But nowadays, India's masses want politics served with more pizzazz.
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The first is the prime minister's own lack of pizzazz.
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"Veere Di Wedding" has the humour and pizzazz down pat.
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Without extra pizzazz, they can look like dreary motel rooms.
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At present, Sanders seems to have the spirit and pizzazz.
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You need a little pizzazz to get people excited about it.
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If the league needed pizzazz, "Johnny Football" had it in spades.
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TikTok's editing suite allows for similar videos, but with even more pizzazz.
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Add pizzazz to your wine with these bottle covers from Merry Moments.
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They called themselves Purple Pizzazz, and they were definitely purple and pizzazzy.
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After so many years in the public eye, skunks have lost their pizzazz.
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But sucking all the insane pizzazz out of architecture that's become world renowned?
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Called Ghost, the original app was a promising Kickstarter product with little pizzazz.
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Some events are small, while others are shows of pomp, power and pizzazz.
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Thicker-cut bacon can also add some pizzazz to an otherwise healthy meal.
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Disembodied butt is always cute, but I like to add a little frontal pizzazz.
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Perhaps they should take a tip from Western Australia and work on their pizzazz.
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IT IS A common assumption that migrants have more pizzazz than stay-at-homes.
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Here's to a red carpet circuit that puts the pizzazz back into celebrity dressing.
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Until then, pharmaceutical companies had not availed themselves of Madison Avenue pizzazz and trickery.
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Potted succulents and bohemian florals lent some serious pizzazz to this chic Brooklyn wedding.
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It also has carved skulls, LED lights, and custom paint to add more pizzazz.
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She's not reinventing the internet, but she is adding some Carey-level pizzazz to it.
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Moving into your first apartment and prefer to own an oven mitt with some pizzazz?
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Rose is definitely going to bring a little extra pizzazz to your mom's favorite show.
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Add some pizzazz to your window treatments with the H.VERSAILTEX Blackout Curtains in fun patterns.
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Each one of these small accessories can help sprinkle pops of pizzazz throughout your living space.
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But some of us want our smart speakers to have a little more, you know, pizzazz.
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It's a certain pizzazz that engages many of its 40,000 or so employees across the globe.
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Any shortcomings in the essays are more than made up for by the book's visual pizzazz.
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Mila and Emma Stauffer are here to put some pizzazz in your little one's warm-weather wardrobe.
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You're now free to rock out to Beyoncé with pizzazz that Queen B herself would approve of.
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A blue-colored oven and intricately patterned backsplash add some pizzazz to the otherwise stark white kitchen.
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The singer often uses patterns to add pizzazz to his outfits, as seen in his AMAs ensemble.
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That said, on occasion, we'd like for our lettuce-based lunches to come with a little more pizzazz.
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They may lack some of the pizzazz of the big ticket items, but they're often infinitely more useful.
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Is it lacking a certain pizzazz that works fine on the page but less so on the screen?
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The Touch controllers bring your hands into VR letting you pick up objects, and use them will pizzazz.
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She kept her long locks loose over her shoulders, adding a bit of pizzazz with studded, fringed sandals.
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I had meant to ask about the name, Casaza — like the Spanish word for "house" but with pizzazz!
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Its lack of pizzazz, however, may not provide the backdrop Trump is seeking for his riskiest diplomatic gambit.
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Until the Surface Go, the only cheap laptop with any pizzazz was the HP Stream and Samsung's Chromebook Plus.
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Martha Stewart Living has just the right hacks to bring a bit of pizzazz to your flat-pack furniture.
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The pizzazz was just window-dressing however, because his means of victory almost always came through devastating power punching.
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I liked it best with the fries because I think it added a little bit of much needed pizzazz.
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Your 24 most recent Instagram posts will then appear on your profile — a great way to add some pizzazz.
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The HC Collection Duvet Cover Set adds plenty of pizzazz to your sleeping space without costing you a fortune.ProsCons
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This week, the same abilities will be deployed to bring some pizzazz to the stage of Quicken Loans Arena.
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Who the purchasers of this pizzazz might be is not yet known, though one, at least, must be very rich.
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Brash and rich, Mr O'Leary revels in being a political outsider and brings a pizzazz that the other contenders lack.
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The Adidas edition adds some branded pizzazz to the Ionic, the product on which Fitbit is pinning its financial future.
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This purple sweater and coordinating striped, collared shirt is Vivian's version of adding some color and pizzazz to her look.
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They wrestle with painting's dual legacy without settling on an answer — a refusal that fills her works with painterly pizzazz.
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"He would be the perfect mixture of business acumen and pizzazz," Sharpton said -- pointing to Diddy's success in music and fashion.
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Please. This holiday season, treat the techie on your list (even if that someone is you) to something with more pizzazz.
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Instead, the Layered Wood Snowflake Tree Topper has three overlapping wooden pieces with just a hint of glitter for extra pizzazz.
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But while that episode may have had the most pizzazz, it wasn't the only important thing that happened during the hearing.
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But her speech also had a certain cadence and pizzazz to it, so we decided to slap some highlights onto a beat.
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If you're on the lookout for storage units that also bring in a bit of pizzazz, you've come to the right place.
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The modern world has lost its magical pizzazz, and it's up to Barley and Ian to find out if any still exists.
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It's always been a good fit for a company focused on serving creators, bringing that extra bit of pizzazz to the classroom.
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If they lacked the pizzazz of the previous night, events on Tuesday at least saw a sense of convention normalcy settle in.
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The Yankees and the Red Sox, these days, are the stodgy old couple, paired together forever but without much present-day pizzazz.
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It's magic hour when they sassily strut out to the theme tune from Jem and the Holograms—all synths and 80s pizzazz.
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But to hear Reuters and NBC tell it, one of the major faults of the hearing was that it simply lacked pizzazz.
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If you're someone who needs a little pizzazz atop their cake, you may want to buy one of Duncan Hines' frosting cans separately.
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In a sprawling, scattered ceremony, the 2018 Billboard Music Awards tried its hardest to be an awards show with both meaning and pizzazz.
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The idea was to put on big shows with a bit more buzz and pizzazz than is possible for, say, school drama departments.
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And in case there's something totally unique you want to say with extra pizzazz, Facebook automatically generates filters based on what you type.
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It is Future Dystopia 101, and director Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) is too workmanlike to give it much visual pizzazz.
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The Presto Pizzazz Plus Rotating Oven is a great, affordable indoor pizza-maker for those days when the weather is less than ideal.
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They just kind of sit there, albeit usefully, powering a bunch of your plugged-in devices, without any kind of personality or pizzazz.
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It also has a built-in milk frother to add a little pizzazz to your drinks, which is also dishwasher safe for simple cleanup.
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Sure, they won Chicago's first Major League title since 1917, but it just didn't have the pizzazz of Boston's run just one year earlier.
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Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant, David Ross, and other teammates got dressed up in suits two sizes too big and recreated the Purple Pizzazz routine.
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Aside from slight variations (higher necklines or sleeve-length differences) all the child-size pieces contained the same sparkle, shine and pizzazz as its counterparts.
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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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Not only does it have Sutton Foster as a former Vegas showgirl, but it's got Emily Gilmore herself and that signature Amy Sherman-Palladino pizzazz.
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Genius Pack G279.99 Carry-On Spinner Case See Details Cutting-edge technology meets vintage pizzazz in the form of the 2299.99W Lofree QTV Wireless Speaker.
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Take a look ahead to see some of the pieces included in the sale that could bring a whole lot of pizzazz to any space.
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Harry Potter Throw Pillow Black/Gold, $19.99, at TargetThis sequin throw pillow has enough pizzazz to spruce up even the dreariest cupboard under the stairs.
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Music app widgets and widgets for Google's apps are particularly useful, but you can add some extra pizzazz to the default widgets by installing Beautiful Widgets.
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The earbuds feature the latest Bluetooth 5 standard, which is great although it doesn't have the proprietary pizzazz as the Apple W1 chip in the AirPods.
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But with much of the industry's momentum coming from the millennial generation, going "off the grid" comes with a little more pizzazz nowadays, Happe told Cramer.
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Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker can present an identical analysis while offering more sizzle and pizzazz than Sanders can muster with his professorial style.
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Billions has more than learned the most important lesson any TV show should pick up on: If you want to say something, say it with pizzazz.
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" Adds Easton, "She knows her way around New York State politics, is a very thoughtful and intelligent leader and brings a pizzazz that would really excite voters.
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Stripped of web context and color, "Silhouette" has a stark but expressive pizzazz, and it is as satisfying as a high-quality El Lissitzky "Proun" (1919–27).
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It may not currently have a CEO with the panache or pizzazz of Steve Jobs or Elon Musk, but that doesn't mean the company is in ruins.
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But where those platforms were characterized by a certain kind of dry, scholarly consideration, social media rewards those with a keen sense of visual flair, of aesthetic pizzazz.
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In the end, Playground is a hilarious amount of sophisticated tech just to add some added pizzazz to your photos, but that's augmented reality tech in a snapshot.
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It's like the exuberant designs you see at fashion shows or from car manufacturers signaling their future intent: defined by pizzazz and excess rather than practicality and efficiency.
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Not the star-studded bash Trump promised: Trump promised a lot of pizzazz, but the speaker list didn't include many of the top names he had hoped for.
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But the use of cheesy reenactments to flesh out the story, coupled with the giddiness of some interviewees, inject a little too much showbiz pizzazz into the proceedings.
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They may not have the most pizzazz, but they deal with the sort of questions that voters should be thinking about in both the primary and general election.
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Even a highly coveted endorsement from Mike Pence lacked pizzazz -- in a radio interview, the Indiana governor first lavished praise on Trump before saying he would vote for Cruz.
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They were part of his plan to bring back the pizzazz the Target brand had been known for, after it shifted too heavily toward its role as a discounter.
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If anything is needed, it's a reverse from over-the-top media showmanship to one where news is reported with a little more gravity and a little less pizzazz.
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It's clear that network television has yet to figure out how to accurately portray kinds of sexual assaults that happen every single day but lack that certain TV pizzazz.
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While the Maxima is sort of fun to drive, it's no BMW, and it isn't really even a Mazda, a brand noted for adding some pizzazz to staid sedans.
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News conference tomorrow at 11:00 A.M. The downside of Pence for Trump is that he's a pretty boring pick who doesn't add any excitement or pizzazz to the ticket.
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While it adds pizzazz to South America's first Olympics, the late slot is also part of a wider sports schedule aimed at maximizing television audiences on the U.S. West Coast.
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Creator Jennie Snyder Urman (who adapted Jane from a Venezuelan series) and star Gina Rodriguez give every moment of this daffy show visual pizzazz, heart, and a winking sense of humor.
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The Germans are hoping a new approach to mapping will add a bit of pizzazz to their in-car infographics, and maybe even convince drivers to go on exploratory pleasure drives.
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For the Tesla fans who attended last night's Model Y unveiling event in Hawthorne, California, the effects of the open bar and Elon Musk's pizzazz should be just about wearing off.
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There was neither fanfare nor pizzazz, but yesterday Snap — the company formerly known as Snapchat — quietly shipped a new feature that could dent other messaging apps and obstruct upcoming social startups.
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Instead of placing these cute plush toys on a shelf to collect dust, displaying them in their own area is a cool idea that can add some pizzazz to your place.
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All this pizzazz might bode badly for the food, but dense, buttery bread, which arrives in time for you to peruse the menu, is a sign of good things to come.
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On a more unique note, the device is one of the first in the world to ship with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 845 chipset which gives it some pizzazz and (likely impressive) speed.
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Despite Mars' embrace of old-fashioned showbiz pizzazz and influences like Prince, Jackson, and now Brown, he is also crucially unlike these artists because he doesn't have the same transgressive cultural effect.
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This is certainly the case in the music of Pokémon Go, which is full of sounds, strings, modal exchanges, and many synths that help provide a little extra pizzazz to your quest.
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There's the pizzazz of sui generis phenomena like Cirque du Soleil, whole eras of Elvis and Sinatra, desert raves that spawned a huge EDM club and festival marketplace and, now, today's pop headliners.
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Black tights, graphic printed tights, sheer tights, brightly colored tights, and fleece-lined tights are all fair game this time of year and can add a bit of pizzazz to your autumnal ensemble.
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That may have helped to give this song that extra bit of iconic pizzazz: The other thing to know is that High School Musical 2 changed everything about the Disney Channel Original Movie.
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The smoking hot model made the best of a potentially disastrous situation during the spring 2020 Marc Jacobs show ... walking the runway with grace and pizzazz totally barefoot after one of her heels broke.
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Also in the park are an FBI agent (Jon Hamm) and the ambitious Scruggs (Olivia Wilde), who are a little too on the nose in grousing about the lack of pizzazz in their assignments.
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Pishevar was supposed to bring in some of the pizzazz that would get young entrepreneurs excited to talk to Menlo, rather than just sticking to the usual suspects like Sequoia Capital, Greylock and Accel Partners.
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This idea that old, classic, Hollywood movies could have starred Asians with just as much style, just as much pizzazz… I was really excited to dip our whole movie into this color and this vibrancy.
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No. 173 North Carolina rebuffs No. 17 Duke CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — The only way for No. 5 North Carolina to find real joy at the end of the regular season was to finish with pizzazz.
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How funding rounds are classified these days has much more to do with positioning than any VC definitions, but it's still true that nothing has quite the pizzazz as the "strategic investment" celebrity party round.
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And for many viewers -- putting aside his hard-core Colorado fans -- some of his answers were too long, hard to follow and lacking the pizzazz we have seen from some of the other Democratic contenders.
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Brooklyn-based Air is building a digital asset manager for communications teams that aren't satisfied with more general cloud storage options and want something that can show off visual files with a bit more pizzazz.
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Carpetless floors, white walls with blacked out windows, and blank columns tend to reflect light with the most pizzazz, and she spent months inspecting locations over FaceTime with Bristol Biennial organizers before settling on The Pithay.
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He's responsible for the jazzy, slinky garments in the long-running revival of Chicago, the Weimar Republic seediness of the garb in the revivals of Cabaret, and the '50s Day-Glo pizzazz of the frocks in Hairspray.
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In trying to own New York, to bring pizzazz to Brooklyn, to rebrand themselves from the tirelessly sadsack tenants of East Rutherford to the hip new neighbors over the Manhattan Bridge, they seemed more artifice than authentic.
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That said, SpaceX's customers may not mind if the schedule slips to 2019—the 50th anniversary of the first Apollo Moon landing would add yet more pizzazz to what is sure to be a very high-profile venture.
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I imagine that Johnston would have enjoyed Tisa's humor, his DIY aesthetic of iffy proportions and whacko pizzazz, though I'm not sure she'd understand how the rest of the exhibition derives from her dynamic vision of the future.
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He wouldn't exactly add pizzazz and zip to the Democratic ticket, but for anyone who knows the Clintons intimately, it is no surprise that the 65-year-old has risen to the top of the running mate short list.
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The city known for its Parisian take on buttery pastries and down-home crawfish gumbo is one of this country's most eclectic melting pots of culture — a hotbed of sparkle and pizzazz — and exactly where we're sourcing our fall makeup inspiration.
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So it comes as no surprise that a young British man has decided to change his name from Sam Smith to "Bacon Double Cheeseburger"—which does have a bit more pizzazz than the quotidian "Sam," if you think about it.
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Czechs are increasingly shunning fusty old watering holes and draft beer sales are sliding, so the world-famous brewers of pilsner are looking to inject some pizzazz into the traditional pub and attract younger patrons looking for a hip, modern feel.
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Madoff even boasts a reasonable approximation of big-screen pizzazz, thanks to the overbearing (but flashy) direction of indie film auteur Raymond De Felitta, along with a script by Ben Robbins that is vaguely reminiscent of The Wolf of Wall Street.
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N.L." broadcast, which featured Harry Styles as its host and musical guest, began with a voice-over lamenting the fact that this week's impeachment hearings were criticized by the news media as "'lacking in pizzazz,' 'dull' and 'not 'The Masked Singer.
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The product they're working on, the Massless Pen, is a professional stylus that functions with much of the pizzazz you'd expect from a product like the Apple Pencil, featuring things like surface sensing and capacitive touch, in addition to upgrades like haptic feedback.
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When they do, they'll see that Pence — the guy I used to think they would pick for 2016 — doesn't quite have the pizzazz or superstar quality of a Donald Trump, but he's also a much better, more focused, more disciplined, less crazy politician.
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Fans of the former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL Cinderella story standout turned minor league baseball star have been anticipating the New York Mets to call up the 30 year-old up in order to add some punch and pizzazz to an increasingly dismal season.
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Because she's Beyoncé, she made sure the finale had the added pizzazz of special guests like Serena Williams, Kendrick Lamar, and her husband, Jay Z. But beyond the guests and the accolades she extended to her crew, her message of female empowerment reigned supreme.
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The co-founder and first CEO of Home Depot has none of the pizzazz of the famous Mercer, Adelson or Thiel families who used their sums to fund Donald Trump's improbable White House victory and are as a result deeply intertwined with his political infrastructure.
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As a glittering lesbian who requires a major dose of pizzazz in her diet, I wanted to find the right food to serve at my Pride party, especially since a dear friend is coming to New York Pride for the first time next week.
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Not only are they pretty to look at, but they're the best way to add some pizzazz to your outfit — whether you're dressing up like Meghan or wearing a casual outfit, like this graphic t-shirt from Revolve and these insanely cool Frame Denim jeans.
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Late night hosts wasted no time in slamming President Donald Trump after his Wednesday announcement that he was reinstating a ban on transgender individuals serving "in any capacity" in the U.S. armed forces — but none did it with as much pizzazz as James Corden.
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With well-intentioned pizzazz, MOMA provides visitors to the show with headsets for three-and-a-half-minute, self-guided virtual-reality tours of "Ville Fantôme," allowing them to jump from one place to another—to plazas, roofs—and to look up, down, and around.
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The definition of what qualifies as "chick lit" (an unpleasant term, besides which, I've personally always thought if you were going to coin a sexist word for women's books, chicktion has more pizzazz, but I digress) is, in its purest form, a stupid tautology.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1827, when Lady Isabella Hertford finally installed the hand-painted Chinese wallpaper the Prince of Wales had gifted her two decades earlier, she thought it didn't have enough pizzazz for her drawing room at Temple Newsam in Leeds, England.
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Cramer thinks the real reason why analyst and hedge fund managers question the rally in General Mills, is because this company is a classic example of a company that is slow, only somewhat steady, has little organic growth, no pizzazz and a very over-stretched valuation.
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It looks something like this: While the Baby Simba Lift — or BSL, as some call it — can be used on human babies, bags of chips, new presents (really anything, you're strong enough to lift over your head with pizzazz), it is truly a gift to pet owners.
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That's the weakest quarterly growth the country has seen in almost 30 years and a clear sign that China is feeling pain from the trade war with the US. AND FINALLY Hello, hello, hello Let's end the week with a little pizzazz, like this umbrella cockatoo putting on a little show.
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He protects his own rim with the strategy and pizzazz of an anti-ballistic missile system, threatens the structural integrity of the rim he's dunking on more than any player since Shaquille O'Neal, and stays remarkably healthy for someone who makes his living launching nearly seven feet and 265 pounds into the low mesosphere dozens of times every game.
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He and Dion conspired to give the show some of that special Vegas pizzazz, which eventually resulted in them getting AEG Live, underwriting the production, to cough up $10 million (~£7.7 million, and you thought you were slick getting a pay rise of a grand) to build the biggest LED screen in North America at the time the show.
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While there will be no shortage of celebrity firepower and Hollywood pizzazz, starting with a visit to "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Tuesday and a Los Angeles Dodgers game on Wednesday, LA2024 officials will be out to impress but at the same time emphasize that this is no Olympic blockbuster, like those that have been ravaged by critics for their cost and white elephants.
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I wish I could tell you who takes the first violin break on their old "Clejani Love Song," a 20-second countermelody that sums up their collective pizzazz so irresistibly that all three violinists join in when it comes around again, and again, only to change it up around the seven-minute mark, and that ain't all—the track clocks in at 11:11.
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Here are the best pizza ovens you can buy:Best pizza oven overall: Gozney Roccbox Pizza OvenBest budget outdoor pizza oven: Pizzacraft PizzaQue Portable Outdoor Pizza OvenBest wood-fired pizza oven: Ooni 3 Pizza OvenBest high-temp indoor pizza oven: Breville Smart Oven PizzaioloBest low-cost indoor pizza oven: Presto Pizzazz Plus Rotating OvenBest grill-top pizza oven: BakerStone Pizza Oven BoxBest pizza oven for charcoal grill: KettlePizza Oven Kit
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