The quaint diner that figured in the 1974 story line is now a quaint pawnshop.
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Won't our objections to them seem quaint eventually, as quaint as the archival diatribes I read about emojis?
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It's tough to try to go back to Flarf to respond, because our current condition has rendered Flarf quaint, though some may say it was quaint before.
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By Obama's first election in 2008, the small mill towns and quaint tobacco farming communities were then just small, factoryless towns and not-so-quaint communities, their economic foundations shipped overseas.
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Now the quaint medieval village is practically a ghost town.
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A decade later, Spears' late aughts mental breakdown is quaint.
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"72" will likely make the patricide of "Children" look quaint.
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Looking back, some of the celebrity appearances seem, well — quaint.
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He worries that "All The President's Men" seems quaint now.
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Quaint, of course, unless you actually have to live there.
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SHORTZ: I think it's both, although that does sound quaint.
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"It's a super quaint little place to be," Rosenberger says.
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How quaint history seems when compared with the momentous present.
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Compared to the coasters designed today, the Revolution looks quaint.
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Their patriotism was almost quaint in its simplicity of faith.
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"It was a very peaceful, quaint small town," she said.
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Gone are the days of the quaint, small physician practice.
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But thank you for the quaint blast from the past .
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"Money Monster," which Jodie Foster directed, makes "automatic" look quaint.
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But those early attempts feel almost quaint by today's standards.
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For many people that is a quaint notion these days.
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For young people, he said, Yumingzui is quaint and isolated.
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It is quaint today to think back to these concerns.
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The idea of French honor, quaint but essential, was revived.
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"It's mainly quaint little shops" and a single grocery store.
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What a long quaint trip it looks to be. lct.
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A generation later, that era of denial seems almost quaint.
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We see quilts in an anachronistic fashion — they are quaint.
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They didn't feel like a quaint remnant of the past.
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But Balanchine in the '50s was the opposite of quaint.
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Do they want the charm of a quaint college town?
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The idea of a single conservative "echo chamber" seems quaint.
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But maybe we are already beyond quaint lessons from history.
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But early on, your island home is quaint and quiet.
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It shows a quaint home alongside water, trees, and fog.
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Almost quaint, offering a scant handful of races and deathmatches.
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The concession vendor was quaint, but kitschy and trendy, nonetheless.
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The endeavor is quaint, though I'm not sure much else.
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Among their most famous pieces is a yellow canvas covered with a thesaurus of quaint (and not-so-quaint) epithets for gay men, decoratively arranged in varying old-timey typefaces like a jaunty printer's sample.
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Ryan's shop is everything that Hanks' is not: quaint, neighborly, beloved.
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It was all enough to make a lengthy waitlist look quaint.
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His Reefer Madness-era alarmism is so anachronistic it's almost quaint.
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Revenues and growth rate, those quaint metrics matter more than ever.
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And Belle's signature, quaint-villager look has had an edgy update.
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In the shadow of this, Ignorance is Strength feels weirdly quaint.
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That's quaint—they have the option to put on a uniform.
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The quaint downtown even boasts a community theater and an orchestra.
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In a way, the issues Kumar raises seem quaint by comparison.
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Mr Chapman's World Cup anecdotes reveal a quaint, even naive, event.
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It was no longer quaint or funny when people were hijacked.
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Quaint, two-story storefronts are being dwarfed by glass and steel.
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Bennington College students live in quaint houses rather than impersonal dorms.
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Amsterdam is a quaint yet lively city located in The Netherlands.
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That all seems a little quaint in the age of Trump.
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Teddy said the shifts he felt made those goals seem quaint.
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From five-star hotels to quaint cafés, London has it all.
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And yet now, in 2019, it all feels so charmingly quaint.
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It seemed family-friendly and felt like a quaint small town.
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The word has a quaint ring today — like 'gramophone' or 'nylons.
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And it's executed with a quaint, quirky, practically Wes Andersonian flair.
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Want to explore those quaint little villages in the Italian countryside?
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Statesmanship is such a quaint word because spectacle has replaced it.
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But how quaint are those quibbles in the context of Trump?
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My favorite genre is Quaint and Curious Volumes of Forgotten Lore.
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The subtext is clear: Simple national pride is quaint — dangerous even.
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Today they're a quaint reminder of how things used to be.
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It is progressive and conservative, country and urban, dangerous and quaint.
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The quaint medieval city is also known to be extremely affordable.
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"The Skin of Our Teeth" can be quaint, creaky and tedious.
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But the editors asked a question that almost seems quaint now.
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This place was quaint and private but a little cramped for three.
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Back then, Marysville was a quaint, rural town with about 253,000 people.
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This quaint castle in upstate New York is perfect for a getaway.
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It makes Hillary Clinton's homebrew email scandal look almost quaint in comparison.
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"Within a couple of years, three cameras will seem quaint," Grannan says.
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In the age of "early adopters" and "influencers," that might sound quaint.
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This quaint village located in southwestern Norway is known for its fjords.
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During this week's Alsace adventure, they toured the quaint town of Kaysersberg.
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But Stewart has come a long way from that quaint Connecticut farmhouse.
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Or Tuscany, where rolling fields end in quaint villages and stony cottages.
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Then again, maybe in 2018 the apocalypse has come to seem quaint.
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"I thought [Maxis] was some quaint, local video game company," he says.
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I accidentally attended a Sopranos-themed birthday party and found it quaint.
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Oakeshott's quaint, gentlemanly Toryism is just one form of conservatism, of course.
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But I am here neither for the quaint atmosphere nor the Fuller's.
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Something like "feel" — a quaint notion in today's game — is becoming outmoded.
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R2P (its acronym) seems quaint, a wasted effort in a bygone world.
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Alina Baciu, Washington, D.C. A contrarian opposes public opinion, and seems quaint.
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And she loves the walk to quaint-looking village shops and restaurants.
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At the same time, "selling out" is also a quaint notion nowadays.
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It looks so out of place in its surroundings, it's almost quaint.
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The building really may be a monument to quaint ideas about privacy.
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It is as quaint as the Third Amendment, about quartering of soldiers.
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Sausalito is a quaint waterside town across the bay from San Francisco.
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Really, I had forgotten that our existence was so quaint — and convenient.
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Ms. McLeod lived in a quaint bungalow, cluttered with her mother's furniture.
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Conflict of interest is the quaint term for this kind of thing.
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Then they visited a five-story elevator building on quaint Bedford Street.
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It seems antique and quaint compared to how 2500-somethings now socialize.
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For Mr. Coban, the amulets are something of a quaint cultural custom.
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Viewed from a far enough remove, the idea can seem rather quaint.
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The idea of scanning a phone on a turnstile will seem quaint.
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DONALD TRUMP owes his presidency to America's quaint system of electing leaders.
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Our machinery of death today makes Kafka's imaginative machine seem almost quaint.
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Thinking about the legally proper way to do things seems almost quaint.
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It seems almost quaint and old-fashioned now that we'd find it questionable.
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She lives in the country and brought me up with a quaint lifestyle.
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Faced with our reality, however, it feels like a quaint, even comforting alternative.
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For others, tripping experiences have been less quaint and more Fear and Loathing.
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But that seems downright quaint beneath the behemoth shadow of "mistakes" in 93.
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A simple snowfall turned a quaint Polish town over to the Dark Side.
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Many questioned whether it was a quaint political tradition whose time had passed.
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For startups, opening a real-world, physical store can seem a bit quaint.
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Military hardware rolls through quaint and largely crime-free neighborhoods in the movie.
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When you look back at activism from the early '90s it's almost quaint.
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It wouldn't be realistic for Miranda to live in a quaint, beautiful place.
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In this year's polarized and personality-driven contest, such appeals seem almost quaint.
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Even though it seems quaint to us now, back then it was massive.
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Picture-perfect streets are strewn across the US, but some are especially quaint.
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It's a discussion that looks quaint by comparison to our current political climate.
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"Boydton is the quintessential quaint courthouse town," said Leigh Lambert, the town librarian.
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Now, when even distant suburbs boast malls and multiplexes, our disdain seems quaint.
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Are we approaching a time when the very concept of craft seems quaint?
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America is full of historic main streets with beautiful architecture and quaint attractions.
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" Yet the affability remains in what she said is still "a quaint village.
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As quaint as they may seem, huts also serve a very real need.
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One day, grouping them together is likely to seem quaint and, possibly, dangerous.
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The sound is distinctly a vintage pop and rock with sharp, quaint guitars.
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Yeah, it's pretty quaint, but machine vision algorithms, in particular, were still young.
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But the reported $214 million annually it received looks quaint amid today's economics.
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"It was nice ... but quaint," Buchholz added, recalling the hospitality at the club.
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Compared with Mr. Musk's ambitions, the Lockheed Martin plan seems quaint and slow.
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This Treasury secretary's ethical problems make Tim Geithner's nanny tax issues look quaint.
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It might seem a quaint notion today, but those sections were a lifeline.
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The early '90s notions of co-opting punk seems fairly quaint in hindsight.
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The stores look like quaint boutiques, yet the money behind them is formidable.
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They're quaint and primitive and thank God we're here to save their souls.
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Today, the question seems almost quaint: If young people could vote, would they?
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And, Republicans, it's time to rediscover the quaint notion of separation of powers.
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But the sweeping stagecraft of the #ImWithHer convention now seems like a quaint memory.
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Reading back over these old stories in the age of Trump, they seem quaint.
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Novelties like these make last year's driverless cars and personal shopper bots look quaint.
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Hurricanes and tropical storms barrel through its quaint coastline towns, interrupting perfect summer weekends.
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Amid the game's futuristic urban sprawl, I found myself in a quaint zen garden.
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Maybe attending to supply and demand is not such a quaint superstition after all.
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In many ways this is a curiously quaint kind of premium smartphone marketing message.
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Today, it's known locally for its quaint gardens and internationally for its fried rice.
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Memoranda takes place in a quaint town, complete with charming little cafes and bakeries.
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Indeed, 2016's tenuous grasp on shared facts feels almost quaint by 2017 standards.
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FEW banks can match the quaint serenity of Banco Delta Asia's headquarters in Macau.
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The eastern European country definitely serves as a better backdrop for quaint, medieval Belgravia.
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"What a quaint little cab," von Güber says, after I buy my first car.
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For the second act, Cassandra and Olivia arrive in Paradise, altering its quaint homeostasis.
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No quaint streets, warm baguettes or cafes are to be found in their videos.
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NO AIRCRAFT BETTER sums up the quaint absurdity of Airbus's origins than the Beluga.
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As one of Europe's biggest industrial firms, though, Airbus is neither quaint nor absurd.
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And it also helps keep us 'quaint,' which I'm not a great fan of.
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That might seem awfully quaint to some, but perhaps the FA should take note.
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That's a quaint thought now, in this era of explosive popularity for mobile gaming.
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I find this charmingly disrespectful to the comics and quaint in a stupid way.
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But such is life in our "Cloud" society; where privacy is a quaint anachronism.
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Trashy American reality TV is started to look practically quaint all of the sudden.
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Looking back, the bath bomb in its original form seems so quaint, so provincial.
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The phrase "craft beer" is quaint and homey, but the industry is definitely not.
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Now a small but growing share of the young sees peaceful disobedience as quaint.
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This quaint Georgia venue has its own chapel, hidden beneath vines and oak trees.
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It is now a quaint bed and breakfast, called the John Rutledge House Inn.
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Though this space is small, it's perfect for a weekend away and extremely quaint.
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Its interiors are shot to make everything look cozy, quaint, and a little rustic.
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Main Street has plenty for visitors to see, from historic sites to quaint boutiques.
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The quaint, snow-covered streets of Aspen, Colorado, will leave any visitor feeling festive.
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"It's quaint in some ways," said Nick Smith, Ascot's director of racing and communications.
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It's also more spread out, lacking the quaint Main Street vibe of smaller towns.
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Let people be true to themselves — no matter how daring, no matter how quaint.
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Though some specialties now seem quaint — Oh, where have all the boardinghouse thieves gone?
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Except for just having the people, just because they're quaint or something like that.
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The conditions I found in New Rochelle last week look quaint by today's standards.
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He was consigning an entire roster of virtues to the junkyard of the quaint.
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"We have one of the more quaint, picturesque chapels on the strip," he said.
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Maybe bitterness brought him here, maybe ego, maybe this quaint old thing called patriotism.
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You can get a quaint ranch in Raleigh, North Carolina, for the same price.
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In the current era of influencers and online platforms, MySpace's scene queens feel quaint.
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Its rituals seem as quaint as Morris dancing or the Trooping of the Colour.
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The clarity with which John saw honor and moral responsibility seems almost quaint today.
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Though blocks and buildings were often quaint and lovely, no place was homey inside.
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There were quaint coffee shops, malls, and great restaurants within an hour of me.
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Still, breakthrough works that make uneasy subjects feel comfortable often seem quaint in retrospect.
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If the quaint, wholesome scene is expected, the 30-odd variations of oatmeal are not.
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There, at a quaint mountain resort, they will encounter something they didn't come looking for.
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Well, it's definitely not a quaint, miniature frame for a weathered photo of your beloved.
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A set of Apple AR glasses could make the Google Glass (seen above) look quaint.
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"Lordy, I hope there are tapes," Comey said, his quaint use "lordy" delighting the Twittersphere.
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Plus, the town of Celebration is quaint and well worth a visit on its own.
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For example, You've Got Mail, which will have its 20th anniversary in 2018, seems quaint.
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But Nintendo's tablet / console hybrid could be the perfect home for the quaint life simulator.
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I passed quaint cottages nestled in the valley and forlorn hitchhikers who stared me down.
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It's so quaint and rustic, and we find out that it's still an operating inn!
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What will we know in a century that will make our current knowledge look quaint?
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The game seems quaint by today's standards, but in 22, it was all the rage.
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And hey, he goes above the squabbling and reaches across the aisle sometimes, how quaint!
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Why was such a quaint piece of Americana being displayed in such a trendy hotel?
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Her new town is quaint enough to make the women of Big Little Lies jealous.
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Sweet drying leaves and an intoxicating aroma to fill a thousand quaint Yorkshire tea shops.
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We lie there for a long time, contemplating Lang's quaint dystopia as it silently unravels.
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The city was a robust trading hub and remains a quaint, if oversubscribed, tourist destination.
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Not built for tourists, it's been described as peaceful with quaint villages and unspoiled land.
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However, this quaint, remote European village does have a distinctly festive vibe around the holidays.
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Those looking for an underrated and quaint spot may want to check out Mackinac Island.
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It seems quaint right now, but this was in 1980 and then '90 and etc.
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Perast, a quaint coastal town on the Bay of Kotorin, Montenegro, is still relatively undiscovered.
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This house has a garage, a quaint feature you don't see in new homes anymore.
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Yet, under the current congressional schedule, that aspiration seems either naively quaint or complete lunacy.
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Pinterest, by Mr. Silbermann's design, is the opposite: the web's last bastion of quaint innocence.
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I made a plot diagram of the first book, which my son thought was quaint.
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And that, in turn, could make the turbulence in markets this week seem downright quaint.
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From the vantage point of just eight years, the fears stirred by Conficker seem quaint.
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To my born-in-1983 eyes, it seems almost quaint, homespun, aggressively and gleefully unpolished.
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Quaint: Don't the words just sound small, like something that could fit in your pocket?
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Here by comparison all other sources of humor, including professional comedians, seem quaint and futile.
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A quaint shop in the West Village gets dragged into rough-and-tumble Albany politics.
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The quaint name Storyville obscures the fact that it was New Orleans's red light district.
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The peach-colored home at 31 Romain St. in San Francisco looks more than quaint.
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One expected to have a quaint experience not unlike looking through a child's View-Master.
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"It's not cute and quaint like the Village, but I know my neighbors," she said.
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"They were regarded as a slightly quaint irrelevance," one of Blair's senior advisers told me.
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But behind the charming facade, life for the locals isn't as quaint as it looks.
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Keri Gailloux lives in a school bus turned tiny house, and her kitchen is quaint.
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Today, those remarks about the commencement speaker, Senator Edward Brooke, Republican of Massachusetts, seem quaint.
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The distinctions between fact and fiction, truth and falsehood seem quaint and impossible to parse.
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And he showed me the video, iPod quaint little device the little screen on it.
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Do so while you still can because come 2030, those concerns may seem rather quaint.
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This country had no place for books that celebrated the quaint, the homely, the small.
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And in this quaint college town, home to the state's flagship university, they seem inextricable.
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Kinderhook is Hudson Valley quaint, with Federal and Greek Revival houses separated by mountain vistas.
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The town—quaint, tidy—is technically in Hertfordshire, a county just northwest of metropolitan London.
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Paulette would be like Forrest Gump, I thought, gathering disciples as she strode through quaint towns.
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He dropped by the same quaint candy shop in Iowa where Mitt Romney once made milkshakes.
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In the hectic consumerist China of the late 20th century he cut a deliberately quaint figure.
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The best place to spend time was the pub — many of which also have quaint names.
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It takes places in a quaint English village, where... everyone turns into a cat at night.
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The quaint caucuses and infamous fry-forward state fair could disappear were Iowa to be dethroned.
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Why here, in this abrasively orange building, on a market square in a quaint university town?
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This was a far cry from the affectedly quaint confectioner parlors I had grown accustomed to.
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The presence of two screens seems quaint in 2019, but it was genuinely baffling in 2004.
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This delectable book shuttles between modern Hollywood and a quaint coastal resort in Italy's Cinque Terre.
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But compare those figures to the broader YouTube ecosystem and they start to sound almost quaint.
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That's actually a fairly quaint application for the emotion-detecting technology that Amazon is working on.
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But it's not simply a quaint bit of nostalgia like the Rialto Theatre or Angel's Flight.
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Skrillex claimed Queen for the US in a night, making the whole Revolutionary War seen quaint.
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I was seeing my friends in a countryside village, at a quaint pub called The Angel.
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Having ravenously stuffed our bellies with seafood from a quaint restaurant nearby, we sat on benches.
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And developers have been keener to copy the towns' quaint architecture than their underlying planning ideas.
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But it seems for Republicans, better angels are a quaint luxury of a time gone by.
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By the time the banks knew what was happening, even their improved customer offerings appeared quaint.
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"We've seen it change from a nice little quaint cow town to millionaires," Golliher told me.
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Facts are now a quaint hangover from a time of rational discourse, little annoyances easily upended.
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The political backdrop that inspired "Cruel Optimism" seems quaint compared with the divisiveness of the present.
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Unfortunately, the notion of a "sensible center" appears quaint to many in today's hyperpartisan Washington environment.
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Ideal for a solo traveler or couple, there's a small, quaint farmhouse kitchen and queen bed.
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NoLIta is a small, quaint neighborhood bordered by SoHo, Little Italy and the Lower East Side.
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Then I headed to Conestoga High School, past quaint and quiet downtowns and busy strip malls.
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It is quiet, quaint, and completely beautiful, albeit a little tragic to anyone coming from away.
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Across the courtyard is a quaint, dilapidated building, which the Franceschettis call "la ferme" (the farm).
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He wore a quaint, funny-looking wide-brimmed hat, one that I had never seen before.
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Almost immediately, it became clear that this was anything but the quaint mountain town I'd envisioned.
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But those tense interactions, experts say, seem almost quaint compared to the public mudslinging unfolding now.
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Instead, they chose to preach their sermon in a quaint church hidden away in an alley.
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With its quaint streets, attractive shops and effortless charm, it might as well be called Idyllville.
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Then the lemon curd: Bright yellow, like rays of endless sunshine over quaint pastures of wildflowers.
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With regular speeds of less than 10 miles per hour, these quaint conveyances hardly seem dangerous.
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And the idea that Facebook suppresses the sharing of conservative news now seems very quaint indeed.
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Characters behave badly in secret, the quaint notion being that discovery would bring shame and consequences.
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The vision for the area is a quaint town center with shops, restaurants and gathering places.
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But Amazon's Kindles, which now seem quaint in their singular focus on reading, found their niche.
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Below is a quaint port town that is home to about 27,2000 locals like Mr. Meletiou.
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Neither a free press nor any quaint separation of powers will protect us in today's world.
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It feels quaint now, compared to some of the darker claims made during the Brexit campaign.
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This way of thinking betrays a polite kind of Canadian naivete that verges on the quaint.
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He expects a quaint life with his family, but is soon pulled into several murder cases.
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Instead, it's the way the film thinks about changing minds and hearts that feels depressingly quaint.
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KS: Yeah, although that seems rather quaint now, doesn't it, after considering all the other issues?
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A remake of the 1993 Game Boy game of the same name, it's an incredibly quaint adventure.
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Some people strive to be doctors, or academics, or live in quaint cottages by the sea. Us?
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Quaint as they seem in this rough-and-tumble age, there is a reason for such customs.
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If the worst-case scenarios come to pass, today's modestly menacing ocean-climate system will seem quaint.
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It's in the quaint, quirky artworks that TEFAF becomes much more than a bazaar for the decorative.
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We strolled around the quaint downtown area and had lunch in the restaurant of a local hotel.
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Nonetheless, over the lifetime of a new plane, entertainment built into headrests will come to look quaint.
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The draw wasn't major attractions, like the Opry, but attending a quaint show at the Bluebird Café.
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This quaint and cozy pub was first established during the 16th century for the servants of bishops.
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There's a placard out front, and the quaint space is accessible by an external set of stairs.
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Enter from the street through a shaded courtyard path, past a quaint pond filled with koi fish.
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These tales usually involve a busy modern lead, a quaint snowy village and an available love interest.
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But in this decade, the idea of a strictly defined trending look for all artists seems quaint.
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A parade of men in hazmat suits gather outside a quaint suburban home tangled in withered vines.
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There's this quaint venue already in London named Wembley, which has no 10-month soccer club tenant.
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Cancer immunotherapy was condemned as a quaint if simplistic idea based on high hopes and bad science.
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Still, there's something quaint about saying, "it's half past two" that precise digital clocks aren't built for.
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Pleasant Street is just one of the quaint streets in the city center of Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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This quaint town, outwardly a haven for cheerful cyclists and cheese connoisseurs, was now layered with menace.
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This year it opened its first retail shop, a quaint Italian-style cafe in the meatpacking district.
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The convention that some things are so bad that they are resigning matters seems rather quaint today.
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That notion was rendered quaint years ago as the big-money December holidays crept into Thanksgiving's turf.
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The old saying that "politics stops at the water's edge" seems quaint in today's polarized political world.
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According to guest reviews, the house — which was first built in 1799 — is quaint, cozy, and comfortable.
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For poets, the old myths are not quaint and remote; they are resonant paradigms of contemporary life.
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When it is a war of good versus evil, "norms" and "fair play" seem like quaint anachronisms.
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From a quaint seaside town or a restaurant in your hometown that has wooden benches for seating.
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Few things compare to spending the holidays in a beautiful and quaint Southern town overlooking gorgeous mountains.
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It was sandwiched between a gorgeous overlook of the land below Volterra and a quaint coffee shop.
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Enamored of Cold Spring's quaint downtown, but drawn to Garrison's more bucolic flavor, the Wynns were torn.
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THE STONE The toxic disinformation of social media has rendered traditional forms of humor quaint and futile.
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But the betrothal and wedding scenes are both bogged down by divertissements that are quaint at best.
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The very idea of counting paper ballots, especially in large metropolitan areas, might seem quaint and unsophisticated.
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In his research, Patskou comes across quaint mysteries, some of which develop into Zapruder-film-style fascinations.
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As we climbed out of the cockpit, Harry said something quaint like 'that's a full day's work.
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"It seems quaint now, because there are tons of media outlets influenced by Jezebel," Ms. Holmes said.
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Initially, the premise and puzzles are fairly simple, as you guide the two through a quaint wilderness.
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Once you reach a quaint new destination, walk around to explore its cuisine and culture, she advises.
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Besides, Argentina's recent murderous history has a way of making pet theories of natural selection sound quaint.
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Its rugged coastline boasts dramatic cliffs and tiny coves dotted with ancient forts and quaint fishing harbors.
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Today's swiftest rail travel, at top speeds less than half as fast, would become a quaint anachronism.
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The exhibition also shows us Kurt Seligman's mock-medieval designs for "Temperaments," which are quaint at best.
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Like all writing about the internet from nearly two decades ago, it's easy to dismiss as quaint.
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Compared with it, Tesla's "gigafactory" is a poky warehouse and St Peter's Basilica is a quaint parish church.
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We are now on the brink of another revolution in reproduction, one that could make IVF look quaint.
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"We&aposre a quaint small town that is growing by leaps and bounds," says Nolensville Mayor Jimmy Alexander .
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But one of its problems is that given our current hellscape, Hart's downfall seems utterly quaint, and irrelevant.
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Actually, Daenerys was still dragon-less, twincest had shock value (how quaint), and all the Starks were happy.
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"The Finest Hours" never departs from a tried-and-true formula, but that's one of its quaint charms.
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This exculpatory perfect storm was well suited to an ensuing decade of megabankruptcies that made Enron's look quaint.
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Certainly, statements against free trade only a year ago were seen as quaint, nativist throwbacks to the 1930s.
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What a quaint concept, when the only way out was never to get in in the first place.
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And maybe that what seemed like the onrushing future can turn into the quaint past with amazing speed.
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Once a sleepy fishing village, Cascais is a beautiful resort town with vibrant nightlife and quaint cobblestone streets.
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Kiya, the film's star, is a teenage YouTuber who makes the antics of personalities like PewDiePie seem quaint.
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IT SEEMS almost quaint to focus on the officials elevated to leadership positions under Xi Jinping, China's president.
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These now-quaint notions of literacy were replaced in time by physics and French, then keyboarding and Cantonese.
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Nestled in the foothills of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains is the quaint Gold Rush town of Nevada City.
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The day we met in a quaint Brooklyn pizza spot, she got turned down for two potential jobs.
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GLOBAL LETTERBOX It's quaint in this Twitter age how so many power plays still take place via letters.
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Katy Perry's family and friends just scored HUGE, thanks to her scooping up a quaint little guest house.
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It seems quaint to imagine now but the original vision for the web was not an information superhighway.
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Think quaint 1960s English village meets a Fallout-inspired urban decay; ruined homes sit nicely alongside colorful gardens.
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She recalls the birthdays and weddings celebrated in the quaint back room of the bar in Woodhaven, Queens.
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Gore, they would have realized what a quaint vestige of bygone days those rules of engagement have become.
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But compared with the terrorists of today, Berry's villains are so creaky, they seem less threatening than quaint.
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Five years ago, the notion of Russians trying to dictate what goes on in Washington looked merely quaint.
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From expensive resorts to quaint inns, every state has a hotel that has stood out from the rest.
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The quaint town barred vehicles in 1898 over health concerns for the horses that live on the island.
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Colmar, France is known around the world for their quaint, charming, and festive decorations around the December holidays.
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Festival-goers celebrate all things fall by carving Jack-o'-lanterns that light up the quaint town square.
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It's a quaint idea, if somewhat wasted on a project that hardly seems worth the price of admission.
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And while these films were supposed to be thrillers, they make being online back then seem positively quaint.
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With eight months of Trump's presidency in the rear-view mirror, that possibility seems both quaint and laughable.
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This all seems rather quaint now, but in the late 90s, digital communication was very new to us.
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Thirteen days earlier, I had arrived in the quaint town of Norristown, Pennsylvania, where the trial was held.
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The typically quaint comments section of the Townsends video was quickly inundated with mentions of "cucks" and MAGA.
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While lobsters themselves are also very old, they are nevertheless not endangered, as quaint compound-word jobs are.
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Copán Ruinas is a tourist destination that boasts several quaint hotels, but the town has seen better times.
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Today that idea seems quaint; the internet is life, knit tightly with most behaviors of the Western world.
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Grab a crepe and admire the town's ramparts and quaint streets filled with art galleries and craft shops.
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There are radio towers and quaint ponds and houses with swimming pools and unleashed dogs chasing passing vehicles.
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The central conflict of the film — an independent bookseller is big-footed by a chain — feels quaint now.
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It's just long enough ago to feel vaguely quaint: no cellphones, only the earliest stirring of a GPS.
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One of the oldest, Candlewood Isle, was developed in the 1930s, its narrow streets lined with quaint cottages.
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The movie deliberately descends from this brutal height to something friendlier, more encouraging and, alas, substantially more quaint.
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Google has decided it is a quaint tradition that needed to be quite quashed — or at least quelled.
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A trip to Las Vegas to wager on March Madness or the Super Bowl could soon seem quaint.
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Overall, Celebration has unique architecture and a quaint atmosphere, but it doesn't have a lot of Disney influence.
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But when you look at what the line can do now, the OG is rather quaint in comparison.
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They dissed each other with a quaint feline ferocity, competed like two cage fighters, and avoided crossing paths.
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It had a long wood pier and a quaint main street lined with family-owned shops and restaurants.
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The quaint inn offers complimentary breakfast, beach cruiser bikes stocked with sunscreen and souvenirs, sweet tea and snacks.
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"We paid for the quaint neighborhood and centrality with the tiniest apartment we have ever lived in," Mrs.
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Even "Pamela," prudish and didactic as it is, feels far less limited or quaint than we might expect.
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The two-dimensional bloodbaths of Mortal Kombat seem quaint compared to the graphic nature of some games today.
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Mostly, though, as the movie's title whimsically suggests, the mid-90s were an era of adorably quaint technology.
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CNN: Some of the moments that have killed campaigns in the past seem so quaint and unremarkable now.
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We spill out into a working-class neighborhood called Visitacion Valley and walk along quaint, commercial Leland Avenue.
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But for many of us today, such 213th century romantic musings seem quaint, if not downright un-American.
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A backroom that's behind a quaint taco shack that happens to be gigantic club bigger than the shack.
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It's not that the country necessarily needs help when it comes to humorously naming its quaint towns and villages.
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If that all sounds too quaint for words, take a closer look at this group photo from the party.
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This beautiful country has something for everyone, including lush green coffee plantations, sparkling crystal beaches, and quaint colonial towns.
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Alexis Bledel's new role will take her from the quaint streets of Stars Hollow to a much drearier place.
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If a city looks quaint enough to be featured in a holiday card, we can (maybe) overlook the frostbites.
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Wearable Beauty TechFitness-tracker bands seem almost quaint compared to all of the new wearable tech hitting the market.
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Twelve months on, the mood has lifted so dramatically that last year's fears have come to seem almost quaint.
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In 2018, the existence of a dedicated gaming handheld can seem quaint, like a product of an older era.
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IT IS usually considered quaint to predict foreign-exchange movements by reference to whether currencies are dear or cheap.
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Today, Kanye West released his Yeezy Season 4 collection on a quaint little island nestled between Manhattan and Queens.
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NO PLACE IN Europe has done more to nurture Europe's jihadists than the quaint neighbourhood of Molenbeek in Brussels.
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Here, a selection of photos showcasing the wonderful juxtaposition between quaint small-town USA and the technological creative future.
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The installation certainly made viewers pause, but the enthusiasm with which staff members returned to it felt almost quaint.
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Even Kellyanne Conway's efforts to promote the Ivanka Trump brand from the White House seem quaint at this point.
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Well, those quaint homes from Tolkien's mind inspired this architectural gem in the village of Holme in Huddersfield, England.
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It's quite quaint in a way: We talk about when he held my hand, or the conversations we had.
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The quaint, often boring city is an hour-and-a-half by train from the mad rush of London.
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Everything is lovely, from the quaint home in which Offred keeps quarters, to the mansions that house the elite.
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It's a quaint town whose medieval stone streets are lined with centuries-old houses topped with steeply-pitched roofs.
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The Binnenhof, the seat of government, is a quaint Gothic fortress straight out of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale.
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It's hearty cooking—what you might imagine tucking into on a cold winter's night in a quaint Cornish village.
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We send texts now, a form of communication I expect will seem quaint not too far into the future.
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Jones Street in Savannah, Georgia, is lined with Spanish moss trees and is beloved for its quaint, Southern feel.
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The work of a young man quietly analyzing his father's death over some loopy, meandering beats feels almost quaint.
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There was a quaint wooden stool, flat-screen TV, and nightstand with a glass water bottle and bed lamp.
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Moreover, the block was a mishmash of houses and garages, rather than the quaint tree-lined street she envisioned.
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Mr. Thompson's set brings to mind a threadbare traveling circus, with its fading striped bunting and quaint peeling trailers.
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"We've seen it change from a nice little quaint cow town to millionaires," local rancher Jane Golliher told me.
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The surrounding area was just as quaint — filled with small restaurants, shops, bookstores, a movie theater, and a florist.
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Mackinac Island, Michigan, is a quaint beach town that's perfect for those looking to get away from city life.
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Mackinac Island, Michigan, is a quaint beach town that's perfect for those looking to get away from city life.
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A backroom that's behind a quaint taco shack that happens to be a gigantic club bigger than the shack.
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As a result, an old-fashioned Pee-wee flick can't help feeling quaint by comparison, subversive edge or not.
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The drive to the clinic had taken me past leafy neighborhoods dotted with quaint homes, churches, and strip malls.
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It seems quaint now, in retrospect, to expect to saunter into the store, request my size, pay and leave.
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Indeed, worrying about mere policy defeats seems like almost quaint amid the grim exigencies of the Age of Trump.
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They pour in at once to the quaint downtown, where dozens of tour buses await, like a standing army.
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In a time of a torrential flow of online photographs and omnipresent video, such material simplicity is almost quaint.
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There, while looking down a cobblestone street lined with quaint houses, I could smell the warm pastries escaping bakeries.
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It's interesting that a quaint Greek ideal from thousands of years ago would find a practical application in Uganda.
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But there is something endearing, almost quaint, about their creativity in trying to win as many games as possible.
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A CNN presentation for advertisers held on March 5 — less than two weeks ago — seems almost quaint in retrospect.
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In their place, he could install loyalists unconcerned with the quaint notion that no one is above the law.
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Today they are definitely retro and even slightly goofy, little more than quaint reminders of the way things were.
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Fifteen years later, Kan's original idea seems quaint, given the level of self-promotion and oversharing that's become commonplace.
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Showtime's latest follows Miri as she returns to her quaint English town after completing an 18-year jail sentence.
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I recommend the original Bourke Street location, a shop on the corner with a quaint vibe and cute atmosphere.
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Take a look inside their quaint space to see how it&aposs built for a life on the road.
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I found a quaint roadside joint with an open-air bar and a few outdoor tables for large groups.
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In Russia, a new czar is all too happy to undermine the West's quaint belief in Wilsonian self-determination.
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Christmas figurines — a Santa holding a tree, a quaint house covered in snow — give the place a homey feel.
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Soon, they all start to sing and dance — and occasionally exchange dialogue that in this context sounds terminally quaint.
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We all do, and we all have room in our lexicons for the quaint, the familiar and the fresh.
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These are quaint hypotheticals, but the idea of folding screens is just too interesting not to get excited about.
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He became president because of a quaint 18th-century quirk in the Constitution, not because the people elected him.
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The texts Strozzi chose to set mostly explore desire and passion, with words that might seem quaint to us.
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A Short Hike is a quaint little thing that has basically everything I want in a game in 2019.
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Our last and oldest entry on the list is more endearingly quaint than outright weird, but it's worthwhile regardless.
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She bought the quaint blue townhouse in Oakland in 2005 from her salary as a well-paid tax lawyer.
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That idea now seems quaint — of course cellphones and the apps we download to them are monitoring our activities.
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A rickety bridge crosses the heart of the hamlet, packed Ponte Vecchio-style with quaint shops on either side.
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Enjoy your stroll on the quaint New England property around the house, but keep your eyes on the windows.
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As for acquiring a quaint beachfront home on the New England coast, that's when things get a little trickier.
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Blue Diamond This isn't so much a day trip as a quaint place to stop while visiting Red Rock Canyon.
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At Fireside Resort in Wyoming, experience it for yourself at one of the 23 quaint cabins located on the property.
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Zendaya also posted a snap on her Instagram Stories of Holland and Batalon posing in a quaint and colorful alleyway.
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The posts offer basic health tips and quaint insights into what #WellnessWednesday looks like for the country's top-dog cops.
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Brut Wine BarThe salmon sashimi, salads, and pasta dishes at this quaint spot near Rothschild Boulevard are pretty much perfect.
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Both the properties feature stunning views, with the Beast's Castle coupling seclusion with easy access to a quaint nearby village.
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So it let Iowa go first, as they had a quaint (antiquated and stupid) caucus process that required more time.
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In comparison to the targeted disinformation campaigns that have dominated headlines in recent years, social media hoaxes seem almost quaint.
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Like a quaint living room window, you can only see the clean and pretty part they want you to see.
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You can find the food blogger turned Food Network star online, documenting her quaint lifestyle for over 300 thousand followers.
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After finally living out the quaint life he was once robbed of, an elderly Captain America sits by a river.
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The notion that bands should make music for the love of it was always romantic and now seems positively quaint.
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The Verge spoke to Rubin about VR intimacy, its social powers and downsides, and why VR porn is surprisingly quaint.
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As our real-life political world got wackier, House of Cards stayed the course, and now it feels downright quaint.
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Or how about that other very quaint two-bedroom that we'd describe as cozy with a heaping spoonful of clowns?
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Then along came Ronda Rousey and all our quaint notions about women and cage-fighting were blasted to the heavens.
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The "confusion" that reigned in the political arena in 1995 looks quaint next to the chaos of the Trump era.
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There was a quaint time when interactions between you and your bank were just that: between you and your bank.
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The retro cars, suits, and architecture all put High-Rise more in a quaint, remote past than a dystopian future.
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We're thoroughly children of the cloud these days, and portable hard drives have come to feel as quaint as cassettes.
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In 1897, William James, the celebrity philosopher, was offered $400 to lecture at Harvard on the quaint subject of immortality.
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Splitting up by phone used to be the height of rudeness, but it's relatively quaint in the age of ghosting.
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Yarny's adventure starts in a quaint home, filled with old pictures, each one serving as a different level to explore.
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A 1999 Usenet FAQ sums it up nicely: But in our current political climate, Godwin's Law starts to sound quaint.
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On the one hand, the human expertise is growing, making that tableful of young college grads at YouTube seem quaint.
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After a while, attempts like Jefferson's or that of the antebellum preachers to make racism reasonable must have seemed quaint.
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With the current fetching price of Japan's luxury fruit market apparently booming, it makes $200 square watermelons seem almost quaint.
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But with its $13.4 billion purchase of the high-end grocery chain Whole Foods, all of that speculation seems quaint.
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It sits on a quiet street near the quaint shops of this historic East End village, once a whaling port.
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Now, recent advances in technology are being co-opted by eager archeologists - technology that makes radio-carbon dating seem quaint.
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Blue Ridge in Georgia, where the Draper James jeans are made, is a quaint old mining town that's worth seeing.
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While there's something unpolished and silly about this, its potential implications for the future make the process seem almost quaint.
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This intensely antagonistic election has shattered another quaint campaign ritual: the handshakes between opposing candidates' family members before a debate.
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The second-largest city in Portugal after Lisbon, Porto is known for quaint cobblestone streets, local wineries and leisurely pace.
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Once-quaint neighborhoods overflow with cardboard hovels filled with young children who are lucky to eat three meals a day.
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It was the latest bit of quaint pageantry from a Democratic Party talking out of both sides of its mouth.
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Book this cabin for $230 per weekend nightSaugerties is a Hudson Valley haven for those seeking quaint towns to explore.
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Quebec City is known for its beautiful old-world feel, quaint bistros, delicious French cuisine, cobblestone streets, and friendly locals.
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Food Hugger Set — $10 See Details Relive a more quaint age of churning your own butter with this mini-churner.
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The Trump administration's resurrection of this musty issue seems especially quaint because video game violence has lost its transgressive spark.
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In legal states, the old-school dealer surreptitiously selling "mids" is as quaint a nostalgic memory as the flip phone.
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It's quaint, looking back at her appointment as secretary of state, how Obama tried to get Hillary without the shadiness.
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Southern hospitality meets quaint charm in Charleston for an intriguing alternative to a more well-traversed place like New Orleans.
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Both halves of the production focus on a brand of quaint physical humor I shall not refer to as mime.
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As a result, the famous comment by the late Tip O'Neill that "all politics is local" now seems rather quaint.
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Today, against the backdrop of our enormous challenge in salvaging the Earth, MacLeish's message almost seems quaint, if not dated.
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The site was hardly a Gateway Arch, but the quaint enthusiasm of its preservation aims offered some bite-size edification.
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Maybe today that seems quaint and stupid, but something like that is fair when it comes to children and decency.
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She represents an almost quaint archetype of the solemn centrist who was always deliberating very carefully over something or other.
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Richardson's vision of a suburban utopia might strike some as a quaint fantasy, but this is the '90s, after all.
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We took a winding overnight bus and arrived bleary-eyed to a quaint hotel door still locked at 8 a.m.
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In those days you learned about the web by reading print magazines, which is charmingly quaint to look back on.
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At location No. 4, I sat on a red stool called the Mondriaan Bench and faced the quaint Dutch city.
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As with so many lessons of previous presidencies, the Miers episode seems quaint in the age of President Donald Trump.
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The startling revelations brought more anguish to those grieving the deaths of 20 people in the quaint town of Schoharie.
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But now, with managers so nervous about letting pitchers face hitters three times in one game, it seemed almost quaint.
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STEPINS makes sense, but it seems kind of obscure (and has also been clued as "quaint undies" in the past).
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The Iowa caucuses are at once both quaint and globally significant, with a singular power to elevate, or deflate, candidacies.
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There, they farm, fish, cook, craft, and mine, all while getting to know the other inhabitants of this quaint town.
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That may seem quaint given that all U.S. diplomats report to a president who still uses his personal Twitter account.
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Handwritten notes are appreciated for the effort they demonstrate — and too often for their quaint rarity — not for their legibility.
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Winning a town league or even a state title these days is almost considered quaint, just not proportionally conclusive enough.
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Described by the site as "quaint and intimate, with a chic vibe," Avignon features picturesque stone buildings and beautiful boutiques.
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Fifteen years ago, I was lucky enough to find a quaint apartment on a small rue in the central Marais.
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However sublime, those efforts against the Rams, the Panthers, the Eagles and the Seahawks all seemed quaint before Sunday night.
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The quaint spot is affixed with lighting so that Tierney and her guests can enjoy the space day or night.
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He was a fabled, Nessy-esque ghoulie in the quaint mythology of the West Scottish town of Greenock for years.
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By Saturday, the neo-Nazis clashed and brawled with counter-protesters in feuds throughout Charlottesville's typically quaint and quiet streets.
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As for what's left of the quaint shingle and brick homes that once lined the block, there are still holdouts.
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Give it another five years, and the idea of Prime Day as just a "shopping" event might seem practically quaint.
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Ellen's snagged a 5 bedroom, 6.5 bath beachfront home in Carpinteria, a quaint coastal community between L.A. and Santa Barbara.
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It's dessert as your mom would make it, a quaint reprieve from the splatters and spoon swooshing of most restaurant plating.
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We especially love shoes: the clean lines and quaint design of historical footwear is something we're always on the hunt for.
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It opened in 1976, a time when Little 5 Points hustlers doled actual dope—so in a way, it's rather quaint.
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Similarly, she initially resists working topical humor into her monologue, which, given the current climate, is almost quaint in its naivete.
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Long walks in the country, quaint old pubs and reading a book by the fire can do wonders for the mind.
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It sits on a quaint suburban lot, surrounded by trees and it's just a short walk away from the Hudson River.
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The idea has been around since the 1950s, and computerised translation is still known by the quaint moniker "machine translation" (MT).
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However, that doesn't mean there aren't steps you can take to better ensure your privacy while relaxing in your quaint rental.
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The choice seems almost quaint; the concept is neither peculiar to 2018 (it is years older than that) nor especially hot.
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When The Verge meets Kimbra in a quaint Brooklyn apartment, we discover she doesn't carry a lot of things with her.
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It's the equivalent of today's farmhouse chic — sanitized and quaint, without any of the petty bothers of actually running a farm.
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President Trump, allow me to put what happened to my quaint middle class neighborhood in terms with which you are familiar.
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It's newly quaint to think that these should be the questions animating a presidential campaign, but I guess I'm a throwback.
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I know that Blur's "The Universal" played as my wife approached an altar one might have described as quaint and crafty.
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Last weekend, Ellicott City's quaint Main Street, with red, white, and blue decorations draped from storefronts, became a churning brown river.
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Booker's bet that a tech billionaire could throw enough money at a problem and fix it sounds very quaint in 2019.
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How quaint that seems: depending on how you count things, the multiple now is somewhere between 140-1 and 335-1.
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Such efforts in the past have been dismissed in London or Washington as quaint, or dangerously undermining of NATO, or both.
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The quaint towns and villages scattered between the lush forests and paddy fields bordering the backwaters are now communities in despair.
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While he's now a titan of Silicon Valley, Mark Zuckerberg was raised in the quaint town of Dobbs Ferry, New York.
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Waverly Place in New York City's Greenwich Village is home to some of the most quaint corners in the bustling city.
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Stone steps led up from a sleepy lane to a quaint cottage with a "Bernie for President" sign in the window.
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The Swan Inn is a real-life Cotswolds inn and restaurant, serving traditional English dishes in a quaint, low-ceilinged pub.
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It ripped up sidewalks, gutted many of the town's quaint shops and carried off vehicles, depositing some of them blocks away.
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The rise of deepfakes is already making the problem of fake news—the real kind, not the Trumpian insult—seem quaint.
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Unlike the hustle and bustle of Election Day in swing states or big cities, this city, population 223,203, exuded Midwestern quaint.
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For an average price of $53 per night, this quaint and cozy home in Nashville, Tennessee makes the perfect weekend getaway.
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Often it's the quaint, old-fashioned bookshops that provide the perfect excuse to browse uninterrupted and to disconnect from the world.
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This quaint home in San Jose, California, is bigger and cheaper than most of the other real estate in the area.
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But it is also an argument for an increasingly quaint idea of Western civilization as a moral force in the world.
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In the year 2000, the world was forever changed thanks to the brilliant Amy Sherman-Palladino and a quaint Connecticut town.
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With political campaigns sweeping in billions, with major banks tricking their customers out of vast fortunes, a $21988,250 bribe seems quaint.
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Someday, we're going to see double features again and go to theaters because it's this quaint, fabulous thing that people rediscovered.
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The quaint town of Chillicothe is where Benson was born and raised, and where he works at the courthouse every day.
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"More Europe," once the clarion call for federalists across the continent, now carries the quaint ring of an ancient hunting cry.
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Visitors to Anderson can enjoy mild autumn weather, quaint inns, and fun community events in addition to activities on Lake Hartwell.
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As a society, we have evolved to a point where erstwhile concerns of the government as Big Brother seem almost quaint.
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Managing this quaint but essential institution are the headstrong theater director Dorothea (Tyne Daly) and her actress partner Greta (Elisabeth Henry).
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Despite the quaint imagery many people still associate with milk's creation, almost all of it is produced at a factory scale.
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That is why it is rather quaint to learn that one of its most successful retail initiatives is Ralph Lauren coffee.
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Its quaint town center has several historic buildings, two 933th-century churches, a single store and restaurant, and a small green.
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Van Vechten's photos are fascinating but quaint: They often accentuate ballet's glamorous triviality rather than its more profound capacity for drama.
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And while it seems quaint now, the menu that Gretchen designed offered something most vegan and vegetarian people couldn't find elsewhere.
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And that's because the anti-vaccine crowd (or anti-vaxxers) aren't trafficking in anything as concrete, mundane and quaint as facts.
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With the construction, the character of the village began changing as quaint blue wooden cottages with white gingerbread trim were obliterated.
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With Netflix rolling out new shows all year long, the idea of fresh TV programming in the fall may seem quaint.
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While many teams shed their stars to end playoff droughts, Dipoto will keep pushing with a quaint concept: addition by addition.
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In an age of torrential email, incessant group texts and lackadaisical Facebook birthday posts, snail mail has become quaint, almost vintage.
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The school draws its approximately 244,20 students from around the United States and beyond to a quaint campus in central Iowa.
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It can be quaint and even clumsy, all of which can give idiocy, incomprehensibility and untruth a false air of authenticity.
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In Alexei Ratmansky's "Namouna: A Grand Divertissement" (New York City Ballet, 2010), it's by turns quaint, seductive, lyrical, poetic and jolly.
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"Iran has taken impeachment off the front burner, or at least, makes it look quaint," one GOP congressional aide quipped Monday.
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For evenings out, a multiplex theater and upscale restaurants like Kyma and Hendrick's Tavern pepper the quaint neighboring village of Roslyn.
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Vernon had lived the kind of quaint, rooted existence that seems increasingly rare, given the cosmopolitan ambitions of most professional musicians.
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You watch period dramas and take as truth their message: British colonialism was quaint, glorious, and a high point in civilization.
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Instead, working with sets designed by Robert Innes Hopkins and the late Johan Engels, the director repurposes quaint, pre-cinematic devices.
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There is an ice cream shop, an organic grocery store, a seafood restaurant and a quaint cafe — all within walking distance.
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In 1987, educational game developer Unicorn Software released a quaint little floppy disk tour of US history called All About America.
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As you explore, you'll gain access to tubes that let you zip back up to the quaint frontier town on the surface.
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Like a quaint living room window, you can only see in to the clean and pretty part they want you to see.
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Patriotic anthems like "The East Is Red" crackle from loudspeakers, women dance with fans and school children march along quaint, wide streets.
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" The quaint country road is now witnessing a spike in five-star reviews, with another user commenting: "This is a great place!
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In the mid-2000s, when I served as MySpace's head of policy, the problems tech platforms faced were quaint by today's standards.
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There are increasingly slick, customizable bottles and boxes, prerolled-joint vials, quaint jars, and all number of cartridges for vape-pen users.
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So, the passage of time is invoked in the juxtaposition of space travel with the quaint analogue notion of the road trip.
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With astonishingly strong winds, the near-Category 5 hurricane transformed the quaint beachside community's homes and hotels into ragged frames and foundations.
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With astonishingly strong winds, the near–Category 5 hurricane transformed the quaint beachside community's homes and hotels into ragged frames and foundations.
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Mr Naipaul's ancestors were Indian, but that part lay in darkness, pierced only by his grandmother's prayers and quaint rituals of eating.
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To future generations of South Korean men, Mr Lim's story may come to sound like a quaint tale from the ancient past.
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Once we reach that milestone, regulations like the 14-day rule will seem as quaint as a world without this reproductive technology.
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Tia's date and Becca's hometown dates mirror one another in their quaint makeup — perhaps we should have paid attention to this clue.
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Meanwhile, only feet away, Eden is the star of her own romantic comedy, taking place under the quaint moonlight of New England.
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You'll live in a quaint town, manage your own farm, and grow crops... that you can then use to battle other people.
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Kalispell, Montana (CNN)The acoustic song is folksy and gentle, carrying the sort of ease you'd expect from a quaint Montana event.
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It's mesmerizing and sort of quaint and has absolutely nothing to do with Rydelek's day job as a full-time body contortionist.
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The qualifying tournament is held the week before in the quaint surroundings of Roehampton — potentially creating a security headache if Sharapova plays.
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That quaint image in your head of a jolly farmer with a handful of livestock in pretty green fields is fading fast.
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While the phony accounts may seem quaint by Bernie Madoff standards, they are no less serious violations of corporate and consumer confidence.
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And unlike a lot of early examples of industrial, instead of seeming quaint in the present day, it'll still make you wince.
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Yes, Molly's Lodge itself is pretty quaint and cozy, but you'll also be buying Molly's Mews, a second building on the property.
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Emmerdale, set in a quaint northern English village in the Yorkshire Dales, will see three female producers lead the one-off episode.
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When WADA opened in 2003, drugs in sport had already become a worldwide epidemic and fair play was merely a quaint idea.
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Well shucks, I thought, and yes that quaint Midwestern word appears in my internal monologues, Well shucks, that bastard looks like me.
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While high-rises abound in waterfront neighborhoods like Exchange Place and Newport, other waterfront enclaves like Paulus Hook retain a quaint sensibility.
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The Apple series focuses on a young girl who moves from Brooklyn to the quaint, lakeside town her father grew up in.
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Helen and I grew up in the same Topeka neighborhood: Potwin, a historic district of quaint red brick streets and Victorian houses.
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Known for its picturesque dune-swept beaches, high-end shopping, and delicious seafood restaurants, there's plenty to do on this quaint island.
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It sounds simple, and perhaps quaint these days, but one of the most important qualities we need in a President is honesty.
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But for titles that are rather less known than Bungie's quaint little shooter, the Clubs and LFG systems are an absolute godsend.
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The town is somehow even more quaint and more scenic than I expected, and the Hall museum even more extensive and fascinating.
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I walked around the quaint jungle town with a Spanish/English dictionary, a notebook and pen, and the goal to never leave.
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Mid-22006s hip-hop may seem quaint by today's standards, but at the time, it was as mean as the streets themselves.
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Modernists would be drawn to Moses's quaint paintings of steam trains, horse-drawn carriages, and little checkerboard houses dotting patchwork quilt farms.
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It all seems a bit quaint compared with how quickly young creators are able to become famous and financially independent in 2020.
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The area's elegant pocket of shops and restaurants is wedged between frenetic and frenzied Oxford Street and less-than-quaint Marylebone Road.
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Those convictions, Wren said, come from the quaint method Dombrowski prefers for gathering information: actual conversations, on the phone and in person.
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It seems almost quaint to recall that team president Magic Johnson chastised Walton when the Lakers stumbled to a 3-5 start.
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Popularized by Monopoly, the gambling town of Atlantic City was built as a quaint seaside resort, and boasts the country's first boardwalk.
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That quaint, gossip-clotted town doesn't really exist, except in the imaginations of a fraternal pair identified only as One and Two.
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The ancient couples were quaint in the stiff, sepia photos posing in their Sunday best or in jerky 16-millimeter home movies.
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Rooms are small and quaint and make you feel like a French Quarter local, but are pretty expensive for such limited amenities.
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Big agriculture reacts to agroecology by painting it as nice, but quaint, certainly not up to the job of feeding the world.
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That seems quaint, given the bitter partisanship that seems to have cleaved the country in 2018, big city and small town alike.
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That flooding ripped up sidewalks, gutted many of the town's quaint shops and carried off vehicles, depositing some of them blocks away.
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It's the type of impossibly quaint seaside scene you might expect to find in New England, only within New York City limits.
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Manigault Newman dwells within a new shrine to celebrity status where shame is but a quaint and quixotic relic of the past.
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Others regarded our devotion as either strange or quaint, like one of those unlikely animal friendships: a monkey and a pigeon, perhaps.
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He started at Bunnahabhain in 1978, when the 36 distillery workers all lived in the quaint, chimneyed houses clustered around the distillery.
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Simultaneously grotesque and whimsical, the miniatures made from the hardened candy, decorated with paint, buttons, and beads, offer absurd, quaint talismanic figurines.
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When tourists come here, they are looking for the quaint Village they've seen in movies or read about, which is fading away.
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Take Stardew Valley, a quaint farming game with 16-bit graphics that reminded me of the early Pokémon titles for Game Boy.
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BOEM's is particularly quaint, with each bidder required to prepare bids in sealed envelopes, and an official announcing the winners out loud.
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" Those born after the boomers may find it quaint to read about a president asking citizens to sacrifice, to "pay any price.
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The idea, laid out in the Constitution, that Congress has the power to declare war looks like a quaint 18th-century notion.
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Arrivals at Labuan Bajo — mainly from Bali and Jakarta — land at a quaint airport looking like something from Hollywood blockbuster, Jurassic Park.
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"He wanted to build a relationship with his counterparts in the G.R.U., which seemed, at best, quaint and naïve," Hall told me.
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And it seems almost impossibly quaint, because the search for the truth in the Trump investigations is breaking down along partisan lines.
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The film is set in a quaint, fictional Ohio town that's full of lights and foliage, but where was it actually filmed?
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But that could be quaint compared to what the physical and financial risks of a disaster are today due to climate change.
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This might seem a somewhat quaint family dispute made public, except the race has been close, according to a number of polls.
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But years from now the future technology that was being built there during the War on Terror will look quaint. Anachronistic. Outdated.
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Like the retail hub for wizards in the Harry Potter books and movies, Temescal Alley seems like a quaint alternative shopping universe.
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But today it seems quaint to imagine that an ad could be the most disturbing reminder of hate a commuter might encounter.
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Artist, science and writer residencies could be added in Nolan Park, the quaint collection of yellow clapboard houses near the island's center.
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Gingerbread fretwork gives it a quaint charm, as does the rustic wall of native stone, speckled with seashells, that surrounds the property.
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As mass media give way to the more personalized media, it would've seemed quaint if not dated for Lazarus to critique television.
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Both instruments add haunting touches to the project, a blissful exploration of mundane coldness, showing a quaint side of the Dutch producer.
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In contrast to the corrupt figures at the helm of the circus that is our American government, most clowns now seems quaint.
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You could visit the quaint hill town of Tawang in Arunanchal Pradesh, the birthplace of the Tibetan spiritual leader the sixth Dalai Lama.
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They'll seed falsehoods across the social media landscape with an intensity and volume that will make the current state of affairs look quaint.
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INGRAHAM: Howy a lot of folks are going back to this quaint old idea that the press should be calling balls and strikes.
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This quaint juice bar is stocked with clean eats and nutritious snacks that will keep you energized for a full day of exploring.
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It uses a quaint little thing called a notebook that you might not have seen since the iPhone first came into your life.
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The notion that the money and extra attention will translate into an avalanche of votes for Mr Campbell seems quaint at this point.
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He runs the company out of a quaint storefront office along a winding highway popular with tourists that connects Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama.
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He successfully erased Abha's quaint old town, with its beehive houses made of wattle, only to replace them with squat breeze-block bungalows.
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To my left is a quaint little ski village with small cabins that have a perfect view of the West Virginia landscape below.
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All around are thousands of fellow enthusiasts attending a Hanfu cultural festival held annually in Xitang, a quaint, canal-side town near Shanghai.
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She evoked a Republican Party that might seem quaint and unfamiliar to those whose introduction to politics has been this unusual election campaign.
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The quaint shop is a spot she visits often—like on Christmas Eve last year when she popped in for some apple tarts.
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An investigation into one president's corruption seems almost quaint in the face of the massive political change needed to ensure our very survival.
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But LaPierre's letter looks almost quaint compared to the new flamethrower of an NRA ad fronted by conservative talk-show host Dana Loesch.
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Its cast of heroes are all cute, pixelated sprites, and they travel a map filled with dangerous caverns, snowy fields, and quaint towns.
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And what could be safer place to call home then a leafy, cultured, little town with a quaint downtown and a country club?
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The Economist may think Singapore is quaint and old-fashioned, but time will tell if a cautious approach to social change is wiser.
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Sony's early slogan for the Playstation encouraging "Live in your world, play in ours" seems quaint—we live and play in both now.
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Soon, Kincardine could be known for something other than its quaint wooden lighthouse: a nuclear waste vault, buried 680 meters (2,21988 feet) underground.
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Coeure presented a preliminary report to ministers and central bankers at the meeting, in the quaint chateau town of Chantilly, north of Paris.
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The social network is now so casually weaponized that the wife of a Senate candidate spreading misinformation about serious allegations seems downright quaint.
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While it is a stark departure from her over-the-top, California-glam oasis on the show, the space is quaint and charming.
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Remember, that in the quaint days surrounding Trump's inauguration, the president ordered his press secretary to dispute the crowd size of the event.
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In his campaign, the actor and director opposed building and zoning codes that protected the village's quaint character but also restricted business initiatives.
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Steiner Street is also home to other quaint corners and homes featured in pop culture, such as the house used in "Mrs. Doubtfire."
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Jackson has come a long way from its origins as a "little quaint cow town," as Jane Golliher, a local rancher, put it.
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Magnolia Press might be in a large, industrial-looking space, but guests can still expect the overall feel to be cozy and quaint.
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The park is so big that visitors can get around on adorably quaint-looking bikes — complete with baskets to hold all your goodies.
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Domaine de Fontenille is a fantastic option to experience the quaint French countryside at a small, upscale hotel with excellent food and wine.
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The quaint English city, known for its pottery and landscape gardens, is a far cry from the genocide he escaped four years ago.
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The quaint townhouse that's home to the National Whistleblower Center in Georgetown is awfully sunny for a place that handles so much darkness.
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Yes, your apartment can smell like a quaint Connecticut town, regardless of how many lovably wacky characters are actually living there with you.
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Instead of a quaint downtown, she struts the parking lot of an apartment complex, stopping to twerk as people look on in confusion.
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I'm thinking about this as we pass the gingerbread houses in the quaint little town of Oświęcim, along the lane to the camp.
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The plates evoke the atmosphere of a sanitarium in Victorian times, with an almost quaint antiquity that is at once sterile and disturbing.
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Right now, it feels like I may just be too childish and excitable to truly adapt to the quaint pleasures of family life.
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The old debate about whether or not improv comedy is an art in itself or a means to create work now seems quaint.
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We seem to have transcended such quaint notions of hypocrisy or duplicity and become addicted to rage on every level in every form.
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In a plot twist that now seems quaint, Miranda horrified her friends by moving from a Manhattan apartment to a brownstone in Brooklyn.
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Each tiny space is equipped with a power outlet, a shallow shelf, a stool and a quaint, nonfunctional — but highly Instagrammable — retro telephone.
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The second might have been that a nearby village, a quaint tourist attraction with sledding and sleigh rides, is called Uiyaji Wind Village.
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Gone were quaint customs like the "blue slip," which entitled home-state senators to record their approval or rejection of a judicial nomination.
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And that's before the regulatory hurdles, including a quaint-seeming 1971 New York law that requires at least one hand on the wheel.
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Ms. Ward knew that traveling to the ceremony, a destination affair on a quaint renovated former dairy farm, would be hard on Onassis.
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No films exist of Duncan dancing for longer than a few seconds, and her works in performance tend to look quaint, faded, antique.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — When we think of southwestern borderlands, many Americans think of half-abandoned outposts or quaint small towns with lone desert highways.
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The quaint board game has been transformed into a video game, and the souped-up CGI makes the 1995 version look downright primitive.
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"We've never had a female U.S. senator," Ms. Blackburn said in a cafe in Franklin, a quaint town in her Middle Tennessee district.
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Two similar and tiny one-bedrooms were available in a quaint building on Bedford Street in the West Village, for $3,500 and $3,700.
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Items on view will include fine estate jewelry and quaint Americana, as well as vintage furniture, handmade rugs, objets d'art and other curios.
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They belong to different classes, and if they attempt to mix, they will inevitably regard each other as quaint and not quite human.
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While Yorktown Heights does not have a quaint downtown, it does provide shopping convenience, with local stores like Turco's grocery and national chains.
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Cole Street, its commercial thoroughfare, has a number of quaint mom-and-pop shops, including Cole Hardware and the gourmet spot Say Cheese.
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Life, at the moment, is scarier than fiction, and compared with the wholesale disintegration of civility taking place in Washington, "Homeland" looks quaint.
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But the bigger story may be that we are already a natural resource colony for China as well as a quaint tourist destination.
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They figured it would be easy to find a quaint, two-bedroom home where they could age in place without overspending on housing.
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It&aposs quaint to think of the days when listening to an audiobook meant keeping track of — and not scratching — multiple compact discs.
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The thought of writing about the flag came to me as I biked through one of New Jersey's quaint beach towns this July.
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In comparison to all these things, the belief that the moon landing was shot in a Hollywood studio actually seems sort of quaint.
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It is home to the Schloss Sanssouci, the Prussian monarchs' summer palace, with a quaint downtown that is a popular destination for tourists.
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After almost two years in the world of President Donald Trump and his associates, our old "good people" line sounds ever more quaint.
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Some Disney fairytales like Tangled, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Frozen are usually set it quaint, fictional towns that resemble actually places.
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The farming/role-playing game Stardew Valley recreated in The Sims 4 is every bit as quaint and comforting as the original Pelican Town.
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So perhaps quibbles about how humane lethal injection procedures may or may not be as means of exiting condemned murders seem a little quaint.
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That relationships were set up almost entirely to regulate property and organize extended families has been brushed aside, a quaint memory of times past.
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Hard as it is to accept, Flash is the modern equivalent of a Western Union telegram, once useful but now quaint, and slightly ridiculous.
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While the creep of life enhancements have taken over nearly every other aspect of my home, the contents of my closet are almost quaint.
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It's only seven years old, but it feels like a relic, a naïve movie with quaint, softball critiques of Mark Zuckerberg and his creation.
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Indeed, in the face of massive cinematic universe projects such as the Marvel, Harry Potter, or Star Wars films, a trilogy seems almost quaint.
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It's quaint, how much confidence Eminem has that this is a good and impressive joke, and corny can be fun, once in a while.
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You can see the "PC loaded with special software" in the video above, which is just a quaint blue screen showing simple workout data.
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Way back in the day, stripes had a much less quaint reputation: The pattern was considered "the devil's clothing," according to historian Michel Pastoureau.
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At the end of each year of college, you should look back at your thoughts and opinions 12 months before and find them quaint.
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But technology in 2016 makes the glitchy graphics and rudimentary design of NES games seem quaint, a cute reminder of how far we've come.
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IT FEELS quaint now: a man with tidy hair and an elegant suit sits at a piano, his thick glasses sticking to his nose.
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The historical home is incredibly quaint, and the kitchen is downright charming, boasting a vintage style that evokes the spirit of the imaginary baker.
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"Consumerism and our reliance on convenience has rendered skills such as gardening, cooking, sewing, knitting, carpentry and so on as, well, quaint," she writes.
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This quaint little French city located in southeastern France's Provence region has become a popular stop on Rhone River cruise itineraries over the years.
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If it weren't for the string of violence that has stripped the town of Riverdale of its innocence, one could call the community quaint.
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Perhaps the best involves a pair of American tourists who think just everything about London -- even the disgusting parts -- is utterly quaint and stylish.
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At the risk of sounding quaint and outdated, I think we Americans could learn a thing or two from Denmark's taste in public figures.
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For younger users it's novel, and it's kind of quaint, like, isn't that cute, look at how the old people used to do it.
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The idea that there is, or ought to be, a link between the amount of public borrowing and interest rates has become almost quaint.
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Reynolds' family moved out of the house in the 1950s, but the quaint property still retains a similar charm from the actress's younger years.
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Studying an eclipse seems almost quaint — we have telescopes that continuously observe the Sun and NASA is sending a probe to it next year.
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The violence levels of shows seems like an almost quaint concern, one that wouldn't really be shared by any outside of concerned parent groups.
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Plenty of people dream of fairytale weddings, but Folarin Alakija and Nazanin Jafarian Ghaissarifar's nuptials make fairytales (and our Pinterest boards) look downright quaint.
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Cote D'Azur Olive, cypress, and pine trees envelop the quaint hilltop town of Mougins, where Pablo Picasso spent the last decade of his life.
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We cannot fall back on non-cyber solutions, since such quaint comforts in voting systems results in only about half of eligible citizens voting.
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When we finally made it off the highway, my parents became calmer, admiring the quaint churches, old houses and windmills planted on village greens.
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Surely their hoary, quaint arguments have been so thoroughly and often discredited that they should be laughed off to the fringes where they belong.
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What in the World The quaint timbered houses of the German town of Celle recall the center of Britain's most picturesque towns and villages.
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Butter Churner, $39, available at UncommonGoodsA dab of fresh butter made with this quaint contraption brings their pancakes or toast to the next level.
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But there's another that's lesser-known: 1998's esoteric Mizzurna Falls, a quaint, creaky open-world mystery produced in Japan for the original PlayStation.
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JoJo has officially dumped Chad and spends the rest of the night snuggling up with Alex in a quaint "zero sexual chemistry"-themed cabin.
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In a darkened building in snowy northern Utah, a quaint moss wall and tiny flower bed strive to ready us to be a Tree.
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Meanwhile, your wedded friends happily turn down offers to get wasted, opting instead for whatever the quaint, married equivalent of Netflix and chill is.
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Can a 21st-century writer of topical take-no-prisoners satires find happiness in the quaint but rollicking form of the 18th-century picaresque?
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It is easy to view towns like Plovdiv — with their quaint streets and carefully preserved, achingly charming architecture — as one-dimensional in their beauty.
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Still, in retrospect, there's something almost quaint about the outrage over the episode; Trump routinely surpasses Reid's unscrupulousness with a few tweets before breakfast.
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Women tend to dispatch their victims with poison, and people tend to think of poisoning somehow as this quaint, Victorian way of killing somebody.
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The quaint Long Island town of Shelter Island has tried to preserve its character by restricting the short-term rental market, angering many homeowners.
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It may seem quaint, but I still relish the idea that people in a democratic society have the right to be anonymous in public.
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Quaint tables and chairs populate the courtyard where guests can read, drink, eat, and chat, while still being shaded by trees and lush bushes.
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As Americans become increasingly concerned by the worst case scenarios of millions of deaths and widespread economic collapse, worrying about voting seems relatively quaint.
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When the The Daily Beast article was published in 2018, Jacobson was 76 and in "poor health" but living a quaint life in Georgia.
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It was here that Hilma spent childhood summers and in her early adulthood taught Sunday school at the quaint church, which can be visited.
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A weekend in the British Columbia ski resort uncovers hints of a quaint mountain town, one-percenter indulgences and out-of-this-world skiing.
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And the (verbatim) language of the exchanges in "The Town Hall Affair" now registers as rather quaint in its free-floating, self-footnoting intellectualism.
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The wall and roof of a quaint living room were peeled off like tape from one small house, revealing a couch and dinner table.
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Up Next Age 28 Hometown Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. Now Lives In a quaint house in Ridgewood, Queens, with her boyfriend and pet python.
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These are quaint scenarios, and barely business-related as the "ThinkPad" name would suggest, but these are the first ideas that come to mind.
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In 2016, a total of 14 states held party-run caucuses that resembled Iowa's, albeit usually without the part-quaint, part-baffling viability rules.
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UK and US politics are so loud, so garish and tacky in their racism, that it makes Canada look quaint — but only by comparison.
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But he is still there, unbowed and decent, and that may be an asset in a bitter political era when such qualities seem quaint.
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From a national-security standpoint, the Amendment's suggestion that a "well-regulated militia" is "necessary to the security of a free State," is quaint.
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" But by 153 it seemed almost quaint when Curtis Sittenfeld altered Laura and George Bush's names and backgrounds in her excellent novel "American Wife.
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However, there is one catch for those interested in purchasing a house in this quaint town, and it involves shelling out a little more money.
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The quaint treehouse that Prince William and Prince Harry played in at their country home as kids is ready for their own children to enjoy.
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Open sourcing search technology might sound a little quaint, given that these days Yahoo actually uses Microsoft's Bing to power most of its web searches.
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People can visit a quaint British church, admire Bauhaus architecture, and walk along something approximating the canals of Venice in a hodgepodge of Western motifs.
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In retrospect, the first Child's Play is almost quaint in its restraint — that is, as restrained as a movie about a killer doll can be.
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The potential arrival of a Samsung device with a foldable display makes the notion of carrying a massive device around in one's pocket almost quaint.
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Skywriting feels like a quaint way to reach the masses now that we have Twitter, but the point is that it was gusty and ingenious.
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From affordable and vibrant urban cities to thriving and quaint main streets, Iowans enjoy outstanding public schools, affordable housing and lower utility and grocery bills.
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Paddington's approach has also been a boon to his quaint little corner of London, which is lined with pastel houses and filled with multicultural faces.
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A series of aerial shots contextualize the museum's sprawling presence relative to the rest of North Adams, which is a quaint but largely uneventful place.
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He pays for our lunch and we walk back, looking around at the quaint houses in his neighborhood; it's pretty gentrified but still so beautiful.
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Range anxiety may then be remembered only by ageing motorists, along with other quaint old phrases such as "fill it up and check the oil".
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And there's a little something for everyone, from a quaint cottage with a beautiful garden, to a home with a pool and easy beach access.
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It seems almost quaint now to think about the months before the election, when Facebook scoured its products for evidence of actual bias against conservatives.
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I grew up right outside of Cleveland, Ohio, in a staid westside suburb filled with quaint cul-de-sacs and streets named after forest animals.
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A STRETCH OF Bleecker Street, in Manhattan's West Village, is among the loveliest in New York, with quaint shopfronts opening on to tree-lined pavements.
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Ecuador really does have everything...from the Galapagos Islands to the Amazon basin and the Andes Mountains, from big, modern cities to small, quaint villages.
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The super-swaggy character posters for Solo came out in February along with the trailer, giving the Star Wars prequel a quaint pop art vibe.
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As a chronicle of our country's racism, To Kill a Mockingbird is quaint, ill-equipped to deflect turds flung by an evolved state of bigotry.
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But I'm not here for the quaint old fashioned harbor, I'm here for a futuristic art installation just off the coast, under the sea surface.
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Courtesy Bruce MuseumThese posters seem benign by today's standards, even a bit quaint, but as Smith aptly pointed out, we're not immune to these manipulations.
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Ah, yes, nothing like a quaint dramedy about a fictional Hollywood sexual predator to get our minds off of all those real Hollywood sexual predators.
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Kimmel has not only taken on the Senate's practically homicidal Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill, he's done it without resorting to lies or distortions (how quaint!).
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But what visitors really fall in love with are the city's quaint cafes, vibrant markets, trendy shopping districts and unmistakable je ne sais quoi charm.
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"The irony is that now, a year later, I'm one of those guys who thinks it's quaint when boys are still using condoms," he said.
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Today that news seems downright quaint compared to the recent announcement from China's biggest ride-hail service, Didi Kuaidi: 1.43 billion rides in 2015 alone.
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The only neighbors are a short stroll away up an unpaved road to a quaint hamlet, as untouched now as it was four centuries ago.
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The result is an utterly bizarre and yet lovably quaint video game that will no doubt find its place in the ever-expanding Pokémon canon.
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Newlyweds have access to the ranch's onsite bridal cottage, and photo backdrops range from quaint buildings to oak-lined meadows, beautiful gardens, and historic railways.
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Those moments seem quaint when compared with Donald J. Trump's news conference in Turnberry, Scotland, a day after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Find it at restaurants like Høst (pictured above), Amass or Baest, or walking down the city's cobble streets line with colorful buildings and quaint shops.
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It's hardly Lebo's fault that venerating "Kane" as guilelessly as he does can't help seeming quaint up against Callow's rich chronicle of its energetic aftermath.
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But the question of who does or does not own a car now might one day seem a quaint distinction when cars start driving themselves.
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Scenes in which he notifies towns about what has happened in the wider world are among the book's most stirring, since they seem so quaint.
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Paris is home to a number of quaint Christmas markets, beautiful light displays, ice skating in front of the Eiffel tower, and great holiday shopping.
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I had pictured something a bit different—a quaint inn on a quiet square, perhaps, where a bronze Knight of Malta tilted at the bougainvillea.
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The man has been sober for a year -- a success story in a quaint New England town now struggling to fight a growing heroin problem.
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Known online as Gamer Grandma, she has won the hearts of 115,000 YouTube subscribers—double the population of the quaint Virginian town she calls home.
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However, that does not mean that the postindustrial district of crumbling brick warehouses, public housing blocks and quaint row homes has been untouched by development.
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After a stretch in which many series finales have opted for dangling clouds of doubt and cynicism, such a flourish felt refreshing, and almost quaint.
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Locals strolling through a quaint, riverside park in Rahway, New Jersey, started to notice something strange going on in the nearby bushes in recent weeks.
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Teletext, today, remains a quaint vestige of a 1980s retro-future fantasy, known in America only to scoffing technologists and a small, geeky fan base.
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Now it seems almost quaint, the belief that a first lady should use her wardrobe to advance a recognizable, if subtle, domestic or diplomatic point.
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Like The Drop in Chorlton, which is a really quiet and quaint part of Manchester, and completely different from the traditional community in Moss Side.
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As usual, the settings tend to be quaint; the characters cute; the crimes discreet; and the puzzle elements of less importance than the holiday menus.
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No, it's much sexier: they're in a quaint town, have their nice little shirts on, and are in the mindful pursuit of exclusively fulfilling relationships.
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She lived in View Royal, a town one passes on the highway to Victoria, a picturesque tourist destination, full of manicured gardens and quaint tearooms.
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Moreover, given the general precarity of our new world, it seems almost quaint to localize crisis at one particular point in our erratic life course.
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The technology mentioned within those early chapters often recalls quaint discovery, like finding a chunky, clunky Nokia cellphone in the back of the junk drawer.
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Now, it's weirdly quaint, a great reminder of what a dad movie has become in an era when a lot of dads are Gen Xers.
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The caucuses have always been screwy under the rubric of quaint, with people offering chocolates for votes and doing coin tosses to make final decisions.
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This alarming trend is already seen in some countries such as China, where the idea of privacy in the public sphere is becoming increasingly quaint.
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Would he escalate this incredibly dangerous situation into an all-out war that would make the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan look quaint by comparison?
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In a city filled with 85033,000-square-foot billboards, street performers and buskers, the TLC's desire to shield riders from advertisements is quaint and paternalistic.
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Mr. DiNardo drove his former schoolmate to the farm in Bucks County, not far from the art colony and quaint tourist destination of New Hope.
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The day after Thanksgiving, often called Black Friday, traditionally indicated the beginning of the annual promotional frenzy, but that idea became quaint in recent years.
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Compared with what's currently going on in Washington, "Homeland" looks quaint, "as if it were happening in another century," Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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While other laptop and phone makers have gone to extreme lengths to shrink the bezel, the Surface Go has a big fat one that feels quaint.
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Activists warned that without limits, San Francisco's quaint Victorian homes and Gold Rush bordellos would be ripped out to make way for bank and insurance headquarters.
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In the light of events of the past few days, Mr Trump's misjudgment in tweeting about a beauty queen's non-existent sex tape already seems quaint.
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Worrying about a new release selling out, or waiting in line at midnight, feels more and more like a quaint relic of the pre-download era.
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The discussion of complete neutrality is now a quaint notion when nearly every discussion that takes place on these networks is weaponized toward a political end.
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From a quaint ski town to a snowy wonderland, we've rounded up five postcard-perfect trips you should take while there's still snow on the ground.
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One day it is fresh fish by the river in a quaint stall, and on another day, their lunch comprises bat meat deep inside a plantation.
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While the word "cottage" may conjure up the image of a quaint home in the woods, rest assured that this is not that kind of cottage.
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On Route 62, a winding road that runs through the area, you'll find quaint villages filled with creatives who have upped and left their city life.
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Coeure is due to present a preliminary report to ministers and central bankers at the meeting, in the quaint chateau town of Chantilly, north of Paris.
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Only he bypassed the larger suburbs of Westchester and the quaint Hudson River hamlets and went straight to Delaware County — population 47,980 — to become a farmer.
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We're not sure if there's actually any benefit to letting your tea brew in the sun, but there's something so quaint and quintessentially summery about it.
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With respect to national security leak investigations, this would make 2013 dragnet subpoena for the phone records of more than 100 Associated Press reporters look quaint.
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While Inaba was quaint, quiet and largely uncluttered, the Shibuya of Persona 5 is all bustle and bombast, bright lights and the promise of wild nights.
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Things are still relatively quiet when it comes to the ongoing space conflict, a state of affairs that will probably feel quaint 12 months from now.
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Toasted Coconut and Carrot Cake Cupcakes A new season also means new cupcakes at Silos Baking Co., the quaint Waco bakery also own by the Gaines'.
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While some of it sounds a bit quaint, like the hamfisted "For your protection, we've installed this camera" on "Morning New Disease," he stumbled only occasionally.
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It is lightly regulated, operating on a level of faith that can seem quaint, even out of date, in an age of increasingly sophisticated global markets.
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His inaugural message seems quaint today, as politicians, operatives, and commentators bludgeon each other and impute the worst possible motives to those on the other side.
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Located in the quaint New England town of Suffield, Connecticut, Suffield Academy offers facilities for rock climbing as well as a high- and low-ropes course.
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Though the house looks quite quaint from the outside and even opulent in the common spaces, guests have reported paranormal activity in one of its rooms.
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While it's true that yesterday's leaps forward, like sending the newspaper by dirigible to London, look quaint or laughable today, experimentation is in The Times's DNA.
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The campaign ran the ad only that night because the Republicans went ballistic with fury, a quaint notion in light of their own subsequent attack ads.
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Depending on where you live, a $24 million housing budget could get you anything from a 2694,25-square-foot mansion to a quaint coastal waterfront home.
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MAINE: Stroll through a quaint seaside town snacking on saltwater taffy or, if you really want to impress, treat your date to a traditional lobster dinner.
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Younger star Sutton Foster will perform a musical number, along with Kerry Butler and Christian Borle, about the history of the quaint (and fictional) Connecticut town.
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Thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request by the transparency site Government Attic, we can now see these quaint, sometimes hilarious, but also menacing, posters.
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The technical innovation of those early days in Shawnee has without a doubt been eclipsed by the chain's ubiquitous brightly colored frozen drinks and quaint nostalgia.
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It seems so quaint now, but there was a time when the walkie-talkie was the coolest possible toy you could own (barring, perhaps, Power Wheels).
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Analysts' efforts to work out which companies are more or less likely to default, and so which bonds are more or less valuable, seem almost quaint.
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What Trump is saying about these two issues is nothing new — he just can't be ignored as a quaint sideshow the way Perot and Buchanan were.
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Add a judgy word like "diabolical" before "mustache" and watch the crisis turn into a quaint sermon with no power to hit you where you live.
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This piece was also rockiest for the dancers, as they seemed to still be adjusting to the small dimensions of the quaint Neidorff-Karpati Hall stage.
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The disparity between the NBA and the 232ers can be described with numerous cliches, all of which point out the quaint nature of basketball's minor leagues.
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Ambiguity and nuance may be traditional hallmarks of high art, but in our era of extremism, aesthetic excess, and moral corruption, such ideals can feel quaint.
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Directed with vaudevillian flair and firecracker snap by Rupert Goold, "Ink" is set in London, in the gory glory days of a quaint phenomenon: print journalism.
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The film opens on Elaine (Samantha Robinson) driving up the coast to a new life in a quaint California town after the end of a relationship.
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To the Editor: Re "When Owning a Car Is a Quaint Memory," by Kara Swisher (Op-Ed, March 23): Has Ms. Swisher lived in the 'burbs?
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EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — The Cedar Island Lighthouse, a quaint, cubic structure of notably large granite blocks in Suffolk County's Cedar Point Park, once appeared a fortress.
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Nothing here feels cute, quaint or kitsch, though whimsy can fall that way, into a slough of soggy sentimentality sometimes laced with an emetic of twee.
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It has a quaint downtown along the river, but it was well known to Minnesotans, before the new law, as the best source for Sunday beers.
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In particular, the newlyweds stayed in Imerovigli, a quaint village on the island of Santorini, where they checked into the West East Suites courtesy of Booking.com.
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Quaint, Exquisite consists of five sections, each of them examining the way Victorian, fin-de-siècle culture adapted, or appropriated, certain stylistic ideas that referenced Japan.
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Given the speed of competitors like Warby Parker and Lenscrafters, the time Mr. Bezamat takes to produce a pair of glasses — one week — seems almost quaint.
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Housed on the second floor of a quaint residential building, it was joined a few years ago by young upstart Visitor Welcome Center down the hall.
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I refer to those ritualized entertainments that air and arrange our nastiest fears, while scrupulously honoring quaint and orderly narrative traditions, soothing even as they frighten.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — The scene was almost quaint, this cowboy-hatted neophyte preaching his gospel as about 2284 supporters, peering out from snow-drenched hoodies, nodded along.
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Conservative talk radio and Fox News were in full swing when Bill Clinton was impeached in 1998, even if their rhetoric looks quaint by today's standard.
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They burrowed into the quaint rooms packed with kaleidoscopic Pucci pants, Chanel purses and all manner of clothing from what seemed to be every era ever.
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Even dunking, now 10 years past, seems almost quaint; the things that dunk our kids now are impervious to balls, no matter how true our aim.
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Everything about this game — from the pastel tones of the quaint English village to the little squiggly shout lines from the goose's honk — is overwhelmingly lovely.
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If the mid-1960s brouhaha over Dylan going electric now seems quaint, these concerts are a big part of the reason: He proved he was right.
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Untitled Goose Game is loosely split into five chapters, each tied to a location in a quaint village, like a vegetable garden or the town's pub.
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We're not there quite yet, but everything seems to be moving in that direction while the phrase "cable cutter" seems to be growing a bit quaint.
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The "Evergreen" series, which began in 2017, now sees Peete playing the mayor of Evergreen, Vermont, a quaint town based on a line of Hallmark cards.
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It&aposs a stark contrast to the Nixon hearings, with crimes that now seem quaint compared to the corruption in plain sight at the White House.
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But will it come to the point where the Tubman 20 actually "changes hands," a phrase that in our disembodied economy seems both quaint and fraught?
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None of these quaint things you hold dear will stave off your inevitable demise, so we may as well be watching dog shit in the cinema.
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Still, it's an engaging story that feels dated yet not quaint, and unlike a lot of little-known mid-century fiction, it's easily accessible as an ebook.
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"I guess we're pretty lucky, considering we're in a town of 1,200 people," said Mr. Stevenson of his ability to stay afloat on the quaint commercial strip.
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Turner, 23, sipped on an Aperol spritz as she sat beside her husband, 29, who wore red shorts while enjoying their meal on the quaint, outside patio.
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It may sound quaint in an era of disinformation and "fake news," but we need to trust journalists to cut through those biases and report what's important.
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But even among Republicans, fear of government spending seems quaint after GOP lawmakers passed a tax bill in 228 that is projected to explode the budget deficit.
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" It was a very good prediction, and then I said, "Now, you're never gonna own a car," and, "It will be as quaint as owning a horse.
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In 1972, the five-year-old Michel and his mother moved from Bernkastel-Kues—a quaint wine region famous for medieval churches and beautiful vineyards—to Berlin.
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But that same neighborhood, which is next to the quaint Oakhurst and downtown Decatur, has also been where Oprah Winfrey scouted a Craftsman bungalow to shoot Selma.
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Originally I was going to list What it Takes, a book about ego and image-making during the 1988 presidential campaign, but that story now seems quaint.
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But the wormhole to a quaint French farmhouse ends at the plate's edge, where the not-so-totally clean Wal-Mart folding tables with no cloth begin.
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Bohemian Hotel Celebration is a beautiful resort with ample amenities and true Southern hospitality in a quaint, picturesque town originally built as a utopia for Disney fans.
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A month before Gilmore Girls returns to Stars Hollow in Netflix's reboot, fans will be able to experience the quaint Connecticut hamlet in real life — sort of.
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That theft now seems quaint to Benson, deputy executive director of the Digital Citizens Alliance, who researches online black markets and the preferred tools of a hacker.
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The real issue would come five years later, and it would make the then-fraught discussions about how best to monetize a mobile app look increasingly quaint.
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One exec from a large agency said some brands find Google search ads "quaint" and want their budgets moved to Amazon because it directly correlates to sales.
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Back at the quaint New Jersey home, Vogel and the technicians break apart the leather recliner with an X-Acto knife, an electric saw, and a sledgehammer.
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Since the quaint, pastoral days of catfishing, intellectual property theft and profit-piggybacking on the internet has always been difficult to track, and it's only getting harder.
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I have heard evangelicals speak about choosing to vote for the "least of two evils" during past presidential elections, but in retrospect, such hand-wringing feels quaint.
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Reality check: China added stimulus to its economy recently, but it's quaint compared to the military industrial and farm-aid spending added by the U.S. under Trump.
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Now, since it seems increasingly likely that at least part of the current administration is under threat of blackmail by Russia, that idea seems almost impossibly quaint.
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They spent the holidays there and were spotted shortly after taking a stroll along the quaint English town, which sits on the bank of the River Thames.
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A fist raised in sweetness, which might seem quaint in the face of the Black Lives Matter movement, is nevertheless consistent with his ethic of magnanimous restraint.
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Talma is the last remaining member of her large family left to run their quaint farm alone after, one by one, everyone else moved to the city.
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While on a scouting expedition on an armored train, he and scores of British soldiers were shelled by pom-poms, vicious weapons with a deceptively quaint nickname.
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He described how quaint bonding activities, like all-male black-tie dinners in which members perform club songs and tell stories from its history, forged lasting friendships.
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Ideally, I'll make a trip out of it, and book a cozy Airbnb in Upstate New York, near the Hudson River Valley, Catskills, or other quaint towns.
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With up to 27 square feet of space, however, you can imagine making some improvements and turning this quaint colonial into the tiny house of your dreams.
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Mr. Sanders spent most of the day sitting in an ornate room with marble floors, a large gold cross and a quaint bust that overlooked the conference.
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CreditCreditStephen Dunn/Getty Images If you have somehow missed watching the Golden State Warriors this season, you might have a quaint notion of how basketball is played.
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Crime Miss Marple's St. Mary Mead and Jessica Fletcher's Cabot Cove are cautionary examples of quaint little villages that will eventually run out of murderers and victims.
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It puts you inside a quaint English village, and you slowly walk around it and the countryside in order to figure out where the hell everyone went.
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Excluding Chandler and Ross from their digs still brings the Friends theme song to mind; bereft of Frasier's whip-fast dialog, his massive apartment seem almost quaint.
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The image of a doctor making house calls may recall a quaint Norman Rockwellesque painting, but home medical care could be part of a better future, too.
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If Bialetti's Moka Express is too old-fashioned and quaint for you, you'll love the slick modern look of the Cuisinox Roma Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Maker.
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Its downtown village is walkable and quaint, with shops, restaurants and the Ojai Valley Museum, an exhibition hall inside a historic church, clustered along its main vein.
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You'd be forgiven for feeling pessimistic, for dismissing what happened in a small Alaskan city long ago as quaint, and far less possible in our society now.
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Tommy Banks, head chef of the Michelin-starred Black Swan in the unsurprisingly quaint village of Oldstead near the North Yorkshire Moors, is showing me his vegetables.
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So I fired up Airbnb, booked a quaint A-frame cabin with my own private beach on the Chesapeake Bay for four days, and prepared to relax.
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When "The Cider House Rules" was published, some of my younger friends and fellow feminists thought it was quaint that I'd written a historical novel about abortion.
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These towns are so beautiful and quaint, and they can really have this pastoral, picture perfect, beautiful lifestyle, but then fishing families have a lot of problems.
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Today St. Andrews — just two miles from the eastern coast of Maine across the bay — continues to draws tourists with its quaint downtown, golf and marine activities.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic spreading, and one out of every five people living under some form of lockdown, typical market milestones like earnings might seem quaint.
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But for Llivia, a quaint town tucked about 4,000 feet up in the foothills of the Pyrenees, an important part of that decision was made centuries ago.
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A sense of home led William Christenberry in the 1960s to photograph ramshackle cabins and old stores with quaint, picturesque Coca-Cola signs in Hale County, Ala.
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Related: Corruption Trial in Canada Dishes Political Secrets as Prime Minister's Former Right-Hand Man Testifies That quaint level of corruption spawned a reverberating chain of events.
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Those dismissive attitudes seem almost quaint — and wrong — considering the global appeal of this culture created by youths with little money but plenty of time and talent.
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Some come north over the Long Bridge and are drawn to Sandpoint's quaint downtown, anchored by an old grain elevator that's been turned into a climbing gym.
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"These were the things they believed would ultimately matter most to voters," Simpson and Fritsch write — a relatively reasonable assessment back then that now sounds positively quaint.
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However, the studio was able to turn the story on its head, shifting it from a quaint board game to a larger-than-life video game adventure.
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But since none of the other candidates have agreed, there could be quite a mess in Milwaukee, and concerns about a too quick nomination will seem quaint.
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It has a quaint ring to it, but the regime's international outreach by launching missiles over Japan is a stark threat to lives, peace and international trade.
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I was drawn to the quaint Wesleyan Chapel where the Seneca Falls Convention was held in 1848 — and where the audacious declaration of women's rights was recited.
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President Barack Obama's $787 billion stimulus package seems quaint compared to what's being proposed in the 2020 Democratic presidential race, where trillion has become the new billion.
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The detailed voter databases and state-of-the-art mapping techniques used — mostly by Republicans — in 2011 make the gerrymandering of the past look like quaint tinkering.
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At a time when Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar have produced messy, ambitious albums full of statements on art and accountability, Drake's goals seem modest and quaint.
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Motown's quaint and bright "Hitsville" headquarters sits quietly off the city's West Grand Boulevard as a reminder of the label's vibrant contributions to pop and soul music.
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Priebus's notion of the White House was alien to Trump's — he had quaint ideas about managing Trump's time and working with factions of Congress to pass bills.
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In the middle of the tracklist was a Jud Jud song, and while it seems quaint now, those kinds of compilations were massively influential at the time.
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Her cast of (mostly) female characters don big bouffant hair-dos, clip-clop around on teetering heels, and pop out of their quaint diner waitress-style uniforms.
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Overlooking the point about campaign finance, which seems quaint given the success of Donald Trump and the failure of Jeb Bush, Bernie's larger point maintains some validity.
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Riverdale is a town dominated by whiteness, save for the shady principal, the shady mayor (who is also Josie's mom), and the quaint old timer running the diner.
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But Pizzaphone's made Kiskőrös—a quaint, one-horse town midway once best-known as birthplace of revolutionary poet Sándor Petöfi—the talk of Hungary for a different reason.
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I thought I'd been hired as an editor to create and showcase writing about books, but one of my first telephone calls disabused me of that quaint notion.
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The Gotthard Base Tunnel, which opened in June and finally started carrying passenger trains in December, runs 35 miles between the quaint Swiss towns of Erstfeld and Bodio.
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This ultimately led to him create /r/AccidentalWesAnderson in late April—a dedicated subreddit for all things quaint and fantastical enough to belong in a Wes Anderson film.
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Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai (Lauren Graham) Gilmore are back, as are discussions of Tori Spelling movies, frightening junk-food combinations, and celebrations of quaint northeastern town culture.
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First, Congress has its own enforcement capacity, including a sergeant at arms and an almost-quaint on-premises jail cell that has not been used in many decades.
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Apparently, the quaint block has become such a hot spot for travelers, influencers, or anyone else in pursuit of the perfect 'gram, that residents have gotten fed up.
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Mixed in with some quaint dad jokes and various other announcements, Pai mentions that the FCC is releasing a "Communications Marketplace Report" that includes information on broadband speed.
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For the remaster, though, it's a poor excuse, and I don't expect anyone who played the original game to find its old idiosyncrasies as quaint as I do.
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Lennie is dogmatic without reprieve and her coiffed blonde hair and very clean poncho render Ms Cyrus's character as nothing more than a quaint approximation of an activist.
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The rise of HGTV and quaint-as-fuck-looking homes is a welcome change to what life was like before Chip and Joanna Gaines came into our lives.
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Perched off of famed Mulholland Drive, the secluded Hollywood Hills property spans nearly three acres and includes two separate residences, two standalone studios and a quaint stone cottage.
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If her wedding to financier James Mathews is set to take place in her quaint home village of Bucklebury, then perhaps Pippa will look to a local designer.
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"When I think about the kind of bullying I dealt with as a child and teen, it seems almost quaint compared with what goes on today," she says.
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Following their royal wedding — ha, not that quaint one in England — it seems like everyone wants to know what newlyweds Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas are up to.
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In 2016, mobile browsing overtook desktop, and 77 percent of Americans own smartphones; the web as we know it is dying, the idea of a website almost quaint.
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But one day, when you have a house of your own, you realize that turning your quaint homestead into a terrifying haunted house makes Halloween infinitely more enjoyable.
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The arguments that broke out locally after the seizure of the refuge feel almost quaint now, people here say: Were the ideology and tactics of the occupiers valid?
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The A's want to build a quaint 35,000-seat stadium along the bay that would include a housing and retail development near the city's historic Jack London Square.
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Looking back at past elections, there is something remarkably quaint and simplistic about the terms of exchange between Republican and Democratic candidates on the issue of the economy.
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Back in the quaint fall of 2016, Hillary Clinton was running for President and we didn't know that this was the story of one family over the years.
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There is a cannon from the era at the entrance of the historic district of downtown Manassas, which seems plucked from the past with its small, quaint buildings.
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In "The Mysterious Affair at Styles", Christie's first novel, readers were introduced to the "quaint dandyfied little man" in the fictional village of Styles St Mary in Essex.
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There was something quaint, like an historical re-enactment, about the bipartisan compromise that resulted from negotiations between congressional Democrats and Republicans to head off another government shutdown.
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Today, "anarchism" seems harmless, almost quaint, something you might associate with ex-hippies, former punks and wild-haired loners scrawling anti-establishment manifestos in cabins off the grid.
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Bites Pull up to the curb outside Sundial St. Pete, a shopping, dining and entertainment megaplex that crash-landed, Wizard of Oz style, in quaint downtown St. Petersburg.
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In its first New York revival since 1981, "A Taste of Honey" feels quaint around the edges; once-unconventional modes of living hardly raise an eyebrow these days.
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Located in the quaint storybook village of Carmel in California's Central Coast, the new Hotel Carmel blends 1950s cottage-style architecture with neighboring Big Sur's coastal contemporary design.
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We passed through the kind of semirural landscape that surrounds major cities all over the world, and which appears quaint only in countries that are not one's own.
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In the United States, civil liberties could be curtailed dramatically, transforming the republic into a garrison state, making the national response to 9/11 look quaint by comparison.
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Yes, there are centuries-old mansions, quaint water fountains, and one big cathedral on a deserted square, but rare is the town around here that doesn't have those.
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Next, we head to the Adirondacks to observe the origins of the water: a spring in the Adirondack mountains located a few miles from the quaint town center.
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In the meantime, more and more pubs will close and that quaint little corner of British culture, a key attraction for many beer-loving tourists, may fade away.
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The street had an almost Notting Hill-esque feel to it, and as I approached a series of shops and cafes, there was a very quaint village vibe.
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But three years ago, the Odgaards refused to rent the quaint site to two gay men for a wedding, saying it would violate their religious beliefs about marriage.
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In campaigns increasingly conducted over the internet and through social media — where a single Twitter post can reach millions of potential voters — yard signs seem quaint, almost historical.
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Show Us Your Wall Clues to the essence of the singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson are all over her quaint walk-up in the Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn.
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But I have also made peace with the fact that the city is no longer at my doorstep, and that my quaint downtown strip is no New York.
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Engineers had to reroute the Disneyland Railroad and shorten the meandering Rivers of America, where an original Frontierland attraction, the Mark Twain Riverboat, sails in a quaint loop.
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The results are often properly sensitive, with mystical import, but, given the production's looming, high-tech set, the action can also sometimes feel inadvertently quaint, a tad cautious.
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