My weight gain is on point and baby's size is on point, so that's all that matters!
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Cudi flows on point, flipping his pace when needed on the track, keeping it on point and thoughtful.
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" For his part, Trump's mantra has lately included self-reminders to do no harm and to "stay on point, Donald, stay on point.
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The parody is completely on point We can't imagine the Muppets ever being mean to one another, but the parody is completely on point.
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Man. A day off has never looked so on point.
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That's why Union's comment on Keaton was so on point.
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"The ICA findings were accurate and on point," Virginia Sen.
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He made sure that his backwards somersaults were on point.
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I love that show and his work is on point.
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His weight looked on point and he was fighting fit.
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The wordplay is particularly on point in this one too.
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It definitely wasn't a PC example ... but pretty on point.
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Cheerful descriptions of animals, however, are very much on point.
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The singer's recent style choices have been equally on point.
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Still, Newman made it look masculine and completely on point.
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They were on point, like we expected them to be.
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"I think conversation needs to be on point," she said.
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The lyrics are not on point, not driving it home.
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Her wardrobe's on-point — and so are her dance moves.
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For real, the carpet game at E103 2016: on point.
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The toilet roll bit at the end is on point.
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Then there's the obvious, but still on point, iced covfefe.
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The woman goes on point; the man does the partnering.
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The service is on point, and the food is incredible.
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And in my experience, Samsung's estimate is right on point.
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It seems like you've got to be so on point.
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A high fifth position on point as the curtain lowers.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: Well, it's, I think, Morgan Stanley's on point.
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" He more or less stuck to the script as he barnstormed the country in the last days of the 2016 campaign, joking that his advisers had told him, "'Stay on point, Donald, stay on point.
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"Their begging skills are on point," she captioned the comical photo.
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Reports of Microsoft's smartphone demise have been ... pretty much on point.
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"@heydudeimadam: Josh Reddick celebration style on point. pic.twitter.com/G4rFAahBt7". #MLB. #Dodgers.
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Even the Scotts' good natured ribbing and poses are on point.
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From the service to the food, it's just always on point.
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Her characters throughout her powerhouse career have always been on-point.
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Apple's numbers are on point and in line with my testing.
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It's equally on point there, based on some tests I did.
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Biel's answer was on point, but Fallon sadly guessed Run DMC.
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"Belly button still on point lol," she wrote alongside the shot.
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"She was on point!" she tells me, clapping her hands together.
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Even his air drumming is completely in time and on point.
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I look like a tool, but my info is on point.
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And the original Queen B thought Bey's outfits were on point.
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Match made in heaven đź‘Ż Every single detail is on point!
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His advice for air taxi startups sounds weary, but on point.
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All of Huckberry's sale section is on point right now, actually.
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Her flow wasn't bad and her dance moves were on point.
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And we want our allies to be prepared and on point.
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The more concise I am, the more I stay on point.
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Even when she was dressed down, Reagan's style was on point.
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Healthcare: 61% of viewers polled said Trump's remarks were on point.
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The rap, the look, and the dance moves were on point.
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The décor is unimpressive, but the specialty pancakes are on point.
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You have to be on-point with your look all day.
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But their behavior as exes so far has been on-point.
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Well, the late breaking rumors were pretty much right on point.
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Whatever the case may be, Seyfried's reaction seems pretty on-point.
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I love my dress, ugh it just feels so on point.
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But you should still able to keep your form on point.
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In only one of the five do women dance on point.
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On POINT For plenty of shoppers, dodging trends is a trend.
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"It's a little much how on point it is," Goldberg added.
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Wait, is that how he got his fringe so on point?
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The art deco look of this ring is so on point.
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But Stone's a professional, and his cross-hatch is on point.
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Modrak's past works include the bitingly on-point Re Made Company.
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On point after point, America's nonimmigrants are failing our country. Crime?
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Let's see if my margarita+mocktail game is still on point.
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Their aesthetic is on point, from design to execution to food.
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Clinton was on point about the state of racial injustice in America.
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We expect the couple to have the most on-point matching outfits.
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The timbre of singers' voices and acoustic instruments feels consistently on point.
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Ryan Reynolds' advice is shockingly on point in a lot of situations.
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Meanwhile, Khrissy has Kim to thank for her on-point maternity style.
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The salad options seem much more on point with the local zeitgeist.
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Stomping boots and beaded bags make for an on-point accessories game.
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On Wednesday, Ciara revealed the extremely on-point Halloween costumes on Twitter.
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The premise of Showtime's new comedy series, White Famous, is on-point.
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When your brows are on point, you can take on the world.
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And in case you haven't noticed, they are pretty freaking on-point.
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My sprained foot isn't keeping me from keeping my body on point!
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Click ahead for the pairs that are so on-point right now.
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I wanted to make sure every song I played was on point.
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This class tends towards the latter, but they're pretty on point today.
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The outside appearance of the clothing isn't the only thing on-point.
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Their outfits are, honestly, everything, and Middlebrook's expressions are totally on point.
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That is a terrible idea -- INGRAHAM: OK, let&aposs stay on point.
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It doesn't hurt that his makeup game is always extremely on point.
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Sorry guys, frogs and nails are not on-point game time snacks.
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Who knew that Anna Kendrick's Kristen Stewart could be so on point?
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Plus, today his Ray Bans and 50s quiff combo are on point.
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Her scathing critique of Russia following this latest outrage was on point.
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Obviously, it's intentional — unless the trailer editor's subconscious is seriously on point.
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My head may have been pounding, but my complexion was on point.
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The hotel's mostly Turkish staff were incredibly helpful — and incredibly on-point.
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The women are not on point and there is little supported partnering.
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Dear Heloise: Your column was on point about clothing donations for women.
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Clinton uses that term often, and in ways that seem on point.
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Posing on all fours, head erect, tail raised, on point, if you please.
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"Stay on point, Donald," he said aloud at a rally on November 2.
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Most days, my Anti-Blackness Force Field is on point, close to impenetrable.
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In fairness to the host, the catering at these fiestas seems on point.
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The Kids Are Alright's characters, the stories, and jokes are all on point.
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This situation has a lot of layers — but the expressions are on point.
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Making sure that book is on-point and still funny requires real talent.
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The picks are subjective, of course, but usually seem on point for me.
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We see a facial expression that is neutral, more commanding, gestures on point.
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It's pretty sweet, Drake's rhymes are on point and the track bumps hard.
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We can't get over how perfectly on-point both of these looks are.
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His brows need to be on point for all of those paparazzi pictures.
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" Adding, "Flotus has always been on point with the wordplay in her speeches.
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We know this ... it wasn't today, and her team's choreography is on point!
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Unfortunately, Delaney was outdone by Warren's on-point and number-specific climate response.
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Her form was on point ... and her kettlebell workout wasn't too shabby either.
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Goulding says that when it comes to style, they're both pretty on point.
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Though her answers were "on point," the hiring manager felt they lacked personality.
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I'm always trying to be on point, but he really raised the game.
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Of course, not every foreign look at the shutdown was so on point.
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They have to be on-point, all the time, right from the jump.
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Food so on point #FoodPorn #dessert What exactly are we looking at here?
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As a matter of corporate promotion, though, the musical is totally on point.
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That's pretty on point for a writer who covers both sex and astrology.
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Now in its second season, this show is both entertaining and on-point.
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Mark Meadows Another way of saying on point — super good, stylish, and enviable.
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The qualification should be on point and achievable, and not involve unnecessary bureaucracy.
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And so most efforts at reform in the US founder on point 1.
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The defense was on point tonight and we got off to a good start.
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In short, the 44th FLOTUS delivered yet another on-point ensemble, one last time.
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Her music mashups are on point and I always walk away sore but smiling.
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Both rely exclusively on point differential, quality of competition faced and home-court advantage.
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I recently got into my Spotify-recommended playlist, and this time, it's on point!
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If so, we wouldn't blame him, given her wise, hilarious, and on-point tweets.
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I thought for the most part we were pretty on point with our defense.
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This isn't the first time Vergara's social media game has been on-point, though.
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But McGahn told him he thought the Times' reporting was just about on point.
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Loomis's repeated warnings will look on-point if the grimmest scenarios play out in
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Corden's harmony game is always good, but it's particularly on point in this episode.
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Even when the film stumbles, the righteousness of Parker's cause is always on-point.
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This is why the conversation about fanciful anticonservative bias was actually quite on point.
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As for the wedding, you'd better believe the dress code will be on-point.
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"Our focus wasn't there and we weren't on point," Canadiens coach Claude Julien said.
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In case you missed it – Khloé Kardashian's abs are on point, and all natural!
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"I was really on point, and I haven't been eating the same," she says.
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You're amazing and on point!!" and "Can I just say thank you so much!!!
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So you definitely want to be on point in that area, and I am.
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It's what she does next that proves her snack game is seriously on point.
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Of course, this all hinges on the recent gossip about LIGO being on point.
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Witness UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: Jake Tapper is exceptional here — informed and on point.
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Do not underestimate the healing powers of watching another person display on-point penmanship.
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Not because I support her, but she was on point on all the issues.
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However, Winston was on point from the opening tip, scoring 16 before the break.
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There's a black maid, but she's played by a man on point; and Mrs.
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All eight raise themselves into that vertical poise on point and step sideways, twice.
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"Our staff concluded that the [intelligence community's] conclusions were accurate and on point," Sen.
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Also Janeane Garofalo's 90s platform shoe game is entirely on point throughout this movie.
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Enterprise users, for example, should definitely spend money ensuring their cybersecurity game is on point.
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Spirited Away is made real in its on-point depiction of Jiufen's buildings and storefronts.
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Kimchi Princi: You're on point about the room as place and the phone as independence.
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It then released software that ran on point-of-sale terminals to help physical stores.
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Incredible. And we'd be remiss if we didn't mention this kid's on-point Spidey movements.
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Catch them, and their always on-point satire, Saturday, January 14 at 4:00 p.m.
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Khloé has proven time and time again that her monochromatic game is totally on point.
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Follow The Creators Project on Instagram to keep your pin game on point every week.
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The airline has downsized its growth ambitions and is focusing on point-to-point traffic.
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I thought our urgency, our intensity level was right on point the last three nights.
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Her message is not only important, but the emojis that accompany it are on point.
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When you're running an Instagram competition, it's important to get your hashtag game on point.
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Jeremy's off skiing in Utah this weekend, so Yeji is on point for earnings coverage.
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You know them well: Those people whose Instagram feeds are on point, all the time.
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Most companies rely on point-sheets, translation apps or telephone services to communicate with guests.
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This Wondermark web comic from 2012 is just too on point: Don't be an idiot.
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It comes as absolutely no surprise to us that Witherspoon's Springstagram game is on point.
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Instead, the power button doubles as a fingerprint reader, and its accuracy is on point.
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But it also requires that tightrope walk I mentioned earlier to be exactly on point.
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When John Legend is your papa, you know the lullabies are going be on point.
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You make me proud to rock my gap and your message is exactly on point.
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But the execution on this short is so on-point it's hard not to love.
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Fans have been asking him for life advice, and his responses are shockingly on point.
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Even though her outfit was on point, her overall experience wasn't one for the books.
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It's stuck at 1.2-megapixels, which means your selfie game won't be quite on point.
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At higher altitudes (above about 45 meters), the hovering experience becomes much more on-point.
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It's simpler, but it is no less emotionally affecting, because its timing is on point.
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Plus, her "rules" for how hubby Louis must deal with other women are on point.
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Mark Hamill's impression of William and Harry, which can only be described as on-point.
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A full-on smoky eye, glossy lips, contour on point — J. Lo always comes prepared.
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You won't be able to hide the awesomeness of this on-point costume accessory. 6.
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In terms of accuracy, T-Mobile's coverage map was largely on point, almost shockingly so.
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The tot has already mastered the perfect selfie, and her posing is pretty on point.
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The pieces may appear as blobs or animals or humans, depending on point of view.
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IndyCar lovers, please tell me whether Sean is on point or out of his mind.
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Sometimes, first impressions can be totally wrong — other times they can be right on point.
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Kylie Jenner is a beauty icon that makes her name on always looking on point.
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Cardholders also get a fourth night free on point stays of four or more nights.
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It may be winter, but that doesn't mean your sunglasses game shouldn't be on point.
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Here's Williams modelling the T-shirt, which has a very on-point (pun intended) slogan.
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Talent Show (assuming the code analysis is on point) seems to take a different angle.
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The Cali Style option (like Animal Style) is on point—ooey, gooey, and fork-worthy.
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So far, Upton has only posted three images following this theme — but they on point.
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Mia Wallace from that on-point Pulp Fiction homage that debuted way back in 2014.
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On Point B: The congressional committees looking into the Russian matter are chaired by Republicans.
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Jones was asked on public radio's "On Point" this month what's happening in the country.
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There was a buzz Belichick had interest in AB. Clearly the rumors were on point.
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He was on point, able to parry attacks, and in command of his talking points.
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She spins on point with one leg outstretched; she naturally and often moves off balance.
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While the big men were on point, the guard play was spotty for both teams.
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So not only will your hair be on point, but your scalp will be, too.
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I could turn the camera on, point at a subject, and snap a picture quickly.
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She previously hosted a "On Point with Tomi Lahren" for the One America News Network.
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He on the board of Kids on Point, an after-school squash program in Charleston.
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The show's contrast of that service with the Catholic one was subtle but on point.
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I can only aspire to be as nutritionally, physically, and ethically on-point as them.
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Some of them have gotten into trouble because they haven't been as regulatory on point.
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If all your branding is on point, it will translate into sales and more fans. Hopefully.
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But I had no idea coming in how on point it would be for the moment.
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After all, Im gave Europe a stunning rendition of "Sound of Silence" and on-point fashion.
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These on-point Trek Tikis will inspire your Trekker to finally mix up some galactic cocktails.
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In between were the comments at Boeing's facility and they were – well, Presidential and on point.
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It's always a gamble trying out a new instructor, but the playlist is on point today.
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As with all of Planet Earth II, the editing in the clip above is on-point.
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And this is not the first time the couple's social media game has been on-point.
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And I have a photo shoot today for work, so I need to be on point.
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The CGI is solid, the set dressing is on-point, and the target is well chosen.
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The findings are based on point-of-sale data in 17 countries during the launch weekend.
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As Vogue points out, Thompson's beauty looks have also been on point during the MIB tour.
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But Rodriguez's statement that "there is nothing different or strange about having anxiety" is on point.
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But music is at the core of what it does, so the venue is on point.
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That's why my fold looks so — I hate to use the word 'perfect' — but on point.
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The dancing, the hand gestures, his hair – everything about Mars' young Elvis is totally on point.
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AG: A LuMee phone case because I have to make sure the selfies are on point!
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Dobrev's rendition of Omi's "Cheerleader" was note perfect and her costume choice was ridiculously on point.
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However you choose to cut your sandwich, make sure that your knife skills are on-point.
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So it should come as no surprise that their Mother's Day posts were insanely on point.
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His delivery, though, is on point: Malik could sell a bottle of water to the ocean.
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Etihad, which has lost $5.6 billion since 2016, is now focused on point-to-point traffic.
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In true Kylie Cosmetics fashion, the packaging and shade names are on-point and on-theme.
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Ms. Hauter is on point when she talks about the dangerous consequences of deteriorating water infrastructure.
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He's always on-point with his stuff, always aware of stuff going on in the world.
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Makeup and hair have to be on point because, in those moments, she's being photographed nonstop.
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But Sara Adams made an impression with her crisp, traveling hops on point along a diagonal.
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A recent scan of their dedicated Amazon shop yielded a ton of on-point winter coats.
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But Barneys truly became replaceable because it no longer had a monopoly on point of view.
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Steve's actually unloading the stunning 5 bedroom, 7 bath mansion on Point Dume for $12.995 million.
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And if you didn't know already, his air-brush contour is more on point than a Kardashians'.
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If there's ever a time to ensure your public-speaking skills are on point, it's Oscars night.
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Whatever you watch will look on point with a wide spectrum of colors and fluid motion handling.
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But overall we have to say that Trebek's assessment of Trump sounds pretty on-point to us.
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Actor Anne Hathaway has some thoughts about the murder of Nia Wilson — and they're pretty on-point.
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" Music is key "If you're a passenger and have deejaying responsibilities, you need to be on point.
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Kardashian's love life may be in shambles right now, but at least her hair is on point.
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" Though she admits that she "can't say I'm on point, always on it, because, man, I'm flawed.
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Here's a pretty good quote from Philosopher Kobe, which is 100 percent on point, for obvious reasons.
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"If your outfit is on point, one thing has to be off for you to look perfect."
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And compared that to the press conference that Trump held, which was effortless, on point, and transparent.
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Both important and both with viewers that want smart, thoughtful, on-point analysis, just in different formats.
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Adyen then released software that runs on point-of-sale terminals to help bricks-and-mortar stores.
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But the two things that mattered, the hinge and the screen quality, were actually pretty on point.
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We have to hand it to Dylan, too, because his "One Dance" moves are right on point.
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Usher, Tyler Perry, Jhene Aiko and Jermaine Dupri's costume game was also on point inside the bash.
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To be honest, the video is worth watching purely for Mark Hamill's on-point Harrison Ford impression.
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Perhaps a little too risqué for the old Taylor, but right on point for the new Taylor.
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That means, each part of your outfit should be as on-point and polished as the next.
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And for the record your style is always on point, so clearly they have bad taste anyway.
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My whole thing was, stay on point in here, stay focused on here, learn something from this.
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"The work itself was really on point for the time period and the location," Mr. Folwell said.
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You need something to sting you sometimes and keep you on point and teach you a lesson.
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Needless to say, there's a lot going on here, and very little of it is on point.
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If you're on point, however, the neural network will home in on the object and guess correctly.
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In Stelfox's corner is his secretary (Georgia King, on point, like everyone else in this assured production).
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In my brief testing, the Xperia XZ's focus was off as often as it was on point.
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His remarks, particularly the ones he made in this Wired interview from 1996, were remarkably on-point.
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The dough was soft, the light custard cream was generous, and the chocolate frosting was on point.
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Actual value of Grand Prize may vary based on point of departure and air transportation rate fluctuations.
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But if you want to upgrade your style, then your sock game needs to be on point.
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Whether limited-edition or year-round, Trader Joe's is always on point with its smorgasbord of sweets.
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"The City That Never Sleeps" tag has always been true and still feels on point to me.
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Other experts suggest totally re-lacing your shoes every few weeks to keep the fit on point.
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That's pretty much on point, because this salad both looks and smells so good, it's almost indecent.
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"He was quiet, low key, on point, and he was the alpha of the group," Ross reflects.
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Your intuition is on point as your ruling planet Mars and communication planet Mercury connect with Neptune.
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Ballerinas are sometimes asked to slide on point for short distances, usually while supported by a partner.
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"We were all on point with our rhythms and didn't mess one another up," Mr. Lau said.
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His coach was on point that U.S. Figure Skating manipulates the system to choose its own favorites.
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The clothes were a bit out of my league, price-wise, but the food was on point.
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She rushes on point in one horizontal path after another, as if boxed into a confined space.
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People want something to nosh on, especially around the holidays, so make sure your snacks are on point.
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The details included in the build of this toy are on point, with even the teeth being hyperrealistic.
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Then watch the video above and follow these simple steps to get your morning-chic look on point.
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The truck doesn't appear to bear a Tesla logo, but the headlights and the profile look on point.
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Her look was so on point, even Deadpool comic book artist, Rob Liefeld, roared with approval on Twitter.
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The Kardashian-Jenner clan have dominated social media with the help of their always-on-point selfie game.
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Findings that Russia meddled to help Trump beat Clinton were &aposaccurate and on point&apos: Senate intel panel ?
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Today's youth are online, up to date, in the street, and on point with their facts and figures.
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Urban Outfitters is a no-brainer for when we're in need of on-point and affordable fashion finds.
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It's fun and affirming — and everyone at work knows I always show up with my brows on-point.
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" Warner said, "After a thorough review, our staff concluded that the ICA conclusions were accurate and on point.
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Your ecommerce and marketing game is on point, your website is ready, and you get your first order.
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You're bursting with good-will; your shopping list is on-point; department store display windows are extra delightful.
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She's 19 and very stylish, so needless to say, I feel like my style is on point, too.
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From her striped bow headband down to her white leather moccasins, Sailor Grace's style game is on point.
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Maybe they can't "beat anybody" after all, but damn do the Devils have their Seinfeld game on point.
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So if you're into that sort of thing, this may be a good jumping-on point for you.
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In fact, sometimes their fur looks so on point, we're tempted to ask for a few style tips.
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It was realizing that I was going to write more specifically and stay on point for that record.
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Aaron Paul's real estate rental game is on point ... 'cause he hustles as a host AND a guest.
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All of SKT looked on point with clean, methodical and technically exchellent gameplay against Cloud9 and I May.
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Even when she's hard at work exposing a government cover-up, Nancy's sweater game is always on point.
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Your psychic abilities are also on point today, which is handy since some communication issues will pop up.
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The aim is to make sure when I get to the Doha (world championships) that I'm on point.
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It took damn near 24 hours to finish the record, because Travis wanted his shit extra on point.
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Either way, Generations is the perfect jumping on point for this 12-year-old series—and here's why.
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They've got sweet blue feathers and, arguably, the most on-point haircut (aka, crest) west of the Rockies.
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That is, what do you do when you need to shower but your makeup is already on point?
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"After a thorough review, our staff concluded that the ICA conclusions were accurate and on point," Warner said.
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She runs in on point, in profile, crowned with a long purple cloak trailing behind her (see below).
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But part of the excitement with a ballerina is that she does most of the turn on point.
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The time Gross spends here dissecting the magazine business's various characters and mores is engaging and on point.
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And through every performance, wig, and bodysuit, there's one thing that is always equally on-point: her makeup.
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Her pregnancy announcement was on point, she's hanging around fast cars, and her maternity jeans post was inspirational.
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But were you aware that she likes Blue Ivy with her eyeliner and lipstick on-point, as well?
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But the [key] is to always be on point so let's PRE ORDER #MAJOR [key] now on iTunes !!!
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We're guessing Bella will manage to keep her cool — and keep her hot new bangs completely on point.
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Ah, well, summer lovin' can more than make up for it now that Mars is back on point.
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But, at least, in the sliding on point, ballet crossed with tap has generated something new and thrilling.
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GfK's consumer confidence barometer for April, release on Friday, dropped on point from the previous month to -7.
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The first tweet in the hilariously on-point "The Office: Coronavirus" thread now has more than 200,000 likes.
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"The people totally turned out in their Sunday finest, and the music was super on point," she said.
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He speaks of those policies whenever he talks, and he stays on point and is consistent over time.
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At first glance, the crust looked fluffy, the pepperoni placement was on point, and the cheese seemed generous ...
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The first to emerge comes alone, hobbling on point and dragging Giselle's corpse behind her, like dead prey.
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No one knows whether a year from now, we'll see today's fears as overblown, underblown, or on point.
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And on arrival they then turn on point with their legs locked in that fifth position (soutenu turn).
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Many other tumblers' lid openings are blocky or mash your nose, but the KeepCup is ergonomically on point.
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On Point Amina Muaddi's fanciful pumps are celebrity favorites, and some of the season's most sought-after designs.
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On POINT In a new movie, the actress emerges as a renegade spirit, with a style to match.
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A handful of the women, instead of going on point, stayed in slippers to try the men's steps.
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She is "always professional, always on point — saves the drama for the clothes," Ms. Rogien posted on Instagram.
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They all just want to bring beauty, and you've got to be on point to keep that going.
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She's shared photos of the family's Halloween costumes in the past, and they're always on point, Harper's Bazaar notes.
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How about a menu that's equal parts easy, tasty, beautiful, AND comes complete with an on-point seasonal playlist?
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As far as keeping our staff on point, there's plenty of coffee, energy drinks and family meals brought in.
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Although, Maggie Gyllenhaal may have just won the #OOTD tag with her much more subtle — but on point — getup.
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When the ball's tracking is on point, it's awesome and exciting to review the data on the app afterwards.
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Trump was "right on point" to call Acosta "rude" during the heated exchange at the news conference, OANN argued.
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Key and Peele were also on-point when it came to hilariously and shrewdly dissecting aspects of racial identity.
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For $15, you can learn the quieter secrets of professional social interactions and get your business game on point.
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In order for Uber Bike to succeed, the company will need to make sure its security is on point.
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My family insisted I go somewhere I could keep my Chinese on point and my mother knew the owner.
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Trying Bezos yields similar results that are only kinda, sorta on point, yet still within a range of acceptability.
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As much as we love Zara's on-point selection, the Spanish retailer has suffered its fair share of snafus.
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His voice is undeniably cherubic, though, and the gong sound created by kicking the stair rail is on point.
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The besties are a heavenly duo with harmonies so on point, they'll bring tears (of laughter) to your eyes.
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Oppo isn't the first phone company to be experimenting with color gradients, but the execution here is on point.
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"We are a team, helping each other, making good food choices and keeping each other on point," Allison says.
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My signature sweaty pits were on point that day and I think I was having an internal anxiety attack.
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Franklin's assessment of the current stock of female pop icons is almost always on point and delivered without consequence.
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Related Video: The Kardashian Selfie Game is on Point Splash News While the lip kit queen went for this
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And the more I stay on point, the harder it is for me to slip in something unintentionally offensive.
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From her nails to her hair to the on-court outfits that she designs, Williams is always on point.
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This glided on like a cream and it took one coat to get my matte lip look on point.
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She also believes Avenatti is on point with his allegations about Kelly's camp intimidating witnesses in the 2008 trial.
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The questions were on point: The camera is (and looks) different than the ones that have come before it.
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On point of consensus appears to be the new Cat Trick card, which seems to be proving its worth.
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Plus, when your shoes are on-point, so is your confidence, and you can never go wrong with that.
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For example, here's a pic of Keeling posted to his Insta that is definitely professional and totally on point.
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These were the right calls to make out of the box, and the conversations, as reported, were on point.
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Or, more on point, news about the country's de facto leader and Twitter investor, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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She's in the show with me, and we both want our nails to be on point for opening night.
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If I'm not working, I just sort of... I have to apply myself to something to stay on point.
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"And I must say, my pairings for the most part are pretty on point based on all the comments!"
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When the Chinese state media called Trump a "rookie" after the Taiwan call, they may have been on point.
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Race has become something of a local legend for his enthusiasm, attention to detail, and on-point air guitar.
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Ashton's choreography has eloquent moments — notably Marguerite's walk backward on point in Armand's arms, timed marvelously to the music.
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The shoes and accessories are also on point, and to top it all off, most items are under $100.
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How can I stay out of prison, and how can I do something that's gonna keep me on point?
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We already knew Cardi B's post-baby bod was on point, but DAMN ... this is a whole other level.
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There's a ton of vocabulary, they're on point the entire time and there are only 12 people in it.
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There are so many ways a performance can go: your partner that night, the music, your security on point.
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The director, Hugh Ross, adds a soupçon of farce to the percolating proceedings, keeping his busy cast on point.
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The first lesson is that investors should divorce themselves from focusing on point changes and simply monitor percentage changes.
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His Firebird, a bravura role with jumps and turns, is the only dancer on point in the whole ballet.
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But I am a big believer that you stay on point, you stay on goal, and you keep moving.
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Although your intuition tends to be on point, your method of engaging others requires very thoughtful and strategic messaging.
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Would you like to check out Melissa Clark and me on WBUR's "On Point," with guest host Jane Clayson?
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ADLON The girls are luckier now, because it's a time where everybody is being watched and everybody's on point.
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Working so well that Sanders's once-amateurish debate performances have now turned much sharper, more detailed, and on point.
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Ultimately, I know that the musicianship on this record is of a certain level, the musicians are on point.
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It's not just the food; the decorations need to be on point, as well (and the decorations in the food).
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James Corden's latest "Carpool Karaoke" might be his best work yet – thanks to his always-on-point guest Jennifer Lopez.
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Olds also helped form and previously ran the FastForward Project, an industry group focused on point-to-point space travel.
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Which means that even if your sexual health is on point now, your past can still sneak up on you.
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Throw on a black shirt, grab some Kombucha, and most importantly, make sure your facial expression game is on point.
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Thanks to a revealing soundbite from Vanity Fair, the joy we felt at an on-point designer meme was shattered.
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Let's just say it's clear that the girl has a future as a makeup artist — her contouring is on point.
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Dessert expert Christine McConnell is here to save us all with an absolutely on point Stranger Things-themed Valentine's Day.
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But among similar pranks, which show up every time an Apple product is announced, this one feels especially on point.
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"When we are in alignment with our Life Path purpose, we feel on track, energized, and on point," she says.
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"All the women are keeping the female narrative on point at all times," Fitzsimmons, who served for four years, explains.
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Also on point: dark lips (we like to think she's using a liquid matte) and a stepped up contour game.
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In their own way, the gods were telling me that I wouldn't be disappointed—and they were right on point.
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His diamond grill is absent, and you can tell he's trying so hard to keep that adorable smile on-point.
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It wasn't especially satisfying but felt more on point, and true to the characters, than much of what preceded it.
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While the crowd wasn't exclusively made up of that age bracket, the under-20 squad delivered seriously on-point looks.
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"This feels like hot flames on my head," Duff lamented at on point, as she sat having her hair stripped.
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Every time Chrissy Teigen takes the Lip Sync Battle stage, her hair, makeup and wardrobe are all perfectly on point.
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The sophomore quarterback, who was third in the Heisman voting, was on point most of the night with his passes.
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Your ability to manifest abundance is on point, despite Mercury retrograde creating a mess around your day job and chores.
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It's hard to argue with Kaavia, considering her fashion seems to already be on point at such a young age.
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Dallas' starters were on point, and the Mavericks raced out to a double-figure lead five minutes into the game.
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Check out the clip ... Steve-O's hosting game is on point ... for starters, he helps quench our parched photog's thirst.
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Tiffany, who's almost always hilarious and on point, was performing at the James L. Knight Center to a packed house.
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I decided that my New York-based colleague Annie Colbert — Mashable's Viral Content Editor — needed some on-point business advice.
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Stewart Butterfield from Slack wrote a terrific article on Medium with some on-point observations about consumer experience versus product.
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The "Work" singer helped a different fan get over a breakup through Twitter DMs, and her advice is on point.
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From her metallic 'do to her perfect brows, Brooklyn's makeup is an on-point recreation of Cara's instantly iconic look.
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In this context, I'd say that True Blood was surprisingly on point, even if Black characters were in the minority.
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Although they did not score, they forced Murray to make four spectacular saves on point-blank shots and off rebounds.
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When it comes time to step onto the stage and deliver your pitch, you'll be calm, cool and on point.
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They had to be on time, on point and on top of their game lest they fall from his favor.
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They didn't make up for their tardiness either, with a goofy marching band replacing their usually on-point beat selection.
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Great Britain's Andy Murray was on point with his national home court advantage today, picking up his second Wimbledon title.
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Here are the tweets in question, a mere 11 minutes apart: The second tweet is unusually on point for Trump.
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But as well as having the visuals on point, it also has a very affecting, human story at its heart.
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Rumors started flying because of his new single, "Baby on the Way" ... and in this case, they were on point.
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Don't criticize the new boss, but seek advice on how to make sure your work remains on point and appreciated.
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There is a subplot concerning Plumb's estranged mother (Rachel Dratch, on point), but the film doesn't stray far from romance.
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There is great attention to detail, and the production design by Rakesh Yadav and Nitin Zihani Choudhary is on point.
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You know how some parodies are so on point that they actually start to become good in their own right?
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She checked with Candy Krajangsri, spokeswoman at the Tourism Authority of Thailand, to make sure her picks were on point.
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The period costuming is on point, as is Philippa's pastel cassette tape player and Ani DiFranco poster in her room.
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Updated to include Katy Perry's on point response, and Swift ditching her Swedish pseudonym, because at this point, why not?
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Princess Eugenie received the lowest score for her lips out of the other princesses, but her eye positioning is on point.
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"If your outfit is on point, one thing has to be off for you to look perfect," she told U.K's Glamour.
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The couple credits their on-point costumes and props to "extreme thrift store shopping" and the help of their actor friends.
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The dictionary was particularly on point Monday, when Naturale practically destroyed the new Trump administration with some subtle intellectual throw downs.
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If the fighter's reactions are on point he can normally evade or raise his shoulders against such swings around his hands.
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You already know that Bose does a great job with headphones, so you better believe their speaker game is on point.
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His tackling, intercepting, and blocking has been on point, and he has also chipped in with two goals and two assists.
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Which means ensuring that the hands, eyes, nose, ears and even the familiar black stripe on Charlie's shirt are on point.
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Known for its unexpected shapes and on-point colorways, Mlouye was formed on three central pillars: good design, quality, and elegance.
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Her eyeliner (what did you think those blue rings around her eyes were?) is on point, and she's clearly smart AF.
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When you're ready to come back to it, you just might find that your horoscope is, once again, unsettlingly on-point.
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On Point Aliens, demons and other shady creatures are invading social media — and being co-opted by the world of style.
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The X Factor is pretty entertaining, but it's rarely this on point when it comes to glamorous and goth Halloween inspo.
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Instead, she focused on glitz and glamour like the seasoned Vegas professional she is now, and her dancing was on point.
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Purple and green cabbage tossed with a spicy fish sauce, cucumbers, and carrots will have your next crab gathering on point.
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Ahead, check out eight punny getups that are on-topic and on-point for whatever you have planned for October 31.
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"If your outfit is on point, one thing has to be off for you to look perfect," she told U.K's Glamour.Â
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Even her star skirt (worn to a star unveiling ceremony, no less) is proof she has Zendaya's on-point fashion sense.
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I like the preppy vibe of this menswear-inspired loafer style, plus the navy hue feels so on-point for fall.
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Click on to shop them, and we guarantee the rest of your winter outfits will look (and feel) so on point.
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Plus, our 'AHS' spies have spotted the cast in Pilgrim-era clothing, and the the teaser trailers are on point, too.
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What's really cool is how on point Kravitz's hairdo choice is with her astrological sign — maybe it was in the stars?
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Remember candidates, "It's not the grade I gave you, it's the grade you earned..." Climate change Bernie Sanders was on point.
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Not to mention the fact that the diversity in terms of race, sexuality, and gender with this panel is on point.
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Vegan pot pie This recipe from Minimalist Baker is so on point it's hard to say what its strongest suit is.
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And it's not the only on-point inspiration Redworth has delved out via her Instagram account in the last few weeks.
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The live music is on point, the crowd is a happy train-wreck, and they have the bustiest signage in town.
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Each cup should be 120 grams, so Bullock-Prado recommends purchasing a kitchen scale to make sure you're right on point.
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There is nothing inherently or objectively wrong with wanting to look like Swift (her hair and makeup are always on point).
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The Virtuoso is slightly more reliable and consistent than the cheaper Encore, and it's French Press particle size is on point.
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"I look at it as one of those nights when our game plan was on point," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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But let's be honest, given the current state of the NHL and AHL teams in Toronto, this one was on point.
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The burning Philadelphia cop cars are good, I like the money on fire, the percocets and xanax was pretty on point.
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Also, not for nothing in a series about dance, the choreography is on point, or rather en pointe (this routine, especially).
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The groom, 61, is the host of the NPR talk show "On Point," a daily program produced at WBUR in Boston.
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The actor choices for these doppelgänger roles is not just on point, there's also an extra hilarious detail behind the casting.
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So, in an effort to streamline your browse, we've rounded up those bookmark-worthy shops reliable for their on-point assortments.
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According to Washington state DOT, the Amtrak Cascades route will now not run on Point Defiance Bypass until PTC is activated.
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In 22009, Stones Throw released "The Unseen," Madlib's jazzy, spaced-out, and on-point evocation of his alter ego's inner life.
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The pokes come from a place of love and knowledge, backed up by solid technique (the men are impressive on point).
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Price: $20 The first original Pokémon game for Switch is a great jumping on point for those new to the franchise.
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But Monday was a reminder of just how formidable and emotionally on point she can be at speaking truth to power.
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Cory Booker: A- Senator Booker's answers on criminal justice reform, mass incarceration, corporate factory farming and environmental racism were on-point.
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The tee shirt cannon crew was on point, hover-boarding about the court in Leprechaun get-ups to House of Pain.
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"After a thorough review, our staff concluded that the (intelligence community) conclusions were accurate and on point," Senator Mark Warner said.
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The catch: Odile is a man, although Ms. Masilo has him dance on point and, like all the swans, wear a tutu.
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Ever on point with the trends, the spring lineup from Brazilian cult-fave shoe brand Schutz is surely electrifying — and guess what?
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The problem Rousey had against Holm was that her lateral movement was so on point that Holm rarely found herself in trouble.
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This is a great jumping-on point for gaming laptops, and you can always upgrade later if you find yourself needing more.
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Winfrey's new book, Food, Health and Happiness: 115 On-Point Recipes for Great Meals and a Better Life, is due January 3.
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Sometimes movie dialogue is so on point that it just has to be treasured, repeated, printed on T-shirts, and so forth.
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Now that that's settled, let's move on to the wonderfully on-point reactions on Twitter regarding dress availability: Alright, as you were.
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"When the lighting is on point & your proud of your hard work," the 50-year-old reality star reportedly captioned a photo.
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Not only did it add another hit to her on-point campaign style, but wearing all-white actually signified something much bigger.
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Her getups have been so on-point, in fact, that we're highlighting all the amazing party-ready styling Roberts has turned out.
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But first he stopped for a lunch of cheap noodles in Hanoi with Anthony Bourdain: The President's chopstick skills are on point .
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For this reason, plyometrics are crucial to staying competitive — footwork and posture need to be on point in order to stay agile.
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If you think it seems over-the-top, it's pretty on-point for a man as stylish and boundary-pushing as Elliott.
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And so the thought occurred to him to introduce this idea, and it ended up being really central and thematically on-point.
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We've also heard that the details via Axios are on-point, including talks with Fitbit for the company's assets with no outcome.
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Headley's language is exquisite and imaginative, the contemporary adaptation on-point and thought provoking – essentially, this is how to retell a classic.
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Here are thirteen women whose Twitter game is on point: Caitlin Moran, journalist and feminist author, is known for her frank feminism.
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Because no matter how many luxe T-shirts or trendy joggers we wear, chances are the look will always be on-point.
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The songs are all pretty on point, too, like "Intergalactic" from the Beastie Boys and "I Want to Break Free" from Queen.
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We knew Beckham's soccer game was on point, naturally, but we're super impressed with how he stuck the landing on that flapjack.
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Then, moments later... To clear things up, the BBC got in touch with Google, which provided the following — entirely on-point — explanation.
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What I didn't expect was all of that, plus a surprisingly on-point critique of oppressive class systems wrapped in anime trappings.
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The characters will be three-dimensional and dynamic, the worlds will be off-kilter, and the one-liners will be on point.
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Congregation members call themselves Elevationists, and their mission statement sounds right on point: deepening and accelerating one's spiritual journey of self-discovery.
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His selfie game is on point: And just as a reminder, this is what he looks like when he plays: "Dracarys," indeed.
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Dianne Reeves, Thrive DCFor her appearance at Thrive DC, a homeless services organization for women, Ms. Reeves was magnificent and on point.
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I mean, this is dedication: Not only were the decorations on point, but the party looked like a whole lot of fun.
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Policies of such national consequence must remain the prerogative of our elected representatives, not Washington bureaucrats, and Palmer's bill is on point.
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Christensen's company, On Point Oilfield Holdings, owns a water disposal network that this year will take up to 240,248.5 bpd of wastewater.
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Researchers found eight randomized controlled trials that were on point, but they were all judged as having a high risk of bias.
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" Clarice Greene, 133: "As an 18-year-old female I can say that the show can be frighteningly on point many times.
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Christensen's company, On Point Oilfield Holdings, owns a water disposal network that this year will take up to 1503,2150 bpd of wastewater.
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Although Bourdain described the former President's chopstick skills as being "on point," he's less charitable with his thoughts about the current one.
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What I didn't expect was all of that, plus a surprisingly on-point critique of oppressive class systems wrapped in anime trappings.
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Though Holm is also an enormous bantamweight and her awareness and defense from the clinch was absolutely on point against Ronda Rousey.
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Assured that his grooming was on point, all Tracy needs is the right pair of shoes to make his interview look complete.
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Far more powerful, though, is how, now on point, she becomes a multidimensional work of ideal geometry, sculpturally firm and theatrically radiant.
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It's a very heavy burden to bear to be always on point and always in the method of doing what's right morally.
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Along with the new "Mundo," he offers "Tango on Point," a work heavy on partnering that blends Argentine tango with contemporary ballet.
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But Jane always rocks a perfect smokey eye, Sutton's lipstick collection inspires nothing but envy, and Kat's accessories are always on point.
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Sometimes certain people can pull off a casual look wayyyy better (and look on point) than just conforming to a certain standard.
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In the Intermountain West, one can at least find remnant patches of native vegetation; on Point Reyes pastures, non-native grasses dominate.
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After spending years perfecting dancing on point, women who try to do the same come up against the limits of their conditioning.
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Tinashe and Chance have incredibly good chemistry together, passing parts back and forth to create an on-point version of the original.
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And to top off the holiday season, Pigeons and Planes posted an eerily on-point dub of How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
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As disability rights activist Ari Ne'eman noted at Vox on Wednesday, Democrats haven't always been this tonally on point about disability issues.
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On-point earrings are just as good with a T-shirt and jeans as they are with special occasion clothing (possibly even better).
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Graham's advocacy for the plus-size community — not to mention her on-point style — should make a much-needed addition to the show.
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Quora offers a cornucopia of information that you didn't know you wanted, but so frequently find thanks to on-point search engine optimization.
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Seeing as L.A. has no shortage of quality shopping, it should come as no surprise that the thrift scene is equally on-point.
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Writing a book that is on-point, funny, and makes the New York Times Best Seller list is even more of a feat.
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In a recent interview with Vogue, Polanco gets real about the effort and research that goes into her on-point red carpet style.
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Just as New Orleans and Houston have and it's going to take keeping the same attention — and accuracy — on point to fully help.Â
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And PayPal itself is buying mobile payments company iZettle to close the loop better on point of sale payments in markets like Europe.
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Ms. McIntyre's choreography will be her first on point, though it will stick to themes of cultural history, which she is known for.
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Not to mention the house next door sold for $3,000 a foot so pricing this property at $2,800 a foot is on point.
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He also concurred with my observation that well-rendered feet are a hot trend in painting right now — and his are on point.
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If you've already got your decor on point, a levitating planter would make the ultimate gift for all those plant lovers you know.
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Fotor Design & Image Editor Online Pro: Lifetime Subscription — $44.99 See Details Make sure your Insta posts are always on point with this app.
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All we can say for sure is that Lovato avoided any kind of fashion catastrophe, keeping her look on point throughout the night.
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With the second season of Jessica Jones premiering this week, you might want to make sure that your streaming game is on point.
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When you're as committed to your gym routine as Lea Michele, you're equally committed to making sure your workout wardrobe is on-point.
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Based on this video from Thursday night, the show's name is on point -- it's really hard to tell exactly what's going on here.
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It's a funny episode, Charity Wakefield and Justin Chatwin nail their lines, and the superhero parody that runs throughout is particularly on point.
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The DJs always push themselves and each other, Amber's decor is always on point and the sound system won't let you get away.
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If the quality of your products is on point as much as the creativity behind them, this brand is about to BLOW UP!
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"On Point with Tomi Lahren," which debuted on August 8, 2014, and would establish her as an outspoken and often controversial conservative commentator.
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To ensure the conversation stays on point, outline the specific points that you want to touch on and write them down if necessary.
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If the discussion requires that you reveal what you want or why you want something, be up front and on point about it.
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If you're an upright fighter, your footwork needs to be on point and against Werdum, Miocic's feet looked a little sleepy at points.
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Her shows are theatrical, but inclusive, her vocals always on point, and flanked by her four dancers, their collective choreography was a revelation.
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To check that the shrimp's seasoning is on point, Lin carefully spoons a small ball of the shrimp mixture into the hot oil.
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These days I'm learning to walk the wire on point, which is a slower process than learning to do it in high heels.
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" Jeremy Capasso, who runs the account, said that "the connections on the waves have to be on point; the crown must be intact.
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In this next part she's switching again from fifth position to arabesque on point, but twice as fast and as explosively as before.
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"When it's good and on point it's an extraordinary experience," he says, shirtless and in shorts on an unusually hot day last week.
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San Jose reversed the game's momentum early in the second period, forcing Binnington to stop Couture and Kevin Labanc on point-blank shots.
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We don't know if she's down for the push-up competition, but she told us why Oz's breakfast theory is pretty on point.
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The result is that Ryan so far has been the GOP's on-point salesman for the first legislative effort of Trump's presidency. Rep.
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Having performed at her Las Vegas show, Piece of Me, for almost three years now, Britney showed her form is still on point.
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The question most on point is whether the mandate to provide free contraception to all women in the United States provides a benefit.
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They performed on-point medleys of songs by The Ramones and more, cementing one of the sweetest nights we've ever been apart of.
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And the Glamour essay, some of which is repurposed from that June speech, is a pretty on-point overview of major feminist themes.
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And, although Gordon Ramsay is an undeniably on-point super chef, he isn't exactly our go-to for the more casual staples of Americana.
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We all know her rapid ponytail skills are on point (check the video below!), but we didn't know she was also a topknot wizard.
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The show's comedic barbs targeting Trump have been so on point that in October 2016 Trump stunningly demanded that the iconic show be cancelled.
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If you've seen any of YouTube star Megan Batoon's mega-hit videos, you probably already know that her dance moves are seriously on-point.
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The 32-year-old talk show host's posture and footwork are on-point for most of the sequence before Maks corrects her final move.
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And though his execution and delivery may not always be the most on point, there is usually a valid point somewhere in his message.
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Ms. Thompson was aiming to attract 50 dancers — they must be 15 or older and have more than two years of experience on point.
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The Bulldogs rely significantly on point guard Tyler Lewis, who was 22-for-2 from the field and had 224 points in the opener.
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But don't let all of that distract you from her hair, because even when the queen is off, she always remains effortlessly on point.
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Watch These Next: I Turned Myself Into Margot Robbie — & The Results Are On-Point How Much Do People Know About The I, Tonya Controversy?
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At social hour two hours later, the catering is on point and I shamelessly grab food and leave it on my desk for later.
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The list goes:BlobfishKakapoAxolotlTiticaca water frogProboscis monkeyThe axolotl isn't exactly the worst thing I've set my eyes on, but everything else is pretty on point.
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Be it outrageously over-the-top or on point minimalism, you can always count on the Japanese to turn heads with their sartorial choices.
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" Passler says his goal with all of his clients — including Adriana Lima and Naomi Watts — is to keep them "on point all the time.
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I will say that most of the recommendations I receive do seem on point, but I haven't gone out with anyone that Hinge suggested.
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In the first round Lawlor's southpaw right hook, and particularly rear hand parry into the right hook was on point and had Anderson wobbling.
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Sometimes, those outside the fashion circuit, who just make occasional cameos in the industry, have incredibly on-point insight into how it all works.
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"It's notable that last year Wal-Mart was one of the biggest drags on the S&P 500 based on point contribution," said Lee.
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So far, Hudson's choices in customization have been super on-point, and we can't wait to see what object she makes her own next.
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With fashion's renewed love for classic wardrobe staples and menswear-inspired looks, there are plenty of on-point pieces already sitting in your closet.
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Erika Bowes has racked up 130K followers for her on-point selfies and trendy wares, but it's her ears we can't stop staring at.
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Beyonce posted a ton of pics showing off her gown -- totally on point, of course -- and Ivy's ensemble was even more colorful than Mom's.
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You've had that corner table booked for weeks, purchased a killer gift for your date, and picked out an on-point outfit to boot.
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Allen robbed Alexander Wennberg and Dubois on point-blank shots as the Blue Jackets cranked up more offensive zone pressure midway through the third.
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And while most said thatChicwish's size chart is "on point," others mention you may want to size up if you'd like a looser fit.
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It's been more than 15 years since Sex and the City went off the air, and Kristin Davis' trivia knowledge is still on point.
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Jesse Jackson on Joe Biden's busing record: "My judgment is it was the wrong side of history ... Kamala Harris, she was on point" pic.twitter.
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"After a thorough review, our staff concluded that the [Intelligence Community Assessment] conclusions were accurate and on point," said Warner, the committee's vice chairman.
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Although the women danced on point in the program, which featured live music by Hotel Elefant, differences between the sexes were no big deal.
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One was Dianne McIntyre, the esteemed modern dance choreographer who has not only created her first ballet but also her first work on point.
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To be a wrestler in Mexico is a way of life; and in order to not die trying, your diet must remain on point.
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Our outfits will be elegant, our dancing will be on point, and the night will culminate in our crushes confessing their feelings for us.
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Virtually everything about the phone is on point: beautiful premium design, big edge-to-edge screen, long battery life, headphone jack, and great price.
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"My focus has to be on making sure we preserve our democracy," Abrams said in a recent interview with WBUR's On Point radio program.
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McCullah explains that typically she will sit down to write a scene and play with it for weeks to get the nuances on point.
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Your PT test is sure to stay on point during the winter season with infamous ski resorts like Breckenridge and Telluride to choose from.
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She's incredibly charismatic and thoughtful and on point about so many things — she's an inspiration, a fabulous person making strong, powerful and beautiful statements.
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She had made it onto a university dance team, which meant she and all her new teammates would always need to look on point.
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As she repeats the same tiny sequence of steps — as if making lace — all on point, she subtly plays with her hands and eyes.
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She almost always remains on point, and at first she moves with startling speed and impetus, as if helplessly seeking something she cannot find.
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St. Louis had its chances in the third, particularly from Ryan O'Reilly and Robert Thomas, but was stopped on point-blank saves by Nilsson.
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The Blues could have owned a 2-0 lead early, but failed to convert on point-blank chances with open nets staring at them.
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But today's male dancers don't want to go on point as a caricature of femininity, as has historically been the case with drag roles.
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They have an unbalanced roster—heavy on centers, light on point guards—at a time when the league is trending in the other direction.
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SoulCycle invests time and energy into making sure its instructors are on point, and instructors invest a lot of time into the training program.
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Hard to tell whose form was more on point—Wickham's or Berahino's—but for some relatively ho-hum teams, this was an exciting one.
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Luckily, the orthopedic-looking sneakers, heavy-soled shoes, puffer coats, and cargo comeback mean you can be outdoorsy and on-point at the same time.
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It's the couple's first time at the star-studded Cannes Film Festival, so it's not surprising that their fashion choices have been extra on-point.
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However, Castro had some on-point analysis when discussing why communities don't want cops coming to their house under the guise of confiscating assault weapons.
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When he's on point, Splyce can hold their own against the other mid-tier teams and is making its case as a serious playoff contender.
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She understands that if you want to rack up all kinds of likes, you've got to make sure that the angle is on point. 13.
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Some use the platform to take advantage of the on-point filters, some use it to give fans a sneak peek into their recording sessions.
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Souza's always-on-point Instagram feed resurfaces many of his photos, often contextualizing the Trump administration's behavior with similar moments during Obama's time in office.
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Since it's been nearly 20 years since the original series aired, it'll potentially be a friendly jumping-on point for people unfamiliar with the original.
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But a botched attempt at redacting sensitive information with scotch tape and paper shows that our government's arts and crafts skills aren't always on point.
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Per usual, their outfits were on-point, their power couple poses slayed, and they seemed to be the very embodiment of a superstar fairy tale.
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The senior Apple executive said that the ruling in this New York case was precisely on point with the issues raised in the San Bernardino.
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Unfortunately, the produce section is not always on point and there's no kale or good apples today, so I'll get produce at another store later.
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The treatment of whaling as a modern industry is on-point here, a barbaric business that coats the whole world in a fishy, grimy sheen.
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Their relationship is as platonic as it is vitriolic, but in picking at the power dynamics of a creative industry, it feels entirely on point.
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It's on point not because Google is an ideological warrior, but because the company is playing with fire when it answers political questions via algorithm.
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Big Sean's got big plans to get his pad just right for summer pool parties ... and that means making sure his kitchen's on point, too.
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The answer is a mix of on point Y2K-era costuming and pitch perfect performances that captures the strange and embarrassing nature of kid logic.
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When you put so many heavy hitters in one room, it's interesting who ends up taking the lead and makes sure we stay on point.
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Mr. Sanders's speech wasn't anything new, but it was "on point," said Robert McMillian, 38, a retail worker in the Bronx who also attended Mrs.
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He was really dedicated, and he's like 6-foot-5 or something, so he can reach the top of my hand when I'm on point.
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Emily Bazelon, a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, joined NPR's On Point to discuss the Supreme Court and its major abortion case.
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The loss-making airline has scaled back its ambitions and started reorganising as a mid-sized carrier focused on point-to-point traffic in 2018.
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We're going to save you from future dye jobs (or bald patches), and guarantee that your feast is on-point to the point of opulence.
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Your psychic intuition is always on point, but now that we're in eclipse season, your psychic senses are picking up on some very usual messages.
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And even if Swift decided to stay single forever and ever, she'd still be an incredibly accomplished musician whose Instagram game is always on point.
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You're right on point, and you'll notice when that line is delivered I'm seemingly the one in control (I have my hand in his butt).
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As numerous other reporters have observed on air and on social media, the questions she asked were on point and voiced neither disrespectfully nor loudly.
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Paul Ryan was on point Thursday night when he showed the cable world he was more than talk and discipline when it comes to dabbin'.
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Lolla after parties here are honestly more fun than the festival itself and if you go during the day, the brunch menu is on point.
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"Scott has done a good job, he's been everywhere, he's been communicating and the governor's preparedness has been on point," said GOP consultant Alex Patton.
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The show's other hilarious strength, its meta-visual gags, are also on point and so clever that it's worth pausing to fully take them in.
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Ashbrook, the host of the call-in radio show "On Point,"Â was suspended from the station in December as he faced allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Old Navy: We haven't hidden our love for Old Navy's low-key good selection, and the swimwear is as surprisingly on point as everything else.
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The loss-making airline has scaled back its ambitions and started reorganizing as a mid-sized carrier focused on point-to-point traffic in 2018.
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And then we go back to Nova's house, where she's getting organized (as Ibeyi's song "River" plays — shout out to Queen Sugar's always-on-point soundtrack).
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That's obviously not how future medical science is going to work, but the notion of creating microscopic machines to perform complex tasks is certainly on point.
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And though the actress' pregnancy style is always on point, she's also known for putting her own unique spin on her outfits and still looking flawless.
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According to Wakefield and her 2-year-old son with Cummings, who said "da-da" when he saw Cumberbatch in character, the performance is on-point.
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"As numerous intelligence and national security officials in the Trump administration have since unanimously re-affirmed, the ICA findings were accurate and on point," Warner said.
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Of course, Amazon Music Unlimited's recommendations aren't as surprising and on point as Spotify's, whose "Discover Weekly" playlist remains one of the service's best selling points.
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But several Trump supporters in Phoenix told BuzzFeed News said the president's comments were on point, and that the backlash was fabricated by the mainstream media.
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It got so bad that Mark Zuckerberg had to come before Congress and answer a bunch of semi-on-point questions about how Facebook actually works.
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Ahead, 10 of fall's most on-point pieces — shoes, accessories, jewelry, jeans, you name it — that have just as much staying power as they do personality.
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Clinton's campaign pushed the theme that Pence's performance was stylistically on-point but substantively disconnected from Trump's candidacy hard after the debate Tuesday and early Wednesday.
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The third Hemsworth bro is garnering praise from viewers for his acting chops, on-point American accent (he's Australian) — and, yes, his, er, genetic good fortune.
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The store is always stocked with the newest items, the aesthetic is on-point, and it's constantly growing and evolving to keep up with the times.
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The dialogue is gritty and realistic, Danny Cohen's cinematography is on-point, and the whole thing just seems to encapsulate the era in which it's set.
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The Blues again had their chances in the third, particularly from Ryan O'Reilly and Robert Thomas, but often were stopped on point-blank saves by Nilsson.
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Dress up your favorite velour track pants with a sheer bodysuit, heels, and a playful bag for an ensemble that's on-point without trying too hard.
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Online media is controlled by robots and robotic humans that create content that is exactly on point, a zeitgeist-chasing machine that is unparalleled in history.
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For her beauty look, she curled her hair and styled it in an ultra-high ponytail, and made sure her blue winged liner was on point.
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This one is really special to me because it was so much fun to make and the crew was so incredibly talented and so on point.
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They've got the tats down, her dark, berry lipstick is on point, and we can only assume the thing is filled with diamonds and dime bags.
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And she explains in the accompanying interview that her on-point red carpet style comes from one straight forward style motto — nothing too girlie or whimsical.
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But Madame Schumacher seemed to be implying that as long as my cassoulet was on point, I didn't have to impress anyone except my future husband.
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Proportionally, attacks on point-of-sale systems (as modern cash register systems are called) are down, according to the 2017 Data Breach Investigations Report by Verizon.
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Between that hilarious series of videos and this epic Spider-Man kiss, one has to imagine movie night with the Teigen-Legend clan is on point.
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Even in the off-season, Blake Griffin's rebound skills are on point -- just ask the blonde chick he was sucking face with in his Land Rover.
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We've caught them play a number of times and can vouch for their on point live show that features Ariel's energetic moves and a large banner.
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I used to look up my compatibility with my roommates and it would just be really on point about how we miscommunicated and why we miscommunicated.
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Everyone at Coachella this weekend better make sure their credentials are on point, because there's a serious crackdown this year, more than ever ... TMZ has learned.
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Hair game on point Mimic red-tailed hawk Males feed females in courtship Annoying AF Scheming Steals cat and human food Noisy cowards Basically garbage disposals
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Even though the brand stocks the foundational building blocks of our wardrobe, its clever styling, modern-but-timeless shapes, and on-point merchandising sets it apart.
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So the goal is to push yourself to do each type of lift with the most weight you can handle while keeping your form on point.
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The performers, directed by Kira Simring (the Cell's artistic director), are uniformly on point, with a grizzled Mr. Lane and a disheveled Ms. Donnelly especially fine.
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While the video above shows that her Professor Charles Xavier leaves quite a lot to be desired, her Jon-Snow-meets-Adele is completely on point.
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Knowing that burpees are easy to mess up, I wanted to make sure my form was on point, so I asked Castano to demo the move.
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Ms. Pénicaud tends to stick to formulaic speech when discussing her plans, an attempt to stay on point with Mr. Macron and Prime Minister Édouard Philippe.
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On Monday, she did much of it superbly — not least the wonderful plays with balance in the ballroom solo, tilting now forward on point, then back.
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She helped People Now's Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke get their gift-wrapping prep on point with some fun, easy (and even eco-friendly!) wrapping tips.
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Find your favorite and let your on-point nails carry you through the remainder of gifting season, not to mention any blustery cold fronts, in style.
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But Lundqvist came up with a handful of saves on point-blank attempts to force overtime, most notably denying Ryan Johansen early and James Neal late.
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All hail the Queen You know your fashion week is on point when Queen Elizabeth II grabs a front-row seat to take in a show.
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The Trocks, as they are known, perform technically demanding ballerina roles on point, and Mr. Johnsey was acclaimed for his brilliance and delicacy in these roles.
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And though this is certainly a departure in terms of her usual style, her brags are still on point, all in the service of praising Jesus.
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So in the name of starting small and staying on point, we've put together a list of seven simple strategies to help you save money every week.
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Yeah, but the fact that people here think of it as so on point, and it's hilarious to people who don't understand the tech industry at all.
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Queer Eye's Tan France wants to make sure SNL star Pete Davidson's style game is on point now that he's officially engaged to pop star Ariana Grande.
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Not only does The Rock have his turtleneck, chain, and fanny pack on point, he also has both the same watch and silver bracelet on his wrists.
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The outcome: Lloyd received a gift package from Skyscanner, and Jen's on-point responses won her the adoration of many, many Facebook fans (hopefully a promotion, too).
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While Reines didn't try to mimic Trump's voice, aides said the longtime adviser's rendition of the Republican nominee was so on point that even Clinton was surprised.
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"I am so sick of the 1% getting this preferential treatment," Sanders cried, in character and on point, as rich passengers boarded lifeboats on a sinking Titanic.
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But the sequence, danced on point with an acrobatic performance by Young Gyu Choi, is an interpretation of a mesmerizing Indonesian ritual as seen through Western eyes.
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And not only is Lively's shoe game on point, her accessories are also high-fashion, just look at the Chanel pearl necklace on her chic marble island.
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Is it really all that bad to call someone beautiful, shout out "Cute outfit!" on the subway, or casually drop a "Brows on point" comment on Instagram?
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Creatively carved pumpkins are all very well and good, but if you want to go really viral this Halloween your decoration game has to be on point.
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The entire episode "BoJack the Feminist" was a distressingly on point indictment of how easy we make it for shitty dudes to make a comeback in Hollywood.
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In this clip, posted yesterday, Wedderburn shows how she got RiRi's chin and cupid's bow highlight on-point, using a light golden shade from the Galaxy palette.
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While Eckstrom and Was's recreation of the art fair in all its sensory overload is on point, I have trouble understanding one of the installation's central premises.
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While we likely won't know anything for sure before Sunday's half-time show, Gaga did hint at one thing: Her wind-blown hair will be on point.
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So of course, unless you're reading this in an age when they've got the whole immortality thing on point, time will always have the upper hand. Duh.
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Then again, the next Indiana Jones movie has been delayed for mysterious reasons… The Source: The damned internet Probability of Accuracy: Sadly, this seems pretty on point.
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Her gold dress looked great, her makeup was on point, and her August Getty Atelier jumpsuit set her apart from the dresses that everyone else was wearing.
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Some of their advice is on the sillier side — "eat ice cream every day" might not be the best tip — but most of it is on point.
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If they keep up this parade of on-point outfits, there might be two major red carpet stars in their relationship come next year's award show season.
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"This lets it develop a soapy flavour that in some beers is considered an off flavour, but is just on-point for the Shower Beer," says Tunedal.
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Etihad, which has trimmed its ambitions to be a major intercontinental airline to focus on point-to-point flights, has made losses of $4.67 billion since 2016.
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He twice robbed Tomas Hertl on point-blank looks in the slot and then came up with a pair of key saves during a late power play.
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And though her metaphors may not be 100 percent on point ("I like my women like I like my honey / Sweet... a little selfish"), she smashes this.
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The craft cocktails (also Chaplin-themed) are on point, the Stamina Spicy ramen in particular is worth your attention, and the heated outdoor patio is dog-friendly.
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Their perfectly disheveled waves and consistently on-point travel outfits have us scratching our heads and wondering why we don't look like that heading to the airport.
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That 43 minutes of X-Files (minus commercials) is funnier and more on-point than the three total hours of Silicon Valley that have aired this year.
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The underlying question is whether federal privilege law preempts California state law in the context of whistleblower retaliation litigation - and there is no case directly on point.
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They are exposed but well defended: salon-fresh hair, with the edges perfect; a flash of gold in her ear; his best bluejeans; her nails on point.
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Jesse Plemons ( Friday Night Lights, Breaking Bad) doing a Captain Kirk imitation that's entirely on point is only a small selling point compared to the overall watch.
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Still, the actress and R29 Shatterbox director nailed the first impression bit, both with her on-point punch lines and the "too cool" riff on the LBD.
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The pair enlisted celebrity event planner Sofia Crokos to make sure that every detail of their lavish day was on point, and that's precisely what she did.
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Maybe that was because my poop game is on point already or perhaps Karopkin is right and I'm just too uptight to shit like no one's watching.
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I feel like it's hard to grasp or put into words, so I don't blame people for writing things that I don't necessarily think are on point.
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Plenty of designers have put their mark on the style, but this Miu Miu version, in supple matelassé leather and on-point color combinations, feels particularly fresh.
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The airline now focuses on point-to-point traffic, though once had ambitions to compete head-to-head with major Gulf hub carriers Emirates and Qatar Airways.
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In each movement he takes the eight corps women back to his opening step but makes them hop three times in that vertical fifth position on point.
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She goes up on point and slides across the stage, as if losing control; she tilts forward perilously, as if looking over the edge of the world.
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In fact, the casual nature of shorts is more of a reason, not less of one, to keep the fit on-point lest you start looking sloppy.
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The "Kream" singer has been in a serious twerk phase for a while -- and she's putting in the work to get her booty-bouncing game on point.
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The guys of Stranger Things always, always show their individual style on the carpet through their customized suits and on-point accessories, and this year was no exception.
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Minor concerns aside, the trailer is fantastically shot and edited, and offers the hope that the visual tone of the film at least will be completely on point.
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The red lipsticks, like Ruby Woo, may be the most famous, but the nudes are equally on point — and shopping them just got a whole lot better. Why?
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Her range of emotions while reading the Wizards scripts is on point, too; it's not hard to see how Gomez became the Alex Russo we know and love.
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Never a company to miss a moment for on-point branding, a new Disney solar farm in Florida is shaped like the head of beloved character Mickey Mouse.
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It's this ability to be on point without ramming home the point that has made Audiard the favorite director of politically tuned-in actors such as Edward Norton.
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Whether it's the brand's flowing dresses or dreamy cotton tops — or its on-point Instagram account — there's something frenzy-inducing about just how lust-worthy its pieces are.
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Kelly Bensimon is one smoking hot mom -- the former model and 'Real Housewives of New York' star hit the beach to prove her hotness is still on point.
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Selfies are a great way to celebrate your on-point contouring, document a seriously slaying outfit, or capture a sexy moment for a sexy person in your life.
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The struggle is real when you want a jewelry collection as on-point as Emily Ratajkowski's or the Hadids' but don't have the supermodel budget to afford it.
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My drink-to-water ratio was on point — it only took me 10 years to get that down — so I wasn't, well, freaking out about a potential hangover.
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The social media backlash from other serious academics was swift and on point, reminding us that many scientists are voluntary participants in the broader experiment of human society.
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It's Saturday, you're lit, brain perfectly calibrated to toasted, sparking your joy, blowing smoke rings so on point it feels criminal not to share on your Instagram story.
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The late night host's predictions are always eerily accurate — he claims his wife, Molly McNearney, helps him make the picks, which might explain why they're so on point.
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Third, if there are any music lovers on your list, then chill completely because we've already pulled together a long list of on-point presents for that set.
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But the creative minds at Rochas pulled together a very specific, on-point look that benefits the girl who's got a couple froufrou ones hiding in her closet.
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Indeed, this is not the first time the Logan star has shown that his breakfast game is on point, as exhibited by the rest of his Instagram feed.
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"She's super disciplined and she loves everything on point so I would say that her advice is incredible," Maluma told PEOPLE on the red carpet before the show.
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She visited the royal mom in the hospital after the births of both Prince George and Princess Charlotte to make sure Kate's post-delivery hair was on-point.
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We're talking accurate and fast scans, multi-layered ransomeware protection, consistently on-point AV tests, and a user-friendly, hands-off interface to make it accessible to everyone.
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After mock-blaming me for a day too hot for his on-point outfit we head upstairs to an even quieter part of this almost entirely empty pub.
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They're all experienced at the same volume, and the show's editing is always on-point, drawing the parallels in ways that aren't subtle, but they sure are effective.
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They both wore Ralph Lauren, according to People ... which is totally on point, considering they were both rocking RL for their "first date" at the 2017 Met Gala.
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For anyone who's followed Captain Jack Sparrow's travails to the end of the world and back and thought, Hey, this guy's smoky eye and guyliner are on point.
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"As long as I'm staying on my anti-inflammatories and my mechanics are on point, I'm able to go out there every five days and compete," Syndergaard said.
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For some of us, maybe it's a perfect life, one where our makeup is on point, we go to the right clubs, and we read the right books.
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Another argument that could be made as to why the current ad message is so on point is the reality of who the target audience really consists of.
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It saw the release of "Doom," a now-iconic first-person shooter that put you on point as a space marine attempting to hold off a demonic invasion.
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But Liv Tyler and crew make us really care about the fate of their independent store, and as a bonus, the costumes and soundtrack are pretty on point.Â
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Factories that hand sew each of the shoes together also create products for the likes of Christian Louboutin and Chanel, so you know the quality is on point.
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Still, we're here and what we do is whatever we possibly can to make the guy on the stage as happy as they can be and on point.
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Sporting a perfectly on point purple suit, the singer energized the crowd with the cover, while images from Prince's long career flashed on the big screen above her.
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The Sugar Plum strikes a pose on point (arabesque, with leg stretched behind her), lightly holding her partner's hand — and then, without moving, she travels across the ground.
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So, it's a rad, potentially guilty pleasure as a comedy, but I found it on-point as well, particularly for the weird relationships that social media can foster.
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Self-Care: A Working Definition A collective, non-exhaustive list of behaviors and diagrams that keep us on point, compiled by some employees of The New York Times.
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They contain a rigid "block" made of glue and fabric at the front that allows the female dancer to dance on point — on the tips of her toes.
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As the lithe Ms. Lovette skitters across the stage with tiny walks on point and her hand to her mouth, her shapes somehow evoke the voice's whispery inflection.
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Letter To the Editor: "Ships in Arctic Make Rescuers Sit 'Up at Night'" (front page, July 24) is on point that prevention is the best course of action.
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"Conceptually, IgnitionOne was always on point in the way to think about digital advertising, but the execution part is probably where it fell short," another former employee said.
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Elizabeth Kayatta and Connor Cobean show us how to solve with the best of them while still looking on point, or whatever the kids are saying these days.
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American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) was rated "buy" in new coverage at D.A. Davidson, which called the apparel retailer an innovative competitor with "on-point" messaging to its customers.
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Dewdrop is a virtuoso coloratura role, with rapid-trilling runs on point, jumps in which one foot is brilliantly flourished in the air, and pirouettes of bewildering complexity.
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In one sequence, the suitors each turn her in an attitude — a position in which her raised back leg is bent behind her; she stays on point throughout.
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The Entity, Polar, and Charlie, an empirical sound engineer, head toward the club's door to conduct sound checks and ensure that everything will be on point that night.
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But Wilder's humor is on point when it comes to skewering the pretensions of Long Island's upper class; this is as sharp and wry as romantic comedy gets.
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"Many people do not realize that the wash-sale rule applies across different types of accounts, " said Jeffrey Birnbaum, a CFP and an enrolled agent with On Point Financial.
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Many fans were convinced that Taylor was giving the world a sneak peek at her new merch, and as it turns out, their predictions were on point as usual.
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Packed with humor and life lessons, Kate Spade's Miss Adventure series has become a holiday tradition we've grown to anticipate each year — and the casting is always on-point.
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We all know that Ziegler's dance moves are on point, but it's possible that she's been hiding some serious leadership skills under that giant wig she wears with Sia.
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The portion size was also right on point for an entrée, enough to warm my stomach and fully activate my taste buds, but not too much to be cloying.
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You can tell O.T. was pretty turnt -- even before he admitted it -- but his insight seems on point, based on what went down with Soulja in Compton Tuesday evening.
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We're always flooding each other's phones with inspiration to keep us stimulated because we gotta keep it coming and we always have to be on point at all times.
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When it comes to Super Bowl commercials, T-Mobile seems to always be on point with casting musicians who live permanently on the radio (and thus, in our earholes).
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Whether or not you buy Fergie's new definition of M.I.L.F. — she says it's "Mom's I'd Like To Follow" — one thing is for certain: Their selfie game is on point.
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RuPaul's appearance at fashion's biggest night was right on point with this year's theme as camp has infiltrated TV culture, particularly with the huge popularity of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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And knowing how on-point the pieces and styling have been at our favorite fast-fashion retailers lately, we actually can't wait to see what they do with them.
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Functioning both as a greatest hits tour of South Park's most popular and enduring bits, and a remarkably on-point sendup of video game tropes, it felt remarkably… earnest?
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And really, whether Rousey's motivation is on point or not, her two previous defeats of Tate mean that pretty much everyone will pick her to win this third encounter.
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Some would argue that Zara is a go-to for spring and summer, and frankly, we have to agree; its tees, shorts, and floral dresses are always on-point.
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Luckily the only thing that gets the viewer through those horrific scenes is some on-point comedic timing by the always lovely Octavia Spencer with her depiction of Zelda.
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There are some things in life that get old quickly, but Stephen Colbert reading out the President's tweets in his on-point Trump accent is not one of them.
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Even her accessory game is perfectly on point, taking a style cue from a record-breaking pop star and Hollywood's number one momager in this fringed gold Balmain choker.
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The case itself is pretty clunky, so maybe only put it on your phone when your makeup is on-point, and you know you'll be taking selfies all evening.
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On Sunday, the ever on-point Seinfeld Current Day Twitter account did us all the favor of bringing this fantasy to life, and the results are totally, eerily uncanny.
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No matter what your feelings about her, I think there's one thing we can all agree with: The Good Fight's Christine Baranski would make a pretty on-point DeVos.
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You can often spot this London dog strutting the streets in her on-point outfits while she is having brunch, stopping at Starbucks or just going for a walk.
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If you keep an eye on street style slideshows and Fashion Week seating charts, odds are you're familiar with Irina Lakicevic — or at least, her always-on-point wardrobe.
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And now, Sarah Michelle Gellar will seemingly be paying homage to one of her most iconic roles, thanks to a stylish and delightfully on-point gift from her friends.
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Nevertheless, Professor Fyfe should be applauded for bringing the discussion back to the legal facts and for her clarification of the ICC's purpose, which is on point and refreshing.
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" And yet, Ms. Carlson added, importing whole kitchens handmade in Suffolk, while beautifully made and culturally on-point, "might start to feel problematic in this age of climate change.
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The woman (Lillian Di Piazza) sometimes dances in soft shoes, sometimes on point; she helps partner the men (Ian Hussey, Aaron Anker), as well as being partnered by them.
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The arrival of Teleprompters helped keep him on point for a few weeks, but eventually he unraveled again, criticizing a former beauty pageant winner for several days in October.
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When the two met again in December of the same year, Schilt was on point and this time it was Hari was trapped on the end of Schilt's reach.
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The entire cast of Scandal — including the always on-point Kerry Washington — was there courtesy of ABC, along with showrunner Shonda Rhimes and Black-ish star Tracee Ellis Ross.
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We're closing in on beach season, and, while the MUNCHIES staff is obviously looking on point, don't panic if your bowling ball gut hasn't turned into chiseled marble yet.
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It also doesn't hurt that Wannerstedt's aesthetic is on point, a pleasing mixture of metal, stone, wood, and plastic-y objects that look ripped from a hip design magazine.
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The market is pretty crowded with Facebook and all the apps and websites that connect people who want to date, so I can't afford not to be on point.
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"He was out there, he was on point, he was wearing his cleats," said Doug Sosnik, an adviser to the president who worked closely with Lockhart at the time.
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The Fitzpatrick study isn't exactly on point because in all but two of the cases it examined, money was distributed to class members' bank accounts without a claims process.
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Far from telling a new story or serving as a jumping-on point for new viewers, "El Camino" functions more like a two-hour epilogue to the existing show.
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The Nikkei CPINow index, designed to capture daily prices based on point-of-sales systems at supermarkets, showed the first annual decline in more than a year on Tuesday.
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Few characters in ballet make as lasting an impression as the Sleepwalker, an enigmatic character with long, flowing hair who makes her unseeing entrance on point, holding a candle.
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American Eagle Outfitters – American Eagle was rated "buy" in new coverage at D.A. Davidson, which called the apparel retailer an innovative competitor with "on-point" messaging to its customers.
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Since then, she has received books on American diplomacy, a murdered socialite, and a biography of Tsar Nicholas II. "She is so on point," she said, of her bookseller.
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When Ms. Welker asked him where he got his news, Mr. Hughes said he enjoyed listening to "On Point" by Tom Ashbrook, an in-depth news podcast on NPR.
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And although I hated to admit it, the quote attributed to Hawthorne did seem to be on-point: Trying to manufacture joy can make it even harder to access.
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In an interview a few days before the opening of "Sleeping Beauty," he said he began to dance on point, secretly, as a teenager, after beginning ballet at 14.
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Editors who work on Trump's TV show say they consistently had to re-dub scenes to make his decision-making look smart and on point rather than arbitrary and capricious.
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Here, the visuals are on-point and the musical moments can make the hairs on your arms ripple just a little bit, but the band's mystery still seems to stick.
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It was about 3 AM on the third floor of Aoyama Hachi, a perfectly dingy club in the Shibuya district of Tokyo with consistently on point house and techno music.
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But fair warning: If you want to get your hands on that on-point rainbow highlighter, you'd better have your "Add to Cart" trigger finger at the ready next month.
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Prices are generally on-point for secondhand designer duds, though some products are unnecessarily overpriced and others are so underpriced it's almost concerning (a $1000+ Chanel chain for $350 — #what).
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Nas is taking a break from his philanthropic work — the legendary rapper regularly tops lists of most charitable hip hop artists — to make sure your beard game is on point.
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The state of financial markets, say some analysts, is evidence the Fed's rate increases last year were on point, allowing the economy to continue growing while keeping risks in check.
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But the recommendations were otherwise pretty on point, at least for me, so it's worth a shot if you're feeling in need of some inspiration for your phone's next look.
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In a time when many a Trump voter has been quick to qualify "but I'm not racist," this line from Theodore Melfi's Cold War-era biopic feels eerily on point.
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Because of her weirdly on-point playlists (notably featuring "River" by Leon Bridges), the music and the influence it has on a mood or situation, is constantly on our mind.
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A study published today in Science by an international group of researchers led by scientists at the University of Florida identified the chemical genetic traits of flavorful, on-point tomatoes.
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"Be extremely careful when on point it's very easy to break an ankle if you're not doing it correctly or if you have week ankles!" one fan warned on Instagram.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)So if battery life is great, accuracy is on-point, and the price is super, shouldn't this be the fitness tracker to end all fitness trackers?
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A study published today in Science by an international group of researchers led by scientists at the University of Florida identified the chemical genetic traits of flavorful, on-point tomatoes.
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Michel's highly curated funeral for Chin-Chin is one of the character's most on-point moments, and Zach's reluctant Celine Dion cover is a streak of classic Gilmore Girls hilarity.
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Her sunken seating area was on point for the era, as was the grouping of a yellow mod side chair, slim tulip table and frosted globe lamp beside the windows.
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Seriously, all we need is some on-point glam lighting and we can kind of, sort of recreate J.Lo's portrait — until we save up for that Louboutin bag, at least.
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Apple Music on Amazon Echo speakers brings Apple's splendid (yes, I sometimes prefer Apple Music over Spotify because of the often on-point human-curated playlists) to more affordable devices.
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Smoky, peaty scotch is already thematically on point for a warming winter cocktail, but combine that with cider, cinnamon, and maple syrup, and you've checked all the winter-flavor boxes.
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" That's when I realized that the Times piece wasn't quite on point on my new friend's relationship with France's culinary tradition: "...Atsushi Tanaka at Restaurant A.T. embrace[s] modernist cuisine.
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The home video was right on point, illustrating the takeaway for the course: how boys are taught, sometimes with the best of intentions, to mutate their emotional suffering into anger.
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And while "references available upon request" may not kill interest entirely (assuming everything else is on point and compelling), it makes your cover letter look cookie cutter and old school.
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It's especially distressing since we know that the smooth-talking Tom and the venom-spewing Andrew are not necessarily as "on-point" behind the scenes as they seem on television.
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The airline, which launched a five-year turnaround strategy in 2017, trimmed its ambitions and started reorganizing as a mid-sized carrier focused on point-to-point traffic in 2018.
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After a class with her longtime teacher Wilhelm Burmann at Steps on Broadway, Ms. Kowroski returned to the theater to work by herself on point when she heard a pop.
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Which raises a question: How can someone who can't stay on point for long write a book that moves at a fairly brisk pace, with plenty of sleaze and surprise?
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But Adam Savage, tossing the three blue, white, and silver pins into the air over and over again, keeps his distance from the roof's edge and his juggling on point.
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For the handy dad who will attempt to fix everything himself before paying someone else to do it, a 20V lithium ion drill from Black + Decker will be on point.
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Her cover of Mary J. Blige's "No More Drama" was jumpy and frenetic, but the message was so on point ("No one's gonna make me hurt") that it didn't matter.
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I find it refreshing, on point, and funny: not only does YĂ©pez's work engage crucial issues, but it always entertains, and the extremities of some judgments seem justified on reflection.
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" But it was the quote on former President Barack Obama's mural that seemed the most on point: "My fellow Americans, we are and always will be a nation of immigrants.
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The Kids reference is super on point and the outfit I was wearing in the band scene, I thought I'd go a little bit Angela from My So-Called Life.
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Set to a blaring dub and reggae soundtrack (mixed live), this 2014 work puts club dancing in point shoes, along with other moves you wouldn't expect to see on point.
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"We don't want to live in a world where, in the absence of a statute on point, the government can just buy its way around the Fourth Amendment," said Wessler.
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Her writing exercises were on point, too, getting us to dig deep until we'd unearthed events even we were afraid of, stories that would make excellent fodder for our writing.
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Andy explained that, to stay on point, it was crucial to have an open line of communication with Nicole so that they could make adjustments to the plan when needed.
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Ms. Erlanger's choice for the "Collateral Beauty" New York premiere was more on point: a neon floral Rosie Assoulin dress that ended above the ankle with Dick Tracy-yellow pumps.
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The Negroni slushy is also on point, but given that all drink prices cap at $9, don't restrain yourself from doing some deep sampling of all they have to offer.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is still desperately seeking the one man who can end the government shutdown today ... and says Cardi B's verbal smackdown of President Trump is on point.
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On Point Inspired by the curvy lines of Cloud Gate (aka, The Bean), this sleek look blends shades of blue from Rimmel London Wonder Ombré Holographic Eyeliner in Super Nova Sky.
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The vinyl collection is very on point, and for the most part, the staff doesn't give off the typical music snobbery you might be accustomed to at other independent record shops.
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"Congratulations @taylorswift24 first you looked amazing, second you performed like a queen and you ended with an on point speech," Orange Is the New Black star Ruby Rose posted on Twitter.
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The use of the word "bae" doubled in 2015, while "fleek" (on point), "ghosting" (abruptly ceasing all communication with someone) and "dad bod" (a circa-2015 Leonardo DiCaprio) entered the lexicon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From its start, Parasite is an excruciatingly on-point depiction of hustle, in terms far too unglamorous to ever attach a hashtag to the idea.
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I type faster when the keyboard gives me the right tactile feedback, it can't be too loud, the key spacing needs to be on-point, and even ghosting is a problem.
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He turned away right winger Craig Smith on point-blank chances in each of the first two periods, then stoned Forsberg twice on the same breakaway late in the second period.
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There's even been consideration on whether or not the U.S. military could have at on point taken on the entire world in the kinetic reality of ground, air, and sea war.
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Again, your psychic abilities will be on point, so use the energy of the new moon to take a ritual bath; open up your sixth sense, or do some automatic writing.
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They have lost all four road games so far, the latest a 124-112 defeat at the Lakers on Friday on point guard D&aposAngelo Russell&aposs return to Los Angeles.
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Taking on-point selfies is one thing, but the 23580-degree camera could also be really useful for budding vloggers who don't want to carry around a heavy camera and tripod.
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Belfort's boxing traditionally has been a method which moves in on a straight line, throwing rapid flurries, but which struggles if the opponent's lateral movement and ring generalship is on point.
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Heart rate tracking was also on point, falling within 2 beats per minute of an Apple Watch Series 4 during exercise, and within 10 bpm of my Polar H10 chest strap.
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Style and design: If you consider your style to be on point — including your gym wardrobe — the last thing you'll want is a homely looking pair of headphones ruining your look.
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Travis Scott's mom is throwing her grandbaby, Stormi, a welcome party -- for his side of the family -- and the rapper's making sure the floral arrangements are on point ... TMZ has learned.
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Siri's response to this query was actually on point, given that she is is only about six years old; she was born in 2011 with the debut of the iPhone 4s.
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The stories in those issues will be a good jumping on point for readers: The Walking Dead No. 163, with art by Charlie Adlard, follows the conclusion of the Whisperer War.
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Taxify will require their boda boda drivers have 2015 or later motorcycles that pass a company inspection "to ensure the quality is on point and our clients are safe," said Anoke.
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Dorogusker acknowledged that might sound a little pricey ("You wouldn't consider $999 an impulse purchase") but he said larger retailers are already spending thousands of dollars on point-of-sale hardware.
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Ms. Osipova runs thrillingly on point, hurls herself into desperate jumps with that javelin-like front leg (a signature of her Bolshoi training), and never seems confined by polite ballet protocol.
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I can't think of a previous batch of statuette-season contenders so politically on point and of the moment, and I credit — although that's not quite the right word — Donald Trump.
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You see lone women traveling across the stage on point (bourrées) and dancers of both sexes lying down as if to sleep so often that they become clichés while you watch.
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Each swing from the super soldier — McNiven's art is really on point here — breaks Punisher's face a little more, to the point where the other Avengers in the room feel uncomfortable.
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TL;DR: Make sure your grammar is always on point with a 5-year subscription to the WhiteSmoke Grammar Checker Web Plan for $39.99, a 93% savings as of March 10.
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He made several stops on point-blank attempts in the second period, including a sprawling save to his right to deny Viktor Arvidsson of what appeared to be a surefire goal.
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"Tim McGraw on point with that diversity theme performing "Humble And Kind," wrote one Twitter user, while another posted "This the first time black twitter has live tweeted the CMAs. Hilarious.
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Her feet give the somnambulism a rapidly stuttering quality — the runs on point lack smoothness — and we don't yet sense, during her main scene with the Poet, a heart that beats.
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It's not merely that women will strut with their hands in their pockets, on point to challenge men; it's that women's pockets could carry something secret, something private, or something deadly.
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It's a reflection of the mix found within Avenue32's stock — and, hey, what better billboard for the retailer's massive selection of designer goods than its founder's always-on-point street style?
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After praising Lady Gaga's A Star Is Born performance (and on point eyeliner skills), the Will and Grace star went on to note Hollywood's push for racial and gender diversity in 2018.
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The Active's sleep tracking seems fairly on point, automatic workout detection was surprisingly quick to recognize activity, and my daily steps lined up closely with an Apple Watch on my other wrist.
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Some of the pieces are so on-point, in fact, that they resemble popular designer duds (take this Rachel Comey-esque crochet top, or these Maryam Nassir Zadeh-ish sandals, for example).
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Responsible for the biannual publication, "America's Charity Checkout Champions," Megan Strand, Director of Communications of Engage for Good, is an industry expert on Point of Sale (POS) and round up giving strategies.
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One lucky winner will score $750 for flights, a three-night stay at Icelandicair Hotel Reykjavik Marina, plus a $500 Aviator Nation gift card to ensure their travel looks are on point.
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Joaquin de Luz bounded in and out with happy ease, and Megan Fairchild passed the speed test of the principal role and its steeplechase of jumps and turns and hops on point.
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He is a grown man capable of acting within the legal bounds of his probation, a rich guy who had the means to be more disciplined, the resources to stay on point.
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It began by helping web companies such as Facebook collect payments and then moved into mobile; it released software that ran on point-of-sale terminals to help bricks-and-mortar stores.
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Zero may still be the best jumping-on point anyone Yakuza-curious could hope for, but Yakuza 6 is filled with backstory and information that puts every relationship and callback into context.
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His description of relieving the financial stress on families was on point, as someone who well remembers listening to his own parents having stressful conversations after the latest round of factory layoffs.
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It's no surprise, then, that the fall line is supremely on point: There are plenty of plush knits, comfy bottoms, and versatile tops to get us layered up in the coming weeks.
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Amanda Rousseau, one of the founders of VanitySec and the senior malware researcher at cybersecurity firm Endgame, thinks the portrayal is on point, but takes issue with Darlene's actions in Mr. Robot.
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It's great because the expression of each actor never changes (and the expressions are so, so on point), even through all the characters' costumes and wigs and facial hair and so forth.
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Looking to the brand's lineup of wardrobe essentials (think: comfy turtlenecks, super-soft leggings, and cozy accessories), we got playful with proportions, textures, and layering moves to craft four on-point outfits.
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Film a bunch of eyebrow tutorials Brow secrets are meant to be shared with the world, and we want to make sure that ours are always as on point as Watson's. 5.
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There's a reason Jamie Babbit's But I'm A Cheerleader is regarded as a queer classic: The biting satirical comedy is gushing with incredible one-liners and the production design is on point.
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It was one of many dynamic moments from the show: Chris Rock's on-point monologue, a surprise best picture winner in "Spotlight," Lady Gaga's emotional musical statement and Stacey Dash's aaaawkward moment.
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The standouts for me were Aja, whose rap was professional caliber, her look was on point, and her splits and jumps and death drops all over that damn runway had everyone gasping.
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Its polish formulas rarely chip, the brushes are easy to use, and the collections are always on point with cool colors and ingredients (like kale and crystals) we aren't seeing anywhere else.
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Suddenly that crack from Tina Fey and Amy Poehler that Clooney would sooner float off into space and die than be tethered to a woman his own age feels rather on-point.
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Yes, they read them, especially if you get them in the hands of the right people and draw them in with a compelling opening that's on point and reflective of your personality.
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In a new interview, Garth tells PEOPLE that she credits her on-point style to her daughters with ex-husband Peter Facinelli, Luca Bella, 22, Lola Ray, 16, and Fiona Eve, 13.
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With crop tops, half-zip pullovers, and plenty of sneakers in on-point color ways, the latest collection between the two retailers (it's their second season teaming up) covers all the bases.
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Sharvani Suryavanshi as Manda and Smita Tambe as her mother are on point, and Makhija gets the atmospherics right - from the narrow alleys to the crowded, crumbling homes that his characters inhabit.
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While it's unclear whether or not Sparky has retained any magical abilities from his brush with death, like everyone's favorite Boy Who Lived, it's clear that his DGAF powers are on point.
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If this song came out today and Bush was replaced with Trump or whoever, it'd be just as on point and I'm glad Wayne let the world see this side of him.
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Tamara Rojo, the artistic director and the lead principal dancer of the English National Ballet, and three company dancers will perform excerpts from the piece, Mr. Khan's first featuring dancers on point.
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Tate was on point from the start, completing both of his pass attempts on the first drive of the game, capped by a 47-yard strike into the end zone for Cunningham.
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One of the 20163 current federal judges in Buenos Aires, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that much of the criticism leveled against him and his colleagues was on point.
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Fridababy Quick-Read Rectal Thermometer ($15): Although accuracy was on-point, its small, sleek design was a hindrance and made it harder to hold (and feel confident using) than Vicks' rectal thermometer.
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"He is often clever and on point regarding human foibles, the press and our current national situation," said Dennis Overbye, a science reporter at The Times who regularly receives Mr. Torkildson's poems.
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The dance realms of 22016th-century ballet were harems (sometimes literally, as in one all-female scene of "Le Corsaire," where odalisques and concubines dance on point with flowers in happy captivity).
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The female dancers perform on point — dancing on their toes in stiffened ballet shoes — a skill they begin to learn as teenagers, and which requires a different strength and training than men's.
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Whether she's visiting a children's hospital in white sports and a polo or enjoying a romantic dinner as half of HiddleSwift in a flirty dress, Swift's Down Under style is always on point.
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The only child of the Arrival actress was every bit on point fashion-wise as her famous mom, accompanying Adams Wednesday as the latter received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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The casting seems very on point for Riverdale which has so many adult actors who became first famous for playing iconic teen characters (like Luke Perry, Skeet Ulrich, Mädchen Amick, and Molly Ringwald).
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In her absence, her land has been ruled by regents: first her mother, then her half-brother James, Earl of Moray (James McArdle), he of the on-point leather headbands and smokey eyeliner.
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Sure, we already knew the fashion powerhouse is a pro at nailing every of-the-moment trend possible, but what we didn't realize is that its petite department is just as on-point.
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Much like J.Crew (the comeback kid), Madewell is a retailer we can count on any time of year for its selection of solid tees, on-point jeans, and wear-everywhere dresses and jumpsuits.
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The former president posted his best of lists for movies, music, and books both old and new to share what he liked in 2018 and, of course, his picks are all on-point.
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So I was taken by surprise (in the best way possible) when I recently found myself browsing through its endless pages of merchandise and saw that nearly every single piece was on point.
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Then I flew down to Lima on my own dime when I was a resident, and I had to shake hands and see that these doctors we were speaking with were on point.
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But one of the special sauce bits that Apple is adding to the mix of mapping tools is a full-on point cloud that maps in 3D the world around the mapping van.
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"When the lighting is on point & your proud of your hard work," Tamra captioned a gallery of two nude mirror selfies, one that showed off her backside and the other her slim waist.
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Luckily for the president, he was able to put his fate in the hands of an on-point Bill Clinton, who deftly headlined two rallies, including one at the University of Central Florida.
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Nas, who appears briefly as a hardcore Style Boyz fan, has some of the best lines in the entire movie, and Maya Rudolph is perfectly on point as an overly aggressive appliance salesperson.
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I then searched New York cases on Lexis Nexis, which contains all published opinions, and found only a handful of opinions on mortgage fraud in New York and nothing on point from Vance.
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The eclectic curation of talent local and abroad is always on point; having hosted past acts as Constantines, Destroyer, Grimes, Arcade Fire—who performed under the decoy name Shark Attack—and Angel Olsen.
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The debates had all the things TV loves — screaming contestants, flashing lights, a cheering audience and exasperated hosts trying to wrangle the troops to stay on point until someone went home a winner.
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To crack the code, we combed through tons of gorgeous Instagrams and pulled together a handful of shots that epitomize on-point shelfies — and the secrets we discovered couldn't be easier to copy.
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At any rate, Knog, the company behind this bell, is on point that it's time the ol' bike bell got a facelift (although this $10 burger bike bell would do just as nicely).
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Though it pivots on a nasty cliché of a scary Native American character, the short's probing of ideas of women's work and independence against the backdrop of the Old West is on point.
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Since Spotify is always so surprisingly on point with its personalized playlists, I felt like the road trip recommendations were less appealing than what I normally get through Spotify's "Made for You" options.
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There's no autofocus system or even a traditional manual focus; instead, you line up a pair of images in a little optical viewfinder, fire the shutter, and pray that your precision was on-point.
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"As numerous intelligence and national security officials in the Trump administration have since unanimously re-affirmed, the (Intelligence Community Assessment's) findings were accurate and on point," said committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner, a Democrat.
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Lawler's takedown defense has looked on point in recent years and he's even harder to keep down—Johny Hendricks was reduced to clinging to his legs and accomplishing nothing in both of their bouts.
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He would take perspective or point of view, he would wait for his opponent&aposs side, usually you, Juan Williams, for that intellect to collide and he would take you on, point by point.
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Certainly Whitaker's gameplan was on point, but Hall's constant turning of his back and throwing himself out of position made it a much easier night of work for Whitaker than it should have been.
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But, on days an eye roll just won't do it, this makeup artist found an unexpected, and totally on point, way of saying what we're all thinking — without uttering so much as a word.
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Will & Grace are almost back on screens (along with Jack and Karen, of course), and a new promo for the show's return reveals the gang's snark and wit is as on point as ever.
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"I went to camp with @Aly_Raisman – she was pretty on point with her prediction about the future," wrote Tech Insider managing editor Emily Cohn in a tweet that was re-shared by Raisman herself.
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And my plan, Paul Krugman, Barney Frank, a lot of experts who understand what the new challenges might be, have said I am exactly on point, and the Wall Street guys actually know that.
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In particular, he was capable of utterly ridiculous throws—no rookie outside of Andrew Luck has been able to match his ability to deliver on-point deep balls on the run or under pressure.
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On the March 11 show, McKinnon played her hilariously on-point version of Jeff Sessions and only had the span of a commercial break to transform into "Shud the Mermaid" for the next skit.
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The accessory connects to the Surface Go with a simple magnet, the keys have good travel, and the trackpad is on point, but do you really want to type on such a cramped keyboard?
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Her voice was powerful and beautiful, her outfits were on point, choreography stellar, her heart was in it and she sang about love and inclusiveness, all in front of millions and millions of people.
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From his gloriously grisly descriptions to his on point dialogue and character portrayals, I've always thought the horror master doesn't get anywhere near enough credit as he should for his impressive command of language.
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There have been few jokes as savagely on point this year as one of Corporate's characters showing extreme pride in a PowerPoint presentation he designs in order to better sell horrific weapons of death.
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While the note's warnings are ominous and contradict many other more rosy outlooks for the current bull market, the London-based fund was on point in calling February's market correction weeks before it happened.
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The book has a rating of 4.5 out of five stars and is a #1 best-seller, so you can be pretty sure that your meals from now on are gonna be on point.
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The Oklahoma native went 22016-23 with a 230 ERA during his 230 AL Cy Young Award-winning campaign and has been on point in four exhibition outings, going 228-20163 with 22016 ERA.
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Carla Javits, the president and chief executive of the Roberts Enterprise Development Fund, which funds and advises social enterprises, said that the entrepreneurial approach taken by Ms. Haleh and Mr. Raders is on point.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — one of the GND's most visible supporters — has demanded our elected officials approach the crisis as straightforwardly as possible, just as policymakers responded to World War II.The analogy is on point.
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IFC's Documentary Now, a series of documentary parodies that's equal parts ridiculous and meticulous, returns for its second season on September 14, with even more esoteric references and frighteningly on-point costuming than before.
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Because Cleveland has additional threats surrounding James this year, Golden State's rotations when the ball moves away from him will have to be much more on point than they were in last year's Finals.
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The Sun hasn't ventured into the realm of trying to work out more likely scenarios, which is slightly disappointing, but props to them for the pun game, which—as ever—is highly on point.
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The free tier lacks some of the analytics and bulk publishing functionality of more advanced tools, but for making sure your social media game is on point, it is the best place to start.
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It hopes to focus these resources specifically on AWS customers that are working on point-of-care diagnostics, or testing that can be done at home or at a clinic with same-day results.
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"The Twilight Zone" (1959-64) While not directly on point, some of the best episodes of Rod Serling's sci-fi anthology were lushly romantic, and in terms of unusual tests for couples, loosely apply.
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There is a joke on Twitter that no matter what it is that Donald Trump just said, or his administration just did, there is always a weirdly on-point tweet lurking in Trump's archives.
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"The lyrics of that song are so on point, not just for me and Gwen, but I think for a lot of people," Shelton told Nashville Lifestyles magazine in an interview published on Wednesday.
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Carla Javits, the president and chief executive of the Roberts Enterprise Development Fund, which funds and advises social enterprises, said that the entrepreneurial approach taken by Ms. Zandi and Mr. Raders is on point.
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Each of them recently applied for an account director position at my public relations firm, along with 500 others whose experience and skill sets ranged from vaguely on-point to off-the-charts irrelevant.
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And whether or not you make the click to buy, the on-point styling and roster of under-the-radar labels all but guarantee you'll close the tab a little more inspired than before.
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It is, simply put, a page turner: FitzGerald is a great writer capable of keeping a sprawling narrative on point, even as it descends into discussions of Keswickian holiness, pretribulationist rapture and theonomic governance.
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