surprised.
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The Surface Pro 2350 hits that price sweet spot nicely.
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It looks like Jordan Rodgers is settling into Dallas nicely.
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"It fits very, very nicely within Apple Music," he added.
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"He was cruising along nicely," Oakland manager Bob Melvin said.
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And the perfect shape; nicely tapered and not too big.
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It holds really nicely and it's really smooth and fatty.
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"Iran is going to work out very nicely," Trump said.
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The pots and pans were nicely cleaned and put away.
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Asking them nicely not to is unfair to everyone involved.
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"I think my upper half is healing nicely," she wrote.
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Or test your luck by asking nicely, tip in hand.
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That explains why, I mean, we are growing very nicely.
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It dovetails very nicely into our mission of helping founders.
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This new round sees those loose ends tidied up nicely.
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Is everything kind of clicking along nicely for the company?
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For certain industries and companies, the program worked out nicely.
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The Olympic downhill would fit nicely into his medals cabinet.
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Fits in your top pocket nicely, heats up within seconds.
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That's a nicely pumped result – thanks mainly to leverage supplements.
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As it stands, the law suits the political establishment nicely.
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That sums it up quite nicely; it made me cringe.
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"She said very nicely, 'Please do not come,'" Gifford said.
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Real change, she says, is not won by "nicely asking".
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I wrote back to every person and responded very nicely.
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The book nicely evokes 1980s Lower Manhattan at its edgiest.
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Because we play pretty nicely, but we're not virtuosic instrumentalists.
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Even though stocks have rebounded nicely, some red flags persist.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: I-- I think we're-- we're nicely on track.
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" "Melania and I were treated very nicely yesterday in Pittsburgh.
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"They get up and talk nicely about me," Trump said.
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For the most part, Clinton and Sanders have fought nicely.
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Employees know what wines pair nicely with food court items.
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We also found a nicely stocked aisle of school supplies.
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The Eighty are nicely opaque and keep my legs warm.
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John Krasinski also cleans up nicely for red carpet occasions.
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Compared to larger options, it fits nicely in tight spaces.
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Kid in a candy store would nicely sum it up.
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It's subtle and unobtrusive and fits nicely inside a backpack.
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The Blazers and the Bulls should test each other nicely.
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So I got — Sara Gilbert stepped into that role nicely.
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I assumed he was Kate's boyfriend and said, 'Nicely done.
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Do they fall nicely within the crevice of the ear?
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I have other questions but you buttoned it so nicely.
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Niki and Josh are coming along nicely in the art.
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It will work nicely for healthy families, until it doesn't.
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And very nicely, he said, don't get me in trouble.
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Almost caramelized on the edge, the pizza is nicely browned.
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I think of it as a nicely profitable news organization.
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It's less spirited as well, though nicely complex and clean.
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The product comes out as gel, but lathers up nicely.
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With the help of relatives, Bree cleaned Michael up nicely.
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Being divorce lawyers has made us treat each other nicely.
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Revenues and profits in Mr Khan's division had grown nicely.
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It's full coverage with a creamy consistency that blends nicely.
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And yes, litigious lawyers fit nicely into that frame. 573.
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It's all worked out very nicely for the two states.
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" But he could make exceptions, and did nicely by "Annie.
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My friend and colleague Harry Enten explained that difference nicely.
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Musk thinks that progress on the BFR is proceeding nicely.
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But logic and politics do not always fit together nicely.
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That's a nicely pumped result — thanks mainly to leverage supplements.
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And ultimately I think I've set the table very nicely.
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Why not call them privately and let them know (nicely)?
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So they're still growing very, very nicely as they go.
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People say our apartment is minimalist, spacious and nicely lit.
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Yes, domestic employment in the auto sector has recovered nicely.
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"The economics of that business is working nicely," he said.
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Buzzfeed captured the scene nicely with the following screenshots: 4.
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Making a vaccine takes years, as Brian Resnick nicely explained.
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"Lyft Line fits into this really nicely," Green told Recode.
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It's always underlining things that its visuals already convey nicely.
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And the reason why dovetails nicely with our next winner.
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Linares landed this counter very nicely against Lomachenko last weekend.
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The wraps around the body, laying nicely in a groove that I think was made for this purpose, but the cord end is a challenge to figure out how to secure and put away nicely.
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But overall it seems like it should do nicely for most.
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I would've been on my island and enjoying it very nicely.
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The quotations from mangaka (manga creators) nicely center the artists themselves.
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In general, the word threshold could do liminal's job quite nicely.
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We went out for a pint and got along really nicely.
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The year-round favorite cooks up nicely in the great outdoors.
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It takes about 40 minutes, but it actually comes together nicely!
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The E-Pace is incredibly stylish, devilishly fun and nicely refined.
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P.S. We bet they go pretty nicely with an Irish coffee.
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On the one hand, some people's exteriors and interiors match nicely.
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These ones are light and fold up nicely for easy storage.
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It was all coming together nicely; today would be the day.
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The last problem is nicely illustrated by studies of dietary fat.
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No wonder that the big firms' earnings are still growing nicely.
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On the business side, Gadea said things are moving along nicely.
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It's an eclectic (and nicely cast) group, to say the least.
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I ask a few questions and the conversation is flowing nicely.
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The simple strap is easy to release and stashes inside nicely.
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A performance EV SUV sits nicely in Ford's overall line up.
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Scholar Eric Selland's afterword summary nicely bookends Sho Sugita's informative introduction.
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It worked — for the company, Cambian, whose stock price recovered nicely.
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In terms of app UX, Olli is just really nicely designed.
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She is beautiful but in a way that blends in nicely.
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But it nicely illustrates why that niche horror works so well.
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They scrubbed up pretty nicely, breaking out the sequins and stoles.
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Beyond the frustrating assistant, Samsung's software is actually really nicely refined.
|
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His story is nicely told in this interview with Tim Ferriss.
|
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Despite that, Trump said the trade negotiations are "coming along nicely."
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He's since recovered nicely, and is riding shotgun with Robertson again.
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You also invested in LinkedIn, which turned out nicely for you.
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Perhaps she didn't behave nicely to the women her husband seduced.
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It even transitions nicely into nighttime if you add some jewelry.
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It is very nicely boxed and the instructions are straight forward.
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But for a personal vacation, the iPad Pro treated me nicely.
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The opening line of the paper's abstract describes the system nicely.
|
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I think it fits in nicely to where the brand is.
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Authentic Caribbean side dishes and desserts round out the meal nicely.
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We&aposre going to put it very nicely on a Friday.
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This dovetailed nicely with my interest in fear and the grotesque.
|
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However, Wonder Woman does, and is nicely rewarded for its investment.
|
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Long-term, … it broke out nicely and should look pretty good.
|
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Why it matters: The Wall Street Journal sums it up nicely.
|
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While things are ticking along nicely, every startup has its challenges.
|
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But why I do that when we are talking so nicely?
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The markets are near historic highs, and earnings are rebounding nicely.
|
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"'Thrones' nicely bookended my twenties, but I'm thirty now," he said.
|
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Unclear who the third wheel is, but she fits in nicely.
|
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"It's working out very nicely," Trump told reporters early Saturday evening.
|
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Acer's glossy metal logo contrasts nicely with the brushed-aluminum lid.
|
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Certainly, some parts of the British economy are holding up nicely.
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This lets you pack things nicely and makes for easier cleaning.
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That involved finding a processor that would play nicely with FirefoxOS.
|
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Looks like that feud of theirs is treating them very nicely.
|
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But for the most part the small performances add up nicely.
|
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Now don't forget to dress nicely for Queen Ivanka's birthday parade!
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A small order of mixed appetizers should serve three diners nicely.
|
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This Açaí juice by Sambazon can pair nicely with any meal.
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He appreciates a nicely coiled fire hose for a napping spot.
|
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By almost all accounts, the American economy is humming along nicely.
|
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Gratitude, pride, and swashbuckling self-determination synchronize nicely with pedal steel.
|
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Cohen prepares the fire but proves nicely uninterested in the combustion.
|
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I don't know how to put it nicely, so I abstain.
|
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A silver shadow Christmas tree that fits nicely in tight spaces
|
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I hit a few bad drives but the putter rolled nicely.
|
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Adding a tablespoon or two will thin down the sauce nicely.
|
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Not a hair out of place (but some hair nicely waved).
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The play was unfolding nicely, it just didn't turn out obviously.
|
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I have been working nicely with GM to get this done.
|
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Besides being terrifically fast and loud, it actually corners quite nicely.
|
|
Joe's patience might have paid off ... because he's making off nicely.
|
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And that melds nicely into this waking nightmare of a story.
|
|
This Twitter user summed it up nicely: The mourning is real.
|
|
So, right now, she's making pretty, though nicely askew, pop music.
|
|
That sentiment was summed up nicely by the ever-quotable Sen.
|
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If you'd like the superintendent to shovel snow, better ask nicely.
|
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My stylist led me into a nicely lit suite of rooms.
|
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Bake them until the tops are nicely browned and well burnished.
|
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If you ask nicely, you will even get a fresh pepper.
|
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Lawyers have done quite nicely out of the "Salvator Mundi," too.
|
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Red wine and Entenmann's cookies would pair nicely for this one.
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ANONYMOUS Try knocking on his door and explaining the problem nicely.
|
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Third, no matter how terrible your gift, wrap it up nicely.
|
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Ask nicely and the owner will show you the pecorino cantina.
|
|
The digital display is nicely sized, illuminated, and easy to read.
|
|
How do I tell her nicely to mind her own business?
|
|
But even with a constrained geographic footprint, Clearcover is growing nicely.
|
|
Sure. But, it's a long shot -- and that's putting it nicely.
|
|
Trump matches up pretty nicely against her in the industrial Midwest.
|
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That will set you up nicely when new episodes come online.
|
|
The reasons for this are given quite nicely by Mr. Friedman.
|
|
He was right; I was playing it too nicely, too fast.
|
|
He put up a spindly, foot-high Christmas tree, nicely decorated.
|
|
Confidence: Medium-High Sunshine dominates Sunday and warms things up nicely.
|
|
"There's not one solution that would nicely solve this," she said.
|
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"There's not one solution that would nicely solve this," she said.
|
|
Suzanne Elizabeth Nicely Kopf and William Jeffrey Archer were married Sept.
|
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Luckily my hair air dries nicely so I rarely blow dry.
|
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The classic styling and textured grip fits nicely in your hand.
|
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It fits nicely and now the room just needs a dresser.
|
|
The margaritas that follow, nicely tart, reveal a conscientious bartender, too.
|
|
"She knew that she was Angela Carter," Rushdie nicely puts it.
|
|
It covered the needs of middle-class white women quite nicely.
|
|
Like the "Pretty Nicely Girls," whose mother's affair liquidated the family.
|
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They pair very nicely with deviled chicken thighs and kale salad.
|
|
"It's a nicely located building near the 7 train," she said.
|
|
But as a piece of vintage Windows bricolage, it works nicely .
|
|
This remark nicely put me in my place, relative to his.
|
|
The place was nicely renovated, with great views of the Hudson River.
|
|
Tiffani Ashley Bell, founder of The Human Utility, summed it up nicely.
|
|
The crowd-pleasing "Greased Lightning" was nicely energized by multiple camera perspectives.
|
|
This worked nicely for both the Echo Dot and the Home Mini.
|
|
He has two fetal lambs growing nicely until one of them dies.
|
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TRUMP: I believe I would get along very nicely with Putin, OK?
|
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Things are progressing nicely, but we need to be cautious not mechanical.
|
|
There were some highly stressful moments but I mixed it up nicely.
|
|
And despite Iran's denial, being blamed for these attacks suits it nicely.
|
|
Gravity doesn't play nicely, mathematically, with the behavior of the smallest particles.
|
|
Other than that I thought I played really nicely all day long.
|
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In the meantime ... that trademark Trudeau hair swoop is coming along nicely. .
|
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I said to them very nicely, fellows, we've got to do something.
|
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Additionally, most pieces are built to 'play nicely' with open source components.
|
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Still, it's a nicely designed product that sets out what it accomplishes.
|
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Children will enjoy the small but nicely appointed playground across the street.
|
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They're especially visible in the sunlight, and they complement her complexion nicely.
|
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This sets up Klobuchar nicely for the next stretch of the campaign.
|
|
The film nicely captures the spirit of the era and the campaign.
|
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The bottom edge was perfectly fried and the dumplings held together nicely.
|
|
Russell Wilson is warming to his new role of stepfather quite nicely.
|
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The two-tone frames fit my face well and are nicely designed.
|
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THOSE WERE ALL QUARTERS WHERE THEY ALL GREW THIS QUARTER, QUITE NICELY.
|
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The yellow plastic is nicely textured and, well, it's a great yellow.
|
|
"We came out nicely in the first," said Cubs manager Joe Maddon.
|
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It's grown very, very nicely and it continues to grow quite well.
|
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He can swim finally, back to school today, and is healing nicely!
|
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It's very important that your creations can fit nicely on The Block.
|
|
The company started last summer and has been growing nicely since then.
|
|
"Oathbreaker" is a crisp, lean, nicely paced episode of Game of Thrones.
|
|
So its new console, the Xbox One S, plays nicely with 4K.
|
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It means so much to country music, and it fit nicely there.
|
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The song's '80s synth sound complements the story and animation styles nicely.
|
|
Happy with his sugar high, Patch sat nicely for the entire shoot.
|
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"If there is a plume, it would explain things nicely," said Zhou.
|
|
Europe's economies are growing nicely and refugees are no longer pouring in.
|
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President Obama's taste would actually fill out a festival undercard quite nicely.
|
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That takes a special brand of...cognitive dissonance, to put it nicely.
|
|
We don't watch Game of Thrones because everyone treats each other nicely.
|
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This is, again, nicely illustrated by the perpetual licking of this filter.
|
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The two calendars pair nicely together to make for one delicious December.
|
|
Serena Williams is settling in nicely to life as a new mom.
|
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Unfortunately for many loyal subscribers, that lined up nicely with the holidays.
|
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The new isotopic analysis of pig remains compliments Snoeck's work rather nicely.
|
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The number also agrees nicely with the findings from the CMB studies.
|
|
Stocks prices have bounced back nicely since entering a correction in October.
|
|
Mr. Trump just needs a bogeyman, and we serve his purposes nicely.
|
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This manifests itself nicely with some extremely sharp and noise-free closeups.
|
|
The new 4-inch iPhone will fit nicely in this product lineup.
|
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"When in doubt, dress nicely," says Tiffany Yannetta, shopping director at Racked.com.
|
|
Though auto sales are nicely higher, they didn't quite get high enough.
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MICHELLE JUST MENTIONED HOW NICELY THE STOCK PERFORMED SINCE YOU RELEASED RESULTS.
|
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This highlight video nicely illustrated why, but let's keep the story moving.
|
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So it's super simple to capture, edit and share nicely presented quotes.
|
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But it's nicely responsive, conceptually simple, and an undeniably fun idea. h2.
|
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The press has taken quite a — to put it nicely — pummeling recently.
|
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As Silicon Valley and Detroit converge, we sit nicely in the middle.
|
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If you can get past that, it's a really nicely-designed bag.
|
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This is an issue that sets up nicely for such an outcome.
|
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Revenue growth and take rates in our Eats business also accelerated nicely.
|
|
This not only sounded nice, it actually worked nicely for a while.
|
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" Or as Lauryn Hill so nicely put it, "Consequence is no coincidence.
|
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Silver mirrors and fine handmade lampshades and fixture accents flowed just nicely.
|
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You don't ask nicely if you may pass, but you shout: 'MOVE!
|
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Since the economy is chugging along nicely, this is just as well.
|
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"Melania and I were treated very nicely yesterday in Pittsburgh," he wrote.
|
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The powerful Kirin 980 AI chipset also keeps things ticking along nicely.
|
|
"I have been practicing at home, and I'm progressing nicely," Woods said.
|
|
"Why would I do that when we're talking so nicely?" he added.
|
|
Rolls-Royce had nicely demonstrated the Cullinan's bona fides as an SUV.
|
|
Obama campaign manager David Plouffe summed that idea up nicely on Twitter.
|
|
Of course, any thing in our summer appetizer collection will do nicely.
|
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" Burr told The Hill the two are "progressing on the bill nicely.
|
|
If she doesn't win the nomination, Klobuchar would balance the ticket nicely.
|
|
Melissa's recipe for a Tuscan kale salad goes nicely on the side.
|
|
He wraps up his theme nicely with the 36A revealer, FANTASY SPORTS.
|
|
The answer — eight — harmonized nicely with the octagonal plan of the stadium.
|
|
Update, February 8: It seems the roster is filling out quite nicely.
|
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It stayed in place nicely while I made coffee and got dressed.
|
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It was great TV, everyone was like, 'Nicely done, high five, awesome!
|
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The most they can do, it turns out, is ask really nicely.
|
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The Watch 21457213, on the other hand, fit nicely on my wrist.
|
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But Mr. Alessandrini's sense of direction is — how to put it nicely?
|
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Republican consultant Dan Hazelwood put that idea nicely on Twitter Monday night.
|
|
We saw an empty dormitory that had been made up very nicely.
|
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Metal, as we already know, doesn't play very nicely with wireless charging.
|
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It came with some nicely roasted sweet potatoes and a buttermilk dressing.
|
|
The London boys get an extra point for following "Stairway" so nicely.
|
|
You bring these inflections and influences and they merge together quite nicely.
|
|
"This classically crafted whodunit holds up nicely," our reviewer, Marilyn Stasio, wrote.
|
|
Nicely designed with an enormous shower that could easily fit two people.
|
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Erik came up with LAST ONE STANDING, which nicely solved this problem.
|
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TAXES $2030,2320 CONTACT Teri Nicely, Red Key Realty, 2360-23-2192; redkeystlouis.
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"The fact that it overlaps quite nicely is … quite powerful," said Greene.
|
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"I just think it's going to work out very nicely," he said.
|
|
It's a picturesque, nicely paced show that engages without enthralling or unsettling.
|
|
They won't stop just because Democrats ask nicely and submit to Gorsuch.
|
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They just work nicely, in my opinion, and make the solve fun.
|
|
However, after a few days, I acclimated to my new nails nicely.
|
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"A very magical picture — it fit into the collection nicely," he said.
|
|
It skirted awfully close to over-extravagance, but kept its balance nicely.
|
|
Nicely done, moderators — Rachel Maddow, Andrea Mitchell, Ashley Parker and Kristen Welker.
|
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One can imagine them pairing nicely with bone conduction or AirPod audio.
|
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Clinton's doctor said she is suffering from pneumonia but is recovering nicely.
|
|
If you ask nicely, they may also let you pose with both.
|
|
The threads may not all be original, but they're kept nicely distinct.
|
|
Cleveland has slowed the pace nicely: LeBron really is a basketball savant.
|
|
You almost got me, Ms. Reid, and that was very nicely done.
|
|
The wall is ultimately and very nicely being paid for by Mexico.
|
|
Sims says his capital-efficient company is continuing to chug along nicely.
|
|
We finished the summer more confident of our language, and nicely tanned.
|
|
The BBC told the tale nicely during the BBC Proms in 2012.
|
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" Mark Esperanto, Secretary of Defense, "The ceasefire is holding up very nicely.
|
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So I think, all in all, it&aposs come together quite nicely.
|
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Crisp, salty herbed pecans pair very nicely with the slightly sweet spread.
|
|
Those companies are setting up nicely for the next year or so.
|
|
And, yes, there's competition in that space but we're growing nicely there.
|
|
And I think the companies have grown quite nicely as public companies.
|
|
Their approach to Obamacare has worked quite nicely for them, until now.
|
|
This type of jerk behaves nicely on the surface, but stings subtly.
|
|
He wanted things to be nicely finished, which I don't like necessarily.
|
|
It goes down nicely, but it gives me a little indigestion afterward.
|
|
Mr. Monaghan relishes his colorful role, while Mr. Sizemore nicely underplays his.
|
|
Thanks for reading, and we hope you settle nicely into your weekend.
|
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Leftovers keep well in the refrigerator and reheat nicely the next day.
|
|
The lively acidity in myriad Italian whites will do the trick nicely.
|
|
Well-fitted and nicely tailored, this was another piece that looks great.
|
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It is gentle, with some spicy notes, and pairs nicely with tonic.
|
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It is gentle, with some spicy notes, and pairs nicely with tonic.
|
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The most it can do, it turns out, is ask really nicely.
|
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It was nicely renovated and had a window seat in the kitchen.
|
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I think ... The logical answer is, the two can coexist quite nicely.
|
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If you ask nicely, Zach might even interpret your dreams for you.
|
|
In fact, they're growing their direct-to-consumer business very, very nicely.
|
|
The smoothed-out arrogance of "Diablo" eases him in nicely enough, too.
|
|
"Hengli executed the 23 deal nicely, which helped build trust," he said.
|
|
These are all competently executed projects, and most of them nicely avoid the need for frequent 360-degree spinning, something I found alienating on Gear VR. Things like Star Chart tie nicely into Google's educational program as well.
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"I will say that when I see someone come on the plane and they're dressed nicely and their children are dressed nicely, I do take notice," said Kate Linder, an actress, and a United flight attendant since 1978.
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But upon closer inspection, I saw that these were very nicely tied bundles.
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She recovered nicely on the next phrase, but the damage was already done.
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It also nicely explains some of the pitfalls in harnessing this energy source.
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"The spreads match up nicely with how I perceive the restaurants," says Yau.
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People that appear are nicely dressed, and the tone is clever and subtle.
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The stories dovetail nicely because DeLuca's father (Lorenzo Caccialanza) might possibly be bipolar.
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The cases of the week fold in nicely with the main character drama.
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And the messaging around his sneaker line falls nicely into that broader pattern.
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Under normal usage, it should hold up quite nicely in your skinny jeans.
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"Mshindi has settled in nicely," said Ron Evans, Cincinnati Zoo's Curator of Primates.
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The Bontrager wheels and classic sidewalls complement the bike nicely without being overbearing.
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He would go to her and ask her nicely to stop doing it.
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We have to hand it to you, Canada — you sure clean up nicely.
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All that precipitation is filling up the state's lakes and reservoirs nicely. 5.
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But apparently, a lot of people care about having a nicely made bed.
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It would probably pair nicely with Action Bronson's cacio e pepe chicken wings.
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The sides are wrapped in a gray fabric that complements the look nicely.
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I see you, too, are recovering nicely from all the New Year-ing.
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About halfway along the boulevard, the cafe is nicely positioned for a rest.
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Stocks, bonds, gold and crude oil are all up nicely for the year.
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" He also noted that Puerto Rican officials were treating the Trump administration "nicely.
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SARA EISEN: When we watch the emerging markets, they have really rebounded nicely.
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As prime minister, Mr Varadkar will inherit an economy that is growing nicely.
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Either way, the argument should work out nicely for members of the bar.
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Now parts of South-East Asia and mainland China are growing nicely again.
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Fragrant pesto compliments juicy chicken nicely in a twist on the traditional dish.
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The new 3DS ties in nicely with Nintendo's recent bout of nostalgia releases.
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And will complement nicely Elvie… We'll be launching it, hopefully, in January 2018.
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The United States and China, the region's biggest trading partners, are growing nicely.
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The broadcast TV "upfronts," which kick off Monday morning, illustrate the trend nicely.
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"Okay… because u asked nicely… I am transitioning," Geiger wrote at the time.
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This band is what enables the double tap and it is nicely sensitive.
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The Razer Turret bridges the gap between your PC and your couch nicely.
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We're told she's still shaken up, but is doing okay and recovering nicely.
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And movies like "The Dark Knight" and "Godzilla" translate nicely around the world.
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It makes what was once a nicely designed piece of luggage progressively uglier.
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Instead, you'll want to use a sturdy rope that moves nicely against skin.
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I think we're setting up nicely to retest the old highs at $220.
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The idea aligns nicely with other thinkers' message to live in the moment.
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Just tap it on there cause it's going to come together all nicely!
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But it fits in nicely with Facebook's goal of a video-dominant network.
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I now make awesome cold coffee and it stores nicely and travels great.
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The rather unassuming white lighthouse located off Scotland's Western Isles is nicely kept.
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WATTERS: Ladies, we&aposre going to do this nicely and with class, okay.
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I listened using my Beoplay H6's and the two paired very nicely.
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A one-bedroom for $2,000, also in the East 70s, was nicely renovated.
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As an adult, I avoided any job that required me to dress nicely.
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They're moving along very nicely and they're covering more ground than ever before.
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And, basically, we're not treated too nicely—in school or in the community.
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And if you ask it nicely, this baby will take you into hyperdrive.
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That had lined up nicely with information that came to light in 2015.
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No piling, they wash nicely and dry quickly, [and] they're still super soft.
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Nicely to begin with, but then with teargas; it breaks things up effectively.
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Banks admitted her AGT schedule is actually working out quite nicely with motherhood.
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Smith as the Genie pivots nicely off of his public persona these days.
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But in both cases, it seems to work pretty nicely in this beta.
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Welcome back to ABC's nicely aged, white wine-flavored marriage machine, The Bachelor.
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Tired of asking nicely, the government has taken matters into its own hands.
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I have just examined her and she is now rehydrated and recovering nicely.
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Those are coupled with an ergonomic design that fit nicely in my ear.
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Ms. Leneé nicely grounds Shatique with personal warmth and a solidly moral sensibility.
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A. What I think works well is that it groups together quite nicely.
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It's coral behaving badly — or very nicely, depending on your point of view.
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Press the mincemeat down, and repeat, so that the apples are nicely filled.
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But we do have one mathematical property that nicely distinguishes the two methods.
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That is, they all end so damn nicely that they're all utterly forgettable.
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With help, he found a ripe berry, red and plump and nicely shaped.
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The last theme entry, AND SO TO BED, wraps the theme up nicely.
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The natural formula lathers up nicely and leaves young, delicate skin super clean.
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The measure has held up nicely despite recent hiccups in nonfarm payrolls data.
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This thick gel foamed up nicely and felt luxuriously smooth on my skin.
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" Another said it "fits nicely in the corner and does its job quietly.
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The free YouTube Music service seems to fit in nicely with these plans.
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There is a nicely contained nesting box with a roof for easy access.
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Cream cheese and jelly complement each other nicely on a bagel or sandwich.
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They hug the thighs and butt without being constrictive and wear in nicely.
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They wrap around your ears nicely and boast nine hours of battery life.
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The first Ngannou—Blaydes meeting demonstrated nicely the trouble Ngannou had with jabs.
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I rolled the ball nicely, I made some good putts here and there.
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In fact, the Trump brand seems to be chugging along quite nicely there.
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Now, my daily yoga habit has nicely dovetailed with my daily leggings habit.
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When all is ready, lay the sourdough on the grill and brown nicely.
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A whole breast left over from a really nicely roasted chicken is fine.
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Even firmed up nicely in "sport" mode, this is not a canyon carver.
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Based on the photos, the rooms were nicely furnished and had parquet floors.
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Though Jones's wrist healed nicely, the rest of his body wasn't feeling right.
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Top-level chardonnays from the West Coast or Australia would also go nicely.
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But the character is nevertheless underwritten, which Mr. Beltran's twitchy sympathy nicely disguises.
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It couldn't be easier: First, toast some bread until nicely golden and crisp.
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At grocery stores and banks, polite people are used to lining up nicely.
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Yes, the economy is continuing to expand nicely, which all Americans should celebrate.
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"It sets the day up nicely," said Mark Crossley, a parent, told CNN.
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So it's tough for us as well but we defend ourselves quite nicely.
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Luckily, BARRY GIBB and JARED LETO worked nicely going down through the 13s.
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If you're cool with them, they treat you nicely and help you out.
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Captains of industry were always paid very nicely for steering the corporate ship.
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We think the Olympics will go very nicely and after that, who knows.
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His nicely structured new Monterey County red is a food-friendly pinot noir.
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He is really swinging nicely now, but the putter remains less than reliable.
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Sometimes that means I get treated extra nicely, especially in generation-conscious Asia.
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But while standard rooms do feel dated, they are nicely appointed and comfortable.
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We looked for classic architecture and the ability to light it really nicely.
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Teenage girls hurt worse than anyone, even teenage girls with nicely pressed shirts.
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For aligoté, I happen to love the 2014s, but others will do nicely.
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Though this is minor Peck, its speed and contrasts nicely challenge the dancers.
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There's an ethereal vibe to the music that compliments her voice so nicely.
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That's what Mr. Bauman did, patiently and nicely, over a period of weeks.
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"We will grow revenue nicely from the rest of the business," Maestri noted.
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"It's so close that, if you squint, it fits quite nicely," he said.
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That put three nicely spaced out projects all on top of each other.
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Going barefoot would contrast nicely with the formality of those suits, Byrne thought.
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"I played nicely and was happy with the way I finished," he said.
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While the room felt a bit dated, it was nicely appointed and comfortable.
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And Larry – LARRY KUDLOW: The numbers are saying U.S. the holding up nicely.
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The customer before me is super rude, so I tip my barista nicely.
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"You're going to die," I told the dog, but I said it nicely.
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It works nicely with Apple Music, Spotify (Android only), Amazon Music and Deezer.
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The Mercedes tri-star badge fits nicely into the perforated horizontal grille bars.
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Kate McKinnon has a nicely loopy cameo as a superstar young-adult author.
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If anything, if you treat them nicely and recover appropriately, they welcome it.
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They advise dressing nicely, holding doors for women and being considerate in relationships.
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Woods responded nicely with a birdie from 15 feet at the next hole.
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Wrzesniewski distilled them nicely on the excellent social science podcast The Hidden Brain.
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The electrically assisted steering is accurate and nicely weighted but kind of numb.
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If those who waited can stay in it, it's up nicely this year.
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The classic colors play nicely with just about everything in your closet, too.
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So, the three-consecutive-entry layout was shaping up nicely from the start.
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I came up with this name that seems to have stuck very nicely.
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One of my coworkers said she thought it would compliment a dessert nicely.
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"We're doing very nicely at the moment and continuing to expand," says Freddy.
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And because they wanted to make nicely designed furniture that people could afford.
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All are impressed with how nicely I have treated women, they found nothing.
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They're, like, the exact size most people need to keep them nicely dry.
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Mary Meeker's presentation of internet trends at the Code Conference demonstrates this nicely.
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In exchange, though, it looks like you'll be getting a really nicely made laptop.
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It's worth pointing out just how pretty this is: the two colors contrast nicely.
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But the PS43 Pro simply doesn't appear to upscale content to 24K as nicely.
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"Earnings are going to rise nicely next year and then accelerate thereafter," Katz said.
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But LePage has nicely illustrated how deep-seated the Republican Party's racism problem is.
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It&aposs moving along nicely, so we are look at June 12th in Singapore.
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The onions and relish cut through the smokiness of the hot dog very nicely.
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"Earlier they would speak very nicely to us, but now they don't," said Aisha.
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My Uber driver, nicely dressed and freshly shaven, asked where I was off to.
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The steak sat uncovered in the refrigerator and the surface dried out really nicely.
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The final look fit in nicely with the Met's matchy-matchy trend last night.
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The timing just lined up very nicely, and it was a really magical moment.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThe implementation in the new Gmail on the web is rather nicely done.
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This, and the two optional spacers, fit nicely in the back of the unit.
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Baker's move also sets himself up nicely as a friend of the GOP establishment.
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Namely, Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield appear to approach the whole situation quite nicely.
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It's not currently available, but maybe if we all tweet her and ask nicely?
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That sounds like something that could slip in nicely into the Tableau analytics platform.
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Manufacturing facility for the heavy-lift New Glenn launch vehicle is coming along nicely.
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Our followup headline, "Facebook, are you kidding?" seems to sum up the fallout nicely.
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At 12.59 x 23 x 0.34 inches, the Latitude is a nicely compact machine.
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The leather has aged nicely, with light scrapes and scuffs adding to the character.
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The company exercised design restraint here as well, with simple and nicely customizable faces.
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The smoked oak and malt flavored combine nicely with the tart lacto lemon character.
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They have classic layouts, often with fireplaces and rooms large enough to furnish nicely.
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Keri might lose her job, and $2.5 million would take care of her nicely.
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These prescriptions can sound paranoid, particularly to the founder whose business is growing nicely.
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Instead, tariffs serve nicely to punish China's malign behavior and potentially deter future offenses.
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Photoshop and Lightroom actually work pretty nicely thanks to some optimization efforts by Adobe.
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Now, to the prospects… 214B/SS Luis Urias continues to swing the bat nicely.
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Certain items will also fit in nicely with IKEA furniture one might already have.
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There's also a "pretty please" feature that teaches kids to ask for things nicely.
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A cool room, on the other hand, facilitates this temperature drop nicely, he says.
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It's a natural progression for Analogue, and it fits nicely with the company's ambitions.
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Place corn on oiled grate, and grill, turning until nicely charred, 15-18 minutes.
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You know you want to, and at last, for now and nicely, you can.
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It's nicely salty and savory and just what I want for my drive home.
|
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" Lisa Bardack, MD, later assured us that you were "re-hydrated and recovering nicely.
|
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It pairs nicely with a MacBook or MacBook Pro in the Space Grey color.
|
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Nicely displaying high-quality images without sacrificing load time can be a constant dilemma.
|
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The Fender FXA7s haven't replaced any of my headphones, but they've supplemented them nicely.
|
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I wouldn't say it's nicely humming along, I would say it's more muddling through.
|
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Indeed, India's space program has been chugging along nicely over the past several years.
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I have just examined her and she is now re-hydrated and recovering nicely.
|
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Indeed the two qualities (if you can call them that) complement one another nicely.
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It therefore ties quite nicely into the whole vibe of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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It's a seamless transition that, although a little confusing, moves the plot on nicely.
|
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He also said that negotiations were "moving along nicely," which drove global equities higher.
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Which pretty nicely sums up the LME tin market at this moment in time.
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It has easy-to-use controls, nicely displayed on the top of the speaker.
|
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"I think I'll heal very nicely with these two as my nurses," he wrote.
|
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"The deal is coming along nicely," he said to reporters at the White House.
|
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"The deal is coming along nicely," Trump said to reporters at the White House.
|
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"Overall her nose balances nicely with the rest of her facial features," he says.
|
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"It seems to dovetail nicely that 2019 will see major margin pressure," he said.
|
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The owner was super rich and the house was nicely furnished but completely filthy.
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After the sprouts are nicely browned, add the simmer sauce and reduce to low.
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Clearly it isn't as quick as the Beetle, but the van moves along nicely.
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And you got lean, to put it nicely it was depleted, was the word.
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It's a strong piece of advice that ties in nicely with the next quote.
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Barack Obama is settling into retirement quite nicely ... with a round of 18 holes.
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"This would actually move us nicely in the direction of income share," Bair said.
|
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And as a still camera, the Panasonic Lumix ZS100 should also measure up nicely.
|
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Jahil, Carlotta, and Cotton don't exactly fit nicely inside a family portrait just yet.
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She is doing well and is recovering nicely from her spay surgery on Wednesday.
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The Ceylon, Gadsden said, is the key to a nicely flavoured soft water tea.
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It's a balance that works nicely for the kind of unease the band crafts.
|
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The CT6 is arguably too restrained, but it fits into the family tree nicely.
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All are adoptable animals from Petfinder and would settle into the Oval Office nicely.
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Of course, probing lends itself nicely to the category, and there's plenty of that.
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Given that, you'll be unsurprised that my 50th play coincided nicely with my lunch.
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The staff also asked readers to consider just "how nicely" Americans have treated Canada.
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Twitter, I'm going to ask you very nicely to not be awful about this.
|
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My biggest time-saver is that my hair air-dries pretty nicely and quickly.
|
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Bon Iver contributes a nicely woozy live version of "_____45_____" from Philharmonie de Paris.
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A bottlenose dolphin is healing nicely after suffering from a horrific sunburn, researchers say.
|
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Khloé finds the scribe ridiculous, but doesn't really know how to say it nicely.
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It ships with Samsung's universal remote, which is nicely designed and easy to use.
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Its conceit nicely fills up its 96 minutes; 97 would have been too long.
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The thin texture also means it will sit nicely under your moisturizer and sunscreen.
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Romney's record of opposition to Trump is not entirely consistent, to put it nicely.
|
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Ms. Rodiek liked a 1974 four-bedroom house on Jasons Lane, nicely redone inside.
|
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Clinton "became overheated and dehydrated," but was "rehydrated and recovering nicely" later that day.
|
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It's nice and compact as well, so it should fit nicely in any room.
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When Will finally wrote, "This turned out nicely," he was holding revision number 15!
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We are managing significant new business, and we are integrating nicely with our acquisitions.
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I'm looking forward to surfing out at Rockaway Beach — conditions are lining up nicely!
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It just, I don&apost know, it doesn&apost feel like it blended nicely.
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Asking nicely or thanking the person in real life might do the trick too.
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The move plays nicely with Nike's ambitions to do more business directly with consumers.
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By contrast, households in the top 5 percent have profited nicely from America's expansions.
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Everything, in other words, is nicely primed for the birth of Marlo's third child.
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The roasted chicken was also tender, and flavored nicely with pepper, lemon and garlic.
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"Exports came back quite nicely," said Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
|
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"I have been working nicely with GM to get this done," the President tweeted.
|
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Now, Josie is making out with Archie precisely because he is treating her nicely!
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Not all software plays nicely with its quick switch between laptop and tablet mode.
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It's awesome, and will set you up nicely in advance of an Easter feast.
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So if I asked, really, really nicely — would you be my new best friends?
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The berries get very soft and mix in nicely when cooked with the oatmeal.
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"The trends look pretty good," Tony Nicely, Geico's chief executive, told Reuters on Friday.
|
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It's basically an acoustic guitar that can sound like a nicely augmented electro-acoustic.
|
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For long-term fans, it picks up nicely where second album Nocturne left off.
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And yet, the win very nicely illustrates why Norway is such a curious place.
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It's not smacking you in the face but it's sitting nicely at the top.
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We had ourselves a ball, and got paid nicely while we were doing it.
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But in the case of the Galaxy line, it all comes together very nicely.
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The #ProRelforUSA crowd is a pain in the ass, and that's putting it nicely.
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The men and women assembling for a psychic tuneup are a nicely varied bunch.
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I thought it came out rather nicely, but it did look kind of dry.
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I already proved that I'm not a threat, and I talked to them nicely.
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The director Neil Berkeley nicely sketches his career with an emphasis on controversial comedy.
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Justice Gorsuch's writing, by contrast, is informal, full of lively idioms and nicely paced.
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As for the rest of the grid, I LUCKED OUT sums it up nicely.
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If you wanted to add meat, simple chicken or pork chops would go nicely.
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I wanted to design a bong that would fit nicely in a contemporary environment.
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As long as your relative asks you nicely, it's really like the golden rule.
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As long as your relative asks you nicely, it's really like the golden rule.
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And so, to me, the idea of a big breakfast sets the tone nicely.
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As I finally headed to my room I noticed that the lobby flowed nicely.
|
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"Mostly it's just another piece that fits in the puzzle very nicely," he said.
|
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"We got everything we wanted by asking nicely," Kiran said, dismissing the confession video.
|
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A generous croquette of goat cheese from Briar Rose Creamery nicely complemented the tomatoes.
|
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They do this in a way that fits nicely with Okta's approach to identity.
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If Mr. DiPietro's premise is nicely weird, his psychology and story rarely buck convention.
|
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They all create highly convincing interpretations of solipsists, while playing nicely with others. Clunk.
|
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That ought to go nicely with respiratory discomfort, fatigue, and accelerated snot production, no?
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Our roommate asked him nicely to leave, but finally had to yell at him.
|
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These proposals to fight climate change fit nicely into the portfolios of the contenders.
|
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It's similar to simple file-sharing services like WeTransfer, but integrated nicely within Dropbox.
|
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Alison Roman's eggs Benedict is a surefire winner, and a mimosa goes along nicely.
|
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Nicely done, and a very pleasant tug-of-war between puzzle maker and solver.
|
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And last-- and he has done a terrific job in connection with Tony Nicely.
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My personal favorite shade is Bedtime Flirt, which goes nicely with my pale complexion.
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Eventually I discovered that OIL PLATFORM fit nicely with WATER TOWER and GAS STATION.
|
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Nicely matching our forecasts, our Index delivered 213% returns over the last three years.
|
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The Wolf produced bagels with a nicely browned, crispy crust and a pillowy crumb.
|
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By contrast, the Persona acquisition fits in nicely with NHS's personalization strategy, says Behar.
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The crispy topping of bacon and panko also nicely contrasted the soft, creamy noodles.
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If few people get excited about the manifesto, that will suit the Conservatives nicely.
|
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I don't altogether agree with that, and Yogi, Guru, Predator complicates the proposition nicely.
|
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But it would compete well with the cost of a nicely equipped F-150.
|
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Clair Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad) from (gulp) The Cosby Show would have done nicely, too.
|
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It still looks modern and unique, and should fit in nicely with other components.
|
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"I have hedged against unexpected situations, which protected me nicely in 2009," he said.
|
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That was the time-tested strategy I employed today, and it worked quite nicely.
|
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In any case, Ellenberger rushed Perry to the fence and bloodied him up nicely.
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She accomplishes two of the three tasks I've outlined, and does so quite nicely.
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If memory serves correctly, I believe it was a nicely chilled bottle of Chardonnay.
|
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So, we both did, after I asked him nicely, and compared notes over email.
|
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Now he's offering Renee a spot in the bureau just because she asked nicely?
|
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They have very nicely-balanced sound, a built-in mic, and they aren't insanely expensive.
|
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The last piece of the #LarsenC breakup is nicely shown in high resolution in #Sentinel1.
|
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Brandon Woods claims that, except for some minor arguments, the two women got along nicely.
|
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As it turned out, his early career was nicely timed to address a great controversy.
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How convenient that what is acceptable dovetails so nicely with exactly what we're already receiving.
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"Trefoils: "This is a plain peanut butter cookie that pairs nicely with a hot drink.
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Cupcakes, birthday cakes, and even the occasional piece of pan dulce, if you ask nicely.
|
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President Putin called me up nicely to congratulate me on the win of the election.
|
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"He pulls it off nicely, not many people can pull that off," a commenter wrote.
|
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I asked nicely and did mention the feature on the record but he politely declined.
|
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This whole meal is odd, and I usually hate eggs, but it came together nicely.
|
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This fits rather nicely with what AppDynamics doing, and with Cisco's overall data-driven strategy.
|
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It's working out very nicely and we're going to have a very, very strict ban.
|
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"Treat your food baby nicely," she writes alongside her photo, which received over 20k likes.
|
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The show sits nicely alongside Syfy's other show about a crew onboard a spaceship, Killjoys.
|
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In the late 1800s, postcards of nicely dressed ladies eating bananas were distributed all over.
|
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Collider breaks it down nicely, reminding us that direwolves are not normal animals but magical.
|
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"Kaia ... noooooooooooo," wrote New York contributor Chris Black, which nicely sums up the collective response.
|
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Those fit nicely in the outside pocket of the laptop sleeve, along with backup batteries.
|
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What do wraps have against more marginalized vegetables, including peas, microgreens, and nicely dressed kale?
|
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" Turkey and Syria A quote from Mark Esper "'The ceasefire is holding up very nicely.
|
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The overstuffed kitchen sink approach nicely captures a decade of gruesome excess in horror cinema.
|
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Falling nicely into the 'it just works' Apple ethos, setting up Sidecar is incredibly simple.
|
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AND IT'S LINED VERY NICELY WITH THE STRATEGY THAT WE HAVE IN THE DATA CENTER.
|
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He kept the secret for a year, before presenting the nicely framed photograph to Manda.
|
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Both games offer cooperative gameplay, which should gel nicely with the Switch's Joy-Con controller.
|
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Check out this primer vid on the issue here that nicely breaks it all down.
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But there's some guy named Conor Lamb who speaks very nicely about -- you know why?
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"She was still going along nicely last week," McLaren told local newspaper The Weekly Times.
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Lipa would slide nicely into the Best New Artist, Best Collaboration, or Best Pop categories.
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"I think it will hold that line and bounce back nicely as well," he said.
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There's certainly weird and wonderful behavior, but, on the whole, they play very nicely together.
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But what if they asked Trump nicely to step down, and he didn't want to?
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Marilyn listened to the request and very nicely, she said, 'But I don't know him.
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The evidence is a bit circumstantial and certainly limited, but the pieces fit nicely together.
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Created by Nic Wilson, Landon Bloomer, and TJ Corbett, the project is actually nicely made.
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But if you've been looking for something different, the Robin definitely fits that description nicely.
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Taylor Lautner is settling into the Scream Queens set nicely, and Lea Michele has proof.
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She later said that she had not bargained harder because of expectations to act nicely.
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But that is not the behaviour expected of an economy that is humming along nicely.
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The battery is placed directly at the center of the mouse, balancing the weight nicely.
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The three in South Africa are doing nicely, producing enough energy to power 93,000 homes.
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It dovetails nicely with the manufacturing model 3D printing sees as its next step forward.
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I make this for lunch quite a bit because it's quick and heats up nicely.
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Ranku's product could fit nicely amongst Wiley's many tentacles that reach across the education space.
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The stage seems to be set rather nicely for the company to eventually go public.
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Apple shares have had a mediocre year, but rebounded nicely following an impressive earnings report.
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But to my surprise, Nu Evolution shadows in Eggplant and Pinot work out quite nicely.
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AI systems are tasked with ensuring that these networks all play nicely with one another.
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Still, I found it took a little effort to get them nested nicely and securely.
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The emerging field of artificial intelligence (AI) nicely complements innovations happening in the robotics arena.
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The Gear IconX fit seal in sound really nicely because of the in-ear design.
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The first and last songs on each side kind of bookend each other very nicely.
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It worked nicely, but typically I prefer melting off my makeup with an oil cleanser.
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Even in its early stages, it manages to scratch that farm game itch quiiiiiiiite nicely.
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" Tamblyn re-grammed the photo and added, "My daughter is growing her payos out nicely.
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" His comments confused some traders, as Trump also said a deal is "coming along nicely.
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As far as browsing the Recast, everything is nicely organized on your Fire TV interface.
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Essentially, it's a nicely decorated cupcake in a tube, and that's absolutely fine by us.
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And that works nicely with going through the frame to a different point in time.
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Fact is ... the surgery was performed three weeks ago and it's growing in pretty nicely.
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A slightly fruity pale ale, as long it's not totally overhopped, could go really nicely.
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The show has a workmanlike quality that aligns nicely with the rest of Cuse's work.
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However, if you look at iPhone outside of greater China, iPhone units grew very nicely.
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Part of the problem has been that Siri doesn't play nicely with many other services.
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And within five minutes on our autocross course, Dan is swinging around nicely, tires chirping.
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A new Chevy Silverado travels around as nicely as a Mercedes E-Class of old.
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Ryu Spaeth: Aegon Targaryen bending the knee to Dany would dovetail nicely with that theme.
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They have been around for years, have been growing nicely and are now incredible partners.
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"It was pure panic," said Brittany Nicely, 29, who was there with her two children.
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"It turned out very nicely," Nadler said, emerging from the meeting in the Capitol basement.
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This will help the new carving blend nicely with the Confederates who are on horseback.
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But they are certainly reasonable, as profits appear poised to rise nicely in coming quarters.
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You play really nicely with those in your sandbox, and with others not so much.
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D'Aquino nicely connects the imaginative life of the child with the professional artist she became.
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The startups were chugging along nicely when Xiaomi's ambitions had a sort of an epiphany.
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From our side we are really settled up set up very nicely here in China.
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This is a fun machine that is nicely buttoned down, but remember, it's a crossover.
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Rice flecked with black sesame seeds nicely encased eel with cucumber or tuna with avocado.
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Find out where you left your carYour Echo plays nicely with car monitoring platform Automatic.
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He said demand rebounded "quite nicely" in Houston and Florida, which were particularly hard hit.
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"We have the same morals and the same values, that all clicked nicely," Stamos said.
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For a year and a half, he had a hugely demanding yet nicely lucrative gig.
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Most do very nicely against foods rich with fat, and eggs do not derail them.
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It's doleful, but it's also plush — a Danger Mouse specialty that suits Mr. Kiwanuka nicely.
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"They're used to girls who can't pay," Jimmy, nicely played by Daniel Plimpton, tells her.
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Made from organic cotton, the Prana Sustainer Corduroy Pant is super-soft and nicely stretchy.
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What pairs really nicely with the learning log is another spreadsheet, called a Promotion Plan.
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This is where it shines thanks to its wider brim that nicely shades your face.
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Given its size and unique design, it complements larger, more traditional holiday decor quite nicely.
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I'm sure Kat will fill you in on that convo if you ask her nicely.
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Notice the nicely colored salt and pepper color to match the scruffy and rugged beard.
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It is very nicely written and I'm impressed with the amount of information you included.
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Currently, the world economy is growing nicely; hence, the oil price increases of recent months.
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If you want a revenge narrative for Joachim Löw's side, this is set up nicely.
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These simple, lovely jewels paired nicely with the bride's Dan Jones dress from LOHO bride.
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It sticks out because it's placed very nicely and you can be surprised by it.
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Furtado actually sums it up quite nicely in one of the album's spoken word interludes.
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If you primarily work in your workshop, a corded drill will fit your needs nicely.
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"It appeals to people like me, in terms of it photographing very nicely," he said.
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Real wages have yet to catch up, but in general things are humming along nicely.
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" On Thursday, he praised an OAN reporter and her network for treating him "very nicely.
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They were large enough to walk in, cool in the summer and surprisingly nicely finished.
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No, you got to have Trump walk into that meeting folks, we'll do very nicely.
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"I have been working nicely with GM to get this done," he wrote on Twitter.
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They ask nicely, they favor "could you" over "can you," and overall they're pretty polite.
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But she and her husband wanted something that would pair nicely with their daughter's name.
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Julia Azari nicely summarized the challenges faced by Democrats in a recent piece at FiveThirtyEight.
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Harmony is played by Michelle Monaghan, who holds her own nicely in fairly intense company.
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Also, I love cooking so the house will have to have a nicely sized kitchen.
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The two paintings on display paired nicely across from Coady Brown's work from 1969 Gallery.
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As with many of my early attempts, it was, to put it nicely, hot garbage.
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The person on the phone very nicely explained that I already had port validation enabled.
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His new Broadway musical, "Escape to Margaritaville," was coming along nicely, but something was off.
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Let me give you two or three examples, which I think illustrate this very nicely.
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I think that would go nicely with a skirt steak and a tangle of herbs.
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But this is a bathtub that is already pretty full, and the water's rising nicely.
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Please note that I rerolled the scroll very nicely, and it is now properly installed.
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The serving size was a bit small, but it mixed well and was nicely sweet.
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The Suit: No-frills NASA numbers, which fit nicely and give both imposingly broad shoulders.
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A monitor with a less sophisticated twisted pneumatic (TN) panel can perform nearly as nicely.
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This mixtape sums up the Los Angeles rapper nicely while stretching his aesthetic somewhat thin.
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This sexy song will slide nicely into your makeout playlist, or your chill out playlist.
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The new Echo slots pretty nicely between the Dot and Studio, Amazon's new HomePod competitor.
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The mic is quite directional but retracts and adjusts nicely, lighting up red when muted.
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Invest in a fitness tracker that's not an eyesore and fits nicely on your wrist.
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Meanwhile, on Macron's other side, Melania seems to have solved the Macron hand challenge nicely.
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Broadsheet tends to work better for long stories because it marries pictures and texts nicely.
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" In the car afterward, my mother told me she said I was "growing up nicely.
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Perhaps Google will release a specialized version of Android to play nicely with these features.
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A lot of areas weren't arranged as nicely as they had been at TJ Maxx.
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The white free-standing bathtub contrasted nicely with the steel gray tiled floor and walls.
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"We are using providers from Europe and ... Korea and it's working very nicely," Vestberg said.
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Other stocks that hold up nicely during a volatility surge include Johnson & Johnson and McDonald's.
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"There's a high demand for newer amenitized, nicely furnished housing near campus," Mr. Smith said.
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It says, nicely: Why do you think you have the right to ask me this?
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The Leica lens is nicely built with a f-stop range from 1.7 to 1003.
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But that storyline dovetails nicely with Ben and Miranda (Chandra Wilson), who lose their baby.
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If you're not a meat eater, one of these vegetable-laden lasagnas will do nicely.
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I also found that the FreeBuds 3 were comfortable and fit nicely in my ears.
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That finding fits nicely with the estimated ages of the oldest archaeological sites in Australia.
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The app (iOS and Android), by the way is nicely designed and easy to navigate.
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I think we're going to do very nicely in the Senate and pick up seats.
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This comes in nicely just before or during the sixth round of negotiations on NAFTA.
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Very little glue, although I wasn't crazy about REVIVER or ESCORTEE, but very nicely done.
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"I do appreciate a nicely crafted thank-you note, but this is ridiculous," she said.
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Dinner service flows nicely — having someone from your team there makes life so much easier.
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This meshes nicely with Metaferia's ongoing practice, which combines performance, drawing, writing, collage, and video.
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A big tax cut or a shot of deficit spending will do the job nicely.
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Hagrid, for instance, appears in the game's tutorial in a moment that nicely calls back nicely to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, in which Hagrid is the first magical being our hero meets prior to arriving at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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There's a standard way to create these cell-free processes (described quite nicely in The Economist).
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But the US economy is chugging along nicely, as the 3.2% first quarter GDP growth proved.
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"Um... let's try this one," he said nicely as he scrounged for the next size up.
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Add bread cubes and 1 teaspoon salt; cook, tossing often, until nicely browned, about 10 minutes.
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"I feel good about where we are and things are coming together very nicely," McHenry said.
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He also nicely blends his own turn of phrase ("our kid") with grime's London-centric parlance.
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But the town fits nicely into the continuum of black music that follows along I-94.
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The poster's gesture to CNN as being the "Clinton News Network" sums up the attitude nicely.
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"One thing I notice is how real you keep it," Colton tells Katie, being nicely specific.
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So while he'll fit nicely into his future owner's arms now, that may not last forever.
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Amidst the protests, Trump told reporters that the ban was "working out nicely," the BBC reports.
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It may get done really nicely and really intelligently, or it may not get done intelligently.
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They both had great days and end up playing really nicely together, which is so nice.
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Teleprompter Trump reads his remarks as written, avoids ad hominem attacks and plays nicely with others.
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That dovetails nicely with my next question: Is it ever appropriate to out-asshole an asshole?
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We believe that the new iPhones are boosting ASPs nicely, but unit growth is still lacking.
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"I believe I would get along very nicely with [Russian President Vladimir] Putin," Trump told her.
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Nevertheless, former President Barack Obama is unwinding nicely from the most important job in the world.
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After this loss to McGregor, he rebounded nicely with a second-round TKO of Will Chope.
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On the walk home, I second-guess myself — should I have turned him down more nicely?
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If that doesn't nicely sum up this lovely imprint then, well, I don't know what does!
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Probably would've fit in nicely if they'd shipped me off early to some kind military school.
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There was something strong about it, and it tied in nicely with the red TIME border.
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PDFs display nicely, and the grid pattern on the screen isn't noticeable for the most part.
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That fits nicely with another priority of which Japanese firms often talk: becoming more global-minded.
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The spacetime foam proposal fits nicely with the intrinsic uncertainty and indeterminism of the quantum world.
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So, [if] it can break out above that line, ... it should be able to move nicely.
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"While demand from some hyperscale customers bounced back nicely, others paused or cut back," Kress said.
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She nicely captures some of the idiosyncrasies of American life as seen through a newcomer's eyes.
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If you're left wondering, MacLean apologized to the recruiter, and the recruiter handled it quite nicely.
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World number one Koepka said his game was peaking nicely in a sobering warning to rivals.
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But it does set me up nicely for books like Moranifesto, my current slow-burn obsession.
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Its systems are nicely physical, but not too tiring, and checkpoints make death a minor setback.
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The bag stands up nicely on its own, but it doesn't fully open when laying flat.
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But it dovetails nicely with the deeply weird, often squicky relationship between the gods and humans.
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The headphones are balanced nicely with a preference to sounds in the middle of the range.
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It is firm, you dont really sink into it, it just forms nicely to your body.
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The abstract of their study, which now appears in Ornithological Science, sums it up quite nicely.
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Or, take it to an Apple Store, and ask them nicely not to laugh at you.
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The tech is compatible with Qi, so it will play nicely with third-party charging pads.
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If that was the case, they seem to have smoothed everything out quite nicely since then.
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At least the subway man's werepup was nicely dressed and lived in an expensive Nike bag?
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That's basically what Leonardo DiCaprio did in The Revenant and it worked out nicely for him.
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Take the way the camera pans over Golding's naked chest, revealing his very nicely defined abs.
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How to wrap your head around being raped by someone who seems to treat you nicely.
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Whether or not that plot line pans out, this new gig suits the actor quite nicely.
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Van Bavel and his colleague Y. Jenny Xiao illustrated this concept nicely in a 2012 paper.
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"When there's free food around, we suddenly don't want our nicely packed lunches anymore," she said.
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And you got lean, to put it nicely — depleted was the word — and now it's changing.
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"The goal is to have it fit nicely with the homes on the road," Culver said.
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Sandler makes a great addition to the country music vibe, occasionally harmonising nicely with Cyrus' voice.
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Premier falls in line nicely with what appears to be a growing strategy targeting corporate travel.
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The $49.95 RelaxedLeather holds two cards and covers the front and back of the phone nicely.
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The G403 just fits any hand nicely, and the 6 buttons are relatively easy to program.
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"The lobster was in a cooler and 'cooperated quite nicely with the screening process,'" said McCarthy.
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While Zetsche's comments suggest the company's project is progressing nicely, all may not be going swimmingly.
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Pan-fry the sausages until they are nicely browned and cooked through, 7 to 8 minutes.
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Picks the girl up, carries her gently and nicely, obviously being careful and nice with her.
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However, that trajectory is still one pointed nicely upwards and it remains through higher margin segments.
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It's great in the way of already-possible things have been packaged together cleanly and nicely.
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Storm doors are then attached to the bed, one with a nicely spray-painted blue screen.
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Alexa Amazon's team responsible for Echo and Alexa would likely not take Hodjat's claims too nicely.
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There's a prickly tension to the pairing that gives the whole film a nicely knotty propulsion.
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"You guys cleaned up very nicely," the lawyer said, and her assistant confirmed this by nodding.
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The tactile interface should pair nicely with Apple's already-pretty-great-but-touchscreen-constrained accessibility features.
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There are these little moments of downtime, and the game really fits in nicely into those.
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Flip the steaks and cook until the other sides are nicely browned, 4 to 5 minutes.
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Once added to a mixer, the substitute will round off your tipple nicely without tasting boozy.
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The gradient blue background isn't as nicely done as on some of Huawei's phones, for example.
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It looks like Disney's live-action remake of The Lion King is coming together rather nicely.
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Both companies have-- the shares in both-- benefitting nicely from the announcement, with GE up 15%.
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Eventually, Moia sees this as fitting in nicely with VW's broader autonomous driving ambitions, Harms noted.
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It hasn't been a good week for Speaker of House Paul Ryan, to put it nicely.
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But when Mars and Pluto get stressed out, the atmosphere is stormy, to put it nicely.
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American stocks are up nicely year to date — the has gained nearly 2500 percent in 2500.
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So the new video for "Easy," a shamelessly catchy standout from the record, fits in nicely.
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The hot dish features steel oats, quinoa, and chia all blended together nicely with coconut milk.
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Easy, indulgent, and customizable, it also pairs nicely with the kind of bowl that you smoke.
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And yes, it pairs quite nicely with the new 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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While Lesnar was a UFC champion, things worked out quite nicely for him to get there.
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It was extremely heavy to hold because it was all metal but it moved really nicely.
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All of this meshes nicely (from advertisers' point of view) with Snapchat's redesign a week ago.
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The salsa is a thick, curry-like reduction that perks up the whole plate quite nicely.
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The projects being developed in the Ignition Lab dovetail rather nicely with Dublin's "smart" city campaign.
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Because he wants to slap a pair of nicely priced dungarees on you via the Internet.
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Fat gets even better when nicely and thoroughly intermixed with water — this is called an emulsion.
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The Moto G just needs to be durable and I think it achieves that goal nicely.
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Pundit John Oliver, although humorously panning both Johnson and Stein, did sum up their records nicely.
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That out of the way, the rest of the 226 is nicely shaped and attractively proportioned.
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Nicely detailed and competitive in class, a Malibu's cabin will not be confused with an Audi's.
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" Or: "Now, we can keep things going and we're going to keep things going very nicely.
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"A little bit scrappy but grinding out quite nicely," Willett told the European PGA Tour website.
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It's not that the 6 lacks bezels; they just happen to be minimal and nicely designed.
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J. Crew offers nicely tailored dress pants in three inseam options and a range of colors.
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This one smells good, foams up nicely, and leaves my hair feeling both clean and hydrated.
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The 2019 Lariat SuperCrew four-wheel-drive Ranger was nicely equipped and stickered at almost $45,000.
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The "Hamilton" producers do very nicely on the musical, with net profits of $22007,000 a week.
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But the motor has some punch for a no-turbo four, with nicely linear power application.
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Then she pushed his hand away, but nicely, gently, because she didn't want to offend him.
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Aniston's role nicely suits her, although the pageant portion of the proceedings drags on too long.
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The blue on the lower half of the frame and fork nicely complements the black paint.
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But it also dovetails nicely with running, in which performance is entirely up to the athlete.
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Pros: Cold-weather friendly, nicely tailored, great priceCons: Some customers felt the fly was too short
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Feeling quite spry; the wound is healing nicely, and I'm no longer wobbly on my feet.
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Classics like eggplant parmigiana and linguine with freshly shucked clams were deftly prepared and nicely balanced.
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The diamonds look nicely arranged and against the rose gold creates a lavish, yet feminine look.
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It was very unfair to the judge, and now I can very nicely say Justice Kavanaugh.
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Bigger challenges facing developed economies are also nicely filtered through Krueger's analysis of the music business.
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His frame looks like it will fill out nicely; right now, he's a skinny 190 pounds.
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Aldridge is at the final stage of his prime, and his game will likely age nicely.
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Apttus plays in the Quote-to-Cash space that works nicely with Salesforce's core CRM product.
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President Putin called me up very nicely to congratulations me on the win of the election.
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"I've been informed Vienna has a fast and flat course, nicely protected by trees," Kipchoge said.
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Airlines won't be immediately inclined to give you a pass, however, so Skyskanner recommends asking nicely.
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Freshly filled, shatteringly crisp cannoli and a cup of good coffee will end your meal nicely.
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"It's working out very nicely," he said on the weekend when it was put into force.
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France is breaking things up nicely but can't seem to get out of its own half.
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The herb contrasts nicely with both butter and fish, and the subtle combination is quite wonderful.
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We can't just enjoy a nicely proportioned home with snazzy decorations — we have to produce Versailles.
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"I feel like you can really construct the point nicely," Federer said of the current conditions.
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Before answering, it's worth noting that the theory nicely explained what happened on the Democratic side.
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The machine we use to create new people is humming away nicely, if a little slowly.
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It stretches nicely and feeds a lot of people, and is festive as the season demands.
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We're paraphrasing the article there, of course, but we think that sums it up quite nicely.
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A white rémoulade muffles some of the sausage's sting; crispy onions splinter nicely under the teeth.
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He controlled it nicely with his first touch, then used his second to slam it home.
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Nicely suggests borrowing a technique used in OCD therapy called exposure and response prevention, or ERP.
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The jazzy elements were nicely complemented by the stylish performance of Weill's "Little Threepenny Music" suite.
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Similarly, although the trackpad is weirdly wide, it tracks nicely and feels smooth under my fingers.
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Denver and Minneapolis are also doing quite nicely, so I'll add them to the same list.
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One company donated 2,000 boxes of pasta, which goes nicely with the garden's bounty of tomatoes.
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Whole grain crackers also make for a healthy snack option and go nicely with some cheese.
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So this was all new to me and very exciting to be looked after so nicely.
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One of his current players calls Guardiola a "fanatic," a description that fits Mourinho nicely, too.
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That opened up the game nicely, to flowing attacks and, perhaps soon, a fourth Madrid goal.
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The light from the ceiling is very nicely diffused but I never had a show there.
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The hotel's emphasis on the natural world carried over nicely into the details of the room.
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Alison Roman likes them nicely crisped, without the sogginess that comes from tomato sauce or gravy.
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This serial generational expropriation is all nicely organized and kept out of sight by Uncle Sam.
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"It's actually chicken no-noodle soup," the woman at the counter answered, as nicely as possible.
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"We have been really treated very, very nicely by the governor and everyone else," he said.
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We each have carbonara pasta and a huge pot of tea that hits the spot nicely!
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But if their clothes or dirty dishes litter public areas, ask them nicely to tidy up.
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Three minutes might not work each time, but overall, the AVENT works fast and heats nicely.
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AND THE U.S., OFCOURSE, IS GROWING NICELY ITS NOT 294% BUT ILL TAKE 2400% OR 215%.
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Seats, using a unique suspension design similar to an Aeron office chair, mold nicely to passengers.
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Shoes are Italian-made, and core pieces like jackets, pants, and silk basics are nicely tailored.
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It would go nicely with a mound of basmati rice, and my recipe for coconut kale.
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Apple's average selling prices held up nicely over the holidays — hitting $260, compared to $262 expected.
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But investors held their nerve, and markets have rebounded nicely in the first week of November.
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"The discovery of 'Oumuamua, and the evidenceof it being cometary, nicely supports these models," said Micheli.
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Stocks had been rising nicely for five years, gaining about 217 percent a year with dividends.
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Light and flaky with a nicely charred skin, the fish went perfectly with the grilled veggies.
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These things happen in life and thankfully he was strapped in nicely to his car seat.
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Instead of saying: You're not playing nicely on this slide so you're going to time out.
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"It's working out very nicely," Mr. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office the next day.
|
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Bringing back Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway as presenters nicely added closure to that farcical finale.
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Their numbers are just too great and they've settled in quite nicely, like it or not.
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Pure's "plant-based protein starters" crumbled nicely during browning but remained a disconcerting shade of red.
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But Perino's dish, a giant crock pot of queso, was, well, how to put this nicely?
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The most the administration can do is ask insurers nicely and repeatedly to stick with Healthcare.gov.
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This fits in nicely with the league's habit of withholding information from fans whenever it can.
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That should just fit in there nicely as a good kind of thing along the way.
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At the same time, though, Netanyahu wants to make the Trump administration feel he's playing nicely.
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The mouse itself is comfortable to use, nestling nicely in the hand like a solid, smooth stone.
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A conservation program has re-introduced these horses to the Eurasian steppes, and are rebounding quite nicely.
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You remain loyal to your friends even when they don't treat you as nicely as they should.
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Cassandra's death has a nicely wrapped bow on it that's maybe a little too neat at times.
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Runaways is not a brilliant show, but it fits nicely into the television landscape of superhero shows.
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Sometimes if you ask nicely, you can get rebooked on an alternate airline at no extra fee.
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The grille design houses speakers on the face of the phone and actually nicely fits Razer's aesthetic.
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The data also show that earnings growth forecasts for the first two quarters are holding up nicely.
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Some churches, like St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican or Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, straddle the line nicely.
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Each of those are single servings that go along with your oatmeal or brown rice bread nicely.
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There are also images of the women, nicely nestled in their golden years, embracing on red carpets.
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In the meantime, though, a bit of revenge, and a quick glimpse at what's coming, does nicely.
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Fiat Chrysler's CEO wants to retire in 2019 with the carmaker nicely profitable and flush with cash.
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There's a slight slimy texture to it, but it rolls on nicely and leaves little residue behind.
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The mirror was initially designed for use in espionage, but would work nicely in a space telescope.
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But the White House's decision to pull out of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement suited them nicely.
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Urbanears is a headphone company primarily known for making nicely designed, decent quality headphones at affordable prices.
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And since fat and water don't mix, the melted cheese topping then sits nicely above the puree.
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They both felt that the concealer blended nicely with a smooth finish, but the coverage is lacking.
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That effort has quickly become a case study in the difficulties of getting competitors to play nicely.
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Actress Mary Steenburgen named her daughter Lilly after Tomlin after seeing her in Appearing Nicely in 1977.
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It looks like it'll fit nicely alongside all the other John Green books already on your shelf.
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Their nicely curved exterior design means they have no aberrant shapes sticking out to catch on things.
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Sir Ivan Rogers, Britain's permanent representative to the European Union since November 2013, fits the bill nicely.
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Though his Malcolm tracks nicely with the one in "Macbeth," Banko doesn't really line up with Banquo.
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And the constellation's completion is nicely timed, as the world is making ADS-B the gold standard.
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The tent folds up so nicely, sits so unobtrusively in the top left corner of the trunk.
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It goes up nicely over time, and I tell ya that's not a bad thing to say.
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