When she hesitates about the $600 monthly rent (no, really), the real-estate agent, Ava Gardner (no, really), immediately knocks it down to $400.
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No, really; it will actually depress you to watch it.
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They've practically existed since the beginning of time (no, really).
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There is no really good way out of this mess.
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No, really: • 12D: Have you ever looked for yourself online?
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"No really, I think he enjoyed it," Trump said. Sen.
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"No, really, what are you afraid of?" he said, carefully.
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No really, this episode took a turn for the macabre.
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KS: No, no, really you would, your business would plummet.
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No really — stick with me (even if you hate sports).
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No really, the show's star Peter Weber is a pilot.
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His father was a professional British alpine skier No, really.
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No really, that is as big as the photo can get.
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No, really, you're spending, like, seven hours a week on there.
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No really, he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters.
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No really, teach the other men a thing or two, please!
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No, really — people are having stress dreams about losing their AirPods.
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No, really – don't dwell on the whole "passage of two decades" thing.
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"And there are no really good roller coasters," sighed the other one.
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No, really, it's an insane deal, and it only lasts two weeks.
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I wish I could've seen every bad movie this year—no, really!
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Oh no, really big political news, perhaps the biggest story in years!
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No really, she curled up into a little ball and cried of jubilation.
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No, really, Eno asked me to do some stuff for a charity thing.
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No, really; click through to that thread, if you haven't already seen it.
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Matt Damon's getting lit on the set of his latest movie ... no, really.
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No. Really what we're doing is helping the author write a better book.
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And it really — no, really — leaves skin feeling softer and more moisturized after cleansing.
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He says, there's no prediction of the future, there's no really subconscious protective circuitry.
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No really, hold my iPhone, because I'm about to pee all over these potatoes.
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Chrissy Teigen might just have the most adventurous palate of all time — no, really.
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Since there's still no really cold air close by, it's all a bit relative.
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At times, it becomes almost surreally funny—no, really, this entire film is just going
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No, really, intelligence analysts aren't so different from wild animals, and that's actually the point.
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As long as you're giving the directors what they want, there's no really wrong answer.
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No, really, look at it because you'll probably never see one above ground like this again.
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Yet, herein lies the problem: There's no really effective way to control a rogue hippo population.
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The baffling internet debate about whether no really means no rages on today, for some reason.
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The old school attitude of compliance being Doctor No really doesn't translate well to this industry.
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A woman cut off her husband's penis and threw it out a car window No, really.
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No, really, this the strategy that Toyota has embraced for its new Prius Impossible Girls campaign.
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But you can do all of that without 5G, so there's no really "must have" solution.
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No, really: The penalty for such illicit memes could be the cancellation of your test score.
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No, really: Socks are a hot topic here, and we've collectively tried dozens of different brands.
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You don't need rooftop margaritas, Netflix accounts (no, really), or trips to Milos … but fun is important.
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And what, if anything, does it have to do with Samsung's MagBee (magnetic beetle — no, really!) trademark?
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No, really, I warn friends, take the directions, because there's no chance you'll have cell service here.
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There's no really great solutions and hence millionaires are as concerned about retirement healthcare as everyone else.
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Limbaugh also brought up the deliberately flippant chapter title, "Hugging the Gays — No, Really," from my book.
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No really, nothing is worse than ordering something, constantly tracking it, and then missing the damn thing.
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No, really, chamomile tea has way more soothing power than seasoned heroin users are willing to consider.
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We headed to the lobby bar, and Dwyer promised that we were the best ever—no, really.
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Some are shocking (no really, they may be messing with your caffeine levels on purpose); some are sweet.
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No, really, she's pretty good at seeing into the future, especially since she's already correctly predicted her own.
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If you don't like NASA's patient approach, you're welcome to mount your own mission to space — no, really.
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I am always trying to break the rules with everything because no really new strong creation ever didn't.
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Fetty Wap actually has a favorite stripper ... no really, and that lucky dancer got showered for her birthday.
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This is a general concern, so we're making sure that the app reminds you that 'no' really means 'no.
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There were problems, but no really big problems—and in our history, we've always had these huge fucking problems.
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And then there will be another moment, when the student will say, 'No, really, the Native students like me.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders just thanked President Donald Trump for a remark he made about health care — no, really.
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No really, including a note as to why we should connect makes it so much easier to say yes.
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" Later, Charo would tell me about herself, "When someone tells me 'No,' really, they are doing me a favor.
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It took us about a year to get it exactly how we wanted it but no really big changes.
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Jesse is an appealing innocent, but after her encounter with the film's title object (no, really), she changes, hardens.
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"I'm very disappointed that no really meaningful or major step to prevent gun violence prevention is included," said Sen.
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No really — this is the lowest we've ever spotted the multi-directional sound producing speaker including during Prime Day.
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No, really: My source said that ... [Disney wants] to keep DC in the limbo that they're in right now.
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" He then pirouetted into a faux-conciliatory smile: "No, really, whenever someone asks me that, that's what I say.
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" Creamy blushes and highlighters give skin that "No, really, I'm just this luminous" look, rather than "I'm wearing highlighter.
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"Unfortunately, there's no really good answer," says Nneka Leiba, director of the Environmental Working Group's healthy living science team.
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With this surprisingly simple look (no, really — it's easy) you can make any old day a little bit more fun.
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On YouTube comments a "copypasta" chain letter still does the rounds promising a free iPad under your pillow (no, really).
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Yes. No. Really it is to be determined later — on Saturday, hopefully, when he races for only the second time.
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That's the technical term (no really) that Google itself uses to describe the behavior of the System UI on this beta.
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Some of this history has been captured at the Dutra Museum of Dredging (no, really) in Rio Vista in the Delta.
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No, really—the head author, Paul Dawson, said that this still puts people at relatively low risk for getting sick. Amazing.
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Scores of runners gathered in the drizzle outside a cow shed (no, really) to pick up their hand-written racing numbers.
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Reboots and prequels dominate the day, from Ridley Scott's Prometheus and Alien: Covenant to a reported live-action Jetsons series (no, really).
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No, really: for top incomes, Mr. Obama has effectively rolled back not just the Bush tax cuts but Ronald Reagan's as well.
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The early rounds of the contest were in progress, but there was no really good place from which to watch the surfing.
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In a time when people are panicking an hoarding everything for no really good reason, these people are willingly giving it away.
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No really, it's not your imagination — pollen season is getting worse every year, and air purifiers are now an essential home appliance.
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When I open up an app, I have no really good way of knowing, is this thing sending it encrypted or not?
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Having to tell friends "No, really, I'm okay" when they offer to set you up with literally anyone mere weeks after your split.
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Paul is more than just a go-getter, hustling out content: he's the human embodiment of a fidget spinner (no really, he is).
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No, really—these tiny fish, with their infinitesimal brains, are somehow more discerning with their mates than us, and we literally invented rockets.
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On April 1st (no, really), state lawmakers agreed to implement congestion-pricing, making New York the first big American city to do so.
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And so, it's worth recognizing the noble work (no, really) of the brands creating viable options for women larger than a DD cup.
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"I have the direct number to White House, but I no really want to call him there because Melania is there," she said.
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"I have the direct number to White House, but I no really want to call him there because Melania is there," Trump said.
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No, really -- give it up: Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams didn't just blur the lines, they crossed them, a California jury ruled last year.
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Tuesday's primaries are likely the last opportunity Republicans have to stop Trump (no, really this time) before he locks down the nomination for good.
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No, really: Lovato took it way back, before Disney Channel, even, and reminded everyone that the two multi-hyphenate talents met on Barney & Friends.
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Some of them have even been enlisted by the GNA to help with security in Tripoli; there is no really effective national police force.
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Leonides won his 12th event in 152 B.C. At 31, Phelps said he finally — no, really this time — had swum his last Olympic race.
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Fortunately, there were no really crazy experiences—though many call me crazy for sleeping in my car night after night in Walmart parking lots.
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No, really: To that end, Mercedes-Benz likens this — seriously — to how the Na'vi physically connect with their banshees in the 2009 movie Avatar.
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No, really look: Gorgeous entries that cross each other, and then two beautiful 13s stretching across the grid in fairly close proximity to each other.
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No, really, it's super common to try and pick up a sprig of parsley and instead summon a deadly carousel made of light and sound.
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A decade earlier, tennis journeyman Martin Rodriguez was busted for having excess levels of—no, really—caffeine in his urine during a tournament in Switzerland.
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So there was no really sort of going off track in that way; it's always been this is the game that we've always envisioned creating.
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No, really — the entire video for the Fearless track is made up of home videos in a super sweet nod to the pop star's mother.
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Related Stories: #FreeMelania Is Liberal Alternative Truth A Pro-Life Democrat Explains What The Means, ExactlyHow To Stay Calm At Work During ANY Crisis (No, Really)
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Lighter than your typical lightweight moisturizer (no, really), these gel-like formulas feel like nothing going on, but leave even dry skin types shockingly well-hydrated.
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No, really, Ryan Gosling may have been the one standing in the way of Krasinski's inevitable stardom after his iconic role as Jim on The Office.
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KS: You will be my ... LG: No, really, every single thing I saw at CES last week, for the most part, was connected in some way.
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No, really: In light or dark settings, or shooting close or far away subjects, the iPhone 11 Pro excels no matter what you throw at it.
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His fall 2018 collection was a celebration of everything he's done — no, really — from oversized to slim, to ball gowns to slip dresses, pantsuits, and even menswear.
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No, Really During a promotional appearance for the London Olympics, the former journalist became stuck on a zip-line and was left dangling as onlookers snapped photos.
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GOOGLE WANTS YOU TO PUT DOWN YOUR PHONE (NO, REALLY) The Department of Defense has said that its workforce is overwhelmed by incoming data, particularly video imagery.
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B wants to launch satellites into space to prove that the Earth is flat (no, really), so of course he's launched a GoFundMe campaign to do it.
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And there simply is no really fantastic map for Democrats coming down the line, because the Senate's longstanding small-state skew has become a sharp partisan skew.
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No, really, at this point, USC and Georgetown and Chapel Hill, they all took a huge risk that they didn't have any data to support the decision.
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Named, presumably, after science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov, this song of two halves could well come in during your first, no-really-you-can't-skip-it space battle.
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No, really, they never do this — the only other time you might see a discount on Kindle Unlimited is during the holidays, and that's not even a given.
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No, really, hear me out here: you're probably having a shitty day, because it's another Tuesday in America and we all know how well things are going here.
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No, really: On December 31, New Year's Eve, the world's timekeepers will add in a "leap second" to keep all our clocks in sync with the Earth's rotation.
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Over the past year we've published really quite high-profile papers relating to a number of main research programs, so there's no really one thing that stands out.
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The central conflict between Jack Frost and a robot army (no, really) doesn't really work, and the whole "here's a crazy mythology about how winter happens" feels especially superfluous.
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Céline Dion loves—no, really loves—all things fashion, which we've seen with her recent style renaissance-meets-reinvention (we've collected over 37 pictures that prove it right here).
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No, really — according to Hollywood lore, Leo kicked for the first time in his pregnant mother's belly when she was looking at a Leonardo da Vinci painting in Italy.
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The Congressional Budget Office released its highly anticipated (no, really) report on the Republicans' plan to replace Obamacare, and the estimates didn't go well for them — or poor Americans.
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When I could get no really substantive on-the-record statements from the tech leaders, I pinged investor Chris Sacca, because I knew he would not let me down.
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No, really: Julianne "Jules" Wainstein, not realizing the criss-crossing lines of conflict, had invited all the women to brunch at her Hamptons home the morning after Frankel's party.
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No, really: In a world of more than 8,000 shows streaming across platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO, beauty is playing a bigger part than ever — especially this summer.
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Raul Feliz, an economist at the CIDE think tank in Mexico City said markets could take heart from the fact that "there's no really crazy stuff" in the budget.
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It's time to pay your debts (no, really, this eclipse will ask you to deal with debts, taxes, and other tricky financial things, like shared resources) and move on.
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And check it - if you post your epic success (or your missing-with-style fail) and challenge your friends, you could win some awesome prizes (no, really, they're pretty cool!).
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No, really: In director Elizabeth Banks' upcoming take on the elite all-women crime-fighting team, the camera-shy millionaire doling out missions has become — by conservative estimate — a gazillionaire.
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With its collection of zines placed in the book (no, really), family photos, sketches, hard-to-find posters, and other riveting features, this book is easy to get lost in.
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Then he laughed again, and his dimples ... and I was like, "No, really, has anyone ever told you ..." My friend Isaac, in the background, was finally like, Luz, it's him!
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So King Heinrich and Chef Robuchon (no, really) trained an elite squad of culinary soldiers to protect the populace from these dangerous creatures and turn these menaces into incredible delicacies.
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"I have the direct number to White House, but I no really want to call him there because Melania is there," Ivana Trump told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Monday.
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Commence cursing at the puzzle (no really, it helps, and the louder the better), because you have already spent far too much time on it with very little filled in.
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According to the most recent statistics from Pornhub—no, really—the average viewer in the United States spends 10 minutes and 37 seconds watching videos on the site per session.
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No. Did Anderson Cooper ask her whom she'd been supporting in the election, so that she had to politely remind him that no, really, she was running in it, too?
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So you can in good faith tell Aunt Helen that no, really, you did love her present, since it added up to $40 worth of Sephora store credit in the end.
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With supporting performances by Chris Evans, Brie Larson, Aubrey Plaza, Anna Kendrick, Jason Schwartzman, Ellen Wong, Mae Whitman — yeah, this movie has everyone — and Bill Hader (no, really), Scott Pilgrim vs.
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My point to my Democratic friends (no, really: I have a few) is that those subjects have to be first-and-foremost, not secondary points after lengthy declamations about Trump's awfulness.
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His voice would take on a tone of deep assurance as he said things like, "No, really, I'm not pulling your leg," but his stories were sometimes on the fishy side.
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Ah yes, Ellie Goulding, a person whose songs sound like they were recorded by someone doing the sixth form talent show because their friends said "no really, you're actually so good" once.
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No, really: You literally asked for it in the comments of this post from last weekend — a roundup of the most wondrous, female-centered oral sex scenes in the (non-porn) movies.
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It is Trump establishing that no, really, there is a connection between what he talks about to a crowd of thousands and what he does with real individuals in front of him.
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" There's no really good, three-letter answer for any given Channel 2, so we need to think outside the box (or outside the television, as it were.) Think about the word "Channel.
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But one person is expectedly but inconveniently missing: Nan Pierce, with whom Logan wants to sign the deal he just orchestrated as soon as possible, like, no really, now, just do it.
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There's no really delicate way to say this, so I'm just going to do it: The vast majority of people have no idea what they're talking about when they talk about drone law.
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Saving season: In. No, really: Retailers will let us do our Halloween-ing in peace, but the second November hits, they're plunging us into that holiday shopping mindset whether we're prepared or not.
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So even if it seems like the end of the world, especially in Louisiana, it's reassuring to see someone jumping into disgusting brown water full of snakes (no really) to save two lives.
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"There's no really good evidence that they cooperate on nuclear issues," said Dr. Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey in California.
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In our latest installment of "No, really, Zuck is honest-to-god not running for political office," we find Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg taking a ride around South Bend, Indiana, with Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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I feel sorry for whomever is caught stealing your ideas at the office, or reposting your beautiful photography (no, really, you Pisces people are amazing photographers; it's an astrological fact) on Instagram without crediting you.
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No, unfortunately, there's no really foolproof way to predict recessions, but there's an elevated concern today because there is something that has tended to happen historically before a recession and it's kind of happening now.
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I'm going back to the Star Wars trailer and the new Kendrick Lamar album... which, believe it or not, kind of work when you play them at the same time — no, really, give it a shot!
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Look, I have friends (no, really!) But I got my copy of Miitopia—Nintendo's new, Mii-centric RPG alongside a brand new Nintendo 2DS, so, playing it, the new system was entirely devoid of any Miis.
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She opens up over and over about heartbreak, neurotic breakdowns, and a week when she had to escape to the woods and watch a shaman kiss her own breasts in order to stop crying (no, really).
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No, really: In four studies by researchers at Harvard and Carnegie Mellon, it was found that both men and women are more likely to penalize female employees who initiate pay raise negotiations than their male counterparts.
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"There is no really pan-European player in the way Integralis was in the pure-play security provider market, along with two or three other worthy competitors at that time," Church told Reuters in a phone interview.
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It would have included many of the fan favourite characters from the game, including vampire slayer Trevor Belmont, defiant son-of-Dracula Alucard, helpful witch Sypha Belnades, and no-really-that's-his-name pirate captain Grant Danasty.
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No, really, it had it all: new albums from Beyoncé and Drake, the Ted Cruz-is-the-Zodiac-killer meme getting recharged by his prospective VP pick and anagrams, and arguably the least anticipated musical pairing this year.
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Or is it taking you a little time to find the right words to express that perfect combination of contrition, give-no-fucks charm, and an assertion that no, really, you can jump a lot farther than that?
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As someone who essentially went to high school with a 4,000-person Jersey Shore cast — no, really, my South Shore Staten Island high school has about 4,000 students in it — my platinum blonde Afro-Latina hair stood out.
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Rather than make sending messages just a feature of the larger platform, the folks at VentureApp decided to double down on messaging, since there currently is no really great app for chatting with people in your professional network.
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No really ... check out the clip, on a makeshift mini green, Matt -- who's earned over 15 million on the PGA tour -- lines it up and knocks it down in front of a packed house on South Beach ... amazing.
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For one, the love interest doesn't seem utterly perplexed by Judaism: Instead of the Jewish character being the odd one out — no, really; the "Holiday Date" dad calls Joel an "odd duck" — we get a whole Jewish family.
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He looked 'forward to a day when no really populated place in the USA is culturally starved,' because 'art is … the greatest morale builder in this country to make people feel that life is truly meaningful and important.
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He's a genius—no, really, he's a member of Mensa—who cuts his own hair, spouts trivia about bats, and thinks nothing of stripping to his birthday suit and diving into a pond in front someone he just met.
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No, really, del Toro says he saw a UFO while drinking beer with a friend on a mountain near Guadalajara, Mexico, and that the thing basically looked like it was strung up with string and made out of cardboard.
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It suffered through countless washes in both my cheap-as-hell, garment-shredding washer and drier (no, really, they've killed many a shirt), and as I wear it today, there's not a loose thread, button, or stitch upon it.
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Twitter's Jack Dorsey is 'thinking a lot about' an edit-tweet buttonTwitter's China head says bye — adding another top exec departure to the heapKevin Sessums's reaction to Facebook's temporary ban is, well, very pointed No, really, he is, according to him.
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No, really, it doesn't — because cool indie brands have accepted that their cool, sexy customers are not immune to a forehead that feels like an alien landscape or a chin that sprouts several smaller chins around the same time every month.
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If it were to be inundated by a levee breach, salinity would increase so much that "we'd have to shut down the pumps" carrying water south, said an engineer from Ducks Unlimited (no, really) as he showed us around the site.
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What happened: Andy Dalton, Eli Manning and Nick Foles barely played; Lamar Jackson and Carson Wentz never saw the field; and neither did Aaron Rodgers or Derek Carr — though that was due to the field being 80 yards long (no, really).
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"The ability to communicate 'no' really reflects that you are in the driver's seat of your own life," said Vanessa M. Patrick, an associate professor of marketing at the C. T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston.
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By contrast, the 2004 team lost three separate games during the Olympic tournament, including one to Puerto Rico—no, really, Puerto Rico—and touched off a flurry of media handwringing over the state of American basketball en route to a disappointing bronze medal.
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After a deluge of corporate headlines in the past several weeks, the earnings season is also winding down with just about 60 major companies reporting in the week ahead, and there are no really significant economic reports until the middle of the month.
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He makes a living by tending a roomful of dirt in SoHo — no really, that's his job — and he has volunteered for more than 30 years as the operator of one of the oldest functioning church clock towers in New York City.
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Between the looming shutdown of the US government, fretting over President Trump praising anti-abortion efforts, and everyone wondering just why Ja Rule was a trending topic on Twitter (no, really, why?), there was a lot of cause for unease—and that feeling spread.
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She Was the Subject of a Western-themed Rap Music Video (No, Really) In 2010, a group called the Main Street Brigade released a music video, calling for Warren's nomination for director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a government agency that regulates financial institutions.
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"Given that there were no really concrete concessions on the side of the North Koreans, I'm saying, wow, this was a pretty big concession to make without any conditions or any expectations of some type of concomitant North Korean concession," he told the website.
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Country music, as a format for radio, is for men who consider themselves small town boys, think your body looks like a back road, and wear dirty boots (no really, those are all phrases from the titles from the top six songs in country music for 2017).
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"The character in the song is saying, 'No,' and they're saying well, 'Does no really mean yes?' and I think in 2018, what we know is consent is 'Yes' and if you get a 'No' it means 'No' and you should stop right there," she said.
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The poll found 91 percent of Trump supporters believe the president is providing them accurate information; 63 percent say the same when it comes to information from friends and family (no, really), and just 11 percent of Trump supporters believe the media provides them accurate information.
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This puzzle also has a crazy grid: 14 rows by 16 columns, lots of short entries, no really long entries like most themed puzzles (the longest being ANTEATERS and STARE INTO, both going down), and several seven- and eight-letter entries that aren't part of the theme.
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You can watch the rerun right here on Mashable's shiny, new Gaming portal on Facebook: The new addition — which arrived as part of the "Sabotage" DLC — sends up to four players off to help Kevin Smith (no, really) and TRIP THEIR FACES OFF in the woods of northern California.
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No, really, Spotify is now peak corporate Burning Man:We envision a cultural platform where professional creators can break free of their medium's constraints and where everyone can enjoy an immersive artistic experience that enables us to empathize with each other and to feel part of a greater whole.
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It was a weird choice to highlight Bixby's supposed improvements, and left me with no really high hopes that Samsung's virtual assistant has become any more of a value-add feature: It's probably best avoided with the S9 and S9+ just like it was with the S21601910 generation.
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We're one month into Donald Trump's presidency (no, really, it's just been one month) and a resistance has taken hold, as constituents have challenged their elected representatives in angry town halls, countless protesters have marched against Trump and his policies, and Alec Baldwin has become almost likable again.
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Having such a close connection to his pets is a turn-on (no really, there is a 2018 study that literally proves people with dogs are more attractive to potential partners), but Colton has also started to really prove, on the show itself, that he also has a heart of gold.
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Every time there's a high-profile attack, one of those CEOs comes out and does a dog and pony show about how Twitter will now finally — no really this time for real — actually look into cutting down abuse and then three weeks later, they roll out rounded corners for tweets instead.
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Characters wend out of one story only to wend into another in a similar but different form, as if from a parallel universe; meanwhile, concepts that feel like anime parody (giant robot panda pilots — no, really, it's for a good cause) are accorded the same respect as ritual and ancestral pride.
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In the immediate aftermath of the attacks, one message — whether delivered by President George W. Bush or New York City's then-new mayor, Michael Bloomberg, or Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour (no, really) — persisted: The best way to help out yourself, your community, and your country, is to buy stuff.
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Well, Susan Sarandon and Piers Morgan are at war over cleavage, people continue to argue over whether or not Bernie Bros exist and, if so, are they really a bad thing, and America is still pretending Super Bowl ads are actually a thing in an era where no really cares about commercials anymore.
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No, really this time: Will be working at Tesla on Autopilot & Model 3 today, then aiming to pull an all-nighter and complete the master product plan If you remember, back in 2006, Musk published his super secret plan that only you, me and hundreds of thousands of other people knew about.
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Well, after a longish period of no really truly awful stories about some incident of bad behavior at Uber — which has plagued the company since its 2009 founding, as it has skipped from one avoidable controversy after another — this is precisely why the #deleteuber meme caught on so quickly just before this latest crisis.
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Describing its mission as "to bridge the gap between the worlds of financial institutions and innovative startups," Viola FinTech says its fund will work closely with its investors to accelerate what it calls "Fintegration" (no really), defined as the implementation and adaption of innovative solutions by financial institutions, and to guide startups in the regulatory and corporate environment.
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The good news is that scientists and companies are slowly developing techniques for controlling methane: infrared cameras to detect (and help plug) methane leaks from natural gas pipelines; new types of feed that cause cows to belch less (no, really); even new genetically engineered rice varieties that don't transfer as much methane from flooded paddies into the atmosphere.
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As clunky as the lead-up was, it was just such a relief to see the show wrap up this plotline, with Littlefinger mysteriously hanging around Winterfell even though everyone important had told him to bugger off, and Sansa suddenly going from "You should leave, no really, leave, get out of here, go already" to running to him for advice.
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It's Father's Day season and graduation season (or as Dell calls it, Dads and Grads), and if you're having a hard time picking out a reasonable gift, just say "screw it" and get them a new TV. No, really — grads will go stir-crazy without a TV in their new dorm or apartment, and dads loving TVs (and falling asleep in front of them) is just a fact of life.
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To tie this all back to the actual 4.19-rc4 release (no, really, this _is_ related!) I actually think that 4.19 is looking fairly good, things have gotten to the "calm" period of the release cycle, and I've talked to Greg to ask him if he'd mind finishing up 4.19 for me, so that I can take a break, and try to at least fix my own behavior.
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Alun Withey, an academic and a self-styled beard historian (no, really), told CNBC that barbershops and beard care toiletries are among the fastest growing business segments in the U.K. and the U.S. Withey found that barbershops and beard care products are the fastest growing businesses in the U.K. and the U.S. According to the academic, the trend is part of a historical cycle, but the current incarnation is different from its predecessors.
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It was only after I was eight episodes into the original series that I realized (no, really, I am not making this up for dramatic effect): the next day — today — was the 20th anniversary of the Pokémon pilot airing in the US That "Pika-pi" has been drilling into my skull for two decades, years after I'd stopped giving a damn about new Pokémon games (sorry, friends, if I'm gonna "catch 'em all," 250 of them is my limit), and now here it was again, to passive-aggressively remind me of my encroaching mortality.
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Slave Fight Key & Peele had a lot of fun poking at the fragility of the male ego when it came to both starting and finishing fights over the course of their series, like the season two episode featuring Key as a new dad who starts talking tough when he realized that no one's going to attack him with a baby strapped to his chest, or Peele's season five (or four b, if you prefer) tough guy who would start something at a bar, no really, if only his friend weren't telekinetically holding him back.
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"—you, the guy who spent $40 on a cross-town Uber to a party you were only half invited to, and your costume of choice is "the same black jeans and black T-shirt you wear every day, only with a skull mask to accessorize," and everyone has done a cocaine order but very pointedly not asked you in on it because nobody even knows who you are but you keep putting Avenged Sevenfold on the Spotify playlist and saying to people "No, really listen to the notes.
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