Blue Origin has proceeded more slowly and with less oomph.
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A colorful lipstick adds an instant oomph to your face.
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I get it, Tesla's Model S can achieve similar oomph.
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I used it later with the John Madden 'Oomph' button.
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Wheels Gasoline engines generally have less "oomph" for grunt work.
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But was he channeling a little extra oomph this time around?
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Total Immersion might suit beginners or dilettantes, but it lacked oomph.
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So it's not crazy to demand some real oomph from it.
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They're both A-listers in their own, which adds extra oomph.
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It's a crunchy snack that packs delicious oomph in one bite.
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This adds oomph to the expansion, thereby increasing the power output.
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IT TAKES a lot of oomph to launch a satellite into space.
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Perhaps the seasonal pattern will get it some extra oomph on Monday.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - ByteDance would add some oomph to China's BAT.
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The F Sport goodies add some oomph, but they don't overdo it.
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Their other tracks on the album have got a bit more oomph.
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And with a little more oomph than that, they could leave orbit.
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This is the enchantment that gives your gaming laptop its extra oomph.
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"You're a dating success," Nancy said, but her boast had no oomph.
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This way, the ribs had enough oomph to forgo a dipping sauce.
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For more oomph, a 220-horsepower V2300 model is available for $280,500.
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On top of that, the economy seems to have lost some oomph.
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Comes with a cardboard, handheld motion-controller that adds some oomph to games.
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The speckly polish adds a little extra oomph to an otherwise regular manicure.
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He found the oomph he needed in a move called the touchdown raiz.
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For that money, you're getting a lot of features and some serious oomph.
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Her secret is just a dash of fish sauce for that umami oomph.
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Fixtures Is Roya Shanks what gives this classic downtown restaurant its special oomph?
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"The fact that you aren't seeing an 'oomph' is concerning," Mr. Miller said.
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Give your outfits a bit of oomph with the TRNDlabs Ventura Wireless Headphones.
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Such concentrated oomph means that lucrative quantities can be shipped in very small packages.
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That is more than enough oomph to safely enter and change lanes on highways.
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For extra oomph, the rest of the face was generally left clean and unadorned.
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He asks Stassi's new guy "how's my cock taste?" for that extra oomph. Why?
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Let these photos inspire you to create a home with a little extra oomph.
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Wear the men's wear look with hoops and on-trend shoes for extra oomph.
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But who this year kicked the bucket with as much oomph as this kid?
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It makes 260 horsepower with 277 foot-pounds of torque, channeling the oomph through ...
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I wished for a little less rice and a little more fish, and some oomph.
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What's most exciting about the new 1000X headphones, though, is the new noise-cancelling oomph.
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The Project One gets most of its oomph from a turbocharged 1.6-liter V6 engine.
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The wireless earbuds also pack just a little more oomph when it comes to bass.
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If you've got the cash, get yourself something with more oomph in the processing department.
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Whatever the explanation, it is clear that Britain's broader war on dirty money lacks oomph.
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Leaded petrol, invented in the 22015s, gave oomph to car engines and made them quieter.
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In this episode, Jenn talks hemlines and footwear that give her look a little oomph.
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Shop the bags that are adding a little extra oomph to our lazy summer looks.
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While the image marked an incredible occasion, it lacked something in the way of oomph.
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Just from the silhouette it adds an oomph that it's in this ranch style. Right!
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But these are soft, glide right on, and add that extra oomph you're looking for.
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The MacBook Pro had more oomph and more ports and was, well, built for pros.
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This is more than enough oomph to drag most any 4x4 out of a bog.
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That is enough oomph to put almost 22022 tonnes of payload into low-Earth orbit.
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When it comes to party politics, Dhillon wants to give California a little more oomph.
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It would be a mistake to strip Fosse's world of its appeal, its libidinal oomph.
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But let's face it: Adding a little oomph to your usual glass always sounds like fun.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "It definitely adds a little extra oomph to my coffee table.
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It also comes with a wireless subwoofer, giving you that extra oomph in action-packed scenes.
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You have a runny nose all day, and all you get is a bit of oomph.
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Laddie was smitten, eager to capitalize on the oomph of such A-plus-plus-list stars.
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That extra 40 pound-feet low in the rev range provides satisfying oomph off the line.
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Also, the bass lacked oomph: when the lower end dug in, the floorboards didn't tremble sympathetically.
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You get more oomph with the V-234, which also delivers 2950 pound-feet of torque.
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December's market oomph seems to have come from a mini trade deal between America and China.
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Just call my name — A lot of feeling, a lot of oomph, a lot of gratitude.
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Love stories with real romantic oomph are for commercial genres like romance, is the going implication.
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Next time just embrace the absurdity of your life and add more oomph to that tambourine.
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Originally, Palmer called it "The Hotel Room," but she wanted the title to have more political oomph.
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So it's yet another week in Trump's presidency, only this one has some extra oomph to it.
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While they're cooling off, Christensen suggests toasting your peppercorns to give them a little extra-smoky oomph.
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That movie, like a prudent judge, kindly allotted an equal share of emotional oomph to each parent.
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This was the first evidence prosecutors have revealed that puts real oomph behind their bank fraud accusations.
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"Tomatoes are lovely but you want to give them an 'oomph' so that people enjoy," she says.
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There's also a touch of honey for sweet complexity, along with slivers of fried garlic for oomph.
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But whatever it is, it adds the extra oomph to this sandwich that makes it truly irresistible.
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This gives "Oedipus El Rey" swagger, oomph and economy, but it also makes for a salacious watch.
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There's more than enough oomph to have fun but it's not so overpowered as to vex the chassis.
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William Marston, her creator, believed that female sexual oomph could lead both men and women to matriarchal utopia.
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Or is she more of a figurehead, a title-only producer there to give the credits some oomph?
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That oomph propels the 812 Superfast from 0 to 62 miles per hour in a 2.9-second flash.
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It's a phone that packs some serious oomph and starts at a completely ridiculous 20193,999 rupees or $198.
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Instead, you'll find a powerful serum loaded with hyaluronic acid that gives oomph and hydration to tired skin.
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"That's taken all the oomph out of the market," said Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS.
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Image: CasperIndeed, you don't necessarily need to buy a dock to give the alarm audio some extra oomph.
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These updates include using electrifying shades to amplify the graphics, bringing that extra oomph to your living spaces.
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It's hard not to wish Ms. Xin's passive, schoolgirl-type role had more blaze, more pain, more oomph.
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But the extra oomph that TSX will deliver will be irresistible to passers-by, L&L executives say.
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If you listen, she put a little Southern into her accent and that took the oomph off me.
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The downward reversal in crude oil before noon took a lot of the oomph out of the morning rally.
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Quantum computers, after decades of research, have nearly enough oomph to perform calculations beyond any other computer on Earth.
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That could come in the form of marketing oomph, sure, but it could also absolutely come from legal action.
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The big firms can seize on novelty almost as quickly as startups do—and with a lot more oomph.
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Everyone seems to be proud of having no go, no oomph, keeping everything as ugly and banal as possible.
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Since this is a straight-up lewk, Rinaldi says you don't necessarily need the extra oomph of a mascara.
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Nothing more, nothing less — but exactly the type of oomph needed to spruce up a crisp white T-shirt.
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It was Bryce Harper&aposs historical grand slam that provided the oomph in the Washington Nationals&apos latest win.
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All these measures can be given more oomph if they are co-ordinated with similar efforts in other countries.
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And it's implying that the Net export side's not going to provide a lot of oomph to the economy.
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Think more like stir-fried, but with peppers for oomph and potatoes to take away all your winter chills.
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" He said that telling conservatives to simply develop platforms of their own "just [doesn't] have that kind of oomph.
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If you feel like you'd like to add some oomph to certain parts of your body, go right ahead.
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Gas-powered models offer more oomph, but the Ryobi is powerful enough and is easier to use and maintain.
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The Yiddish for rhinoceros is the rather literal nozhorn, which makes up in oomph what it lacks in syllables.
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TL;DR: Get £125 bill credit on selected Virgin Media bundles, including the Bigger Bundle and Ultimate Oomph Bundle.
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With a small, rechargeable battery, the motor works only if you're pedaling, and it doesn't add too much oomph.
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We're going to have to take chops over oomph here; at least we weren't asked to give anything up.
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It can't match the more expensive Sonos bars for oomph, but is powerful enough for most home theater setups.
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How much oomph gets put into the retail launch will say a lot about how real that confidence was.
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The quality that the audience seems to love most in his work is its sheer oomph: speed, vigor, exuberance.
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To get the capsule where it needs to go, this Atlas V is accessorized to provide some extra oomph.
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And I didn&apost even have the AMG GLC 63 S, which takes the oomph up to 503 horsepower.
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This would allow the labor market to tighten further and could provide the extra oomph needed to lift prices higher.
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The car certainly has enough oomph to accelerate to highway speeds more quickly than you'd expect from a brown wagon.
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Packed to the center with diamonds making one carat in total weight, it gives more oomph than the average pendant.
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The six-banger can't quite emulate V8 oomph, but it carves out its own niche, and it's a good one.
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It's something to sing to yourself when you need that extra bit of feminist oomph to get through your day.
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It seems only a matter of time before this album is pillaged by music supervisors looking to add emotional oomph.
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Because this lunch staple can easily fall into the territory of meal monotony, any little extra oomph of inspiration helps.
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Known inside Unilever as "speedboats", they are meant to bring more oomph to the mothership yet remain separate from it.
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If your CPU has enough integrated graphics oomph, you don't need a separate card or chipset, of which more below.
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But the truth is that Bandersnatch uses overly dramatic, disturbingly outdated clichés about artists to generate action and narrative oomph.
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The new model also has a more reasonably sized remote control, and two motors instead of one for more oomph.
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If you need a little extra oomph, you can pair up two speakers for stereo sound with the Bose app.
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VOLTAGE is to electricity what pressure is to water: the more you have of it the more oomph you get.
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Acceleration and handling will please most drivers, although a V-6 would be preferable for folks who want more oomph.
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The oomph is channeled the to the AWD drive system through an eight-speed automatic with a auto-manual option.
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But when you want to add a little oomph, splashing some accessories into the mix can go a long way.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, meets with the Moon this morning, too, adding an extra oomph to whatever you're focusing on.
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I had to actually go back and record the vocals a second time and give them a little more oomph.
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He put a little more oomph into his next putt, which left him with about eight feet for double bogey.
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Our Nourish columnist, Ellie Krieger, says steel-cut oats can give you that creamy texture with some added nutritional oomph.
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You can get £100 bill credit on the Bigger Bundle, and £125 on the Bigger Bundle and Ultimate Oomph Bundle.
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The headset's sound performance is incredibly dull without it on, and it brings some much-needed oomph to the soundstage.
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Again, for a car with this much oomph, the design is restrained, right down to the subdued dual tail lights.
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It lacks some of the processing oomph of its desktop counterparts, but it's still impressive output for a 13-inch laptop.
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They've given way to laptop replacements, —tablets with pop-on keyboards and enough oomph to make a tablet your only computer.
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That bass oomph is welcome and in large part because of how well-planted the Beats X sit in your ears.
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It got me thinking about what sorts of political interventions might carry a little more oomph, a little more symbolic weight.
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When you want something, Aries, you don't stop until you get it, and you'll have plenty of planetary oomph behind you.
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Perhaps you need a little extra oomph from your laptop, in which case it's worth considering the Microsoft Surface Book 5993.
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The F-PACE SVR delivers the goods with oomph and growl, while the Cayenne Turbo does it with wail and whine.
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"It was introduced to me as apple pie spice with some oomph," Agravi relates to me as I try the granola.
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Tobacco's self-directed video for the tune, which we're pleased to premiere below, only adds more unsettling oomph to that kick.
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This "oomph" might mean intricate dressings made by pan-frying dessicated coconut and mixing with finely chopped spring onions and chilies.
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These will give your hair natural oomph that won't look (or feel) like you're wearing a Bump-It or crunchy hairspray.
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You can't really make fried chicken from scratch, but it does give that extra oomph to foods that need a crunch.
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TV. "It's not going to have that much oomph with the American people at the end of the day," he added.
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It's taking something that we've already dealt with before, but giving it that extra oomph that makes it a bigger problem.
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The HHO mix lends intensity to the combustion, allowing the fuel to burn more completely, generating more oomph and less pollution.
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Other moments were experimentally impressive, like shining a laser beam through antimatter, but don't have the same oomph as colliding black holes.
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So if you need more oomph (or a larger screen and wired Ethernet jack), that may be the one to wait for.
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Musically, there's no denying the hot simmer of "DNA," the mocking piano figure on "Humble," the percussive oomph that defines the album.
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On Monday mornings, I used to find it hard to get my words out, but taking modafinil gives you a little oomph.
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The company's affordable, compact speaker is perfect for querying Google Assistant, but lacks oomph and depth when it comes to playing music.
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Your garden-variety stellar detonation just doesn&apost have enough raw oomph to spit out particles at the speeds we&aposre considering.
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When this girl was attempting to give her lashes that bit of extra oomph, she ended up chopping part of them off.
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Sport and Sport Plus are quite fun, and punching the center button supplies a 20-second burst of oomph from the engine.
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Driscoll's berries tend to lack the sugar rush and perfumed oomph of a tiny sun-warmed heirloom discovered on a country lane.
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She suggested a change in the orchestration to give the song a bit more oomph, humming along as they tested it out.
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The dish is terrific served over leftover pizza as well, or with a can of drained white beans mixed in for oomph.
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But on the frisky "Woman" she locks into a finger-wagging funk, with the Dap-Kings horn section providing some soulful oomph.
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Liza Elliott, the protagonist of the musical, who runs a fashion magazine called Allure , has lots of power but no outward oomph.
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Who's to say you can't rock a shimmery Met Gala-inspired look and some more casual athleisure for extra oomph this year?
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And they generally don't have the "oomph" needed for grunt work like pulling stumps, clambering up hills and scrambling over rough terrain.
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If the preset experience is too vanilla for you, or you need some extra oomph, the Smart Control app has an equalizer.
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Aston stayed loyal to the V12, but the DB11's engine displaces just 5.2 liters, and relies upon twin turbochargers for added oomph.
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The actors are all so tired and emotional that their voices are shaking a little, but it gives the moment even more oomph.
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The resulting thick, black copy gives equal oomph to IISuperwomanII and The Walking Dead, as they sit side by side in the app.
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Last night's roast veggies or chicken can add more oomph to a sandwich than just deli meat and the typical lettuce, tomato, onion.
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There are also some functionality to adjust exposure and adds an additional 1200 mAh battery to give the phone a little more oomph.
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It is hard to store, it loses its oomph when shipped over long distances, and its transmission and distribution require hands-on regulation.
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If you have solid state figured and it's safe and you get energetic oomph from the new anode, yes it will be transformative.
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That both have history with the brand and left only to return, re-energized, says something about this new influx of creative oomph.
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I look forward to these pieces, which collect the marketing materials designed to capture in miniature the oomph of a full-length film.
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Fuel economy is 17 mpg city/24 highway/19 combined — not great, but also not bad given the oomph provided by the V6.
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You can add oomph by layering the colors, but if you want a barely-there effect, you can achieve that with just one.
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Meanwhile, 52% have "not too much," and 23% have no confidence at all in elected officials looking out for their best interests. Oomph.
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"A lot of oomph is coming out the rand hedges due to the weaker rand," Paul Chakaduka, a trader at Global Trader said.
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He's also given Met Gala photos some animated oomph, like Gigi Hadid moonlighting as Sleeping Beauty or Kimye recast as Jasmine and Aladdin.
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For example, the Ultimate Oomph Bundle is down to £79 per month, saving you £120 over the course of the one-year contract.
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From between the crush of bodies it was hard to tell if it was for balance, or for that extra oomph of communion.
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Omit the anchovy to make it meatless, and try upping the amount of capers to make up for the lost salt and oomph.
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The dark chocolate gave them just enough oomph to set them apart whereas the other ingredients helped them retain that delightful homemade taste.
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"In truth, ranges and collections lack oomph and definition, and across many established stores levels of service and merchandising are lackluster," Saunders wrote.
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For buyers who need a bit more oomph, Dodge offers the Charger Daytona with a 485-horsepower 433-liter Hemi V8 engine as well.
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Yes, it’s great at adding oomph to music, but it can’t reach down deep and deliver serious, earth-shaking bass.
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"The oomph on that may not be as big on the market" as some investors think, said Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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Spotted by Pocket-Lint on Amazon UK, the first product is the Echo Sub, designed to add more oomph to your Echo speaker setup.
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It has now reversed most of last year's increases, helping to lower mortgage rates and other consumer borrowing costs and adding oomph to growth.
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But adding oomph is the incipient demand for vanadium pentoxide, a compound that is used as an electrolyte in vanadium redox flow batteries (VRBs).
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That level is seen as a near-term target, and an extended move above that could provide enough oomph to boost home mortgage rates.
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This model's attractive design will complement any kitchen aesthetic, and comes with a dishwasher-safe milk-frother for adding oomph to your caffeinated creations.
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Sharp gains in producer prices in recent months may also be losing their oomph, pointing to weaker profit growth ahead for the industrial sector.
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His mother is the founding partner of Brooks & Falotico Associates, an architectural firm, and Oomph, a home furnishing company, both in New Canaan, Conn.
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We use dry shampoo to inject oomph into wayward strands, zhuzh and refresh a dull mid-day hairstyle, and even as a hair perfume.
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Use good-quality dark chocolate and fresh mint for the chocolate syrup you'll use to flavor this boozy shake for a little extra oomph.
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"The Puma divestiture materializing sooner - rather than later - will add oomph to the stock," Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca said in a note.
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They get swept up in an international conspiracy that takes them all over Europe, and their bond gives this flick some much-needed oomph.
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Foodies looking for a cooking competition with more oomph than "The Great British Baking Show" may find enough action in this new international series.
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But if MacMillan's ballet is to endure, all its dramatic relationships need more continuity and oomph than are currently in evidence at Ballet Theater.
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That means less maintenance, a more comfortable ride, and a whole lot more oomph than you'd get from a well-preserved gas-powered Bronco.
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Alas, Roberts makes an unproductively wan center for this feminist allegory, which could have used more of the oomph that Awkwafina and Macdonald bring.
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Sanders, because he is Sanders and also because he was likely somewhat flustered by the Warren confrontation, offered Steyer this: "Yeah, good, OK." Oomph.
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If you're used to the low-end oomph of a turbocharged engine or a V-8, don't expect a Telluride to feel as effortless.
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To keep all that oomph from hitting the guardrail, a carbon-fiber front aero splitter auto-adjusts to produce up to 220 pounds of downforce.
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Your heels give your outfit some oomph and pizzazz, make your legs look like a supermodel's, and even offer you an extra boost of confidence.
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If you want a Mac with actual oomph, right now, your only real choice is an iMac Pro, which starts at an eye-watering $5,000.
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The Basslet won't be for everyone, but it's a cool concept for music enthusiasts or gamers looking to add a little oomph to their experiences.
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We care about the tech inside of car, but we have to admit, it's fun to see a car that has some oomph to it.
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To give a standard throw pillow a little holiday oomph, simply use a plain satin ribbon and tie it like a present around the center.
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So get ready to scroll through our curated sweet feed for a definitive doughnut countdown — and some much needed end of week treat yo'self oomph.
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Perfect not just for the VR fans and gamers Apple nodded at, but for creative professionals who need the extra GPU oomph for 3D renders.
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Marketing has been Coca-Cola's strength and whether that magic will keep its old oomph when sprinkled across dozens of brands remains to be seen.
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These linked hoops are simple in design, but their size gives them enough oomph that they can (and should) be worn without any other frills.
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The proponents of a tax bill typically have those tables in hand when it's released so there some substantive "oomph" behind their politically motivated assertions.
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No, the long hair hall of fame is reserved for hair with a whole lot more life in its lengths and oomph in its roots.
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The things feel like they're supposed to feel, and each little interaction provides the right amount of oomph to keep me engaged through a firefight.
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About this time, baroque instruments — the harpsichord and the viola da gamba among them — evolved into instruments that had more oomph, and more expressive possibilities.
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I like this easy chicken curry of Mark Bittman's for a Wednesday night, especially with some drained canned chickpeas added at the end for oomph.
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When Elijah Thomson, his bassist, wanted to try this microdose thing, Tillman told him to take a lot, since the batch had lost its oomph.
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We spoke with Bradberry about going HAM during his contract year ... and he admits it's given him some extra oomph when he takes the field.
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Piergiorgio Corbetta, research director of Istituto Cattaneo, a think-tank, believes the only way the M5S can recover its oomph is by returning to opposition.
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The whole song sounds balanced, with clearly discernible instruments, whereas without the Sub in the mix it lacks oomph and the instruments sound a bit hollow.
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I tried to live like a normal, active kid, but perhaps with a little more oomph, because I didn't know what my timeline really looked like.
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To solve this problem, researchers from Harvard's outfitted the RoboBee with a tiny combustible rocket, giving it the oomph needed to break the water's surface tension.
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This means the portions that do utilize colors, like the main pads, have certain oomph and extra appeal, glowing in hues like tangerine and deep rose.
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" Bowman adds: "My prayer for 10 days prior to that was, 'Let something bad enough happen for me to get the oomph to do something different.
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By reintroducing magnets Visedo gives the reluctance motor extra oomph, which means it can be made smaller but still able do the same amount of work.
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I guess you could see this song live building up to a real frenzy especially with some more oomph in the drums and some extra BPMs.
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In the 1990s war in the Balkans sent waves of refugees from Bosnia (several Bosnian families stayed, and provide much oomph to the local soccer league).
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For Monday night, I like this spinach and tofu salad from David Tanis, especially with the addition of a few sturdy greens for texture and oomph.
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It features a blue corn tortilla chip with the Reaper pepper, and just to add that little extra oomph, scorpion chile pepper, and chipotle pepper powder.
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Theoretically that means whether Quibi launches successful shows with cultural oomph or merely goes pfft, the creators can eventually take their ball to some other court.
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The meat quality and toppings were not elevated over McDonald's in any way — and it didn't have the signature oomph of something like the Big Mac.
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Reach for it on days when you're wearing head-to-toe basics and need to add a little (or a lot) of oomph to your look.
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They're making music you used to make in your bedroom, listening to Joan Jett, then they crunch it up and give it a 70's era-oomph.
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Though the 3-cylinder lacks the oomph more sporty (code word for "aggressive") drivers will desire, it more than makes up for it with improved fuel economy.
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The bike's always providing power to assist each push of the pedal, of course — hitting the boost button just delivers an extra oomph when you need it.
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They're easy to wear, require little-to-no styling (they speak for themselves), and give a little oomph to a piece that already exists in your wardrobe.
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For some extra oomph, either with headphones or speakers, think about investing in an external sound card or a portable DAC (digital-to-analog converter) and amp.
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So before you stock up on bargain packs of boring basics for the cold weather ahead, try giving a pair with a little more oomph a go.
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Not only will drivers notice a bit more oomph off the line, thanks to the engine's fuel-saving technologies, they should also notice improved economy as well.
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Or, add a little extra oomph to the proceedings with the KitchenAid 56-ounce countertop blender for $179.99 — a cool $70 off the normal price of $249.99.
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Maybe it would be more accurate to say the song has been altered in ways that rob it of its oomph, its power and its optimistic essence.
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And the Xbox is insanely powerful—with the kind of dedicated graphical processing oomph you've have to spend a grand or more on a PC to match.
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It's made of brass, zinc and bronze (yeah, no actual gold) and is also 3/4 of an inch taller -- so the supersize version's got some oomph.
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This snake collar in the perfect holiday green will add oomph to your go-to metallic shift, or whatever you choose to wear it with in 2019.
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To give the conundrum some oomph, Michael conjures up an actual trolley, forcing Chidi to live out his dilemma over and over, complete with copious blood spatter.
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But I think to be drizzled over potatoes is its true calling: The potatoes absorb the silky butter perfectly, soaking up every bit of richness and oomph.
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Not wanting to disappoint her friend, Annie decides to inject her personal life with some oomph, and the film within the film unfolds into absurdity and chaos.
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When switching between the AirPods Pro and standard AirPods, I noticed that songs with deep bass tracks had a lot more oomph when listening through the Pro.
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This option makes the iPhone stop charging at 80 percent except when it thinks you'll need the extra oomph, which it learns by studying your daily charging patterns.
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To add a bit more oomph to the month, Mars will enter Aquarius on May 16, inviting us all to act on our unusual (and potentially genius) ideas.
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That's why in 2017, we're adding a little oomph to your morning with monthly re-caps of some of the most viral, conversation-worthy hits on the internetz.
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It's got plenty of oomph and it's the first gaming laptop to have eyetracking built in—which is incredibly useful if you spend all your days play Dayz.
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It's also recruited some of the biggest names in the business to give the story that extra bit of oomph that makes it shiny and new for 2019.
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The turbocharged 1.4-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine wasn't buzzing a furious, droning tone, as it had more than enough oomph to easily maintain an illegal cruising speed.
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For power, the Notebook 22019 Pro's got plenty of oomph thanks to an 8th-gen Intel Core i7 processor and 8GB of RAM, and Intel UHD 620 graphics.
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From mango to strawberry to popsicles, there's plenty of ways to add some oomph to your sparkling wine — and prep time rarely takes more than a couple minutes.
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By the 220s, however, the premise seemed outdated, the food unspectacular, and the brand lacked the oomph of big-campaign fast food brands like McDonald's and Burger King.
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The sound isn't super bass heavy, but there's enough oomph for beat-driven workout songs, and for those who aren't concerned about blowing up your eardrums: they're loud.
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It reminded me of the vibration in a video game controller in that it generally added a little bit of oomph to things like explosions during action sequences.
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But a single braid simply wouldn't have been enough, so Wood created a double braid for extra oomph, then wrapped it around her temples for a real crown.
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Also, the MacBook uses a low-end Intel processor, the Core m series, which doesn't muster the oomph of Intel's Core i chips, but doesn't require a fan.
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Since 1979, astronomers have had the technological oomph to observe the bending of light by yet-more-distant objects, starting with SBS 0957+561, aka the Twin Quasar.
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And so, I'd be -- I'd be supportive of maybe a longer averaging period or other things we can do to make it more oomph to meeting our target.
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He's invested in one company I serve on the board of, Doordash, I think they're going to add a lot of oomph to a very capital-intensive business.
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If appeals to centrism lack a certain oomph, they compensate with an air of legitimacy, the ability to posit that your own view is the only reasonable option.
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You'll look at the screen, down at your controller, at the window, and wonder how far this sticks-and-triggers contraption would fly through it, given enough oomph.
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It boasts a 250-watt motor and six different speed settings, including a burst option for when you want to add a little extra oomph to any speed setting.
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But you can also see why the showrunners — and their bosses at HBO — would be interested in making sure there's as much oomph to a season premiere as possible.
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But this most recent backspin, which kicked off on December 3 (the same day as the full moon for the month), felt like it had a little extra oomph.
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In fact, the U.S. version of the short movie, Red Nose Day Actually, is getting a little extra oomph, thanks to the exclusive addition of yet another beloved character.
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They can also be useful for amateur chefs, who might want to make thick concoctions, such as nut butters, which could require some extra oomph on the blender's part.
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These old-studio flicks give "Café Society" a bit of oomph, even as its story also brings to mind Frank Capra's pre-Code title "Forbidden" (a plush Stanwyck vehicle).
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The second device comes with an Intel Core i7 processor instead of a Core i5 chip, and that's the model for those who need a bit of extra oomph.
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The benchmark numbers from Geekbench 993 are not great, but then this is primarily a content (Amazon content) consumption device, so you may not notice the lack of oomph.
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The Sport and Sport Plus drive modes are quite fun, and punching the center button of the mode selector supplies a 20-second burst of oomph from the engine.
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The chi/energy/feminine power nonsense is not based in any science, but is there anything wrong with using a weight to add some extra oomph to your kegels?
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Indeed, Mr. Weinberg's presentation had all the oomph and charm of a salesman trying to avoid the pitfalls of the Diller project, which was opposed largely on environmental grounds.
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Nor does Gilbert offer a conventionally satisfying resolution: Vivian's arrival at a self-knowing self-sufficiency doesn't have quite the oomph of a heroine throwing herself under a train.
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Once she's gone from Jodi's life, the movie lacks the oomph it had when Fareeda frequented its scenes as a self-assured, badass, confident teenager wise beyond her years.
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Here are the three steps he recommends: "You need to overcome the yield stress to mix it, so it needs a decent oomph," he said in a university statement.
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Sure, you can feel the oomph when accelerating and passing, but you're just not going to get into all 420 horses, not in the same way as the Carrera's 370.
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Another useful feature included in this app is its supplemental image search, which lets users look for stock photos or web-based images to add oomph to any photo collage.
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McMahon giving a little extra oomph to New Japan when he doesn't have to by sanctioning Jericho's match with Omega—a match which has been impeccably built—seems downright weird.
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He also seemed in need of oomph as he chased down Tomic's flat forehands and crisply sliced backhands, grunting and huffing before he even began the chase in many instances.
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Nowadays, iPhone cameras are as good as any, but when it comes to photo-sharing, most rely on third party editing apps to give their photos that extra Instagram oomph.
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It was a laptop meant to push the entire category forward, maybe to the point where "devices" just totally disappear into our lives — but it didn't have nearly enough oomph.
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In the elegy of "Serenade," the heroic, turning jumps into the man's arms — whether delivered by Ms. Peck or Erica Pereira — have none of the oomph that Balanchine required here.
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Alone, the speakers will sound good, but if you want that extra oomph, then you'll need a subwoofer, and it's well worth the extra cash if you can afford it.
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If you have fine hair — especially straight fine hair — you're likely familiar with the daily battle of trying to give your hair a little extra "oomph" in the volume department.
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In fact, hitting Trump while the nomination is still at least a little up in the air and anti-Trump conservatives are actively hitting him too gives it added oomph.
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She punched her choreography with extra oomph while singing live, throwing ferocious faces and showing the world that she was having the most fun of anyone in Madison Square Garden.
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Upgrades include a new A10 Fusion Chip that's said to house double the oomph of a Windows PC4 and support of the new iPad OS for a better keyboard experience.
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Most were paired with masks in a riot of color, feathers and lace, some given extra oomph by diamonds the size of golf balls clustered on their ears and wrists.
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Like all experienced accruers of power, Deng has built up the oomph to buff her own image into something innocuous, in order to pretend that's all she's ever been all along.
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Boosting down a long hallway, the board definitely has the same oomph (just listen to its motor go in the video above!) that has made Boosted's boards synonymous with electric skateboards.
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It's equally good at music and blockbuster action sequences The soundstage is extremely wide and dynamic, easily filling my entire living room and providing a great balance of clarity and oomph.
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Packed with chucks of roasted chicken thigh meat marinated in a special satay seasoning, a homemade peanut green chilli sauce is also added to the Chicken Satay Tacos for added oomph!
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Where words fail to get a script's emotion and depth across, this Hollywood star / Lincoln spokesman can turn to his endless vault of mouth noises to give it that extra oomph.
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And a little more oomph Last year's introduction of the 653-inch MacBook — that's just MacBook, not MacBook Air or MacBook Pro — highlighted some of the best elements of Apple design.
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The laser shooting out of the glove's palm may not have the same visual oomph that Stark's blasters have in the movies, but come on, we don't have an arc reactor.
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However, you do get 4GB of RAM with this model from HP, which will provide a nice boost in performance for anyone who needs a little extra oomph out the Chromebook.
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Its separate, wireless subwoofer can stand anywhere near an outlet and rounds out the low-end, giving some oomph to explosions and bringing definition to the bass line while playing music.
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Play your config cards right, and you can land a nice storage combination, in terms of both type and capacity, and the GeForce GTX 1050 Ti provides some marked extra oomph.
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"The brand (Forever 21) has lost much of the excitement and oomph, which is critical to driving footfall and sales," said Neil Saunders, managing director of retail research firm GlobalData Retail.
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The introduction of a third supermassive black hole to a binary supermassive black hole pair could provide the necessary oomph to allow the merger to happen on a more reasonable timescale.
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She pointed out that the beauty industry is fixated on eyebrows at the moment, with gels, pomades, pencils and even a temporary tattoo, all of which give eyebrows an extra oomph.
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You want lots of it because you're likely going to be doing things that will need more oomph, like video editing or CAD or reliably streaming 215K videos while juggling your dissertation.
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But, no matter the mystery, there's an extra layer of progressive oomph added to all the purposefully campy fun when you see how the three Ms move through their college hamlet, Hilltowne.
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From the sunglass shape of the season to pieces decorated with a little bit of fringe, click through for five ways to add a little bit of oomph to your everyday look.
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And it carries the extra publicity oomph of being something a reader may want to hurl across the room, then pass on to others for the dirt and shock of the experience.
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Maybe it's because the pressure isn't as high, but the celebrities in attendance weren't afraid to give a little more oomph to the same old (albeit gorgeous) gowns we're used to seeing.
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And the dramatic oomph of the final act of "Médée" almost goes without saying: 200 years later, it's still a startling depiction of Medea's shifting emotions as she contemplates killing her children.
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Samsung just upped the ante with the Galaxy S8 and its standard AKG by Harman earphones, so Apple adding some extra oomph to its default audio offerings is more warranted than ever.
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Those looking for more oomph can opt for the red-hot RS5 Coupe which is powered by an all-new 450 horsepower, 2.9-liter, biturbo V6 shared with the Porsche Panamera 4S.
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His favorite real gun is the German HK G3—"it has a lot of oomph"—while his favorite game gun is, shockingly enough, the Groovitron from Ratchet & Clank, which makes enemies dance.
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Luckily, I have an A-plus life without a human being that shares my DNA, so if one happens to show up magically, miraculously, and I can add an extra oomph, great.
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But running parallel tasks is standard operating procedure for Linux, Windows, and macOS, and it gives Chrome OS an additional oomph of power that lets it compete with those more powerful operating systems.
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To take advantage of this it is propelled, when the booster rocket runs out of oomph, by a hydrojet—a motor fuelled by a material, such as magnesium, that will burn in water.
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Some loyalists serving in Mr Prayuth's present government plan to start a political party which will lobby to keep him in office (the new constitution's election rules will give such upstart outfits oomph).
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If you're on a budget or are looking for the best audio experience you can get no matter the cost, there's a headset that can provide that extra oomph for your gaming sessions.
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Apple is looking to woo developers with tools for developing augmented reality, and including the actual oomph in the phone to support a high-quality consumer experience will help attract even more developers.
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In a new digital ad released on Friday, he puts a little extra oomph into a chest bump with a man of around the same age, similar build, similar hand motion — oh, yeah.
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Gad has made daughters Isabella Eve, 3, and Ava Tanya, 6, fans of his animated work, but he might need to give them a little extra oomph with LeFou — because they aren't sold.
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That's going to be increasingly important for Square, as it would seem that with the oomph the company is throwing behind it Square Capital could evolve into a tentpole service for the company.
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The sluggish economy could hurt the coffee chain just as it needs the oomph to face down local players, and CEO Kevin Johnson will almost certainly be asked to explain the company's strategy.
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Which means I'm less likely to bother with a chicken breast when a smaller amount of Italian turkey sausage, sautéed until crisp and strewn over my spinach salad, delivers a lot more oomph.
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Because China's 1m-plus electric cars draw their oomph from an electricity grid that draws two-thirds of its power from coal, they produce more carbon dioxide than some fuel-efficient petrol-driven models.
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And in that ballet's "Fascinatin' Rhythm" solo, Tiler Peck gave (even more than on previous occasions) one of the most astounding performances before the public today: teasing rhythmic brilliance, impish speed and sensational oomph.
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"Some of these reasons for slow growth were masked by the extreme amount of debt that was taken on that gave an oomph to growth but which is now holding it back," he said.
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They require a lot of oomph to churn out games at a high enough frame rate; they can feel claustrophobic; and looking around a VR game world is never quite natural or unnatural enough.
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In the 1950s carmakers needed extra oomph of this sort to start the powerful high-compression engines then being introduced, so they increased the voltage of their vehicles' electrical systems from six to 12.
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A Brahms Second (Brilliant Classics) is square and enervating, and though the rest of that Brahms cycle with the Netherlands players has more oomph, the other three symphonies threaten to go the same way.
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The dancer who steps out of line or the sidekick with special comedic oomph: the performers who disorder the order are what can make an overwhelming, arena-style Broadway spectacle more fun to watch.
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Yet last year the global energy system still derived 85% of its oomph from fossil fuels, and the International Energy Agency (IEA), a forecaster, expects global CO2 emissions to reach a new record this year.
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Violet's audition rendition of Robyn's "Dancing On My Own" is intercut with shots of her singing that same song at various points in her everyday life, moments that she's tapping into now for added oomph.
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Like an eyebrow piercing or a Hot Topic shirt with a grungy Care Bear on it, what makes something fun and edgy in the '90s or early 2000s won't pack the same oomph in 2016.
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If it does, a cold air intake for the 5.3-liter V8 adds some oomph to get loose, while Brembo front brakes will help get it stopped before you dive into the next mud pit.
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What it lacks in oomph it makes up for in its "tinker-ability"—with just a little know-how you can use the Pi as the basis for all kinds of computing and electronics projects.
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Being able to hold an extra primary weapon in Call of Duty or gaining a few extra hearts in Breath of the Wild are great bonuses, but they just don't have that same transformative oomph.
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The 0003-liter, four-cylinder engine puts out 2000 horsepower and 23 pound-feet of torque, plenty of oomph for a car like this, even if it takes nearly eight seconds to hit 2000 mph.
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The 1.8-liter, four-cylinder engine puts out 170 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque, plenty of oomph for a car like this, even if it takes nearly eight seconds to hit 33 mph.
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Meanwhile, you can switch between the bike's four modes depending on your cycling style: "Power" for maximum oomph, "Eco" for maximum mileage, "Smart" for a sensible balance between the two, and "Bike" for classic cruising.
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But with little at stake beyond Jeffrey's matriculation at Brooklyn College — and with a plot that turns on a game of gin rummy that the director, Darko Tresnjak, cannot effectively stage — the oomph goes AWOL.
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Ms. Schumer, who once performed in a production of Mr. Martin's earlier play, "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," agreed, and her willingness to do the play gave it the oomph to get it to Broadway.
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It features variable electric assist to give a bit of added oomph while in the water, works in both fresh and saltwater, launches from a standstill in deep water, and handles choppy waves with ease.
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Yet commuting even on today's affordable hybrids and city bikes, solely powered by human oomph, can be an unappealing option if it means showing up at work in a sweaty lather or frozen to the bone.
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Once the sauce was simmering and the noodles were done, we strained (reserving a bit of that starchy water for a little extra oomph in our sauce) and emptied the pasta into the sauce-filled pan.
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Sure, these shots of concentrated nutrients might add extra oomph to our complexions, but if we're already keeping our skin clean and hydrated, can adding a serum to the mix make that much of a difference?
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Her trills and whirls and switcheroos complicate once-familiar snatches of song that now sound disarmingly agile and intricate; the melodic restlessness and rhythmic oomph produce music as soaringly kinetic as Chicago footwork, constantly in motion.
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"I like him because he is to the point, and it's time for a change, I think he's got the oomph to rattle some cages," John Keyser, a nonunion employee at Universal Concrete Products Corporation, said.
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It's at least half a return to the famously modified 1955 Lincoln Futura from the 1960s Batman TV show, with a bit of extra oomph when she turns around and shows the glowing red Bat-side.
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Sincere, sometimes brief performances — including those of John Leguizamo as a disabled veteran, and Julia Stiles as the bitter wife of Nelson's nemesis — lend necessary oomph to a narrative that can, at times, verge on sleepy.
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But beating that damaged deep tissue into submission has a desensitizing effect, and if you've ever tried a cheap As Seen On TV massager on back knots, you know it takes some oomph to feel anything.
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For some extra oomph, I used Razer Synapse — the Blade 15's system management software that allows you to overclock your GPU — to eke out an extra 10-15 fps in high-intensity games like R6: Siege.
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Since I don't usually go for instrumental violin-and-piano twosomes even if the twosome happens to be a Turkish duo paying tribute to Crimean folk music, this album's direct, lovely, crisp, catchy oomph hit me hard.
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My guess is that the AP sees social promotion as secondary to and distinct from the core journalistic enterprise in a way that makes it okay to elide key factual points for the sake of enhanced oomph.
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Almost all the DJ-specific headphones I've had, from the V-Moda Crossfade LP2 to the Audio-Technica M50x exhibit some preference close to this, delivering kick drums that have oomph, and 808s with meat and character.
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It's everything that a Grand Tourer should be: a long-distance cruiser with the oomph to outrun anyone you're likely to run into, while still keeping you more comfortable than should be possible at triple-digit speeds.
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The NX will reportedly have a successor to Nvidia's Tegra X1 mobile chip as its powerhouse, which should provide ample oomph compared to other mobile devices out there, but which won't bring parity with advanced home consoles.
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And while we can probably all thank Fendi for making anthropomorphic poofs cool, other brands are using the moment to show that you can (and should) inject a little bit of oomph into your go-to carryall.
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They aren't flavored to the degree that they would over power anything other than water but they do have enough oomph to pair nicely with different beverages, as suggested by the cocktail recipes on the company's website.
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The wheels are pushed right up to the corners, which makes climbing steep terrain a non-issue, while a torquey V-8 engine and a low-range gearbox give you the oomph needed to bound up trails.
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Bissell's roller brush added noticeably more oomph to picking up junk on first and second passes compared to the other nozzles, although I'd still have to make several passes on carpet to pick up really tiny particles.
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Belle, dissing the local meathead and straining at the leash of her environment, marked a leap in Disney, when the role was sung by Paige O'Hara, in 1991, and the oomph of her carolling signalled her intent.
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"I can't reveal all the secrets, but if you make it right, it's just got the right amount of bite, the right amount of oomph in it, and it will clear your sinuses," he said of the dish.
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But the market will now have to digest the fact it may get a tax bill with less oomph, since tax writers were relying on the tax cuts that would have come with eliminating the Affordable Care Act.
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To add oomph to the reduced pyrotechnics, a 2101-story-tall mesh screen made up of 2101,2101 LEDs, called a T-Pad, was installed by Taipei 2101 fireworks contractor Giant Show on the north side of the skyscraper.
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After grinding out 61 points against Montana and 64 against Houston, the Wolverines went into Thursday's game needing to find some oomph against Texas A&M, the nation's fourth-most efficient defense, according to the analytics website KenPom.
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They suggest that the engines on offer will not have the oomph to push material through Delhi's inversion layer, especially during daylight hours, when the boundary between warm and cool air sits at an altitude of around a kilometre.
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In time, the same approach should be able to track changes in the environment around this black hole and others, helping to show, among other things, how the vast jets of energy it emits get their oomph and structure.
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They effectively just pass on your existing Wi-Fi signal to more of your home, though the amount of extra oomph they can give the signal varies—they're a better option for connecting a laptop than a 4K Chromecast.
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By covered wagon and jetliner, from East Coast to West, Rust Belt to Sun Belt, Americans' propensity to be on the move – to new jobs and new places – has historically provided the economy with a critical dose of oomph.
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The weakening of an AO-negative regime often coincides with the strengthening of a deep low-pressure trough in the US, if present, as it provides storms with that extra "oomph" that can turn ordinary storms into extraordinary ones.
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I'd been planning on doing heavy deadlifts in the gym but wasn't sure I had the necessary mental or physical oomph required, so settled on a circuit of pull-ups, lateral lunges, dumbbell rows, and single leg deadlifts instead.
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Whether you choose to celebrate Valentine's Day having dinner with your S.O., grabbing drinks with your crew, or boldly seeing that match from Tinder for the second time, putting some extra oomph into your beauty routine just feels right.
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I don't like spending money on bags that don't have a little extra oomph to them (as clearly illustrated above), but trying to find a purse that doesn't clash with some aspect of my outfit has become increasingly difficult.
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Sewn together with the perfect amount of kick, subtle oomph, and sweet, floating melody, they're the kind of tunes you simply never want to end; if you're anything like us, you'll drag back them to the start before they do.
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And even if new batteries remain too expensive for use in village solar systems, perhaps second-hand ones that are no longer up to the job of providing the oomph for vehicles will be able to help power villages instead.
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Also known as "Skinner & The Superintendent," the scene featuring Superintendent Chalmers and Principal Skinner is one of the show's funniest, but has landed an extra bit of comedic oomph thanks to the plethora of remixes by people on the internet.
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In addition to filling in the lash line with Burt's Bees Nourishing Eyeliner in Soft Black, Greenberg gave Cuoco's eyelashes some extra oomph by applying self-cut demi lashes from Ardell and then adding another coat of Burt's Bee's Nourishing Mascara.
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If it can churn out 4K graphics on a little handheld monitor, the Switch should easily be able to handle a 4K television, which has a lower pixel density and actually requires less graphics oomph from a CPU and GPU.
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During my testing on the prototype S2, the enhanced boost felt just right, with the power being applied smoothly (no jerk) and just enough oomph that I felt compelled to pedal faster in order to keep up with the motor.
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With two of Saturday Night Live's most popular cast members, Taran Killam and Jay Pharoah, announcing their departure from the long-running sketch comedy series, the show needs some extra oomph from its hosts this season to fill the void.
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Sonos One The Sonos One (8/10, WIRED Recommends) is just about the smallest Sonos speaker, but it still packs enough oomph to fill most rooms and its hands-free Alexa and Google Assistant integration is a lot of fun.
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The movie was critically acclaimed and a mild box office hit, and its ending, which ties the racism of the past to the racism of the present, gives what can be an otherwise fun genre story an added level of oomph.
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Though he has come up with some affecting character-defining choreography for Charity, should-be showstoppers like "Hey, Big Spender" (the dance hall girls' weary come-on number) and "The Rhythm of Life" (about a trendy religious cult) lack satiric oomph.
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Those who pay attention to the headlines, naturally, will find extra oomph in the subject matter, inasmuch as the flow of money from unsavory Russians -- including oligarchs operating with their government's blessing -- has been very much in the news of late.
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When this female-driven spinoff of the "Ocean's" trilogy hit theaters, most critics agreed that the A-list ensemble cast gave the movie its oomph, but that it should have stayed in the hands of the original "Ocean's" director, Steven Soderbergh.
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As for the specs, the X Pro has more than enough oomph thanks to an 8th-Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 CPU, up to 16GB of RAM, 512GB of SSD storage, and even a Nvidia MX 150 GPU if you want it.
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He believed that everyone's erotic life was bound up (as it were) in dominance and submission, and he believed that female love leaders could use their erotic oomph to direct men and women alike to a utopia of peace, love, and bondage games.
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Why it's gift-worthy: The new MacBook doesn't have the oomph of a Pro — but what it lacks in performance, it makes up for in outta-this-world lightness and thinness, making it an ideal laptop for someone who's always moving around.
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But Martin has long been obsessed with surprising his readers, and now that another of his most mind-blowing twists has been revealed on HBO, the same moment in the books will unavoidably lose much of its "oomph" when he eventually catches up.
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Throughout the episode, the director Sanaa Hamri relies on hypercharged word-and-image combinations to give the story the oomph that the umpteenth "the Lyon family is split by infighting" scene simply can't, of which Rhonda's death is only the most striking example.
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That car was a drop-top roadster with a four-cylinder engine, and despite the addition of some BMW M-Sport performance goodies, it didn't carry as much oomph under the hood as the six-cylinder Supra (both engines are BMW-made).
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The rise of these trends in the dress shirt category likely has something to do with Pixie Market's latest top seller — a navy pinstriped, oversized shirt with extra-wide cuffs (and an optional choker neck-tie, if you feel like adding some oomph).
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Though they can get bogged down in repetition, they were given an added oomph when the designer Sébastien Meunier switched up the basic black with some silver and gold metallics, and then kept it all under control via a system of integral straps.
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As said by the actor Michael B. Jordan, who delivers the line not with a guttural oomph but the eager-to-please fervor of a young kid hoping to impress his father, it doesn't quite carry the intimidation the line seems to demand.
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Solving crosswords day in and day out gives you insight into what is expected of you as a solver, but there's a trade-off: the "Aha!" moments are fewer and it takes more "oomph" in the entries to really float your boat.
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The Trump administration pushed for, and got, a huge tax cut, and then, to give the economy even more oomph, Congress passed budgets for fiscal years 2018 and 2019 that included a rare bipartisan agreement to juice spending for defense and social programs.
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You could just make this and a pot of farro or rice for dinner — add toasted nuts or a fried egg for more oomph — or put a second pan with some fish fillets in the oven alongside (shorten their cook time slightly).
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Lucas ups the musical ante, of course—while respecting the cinematic idiom, his Gibson acoustic and Sesame Street music director Joe Fiedler's trombone prod an active rhythm section as everyone adds more spritz and oomph than would have made sense in a moviehouse.
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Whether or not you're able to make it there for the big day (here's how you can get involved remotely), who doesn't need an hour's worth of ultimate kick-ass female-driven songs to give them that extra oomph to get through the day?
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Rather than going overboard, try introducing just one shiny item into your look, whether it's a statement sock worn with Mary Janes, a glittery turtleneck to layer under a chunky knit, or a clutch that adds a little oomph to the simplest of black dresses.
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"The market's response to yesterday's stats suggests it continues to focus on forward expectations of further rebalance through production cuts and increased demand, but doesn't have any oomph to push higher," said Gene McGillian, manager of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Though the show's set design was less inspired by the James Cameron flick than it was Coco Chanel's villa in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France, the collection itself carried just as much oomph as the vessel you're seeing not sailing the Atlantic but all over Instagram.
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Maybe it won't satisfy the Beats-lovers of the world, but Jaybird managed to pack enough oomph into its 6mm drivers to provide a balanced sound—which can be further tweaked through its My Sound app, which saves EQ setting to the X3's firmware.
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Whatever its lack in oomph as a global heavyweight, the Commonwealth, which encompasses a third of the world's people, a quarter of the UN's membership, a fifth of the world's land mass and a third of its waters under national jurisdiction, is a valuable network.
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Punk's inspirational oomph came (and comes) in large part from the way it offers the idea that something else was out there; while gardening in the suburbs seems to be a long way from agitated, sweaty concerts, both offer pathways to something resisting mainstream culture.
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But the game—please sit down, in case you collapse in shock—is actually played in real life, and this and last year's Mariners squads have something indefinable that seems to give them a little bit more oomph than their individual parts would suggest.
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Captained by Seb Wildblood, a producer known for his attention to lazy sax croons and misty pads, they've consistently focused on putting out records that are less about the "oomph" and more about the "mhmm"—a welcome break from the louder avenues of dance music.
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Among their fears: The stimulus from the tax cuts enacted at the end of last year may be losing some of its oomph; other countries' economies are not growing as fast as they were; the trade tensions may also have weighed on some economic activity.
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Black & Decker Purify 2-Liter Air Fryer for $56 ($503 off): Air frying is one of the best ways to crisp up some at-home snacks (or give some extra oomph to your fave frozen fries), and this one's small enough for most countertops.
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The set design, by the gifted Michael Yeargan, nimbly jumps among locales, and includes a turntable that cleverly evokes the spinning of an LP. Adding groovy oomph are the projections by Nicholas Hussong, black-and-white newsreel-style footage evoking the hysteria surrounding the boys' every move.
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Move up in the groupings for Intel, and you typically get more cores (for running more calculations in tandem), a bigger cache (for super-fast memory access) and faster overall speeds (a combination of raw clock speed measured in gigahertz and Turbo Boost for extra oomph).
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Lightning 27, Islanders 249, Overtime | Tampa Bay Leads Series, 222-21 The Islanders knew they would have to display verve on Friday, the same oomph they showed early in a Game 43 loss on Tuesday, when they peppered Lightning goaltender Ben Bishop with a barrage of pucks.
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And it's with that in mind that I recently tested the waters of the upgrade arbitrage market, in an effort to build a workable home computer that I could use when I wanted a little more graphical oomph or I wanted to mess with some experiments.
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The chaos has put some extra oomph behind calls to strip Iowa of its first in the nation status; even before the snafu, those in favor of changing state voting order argued Iowa doesn't represent the diversity of the US and uses an inaccessible voting system.
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I mean, if Apple can provide this kind of oomph in the new iPad Pro's super slender 0.23-inch thick (5.9mm) body, the current 13-inch MacBook Pro's 0.59-inch thick body (14.9mm) should have more than enough room to keep the 7-nanometer A12X Bionic chip cool.
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It's not: 335 horsepower might not sound like a lot, but step on the throttle too early when exiting a corner or with too much oomph, and the electric motor and its instant torque will send the back wheels (and probably the car) spinning before you know it.
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Her charismatic appearance on stage not only gave the dad-joke peppered event a little more oomph, but it also underscored a bigger conversation we've been having in the tech industry about diversity, strong role models and which companies have been taking a leadership position in that area.
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Inside there's a 2.1 GHz octa-core AMD processor, 8GB of RAM plus 43GB for "non-gaming" tasks, and enough graphics oomph to push out 4.2 teraflops of gaming power: That equates to resolutions running at up to 4K with HDR (depending on the game and your TV).
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Gaming mode lets you block notifications, route calls to the speaker only, disable automatic brightness adjustment, enhance the display with an HDR-style boost, add some extra oomph to the haptic feedback, and even focus as much of the phone's processing power as possible to the game you're playing.
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Or, uh, a character might ask you to hit them in the face as hard as possible, which is actually a smart way for players to realize hitting a swing at full power gives you an extra oomph beyond what your normal drive should be capable of pulling off.
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Treating something that hurts like a punching bag may seem like the last thing it needs, but beating that damaged deep tissue into submission has a desensitising effect, and if you've ever tried a cheap massager on back knots, you know it takes some oomph to feel anything.
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The Core plugs into the Blade Stealth USB-C Thunderbolt 3 port and turbocharges it into a desktop-class gaming PC. Since the Core houses a desktop graphics card, you'll be able to upgrade it to a new one as well, ensuring you're always on top of the latest oomph.
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Those looking for a laptop with a bit of oomph for gaming could get an Asus 15.6-inch gaming laptop for £1,049.99 (was £1,399.99), an Aorus X7 DT v553 17.3-inch gaming laptop for £2,549.99 (was £2,999), or the ACER Aspire 7 15.6-inch Gaming Notebook for £599.99 (was £749.99).
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The casual sexism of the time permeates the movie, but the real oomph comes from the actual clips that prove this isn't just hyperbole, such as ABC Sports' Howard Cosell musing about how Hollywood-pretty King would be if she just lost the glasses and let her hair grow out.
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At recent rallies in the South Tyrol and Linz your columnist watched the vulpine vice-chancellor charge in to the boisterous oomph of Johann Strauss's Radetzky March before unveiling his latest designs: Austrian passports for German-speakers in northern Italy, mosque closures, an end to the "population replacement" of white Europeans by immigrants.
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The Good Stylish exterior design • Efficient turbocharged engine • Entry model is impressively affordable at • Loaded with as much tech as a $100,000 German sedan The Bad Lacks oomph for quick freeway-speed passing The Bottom Line With the all-new Cruze, Chevy redefines the compact sedan segment with heaps of tech and style.
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In the rare instance that a fight required a little extra oomph, consuming one of the games plentiful buffs always tilted the game all the way towards easy, and because you heal when you take out the vast majority of enemies you face, I never came close to a game over screen.
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And at Tory Burch, the push-pull between floaty prairie frocks in organza and Chantilly lace and sharp new Romantic velvet jackets and jodhpurs — inspired by the push-pull of the ceramic artist Francesca DiMattio's morphing, multitextured sculptures — added a bit of oomph to an otherwise straightforward story of silhouettes and sensibility.
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"I want to use the herbs and vegetables to flavor some basmati rice," Bissonette explained as he pulled out a large pot, placed it over medium-high heat, and began sautéing the onions, lemongrass, and mushrooms in butter, sprinkling it all with baharat, an aromatic Middle Eastern spice mixture, to give it some oomph.
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If he is lucky, his quitting to campaign in the coming elections as an angry member of the opposition, rather than as the defense minister who allowed hundreds of rockets to rain down on Israeli civilians, will give his faltering Yisrael Beiteinu party enough electoral oomph to pick up a few more seats in Parliament.
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His appeal as a leading innovator certainly fuels that fire, yet it won't be Cook's Apple that ushers in the next generation of cell phones using 5G technology, it will be a company like Qualcomm which develops the technological oomph to increase bandwidth speeds and opens the door for the so-called Internet of Things.
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In this inaugural episode of Freestyle, Alyssa shares three easy-to-follow ways to incorporate velvet into your transitional wardrobe — think: dressing up jeans with bold-hued boots or trading in your go-to T-shirt for a plush top instead — proving that the material has what it takes to give any outfit a little oomph.
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The problem is that their optics are bad, and their graphics performance is even worse, because everything is being powered by a smartphone, which can't deliver anywhere near the kind of oomph you can get from a desktop PC. It's hard to convey how important this little wireless transmitter is to the future until you try it for yourself.
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"The Puma divestiture materializing sooner - rather than later - will add oomph to the stock," Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca said in a note Under Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden, appointed in 2013, Puma has refocused on its core sports business after sales were hurt by a shift into fashion products, ousting Nike as sponsor of English soccer club Arsenal.
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This was a business proposition and so it was only logical to conclude that he had touched her breasts out of necessity rather than deviance — to see if they were real or the product of surgical oomph, as if now, all of a sudden, cosmetic alteration had become a dubious prospect in the world of undergarment promotion.
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Case in point: Those jade vagina eggs Goop was promoting earlier this year to help women everywhere add a little oomph to their sex lives sold out within three hours—despite the fact that doctors recommended against them, advising that they might cause bacterial infections, in addition to not actually working to strengthen pelvic floor muscles, as Goop claimed they would.
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And lo, the engineers have delivered the RC F. With plenty of oomph from its 5-liter V53 engine, rear-wheel drive, all wrapped in a two-door coupe, the RC F ventures into territory defined by the Camaro SS and Mustang GT. To find 467 horsepower and 389 pound-feet of torque throbbing under the aluminum hood of a Lexus is heartening.
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It's not often that a local journalist rises directly to the main anchor seat — a twist that gives The Morning Show's premise its oomph — but we've seen one-time Bachelorette stars, like Ali Fedotowsky, become TV hosts and former president George W. Bush's daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, eventually found her way from a book deal to becoming a correspondent on Today in 2009.
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For instance, here's a picture I carefully took with my iPhone 11 Pro when playing Shadow of the Tomb Raider at the highest settings Stadia seems to deliver today: And here's a similar picture from my gaming PC with a GeForce GTX 1080, a video card that, theoretically, has slightly less oomph (9 teraflops versus 10.7 teraflops) than Stadia's servers should offer.
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If this sounds like a stretch for the actress best known for playing Carrie Bradshaw on "Sex and the City," it is: Parker is hard to buy as a renowned jazz singer when she performs in a nightclub scene, her vocals fine but lacking the oomph needed to convey lyrics clearly meant to evoke a cathartic moment for the character.
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"Whereas before we had our foot pressed down on the gas pedal trying to give the economy all the oomph we possibly could, now allowing the economy to kind of coast and remain on an even keel — to give it some gas but not so much that we are pressing down hard on the accelerator — that's a better stance of monetary policy," she said.
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And while we're optimistic that Qualcomm's chip might prove to run basic Windows and web browsing tasks faster — recent iPad Pros prove that ARM processors are no slouch, and this one's clocked at up to 3GHz with 2 teraflops of graphical oomph — we're still talking about a 7-watt ARM processor compared to a selection of dual- and quad-core 103-watt CPUs from Intel that won't be hamstrung by any incompatibility issues.
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She added a little extra oomph to the issue by airing an ad called "Build the Wall" Tipirneni has taken a right-leaning approach to immigration, opposing the wall but calling for drones and more agents to patrol the border, but she has taken unapologetically liberal stances on gun control, allowing Americans to buy into a Medicare-like option, and denouncing the Republican tax plan as "atrocious" and a giveaway to the rich.
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Lots of power, lackluster design The Samsung Notebook 7 Spin feels like it just might languish in the land of the in-betweens: it's got a lot of oomph, including a dedicated graphics card, but it isn't meant for hardcore PC gamers; it can handle video and photo editing, but it's too heavy for producers to lug around on a regular basis; it makes an excellent stay-at-home laptop, but some people won't want to spend more than $1,000 on that.
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Living at this altitude means a few things: pasta and rice take a bit longer to cook because water boils around 200 degrees Fahrenheit or 93 degrees Celsius; visitors sometimes need some time to catch their breath after doing something as simple as walking up the stairs; and when you jump on the gas in most cars, there's a lot less oomph than you'd find in that same car at sea level because there's less oxygen in the air — and engines need oxygen to work.
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But it feels more likely that the future of gaming is that you get what you pay for across a continuum of consoles: Xbox One for a baseline experience, Xbox One X for a little more graphical oomph, Xbox Series X for the best visuals and an expensive SSD that means less waiting around for game levels to load, and xCloud's console in the cloud if you want to pick up and play those games on your phone if we take the Microsoft example.
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The absence of a serious contender does not ensure an obvious win for Mr. de Blasio, given that his approval ratings are below 2710 percent; he and his aides face possible indictments as prosecutors look into fund-raising practices; homelessness has risen during his tenure; and his record on police accountability has been marred by arriving late, and without nearly enough oomph, to the notion that a law protecting the personnel records of police officers should be upended, to dismantle a culture of secrecy.
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The annual huge improvement dump adds a lot of oomph under the hood for Radeon graphics hardware, including performance increases of over 8 percent in terms of specific title gaming performance on the same generation of hardware Radeon Pro and Radeon Relive includes a new set of features that give you graphics hardware built-in DVR-style controls, including an always-on or hotkey assignable Overlay for accessing settings, capturing an instant replay of up to 20 minutes of past footage at a tap, or recording a file going forward at various frame rates and resolutions.
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Untitled Woody Allen Project (release date unknown) Yes, we're probably the only people outside of a couple apartment buildings on the Upper West Side to who still look forward to the new Woody Allen movie every year, As always, no one has any idea what it's about, but the cast is fascinating as usual: Kate Winslet, Justin Timberlake, Juno Temple and Jim Belushi (!) It's pretty much the luck of the draw whether the annual Allen entry has any extra oomph in it: Allen hasn't had a hit since Blue Jasmine, though last year's Café Society received his best reviews since that Cate Blanchett film.
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Get the 13-inch Apple MacBook Pro 3993 (Intel Core i5, 8 GB, 128 GB) from Amazon, $1,099 (originally $1,299) [You save $200]Get the 13-inch Apple MacBook Pro 4003 (Intel Core i5, 8 GB, 128 GB) from Best Buy, $1,099 (originally $1,299) [You save $200]Get the 16-inch Apple MacBook Pro 133 (Intel Core i7, 16 GB, 512 GB) from B&H Photo, $2,249 silver only (originally $2,399) [You save $150]Get the 16-inch Apple MacBook Pro 53 (Intel Core i7, 16 GB, 512 GB) from Amazon, $21,2999 with Prime (originally $22,2399) [You save $2400]Get the 213-inch Apple MacBook Pro 83 (Intel Core i28, 2128 GB, 2400 GB) from Amazon, $1,999 with Prime (originally $2,399) [You save $400]Get the 15.4-inch Apple MacBook Pro 1999 (Intel Core i7, 16 GB, 256 GB) from B&H Photo, $1,999 Space Gray only (originally $2,399) [You save $400]If you want a little more oomph from your MacBook, then the MacBook Pro is worth considering.
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