As Parr shows us, it's as though everywhere we look, there exists an element of obsession to some degree -- obsession for the RNC, obsession for reporting on the RNC, obsession for promoting the RNC.
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"We've always focused on customer obsession versus competitor obsession," he said.
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Throughout his filmmaking career, Aronofsky has demonstrated an obsession with obsession.
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He has this obsession, this manic obsession with, understandably, his fate.
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Her quest to find him doesn't border on obsession, it is obsession.
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I have an obsession with Hollywood, and I have an obsession with death.
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"There certainly was obsession with custody, obsession with control of children," said DeWine.
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The song is about obsession, and the video—well, that's obsession all the way.
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"The core of the company is customer obsession, as opposed to competitor obsession," Bezos said.
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Its dark story of obsession is one made possible by Russell's own obsession with Vanessa.
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Anderson's book is a story of obsession, of a country's obsession with denying rights to a people.
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It essentially replaces Don José's obsession with Carmen (the character) with an obsession with "Carmen" (the opera).
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Basically a modern obsession, because most obsessions are 80s stuff, so I updated the obsession a little bit.
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Netflix is taking full advantage of our obsession with true crime — more specifically, our growing obsession with charismatic killers.
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At one point in my life I had an eating disorder so one obsession let to another unhealthy obsession.
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"There was an obsession with custody, obsession with control of the children," DeWine said, according to The Washington Post.
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Freedom, he insisted, is threatened both by the left's obsession with economic equality and the right's obsession with cultural homogeneity.
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It's an obsession, and zines are a direct manifestation of that obsession in a much more democratic way than photobooks.
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And since Mindy's romantic-comedy obsession is as well documented as her food obsession, we wouldn't expect any less from her.
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In that sense, this obsession with empathy is trying to reckon with that, like what is the alternative to self-obsession?
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"Tomorrow is about an obsession, an obsession with something you love that is bad for you," explains lead singer Kate Kurdyak.
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But beyond anything else, it was Mr. Castro's obsession with the United States, and America's obsession with him, that shaped his rule.
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"I think the obsession for efficiency has to be much bigger than the obsession for cutting costs," Patricio, 52, told Reuters on Monday.
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"Jane the Virgin" has always been careful about putting Jane's love life/romance obsession on the same level as Jane's education/writing obsession.
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Avery's obsession with David extends to an obsession with political scandals in general, which feels a bit heavy-handed but also makes sense.
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Given her advanced economic courses and obsession (OBSESSION) with school, clearly Paige is supposed to be bookish (but with perfect eye lashes and hair).
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You can see this obsession in books like Bob Brier's Egyptomania, which chronicles the obsession with Ancient Egypt and its artifacts through centuries of history.
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Our obsession with time has led to an obsession with clocks and some of those clocks, like Görkem Bozkurt's 3D printed marble masterpiece, are badass.
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It's immediately clear Eve has an obsession with the freedom and ferocity of women assassins, and, in Villanelle, she finds the perfect avatar for said obsession.
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"Tell me what makes Israel's 'we must remain a Jewish state' obsession any less disturbing than Hitler's obsession with a pure white nation," said another from 2013.
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There's a glow as if the painting is imbued with some energy field, something primordial that is responsive to my obsession – the obsession of the Hungry Ghost.
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Obsession endangered friendship About two months before Grimmie's killing, Dennington began to realize Loibl's obsession with the 22-year-old singer wasn't healthy or normal, he told police.
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"The certain most singular obsession I had was an obsession with the tropics," said Webb, who is known for his vibrant work in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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It's said to be something of an obsession for Zuckerberg in particular, but it's not yet clear if it will be as much of an obsession for users.
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Militarism -- another obsession of autocrats -- also exercises Trump.
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The object of the obsession will usually tire of all the attention and neediness, but attempts to create distance -- up to and including a breakup -- only make the obsession worse.
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I think we have to talk about it now, because it explains the relationship and his really strange obsession with this show and in particular, his really disturbing obsession with Mika.
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Get this ... we're told his new obsession is JETS.
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" From Sitaara, senior year: "Dude, the obsession with Christmas.
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In reverent black and white, Tom Rankin photographs churches and graveyards, where the South's obsession with its past abuts its obsession with its own physical contours, its haunted sites and immemorial landscapes.
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The Pentagon, transitioning from its post-9/11 obsession with "asymmetrical" foes to a renewed obsession with Russian and Chinese ambitions, recently began to upgrade its armored-vehicle brigades with Javelin missiles.
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" Dr Henry Chuen Choy Lim, who works as a GP at West Middlesex University Hospital, adds: "It's not just an obsession about thinning, it's also the obsession about having the perfect physique.
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In a 2150 ABC News segment about "bigorexia" — an obsession with gaining muscle — Dylan discussed his journey from a 2000-pound teen to a 265-pound colossus, hinting a bit at an obsession.
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Big cats' Obsession obsession is in the news again thanks to a BBC article about the Banham Zoo in Norfolk, England, which recently called for perfume donations for its lions, tigers, and leopards.
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The riddle of a Mennonite megachurch became my intellectual obsession.
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Her obsession and love of Bowie is wholly her own.
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Go deeper: Jerome Powell's obsession with inflation and economic growth
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This renewed obsession has been reflected in popular culture, too.
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Apparently, Drake is using Swift's cat obsession in his favor.
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Okay, world, this Pokémon Go obsession has gone far enough.
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Their obsession gave birth to the global phenomenon of Disneybounding.
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Maybe our Pokémon Go obsession isn't so bad after all.
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Vermeer, of course, is an artist of current cultural obsession.
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We have an obsession with looking at ourselves from space.
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But as his running obsession returned, his metabolism kicked in.
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The modern human obsession with beachfront property is nothing new.
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Trump's obsession with the song "Rocket Man" predates his presidency.
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I wanted the act of digging to become an obsession.
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I buy K. a book on space, his latest obsession.
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In today's age of playlist obsession, that just seemed wrong.
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Mr Son's mind skips from one obsession to the next.
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I turn on This Is Us, my new TV obsession.
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That click has already become something of an obsession online.
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No business could thrive without that kind of customer obsession.
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It seems there is no limit to humankind's selfie obsession.
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Leaving it on forever just invites endless dread and obsession.
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Now she's showing love to our latest obsession, Black Panther.
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We're the first to own up to our highlighter obsession.
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"I thought maybe if he had an obsession," he says.
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I'm not the only one who sees this growing obsession.
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" —KB "AKA Photographic evidence of human obsession over the moon.
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I've heard this comment about the obsession with efficiency before.
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Our collective obsession with the avocado has gone too far.
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And, why Silicon Valley's latest obsession is optimising sleepy time.
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Jamal is characterized by his obsession with the RollerWorld money.
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Others said they were driven by restlessness, anxiety or obsession.
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The kingdom maintains an almost comical obsession with Iran's activities.
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Or the greater internet's obsession in general with egg hatching.
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It's like an obsession and it actually affects his life.
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Allison: What is the obsession here in Canada with Rush?
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Irrational fears consumed her, as did an obsession with death.
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News that she's frustrated with the continued obsession with dieting.
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López's obsession with Guzmán's sons would ultimately prove his downfall.
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But Trump's business background doesn't quite explain his obsession with
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After that, we entered phase two of Leo's fan obsession.
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Trump has made attacking the Times something of an obsession.
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Because so long ago I remember his obsession with robotics.
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"Jay Leno's Garage" explores our obsession with all things automotive.
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Paxton also spoke with PEOPLE about his latest TV obsession.
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"The shoe obsession actually runs in my family," she explains.
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For years, he maintained an ironic obsession with Justin Bieber.
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But it's one that bodes poorly for Facebook's latest obsession.
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But beauty pros are raving about this latest skincare obsession.
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When does our obsession with the abyss stop being fun?
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Gabby Gabby's obsession with affection isn't that different from Woody's.
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Upon taking power, Castro made his dairy obsession state policy.
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There is, of course, a family history of this obsession.
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You see, I too have an obsession: doggie pee pads!
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Namely, it's everyone's baffling level of obsession with female virginity.
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My obsession with sweaty brutes only grew in high school.
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They don't want this obsession with all sorts of issues.
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Here are the cast highlights for your next TV obsession.
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That obsession with secrecy extended to every aspect of Theranos.
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"There's a bit of an obsession around fees," he added.
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The trailer implies that Roman has an obsession with Harley.
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This is when Trump's obsession with television ratings took hold.
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He was fascinated by technology and our obsession with it.
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She grew disgusted with her husband's obsession with incapacitated females.
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Restoring a child's health becomes a righteous and noble obsession.
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I'm not alone in my slight obsession with the show.
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No wonder hipsters' and startup dudes' LaCroix obsession befuddles Floridians.
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Without it, her obsession would never have gotten this bad.
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Blinking is a common obsession, as is breathing or swallowing.
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Yes, there's a dark side to America's obsession with avocado.
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I haven't always had my obsession with the two words.
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Just how crippling of an obsession are we talking about?
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Market capitalization has become an obsession with many cryptocurrency watchers.
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When Karel vanishes, Helen inherits his papers — and his obsession.
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I just recently started an obsession with collecting kitsch albums.
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But what happens when love itself becomes the overwhelming obsession?
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Her obsession with the poet becomes a form of escape.
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But my current obsession is taking time off from technology.
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For Snetsinger, it became an obsession and a competitive sport.
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His obsession with making certain parts of national border fixed.
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Sports, though, is a different matter — it's a national obsession.
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But America's obsession with these two women wasn't that simple.
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It takes time, passion and obsession to make great work.
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Propaganda also made commercials, including for Obsession perfume and Nike.
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"He's got a suicidal obsession with power," Mr. Rahabi said.
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And I have this kind of obsession with the body.
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After all, her obsession with food didn't come from nowhere.
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Tuesday's episode showed us the earliest stirrings of that obsession.
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And a small, deeply committed few never temper their obsession.
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"Female obsession with other females is rife," she said recently.
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And they're powered by an obsession with one game: Fortnite.
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You may have detected an obsession here with Scott Pruitt.
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That neighbor's obsession was part of the inspiration for hobbyDB.
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And for her it becomes a bit of an obsession.
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"I'm mystified as to what the obsession is," she said.
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This was not a peculiar Southern obsession, but consistent nationwide.
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Fortunately, my annual fitness obsession could not be better timed.
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After KOTOR II, you know this is your new obsession.
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"Even now I have that kind of obsession," he added.
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She had developed an obsession with newborn babies, particularly boys.
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Our national obsession with nutrition is getting in the way.
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Which came first, the story line or Mr. Ansari's obsession?
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Collison's obsession with the idea even shapes his recreational time.
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That, she says, is when her obsession with death began.
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That has always been an obsession, since I was young.
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Father and daughter track earthquakes around the world, his obsession.
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A sister consumed by her obsession with the electoral map?
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That has always been an obsession, since I was young.
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But his obsession with direct listings is a new thing.
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This is not simply an obsession with a prominent billionaire.
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We like Yahtzee, Scrabble or a new obsession, Phase 10.
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Undergarments have been an occasional obsession at Wimbledon for generations.
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The Internet was both an obsession and an everyday reality.
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But it's the obsession that people have on both sides.
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"I can't help it: It's an obsession," Mr. González said.
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It's easy to imagine how this obsession distorts our politics.
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But other companies carried forward Young's obsession with audio quality.
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Being thin will be the great obsession of your twenties.
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EGYPTOMANIAA History of Fascination, Obsession and FantasyBy Ronald H. FritzeIllustrated.
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The obsession we have with dogs is all too real.
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A new smartphone obsession brought people together this holiday weekend.
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What do you think is the source of that obsession?
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It's part of the form, it's part of the obsession.
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They met and bonded over their shared obsession with fashion.
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Obsession with winning: It's a big problem for Mr. Trump.
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Her obsession with the case naturally makes her a suspect.
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"It's becoming a bit of an obsession," he tells Creators.
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We look at Hollywood's obsession with fantasies of racial reconciliation.
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Gray's love for the house turned into a brooding obsession.
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Cutting crime, and being seen cutting crime, became his obsession.
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"His obsession right now is planning for Brexit," he said.
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But what if there's something deeper to his coital obsession?
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I have an obsession with Twitter, too, and an addiction.
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Pluto is powerful, but it's also the planet of obsession.
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WATCH: Exploring the Internet's Pizza Obsession on The Pizza Show
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"It's very clear that these three individuals have an obsession with young female children, they've had this obsession for most if not all of their lives — and they acted on it," Seattle Police Capt.
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And so if we call the case of the Golden State Killer her final murder, her last obsession, it is a bittersweet and fitting tribute to a hero and the obsession that consumed her life.
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The Teutonic obsession with fiscal probity grates in parts of Europe.
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Everything from the music to the confessionals satisfies our Housewives obsession.
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This is where Bannon's obsession with this book should cause concern.
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And she says this animal obsession thing goes way beyond giraffes.
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He calls it his obsession; a thread through his entire life.
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The peculiarity of my DMB obsession is not lost on me.
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Tax complexity, which is a wonk obsession, certainly merits some concern.
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At every stage, ongoing customer development, obsession and experimentation are critical.
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My #strangerthings obsession is real and this outage just confirmed it.
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Their obsession was a natural extension of their fixation with race.
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At the same time, Jews sought protection through the Nazis' obsession.
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"But really, pork is a national obsession in China," Xu added.
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There's no stopping the glitter, foil, and metallic obsession this year.
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The Snapchatting, the self-obsession, the fervor for living in cities.
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Viewpoints that had once been fringe suddenly became a collective obsession.
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The film's other obsession is the breathtaking scale of the thing.
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Johanna Braddy has found a "new obsession" thanks to Shiri Appleby.
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But people are moving on to their next beauty obsession — Pitu.
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Then, there's Elle (Olivia DeJonge), the object of Campbell's abusive obsession.
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Prime's signature obsession with Ferraris makes itself known as well throughout.
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My singular obsession took a toll: I had no social life.
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There is an obsession with their sexuality, even their genital configuration.
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What does our obsession with commoners marrying royals say about us?
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The sport has been something of a national obsession ever since.
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What's Really Behind Unicorn FeverIs Our Unicorn Obsession Destroying The Planet?
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EOC: Yeah I kind of have this obsession with these people.
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The anger and obsession she awoke in the men around her.
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The intelligence community's obsession with monitoring social media is hardly new.
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They make you laugh, and also question our obsession with automation.
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The end of any culture lies in self-obsession and isolationism.
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Do we wish to pass down our own dependency and obsession?
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"Swatches of our Everlasting Obsession set coming soon," the brand promised.
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Holland is obsessed with Tess and we're obsessed with his obsession.
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Even as a child, nothing could overwhelm his obsession with food.
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What exactly is going to happen with Cassidy's obsession with Tulip?
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Few days go by without Trump indulging his Barack Obama obsession.
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The biggest obstacle to rugby's popularity remains Brazilians' obsession with football.
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China has interests in other continents, but America is an obsession.
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Image: Gizmodo / Michael NunezThere's an obsession with "immersion" in virtual reality.
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" Lawrence continued, "My political passion has almost turned into an obsession.
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We love their obsession with product and their affinity for users.
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At this point you probably know about our Trader Joe's obsession.
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Warning: This collaboration is going to be your next summer obsession.
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What's up with this man and his obsession with hotel stuff?
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North West is a budding beautician with a total Disney obsession.
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The beauty mogul's obsession with the noodle dish is well documented.
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Yet the fetishistic obsession with secret surveillance should not be commonplace.
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"I play every day," says Cooper of his hobby and obsession.
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First of all, that the show's obsession with place will continue.
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It was not hard to see how his obsession had begun.
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One thing that hasn't, though, is our obsession with its camera.
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My interactions with Shodan became a sort of obsession for me.
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Which, naturally, makes them a perfect fit for another obsession: karaoke.
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An obsession with post-ups that made James Harden hate him.
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What do you think of the KarJenner's obsession with theme parks?
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Three Aussie blokes share the same closeted obsession: Taylor Allison Swift.
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And we're moving into my next big obsession, which is haircare.
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Where does this dramatic obsession with death and sickness derive from?
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"Your obsession is a little unhealthy, maybe even toxic," she wrote.
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The time has come to put your avocado obsession to work.
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"I'm trying to get away from this fairness obsession," she explains.
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What is with this obsession of needing to clearly define virginity?
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This is especially problematic because of our generation's obsession with authenticity.
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The article also details Landis' alleged obsession with controlling women's bodies.
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It's one big rolling project, with occasional bouts of specific obsession.
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" Bolsonaro himself says he doesn't "have an obsession with being president.
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This obsession with press attention even created tension with outside partners.
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An obsession isn't a problem until our bodies decide it is.
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Like many parents, she's worried about her child's obsession with screens.
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It's the obsession of the moment, but what does it mean?
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Because of our cultural obsession with raising girls to be 'good.
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The topic of discussion: unplugging in the age of technology obsession.
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His new obsession is on placentology—the study of the placenta.
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I think economists' obsession with building new houses misses the point.
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Chasing that potential might be the biggest obsession of them all.
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At this point, Snapchat's obsession with augmented reality is well-documented.
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Well, it's precisely what we do with our characteristic obsession, race.
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But just hearing about it sharpened his obsession with its potential.
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The film is a hero's journey, full of delusion and obsession.
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Second, he isn't afraid to admit he has an anime obsession.
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Among the top, we have to mention our latest obsession — Casper.
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But in general, this obsession with — worries about — mobs is growing.
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The automaker has had a longtime obsession with hierarchy, Ford said.
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Kendall finds Kylie's obsession with her phone, uh, a little much.
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Related: Watch this video on an Australian national obsession, lolly snakes.
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Welcome Instagram's latest food obsession: The Flamin' Hot Cheetos Poke Wrap.
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A series dedicated to the love, passion and obsession behind pizza.
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Adding users became an obsession in those early days of PayPal.
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And where there is an online obsession, there are always memes.
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Here at Mashable, the Elizabeth Holmes obsession could not be stronger.
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I have no idea what their obsession with Denver is about.
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In a nutshell, fast-fashion describes society's obsession with relentless consumption.
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The same obsession can be found in all successful tech companies.
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My mother wasn't immune to the pull of his obsession, either.
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Quitting smack is just about finding a new obsession, explains Renton.
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In September, Vergara opened up to Jimmy Fallon about Manganiello's obsession.
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But artificial intelligence (AI) is today's great obsession in Silicon Valley.
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Looking artfully disheveled has become an obsession in the beauty world.
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An obsession with austerity is preventing countries from restoring economic growth.
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See also: sprays and powders, wipes, and, our current obsession, creams.
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Basically this obsession with success is a fearful way to live.
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" He calls the obsession with free will a "peculiarly Western concern.
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Today, "customer obsession " is the first one of Amazon's leadership principles.
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A mind-clouding obsession with the Affordable Care Act is another.
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Over time, Harry's love life became a matter of national obsession.
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It's an easy, affordable way to deal with your shoe obsession.
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With impeachment a left-wing obsession, Republicans must pick a side.
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What explains this growing obsession with techno-fixes for climate change?
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It's a gameplay mechanic that mirrors America's obsession with hospital ratings.
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In school, meanwhile, I was channelling my food obsession into writing.
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Becerra knocks Trump's 'extravagant obsession' with border wall 11:15 p.m.
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She stonewalled the president's obsession with bricks and mortar border security.
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That's dedication to your craft, with a healthy side of obsession.
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What they are proof of is Trump's obsession with the investigation.
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But the obsession with direct listings won't fix the bigger problem
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"I bought it on 1stdibs, which is my obsession," she said.
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We do not share a marxist obsession with a centralized utopia.
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It's a one-sided obsession to guarantee conformity, which equals safety.
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First, he fell victim to President Trump's obsession with his predecessor.
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It's an obsession that is part of these companies' cultures forever.
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He was incredibly patient, almost amused by my obsession with detail.
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When collecting strives to become objective, the eccentricity veers into obsession.
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FEDERER AND ME A Story of Obsession By William Skidelsky Illustrated.
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Knausgaard has built his reputation on a talent for self-obsession.
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His debauchery went hand in hand with an obsession with Garland.
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Mike Mellia has a bit of an obsession with self-portraits.
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Trump's maniacal obsession with undoing of Obama's legacy- - the last gasp.
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We should reject that old obsession and look at the numbers.
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Haters aside, we know we're not alone in our weekend obsession.
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I think that's what the obsession is, the glitz and glamour.
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Spend the next six months in a state of total obsession.
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But then again, our iced-coffee obsession isn't exactly a secret.
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Soon, my leggings obsession became an in-joke among my coworkers.
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As you can see, my word-processor obsession knows no bounds.
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An obsession with your fitness tracker should be a good thing.
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Cawley's Star Trek obsession goes back a lot further than that.
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It's a weird obsession we have for lunch every so often.
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Weston is right that it's a hard obsession to talk about.
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And this craft, this career, has become an obsession for him.
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It's understandable why conservationists get frustrated by our obsession with pandas.
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Some people think goths have an obsession with death—do you?
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An obsession with rankings obscures and invariably minimizes this essential truth.
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People's obsession with the legendary legume has gotten darker, stranger, wrong.
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In adulthood, the stove has become one site of my obsession.
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Clinton remains a singular obsession of Mr. Trump and his followers.
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Full-on obsession takes over the life of the fictionalized Monika.
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Food obsession has gone mainstream, and eating disorders have tagged along.
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But being the best in the world nearly always requires obsession.
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Plot strands wither on the vine: Why this obsession with Reem?
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LIMA, Ohio — It is an obsession he cannot seem to shake.
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Mr. Guevara's job, and his obsession, is to stalk the wolf.
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ROBBIE I wanted Elizabeth to have almost an obsession with Mary.
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And now I feel the familiar stir of a new obsession.
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To hear her tell it, it's become something of an obsession.
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Lately, his obsession with books has paved the way to writing.
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How America's obsession with long hours has widened the gender gap.
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"It's not a case of megalomania or self-obsession," he said.
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Amazon Amazon's obsession with speedier deliveries has overhauled the delivery landscape.
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"I've constantly been surrounded by the obsession of time," said Faivre.
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"His hair used to be an obsession with people," she said.
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He was immediately unpopular, mostly because of his obsession with Prussia.
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It's the same violet as Elizabeth Taylor's eyes, another Sui obsession.
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I also indulge my kombucha obsession by buying a few bottles.
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But Rivera's obsession with gadgetry isn't limited to the dining room.
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Internet obsession with Baby Yoda was bound to happen—it's science.
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His obsession with cleanliness and order has impacted his personal relationships.
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That obsession did much to hobble recovery from the financial crisis.
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The collection is the embodiment of a lifelong obsession with puzzles.
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It's a very contemporary intersection of obsession, commerce, fantasy, and community.
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The one with the dark, soulful eyes and the candy obsession.
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Some people have suggested toilets have become an obsession of mine.
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The cat stole the show and became the internet's latest obsession.
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I had a Sabrina the Teenage Witch obsession in the '90s.
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Lee's two previous novels betray an obsession, perhaps unconscious, with plummeting.
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Has our national obsession with baking shows made us savvier bakers?
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"Secret Obsession" is a thriller that left critics wanting more suspense.
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The obsession with suppression creates problems for nature and man alike.
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It extends his 1980s obsession, and bends it in new directions.
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Of course, the presumptuous and biased moderators fed into that obsession.
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What if my obsession had been a sign of callow youth?
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The obsession is at one with your core sense of self.
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I also added pretzels because they are an obsession with me.
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The policy obsession that took over Washington now looks even worse.
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The obsession with debt is looking foolish even at full employment.
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Yet the debt obsession led to less, not more, public investment.
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It is also a reflection of the entrepreneur's obsession with detail.
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He marvelled at the artist's lifelong obsession with the female form.
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But to what extent has this concern become an unhealthy obsession?
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So you're like Bloomberg without an obsession with Coca-Cola, right?
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That's what's wild – that her obsession has resonated [with] my own.
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True Customer Obsession There are many ways to center a business.
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Chan used to share that obsession — until it got too expensive.
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The key to everything (coincidentally, my long-time obsession) is electrification.
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It's easy to see where the obsession with overhead came from.
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One example of this obsession is Wang's Are You the One?
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"People's obsession with fireworks in this area is insane," Patton says.
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We used the obsession with skate culture here in Los Angeles.
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"The End" is the strangest of the six volumes as well as the most self-indulgent: a book about self-obsession that opines at length about what it is like to write a book about self-obsession.
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In OCD, an obsession is defined as thoughts or impulses that occur outside of a person's control, and a compulsion is the repetitive behaviors or thoughts a person uses to try to make that obsession go away.
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"There's a single-mindedness to it and almost an obsession, it seems, and this is something we are hearing from colleagues in the Administration, too: an obsession with Germany," one of the senior German officials told me.
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From the start, Brier makes clear his obsession with the culture, launching into stories of his attempts to collect every Ancient Egypt-themed object he could find, citing his obsession as his reason for becoming an Egyptologist.
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Letters Readers discuss Americans' obsession with weight and prejudices against "fat" people.
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When I started focusing on health, my obsession with weight went away.
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But this Preggie Pop obsession has nothing to do with pregnancy cravings.
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"He seemed to have some obsession with her," Karen White tells PEOPLE.
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To learn more about pineapple obsession, I spoke with Prins Ananas, a.k.a.
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But the nation has a cultural obsession with feeling its own pulse.
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"Obsession is what gives an idea energy and momentum," the director says.
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My obsession with Indonesian food came later on in LA around 2008.
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It's an obsession that was, from the start, both personal and professional.
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Then DeGeneres pivoted the conversation to Hernandez's TV obsession, Law & Order: SVU.
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My obsession began — even though none of those dolls looked like me.
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It might be time for us to all get a new obsession.
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The government's obsession with foreign plots deflects attention from problems at home.
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His bunny obsession began with the figures that decorated a childhood blanket.
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But the Indian film industry's obsession with foreigners goes beyond skin color.
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Trump's obsession with the stock market makes all this even more fraught.
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There is no stopping where this politically correct obsession will take us.
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But there are thematic links to Carrie as well, namely religious obsession.
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Had I not strived to serve my teachers with almost manic obsession?
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Nothing says obsession like having eight pairs of cord overalls and culottes.
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CNCO, Favorite Pop Artist nominee Boy band fanatics, meet your new obsession.
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No one can deny that the superb owl is a national obsession.
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I've already come clean about my newfound obsession with shopping on Instagram.
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All the paintings in this show have emerged from a strange obsession.
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There's nothing wrong with being healthy, but there's nothing healthy about obsession.
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Giannulli previously told PEOPLE her mom helped spark her obsession with beauty.
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My obsession with routine started to feel a bit like fad dieting.
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There's this advertisement that's using our Pokémon Go pornography obsession for good.
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The industry has long had a weird obsession with religion — Catholicism specifically.
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Waters is the Bachelor contestant known best for her obsession with sharks.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we have our new Laguna Beach/Hills-level obsession.
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And that's exactly what happened with our latest swim obsession, Oséree Swimwear.
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This move seems predicated on one of Amazon's core principles — customer obsession.
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Like avocado toast, cold brew coffee has become a staple millennial obsession.
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Why the sudden obsession with sex workers' financial responsibility to the government?
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Somewhere and somehow down the line, I developed an obsession with perfection.
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Almost immediately, it became a collective obsession among me and my friends.
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For the record, Offset, her husband, thinks her ASMR obsession is weird.
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What signs can tell you that your body obsession truly is BDD?
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Now, think about what our Potter obsession could look like in retrospect.
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Their obsession with the EU had helped hand power to Tony Blair.
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Music, acting, performing — this career has always been an obsession for me.
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We had our Drakkar Noir, Eternity, Obsession, and our Davidoff Cool Water.
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Standing still #MannequinChallenge, the latest internet obsession, involves doing absolutely nothing. Seriously.
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This condition actually ties in perfectly with Adora's other obsession: image control.
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"Most important among those will be genuine, intense customer obsession," he writes.
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Now, he is close to turning that obsession into a successful business.
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Remarkably, this is only the beginning of America's growing obsession with money.
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"It's really teamwork plus an obsession with delighting the customer," said Gilles.
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He launches into a speech about Americans and their obsession with fear.
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A leaf blower, of course, is just an extension of that obsession.
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Another risk stems from Mr Trump's obsession with the bilateral trade deficit.
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Maybe he agreed to this in a fit of Pokémon Go obsession.
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Calvin Klein Obsession for Women Eau de Parfum is down to £68.00.
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How do your friends or family members feel about your gull obsession?
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The ground zero for such celebrity obsession is the vortex around Beyoncé.
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With his words, the potential meaning of Leo's obsession had changed again.
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So that obsession and devotion keeps us going and keeps us together.
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School shooters typically exhibit a strong fascination or obsession with firearms.2.
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Ailes also reportedly had an obsession with seeing women's legs on camera.
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If they use Papyrus too, this may become an obsession after all.
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I heard you recently went through something of a mapo tofu obsession?
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It's kind of surprising, considering its political message and obsession with inclusion.
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Adele seems to have a bit of an obsession with getting older.
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But the Republican delegate count is about to become a national obsession.
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Do you think your newfound obsession with Courtney Love inspired that shift?
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Obsession streams through the entire operation like a strain of bird flu.
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So by being self-obsessed you get these micro self-obsession payoffs.
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Many of Uber's problems in 2017 stemmed from its obsession with growth.
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It is becoming a gimmick—much like America's obsession with pumpkin spice.
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Howard's rant is almost Trumpian in its paranoia and obsession with technicalities.
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You need to talk to someone about your obsession with your ex.
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Someone who can help you deal with your obsession and your fears.
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How do you combine Millennials' obsession with avocados and pricey coffee drinks?
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Khethiwe and the Leopard isn't helping us get over our cat obsession.
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I didn't listen, because hey, I loved him, Disney obsession or not.
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But how can one take a pizza obsession to the next level?
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We're also going to talk about Silicon Valley's obsession with health care.
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Should we be embarrassed by our obsession, our inability to look away?
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I knew that the photo was contraband, given Apple's obsession with leaks.
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So, it's time to celebrate their weird, dark obsession, with a gift!
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In fact, Schaeffer had been the target of his obsession for years.
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"I originally set out to make a film about obsession," she says.
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I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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It's almost an obsession," Distinto says, "because it's my life at risk.
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The building trades have a singular obsession with jobs at any cost.
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Incredibles 2 asks what our obsession with superheroes tells us about ourselves.
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And according to Delish, it just might become our latest fruity obsession.
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It's one thing to critique Coco's obsession with white approval and acceptance.
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Juggie's troubled back story only helps make the character worthy of obsession.
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They indicate the ferocity of Law and Justice's obsession with the past.
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Well, probably for as long as this cultural obsession keeps marching on.
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However, when saving money becomes an obsession, it's time to step back.
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It's a scene that speaks to this novel's obsession with social class.
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I'm not alone, and there is a scientific reason for the obsession.
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I think it's this exact lack of food that fuelled my obsession.
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The cultural obsession with prettiness remains, but the standards are even higher.
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There is this obsession with attracting views—it's like a visual mixtape.
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Ah, just in time to be every kid's (and adult's) summer obsession.
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Or, does Fox News's Ocasio-Cortez obsession come from a darker place?
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The president's obsession with trade deficits and scattershot tariffs exemplifies this mindset.
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Then everyone wanted his reports, and our obsession with forecasts was born.
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A leftist journalist's bruising crusade against establishment Democrats – and their Russia obsession.
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Ms. Hasina's obsession with obliterating opponents has deeply polarized traditionally tolerant Bangladesh.
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As I grew older, my interest (read: obsession) in real estate furthered.
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Amazon's motto may be "customer obsession," but it has another infatuation — speed.
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Californians' obsession with their personal transportation isn't limited to four wheels, either.
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Trump's size obsession was mildly amusing when he was a private citizen.
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Even with that shift, China appears far from over its Olympic obsession.
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Klopp is the same, having criticized England's "obsession" with transfers this month.
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Stannis Baratheon and Melisandre are undone by their obsession with these prophecies.
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But the spat underscored Trump world's obsession with top aide's political ambitions.
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Mr. Lee said his obsession with leaflets made him neglect his family.
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What is it with the world's obsession with straight couples sharing wardrobes?
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There's a bit of Thomas Piketty in his obsession with economic inequality.
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With Baby Jessica's rescue, the modern obsession with endangered children was born.
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But sometimes his obsession with the basketball gets the best of him.
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If the obsession continues, the instability and suffering will only grow further.
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The worst obsession to have is the one you have right now.
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So the fear is that the obsession will always be with it.
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But this decision takes that glossy obsession to a whole new level.
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I'm really learning this obsession I've had with death is not incorrect.
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The question is, where does the line between 'interest' and 'obsession' fall?
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America's obsession with food culture is one of the most visible imports.
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Mix-A-Lot's words highlight our culture's obsession with the hourglass figure.
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For me, that obsession manifested in wanting to also become the princess.
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This obsession with protecting the football has led to more efficient offenses.
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The Maltese obsession with EU red tape on its plug spanner industry.
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Surely these people have a creepy, perhaps even unhealthy obsession with dolls?
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You confided in me, made me giggle and humored my Buffy obsession.
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Hollywood's obsession with the 22020s-era blacklist shows little sign of waning.
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The strongest essays narrow themselves to Le Guin's fervent obsession with language.
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He said, "The world needs selfless leaders," when self-obsession defines Trump.
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Canada's obsession with Mr. Trump's whims and overindulgences goes beyond morbid curiosity.
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America's obsession with wings and the Super Bowl almost doesn't make sense.
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I knew that, but somehow, in my state of obsession, I'd forgotten.
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"We connected via a temperament and obsession with creating music," he wrote.
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Aging is the upfront obsession, from the title onward, of Amis's essays.
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There's all sorts of negative things that come too with this obsession.
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There's a name for an unhealthy obsession with achieving perfect sleep: orthosomnia.
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At various times of my life, basketball has been a premiere obsession.
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It would not be an obsession if it were so easily quenched.
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The O.J. chase is often cited as the beginning of the obsession.
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Even his right-wing base was growing weary of his self-obsession.
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Now he's taking his obsession with the sound system to the screen.
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What do you see as driving the current obsession with natural food?
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And what brought on The Times's obsession with the Loch Ness monster?
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Rising prices, especially at the vegetable markets, have become a national obsession.
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You will start out innocently enough, but it quickly becomes an obsession.
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There are few examples that ring truer than America's obsession with guns.
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Its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has made Iran's strategic ambitions an obsession.
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But in Bhutanese culture, there is not an obsession with conquering things.
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Donald Trump's well-known obsession with loyalty has reached a new peak.
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For some reason it's an obsession for many young South Korean men.
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Case in point: My obsession with Lancôme's Cils XL Booster Mascara Primer.
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Trump's Scandinavian obsession includes vociferous concerns about non-white immigration to Sweden.
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All of this feeds Trump's consuming obsession with undoing everything Obama did.
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It's tempting to look for clues to this obsession in Brahms's biography.
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We'll talk about her Rachel Maddow obsession for 20 or 30 minutes.
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She and the other acolytes harbor a mild obsession with his origins.
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The liberalization of immigration law is an obsession of the alt-right.
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"Kohl's and Amazon share a customer obsession," Gass added in a statement.
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I've had this obsession with Madonnas since I was in high school.
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He is also a conservationist with something of an obsession for turtles.
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It is the narrator's obsession, a fate to avoid above all else.
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Elon Musk&aposs ongoing obsession with "The Witcher" appears to have escalated.
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But imagine if we took the personal responsibility obsession to auto safety.
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The election was rigged by the media obsession with Hillary Clinton's emails.
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It's about obsession with the girl whose dating the guy you love.
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Given all of those cheap new toys, a little obsession is understandable.
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The commission's recent obsession with media exposure has darkened the FTC's luminescence.
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And I am not alone in my obsession with home improvement porn.
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It is timely, too, tapping into our fathomless obsession with First Ladies.
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He was shooting Calvin Klein Obsession ads with all these male models.
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He focused his camera, yet again, on the object of his obsession.
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Do consumers need brands' "relentless obsession" with enhancing our most intimate moments?
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Long an immutable fixture of life, the dollar has become an obsession.
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"This was a personal exploration that became a total obsession," he said.
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Love addiction can manifest in one of two ways: obsession or avoidance.
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But Trump's obsession with Obama goes beyond ideological differences between the parties.
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Mr. Comey is often criticized for an obsession with his own rectitude.
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But the venom, the obsession, the knife-twisting are hard to understand.
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This reflects the increasingly pervasive and questionable obsession with specialist, technical expertise.
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Core company-wide beliefs include customer obsession, ownership, curiosity and thinking big.
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Critics say the bank's obsession with its 2 percent target is unrealistic.
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Nor does he have much time for England's obsession with the physical.
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Trump is delusional in his obsession with his numbers, with his size.
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He also addresses less critical social issues, like the obsession with selfies.
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Most of this singular obsession with all things Trump helps his cause.
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This customer-obsession is now at the heart of the company's motto.
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The clearheaded directness of animals is a remedy for that self-obsession.
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Home decor wasn't excluded from the world's collective obsession with millennial pink.
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This customer-obsession is now at the heart of the company's culture.
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Chinonso's obsession with Ndali is violent, disturbing and, at times, downright odd.
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Mr. Scott is a virtuoso of obsession, of men and women possessed.
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And in real life, enforcing black invisibility would be a white obsession.
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The media&aposs obsession with millennials ramped up in the nascent 7.43s.
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Just what is all this scheming and obsession with status teaching children?
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For me, the obsession started with a humble bean stew called lobio.
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Like other fans, they're girding themselves for the end of their obsession.
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And I've always been frustrated by our obsession with headlines, no offense.
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"We've found Calvin Klein Obsession almost gets it every time," says Mossoti.
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Sam Altman: I don't know he has an obsession with Coca-Cola.
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Some showed love, obsession, and devotion while others showed pessimism and hopelessness.
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Related: What Does Our Obsession with True Crime Podcasts Say About Us?
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"It's become an obsession, and it's really chewing her up," he said.
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The caravan is a perfect obsession for Trump for the same reason it's a perfect obsession for Fox: powerful images that appear to validate conservative base fears of "invasion" by "lawless" foreigners and the countries that "send" them.
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Hearing about other people's more serious illnesses can also sometimes trigger an old obsession of mine: that I have MS. This was a very consuming obsession of mine for months on end, and I had countless painful medical tests trying to prove that I had MS. Thankfully, this obsession seems to be mostly retired, and has receded in my mind to wherever old obsessions go to. 18.
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"There is an obsession by the president on trade about cars," Araud said.
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That's right, pimple popping fanatics have taken their obsession to an edible level.
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I told her about my anxiety around food and my obsession with dieting.
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In fact, he credits his obsession for helping him rise to the top.
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My husband has an obsession with buying in bulk — it borders on unhealthy.
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Then came the 22014s technicolor fitness obsession, and Olivia Newton-John yet again.
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This isn't the first time Simpson has shared her daughter's obsession with makeup.
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It's the perfect way to wring even more pleasure from your cryptocurrency obsession.
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The sommelier and the wine-os can all unite over this shared obsession.
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"Sanctuary cities" — a recurring presidential political obsession — are being targeted with additional personnel.
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Meanwhile, Cruz's obsession with carpet-bombing has gotten only more deplorable, Shephard said.
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I think it's time Hollywood, and Joe, move on to a healthier obsession.
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We watched Class's big premiere, "Reagan Youth," to investigate your new television obsession.
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As public figures and parents, does our obsession with technology ever frighten you?
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Trump's herculean hairstyling efforts and orangey glow reveal an obsession with looking young.
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Don't let your obsession with all things winter wonderland stop in the bedroom.
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He loses his wife and his son because of this obsession with God.
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We're living in a time of obsession over food, for good and bad.
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The fictitious story described three levels of selfie obsession: Borderline, Acute, and Chronic.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend could have turned his obsession with health into a cliché.
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Continuing the theme of love, she published an erotic novel, "Obsession," in 2009.
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Passionate vibes are in the air, but so are jealousy, obsession, and manipulation.
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Meanwhile, there's an undercurrent of Tolkien's obsession with languages throughout these formative years.
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It reminds me of the obsession some have with watching pimples getting popped.
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Did you relate to Matt's obsession about making the fake moon landing work?
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Not even his daughter Ivanka is safe from her father's obsession with appearance.
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He also tells us that his Pokémon obsession is not a new one.
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Her victim is Paul Sheldon (James Caan), a romance novelist and Annie's obsession.
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But From's obsession with rendering death as a game mechanic continues in Sekiro.
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That a video game can inspire this level of cultural obsession is impressive.
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Last week I yelled at the internet about our collective obsession with nostalgia.
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In many cases, he simply repeats Bezos's famous business mantras, like customer obsession.
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But the beauty guru phase was only the beginning of my YouTube obsession.
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Although Jim's scrupulous research veers into obsession, he is the play's moral centre.
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He made fun of Trump's incessant tweeting and obsession with the entertainment industry.
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It was poking fun at, but also challenging, cis people's obsession with transness.
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Ocasio-Cortez — AOC — has inspired an obsession among those who watch American politics.
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Yet, one obsession brings these two women, and their spy thriller together: hair.
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Lately, the idea of aliens has gone beyond kitsch obsession to hot topic.
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That level of self-obsession and individualism is shamelessly embraced in our culture.
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Fear not: We've curated the best kitchen tools to fuel your avocado obsession.
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Our interest in ruins is in some sense truly a fetish, an obsession.
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It almost became an obsession — one that may have impacted their day job.
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Amazon's obsession with consumers stands in stark contrast to how it treats sellers.
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They have this environmental obsession, this throwback environmentalism, combined with pro-choice philosophies.
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The image isn't the only one to show our recent obsession with selfies.
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Mr West's career has been defined by an obsession with fame and attention.
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It brought obsession, joy, and, according to a new paper, injuries and death.
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It's a good idea to have a discussion about the obsession with speed.
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Unfortunately, some deeply problematic costume possibilities are lurking in these obsession-worthy shows.
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Can someone talk to Lace about this obsession she has with eye contact?
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Paris Themmen has fulfilled his Willy Wonka character's obsession with getting on television.
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And still, this obsession felt like the most comforting thing in the world.
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Until then, click ahead to feast your eyes on your latest sneaker obsession.
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I expect my surprise Rabbid obsession will last long into the new year.
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It was there that Roberts revealed her obsession with the blue-haired singer.
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The worst qualities in people can come out—jealousy, obsession, possessiveness and manipulation.
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And for digital health startups, that obsession is not only misguided, but dangerous.
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Her government's obsession with balanced books has led it to invest too little.
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All those feelings of love and obsession came through clearly on the page.
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The companies that make processors have a long-held obsession with getting smaller.
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Pork isn't just big in North Carolina because of the state's barbecue obsession.
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There are advantages to finding hobbies that don't depend on exhaustion and obsession.
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We're talking about Apple, the company that's famous for its obsession with perfection!
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"He had this fascination, some sort of obsession, with killing someone," Gubitose said.
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We all experienced the mass binging obsession that was The OA last year.
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These kinds of obsession-worthy plotlines aren't going to stop in season 2.
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But for one Oregon man, his obsession with pizza literally saved his life.
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According to Bundy, an obsession with pornography led him down his dark path.
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They were beyond committed to me, devoted almost to the point of obsession.
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Tonight's passionate as hell, but watch out for issues concerning jealousy or obsession.
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For whatever reason, cisgender men seem to have an obsession with dick pics.
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Of course, it's a blatant attack on society's obsession with self and vanity.
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His refusal to accept the truth turned into a fatal obsession, authorities allege.
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I approach both things with obsession, and my social life takes a hit.
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"I'm afraid his obsession with immortality has overcome his artistic instincts," Clarke wrote.
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The evangelical movement wasn't alone in its growing occult obsession and fear-mongering.
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Anything we do, we invest in it for some reason, it's an obsession.
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The replacements are defined by a desperate obsession with all of those things.
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But it can't become as it has in many cases the national obsession.
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Most of London's immigrant population shares the same obsession: the city's economic hierarchy.
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You Don't Have the Guts American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession
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Everyone in the film believes that her obsession is silly; but is it?
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Photography became an obsession and a user-friendly outlet for a dying creative.
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For Axe and Chuck it's obsession, self-righteousness, jealousy, justice, and often vengeance.
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Undeterred, Kobach returned to Kansas where his nativist predilections gave way to obsession.
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This ensured stability, and made Gabon a perennial obsession of the French press.
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Okay, we'll admit it: We have a major obsession with makeup transformation videos.
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The second obsession superstar firms share is with investing in their core skills.
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It felt like the culmination of the West's slavish obsession with sugar production.
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That self-obsession of making yourself into these characters that are all outward.
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But she likes pretty nails, so that's where I got my nail obsession.
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A related problem is the ruling Communist Party's obsession with maximising rice production.
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The nubbly fitness obsession that forces you to unplug and concentrate or — AAAAH!
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Collison previously spoke to WIRED about his optimism and near-obsession with progress.
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Second, this episode demonstrates her obsession with secrecy and a lack of transparency.
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Some of us have the same obsession, and we don't think it's bizarre.
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Considering his obsession with artificial intelligence, it is altogether possible that he does.
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You, however, is not exactly a love story: It's a tale of obsession.
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Netflix's obsession with high performance means that merely meeting expectations isn't good enough.
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There were always hints of Terrence Malick's obsession with nature in his movies.
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Former "Suite Life of Zach & Cody" star Brenda Song stars in "Secret Obsession."
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Anyone who has seen "Obsession" or "Dressed to Kill" is likely to agree.
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HOW MUSIC GOT FREE: A Story of Obsession and Invention, by Stephen Witt.
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Mr. Trump is the candidate from hell, but our Putin obsession makes Mrs.
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Feature My obsession with the flaws, reproductions and potential collapse of Michelangelo's masterpiece.
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You may be hurting them by deepening their obsession and reinforcing its source.
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"Me after playing the media's obsession with me like a violin," she wrote.
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"Still, the speedy banning is in line with Amazon's ethos of "customer obsession.
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Sepah used Silicon Valley's obsession with diets and fasts to name his idea.
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He switched to tennis after his wife complained about his obsession with golf.
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The characters share a mysterious link inspired by Wright's obsession with the decade.
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Hughes, the famously reclusive billionaire was something of an obsession for the actor.
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The HR exec says that a "true customer obsession" is paramount at Microsoft.
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For the government of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Gulen was an obsession.
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You've likely fallen into Candy Crush obsession or know someone who's been affected.
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And my personal obsession: urban density and public transit (both crucial to decarbonization).
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But his chief obsession, according to his close friend Esben Melbye, was baseball.
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"Jewelry has been a singular obsession of mine my entire life," she said.
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Nothing illustrates this better than the president's well-documented obsession with cable news.
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It all begs the question: Is Pepperstein's obsession with futures utopian or apocalyptic?
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It just started there and then it developed into a full-blown obsession.
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It may be an American tradition, but pizza is also an international obsession.
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Paltrow is, after all, notorious for devotion — almost obsession — to über-healthy living.
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RIVRS: It's almost naive in its honesty—it depicts lust, obsession, and love.
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ChyMoji is the latest smartphone obsession to emerge from the Kardashian mobile empire.
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We were that caught up in our self-centered obsession with hair dye.
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But Koichi's path to Thrash Zone could only be manifested through true obsession.
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Would a "gotta catch 'em all" obsession be totally consuming, or even damaging?
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His obsession with optics, style and TV glam are central to his being.
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Cameron: I came out of a pretty deep obsession with intense gangsta rap.
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Lay your eyes on the internet's latest wearable blanket obsession: the mermaid blanket.
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" And then she found an obsession, hiking, "transforming my exile into a holiday.
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The guitar became an obsession in seventh grade after she discovered Jimi Hendrix.
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"Democrats' Russia obsession overshadows fact that Trump's America is looking up"https://t.
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In an email to Insider, Josie explained her family's obsession with the superstore.
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Maybe my obsession with avoiding scratches and door dings had permeated his subconscious.
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President Trump literally got himself impeached over his obsession with taking down Joe.
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He'll have more time to devote to tennis, which he called an obsession.
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But the opioid obsession he developed in college is getting in the way.
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Australia's obsession with espresso has provided an obvious entry point for new restaurateurs.
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He discusses the movement's abuses of language and its obsession with the media.
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The question now is whether Pichai can translate this obsession into popular products.
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But after her melanoma diagnosis, birding went from a hobby to an obsession.
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The U.S. military's lethality obsession isn't just a matter of tactics and strategy.
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" Kevin remarks to us: "I discount his theory, but I value the obsession.
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We have guidance on avoiding obsession as you pursue your most profound interests.
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Perhaps this is why I had taken up an obsession with hospital waste.
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Yet this mechanized adherence to a Victorian obsession for encyclopedic knowledge is unstable.
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Is there a game or movie that hits social media obsession for you?
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Talking of sweets, I can't leave without asking Chiang about his Snickers obsession.
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"It's a motivation, but it's not my obsession," Nadal said of the record.
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This seems to especially be the case for former, so tied to obsession.
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The search for remains has become something of an obsession for the public.
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Staying fit on the road is something of an obsession for Mr. Aoki.
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Maybe academia isn't for you, if your inquiry is always fueled by obsession.
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Tell a story in the comments about a food obsession of any kind.
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Each, he feared, was an obsession from a world that was slipping away.
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But none are being followed with as much intensity, even obsession, as Wentz's.
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It's fantastic on salads, pastas, fish and my current obsession, avocado-anchovy toast.
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Or, rather, its obsession with the tool that it hopes soccer can be.
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In the U.S., Ocasio-Cortez has become an obsession on right-wing media.
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The obsession with loyalty, the lack of it he is willing to give.
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We have the same attitude, we share the same obsession for collecting things.
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He now follows politics incessantly, an obsession he credits to Mr. Obama's influence.
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And Mr. Holzer didn't take a break from his Lincoln obsession on weekends.
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Helen Gao BEIJING — Bike sharing is the latest obsession to grab the Chinese.
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Feelings of peace and confidence are often masked by obsession, uncertainty or fear.
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Think about Obsession, which had a fragrance for women and one for men.
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And, more to the point, Democrats' obsession with defeating him in the fall.
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Jackson told CNN that Brayden's obsession with Target actually stems from her mother.
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Soon grandpa will be able to call you about his flat-earth obsession.
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"It's fear and it's fueled by an obsession with getting reelected," he said.
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This obsession with political affiliation has inspired a "win at all costs" mindset.
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The controversy around this topic is just another example of toxic celebrity obsession.
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Because, "if you have an exit strategy, it's not an obsession," he says.
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Me Time Why the multistep Japanese scalp facial could become your new obsession.
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History suggests relatively few voters care about trade, the president's obsession, for example.
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One killing spree was over, but not Ms Power's obsession with the subject.
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It's an obsession that conceals power even as it claims to expose it.
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And much of it is powered by the obsession with one game: Fortnite.
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As he portrays it, obsession over sanctions misses the breadth of Iran's economy.
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Timorous yet determined, his bride, Wanda (a teenage Brunella Bovo), has another obsession.
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I think this is partly where my obsession with geometry and form began.
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Mariano Llinás's 13-hour cinematic puzzle is a labor of love and obsession.
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But for President Trump, Ukraine has been an obsession since the 2016 campaign.
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Now, the publication is dipping a big Texan toe into another statewide obsession.
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Mr. Trump accused Ms. Pelosi of a two-and-half-year impeachment obsession.
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For years he has displayed an obsession with race, ethnicity, religion and gender.
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The only thing more patriotic might our obsession with Black Friday (Thanksgiving who?).
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Dayton shooter had an obsession with violence and mass shootings, police say 29.
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Second, the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer is the internet's latest beauty tech obsession.
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The obsession with HQ has skyrocketed to over 23 million players every game.
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And it began to seem foreign to me, our American obsession with size.
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"The obsession with austerity across Europe has been really bad," Ms. Maycock said.
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Art critic Leo Steinberg observed an obsession with Jesus's genitals in Renaissance paintings.
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How a shoe that looks like a sock became the working woman's obsession
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Amazon consistently attributes its success to one focus: an "obsession" with customer satisfaction.
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Listen to this preview and gear up for the next cult audio obsession.
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And through the years, Mr. Schneider harbored a not-so-secret Nazi obsession.
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My social media followers very well know about my old ladylike tea obsession.
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Netflix said "Secret Obsession" was its 10th most popular movie of the year.
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Joe finds a secret dungeon that reveals Henderson's terrifying obsession with underage girls.
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Mariano Llinás's 13-hour cinematic puzzle is a labor of love and obsession.
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"Democrats' impeachment obsession is backfiring," The Washington Post's Marc Thiessen crowed last month.
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Why do they liken some people's interest in the investigation to an obsession?
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It became a daily obsession that helped me cope with an unexpected loss.
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The sculptures' verisimilitude confuses the senses, as does Wise's obvious obsession with them.
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For some people it's an obsession; for others it's just a weekend job.
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Greg Sargent of the Washington Post places the firing of FBI Director James Comey in the context of Trump's obsession with his inaugural crowd size, his obsession with imaginary voter fraud, and other self-destructive outbursts, where it fits seamlessly.
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He puts the blame on two things: first, the retreat from the public sphere into esoteric academic debates and second, the growing obsession with "cultural, social and gender history" and the near obsession with the history of marginalised and oppressed groups.
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The obsession with the gorilla has even gone offline, with people getting Harambe tattoos.
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While talking about his work, he was meticulous, showing an investigator's obsession with detail.
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What are your thoughts about the continued obsession around his name over the years.
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Regardless, this train reaffirms out modern society's dubious obsession with invisible modes of transport.
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Trump's obsession with "taking the oil" from ISIS makes no sense, Jeet Heer argued.
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Now's the time to get to know the "shacket," fashion's latest hybrid-clothing obsession.
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Trump's obsession with the caravan surfaced in tweets and in impromptu remarks to reporters.
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It's weird, our obsession with this crime stuff, and imposter stuff, and the darkness.
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Before long, the combination turned into an obsession that made Rice drop 40 lbs.
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But the obsession is, how do we put this lightly, a bit intense online.
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A self-confessed loner at school, he found solace in his obsession with history.
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Both men hold a special — if troubling — place in our collective true crime obsession.
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Well, she decided to prioritize her sexual needs over his obsession … just this once.
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They raised concerns about Flynn's ties to Russia and his perceived obsession with Iran.
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Perhaps our coastal cultural obsession will cool down to lukewarm interest in middle America.
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Dan Gainor: Media revel in London anti-Trump protests as obsession with Russia continues .
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My lifelong obsession with makeup started with watching my mom put her makeup on.
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After some time spent on my new obsession, I go through my nightly routine.
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It wasn't hard to prepare to be obsessed with Elizabeth Olsen — she's obsession-worthy.
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Only two more plays until my tolerance reverts once more into a lovely obsession.
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Luckily our obsession with cast reunions pretty much guarantees we won't forget our youth.
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Knowing that I can always detach from my online obsession is an empowering feeling.
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The reality is if you look around it's an obsession that has only grown.
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Check out the tale of obsession when the film hits theaters on October 27.
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Since 2009, building Uber into a great company has been my passion and obsession.
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" As for Cruz's preoccupation with him, Stone says, "It's obviously some kind of obsession.
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"People's obsession with that baby..." he began, referencing the devil child from season 1.
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"She talked about him with admiration, a teenager's love, and obsession," the mother said.
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A few months after Amber gained 200 pounds, her obsession with Jesus kicked off.
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The obsession with whether or not someone is visibly trans does not help, either.
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" Kucur talked about Gökçe's obsession with Scarface: "He was so influenced by the movie.
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It didn't take long for her early interest in WhatsApp to turn into obsession.
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The Secret Token: Myth, Obsession and the Search for the Lost Colony of Roanoke.
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It's clear he thinks their obsession with carnal pleasures is basic, and I agree.
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Mr Kasich says he was drowned out by the media's obsession with Mr Trump.
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Fashion's obsession with this shoe has yet to show any signs of slowing down.
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The obsession with "lines" suggested either an absent-minded actor or a cocaine addict.
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Judging by the latest iteration of the trend — double rainbows — the obsession isn't waning.
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Those brave Russians critical of the obsession of newspapers such as yours are right.
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She shared the video of Brown talking about her obsession on The Tonight Show.
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My obsession with the addictive mobile game began during a family vacation in 2013.
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Or Slimane's obsession with Hollywood (the Parisian native is based in LA, after all).
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When you open up a Logan act case, Sally Yates, this is my obsession.
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Scratch the surface of our cultural obsession with bloating, and you'll find fat-phobia.
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Johnson says that he has "a sliiiight obsession" with the September day of rest.
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The obsession with surfaces—of ocean, image, drawing—is central to Ms Celmins's work.
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Murad Khalid formed Dark Phantom in 2007, but his obsession with metal started earlier.
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My current obsession is Hearthstone, which I spend way too much time playing (badly).
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After perusing this year's Golden Globe nominations, you're sure to find your next obsession.
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Producer Gary Kurtz helped talk George out of his crystal obsession in 1975, thankfully.
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At the moment, an obsession with power and order is hobbling the new tribunals.
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Fallon asked the Hunger Games star about her obsession with the Real Housewives franchise.
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Jeremy Scott's fall 2017 collaboration with Ugg, however, is here to rekindle our obsession.
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She discussed motherhood, her return to tennis, and her obsession with her daughter, Olympia.
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I douse my eggs in Tapatio sauce, which is my current hot sauce obsession.
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But it's also possible to take obsession with this kind of thing too far.
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And Netflix has just dropped our newest horror obsession, The Haunting of Hill House.
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"It's wonderful to have young children because of their obsession with animals," he says.
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Star Wars fanatics are well aware their obsession exists in the realm of fiction.
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That storyline criticises the modern obsession with broadcasting and curating life on social media.
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While perception isn't everything, Amazon's core values all rotate around customer obsession and satisfaction.
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It's more than a bias, it's a cultural obsession, and one that's becoming dangerous.
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The reasoning: Hollywood's obsession with established franchises is based on one key factor: marketability.
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Sophia, do you think it's gotten to be an obsession with your sparkling juice?
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Dying to shed that "basic" label but can't give up your avocado toast obsession?
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Maybe that obsession is what kept Apple from dealing with this keyboard properly sooner.
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But just because it's the latest Internet obsession, that doesn't mean it's the first.
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Chopra the elder remains somewhat mystified by his son's sports obsession to this day.
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Sailor shares her parents' obsession with fashion, and always picks out her own clothes.
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The only way to settle my thoughts was to give in to the obsession.
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But that's what I have never understood about the GOP's obsession with coal mining.
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That can probably be attributed to your obsession with a healthy work-life balance.
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Unspooling endless backstories is not fun—kind of like your grandpa's obsession with genealogy.
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Here's what they had to say about our collective obsession with the Hollywood Chrises.
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The hat obsession ain't cheap -- some of Alberto's hats can run upwards of $1,800!!
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Dr. O'Reilly believes that our everyday language about sex reflects our obsession with purity.
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" She adds, "I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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Then there is Trump's creepy obsession with women's blood, which we have seen before.
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Your obsession begins with the research and planning you put into your fantasy squad.
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Like mom jeans, it's a little funny when a stereotype sparks a fashion obsession.
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"Our obsession with youth is a disease," Moshe Laniado, CEO of swimsuitsforall, told Mashable.
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The end storyline result was that Jacobs fell desperately in love/obsession with Lacey.
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Finally I accepted this was an obsession and I left Facebook for a while.
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I don't really know where this obsession came from, we never got into that.
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America is unusual, both for its obsession with race and for its superb statistics.
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He had an obsession to connect with someone to validate his own self worth.
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A gift that speaks to their obsession with the long-running space exploration franchise.
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Your Rory and Lorelei obsession just became so real you can taste it. Literally.
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Donald Trump's obsession with walls steered him down a foolish path on Saturday night.
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Our intrigue and obsession with all things regal has well and truly been reignited.
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As I sipped my Guinness Animotion's 80s electronic hit "Obsession" came on the jukebox.
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On Wednesday, Modi spoke about the Congress party's obsession with the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.
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The Internet's obsession with the powerful hydraulic press grows stronger and weirder every day.
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If there's one food obsession that surpasses all others in today's world, it's pizza.
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Their chilliness and obsession with class has reached gothic horror levels at this point.
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It couldn't be too weird or off-kilter; it couldn't be about individual obsession.
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There has been a miniature backlash against the effect this screen-obsession is having.
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Nor is the obsession with health confined to a few fanatics at the top.
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For AI researchers in particular, the idea of cracking Go has become an obsession.
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This is a valid argument, borne out by her obsession with plastic surgery and
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Hand-in-hand with Cyrus' love of candles is her obsession with interior decorating.
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It feels like there's some kind of obsession with knocking off the older cats.
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For example, the capital's obsession with infrastructure will soon define politics across the country.
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So yeah, press play on "Little Ones" above and prepare for your new obsession.
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Another is the opportunity roundabouts afford to indulge the national obsession with municipal gardening.
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He and Azamat also shared an obsession with the Beats, especially with Jack Kerouac.
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And for some, that obsession ran deeper, an addiction that ruined lives and relationships.
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Because, like another obsession of mine ("Smash") it was supposed to be so good.
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China's obsession with hip-hop and streetwear, Pan wrote, has helped spawn the trend.
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Our society's obsession with a "post-baby" body is problematic, to say the least.
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Such is Twitter's ongoing quest for/obsession with its own user growth and engagement.
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Meanwhile, the immigration obsession of the Republicans seemed to energize independent and moderate voters.
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Or, to be more precise, by federal and state legislators' obsession with standardized testing.
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She also implies that space exploration is an exclusive obsession of socially awkward men.
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Intuit executives like to talk about having a "customer obsession" in developing their products.
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In middle age, he continues to be jailed time after time for his obsession.
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"There's an obsession in architecture with permanence, it's considered the ultimate virtue," he says.
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"Customer obsession and getting 1% better everyday are core values at DoorDash," Xu said.
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There's an obsession with "high scores," meaning more points for a larger body count.
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Her pink obsession and designs didn't jibe with the look Fossil was going for.
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His love of trains later led to his obsession with emergency service vehicle dispatch.
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And his sports franchise, the Seattle Seahawks of the N.F.L., is a local obsession.
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About Jay Leno's Garage "Jay Leno's Garage" explores our obsession with all things automotive.
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Thanks to Dalmia's social media obsession, the two ended up randomly meeting on Twitter.
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"I'm tired of the art market as a sort of obsession," Mr. Weber said.
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We're obsessed with memes and GIFs, and GIFs Against Friends trades in that obsession.
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One episode entwines taxidermy, the Victorian obsession with death, performance art and social psychology.
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I don't miss the obsession with work that seems so prevalent throughout the US.
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To distract himself, he started playing World of Warcraft, which quickly became an obsession.
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Read more: An exchange between Trump and a foreign leader is Washington's latest obsession.
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DEATH BY VIDEO GAMEDanger, Pleasure, and Obsession on the Virtual FrontlineBy Simon Parkin254 pp.
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"This piece references a time before 75-hour workweeks and an obsession with productivity."
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Every summer, our collective obsession with sharks fucking humans up rears its ugly head.
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This obsession with Egypt's ancient past has overwritten the reality of its people today.
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Blame it on Joan Didion's obsession with water or David Hockney's famous pool paintings.
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This obsession with finishes isn't limited to ultra-high-end buildings, or to Manhattan.
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We both had an obsession with experimental music, tape loops, ambient, anything like that.
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These aren't fans or cosplayers taking their geeky obsession to the next level, though.
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My binges stopped, my dietary obsession faded, and slowly, my hormones started to normalize.
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Yeah, dressing absolutely right quickly became an obsession for a lot of people, right?
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Atlético owe much of their success from free-kicks and corners to that obsession.
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Politics in the Trump era is, for many, a terrorizing distraction, a daily obsession.
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"That just led me into a personal obsession with all things fermented," he says.
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There are several examples of Winchester's obsession with the number 13 throughout the house.
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Donald Trump's obsession with the wall makes sense for his infomercial of a presidency.
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Meanwhile, the Trump/House obsession with finding FBI corruption is equally elusive to them.
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In some ways, I understand the frenzy, the panic, the obsession over this election.
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Their father's late-blooming obsession with painting: Even they didn't see that one coming.
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Perfumes are my obsession: I have a wardrobe of about 285 I cycle through.
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Particularly unnerving has been the president's obsession with erecting a wall along the border.
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"I've had an obsession with marine life for the longest time," Mr. Carrotta said.
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There's also a recurring obsession with freedom and being freed running throughout this episode.
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"Efforts to eliminate risk are an obsession in the Western world," Dr. Monasterio said.
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We live in an era of reboots and also an era of canine obsession.
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Photo: SnapIt seems Snap just can't give up its obsession with techy camera glasses.
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Water is a major obsession in Wisconsin, especially as fears over climate change intensify.
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The Kremlin's allies and its opponents alike have been baffled by America's Russia obsession.
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Last night's Game of Thrones was a tour-de-force of pathos and obsession.
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From Ralph I learned all about craft and authenticity and an obsession with detail.
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You can think of love as an intense obsession, but it's really an addiction.
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You probably didn't need yet another peak-TV obsession, but here it is anyway.
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As the lord of the underworld, it's associated with shadiness, manipulation, obsession, and possessiveness.
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His letters to Lottie during this time describe a near-obsession with Ruth's plight.
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Regular readers know that socioeconomic diversity on college campuses is an obsession of mine.
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This criticism coalesced with an ongoing obsession about what suburban white America was thinking.
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Blame Drake's hyper-literalism or the obsession with verbosity among the Canibuses and co.
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Unfortunately, Trump's obsession with high-profile destruction isn't limited to his tweets on Harvey.
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But his obsession with perfection is wide-ranging and merciless, not limited to fish.
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The Democratic obsession with beating President Trump has turned everyone into a talking head.
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America's obsession with working long hours is driving a new kind of gender gap.
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But even so, this episode illustrates how deep Trump's obsession with undercutting Obamacare runs.
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Bernd Brunner's "Birdmania" is a cultural history of the varieties of human ornithological obsession.
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Amazon itself is famous for what CEO Jeff Bezos has described as customer obsession.
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Nonfiction DEAD GIRLS Essays on Surviving an American Obsession By Alice Bolin 273 pp.
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AT&T's price hikes are a byproduct of AT&T's obsession with merger mania.
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