It might not sound as peppy as, Anytime you want!
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That's no reason to dislike this peppy and polished show.
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Beside her group is a peppy contingent supporting Planned Parenthood.
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The song's music is peppy; the words, not so much.
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For him, the dance of pure syllables is almost peppy.
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U.K. time to watch the results, so not feeling very peppy.
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Think short, peppy names that top the popular baby name lists.
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No matter how peppy Fallon gets, Ford stays stalwartly chilled out.
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I am introduced to a lovely and peppy woman named Betsy.
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Despite blustery winds and icy snow, Jesper maintains his peppy stride.
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"Drivers like these trucks because they are peppy and quiet," Lindgren said.
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Lena Dunham got in a peppy workout of her own on Jan.
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Peppy then joins after a successfully completed mission with the Blue Marine.
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For fans, the Spice Girls represented girl power wrapped in peppy pop.
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The net's peppy cult favorite Younger had only premiered a year earlier.
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Goddamnit, I didn't want to cry, I wanted to be all peppy.
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If you've just finished Amazon Prime Video's peppy confection The Marvelous Mrs.
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He noted the peppy acceleration that's simultaneously (and for some, unnervingly) quiet.
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Here, it's a flavorful demi-glace with a peppy soft drink accent.
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"One had a peppy, soft voice," friend Daniel Alencastro told the station.
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Something about how peppy and lovely it looks kind of kills me?
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It has some peppy dancing sequences and a cute, scene-stealing dog.
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The world of women's office supplies is pastel-colored and impossibly peppy.
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The winner was Arthro Therapeutics, followed by Peppy Pals and MIND Music Labs.
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The little car was responsive and peppy, the poetry of driving in motion.
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It is a nice peppy number and Salman is dancing like a chicken.
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The peppy VW is just as happy to be a chill long hauler.
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The suggestions are short, peppy and often adequate, at least as a start.
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Mostly, Ms. Barks conducts herself like a peppy, tomboyish cutup from a sitcom.
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Jackson's work isn't always philosophical and tortured -- it is powered by peppy pop.
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The peppy pooch helps anxious children facing potentially uncomfortable procedure feel calm and content.
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The single version was a little more peppy, and it went to number one.
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It's a peppy way to commemorate a new bureaucratic reshuffling of the Defense Department.
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It's also plenty of fun to drive, thanks to its peppy 148-horsepower engine.
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My test car combined excellent fuel-economy with peppy driving and decent interior appointments.
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When I spoke with her, she was 230 and peppy, if a little bashful.
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It's stubbornly peppy in spite of the gloom and reassuringly human through the electrics.
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I was afraid that I would be somehow punished for enjoying his peppy songs.
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It's a peppy euphemism for no desking, really no privacy and no workplace dignity.
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Yep, this peppy Pepsi girl is the little sis to the on-screen Mark Zuckerberg.
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It has 181 horsepower, too, so it should be as peppy as any other Mini.
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Collins was, at times, into swelling orchestral sounds and peppy horns, but only in moderation.
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A sort of peppy silver sneakers cheerleader with the right answer always ready to go.
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Friendly ushers and peppy slogans ("too blessed to be stressed") make the churches appealingly accessible.
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TASTE AND FRESHNESS: Aside from the slightly wilted lettuce, the toppings were bright and peppy.
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Elsewhere the peppy Sousa march "El Capitan" and, punningly, "Hail to the Chief" are incorporated.
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What's more, it's pretty peppy, as it can do 0 to 2503 mph in 8.0 seconds.
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The peppy pup has over 89,000 followers, who love the canine's extensive wardrobe and goofy faces.
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Or 2007, when Grandma Peppy returned that punt 94 yards to win the backyard Turkey Bowl?
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And Land Rover's 2016 Td6 peppy and efficient models reinforce why diesel keeps making a comeback.
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"Coming Around" is jaunty power-pop that's anchored by drummer Bud Voortman and Bullard's peppy delivery.
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The engine — on paper a peppy thing — is noisy and crude when not in Sport mode.
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Released on Tall Pat records, the album continues on the band's peppy forays into summery pop.
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It was a long and narrow space with peppy colors and plenty of high-table seating.
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They're a likably peppy lot, although all that matey "yaaargh-ing" can get a bit tedious.
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Yet the song's countless peppy layers radiate optimism simply in the way they gleam and interlock.
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After running through a selection of peppy Latin pop hits, Becky G decided to get personal.
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This month, the normally peppy 353-year-old Labrador retriever had become lethargic and stopped eating.
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As peppy synth beats play in the background, Luna Blaise steps to the middle of the screen.
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The voice they arrived at is clearly a computer, but it sounds optimistic, even a bit peppy.
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The low curb weight and peppy electric powertrain results in a car that's surprisingly quick and responsive.
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"It was the craziest day ever!" beams Alaina, whose Southern drawl is equal parts peppy and warm.
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The fourth woman — peppy, carefree, thin — would describe a rich, complicated-sounding meal with many delicious components.
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It's also peppy enough to avoid, you know, the siren wind-chimes call of the New Age.
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On The Bachelor, she was peppy and generally liked, although she didn't last long on the show.
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While the song's got a peppy and prominent guitar riff, the song's lyrical content is hardly sunny.
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This breed is great for anyone allergic to dogs, and it is a smart and peppy breed.
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It's a peppy, carefree sound that conveys a frantic energy but is rendered with a light touch.
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" She concludes with her signature sign-off — a hand signal and a peppy, if slightly mystifying "Gucci!
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When he says the words that Peppy has said to you so many times, you really feel it.
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Looking back at social media in 2018, one unlikely hero managed to consistently deliver fresh, peppy, colorful content.
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An overlay of peppy music and clever cuts can elevate a meal to new levels of (perceived) deliciousness.
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She's a pretty, peppy, bespectacled firebrand, an anti-gun Sarah Palin, if you can imagine such a thing.
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I revisited the car half a decade later and renewed my love for the peppy all-electric spider.
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"Girls in the Yard" achieves just that — including "Run Around," a peppy Technotronic-sampling jam that premieres here.
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Kemper got her big break when she landed a role on "The Office," playing the peppy Erin Hannon.
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This unnaturally peppy collective represents a cross between a cheerleading squad and the "motivators" at a bar mitzvah party.
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An even-more-peppy live studio version of "Everything Now" is alright, but nothing radically different from the original.
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Sora, the perpetually peppy protagonist, falls into darkness before landing on a stained-glass window of his own likeness.
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Her videos are peppy and instructive, featuring step-by-step tutorials, product reviews, and snippets of life around Shenzhen.
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The 90s rock band that made peppy songs about drug dependency and suicide is having a surprisingly good 2016.
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Southwest, a low-cost airline with peppy advertising campaigns, changed its website and tone after the April 17 accident.
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The Versa SV comes with a peppy yet fuel-sipping 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that makes 122 horsepower.
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Ever the seasoned communications professional, she punctuates her sentences with a peppy "right?" to make sure you're following along.
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This video features two of our absolute favorite Teutonic rockets: the ultra-peppy BMW M24i and the BMW M4.
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The problem is individualist workaholic perfectionism I mean, at first I liked these books, their peppy exhortations to try harder.
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Toad, who is eternally peppy and helpful, makes for a funnier candidate because he's pure and therefore an unexpected choice.
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At first these stories were laughably simple; a character hugging his kidnapped girlfriend, a peppy song as the credits rolled.
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The once peppy pup spent most of his time facing the back wall of his shelter cage, looking utterly depressed.
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But what we do know is that the satellite has one hell of a mascot: a peppy lizard named Spike.
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The peppy show about romance in a pajama factory was a hit and won the Tony Award as best musical.
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Besides producing no tailpipe emissions, electric cars are quieter than most conventional vehicles, have peppy acceleration and require low maintenance.
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Filling in SCAGGS helped me make early progress, and it sent me to the archives for some peppy puzzling music.
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They have a peppy polish, teacup physiques and an ability — harder than it looks — to engage celebrities in entertaining conversation.
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Half of the Topshop Unique collection, including a peppy yellow leather blouson jacket ($2495) and miniskirt ($2563), is available immediately.
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"Take Off Your Pants and Jacket," from 2182, is by turns peppy, sulky, and stupid—Blink-182 at its finest.
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The comically cruel Pigma comes to mind, gloating to Fox about betraying Peppy and the getting James McCloud, Fox's dad, killed.
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It got to the point that if I wasn't smiling or peppy at school, people would ask if something was wrong.
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Valerian, is as generic a protagonist as they come, full of smirks and peppy one-liners instead of an actual personality.
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A new politically correct cautiousness has also made us as positive and peppy as people from the rest of the country.
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"That song is about nobody giving a fuck about you," the 20-year-old said with a faux-peppy inflection, grinning.
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There was peppy music, a fusion of different pop and Latin styles, with kid-friendly lyrics in both English and Spanish.
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In my first few phone interviews, I was still Miss California, and I hadn't learned to curb my animated, peppy persona.
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In response to peppy posts from Redditors who urged supporters not to be discouraged, many seemed dismayed about their candidate's path.
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In the meantime, it'll happily sell you a quiet, composed, stylish, well-equipped hatchback with a peppy turbocharged 1.6-liter engine.
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Tween girl accessory hawker Claire's was still blindingly colorful and unnervingly peppy, much like the buy-three-get-three jewelry inside.
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"I want it to be really, really clear that this is not some happy, peppy, one woman's triumph story," she said.
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The peppy 75-year-old personifies an economic development movement designed to transform a generation from poor farmers to industry leaders.
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There are balloon drops, banal but peppy music from the mid-1970s and polite white people not dancing in their seats.
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She uses the bright, peppy context of a classical sitcom structure to do so, along with that genre's shortcuts to resolution.
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"She was so cool and down to earth and peppy and just seemed like she's totally inspired on life," Shiffrin said.
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America's peppy growth rate last year also was fueled by the tax cuts, as well as a boost in federal spending.
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Lemon-Up I'm peppy, I'm tart and I've got tons of positive affirmations up my sleeve — my cookie sleeve, that is!
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Plus, Citroën claims the Ami can reach a peppy 28 mph, so it should keep up with traffic on city streets.
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The book cover designs of Varvara Stepanova, dating to 1919, consist of boldly swashed watercolor crosses, ringed with peppy Cyrillic lettering.
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"I'm in a peppy mood this morning," said the New Jersey governor at his first appearance of the day in New Hampshire.
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This ensures that people have a sense of mission, even if some of the firm's peppy idealism sounds naive to jaded journalists.
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The peppy track acknowledges every cricketer who played alongside Sachin, and its video has garnered 1.3 million YouTube views in a day.
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Its products are among Sephora's best sellers, and its rabid fan base constantly posts Instagrams of the brand's peppy, brightly colored bottles.
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That's why we're overjoyed that Target is collaborating with peppy brand Oh Joy to bring us an accessory collection just for puppies.
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It has a smooth ride and a peppy available V6 engine that makes it an excellent commuting partner or road trip companion.
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By going to happy, peppy Disneyphiles first, Disney ensured that the movie's initial blast on social media would be a positive one.
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A Honda Civic is tighter overall, but compared with other Corollas I've driven, including one I briefly owned, my tester felt peppy.
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While the pilot tugs pretty hard on the heartstrings, the following episodes are far less maudlin, leaning more toward peppy workplace drama.
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Driving the thing is soothing when you need it to be and peppy when you demand, showcasing the beauty of 400 horsepower.
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But Pelosi sounded downright peppy on the call, noting a few vulnerable House seats that the Democrats had managed to hang onto.
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In all, the movie is a cunning and peppy surprise, dulled only by the news that no less than four sequels await.
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The song rides with a peppy fury that recalls Grimes' 2015 single "Kill V. Maim"—a cheer squad anthem you can headbang to.
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It is not just the peppy slogan and a pretty price (two rupees, or around three American cents) that make the biscuits sell.
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The temporary hair color line features five springy colors: Lovey Dovey (pink); Peachy Keen (peach); Cry Baby (blue); Mellow (yellow); and Peppy (green).
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But the 2.0-liter, sub-300-horsepower turbo four feels underpowered and laggy when matched up against the 'Stang's peppy 2.3-liter powerplant.
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With peppy music (by John Turner), playful direction (by Matt Renskers) and a talented cast, it's less ambitious than it needs to be.
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Now, if you try to chat with Tay, she tells you in her friendly, peppy voice that she's going offline for a while.
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Gladys crams all silences with increasingly disconnected bits of autobiography and with peppy questions and catchphrases that she has probably used for decades.
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This story of a peppy troop of shoe-store employees in the Pacific Northwest is, in many ways, a classic shaggy dog story.
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Around age 3, Owen suddenly went from being a peppy and bubbly child to being totally noncommunicative, seemingly locked inside his own world.
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These days, gymnast Katelyn Ohashi is peppy, joyful and confident, as the millions of people who watched her viral floor routine know well.
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His biggest hit was "Grazing in the Grass," a peppy instrumental from 1968 with a twirling trumpet hook and a jangly cowbell rhythm.
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Still, "Riddle of the Trilobites," geared toward a younger audience than "PackRat," manages to be something unusual: a cheerful, peppy musical about extinction.
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The violinist and conductor Scott Yoo hosts this mini-series about classical music with an almost Alton Brown-level of peppy, nerdy energy.
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Each mirror had a peppy slogan scrawled in one of the top corners in chalk-paint pen decorated with whimsical little pink hearts.
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And now, Pur Cosmetics is following suit — launching a makeup palette that's so bright and colorful, it's make Princess Poppy and King Peppy proud.
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Watch the full video above to see a few of our favorite fails that even host Paige Davis' most peppy of responses couldn't fix.
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I haven't had a chance to drive the 247-horsepower R-Spec, but the P2795.00 E-Pace is probably plenty peppy for most people.
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But what if we could determine, away from the citrus fruit mongers and peppy SoulCycle fanatics, the best way to live a healthy life?
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I knew them intimately and could probably have picked them out in a crowd of similarly blonde and peppy Californian teenagers with no difficulty.
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There have also been public performances, including cheerleaders dancing to a peppy song about recycling and traditional drumming troupes battering away at rubbish bins.
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Her curation of vibrant and peppy interior spaces — sprinkled with whimsical accents and a hefty dose of confetti — never fails to cheer us up.
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And his current reality is dominated by praise for his tax cut, and a peppy stock market that has become his new political poll.
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Peppy first track "Renato Dall'Ara (2008)" cheekily references both a famous overtime victory for England's football team, and the heyday of the band themselves.
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But this song is so peppy, and Gundacker's enthusiasm for the cast so infectious, that maybe just this once, we'll let capitalism defeat us.
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Hughes on "Downton Abbey," plays this Texas-born malcontent with a sustained misanthropy next to which Calum Finlay's peppy Edward seems a bit dim.
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I'd planned to write a peppy, service-driven piece on how to successfully pull off two days of cooking for a modern, secular meal.
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And, sure, there are elements of the rally that arguably smell of "culmination" rather than a fresh, peppy departure for more distant points higher.
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And thanks to its stars, and the work of directors Alexis Bloom and Fisher Stevens, it's peppy, wistful, and a little transgressive all at once.
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And like the original Hello Barbie doll, her laser-beamed character combines motion-capture animation with peppy, Amazon Echo-like answers to your child's questions.
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So you could build a "Good morning" scene that makes your shades go up, a peppy song to start playing, and lights to turn on.
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In one corner is the restless, borderline silly optimism of early 2000s pop-punk, as captured here in the chipper drumming and the peppy tempo.
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The idea is a neat one, and gives the peppy musical, which opened on Monday at the Westside Theater in Hell's Kitchen, a solid foundation.
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It's like a peppy fun-gun, set to MILF, with like a lean-in woman-y branding that works with the Fitbit moron whatever people.
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As the most popular girl in school, Lexi could follow in the footsteps of fashionable Lisa Turtle (Lark Voorhies) or peppy Kelly Kapowski (Tiffani Thiessen).
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" Last year, Swift invited him onstage at her concert at the Rose Bowl, in Pasadena, and they sang Sivan's peppy dance single "My, My, My!
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The Macan GTS has been absent from the range since 2018, but it rejoins its peppy brethren next summer, with a base price of $71,300.
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In the case of T-Series specifically, those videos are an endless series of fun Bollywood songs: peppy, entertaining, and posted daily by the dozens.
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They feed my statistics into their computers, then send jazzy-looking graphs to my coach in London—Becs Gentry, a peppy and dauntingly accomplished ultra runner.
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The main character is peppy orphan Ace Ambling, who talks like Ash Ketchum and idolizes Gaz—until she abandons the Leptons to go on a bender.
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Now four years old, the adorable Russian Blue is capturing our hearts with his extreme perseverance, peppy personality, and the permanently surprised look on his face.
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Mazda lacks the big overstated presence of larger brands, but its handsome design coupled with peppy performance makes it a solid choice for consumers to consider.
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I'm feeling peppy enough to go for a jog this morning and even run into a friend who's a devoted member of the 5 a.m. club.
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Where Sarandon — a titanic predecessor, to be sure — managed to play Janet's innocence and her simmering desire simultaneously, Justice only shows off a single peppy gear.
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Russo's graduation speech is better than most such peppy pensées aimed at the yet-to-be employed, but it hardly exceeds the limits of the genre.
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Its most famous new releases featured Omar Souleyman , a Syrian wedding singer whose aggressively peppy, wailing electronic dance music found fans in Björk and Four Tet.
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The concert was full of songs about a young woman's needs and prerogatives, mostly lusty ones, delivered with peppy choruses and without shock value or shame.
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And the movie is bright and peppy enough to hold young viewers' attention, though a faithful 1938 Walt Disney short showed more inventiveness in eight minutes.
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Nimble handling and a peppy engine make the Miata fun to drive, but it's the compact cabin that provides the primary motivation for hitting the gym.
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"Bad Day" is as peppy as we've come to expect from the neo-psychedelic duo, and features Freddie Gibbs rapping over the top of a hypnotic instrumental.
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IVF is expensive and exhausting, particularly in the hands of an obnoxiously peppy doctor (Kelly Miller) who likes to fist-bump and say, "Boom!" way too much.
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I've always imagined bakeries with walls in peppy colors; heteronormative, perfectly coiffed, couples in matching His and Hers aprons; boyfriends lovingly smearing icing on their girlfriends' noses.
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In the meantime you can enjoy their latest single, in which our heroines use peppy J-pop and metal to defeat a trio of corpse-bride sorcerers.
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You might look at all the options on the market — a consumer category unto itself, complete with peppy YouTube ads — and shame yourself for feeling so defeatist.
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And when mixed with the peppy dijon-shallot-white wine vinaigrette, this salad packs enough flavors and textures to permanently make it into your regular cooking repertoire.
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There's a peppy Hindi song under the toilet building scenes so viewers might just dance in their seats as the husband selects the perfect toilet and hardware.
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Peppy, silly hits like "Rio" and "Hungry Like the Wolf" had the Brooklyn audience dancing and singing along, ignoring some scratchy edges in Mr. Le Bon's voice.
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A peppy V6 engine combined with a six-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel-drive makes for a throwback that can improve your skills behind the wheels.
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The show's closing dance features five characters performing goofy, choreographed moves in the man's living room, to the sounds of a peppy song titled "Koi,'' or "Love.
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The bright, peppy, Peruvian-born Alyssa (Raquel Castro), the class valedictorian, has the most difficulty compiling evidence for the lawyer, and is also the least developed character.
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The sparse recordings don't hinder these tunes as "Throw Me In Your Arms" and the peppy "Where You Want Me To Be" are both immediate and infectious.
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An hour after the incident with the "garbageman," Zenteno's naturally peppy demeanor returns and she's ready to take me on a bike tour of Xochimilco's protected ecological reserve.
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Elsewhere, "Lost In My Dream" conjures up peppy Harry Nilsson harmonies while "Fools" goes straight yacht-rock with what might be the breeziest single of 2019 so far.
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It's easy for the peppy pattern to look real cheesy, real fast, especially when we remember all of our original multi-colored gear from back in the day.
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Honda revealed a more peppy Civic Si. The local dealer Galpin showed several choice customs and featured the Spyker C8 Preliator, first unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show.
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Dominated by peppy young folks, Ted Cruz (against his will), and smart puppies of all sorts, Vine was one of the brightest and weirdest patches of the internet.
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My only interaction with horse racing in the modern day is stumbling into an offsite betting establishment, which is great if you think opium dens look too peppy.
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Peppy packaging and overly precious names like Bootea, Slendertoxtea, and Flat Tummy Tea have been hawked by social media influencers and celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Lindsay Lohan.
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With its breezy banter, snazzy editing and peppy score, this 13 remake by Steven Soderbergh is a more enjoyable heist comedy than the Rat Pack original from 1960.
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She calls herself an optimist early on, but her peppy charisma has hints of melancholy, an undercurrent that emerges more explicitly when she talks about divorce and dating.
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After a little over five minutes of being subjected to peppy corporate music, I was then informed representatives were available till 1 am EST and to try again later.
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I walked into the charming (and a little peppy) shop five minutes early, but still the last to arrive, and impulsively joined the couple at the chocolate-cupcake table.
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Diet Cig Providing peppy pop punk and high kicks for days, Alex Luciano and Noah Bowman hold the antidote to your darkest days in the palm of their hands.
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When she goes back to work at Abadonn, in an aggressively peppy yellow sundress, she is relegated to a basement office with the company's other "unplaceables," doing data-entry.
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Cassey Ho is a certified fitness instructor-turned-influencer known by millions of fans and followers for the peppy, uplifting exercise routines she shares on her YouTube channel, Blogilates.
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LOS ANGELES — Smiley clouds have floated through the art of Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III ever since they started working together, in 22007, under the peppy name FriendsWithYou.
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Some will also enjoy the peppy holiday hits in Johnny Marks's score, like "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" and the title tune, a couple of which welcome audience participation.
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Sophie initially surfaced about five years ago as a PC Music affiliate, releasing peppy novelty singles in line with that label's notoriously arch, plastic, cartoonish style of absurdist technopop.
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In a peppy video featuring the reality star on a field surrounded by mountains, she demonstrates some of her favorite lower-body moves, all set to cheesy old dance music.
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Each with an overtly peppy, chromatic environment filled with an army of young, ponytailed women rapidly mixing and pouring the syrupy concoctions for the endless parade of drive-thru customers.
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Despite what her high maintenance, eternally peppy characters would have you believe, Alison Brie is surprisingly down-to-earth, at least judging from her most recent interview with Yahoo Style.
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Season 2 is slower to pick up than its predecessor, but it remains unabashedly true to the Maisel sensibility and the Amy Sherman-Palladino extended universe; sharp, peppy, and colorful.
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He was one of the peppy Mormon missionaries in "The Book of Mormon," and with his gleaming good looks, fits neatly into the role of the cute but shallow Whizzer.
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Saab's first teardrop-shaped vehicle, the 92, used a small but peppy two-stroke engine, which required a combination of gasoline and oil to be fed into the combustion chambers.
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With its delicate taxidermied fawn, ostrich-egg chandelier and framed prints of lethal snakes, the shop is a little oasis of anti-Californiana in a neighborhood of peppy athleisure stores.
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My campaign will combine the short, peppy speeches of Joe Biden, the common touch of Mike Bloomberg, the collegiality of Ted Cruz, and the chipper, upbeat personality of Bernie Sanders.
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It's also a great line, and Rick May's (voice of Peppy AND Andross) delivery suggests that Fox has to do a barrel roll more than he has to do anything else.
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The peppy color, I came to learn over the course of the show, is perfectly emblematic of the recently rebranded Megyn Kelly and her new Chicken Soup for the Sisterhood persona.
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The peppy seven-week rally has carried stocks into the green for the year but also leaves them in a zone that has thwarted upside progress for more than a year.
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Debbie's family — cousin Christy Sheppard, aunt Glenna Jones, and mother Peggy "Peppy" Carter — paint a picture of a sweet, ambitious young woman who was anxious to live a fulfilling, independent life.
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You'll then start to see peppy positive mantras like "start by believing that things can change" and "7 days without fruits and vegetables makes one 'weak'" where you'd otherwise see ads.
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A peppy version of "Hate That You Know Me so Well" with Carly Rae Jepsen and Lorde on backup vocals sounds like it should be fun, but feels a little awkward.
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Emily had a peppy Persian peppermint mule ($8) and we shared a dish of traditional plov ($16), rice pilaf with carrots, onion, chickpeas and dried fruit, layered with slices of beef.
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Just toss biceps, glutes and maybe an ear into the blender and, voilà, a protein shake perfect for keeping her undead self ultra-peppy at open houses and in the bedroom.
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Long celebrated for his peppy still life paintings and fantastical landscapes, the 96-year-old California native is currently in London for a survey show at the city's White Cube gallery.
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Although perpetually peppy host Jimmy Fallon called for Sunday's awards to be a "celebration" of the arts, there was a bit of a political elephant in the room — and it was Trump.
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JPMorgan economists now think China's economy will grow at a pace of just 1 percent in the first quarter, well down from an initial forecast that anticipated a peppy 6.3 percent rate.
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"When I Get Up," a gleefully glum lead single about coping with depression by staying in bed, also rather unsubtly references the similarly peppy "Gotta Get Up" by the late Harry Nilsson.
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While 120 miles is great, especially compared to peppy compact EVs like the Fiat 500e or the sales juggernaut Nissan LEAF, it's a far cry from the range-anxiety-eliminating Chevy Bolt.
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Audiences who find Wes Anderson unbearably twee and precious have no business watching 306 Hollywood, which mimics his visual precision, his obsession with order and presentation, and his peppy, intense, recursive soundtracks.
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For one, a live teller needs to look peppy and respond to customers round-the-clock — a service banks don't offer yet, since most branches stop serving walk-ins by late afternoon.
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If you&aposve been spared from that spectacle, imagine super-peppy 5- to 10-year-olds squealing as they open plastic eggs and flower pots to reveal figurine animals and dolls inside.
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"I Want You" is a perfect pop song, with verses that build with anticipation before bleeding into an incessantly peppy chorus: "I want you / And you, and you, and you too," she sings.
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But as the glow of the independence years faded, along with the sweet dream of sugarcane prosperity, tougher times prevailed and the music followed suit: the peppy tempo of Ska slowed into Rocksteady.
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The track is peppy and quick — and, in its original version, has a video that appears to showcase a variety of people dancing vigorously after committing an armed robbery — while also being inspirational.
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Given its premiere by Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which will tour it widely, "Must the Devil" is an uneasy experience: restless — indeed, relentless — but uncertain, pensive even when it's peppy.
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The voice crackling over the subway's speaker system seemed off somehow: It was peppy — sarcastic even — and lighthearted in a way that clashed with the usual, ponderous tone of the daily commuting grind.
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In a nutshell, Sentra Nismo begins with the peppy Sentra SR Turbo sedan, then adds a functional aerodynamics package, suspension tuning and a stiffer structure courtesy of a reinforced floor and rear shelf.
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Instead, the peppy motor will help make sure the vehicle can move swiftly whether it's operating at the 2,020-kilogram (193,453 pound) curb weight or the 2,600-kilogram (5,732 pound) gross vehicle weight.
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While still starring on Hannah Montana — which sparked more than a handful of smash-hit albums — Cyrus released "7 Things," a single with a peppy beat that was inspired by ex-boyfriend Nick Jonas.
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It's powered by Dyson's new V211 digital motor which spins at the same speed as the V2700 did (a peppy 210,000 RPM) but Dyson claims it has improved airflow and suction with redesigned blades.
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Don't let the bright colors and peppy music fool you: Ralph Breaks the Internet knows damn well the the world wide web isn't all "roses and sunshine," as co-director Phil Johnston puts it.
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Starring Lakeith Stanfield and Tessa Thompson, "Sorry to Bother You" is an absurdist dark comedy about a black telemarketer who, to succeed, magically makes his voice sound like that of a peppy white guy.
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And a new report showed that economic growth in the United States is not as peppy as some people (including Mr. Trump) predicted, as the effects of tax cuts and other economic stimuli fade.
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There were, most obviously, the breezy, optimistic names given to every new feature of the redrawn city, as though its ever-peppy real estate agents had gone on rebranding neighborhoods as the landscape drowned.
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And though they had encountered controversy — like when some radio stations refused to play their 2000 hit "Goodbye Earl," a peppy ode to murdering an abusive husband — the band had never been openly political.
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This peppy 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Competizione, driven by dynamic American driving duo Ed Hugus and Augie Pabst to a seventh place Le Mans finish in 1960, went for a cool $13.5 million.
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This peppy 6063 Ferrari 2606 GT SWB Berlinetta Competizione, driven by dynamic American driving duo Ed Hugus and Augie Pabst to a seventh place Le Mans finish in 22016, went for a cool $285 million.
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And Dr. McGinn says that if you catch yourself feeling ashamed for not being as peppy as everyone around you, try to remind yourself that your own expectations could be getting the best of you.
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Garrett's already working on an Instagram video for her, and hopes that a playful, 30-second spot set to peppy stock music will be Strudel's ticket out from behind bars and into her new life.
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Nothing about that sounds particularly inventive, but watching a sea of talented kids (and some dorky, but adorable adults) pull off their best dancing moves to create a bouncy and peppy video is endlessly entertaining.
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As much as they hated that their overly-peppy guidance counselor was right about their need for friends, the two clicked immediately, and soon they were sharing hot chocolate dates at local coffee shop Monet's.
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Instead of a silent, peppy electric ride, I was in a top-of-the-line sports car, but still the engine was straining up the hills and gasoline was burning as I pushed the accelerator.
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I'm worried that Generation Q is trying to do something similar by forcing these new characters into an existing property, in effect smushing a peppy, millennial workforce sitcom together with a sexy, soapy cable dramedy.
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"You do nothing, take no drugs, eat all you wish, yet with every move the marvelous Perfolastic girdle gently massages away the surplus fat," reads a peppy ad from 1934 taken from a US magazine.
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Weezer, best known for powering us through the '90s and early aughts with peppy alt hits like "Buddy Holly" and "Island in the Sun," joined the trend of artists dropping surprise albums on Wednesday night.
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Tower's take on heavy metal is firmly rooted in the 80s and late 70s, from the hard-charging riffs, fiery licks, and unstoppable grooves to the peppy drums and vocalist Sarabeth Linden's earthy yowl.
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"To understand you plucking my eyes with my unibrow comes from a place of love… I promise to remove any errant insect that journeys into our home," Cook said landing a chuckle from his peppy bride.
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While it was unnatural to see the band perform with so much space between its members, it was a needed-jolt of energy to hear these relentlessly peppy post-punk songs so early in the day.
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He has the sort of peppy attitude (clapping after every throw) that will endear him to older scouts, and he definitely has the arm to be a franchise quarterback, especially on pure velocity and release speed.
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But despite claiming to represent a scene that produced dozens of bands, the soundtrack manages to include two peppy songs by a newly solo Paul Westerberg (from Minneapolis) and "Drown" by The Smashing Pumpkins (from Chicago).
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" CARYN GANZ Tove Lo, pop's peppy poet laureate of disappointing relationships and self-immolation, continues her mission to give voice to partners who know only how to let each other down on the breezy "Cool Girl.
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The government branded the program—which it estimated would save the lives of 27 million Americans by providing immediate warning of a Soviet attack—with PERki, a peppy, friendly puppy mascot emblazoned all over its literature.
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This latest announcement will be sure to please Saunders and DVF fans, alike: Saunders is known for his colorful prints, which fall right in line with von Furstenberg's peppy ready-to-wear (and signature wrap dresses).
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The tone might be described as peppy-neurotic, at least until it darkens into heart-rending in the second act, when Whizzer comes down with a mysterious illness — not yet named — that we know is AIDS.
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When abolitionists John and Elizabeth Hawkes (Marc Blucas and Jessica De Gouw) entertain socialites, for instance, the soundtrack turns to jarringly peppy pop songs, as if it's offering a spin on Sofia Coppola's decadent Marie Antoinette.
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Joel Paley's book and lyrics, set to Marvin Laird's peppy ballads, tell of Tina Denmark (Tori Murray), a perky prepubescent in tap shoes, willing to do whatever it takes to get the lead in the school play.
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You've seen this type of video in your News Feed countless times: generically peppy music, chunky-letter captions, and claims of a breakthrough medical discovery that, if you bother to watch closely, sound just a bit off.
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His choice to come back into the spotlight as a peppy young religious leader hosting genuinely fun-looking group sing-alongs in beautiful natural environments may not be a cynical one, but it's certainly a smart one.
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If you ignore the sitcom context, it does sound like a peppy mid-century advertising slogan for the disease, the sort of thing a feverish Don Draper might have come up with after his eighth Old Fashioned.
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Yes, believe in your dreams, if you can believe it you can achieve it, insert the peppy sound bite of your choice, but no little girl should think she deserves to be President just because she's female.
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I feel well enough to entertain the idea that there's got to be a game for me somewhere out there in the city, one peppy enough to make it worthwhile yet so moderate as to be safe.
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Gey's lie — he says the cells belonged to a woman named "Helen Lane" — camouflages Lacks's real identity, and allows the film's opening montage to resume its cheerful unfolding, beneath a peppy retro jazz score by Branford Marsalis.
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The basic idea is, as the peppy voiceover declares, to "beat the bots" to the business of buying the best seats, an ongoing frustration for fans of Swift and/or anyone else who routinely sells out shows.
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Despite its current status as a peppy young cousin to New Orleans's famed arcade of hipness, Magazine Street, Birmingham's Woodlawn neighborhood wasn't much of anything when Duquette Johnston and his wife, Morgan, moved there 10 years ago.
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Packed meetings focused on the policies Labour should first roll out in government, while references to the party leader Jeremy Corbyn as "the next prime minister" sounded not just like peppy campaign talk but a tangible scenario.
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Philadelphia Daily News columnist John Baer wrote in March that the "over-peppy cheerleader" vibe McGinty gave off early in the campaign had been replaced (he suspected due to media training) by a "focused and deliberate" candidate.
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What also makes the series so refreshing is that it layers peppy empowerment with explorations of the dark side of cheerleading -- of how the sport can shatter prevailing cultural expectations as much as it can congeal them.
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Directed by Éric Summer and Éric Warin (and first released in Europe as "Ballerina," sans that wanton exclamation point), "Leap!" remains peppy as it sets its bar at a low-to-medium height then cheerfully clears it.
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His songs — with the exception of two gorgeous lovers' duets and "Great Ones," a surprisingly touching duet between Sonny and Calogero — are peppy doo-wop that harkens back to his first Broadway hit, Little Shop of Horrors.
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In a relatively peppy, loose conversation peppered with laughs, we spoke about the journey leading to the release of this album, their fear of not being the biggest band in Britain and what, exactly, the Jungle sound is.
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On Friday, TMZ reported that Rogowsky — the man who's hosted the app and graced users with his peppy digital presence and occasionally stylish blazers over the years — is leaving the company to host DAZN's new MLB show, ChangeUp.
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The musical's garish midcentury styling and peppy Motown-influenced soundtrack makes it a crowd-pleaser, as does the character of Edna Turnblad, Tracy's mother, who has been played by the likes of Divine, Harvey Fierstein and John Travolta.
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Because West Covina's resident snark queen, Heather "Don't Call Me Heath" Davis (Vella Lovell), got her first big solo — and it was the least peppy, but most meta, thing to ever happen within a few miles of Spider's.
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The short sets up the story for new Wii U game Star Fox Zero, detailing the efforts of crack pilots Fox McCloud, Peppy Hare, Slippy Toad, and Falco Lombardi against forces led by evil hovering monkey face Andross.
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The California-based designer is best known for her bright, peppy prints, which she's utilized beyond her namesake line for collaborations with brands like Banana Republic (she's also decked out Malibu Barbie in her Palm Springs-ish patterns).
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As iconic as it is, it's not the only treasure to be found in those early years, as "Jumping Someone Else's Train" and "10:15 Saturday Night" prove that The Cure can be peppy without losing their bite.
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There has been a notable dichotomy between the happy, peppy picture that has been way out in front during the whole race, "La La Land," and the political exasperation that has been boiling behind the scenes in Hollywood.
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Lee's lyrics are so literally deadpan ("You'll hold my hand until I'm dead") that the sweet and peppy tunes (by Lee and Tim Simmonds and John-Michael Lyles) seem to be spoofing them, or the other way around.
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Trump's response: Why it matters: As Axios' Mike Allen reported yesterday, Trump made what many White House veterans considered the rookie mistake of repeatedly boasting about the peppy stock market, making the current losses a tricky spot for messaging.
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The peppy collection, out January 73, was designed by DesignLoveFest blogger Bri Emery (above) and Chicago-based furniture makers Cloth & Company and includes 12 pieces available in 14 prints, so each piece can be customized with your pattern of choice.
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V. Prominent guests from Mavis Staples to Pusha T line the credits of Gorillaz' new album, but the young rapper outshines them all, spinning an apocalyptic tale of police brutality and lynching over Damon Albarn's disconcertingly peppy electro-pop groove. —E.
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Their take on hardcore is incredibly abrasive; gang chants crash into powerviolence, grinding noise usurps bottom-heavy grooves, dirty punk beats careen past peppy bursts of crust, and vocalist Sami's manic shriek oversees the violence, spitting brutal poetry like snake venom.
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In the 1960s, he was a striving hitmaker in England, reaching the charts with songs like "Matthew and Son" — a peppy tune about exploited labor — and "Here Comes My Baby," which he slyly updated on Tuesday with a mention of texting.
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After struggling for years with low market share and, more recently, dealing with the Dieselgate scandal that took out what was its only truly strong suit in America — peppy little oil-burners — the brand now has a spate of appealing vehicles.
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But Hersey had grown weary of being made to include peppy local color in his wartime dispatches from Asia, which is one reason that he gradually shifted his journalistic base from Time to The New Yorker , much to Luce's distress.
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Clutching beers in glasses shaped like the Cup, they wore snappy T-shirts — "Stanley, we'd like you to meet Gloria," a reference to the Blues' peppy victory anthem — and toasted their good, and foreign, fortune of watching hockey in June.
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I also checked out "So I Married an Anti-Fan" (2016), whose boy-meets-girl, hate-love-hate-love plotline will be familiar to Hallmark movie fans, but it builds up interest through its peppy depiction of Asian fan culture.
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So it makes sense that "Love in Hate Nation," Iconis's peppy, pally, perfunctory new musical, set at a girl's reformatory in the early 1960s and directed by John Simpkins, embraces as many misfits as the Two River Theater stage will hold.
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But even Mary and Eddie's dogs, and the many inanimate objects that populate the show — the dancing letter that sets the plot in motion, and of course that peppy plunger — are brought to life with a magical vividness that enchants.
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Instead, I returned to a newsroom soon stripped of cubicles, where chewing gum became a peppy communal experience, thanks in part to noise-canceling headphones and A.D.A.-accepted Extra spearmint vended from a machine by the restrooms at $2 a pop.
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"Captain America: The First Avenger "(2011) Few screen conflicts are as visceral satisfying as watching the Marvel Cinematic Universe's clean-cut, red-white-and-blue-clad superhero punch out Nazis in director Joe Johnston's peppy take on the shield-wielding Avenger's wartime origins.
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But after encountering a desperate patient with no insurance and receiving an un-peppy pep talk from Webber (James Pickens Jr.), Alex finally rises to the occasion and proves that he is worthy of the promotion Bailey (Chandra Wilson) has given him.
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When Crazy Ex-Girlfriend premiered in 2015, it looked to all the world like an antihero show — albeit an antihero show about a woman, rather than a man, and one with a peppy candy-colored shell over top of its bleak, nihilistic heart.
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He has not written the sort of scholarly tracts for which Benedict will be remembered, but he has produced " Happiness in This Life " (Random House), a collection of peppy one-liners, almost self-helpish in tone, culled from his encyclicals and sermons.
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But as the 20th century has given way to the 21st, comedy has become increasingly dark, anxious and realistic, assisted by the looser rules of cable television and the rise of reality TV. Peppy punch lines have been replaced by comically tense situations.
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But although Joey from "Friends" is charming, he's hardly some funny looking lanky buffoon, nor is he a fusty long-haired professorial type, and he certainly isn't a peppy little guy who become sullen when he wrecks a fabulous car on a racetrack.
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Rudolph's account of the fiasco was bursting with rollicking impressions — Poehler taking charge with peppy fortitude; Dratch trying to discreetly escape to a shower — but to print the transcript would be a disservice to Rudolph, because the transcript is simply not funny.
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This singer from Tours, France, may not be a household name in the United States, but she has garnered a sizable European following ever since she broke out with "Je Veux," a peppy rejection of material wealth that topped French charts in 2010.
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The new approach includes a peppy contemporary Girl Scout anthem, a public service announcement highlighting the kinds of roles that girls might take on, a digital fund-raising effort targeting small donors and a national gathering to expose more people to the organization.
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And the Tasty method is almost more important than the camera setup: Rather than seeing the person who's cooking, we often see just their hands; rather than hearing their voice, we see onscreen text detailing the recipe steps while peppy music plays.
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Following a lukewarm monologue and similarly flat bits throughout the ceremony, Che and Jost generally came off as stiff and indifferent to being at the Emmys, an air that only played worse in light of how peppy everyone else seemed to be.
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Most of these press releases were both mundane and anodyne, as not every day can be red-letter, and because, of course, Amazon is not putting anything but a sunny, peppy face on its daily existence when it writes missives about its own business evolution.
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While the candidates did their best to look peppy for the television cameras and small clusters of fans in the airport terminal, the voters they were there to court suddenly faced the surprising opportunity to deliver the first election night verdict of 2020 next week.
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For now, enjoy a 30-second teaser, which doesn't give any indication just how many times Fox's teammates ask for his help in the middle of a fight because dammit, Peppy, I know how to do a barrel roll just go help out Slippy, alright?
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Cherrywood Coffee HouseIf you want your coffee served by a peppy baristas who definitely toured with a punk band in the mid 2000 and are still halfway committed to their artistic lifestyle even though they're finally finishing their degree, Cherrywood is the spot for you.
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Cherrywood Coffee HouseIf you want your coffee served by peppy baristas who definitely toured with a punk band in the mid 2000s and are still halfway committed to their artistic lifestyle even though they're finally finishing their degree, Cherrywood is the spot for you.
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" For Atkinson, this "affable" work summoned the high jinks of vaudeville, burlesque and peppy college-themed fare of yore, and he described the score — by the Broadway neophytes Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn — as "very pleasant to hear, like a well-oiled hurdy-gurdy.
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I have seen the alternative to Ted Cruz — Lord knows we need an alternative to Ted Cruz — and he's a peppy, rangy, toothy progressive with ratios of folksiness to urbanity and irreverence to earnestness that might well have been cooked up in some political laboratory.
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Embracing everything from peppy minimalist bebop (she was one of the first female musicians to master that harmonically sophisticated brand of jazz) to Gershwin to a lush Debussy-influenced impressionism, she never forsook her jazz roots, and she maintained a strong attachment to the blues.
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Every now and then, as yet another peppy cliché prances across the stage of the Circle in the Square Theater, you may pause to ponder the pioneering achievement of "In Transit," the singing portrait of New York City subway travelers, which opened on Sunday night.
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The repurposed warehouse looks like a photographer's staging of a millennial workspace, with entrepreneurs and freelancers communing over nitro cold brew coffee, fussing over their colleagues' dogs and bonding over the occasional game of shuffleboard as peppy slogans exhort them to "do what you love".
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That would be a 26 percent increase over last year, they said, and they estimate that a burst of refund-related spending should help consumer expenditures grow at a peppy 3 percent annual rate in the first quarter, before slowing sharply in subsequent quarters.
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Kaitlyn: "Big Fish" is special because it's a good reminder that not all of your summer jams have to be peppy, it's okay to indulge in some humidity-induced gloom, and a good reminder that Vince Staples is releasing a new album soon called Big Fish Theory.
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There's "Songbird," a spare, affecting ballad, and "Don't Stop," the peppy jaunt eventually chosen as the theme for Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign; ironically, the song's not as happy as it seems, functioning more as a salve for the downcast than a blind ode to what tomorrow holds.
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The last time we checked in they were still touting their Sub Pop-released debut Galore, a collection of ricocheting, maximalist peppy-pop—the sonic equivalent to running drunk and giddy through a fairground before falling into a breathless heap to watch the fireworks explode overhead.
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Almost exactly a year ago, a widely shared article in the New York Daily News alerted the world that Richard Simmons — the beloved '80s fitness guru whose peppy enthusiasm and flamboyance became forever associated with the decade — had not been seen in public since February 2014.
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Small-town basement gigs turned to blog buzz and a well-received five-song EP, "Over Easy," on which Diet Cig established its hallmark: peppy, overdriven anthems that transcend simple trappings on the strength of Ms. Luciano's expert phrasing and super-specific, pithy, slice-of-life lyrics.
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"There's something magical about chopping up the seasons into a jar," says the Australian native, who forages for ingredients everywhere from her own back garden (nasturtiums make a peppy addition to quince jelly, apparently) to the nearby Hackney Marshes (rich pickings for wild fennel pollen and dill).
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In the case of Claire Cottrill, who performs under the moniker Clairo, the descriptor couldn't have been more literal: Cottrill went viral in 21960 with "Pretty Girl," a simple, deceptively peppy song of longing accompanied by a video of her, perched on her bed, lip syncing for her webcam.
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The object of these commercials is presumably to convince non-users, amounting to slightly over half of Americans, of the myriad ways in which the peppy, by-default female-voiced Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri might each make modern living a little less anarchic, and a little less stressful.
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Other peppy online businesses have been hurt by tighter censorship, as the Communist Party intrudes ever more noticeably into China's technology sector—whether by requiring the shutting down of a popular jokes app, or by announcing that Jack Ma of Alibaba, its best entrepreneur, is a party member.
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The first single that the band released from the record, "Everything Now," seemed to set us up for an ABBA-esque, disco-heavy, anti-internet concept record with a party-through-the-apocalypse vibe; but "Creature Comfort," released Friday, had another angle entirely, sonically peppy, but lyrically devastating.
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Imaginatively staged by the show's director, Peter Flynn, they incorporate several standout musical numbers, like "El Toro Fabuloso," a tango in which Junie compares her mischief-making streak to a bull living inside her stomach, and "School Supplies," a peppy ode led by May (a scene-stealing Sara Glancy).
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It has been widely reprinted, under peppy headlines like "University in Beijing has over 10 female student mothers: Bright job prospects" (The People's Daily Online) and " 'Already had a baby' becomes a sought-after quality in the job-hunting season — more female university students prepare for pregnancy" (sohu.com).
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Yet Day's peppy all-American girl persona belied a career full of hard work that made her far more realistic than she seemed — and even as she represented a vanishing vision of the perfect woman, her own life was an example of just how far removed that image was from reality.
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At long last, there's a new wave of festival fashion taking over Coachella Valley: Odds are, you've already seen Selena Gomez's delightfully peppy HVN slip dress, bowed down at Rihanna's ambitious, fresh-off-the-runway Gucci, or maybe scoured the web to scoop up Kendall Jenner's sold-out statement dad hat.
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President Trump — who made what many White House veterans considered the rookie mistake of repeatedly boasting about the peppy stock market — now owns the largest-ever single-day point plunge for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (and worst percentage drop — 4.1% — for the S&P in more than six years).
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Longtime fans of the series will spot several nods to previous games — Falco plays an approximation of the original SNES Star Fox during his downtime, Peppy yells advice at inopportune moments, just like in Star Fox 64, and Slippy Toad remains a bumbling moron who shouldn't really be allowed in the air.
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With a genial, peppy score by Will Aronson and a clever book and lyrics by Sarah Hammond, the show follows Pete's adventures after he's forced to give up a gig in Paris and learn how to be a house pet with the Biddle family — not an appealing prospect for a party animal.
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The ingratiating five-man pop group are still a long way from 'N Sync's peak level of cultural influence and fame, but they're making some headway: Witness the millions of streams for their new single, "Trust Fund Baby," whose peppy melody is likely to appeal to fans of its writer, Ed Sheeran.
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I'd been listening to the soundtrack of "Mary Poppins Returns" nonstop during the last two weeks (though I skipped the songs about loss) because it's peppy and bright, and familiar without having the land mines of memories of listening to the soundtrack of the original, which I'd watched many times with my grandmother.
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A pat, uninspired commentary on American life and suburban enclaves in the late 1950s, complete with peppy music, retro design, and comforting voice-over, it concerns two households connected by their backyards: the Mayers family, who are the first African Americans in the neighborhood, and the Lodges, who've recently suffered a tragedy, and are about to experience another one.
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I grew up in Hawaii, two oceans and two generations removed from Ireland, so most of what I knew of the Easter Rising came from listening to a record album of my father's: "The Irish Uprising," released by CBS in 21916, with sonorous narration by Charles Kuralt and peppy songs by the Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem.
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There's something rather delirious about "Winter Wonderland"—those swaying strings and peppy little brass toots—which feels uplifting when Frank Sinatra is crooning it, but takes on a more mournful tone when you consider the fact that Smith penned the lyrics after seeing Honesdale Central Park covered in snow from the window of West Mountain Sanitarium where he was being treated for tuberculosis.
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Alexa Chung, Caroline Issa, and Natalie Joos were early supporters of the label — but as its selection of peppy patterns has multiplied, so has its fan base: Everyone from Jennifer Garner and Kelly Ripa to Sasha Lane and Gomez has recently have worn HVN; it's an eclectic gang of stylish women who've all got an appreciation for nostalgic prints on flowy dresses.
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The number-one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 had been occupied by the peppy chords of The Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand", the twanging arpeggios of The Animals' "The House of the Rising Sun", the pulsing bass notes of The Beach Boys' "I Get Around" and the stonking riff of The Rolling Stones' "(Can't Get No) Satisfaction".
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"When we landed on the moon, July '69, the whole family was there, when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon both Boots and Peppy went ballistic and started chasing each other around the coffee table at lightening speed, as if they somehow knew and were celebrating," Carvey, who voices Pops in Pets 2, said of his childhood dog and cat.
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The hundreds of missives that she sent home to her mother, almost invariably peppy, beginning when she was a seven-year-old away at her grandparents' house and ending just a week before her death, are the most continuous thread running through "The Letters of Sylvia Plath" (Harper), which has been published in two volumes: the first in 2017, the second this November.
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She is in her own world, listening to Ashley O's you-go-girl self-empowerment lyrics: Hey-a hoI'm on a rollRidin' so highAchievin' my goals The juxtaposition between Ashley O's peppy song and dance and Rachel's expression as she walks down the hallway in her high school, alone, looking like a mouse who's wandered into a cat cafe, is brutally comical.
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None of this is necessarily at odds with Davies's account, but it does suggest a potentially different take on the world — one a bit less inflected with the peppy neoliberalism of the global ruling class and a bit more animated by the thought that injustice stems not just from "mistakes" of judgment but from malice and indifference on the part of the powerful.
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While Athill was quick to point out the injustices of growing older, chief among them giving up sex (Athill loved sex in her very British way, decreeing that every woman should have a few good love affairs), her tone was almost defiantly peppy — never saccharine, but refusing to give in to the weighty fear with which we tend to face the great unknown.
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On the surface, it's a crime series in which two not-like-minded detectives—the disaffected Alec Hardy (David Tennant) and typically peppy Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman)—are paired up to help solve the murder of a young boy named Danny Latimer, who is the best friend of Miller's own son and the child of two of her best friends, Beth and Mark Latimer.
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So you might consider it interesting that a new sitcom, Happy Together, due to air this autumn on US network CBS is based on a period of Styles' life (you can see a very peppy sampler above.) The show is inspired by a time when Styles—while filming an episode of *extremely witch voice* that curséd thing Carpool Karaoke—moved in with TV producer Ben Winston and his wife.
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It is both a peppy celebration of can-do spirit and a more somber exploration of what American servicemen experienced when they marched home from World War II. Directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler, the Tony Award-winning choreographer of "Hamilton," with book and lyrics by the Broadway newcomers Richard Oberacker and Rob Taylor, and a 1940s pastiche score by Mr. Oberacker, "Bandstand" is an undercooked slice of apple pie, served with a dollop of anguish. Pfc.
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In FALLOUT (Morrow/HarperCollins, $27.99), her Chicago private eye, V. I. Warshawski, goes on a solo road trip to Kansas (where Paretsky was born and raised) with her dog, Peppy, for company and her red Bruno Magli pumps, just in case a tornado carries her off to the land of Oz. The premise for getting V. I. on the road is thin, but serviceable: An elderly black actress named Emerald Ferring and the young videographer she hired to film a documentary about her life have gone off the map somewhere en route to her childhood home.
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