Rooney Mara is the quintessential brunette, or should we say was the quintessential brunette.
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"Mark Darcy is the quintessential English and then Jack is the quintessential American," explains Dempsey, 50.
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Michael Bloomberg is the quintessential emblem of this model and Donald Trump is the quintessential raspberry to it.
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That Mr. Chensvold broke traffic records with his coverage of the new button-down suggests the peculiar gravity of the quintessential American clothier's reworking of its quintessential product.
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The quintessential fitness tracker gets a touchscreen and water resistance.
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This represents the quintessential challenge of the emerging Trump Doctrine.
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These three were all quintessential products of late Habsburg Vienna.
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Young Barbara (Lauren Kelston) was the quintessential willowy popular girl.
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The album, however, concludes with a quintessential young Zuck selfie.
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To me, Blanco is representative of today's quintessential LGBTQ+ icon.
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How did chicken become a quintessential part of Western cuisine?
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Former Hills star Lauren Conrad is a quintessential California girl.
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The quintessential mountains of southeastern Spain linger in the distance.
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These images feel like quintessential Dylan: melancholy, quietly painful, distilled.
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His dad gives him the quintessential 'relationships take work' response.
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Sandals are already the quintessential summertime shoe, for good reason.
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What do you think of Elie Tahari's quintessential Hamptons home?
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The round rear tail lights, for example, are quintessential Zagato.
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By celebrity standards, Karlie Kloss is the quintessential "good" girl.
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Could it be the quintessential Italian thing to sneeze pasta?
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It's a quintessential ingredient in so many aspects of food.
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"The Mallards are Boston's quintessential immigrant family," Alzayer told WGBH.
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So many moments from "Beverly Hills, 90210" were quintessential '90s.
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I really wanted to make a quintessential Robert Redford movie.
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I think it does somehow capture a certain quintessential feeling.
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He was the quintessential English eccentric and a mercurial genius.
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"This is the quintessential New York love story," he said.
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And it is magic, a quintessential New York neighborhood drugstore.
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But whatever it was, this was the quintessential Anthony experience.
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Lead, Shankar's team quickly learned, represents a quintessential behavioral challenge.
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Mr. Saleh was in many ways the quintessential Arab dictator.
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" It introduced the world to "verminfluencers": the "quintessential millennial pet.
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Refinery29: The Western is such a quintessential symbol of American masculinity.
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And he guided that plan into place with his quintessential optimism.
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Homestar Runner (2000)Homestar Runner is the quintessential Flash animation series.
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Fitbit has proven its quintessential fitness tracker can still get better.
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Clintons and their allies, as the quintessential "New Democrats," played a
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Played by Evan Rachel Wood, Dolores is the quintessential virtuous heroine.
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Halo 2 was the quintessential space opera moment of the saga.
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Nothing is quite quintessential Silicon Valley like capitalizing on your devastation.
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Period might be the quintessential score to this flim-flam moment.
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With a little bit of ease and something which is quintessential.
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With their intellect, grit, and quirky style, they're quintessential Manhattan figures.
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"It is such a quintessential part of English summer," she says.
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It's a quintessential part of the Star Wars universe made flesh.
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"What's a quintessential secret for you?" our producer, Andrew Marino asked.
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ROBERT PESTON is a quintessential member of the British liberal establishment.
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Cramer considers this stock to be the quintessential cloud-growth play.
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Complete the quintessential industrial hipster home with this brassy caged lamp.
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There's even the quintessential "line up before the big dance" photo.
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Remainers regard it as the quintessential revolt against the open society.
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A quintessential autumn book, Roehrig combines noir and teen drama seamlessly.
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Today, the new part of town is quintessential small-town USA.
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The motor vehicle, like the firearm, is a quintessential American object.
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Many see it as a quintessential element of Denmark's national character.
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Here's your quintessential cheap, sticky dive bar, right on Lincoln Square.
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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is the quintessential story about young love.
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Gas prices are perhaps the quintessential example of retail price competition.
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Instead, what I saw was a quintessential Silicon Valley tech startup.
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The quintessential, "Oh hey that was pretty good actually" MoviePass movie.
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In Bertie's outburst, Wodehouse composed the quintessential English denunciation of autocracy.
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Freedom's link to education has long been a quintessential American value.
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The quintessential movie for Black girls hasn't even been made yet.
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Food courts are a quintessential part of the mall-going experience.
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Trump remains the quintessential antihero, as he was during the campaign.
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The federal coal program is a quintessential bad deal for Americans.
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And then there's quintessential frontman Luke Bentham, a born rock star.
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The Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804 remains the quintessential adventure.
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Tonight's North Korea announcement is the quintessential Trump WH news event.
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Trilobites The fly agaric is the quintessential mushroom of fairy tales.
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That scene is for me the quintessential Twin Peaks action episode.
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"Brownsville is a quintessential example of a transitional neighborhood," he said.
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Rewind "Halloween" (1978), the quintessential slasher film, made John Carpenter famous.
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I thought that was the quintessential guy rock band, you know?
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The lobbyists Manafort is a quintessential product of Washington's broken culture.
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"Think of it as the quintessential American meteorite," Pitt told CNBC.
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Rousseau described the quintessential inner experience of modernity: being an outsider.
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Neighborhood bodegas are quintessential staples, cultural exclamation points and sacred enclaves.
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The quintessential view of Hong Kong, however, is from Victoria Peak.
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Bolton is, somewhat ironically, a quintessential creature of the Washington swamp.
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It is quintessential suburbia: Big houses, bigger parking lots, low crime.
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"Netflix & Dusse" is a dreamy take on the quintessential millennial date.
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In that way, The Florida Project is the quintessential movie about Florida.
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The owners of the quintessential Gulf Coast dive are friends of mine.
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Martin Shkreli and Evan Greebel is the quintessential case that requires severance.
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Messrs Limbaugh and Breitbart were quintessential examples of Clay Christensen's "disruptive innovators".
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She is the quintessential mother who... you don't fuck with her kids.
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Thanks to the blue undertone, this polish is the quintessential blood-red.
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Countless people have spent years trying to re-create her quintessential glam.
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Technology trapping people in their own memories is a quintessential dystopian premise.
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"The Pinnacle" is one of the most quintessential hardcore Kansas fan songs.
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The quintessential emo poseurs sure know how to put on a show.
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I think that's one quintessential thing that Sean brought as a producer.
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Fast food is, and forever will be, the most quintessential American pastime.
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He's wearing a quintessential coder uniform of a grey hoodie and jeans.
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It has since become a quintessential element of sweatshirts, primarily for style.
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Of course, we asked the quintessential ice-breaking Ouija question — Who's there?
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The well-loved, fictitious eatery was a quintessential "Beverly Hills, 90210" setting.
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African Americans are the quintessential symbol of it means to be conservative.
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And we worked hard to ensure that it is the quintessential episode.
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Embrace your inner Garfield the Cat with Matty Matheson's quintessential beef lasagna.
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Calvin put a quintessential nude-on-nude chiffon tank dress on her.
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This is a quintessential "Masterpiece Theatre" show in the best possible ways.
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That's why I refer to him as the quintessential forgotten New Yorker.
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It's the quintessential tech conference for anyone focused on early-stage startups.
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Kerouac's "On the Road" is the quintessential work of American road trips.
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It is the quintessential Australian act of looking out for your mates.
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Renaud Laplanche was the quintessential Silicon Valley success story, until he wasn't.
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"She was the quintessential poor little rich girl," Ms. Stein told WBAI.
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The STB regulates freight railroads and is a quintessential independent regulatory agency.
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Bradley Jackson is the quintessential morning-show host: petite, pretty, and white.
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If there were a quintessential Doctor, then it would be Tom Baker.
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I feel like Red, Blue, and Yellow are the quintessential home base.
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Brassaï is the quintessential photographer-archivist, having documented nocturnal — always nocturnal — Paris.
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On the surface, Raw seems like a quintessential French coming-of-age movie.
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"If there's ever been a quintessential 8G recipe, this is it," she says.
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The evening of February 10, 2015, was a quintessential, wet, cold, Seattle evening.
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I'm just acknowledging how quintessential this Christian reboot story is to a holiday.
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This is your quintessential Black Mirror episode within a Black Mirror episode... episode.
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Ah, the quintessential sign of a parent embarking on a social-media journey.
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"Beer is sort of the quintessential game-day beverage in America," Falk said.
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Remenyi and Huffine feel it's the quintessential representation of the complexity of women.
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It's a quintessential summer film: a big-budget romp requiring low brain activity.
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It's relatable, laugh-out-loud funny, and considered by some her quintessential film.
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Other quintessential New York symbols have been proposed, but haven't made it ... yet.
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"To me, the quintessential warm weather beer will always be saison," he said.
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Clark is the quintessential boy scout, while Bruce is a slightly unhinged vigilante.
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AI-generated fake videos known as "deepfakes" are the quintessential modern tech nightmare.
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You've truly pulled off a quintessential New York Knicks trade here, Phil Jackson.
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"James is the quintessential-cool Coach guy," said Stuart Vevers, Coach's creative director.
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He also performs regularly on LOUD, a "quintessential party" station on DASH Radio.
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The Wall was a quintessential campaign promise in that it was largely symbolic.
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Harley is the quintessential baby-boomer brand but its customers are slowing down.
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"Boydton is the quintessential quaint courthouse town," said Leigh Lambert, the town librarian.
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It's about as close as you can get to quintessential Fall Out Boy.
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In a lot of ways, AAFCC is a quintessential post-black metal band.
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But taste for the fish stuck and it's now a quintessential Caribbean dish.
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"We were really hoping the tariffs were all bluffs," Quintessential Wines' Kreps said.
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And what they ate was biryani, a quintessential Indian rice-and-meat dish.
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In those throbbing, feral stories, I encountered Baba Yaga, the quintessential Russian witch.
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The story of Manson's youngest known follower, Dianne Lake, is a quintessential example.
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This quintessential '90s kids movie places an animated Bugs Bunny alongside Michael Jordan.
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Despite his more than average height, Dieselnoi was the quintessential Thai. Skinny. Unassuming.
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She had and has the spirit of a quintessential New York City gal.
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It's quintessential Trump — and it's now at the core of America's security strategy.
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Perhaps predictably, Play It Loud is largely about guitars, the quintessential rock instrument.
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It's the quintessential princess moment — and everyone is in awe of Lara Jean.
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That's a quintessential experience at Disneyland: Kids cry in front of the mascots.
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Though never a single, some (read: me) consider it the quintessential Swift track.
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It's obviously the biggest state and also the quintessential blue state right now.
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Answer: Ms. Friedman: What is to you the quintessential piece of the exhibit?
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Vinyl is becoming the quintessential luxury item for a music business in transition.
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But even with Chicago, Canadian and Hollywood touches, the event was quintessential Washington.
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Quintessential said the sharp fall in sales vindicated its criticism of the company.
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Of course, they got the quintessential shot of the matcha latte from above.
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It's a "quintessential NYC establishment with great live music," Smith told Business Insider.
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Piketon, paradoxically, both is and is not the quintessential image of a mass shooting.
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This truth is what makes Derry arguably the most quintessential fictional town in America.
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The dainty coral straps and delicate floral print makes this the quintessential spring dress.
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"This quintessential California estate is now ready for the next chapter in its journey."
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Their story--and the sublime footage they risked everything to get--is quintessential Herzog.
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Fischer was the quintessential, laconic rural Australian, always wearing a rabbit-skin Akubra hat.
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Botanical Prints + White ShortsAn airy, tropical-print blouse feels like the quintessential summer staple.
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Why it matters: These are the quintessential swing voters who can decide an election.
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Once upon a time, Luke Perry was quintessential teen drama bad boy Dylan McKay.
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Sure, Set It Up does contain all the quintessential elements of a romantic comedy.
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The teaser is quintessential Real World, packed with fist-fights, pranks and budding romances.
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See how celebs are making this quintessential schoolgirl style fit for someone stylish, ahead.
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The footage is quintessential Nashville, featuring steamy kisses, flashing lights, tears and fierce fights.
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At one time, The Gap was considered to be the quintessential American retail brand.
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This is Jim's South Street, and it's been serving Philly's quintessential cheesesteak since 13.
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A homemade cake is the quintessential way to celebrate a birthday or special event.
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For many of us, especially in the UK, this is the quintessential festival experience.
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Maybe that makes him the quintessential voice of reason right now for scared Americans.
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While this was a tailor-made spot and quintessential company, I hadn't fooled anyone.
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A flavorful taste burst into my mouth, offering the quintessential summer hot dog flavor.
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Monica Geller started out the series in a quintessential '90s look complete with suspenders.
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The quintessential example of blockchain is bitcoin, which is predominantly based on this architecture.
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It's a quintessential American ballet, with Aaron Copland's seminal score as a key ingredient.
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The 2008 New Balance 993 became "the quintessential 'dad shoe,'" Engvall told Business Insider.
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Cork and barrel makers in the valley are a quintessential part of this process.
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" Eden agrees: "It's the quintessential Uzbek dish eaten from one plate by many diners.
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One of the quintessential 73 Records bands is the wonderfully named King Sized Pegasus.
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Fudgy, rich brownies made with that cannabutter are the quintessential edible for a reason.
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" In 1996, New York Magazine described its pizza as "the quintessential New York slice.
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And then, of course, there's "Annie Hall" (1977), perhaps the quintessential New York comedy.
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Indeed, Wallace, the quintessential angel-headed hipster, was the enigmatic, hermetic Californian everybody knew.
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The Parkers, with three boys, were a quintessential hockey family in suburban Minneapolis-St.
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"New York, New York," is quintessential Bernstein: an exuberant opening with his trademark syncopation.
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It's a quintessential New York story about city dwellers too often overlooked by filmmakers.
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Thus cannabis, the quintessential chill-out drug, is turned into a $6.7 billion industry.
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Cohen argues that this case — and its progeny — were quintessential forms of judicial activism.
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Rewind Filled with talkative young French people, "Le Rayon Vert" is quintessential Eric Rohmer.
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Usher's quintessential 1997 jam is more of an emotional affair than a physical one.
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And of course, the quintessential query of the 21st century: Will I lose weight?
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The Girl Scouts first published a recipe for the quintessential campfire snack in 1927.
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At 17, I left for that quintessential ivory tower of the North: Yale University.
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Sichuan peppercorns are to Sichuanese what olive oil is to Mediterranean: quintessential and compulsory.
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For indisputable philanthropist and quintessential Hufflepuff, Newt Scamander, the theory seems all too plausible.
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A BMW equipped with hard saddlebags is perhaps my quintessential image of the brand.
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Beyoncé's culturally quintessential music video for "Single Ladies" has inspired countless imitations and tributes.
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One analyst is calling Lowe's the quintessential underdog in a tumultuous world of retail.
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Since then the child has served as a quintessential example of early European smallpox.
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It still is not the quintessential Cardi B sound, though, because there isn't one.
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Comey has proved to be the quintessential bureaucrat, always focused on protecting his own back.
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But rarely does Mexico's quintessential dish—and most ubiquitous taco filling—reach its full potential.
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Quintessential Timber Timbre elements are still present, though, like Kirk's crooning voice and steely accompaniment.
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" Barrack, many of his associates recounted, offers an eclectic spin on the quintessential "guy's guy.
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And what's the key to building the quintessential fall wardrobe that'll last you through winter?
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They have a generous sprinkling of sugar crystals to add to the quintessential fizzy tingle.
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She was the quintessential perfect person: Her house was perfect and her hair was perfect.
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In other words, going wild is seen as a quintessential part of the Penn experience.
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For 70 years the colors never deviated from the quintessential springtime palette: yellow, lilac, magenta.
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The company calls it "ultra-compact" and it's supposed to be the quintessential city car.
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Sauerkraut is the quintessential ingredient that gives certain items their "unique tang," according to Lingard.
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A Star Is Born encapsulates a quintessential Hollywood legend: There can only be one star.
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The analogy between Marx and Coke's quintessential, capitalist Santa is implied without any direct comparison.
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He described the swapping of unsecured notes for new secured paper as a "quintessential refinancing".
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"It is a quintessential part of the New York slice experience, the greasiness," he said.
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He has allowed Hyperallergic to publish his photographs of some quintessential pages from it here.
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In fact, the quintessential Trump trades have been the worst performing sectors during VIX surges.
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It is the quintessential application of a 85033th-century remedy to a 21st-century problem.
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I truly have nothing negative to say about this property; it's the quintessential beach escape.
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The quintessential performer, he seized on every opportunity to make music under the best conditions.
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This is why Tarantino is often hailed as one of the quintessential filmmakers of postmodernism.
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The Renault Clio is one of those quintessential European hatchbacks that's been around since 1990.
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So she is one of the sort of quintessential Marvel heroes period, female or not.
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Is it the quintessential lesbian sex act or a fictive spectre perpetuated by heteropatriarchial standards?
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It's an intelligent, tender record that transcends quintessential emo; the sound is more mature somehow.
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It's your quintessential autumn day: Sunny and clear as crystal, with a high of 29.
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They have a generous sprinkling of sugar crystals to add to the quintessential fizzy tingle.
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Sailing Victoria Harbor on a traditional Chinese wooden junk is a quintessential Hong Kong experience.
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His wrap-up news conference before leaving Osaka for Seoul was a quintessential Trump performance.
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"It's the quintessential listening room," Monte King, a veteran Bluebird performer, told me before showtime.
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"The Sound of Music" is as close to the quintessential Broadway musical as they come.
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He was, and is, the quintessential muay khao (knee fighter) of the eight-limbed art.
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Mr. Modi represents authenticity and Indianness; Nehru is the quintessential foreigner in his own land.
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The French Open is the quintessential clay court tournament: It's the greatest show on dirt.
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The quintessential case study is the slow diminishment of Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village.
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Despite all the growing pains, some quintessential parts of San Francisco have maintained their appearance.
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The season, titled "1984," is set at a summer camp, a quintessential horror movie setting.
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"The main reason was the attack by Quintessential in July," said its founder Marco Astorri.
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It is the quintessential New Yorker: garrulous, beautifully colored, sometimes pushy, always full of surprises.
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It's an achievable goal and a quintessential "America first" theme that Trump should keep playing.
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"I was used to being the quintessential caretaker for guys I dated," Dr. Holiday said.
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We also recently took a trip to London and did all the quintessential tourist things.
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It was a quintessential Conway drive-by, replete with artful political spin and exaggerated comparisons.
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DAVID BOSSIE, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, it&aposs Bill Clinton it&aposs perfect quintessential Bill Clinton.
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"It's a quintessential public health problem in that it impacts the most disenfranchised of our society."
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"It is such a quintessential part of English summer," she said of the tournament last year.
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To find a quintessential English countryside setting, then there is no better place than the Cotswolds.
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He answers my questions about sexism in the industry directly, behaving like the quintessential male feminist.
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Additionally, "I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)" is the quintessential carefree Black girl anthem.
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Outside of Anita Hill, I think he's been a quintessential good guy around these issues, right?
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The quintessential tweed suit was styled with thick tights, chunky scarves, and for some, even hoods.
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The quintessential image of the femme fatale, or dangerous woman, was cemented in 1940s noir film.
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It's quintessential French-girl style at its finest filled with all the most covetable vetements around.
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She was at every party, on every tabloid magazine cover, and was the quintessential paparazzi star.
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"This is my idea of a quintessential New York apartment," he says of his Manhattan pad.
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The high-energy clip was quintessential Captain, featuring a slew of intense fight moments and explosions.
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"Women, in one way or another, have been the quintessential Magi forever," Ms. Sinclair said recently.
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More head-scratching for Democrats is the move of Florida, the quintessential swing-state, towards Republicans.
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It's a quintessential American immigrant story, with Garland's nomination a triumphant embodiment of the American Dream.
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Quintessential is a New York-based hedge fund which says it specializes in exposing corporate wrongdoing.
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Ramsberger, in quintessential teenage fashion, shouted "I hate myself" inside the safe confines of her bedroom.
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Quintessential is a New York-based hedge fund which says it specialises in exposing corporate wrongdoing.
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The structure set to be built on top of Disneyland's quintessential centerpiece is far from typical.
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To many locals, Kansas is the quintessential American restaurant, but not just because of the food.
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"It's the quintessential urban appliance," said Andrew Bradfield, the principal of Orange Management, a development company.
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The quintessential political maverick even looked like he might knock off the establishment favorite, Texas Gov.
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In this sense, "Miles Ahead" is the quintessential anti-jazz biopic — messy, sprawling, nonlinear and triumphant.
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Trump, the quintessential old-school New Yorker, is an unlikely leader for a red-state insurgency.
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But that reflectivity also suggests a different kind of plating; metal as the quintessential protective skin.
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Think of this as the quintessential guide to the LA restaurant scene for the adventurous eater.
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He has also pushed that conversation onto a quintessential American stage: the high school football field.
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Adan, the young protagonist of "A Stray," is the quintessential fellow who can't catch a break.
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The atrocities of 9/85033 are the quintessential example of the national version of an emergency.
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If you're into horoscopes, then it's important to point out that Franco is a quintessential Aries.
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Everyone gets a kick out of mocking the quintessential San Francisco techie, Patagonia vest and all.
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Those rhythms that you mentioned, palo and gaga, are the quintessential rhythms of the Dominican Republic.
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A whole room is devoted to the drink from China that became the quintessential British symbol.
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They promised to retaliate against quintessential American goods like Kentucky bourbon, bluejeans and Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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CreditCreditCarl Perutz My late mother, Josephine Premice, was a dancer, singer, actress and quintessential New Yorker.
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"This is the quintessential rap album," the 41-year-old says two days before DAYTONA's release.
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It made sense because in many ways Versace was the quintessential Instagram label avant la lettre.
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"Katie's from Kansas City — a quintessential American look and values personified everything they did," he added.
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William McKinley, the quintessential Gilded Age president who defeated a populist challenger, was also a protectionist.
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Now in its 91st year, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is a quintessential American holiday staple.
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JON PARELES You could call this the quintessential ECM album for its title and its sound.
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Byrne might be the quintessential Manhattan artist, but his connection to the Texan couple was immediate.
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There&aposs, of course, the quintessential café brooder, who might need a little pick-me-up.
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These pictures capture the sights and scenes of Harlem during this quintessential time of American history.
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Kayleigh (Savannah Baker), a quintessential follower, shuttles between Mia and Amber, depending on who's more popular.
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In these circumstances, Owens has excelled, making him in some ways the quintessential 21st-century referee.
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"The main reason was the attack by Quintessential in July," said the company's founder Marco Astorri.
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"A quintessential design of Arthur's is an evening dress made for a favored client," he said.
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He was the quintessential "bad boy with a good heart" and was incredibly handsome to boot.
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The denim is smooth and feels substantial, and the Daybreak Indigo color is the quintessential blue.
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"Corrections Department" is a quintessential oxymoron when it comes to non-violent drug dealers or offenders.
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Malta, from its weather and its food to its history and culture, is quintessential Mediterranean Europe.
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The quintessential Air Raid play is called Four Verticals: four wide receivers sprinting up the field.
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The color images are quintessential Parr: where hues, gestures and expressions collide to highlight the farcical.
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The strawberry shortcake — one of the most quintessential American desserts — has seen an evolution like no other.
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The rising towers, house sigils, and epic theme tune are all quintessential to the GoT viewing experience.
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Cramer also recommended the two largest payroll processors in America, ADP and Paychex, as quintessential Trump stocks.
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The 80s saw the rise of Salt-N-Pepa, both of whom were quintessential masters of ceremonies.
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Yevgeniya, a 26-year-old Miami native, believes she feared demons due to her quintessential Florida upbringing.
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"No matter how hard I try/you keep pushing me aside" is the quintessential emotional banger lyric.
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When we last saw the quintessential California girl, she had long honey-blonde waves past her shoulders.
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But while Baby Driver is a quintessential Edgar Wright movie, it's so many other things as well.
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I mean, the concept had the quintessential prank-ish mixture of the plausible and the utterly fantastical.
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She's a quintessential Everywoman trying to make her way in an appearance-obsessed society, to humorous effect.
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"It is such a quintessential part of English summer," Kate said of the tennis tournament in 2017.
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If you doubt this, look at Tesla as a quintessential example of a modern data-driven organization.
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Because if she weren't her father's daughter (many people say), Ivanka would be the quintessential Hillary voter.
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The minute-long trailer was quintessential Roseanne, with snarky quips, bold humor and the beloved Conner crew.
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Mr Kudlow is, in some ways, the quintessential representative of the business wing of the Republican Party.
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But a new study suggests that the quintessential adolescent disdain for authority can be harnessed for good.
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Tam jokingly refers to this as a savoury take on the quintessential Danish summer dessert of koldskål.
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To celebrate the milestone, quintessential San Francisco scoop shop Ghirardelli is serving up the Haight Ashberry Sundae.
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Consumption taxes are the quintessential use taxes with an impressive conservative pedigree: Ronald Reagan favored use taxes.
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That makes reforming those policies and fixing the system the quintessential public policy issue of our time.
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No matter the demand of the people, Coffman stands with and represents the quintessential Trumpublican mumbo-jumbo.
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"He's the quintessential example of someone who we immediately saw had talent—raw talent," Diller told me.
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Sistina After 33 years on Second Avenue at 80th Street, this quintessential upscale neighborhood restaurant is moving.
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We chronicled the important landmarks, changing neighborhoods and quintessential New York characters we met along the way.
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Had hiring a straight man named Christian to play a quintessential gay Jew given him any pause?
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Trump's #RiggedCabinet is the quintessential example of the "fox guarding the hen house" in every possible way.
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Make no mistake, despite its religious intentions, this will always be considered the quintessential Christian horror film.
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And we feel we're one of those quintessential companies that can bridge both sides of that chasm.
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The This Is Boston, Not LA compilation has stood out as one of the quintessential hardcore compilations.
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Hilary Duff has been heralded for being the quintessential Brooklyn mom (she even has a "Brooklyn" tattoo).
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And to plunder a quote from a quintessential Washington hack: God, I hope he never gets it.
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Google and Amazon were both quintessential '90s tech startups, but by 1999, Apple was a different story.
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Chicago is a great, quintessential American city, despite the singular narrative we've all heard and bristled at.
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Perhaps the quintessential installation of Spirit of Friendship is Nhà Sàn Collective's installation "82 131 39," (2017).
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That quintessential pressure situation has occurred only twice, both times involving the Red Wings in the Olympia.
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The Note is the quintessential giant phone and so Samsung went ahead and made another giant phone.
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When I meet her, Lexi Underwood, 16, is sporting the quintessential '90s girl accessory: a black choker.
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A trade association in Tianjin has laid out rules to try to standardize the quintessential street food.
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It's the quintessential L.A. story; a man moves to the city in pursuit of his creative dreams.
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The N.F.L.-national anthem controversy, the latest Trump-stoked social conflagration, is a quintessential bad culture war.
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"Big Little Lies" is the quintessential HBO show: Huge stars, lavish production, major buzz and genuine quality.
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Jeremy Dauber argues that Jerry Lewis, who died Sunday at 91, was the quintessential postwar American Jew.
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I don't feel like the quintessential woman, I feel more like some sort of mystical tiger being.
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His maternal grandfather, Mr. Agnelli, who died in 2005, was midcentury Europe's quintessential jet-setter and playboy.
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These sharks were also quintessential New Yorkers, their aura of fierceness wed to an agenda of fabulousness.
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It's the quintessential white "dad movie" — guys racing cars, guys talking about cars, guys arguing over cars.
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It's come a long way since the quintessential style of puppetry and indie adventures of the '80s.
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LN: Robert Frank's quintessential book The Americans is one of my biggest references as a street photographer.
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"Carlos is the quintessential American story," said Paul J. LeBlanc, the president of Southern New Hampshire University.
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Short, the most elegant and witty of men, made the cafe the quintessential New York supper club.
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Borrow from the boys of "Twin Peaks" in the quintessential American ensemble: jeans and a T-shirt.
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For about 12 hours, the quintessential global citizen was officially stateless, flying high above Asia in secret.
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This is home, you may imagine, to the quintessential American family, living contentedly behind its clapboard facade.
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By Meg Jay This is the quintessential book about how to make the most of your 20s.
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Nixon, who plays the wife of the cheating man, called it a quintessential film about New York.
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I look back on him today and understand the power of being raised by the quintessential entrepreneur.
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As a quintessential American, Thoreau looked closely, thought deeply and offered truths we ignore at our peril.
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With his handlebar mustache and quintessential Greek charm, he has become quite a staple on the island.
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A quintessential example is Balbir Singh [Sodhi], a man who was killed in Arizona in September 2001.
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With his sunspots and striped Stussy shirt, he looked like a quintessential California teen—Zonie or not.
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He is just the quintessential — I'll date myself — Joe Friday, "just the facts, Ma'am," kind of guy.
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Only this time, the wildly popular cutting hack is for the most quintessential summer fruit around: the watermelon.
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If used properly, it brings us together, granting unimaginable opportunities, magnifying the most quintessential and exclusively human capabilities.
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The conflict in both these films does not come from the quintessential Bollywood villain but from existential issues.
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Hadid stepped out for the first time since the split in wearing a quintessential "Gigi" street style outfit.
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Despite having moved to new premises of its own, Liao Chan Hawker Fan hasn't lost its quintessential character.
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"This is sort of the classic, quintessential revenge porn," said Goldberg, who does not represent Chyna or Kardashian.
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The melding of minds continues through an intense game of Netrunner, complete with Taylor's quintessential raising of eyebrows.
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The iPhone X is following a quintessential Apple trend of eliminating items Apple feels are no longer necessary.
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Sure, Madonna's spectacles in the '80s and '90s attracted the same media flurry that a quintessential scandal might.
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For a while, that was quintessential Twitter, fighting the man, no matter where in the world it was.
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She took the quintessential "old Hollywood" red carpet look and gave it a 21st century cool girl twist.
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He approaches supporters with quintessential Big Sky ease, hammering his pet policy, public use of waterways and land.
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JUSTIN BIEBER & SELENA GOMEZ We begin, as always, with the quintessential On-Again, Off-Again Celebrity Couple: Jelena.
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The quintessential cheesesteak at Jim's comes with black top round angus beef, Cheez Whiz (or without), and onions.
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If Bannon's economic nationalism represents the populist wing of the GOP, then Ryan is the quintessential anti-populist.
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He hasn't been this hot since he was J.J. Redick, college basketball's inimitable proto-troll and quintessential Dukie.
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Why go: Jaw-dropping landscapes make this South American destination a quintessential spot for adventure travelers to visit.
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So ketchup gets some of its meaning from what it goes with (fries — a quintessential American side dish).
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She ended the night with the quintessential New York City snack: a hot dog from a street vendor.
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There's no resisting the Empire The Empire Run-Up is quintessential New York: Everyone is in a hurry.
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Jam-packed with references, Hot Fuzz is a giant running meta-commentary on the quintessential pastoral English village.
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Bush was "the quintessential example of what those of us in public service ought to be," Hoyer said.
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He was thin, with blue eyes and brown hair, and he had the quintessential San Francisco geek look.
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Critics often point to so-called fusion centers—regional hubs for information sharing—as the quintessential DHS boondoggle.
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The prevailing thought at the time was Graham, a quintessential Washington insider, would be a disaster for Romney.
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The quintessential George Strait song involves a man who feels something strongly but can express it only winkingly.
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Should he not be celebrated for seeking out the picturesque and using it to show us quintessential India?
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Ballet is a national obsession, and Tchaikovsky's 1876 composition has become the quintessential embodiment of the art form.
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An arguably overrated aspect of Venice is the gondola ride, which is seen as a quintessential romantic experience.
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Now the court faces a quintessential legal dilemma: Should it do what is easy, or what is correct?
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For these reasons, among others, "Muriel, or The Time of Return" (1963) can be considered his quintessential film.
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"Harley is in the middle of this conversation because it is a rare quintessential American brand," he said.
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A dollhouse is one of those quintessential toys of childhood that almost everyone has fond memories playing with.
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Saltwater texture, loosely tousled waves, imperfect layers — the hallmarks of the quintessential L.A. haircut are easy to identify.
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This particular chapter is quintessential "House of Cards" in that it's both frustrating and a binge-watch trigger.
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Holt was in many ways the quintessential Australian man -- gregarious, sporty, a man with an appetite for life.
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This state was once the quintessential political bellwether, supporting only one losing presidential candidate between 1904 and 2004.
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The hereditary nature of the monarchy contrasts with what many Australians believe is a quintessential national value: egalitarianism.
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He's the kind of quintessential man's man you'd expect to be in charge of a Denver whiskey operation.
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The quintessential American whiskey enjoys a global reputation for quality, with demand outstripping supply and prices steadily rising.
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Some Democrats have argued that Biden's gaffes are so quintessential that they are baked into his political image.
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The company praised Ms. Fan as "the quintessential modern woman" when it brought her on in the spring.
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Heather Cole, a librarian, wrote the quintessential Teddy-Roosevelt-never-rode-a-moose blog post back in 2013.
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It's the quintessential coming-of-age tale Dickens is known for, and Lean received praise for this adaptation.
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Star is your quintessential pot-stirrer, even if he still thinks of himself as a brave truth-teller.
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From famous cannoli to the quintessential tricolor cookie, Ferrara&aposs glass cases are never short of customer favorites.
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The quintessential British boutique is turning 50 at a time when other famous stores are closing their doors.
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For visitors like me, the steep climb was a way to dig into the park's quintessential feature: sand.
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The German automaker's Avatar-inspired concept car, the Vision AVTR, is pretty much the quintessential modern CES announcement.
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This was quintessential America, we thought, straight out of the movies — a star-spangled feast for the senses.
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The quintessential image of Lomax is one of a smiling man holding a microphone up to a singer.
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The ornate detailing, the colorful facades, and the pointed roofs are all indicative of that quintessential Victorian charm.
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A quintessential Perahia recital, this, sticking to the core repertoire but building throughout the evening toward a climax.
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But to the rest, those who support Trump, it was the quintessential way of showing his unapologetic patriotism.
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Check. Put on a cheesehead and try one yourself at Lambeau Field for the quintessential Green Bay experience.
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The quintessential star of the sequel trilogy, Poe Dameron's droid companion knows how to save and be saved.
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It sounds like the quintessential hipster-baiting pastime — the perfect pseudo-sport for certain twee, bubble-dwelling Brooklynites.
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Zoe and Jane run a celebrated, quintessential Brooklyn farm-to-table restaurant, but they're miserable in their marriage.
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"We just went back to basics, with a quintessential gable-roofed form," he said, completely cloaked in black.
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Uber, a quintessential Bay Area company that is both global and digital, operates in about 250 American cities.
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In other words, there will be nary a mansplainer nor a quintessential all-male four-piece in sight.
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The book is the quintessential format for her poems, which scrape against the pages with nail-polished talons.
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In an unexpected twist of inspiration, the duo is bringing together the worlds of raving (quintessential Wang) and cycling (quintessential Adidas), tapping into the culture of New York City bike messengers, who brave mad traffic and weather to answer your streetwear prayers and deliver your hauls directly to your doorstep.
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Views' shrewd attempt to synthesize the quintessential Drake album begs the question: Is this as good as it gets?
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At that point, the quintessential Gucci belt of the time was inspired by horsebits, a style they're still producing.
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I'm not a quintessential ... I'm not a 6-foot-3 blonde, six pack ... I'm a nebbishy Jewish computer programmer.
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There was Miley Cyrus, who cut bangs that made her the spitting image of her quintessential character Hannah Montana.
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Kelly Ripa sent her love in the form of sweets from Orwasher's Bakery, a quintessential Jewish-style Manhattan bakery.
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Their 3-3 draw with West Ham was quintessential, the sort of absurd performance that only Arsenal can produce.
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He had a technical background but also knows how to run a business; Jonathan was the quintessential product guy.
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In downtown Washington, protesters braved a cold morning that would go on to feel like a quintessential spring day.
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The stoop is a quintessential signifier of BRIC's focus on making people feel that the organization is for them.
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The quintessential swing state is a must-win for Donald Trump, and signs there have pointed in his favor.
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We've decided we're going to buy a house in L.A., and I can't get enough of the quintessential architecture.
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"'The Nutcracker' is one of those quintessential Christmas events" says Melissa Hamilton, a first soloist at the Royal Ballet.
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It's quintessential Apple: their classic mix of hardware and software integration that works so well, you'd swear it's magic.
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In a way, Weval—AKA Amsterdam-based duo Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers—are the quintessential Kompakt group.
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SPEECH leaves no fossils, so palaeoanthropologists have no direct evidence for the emergence of the quintessential human trait: language.
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Washington crafts quintessential coming-of-age moments with such nuance that he sheds them of any potential for cliche.
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Jonathan Leibson/Getty Nicole Richie may be a fashion plate, but she is also the quintessential California cool girl.
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Notably, the orphaned Sabrina doesn't grow up in the quintessential heteronormative "human" trinity of a father, mother, and child.
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We are therefore "encouraged" (aka forced) to walk or take the T. Luckily, it's the quintessential beautiful spring day!
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For more than one generation of moviegoers who grew up with Indian cinema, Kher is the quintessential father figure.
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It's a quintessential aspect of transformation, to have your vision of the world and how you interact with it.
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Futons are the quintessential piece of dorm room furniture that virtually every incoming freshman has under their lofted bed.
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But what came after was a quintessential example of the gaslighting that female innovators in tech experience every day.
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The judge called our method of criticism "quintessential", which is a huge win for us and the YouTube community.
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Both are quintessential painters of modern life and all the ways the new or previously hidden has become manifest.
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On the design side of things, you have to be aware that these are the quintessential open-back headphones.
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After all, climate change is more than an environmental issue — it is the quintessential sustainability issue of our time.
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The quintessential example of Trump taking undeserved credit for a job announcement is with respect to the Carrier Corporation.
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Horowitz, with 28503 losses out of 22019 fights, became the World Wrestling Federation's quintessential jabroni, the word's very archetype.
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Everlane somehow managed to make the quintessential fall and winter wardrobe staple better for the environment and your wallet.
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But we had yet to experience it in quintessential Catalan fashion: on a beach, with bread, sausage and wine.
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Narrative, one of the quintessential characteristics of the American-born-and-bred country music genre, suits him just fine.
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Sadly, China's population of more than one billion people no longer have access to that quintessential element of freedom.
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Lincicome was the quintessential kid sister, shadowing her siblings and swinging from her heels to try to keep up.
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The quintessential New York fashion label now has no flagship in the city beyond a modest boutique in SoHo.
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There's so much to appreciate about the quintessential bad movie, like how you can — and should — talk over it.
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The conclusion is quintessential Bowie: We've got five years, and we might as well celebrate while we have them.
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"These are the quintessential allegations police make against someone who has been the victim of excessive force," he said.
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We were here for you with our best recipes for quintessential stoner foods, from nachos, to ramen, to brownies.
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I enjoyed the Nayanaa Kanodia exhibition, "The Quintessential Woman: A Celebration," which featured oil paintings and drawings celebrating feminism.
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Apple, one of the quintessential American brands, assembles most of its products in China — and Mr. Trump has noticed.
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I always imagined the quintessential girl of men's dreams to be taller than me, thinner, more poised and blond.
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It's all quintessential "Billions," in large part because of how inessential the action is for either Chuck or Bobby.
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A quintessential party food, the resulting dish is more akin to crispy ravioli than a juicy, long-baked casserole.
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Tom Petty, who died on Monday, was one of the quintessential American rock stars of the late 20th century.
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These are some of the most treasured places in Southern California, campgrounds and trails that are quintessential Los Angeles.
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The quintessential Lee hero, introduced in 1962 and created with the artist Steve Ditko (1927-2018), was Spider-Man.
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It's the quintessential luxe Brooklyn experience sought out by those who live here and those who wish they did.
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On a main road in the up-and-coming neighbourhood of Culver City lies LA's quintessential taco joint: Tito's.
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Paul H. Schoeman, who worked with him on the case, said the flare of creativity was quintessential Mr. Berke.
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"Cassini is really one of those quintessential missions from NASA," said Thomas H. Zurbuchen, NASA's associate administrator for science.
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Dan Grec, a world traveler, photographer and author, said road trips were the quintessential vacation in his native Australia.
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The effect was like walking into a quintessential childhood bedroom — in an unspecific time period, and an unspecific place.
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It seems quite likely that this quintessential family-owned business will be passed into the hands of an outsider.
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The quintessential warm ham and cheese sandwich, it makes a great snack with drinks, cut into bite-size pieces.
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This is the quintessential guitar-rock specimen, a seed for the later efflorescence of prog-rockers and arena anthemists.
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And this year, ceramic art has made major inroads at NADA's Miami Beach fair, a quintessential bastion of painting.
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The quintessential modern day British songwriter and king of Wimbledon is returning with a new album later this year.
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A little goofy-looking and awkward, yet displaying an adolescent self-assuredness, he is the quintessential movie pizza boy.
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While I love when his music gets manic and wild, "Wee Bey" is a quintessential less-is-more track.
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Maybe your first big rug purchase was that quintessential, under-$100 chevron meant for sprucing up your college dorm room.
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They are still dodging the quintessential "Broke Boy," and they're all about their mantra: save your money and spend his.
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"The auto industry is the quintessential global supply chain," Jones said at the Morgan Stanley Asia Pacific Summit in Singapore.
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He was one of the 'old guard,' so to speak, and yet he wrote the quintessential New Wave breakout story.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Jeanne Moreau, the quintessential French actress whose mother was an English cabaret club dancer, has died at 89.
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Moesha was the quintessential sitcom about Black girlhood, which resulted in spin-off The Parkers, starring Countess Vaughn and Mo'Nique.
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I've taken the liberty of rounding up some of the quintessential films, across genres, centering on Black women and femmes.
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Customers have the option to substitute eggnog, perhaps one of the most quintessential holiday beverages, for milk in any drink.
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She is a quintessential morning person, and I am very much not, so our early day interactions are pretty sparse.
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The sculpture, towering and dabbed with lush colors, is thrilling in its stature and its general quintessential-Ikebana, minimalist style.
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Set largely in a quintessential all-American town — large portions of the movie were filmed on the same Warner Bros.
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He adds that the rise of fake news and conspiracy theories about globalisation feed anti-Semitism, "the quintessential conspiracy myth".
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Donald Trump's advisor Stephen Miller is a quintessential Nephew — and was recently made one in print by his actual uncle.
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I wasn't expecting to, since I'm a diehard "Green Goblin is the quintessential Spider-Man nemesis" guy, but I did.
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It's a "quintessential lullaby", says Mr Bohn, a touchingly simple ode to the bond between a mother and her child.
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Thelma & Louise, which has managed to become both a quintessential girl power and road trip film, turns 220 this year.
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For anyone on a budget: Market strolling is a quintessential Barcelona activity, and there are options to satisfy every budget.
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Like pizza, bagels, and the Empire State building, drag is one of those things that is just quintessential New York.
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I guess what we're saying is: this is the quintessential "sitting at home and smoking weed with your friends record".
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The quintessential venture capitalist's uniform consists of a pair of designer jeans, a Patagonia fleece vest and $95 wool sneakers.
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But it was just your sort of normal, quintessential family in an era when opioids were given out like candy.
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" At age 13, Angemi's parents split up, leaving him as a "quintessential latchkey kid who was pretty stable and grounded.
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A challenge to this quintessential American identity will offend most and produce counter-movements, including political mutiny and philanthropic outpouring.
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The cast, the fashion, the music, the unbridled dedication to reviving the genre ... it's the epitome of quintessential '90s campiness.
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Tthere's a display of the members' black leather jackets, jeans, and Converse, a look they turned into quintessential punk duds.
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For starters, it's a brilliant excuse for us to see more of Lucy, the quintessential component of Twin Peaks camp.
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As it turns out, Scott's a big fan of the quintessential stoner film, Pineapple Express, which starred Franco and McBride.
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Asheville is a quintessential small town nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains with stunning hiking trails and picturesque street cafes.
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Slipping support for Trump Once viewed as the quintessential swing vote, white Catholics since the 2016s have usually leaned Republican.
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Yet Mr. Bowie's quintessential elegance — the seamless way he merged unruly passions and ideas with coolheaded calculation — couldn't be reproduced.
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His book-lined bedroom is the quintessential writer's lair: Even the base of his custom-made bed frame holds books.
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Its campus is not exactly the quintessential college campus with a quad, high-rise dorm buildings, and dining halls, either.
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The first is that he is the quintessential gentle giant—albeit one often clad in full-on death metal regalia.
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Char up some good bread and let everything macerate in nice olive oil and vinegar for a quintessential summer meal.
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What it's about: "The Big Chill" is the quintessential movie about baby boomers growing up and reflecting on their youth.
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This sturdy Liev Schreiber-led drama has painted a quintessential portrait of Hollywood's seedy underbelly for the last five years.
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Historians have concluded that the attack never happened and Johnson's ploy is now seen as the quintessential false flag operation.
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Abstract Expressionism, the quintessential all-American art movement, is a framework that in many ways recalls the corporate business model.
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There aren't too many feelings that match the sense of calm and happiness of quintessential, G-funk laden LA rap.
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The quintessential host, Trump is known to hold court in the club going from member to member to chit-chat.
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The quintessential college experience of getting pizza delivered to your dorm room is about to get a high-tech upgrade.
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"We're just laughing because it feels like we're doing a professional version of the quintessential high school show," he said.
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Brad Pitt is in many ways the quintessential movie star, but until this year, his only Oscar wasn't for acting.
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As it was, Ms. White, a political independent, drew criticism from liberal lawmakers who view her as the quintessential moderate.
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" Icahn said that Ackman is the "quintessential example that on Wall Street, if you want a friend, get a dog.
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They are, in other words, the quintessential movie movies, reflecting the collaborative challenges and logistical triumphs of the production cycle.
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Loafers are one of those rare quintessential shoe styles that can be worn with just about everything in your closet.
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Austen may be celebrated as the quintessential novelist of manners, but her wit can be cruel and her portraits unsparing.
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It is sort of the kind of quintessential high-value asset you would want to own for many, many years.
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Why did it take over 50 years to build the Lincoln Memorial in the quintessential southern city of Washington, D.C?
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Especially after his criticism of Mr. Trump this year, he is seen as the quintessential member of the Republican establishment.
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Susan Kare's Chicago, a quintessential typeface for the Apple brand, is the system typeface for early Macs and early iPods.
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Andrew "Boz" Bosworth, the longtime Facebook executive who now runs the hardware division, says Portal is a quintessential Facebook product.
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Update The tale of Angela Mao, from worldwide fame to quiet anonymity, is a kind of quintessential New York story.
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He reconstructs Japanese rock gardens in marble, refashioning a traditional Buddhist space in the quintessential material of Western classical sculpture.
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The anecdote, which surfaces repeatedly in "Radical" and ultimately swells to the dimensions of a creation myth, is quintessential Nawaz.
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That show, to me, was quintessential Hammons—an evanescent but indelible experience, made out of nothing, with nothing for sale.
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It is quintessential Jim Carrey and he somewhat rescues a movie that might otherwise be viewed as a pointless retread.
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For the final number, the work song "Forty-Four Hammers," Mr. Berryman falls silent to become the quintessential listener again.
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But this divergence is quintessential to Koch's creative bravery, as demonstrated by her new show, Aidan Koch: A to Zed.
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Spinning a lazy Susan full of umami goodness or digging into a pu pu platter is a quintessential American experience.
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The title of chief operating officer suggests that anyone Silicon Valley's quintessential tech bro hires would strive to improve Uber's operations.
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"I felt that Trump's win was the quintessential example of an unqualified man winning over an incredibly qualified woman," Leahy says.
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After is the quintessential prime example of what can happen when a consumer is given the tools to create content herself.
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Gigi Hadid may be the quintessential Cali girl, and not just because of her long blonde (or are they bronde?) locks.
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Wikipedia is a quintessential example of the good that can come from the fair use of links, quotation, and media sharing.
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Let's take a walk down memory lane and revisit nine of the most quintessential holiday television episodes of the 83s: 1.
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Despite their straightforwardness, however, these three songs are also wryly knowing in a way that makes them quintessential Charli XCX tracks.
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It wasn't announced onstage at WWDC yesterday, but Apple's new Pencil Case might be the most quintessential Apple product to date.
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The quintessential "Summertime" line "Your daddy's rich, and your mama's good-looking," is certainly true of Blue, Rumi, and Sir's parents.
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The hedge fund, Quintessential Capital Management, said in a report last May that the company overstated the number of its outlets.
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On the surface, the Pearsons are the quintessential American family, in the most 1950s, white picket fence sense of the term.
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"Debbie Reynolds was a quintessential mother who had planned every part of Carrie's birthday parties when she was young," Kessler says.
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Birria is one of those universal dishes that all regions of Mexico have, making it a quintessential comfort food to many.
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But it is extraordinarily good: Apart from being the quintessential rock musical, it is as ambitious as it is high-voltage.
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The dark nooks and 70s porn playing on the TVs above the narrow bar and make it the quintessential gay dive.
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Jamey seems like the quintessential cool kid, but he's just as nervous about approaching the rival high school's most popular girl.
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It may be quintessential Trump, but it's nonetheless offensive and indicative of his skewed perspective on Native Americans today and historically.
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Those quintessential John Green moments are still featured in Turtles, but now John Green takes those meditations and turns them inward.
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But, one food blog's claims that a dish is a "quintessential British comfort classic" has prompted mass outrage on social media.
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The Ram & Shackle, probably the quintessential Fallowfield bar, was ostensibly a hotel—though I can't imagine anyone has ever stayed there.
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Though careful and precise in approach, the quintessential French cut is more about the woman who wears it, according to Bourquin.
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In this way, castoreum is a quintessential secret ingredient, something that made a flavor better and more interesting, while eluding recognition.
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Among those most likely to get new roles, on the inside or in allied positions outside, are several quintessential Yes Men.
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Though her 80s solo hits tend to be slicker and more bombastic, Stevie's quintessential Stevie-ness shines through the production gloss.
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"We continue to believe that Mr. Wynn's quintessential strength lies in his resort design abilities," said Gabelli & Co analyst Adam Trivison.
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"LLC" is the quintessential Nicki track: relatively bare production, giving the floor to the Queens native's penchant for nearly breathless delivery.
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Despite being able to move past the standard disco ball with technology, Lieberman stands by the mirrorball as a quintessential classic.
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"I think it is a quintessential insider movie, one that plays in this shrewd way to groupthink," Merkin told the Post.
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And then there's Steven Spielberg's "Jaws," the quintessential summer flick that needs no introduction, Saturday and Sunday at 11:30 a.m.
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The best kids' lunch boxes you can buyWhen heading to school, there's no quintessential item for kids than the lunch box.
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Make a cucumber salad, concoct a gin-and-coconut-water cocktail or let us help you customize your quintessential summer drink.
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In battling a British opponent, the protagonist in "Creed" was positioned to be as quintessential an American hero as President Obama.
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The season also brings the beginning of the annual Arizona State Fair in Phoenix, filled with quintessential carnival foods and rides.
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Despite being a woman, the public views her as the quintessential, business-as-usual politician, something that Trump is definitely not.
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Amid this joyous gifting is a new girl in town: Amazon's quintessential Alexa speech technology, but with a new Indian accent.
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Every chapter is an ingredient, with the first recipe in each section highlighting the quintessential way that Vivian sees it prepared.
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A couple of months later, that quintessential gangsta rap single also found its way onto his 1991 album, O.G. Original Gangster.
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But despite his punkish beginnings, today he comes across more as a quintessential England gent: perfect in manners, regal in dress.
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Many resorts are renowned for their pool parties and bars that will satiate any appetite for the quintessential day-drinking experience.
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But the chances of heading off this policy disaster are small, because this is a quintessential example of Trump being Trump.
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This year it was Posty's turn to try a quintessential chain restaurant experience: the sawdust-sprinkled immersive magic of Medieval Times.
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Grace Mugabe has fared particularly poorly compared with Sally Mugabe, Robert Mugabe's first wife, who was the quintessential African first lady.
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"Lee was the quintessential New York City architect," said Sandra Bloodworth, director of arts and design for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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In Laurel Canyon, they found the quintessential L.A. dream: a midcentury home with floor-to-ceiling views of the Hollywood Hills.
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Legend says they represent the quintessential city saga — uninvited migrants that originally escaped from a broken shipping crate at Kennedy Airport.
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"Somebody That I Used to Know" by Gotye and Kimbra might be the most quintessential one-hit wonder of the 2010s.
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"In a quintessential public space, can the city argue that you can only be limited to a specific section?" he said.
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As historian David Oshinsky observed, Parchman is the quintessential prison farm, the closest thing to slavery that survived the Civil War.
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For inspiration, he began to make annual trips to New York, a place he'd worshiped from afar as the quintessential metropolis.
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The standing P and floating S, combined to make the image generations of people grew up with, is a quintessential character.
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"Laughter is the quintessential social signal," the neuroscientist Robert R. Provine concluded after conducting experiments that eavesdropped on strangers in public.
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It's a quintessential '21984s horror throwback — and hopefully one that will dig deeper into the era's tropes as the season progresses.
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Plus, it's quintessential Blink-182, which will bring you tons of joy and cheer if you need a dose of nostalgia.
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The practical joke, modeled on Bobby Valentine's famous in-game masquerade in 1999, was quintessential Ichiro, executed only after thorough preparation.
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It's in my mind the quintessential "gaping maw" puzzle, with what are essentially intersecting septuple stacks in that wide open middle.
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Walk me through what, in your mind, is the quintessential example of when the United States interfered abroad in a country.
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If you're looking for quintessential Southern staples that'll cost you a pretty penny but last a long time, this is the spot.
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Babe.net claims to have identified her in one of Lil Tay's videos: In quintessential Vancouverite style, she's reportedly a real estate agent.
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The last-minute freakout is quintessential New Girl — like Nick's panic moonwalk and that time Jess couldn't tell him she loved him.
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A recent Mountain Dew documentary showcased him as the sport's quintessential icon, signing autographs while getting mobbed by hordes of adoring fans.
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Despite being based on the quintessential American town from Archie Comics, the CW's Riverdale could not be more outside of anyone's reality.
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Choosing to shoot at a fairground seemed like the perfect backdrop in which to capture the portraits and landscapes of quintessential Americana.
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In Michigan — the quintessential manufacturing state — the share stood at 21983 percent in 21974, or nearly half of that state's work force.
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" DeStefano, said one old friend, "was the quintessential guy who was telling everyone, 'We've got to have good people there' — justifying it.
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When Lionel scrolls through images of society members, he sees the quintessential faces of Ivy League privilege: young, white, floppy-haired men.
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Jaleel White was the quintessential man who can do both when he switched from Steve Urkel to Stefan Urquelle in Family Matters.
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West wore the quintessential Yeezy get-up: a baggy brown shirt, dark sweatpants, shearling coat and sneakers worn with extra high socks.
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Founded by Morgane Sézalory in 2013, Sézane has become a quintessential shopping destination for French women offering luxury quality at affordable prices.
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From crashing house parties to consuming suspect dining hall "food," for many of us, college can be defined by certain quintessential memories.
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Known in Turkish as the "ezan," this intricate, melodic recitation is a quintessential marker of daily life, inviting the devout to pray.
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If she's the quintessential normal politician, then Trump is the ultimate anti-politician, the prankster who deploys derision to destroy the system.
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The outing was full of quintessential prom staples: a corsage, color-coordinated outfits, a teacup dress and an excessive amount of photos.
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If on earlier albums she voiced quintessential adolescent dreams and desires, here she's adapting to the role of Adult Pin-Up Star.
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Back a decade or two ago, Missouri was the quintessential bellwether state; these days it's quite a bit more conservative than average.
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Passengers apparently were also offered an option to order, along with their tickets, that quintessential American brew (Starbucks), noodles, dim sum, etc.
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He not only nails the voice, but also the quintessential De Niro face (nearly closed eyes, raised eyebrows, down-turned mouth). 13.
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In contrast to Conway's endless spiels about "real Americans" today, the book disagrees with the notion that a quintessential American woman exists.
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Quintessential, however, said the statement by the company failed to address its criticism, adding it would publish new documents in coming days.
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It's not everyday you get to hear Jennifer Garner, one of the quintessential Hollywood moms, string together a bunch of NSFW words.
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You can get that quintessential Taiwanese combo at Win Son Bakery, born of the Taiwanese-American restaurant Win Son, across the street.
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Once referred to as a "quintessential warlord" by the U.S. State Department, Dostum has long been accused of serious human rights abuses.
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But Hurry Up didn't just amplify the best parts of main-stage rock bands; it proved to be the quintessential M22 album.
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The collection includes quintessential men's footwear styles like loafers, wingtips, derby shoes, velvet slippers, Chelsea boots, and cap-toe lace-up boots.
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Mr. Lemayian hails from Kajiado, an area about 50 miles from Nairobi that not so long ago was a quintessential Maasai community.
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Choreographed to music by famous composer Tchaikovsky, the New York City Ballet's "The Nutcracker" at Lincoln Center is a quintessential holiday tradition.
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If you mix this quintessential fall flavor with chocolate, which can either emphasize or contrast the flavor of pumpkin, something magical happens.
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Seacrest, the quintessential Hollywood insider, obviously got an exclusive tip that Justin is going to be opening the Academy Awards this year.
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I MEAN, YOU CAN GO ON AND ON ON HOW INSANE THAT IS. THAT'S MY QUINTESSENTIAL EXAMPLE OF WHAT'S WRONG IN REGULATIONS.
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Op-Docs When I first discovered the power of documentaries, one film that truly inspired me was "Unzipped," a quintessential fashion documentary.
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If the cheeseburger is a quintessential part of America's identity, Trump's pledge to "make America great again" suddenly appeared not very promising.
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The vintage Henry lever action rifle — the quintessential 20th century deer rifle — was originally deployed to devastating effect in the Civil War.
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Blake is giving us peak Blake, which is to say quintessential California: leggy, very tan, sun-kissed hair, you get the picture.
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Since his 1940 debut (in which he punches Adolf Hitler in the face), Captain America has been defined as the quintessential patriot.
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The quintessential City trader and apostle of cutthroat competition, he is exploiting our democratic crisis to remake politics in his own image.
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Hostels are perhaps the quintessential way for young people to travel, but you'll find all types of ages and backgrounds in one.
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Once upon a time, the bungalow block was Chicago's quintessential landscape of middle-class solidity and working-class confidence in upward mobility.
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In this quintessential Hughes film, Matthew Broderick stars as a slacker high school student eager to enjoy one last day of freedom.
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The poet Amiri Baraka once derisively wrote that Lee was "the quintessential buppie," his work frivolous and bourgeois, but that is vicious.
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"This is one of the quintessential examples of double standards," said Baskut Tuncak, a United Nations official who specializes in hazardous substances.
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News outlets had a field day, portraying the deal as a Russian takeover of a quintessential if somewhat down-market American beer.
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The quintessential Chopin gesture is to mark a bass note staccato (meaning: play short) while instructing you to put down the pedal.
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Sakura Yagi: It&aposs interesting that people think that ramen is the quintessential Japanese noodle, but soba has more of a history.
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It's also a quintessential example of the broader problem of people putting insecure internet-of-things devices into their most private spaces.
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What also intrigued me about what I learned from your book is that Area 51 seems like the quintessential Cold War location.
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"Magnitogorsk remained the quintessential emblem of the grand transformation," the author Stephen Kotkin wrote in "Magnetic Mountain," a history of the city.
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It's a quintessential petrostate whose entire economic fate relies on the price at which the country can export oil to global markets.
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"Spock was the quintessential outsider being the only alien on the enterprise, and that was a reflection of my dad's life," Adam says.
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It's a meal I try to get every time I'm there – I love Yorkshire pudding, and it's just such a quintessential British meal.
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BOSTON – In these complex times, a simple question about the quintessential American holiday of fireworks, cookouts and parades isn&apost always so simple.
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" A week before that, Lebron posted another titled "The #Quintessential #Quiddity of #QAnon: How the #MSM Forged the Shibboleth As A Recruitment Tool.
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Think only of Iraq's appalling ex-president, Saddam Hussein, the quintessential Sunni Arab strongman; or of Egypt's flawed leader, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi.
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Saturday night ended with a quintessential camp activity: Roasting s'mores over a bonfire while another performer crooned rock classics on his acoustic guitar.
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Tomii describes Matsuzawa as "a quintessential master of the wilderness," whose formative years coincided with Japan's militarization and war-making in East Asia.
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This isn't the first study to examine the type of photo quintessential of the Instagram era, but it does take a new approach.
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Pet Rock: The quintessential '70s toy that was one of the earliest examples of being able to market literally anything to kids. 9.
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Owning an island is the quintessential "I've arrived" declaration, but many among the well-heeled are arriving through an alternate route: They're renting.
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For some, the quintessential summer involves trips to the beach, sipping icy beverages by the pool, and finally bathing in much-missed sunshine.
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It's a quintessential inflight riddle — a perennial that comes on mid-red-eye and is forgotten by the time the wheels touch down.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Despite his resistance to the characterization, Ed Ruscha has a reputation as a quintessential Los Angeles artist.
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Amassing a career record of 2000 wins and 13 losses with 21 knockouts, Liston was the quintessential anti-hero America loved to hate.
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I think when we consider Donald's desire to make America great again, we have to remember that he is the quintessential baby boomer.
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Tetris, the quintessential Russian video game, is apparently — and inexplicably — included as an Easter Egg in some models of the GAZelle Next vans.
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On Tuesday night, we got two-for-one inspiration from the sisters, with two totally different interpretations of the quintessential Going-Out look.
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The Shrek soundtrack is the arguably the quintessential album of the 2000s, rivaled only by the magnum opus of movie soundtracks, Shrek 2.
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And then there's the pleasure principle: Not just a quintessential Janet track that oozes sexual empowerment, it's the reason people actually have sex.
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West, 40, wore the quintessential Yeezy get-up: a baggy brown shirt, dark sweatpants, shearling coat and sneakers worn with extra high socks.
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These are the quintessential Donald Trump voters, the ones who are believed to be the ones who delivered him the presidency in 2016.
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Think: all-seeing eyes, hieroglyphics, wings — all replete with her sultry product names and the Pat McGrath Labs stamp, in quintessential merch style.
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There are some pop culture staples so quintessential of a certain decade, it's nearly impossible to imagine it making any sense in 2017.
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Sehgal speaks clearly and definitively, strong with logic and rigor, a quintessential business executive but with a soft-spot for play and sentimentality.
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His dad comes into town and he has the quintessential 'how do I get a relationship like you and mom's?' conversation with him.
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Growing up, Buckley was surrounded by a loving family and calls his childhood with his three sisters and parents the quintessential American dream.
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The presidential hopeful's recent rally in Buffalo, New York, was quintessential Trump, featuring a controversial misstatement, protesters and a slew of hand gestures.
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" The subject matter is quintessential Pink — believing in yourself and leaving the haters behind, because "no one can be just like me anyway.
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"It's a quintessential girl nursery," Harris tells PEOPLE of little Annie's new digs, sharing an exclusive set of photos from the whimsical space.
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This feels like a quintessential dilemma of the digital age, but artists and philosophers have been grappling over this one for centuries, really.
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Read More Cramer: Unlikely hero fueling the Dow's 18K At one time, The Gap was considered to be the quintessential American retail brand.
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But we wanted to provide you with a true insider's take, so we hit up a quintessential Miami It Girl — Annie Vazquez, a.k.a.
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Benardo has a surfboard resting atop the bench seats — a quintessential feature for a California Microbus — and there's still tons of room inside.
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The sense was that for these two very different Democrats—the quintessential pragmatist versus the sometimes utopian idealist—the gloves had come off.
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One of the honchos at M.A. tells TMZ they never factored in that Trump was an outlier, and the quintessential anti-establishment candidate.
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In 1947, when Forbes magazine published its 19803th anniversary issue, it selected Lancaster, Ohio, as the quintessential representation of the all-American town.
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For Love, the Beach Boys were a quintessential "American" band, devoted to surfing, joyriding, and hamburger stands—something Brian's sonic experiments didn't convey.
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The government claims its rescission of DACA is "a quintessential exercise of enforcement discretion to which arbitrary-and-capricious review does not apply".
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He was the quintessential father that everybody wanted their dad to be like, the guy who gives their kids cake in the morning.
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He called it "the quintessential suburb that Democrats continue to win across the country" and a bellwether for future gains locally and nationally.
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"Literally everyone who moves to the city wants that quintessential view [of the park]," said listing agent Nikki Field with Sotheby's International Reality.
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This seaside escape just outside Manhattan is the quintessential end of summer getaway — but you'll need to act fast if you want in.
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To some, one of Delaware's most iconic fall landmarks is even more important than the quintessential New England apple-picking and foliage-spotting.
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After all, Trump is the quintessential deal maker, who promised he would get big, complex stuff done for a fraction of the cost.
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Pop culture pundits will tell you that the quintessential piece of video game music is the theme to 290's Super Mario Bros.
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That's that quintessential line and he just made it something else where it sounds unique and it adds elegance and it adds visuals.
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" It was a profile written in a skeptical tone on Shep "Supermensch" Gordon depicting his early vision for the quintessential celebrity chef. "Mr.
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It's always hard leaving the Chateau because you go from quintessential Hollywood hedonism back to your day job changing someone else's humidifier water.
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Other than the President himself, the national security adviser to the President of the United States would normally be the quintessential Moby Dick.
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When Khloe Kardashian's ex-husband, Lamar Odom, appeared on BET's "Mancave" to talk about his failed marriage, she was the quintessential big sister.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — With its colonial-era storefronts, ice cream parlor and bustling outdoor cafes, this Philadelphia suburb could be the quintessential American downtown.
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Here, Biden has been unique and the contrast clear — of all the Democrats, Biden's entire qualification rests on being the quintessential establishment candidate.
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It would force us to realize something quintessential—that if we're wrong about the afterlife, we forever lose this precious miracle called life.
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The movie, adapted in 2004 from Nicholas Sparks' 1996 novel, stars Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling, the quintessential pair of the early aughts.
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Hers is the quintessential suburban home on a quiet, hilly street, where the lawn was freshly mowed and neighbors know one another's names.
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Last year, Future's DS2 was widely declared the quintessential miserable drug-rap manifesto, but there substance overload was the theme, not the form.
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J. Hoberman, writing in The New York Times, called it "quintessential Eric Rohmer," adding that it may be the director's "most mysterious" movie.
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As his firm grew in size and prestige — it would eventually employ 300 people — Mr. Pei seemed to become the quintessential New Yorker.
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We asked readers to tell us about their favorite diner, bodega, and other spots that are or were regarded as quintessential New York.
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"Arizona" is about my first time being intimate with a straight cis man—it's this quintessential experience of trans women who date men.
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" Macdonald's bit echoes a quintessential Larry David joke about the joy of being canceled on: "If somebody cancels on me, that's a celebration!
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It is there that quintessential Royal Ascot outfits, complete with fancy chapeaux for the women and top hats for the men, are found.
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The public editor's take: The photo stopped me for the same reason that the reader points out — it felt like a quintessential stereotype.
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The quintessential American battle between racial justice and white supremacy is still unresolved, but we know which side the Trump administration is on.
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Trump has demonstrated an alarming mindset and temperament and Clinton is the quintessential establishment politician whose judgment and candor have been found wanting.
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It's best asset, however, is the quintessential Hollywood views it offers, from The Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory to the Capitol Records Building.
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Andrew Rossi writes: When I first discovered the power of documentaries, one film that truly inspired me was "Unzipped," a quintessential fashion documentary.
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Google's latest Chromebook to date, the Pixelbook Go, is also the one we'd recommend to most people who want the quintessential Chromebook experience.
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Aside from its social media heavy premise, Team Kaylie has a familiar feel with its quintessential Disney Channel or Nickelodeon pacing and tone.
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He is a man of about 103 I've long considered the quintessential Mr. Fix-it, able to repair everything from bicycles to bathtubs.
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The all-glass roof is quintessential Tesla, and the razor-sharp, delicately articulated fascia gives the Ferrari 458 a run for its money.
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"I don't remember ever thinking they were funny," Ira Glass writes in a new anthology of writing about the quintessential American comic strip.
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So he grows up as this quintessential orphan, and only later, at the age of forty, does he start to get this revelation.
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Mr. Rohatyn's journey from war-ravaged Europe to the pinnacle of the illustrious investment house Lazard was a quintessential tale of immigrant success.
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Not only is Cascade the quintessential lager for most Tasmanians, the beer maker is also the oldest continually operating brewery in all Australia.
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The Fourth of July is the quintessential American holiday, commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence with flags, fireworks, parades and picnics.
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There they are, those quintessential figures: the son trying to find his father, the father trying to make it home to his son.
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Sandler himself has — not inaccurately — described Howard as selfish, but the character is also a cockeyed optimist, a dreamer, the quintessential American striver.
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Amazon is quintessential capitalism, and in my mind, shows how capitalism isn't a broken system (quite the opposite, actually), it's the wrong system.
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Taken in 1903, it is a quintessential image of the two men at Glacier Point during a three-day wilderness trip into Yosemite.
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I thought her election as speaker would play into Trump's hands, because he would lampoon her as the quintessential left-coast liberal elitist.
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Although they are no longer together, actors Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were a quintessential Hollywood couple throughout the 1990s and early aughts.
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It's a big deal because the complex board game, developed in China millennia ago, is considered the quintessential unsolved problem for machine intelligence.
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Freddie Hubbard's Hub Cap is a quintessential example of the main ingredients of the style: bold colors, candid photography, and perfectly placed typography.
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Republican nominee Ed Gillespie is a quintessential establishment Republican whose resume includes chair of the RNC and counselor to President George W. Bush.
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When Coleman crossed the stage, Nyong'o crossed her arms over her chest, flashing the quintessential "Wakanda Forever" signal, before giving Coleman a congratulatory hug.
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We're looking forward to the plethora of group dates, some excellent Hannah B. and Chris banter, and, of course, that quintessential Alabama Hannah accent.
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The official trailer for the singer's concert film documentary was released Tuesday, and it's quintessential Timberlake: smooth sounds, breathtaking dance moves and classic jams.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's most provocative foreign policy move since winning the presidency played out against the backdrop of a quintessential Washington activity: lobbying.
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Say what you will about that episode, it's clear that Slade is primed and ready to bring us a thoroughly quintessential Black Mirror experience.
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"Mollie was not perfect," her brother Jake said, according to The Gazette, pointing to the portrayal of her as the quintessential all-American girl.
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VICE: Up until this year's release of Black Panther, you were the quintessential black superhero, not to mention the first from the Marvel universe.
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The writer who could create both Sir John and Hamlet, that quintessential ironist torn between thought and action, could be treated only with awe.
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He is surprisingly keen on Howard Gardner, a quintessential Harvard-Yard liberal, and his theory of multiple intelligences (linguistic, musical and interpersonal among them).
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And while gumbo is a quintessential regional dish, the name comes from a West African word for okra — one of the stew's essential ingredients.
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" Nicole Sheffield, Australia Post executive general manager community and consumer, said the promotion "opens up the opportunity for wonderful conversations about quintessential Australian life.
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All the sights and sounds are quintessential aspects of the region, with the exception of one feature — the use of smartphones to save lives.
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These are just a few of several key #TBT gingham moments that have persuaded us to reconsider the quintessential picnic blanket pattern as chic.
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Kate Middleton has said that Wimbledon is a "quintessential part of English summer," and her sister Pippa Middleton is making the most of it!
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Designated Survivor is a quintessential Dad Show: Isn't too trendy, features a noble yet complicated lead, has high stakes, but isn't hard to follow.
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"A firearm that fires a bullet without the trigger being pulled is perhaps the quintessential example of a dangerously unsafe product," the filing says.
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"A quintessential Trumpian gesture that explains his popularity among people who barely dare to dream of living in one of his creations," he wrote.
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Today's Valentines Day, and while it's certainly the quintessential consumer-driven holiday, it's also a day where many couples take stock of their relationship.
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Now he is introducing Americans to the jianbing, a quintessential Chinese all-day breakfast food, which he's selling from his NYC eatery Mr. Bing.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off Not only is this movie apart of the quintessential fall canon, the actors actually stroll though a perfect fall afternoon.
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Consider the quintessential Brooklyn brownstone: These days, the median price hovers at $2,257,500, according to the most recent quarterly figures from the Elliman Report.
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The restaurant revealed on Tuesday that it will begin selling a burger with a bun made from ramen noodles, a quintessential dorm room staple.
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A vague review I'd once read popped into my head about how David plays a version of himself—and that he's the quintessential grump.
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Older than Peruvian pisco, Mexican tequila and Caribbean rum, cachaça is a quintessential Brazilian drink, originally coming from the sugarcane plantations in the north.
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Political analysts, with justification, are accustomed to thinking of Pennsylvania as a quintessential swing state and Texas as the foundation of the Republican coalition.
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The quintessential Ruth, to me, is those horrible mom jeans, tucked into slouchy socks, bad tennis shoes, and a loose button down tucked in.
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As a former professor of English and a writer myself, I can always count on your publication for such quintessential examples of ironic juxtaposition.
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Essentially a holiday special turned CSI spin-off, "Turkey in a Can" is quintessential Bob's—and that's something we can all be grateful for.
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A quintessential fall day includes crunching leaves on the ground and looking at all the pretty red and orange colors of the changing trees.
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You have a real quintessential example of how the neoliberal system works today, where the highest form of culture and war are tied together.
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Check out more videos by Creators: When it comes to quintessential New York childhoods, Streisand has Neil Simon, Woody Allen, and Lena Dunham beat.
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"Perhaps the most emotional episode we ever did was 'Lisa's Substitute,'" Jean tells me when I ask his favorite and most quintessential Lisa moment.
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In the United States, college-educated urbanites making a comfortable living in the quintessential trades of globalization — finance, technology and media — disdained Mr. Trump.
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City Kitchen 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Pecans, with their rich, buttery, sweet flavor, are considered by many to be the quintessential American nut.
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Billy Joel is quintessential Long Island—he still lives there—while my dad wanted to get out of there as fast as he could.
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Senate Republicans saw Mr. Mueller's invitation in far more cynical terms, as a quintessential Washington punt of responsibility, according to aides and political consultants.
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Laid out in a vast spreadsheet and isolated from Google's own interfaces, this data becomes both conceptually clear, as quintessential surveillance, and literally incomprehensible.
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Aries (March 222-April 219): Aries, you are exceptionally skilled in improvisation; you always know the quintessential words to say, right off the cusp.
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"They are looking at a way of addressing this quintessential user-experience problem that exists on the receiving end of those things," Gurle said.
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In a quintessential example of New England persistence, the argument has endured for centuries: There are now signs with both spellings throughout the village.
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A quintessential early-week offering should have a theme simple enough to draw in new solvers, yet interesting enough to captivate the regular audience.
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So on Thursday, instead of explaining the context of the trip — that it's quintessential North Korean propaganda — the show's hosts proceeded to applaud Kim.
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The longtime couple put their quintessential 1950s Colonial mansion in the Northern Westchester enclave of New Castle, NY on the market for $2 million.
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And indeed, in the two Nogaleses — or Ambos Nogales, as locals refer to them — I found the most quintessential of all the border cities.
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The video is quintessential Rih, featuring an envelope-pushing wardrobe, a luxurious location (a beach-front home with glass walls) and a few gritty scenes.
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If there's a recipe for the quintessential evening out in New Orleans, it definitely involves a visit to renowned jazz club Le Bon Temps Roulé.
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That's demonstrated by a quintessential experiment: If you shoot particles individually through parallel pairs of slits, they appear like dots on the wall behind them.
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It's fascinating to discover the echoes of patchwork within the paintings and, conversely, hints of the quintessential fluidity of Abstract Expressionism woven into the quilts.
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Sharks are supposed to be the quintessential carnivores, with stomachs specially designed for digesting high-protein foods; they're built to eat meat and nothing else.
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In a sense, it's a quintessential piece of science: take many observations, then synthesize a theory from them, or a least a scheme for computation.
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Kyllo turned heavily on the fact that the thermal sensor was used on a home—the quintessential private place to the Framers of the Constitution.
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One will be turned into a quintessential British pub called The King Vic for guests to enjoy as they drink in views of the capital.
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The scene isn't just gory—it subverts expectations by taking Robb Stark, who seems to be following the quintessential vengeance narrative, and abruptly slaughters him.
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I regularly revisit Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), hailed by many as the quintessential Bollywood rom-com (it's been in theaters for over 20 years).
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"The focus of this project is on the uniqueness of the characters wrapped in the fabric of their quintessential American journey," Gowdy told BuzzFeed News.
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Everything on this album makes me visualize a bar fight scene or that quintessential pool hall scene with cigarette smoke creeping up to the light.
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It's interesting that shows about quintessential female friendship were whitewashed following this '90s classic, because Brooklyn itself has also become representative of the white millennial.
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Franklin's quintessential song is sung from the perspective of a woman who feels confident and self-assured in what she has to offer her partner.
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Every year since 1924, New York City has been graced by the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade — the quintessential start of the winter holiday season.
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Instead, her 13th-century Cotswold parish church had been caught in a trend sweeping nouveau-riche China: pre-wedding photo shoots in quintessential English locations.
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In the video they ride around with abandon in a hot tub/convertible, dance in the desert and give off that quintessential "cool kids" vibe.
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" And he said to me in his quintessential New York accent, he said, "Well think about it like it's going from New York to Pennsylvania.
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" In its report, Quintessential called Bio-on "a massive bubble based on flawed technology and fictitious sales thanks to a network of empty shell companies.
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Cobbit, the florist; Windy Miller, the... er.. miller; and Chippy Minton, the carpenter go about their daily business of life in a quintessential English town.
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Bathilda Bagshot was first introduced in the Harry Potter series as the author of A History of Magic, a quintessential text in the Hogwarts curriculum.
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Luke is kind of quintessential Bachelor as far as being a war veteran, a Texas guy, he can ride a horse – I can't do that.
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The woman who wrote THE quintessential guide to pregnancy apparently couldn't pass on the same wisdom for marriage -- 'cause her kid just filed for divorce.
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Home Depot might be the quintessential American stock of this market cycle, exemplifying many of the crucial themes that investors have come to rely on.
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From 1975 to 1979, Carter played the Amazon princess in the landmark TV series, instantly becoming the quintessential embodiment of the golden-lasso-flinging heroine.
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The architect of 111 West 57th Street describes it as the "quintessential" New York City building, but I'm not sure I agree with that characterization.
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The restaurant is above (and shares ownership with) E.B. Elliot's, a quintessential Nautical Mile establishment with a happy hour and prime rib and lobster nights.
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In this case, Trump and Brigitte Macron went for the quintessential French greeting, a kiss on each cheek, initiated by the wife of Emmanuel Macron.
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So it's only fitting that the Make Music New York performance there featured the adventurous PUBLIQuartet playing quintessential New York songs rearranged by high schoolers.
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Steven Spielberg's thriller about a shark terrorizing a New England beach resort town, with its minimal score by John Williams, is the quintessential summer blockbuster.
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Solberg has a chance to win gold while becoming the Carioca face of these Games — a well-known local excelling at the quintessential Brazilian sport.
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Pumpkin patches and corn mazes are quintessential fall activities all around the US, and in Colorado, pumpkin-picking often comes with a gorgeous mountain view.
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The quintessential outsider—"Once you're a refugee, I guess you're always a refugee," Jhabvala said—she sometimes leaves the reader of these stories craving interiority.
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Hot cross buns are the quintessential British Easter dessert, but they're just as delicious for all you heathens out there looking to celebrate spring time.
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Clinton presented herself as the quintessential hometown candidate at a jubilant rally in Harlem, recalling her efforts to help emergency medical workers after the Sept.
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Wells Fargo markets itself as the quintessential Main Street lender, stressing the value of creating long-term relationships with customers over earning a quick buck.
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Yet he also urged his listeners to be proud of yoga, calling it a quintessential expression of the wisdom contained in the sacred Hindu texts.
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But the best were quintessential Italian reds, balancing the flavors of sweet cherry fruit with a tart, earthy quality and a welcome bitterness that refreshed.
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Sports _____ Eager to embrace the Canadian way of life, a growing number of newcomers are hazarding a go at their adopted nation's quintessential winter pastime.
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They took pictures at the Trocadero, next to quintessential Haussmannien architecture, over croissants and coffee, and even by a random classic car they walked past.
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But they also gave Mr. DeSantis more than enough material to portray him as a radical leftist out of step with a quintessential swing state.
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In an interview, Kurita described the creation of what MoMA and others see as the quintessential modern language, and shared some of the original sketches.
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Schneider (Todd Grinnell), the quintessential sitcom neighbor, is more grounded, and in one terrific scene talks with Penelope about her PTSD and his addiction crises.
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" He added that she "knowingly and intentionally betrayed the trust of her colleagues and her country," and was "the quintessential example of an insider threat.
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Still, there is a fundamental problem for anyone familiar with Soseki's feather-light "Ten Nights' Dreams," with its quintessential economy of language and evanescent images.
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"Arrested Development" originally ran on Fox from 2003-06, the quintessential cult show that never found an audience large enough to stay on network television.
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But in quintessential Trump fashion, members of President Donald Trump's legal team wasted no time telling a number of lies before things really got going.
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But the failure of insurgents in both parties may signal that this quintessential Midwestern swing state has not yet been remade in the president's image.
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Each extra-wide format image captures that quintessential New York tableau: a group of strangers standing on a subway platform, waiting for the next train.
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If it was someone's first visit to America and they wanted the quintessential diner experience that one sees in movies, I'd direct them to Norms.
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"At all levels, workers need training to hone quintessential 'human skills' — adaptability, social intelligence, communication, problem solving and leadership — that will complement technology," he said.
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This dark, complex ghost story about racial privilege, cultural appropriation and that quintessential American form, the blues, is written with Kunzru's customary eloquence and skill.
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Maybe we should just hope that Align pulls back again, giving us the opportunity to get into this quintessential look-you-selfie-best, 'InstaImperative' stock.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE RIP, Ric With a mop of black hair and black sunglasses, Ric Ocasek had the quintessential look for the early days of MTV.
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The party, though it imagines itself as representing the quintessential ideals of Canadiana, has a long track record of corruption and chicanery, particularly in Quebec.
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Today, Omniture is the quintessential start-up success story: After going public in 2006, the company was acquired by Adobe three years later for $1.8 billion.
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Despite Fitbit's success in making the Charge 2150 better than the 20183, Fitbit hasn't done much to make its quintessential tracker any more interesting or fun.
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"This is sort of the classic, quintessential revenge porn," says Carrie Goldberg, attorney and founder of Internet abuse and sexual consent firm C. A. Goldberg, PLLC.
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Priebus was the quintessential establishment Republican who oversaw the 2013 RNC "autopsy" that called for immigration reform and aggressive outreach to women, minorities, and young voters.
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Price: $15 Buy now: Food & Wine There's a reason that alcohol is the quintessential last-minute gift — it's easy to find and fits into any budget.
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This practice gave them a necessary transition before they hit saltwater and a semblance of the quintessential salmon experience of migrating to the sea and back.
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His strategy is to position it as a quintessential British brand that makes products offering value for money — responding to consumers' growing criticism of disposable fashion.
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And while the acquisition of such a quintessential chain may be symbolic of the evolving industry, the organic food world faces bigger, more troubling shifts yet.
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From a fluffy sherpa jacket to the quintessential camel waist-tie, our coats are what keep our spirits up, no matter how cold it is outside.
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"This is sort of the classic, quintessential revenge porn," said Carrie Goldberg, attorney and founder of Internet abuse and sexual consent firm C. A. Goldberg, PLLC.
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This follows shortly after the "Marmitegate" saga wherein the quintessential British Marmite yeast product was removed from Tesco shelves after Unilever attempted to implement price increases.
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There, I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to tour Mademoiselle Chanel's apartment with Amandla Stenberg who, obvious or not, is the quintessential Chanel woman.
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Gomez sat front and center during the show (next to Vogue's Anna Wintour, no less!) wearing the quintessential fall jacket, a brown leather moto style coat.
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In the Trump era it is easy, and definitely reductive, to see everything as either a product/reflection of or rebellion against a quintessential American rottenness.
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"This is sort of the classic, quintessential revenge porn," says Carrie Goldberg, attorney and founder of Internet abuse and sexual consent firm C. A. Goldberg, PLLC.
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The quintessential L.A. girl — with her glossy, blonde curls peeking out from under the collar of her leather biker jacket — has no perception of seasonal depression.
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And finally, she threw on a pair of brand new Dior pants (also from the fall 2018 collection) with a quintessential '90s top — the baby tee.
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It also looks like Lopez added in even more bright-blonde highlights to give herself the quintessential JLo glow just in time for spring and summer.
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Taking in the broad scope of her filmography, it's hard not to be amazed at how hard it is to define a quintessential style for her.
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A few months ago, the 29-year-old's hair had reached about an inch below her shoulders — the quintessential lob if we ever did see one.
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But she's also been accused of plagiarism and criticized for blurring individual and collective trauma in her quest to depict the quintessential South Asian female experience.
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These positions made him a quintessential figure of the British establishment, admired and feared, though behind the façade he was prone to shafts of self-doubt.
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For most people, the most quintessential image of a witch is a figure in silhouette, perched on a broomstick and flying in front of the moon.
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"Over the past two decades Marc has become the quintessential man of influence in France," says Ezra Suleiman, a professor of social sciences at Princeton University.
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As the record-breaking success of the recent remake of It reminds us, the quintessential "Stephen King movie" tends to have a distinct style and tone.
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But what we can do is take a look back at the first ladies who both set beauty benchmarks and captured quintessential looks from the time.
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Last year's festival had a perfect A/B example with two quintessential Sundance coming-of-age stories: Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Dope.
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With a big touch screen designed to serve as, well, a hub for your whole family, the Samsung Family Hub refrigerator is the quintessential smart refrigerator.
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Trump is the quintessential New York douchebag, but to win the Republican nomination, he had to make peace with the Southern evangelical base of the GOP.
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Throughout the 19993s he was one of Iran's quintessential guitar gods—a handsome rocker who, with his long hair and handlebar mustache, resembled a post- Sgt.
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"Wolff is the quintessential New York creation, fixated on culture, style, buzz, and money, money, money," New Republic writer Michelle Cottle wrote in a 2004 profile.
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"This is sort of the classic, quintessential revenge porn," Carrie Goldberg, attorney and founder of Internet abuse and sexual consent firm C. A. Goldberg, PLLC, said.
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The ferry ride, which took around 45 minutes, was the quintessential experience of journeying across an archipelago, the routes well marked by buoys, poles and lighthouses.
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Formally named "The Quintessential Grilled Cheese Sandwich," the dish officially holds the title of the most expensive sandwich in the world, according to Guinness World Records.
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When Lurie arrives at the frontier, we first imagine that an immigrant with little memory of his past has been provided with a quintessential blank slate.
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"The quintessential characteristic of every application going forward will be AI, and we have the most comprehensive portfolio of AI tools, infrastructure, and services," he said.
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Instead, this quintessential 21st-century creative director was busy fitting übermodel Constance Jablonski in a gold chain-mail slip dress, while three sets of camera whirled.
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Besides fireworks and a day off (for many of us), the holiday will be marked by that quintessential American skills test: Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.
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Formally named " The Quintessential Grilled Cheese Sandwich, " the dish officially holds the title of the most expensive sandwich in the world, according to Guinness World Records.
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"We can imagine a pair of glasses with quintessential Apple design (iGlass), which enable a Hololens-type experience," the company said, referring to Microsoft's bulky alternative.
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The top spot once again went to Abraham Lincoln — the quintessential self-made man who saved the Union, emancipated the slaves, and launched the Transcontinental Railroad.
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Some vanlifers drive shiny new Mercedes Sprinter vans or practical Ford Econolines, but the quintessential van is the Volkswagen Vanagon, beloved for its bulky, unaerodynamic shape.
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Aries: The Bold Type Imagine all of the glamor of The Devil Wears Prada mixed with the quintessential New York–ness of Sex in the City.
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She lives in rural Wisconsin and teaches at Northland College, and said her fascination with gun ownership began with her stepfather, a quintessential rural Texan cowboy.
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The Room is the quintessential cult film, one whose excess and eccentricities become the cinematic equivalent of an alien trying and failing to assimilate among humans.
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These stretched jeeps, a quintessential piece of Filipino culture, are each painted in vibrant multicolored designs, some with large paintings of the Virgin Mary or saints.
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There are many disappointments when it comes to candy corn, which is, for some mystifying reason (its color perhaps), the quintessential candy of the fall season.
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She lead with new single "Sadmoney," which feels like a quintessential Uffie joint, its vocal melody and synthesized flourishes spiraling up to the ceiling like smoke.
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The firm I co-founded is a quintessential small biotech company that would be positively affected by efforts by the FDA to streamline the approval process.
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It came off as a quintessential example of Ryan glibly blowing off what could be a monumental abuse of presidential power and a potentially gigantic crisis.
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Among sports car connoisseurs, Mr. Schutz is best remembered for blocking plans in 936 to end production of the 224 model, which remains the quintessential Porsche.
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Ed Gillespie was the quintessential establishment Republican: senior adviser to President George W. Bush, chair of the Republican National Committee, founder of a bipartisan lobbying firm.
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He's got the office, a sleek white space that is a quintessential hedge fund aerie, with art by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons and Andy Warhol.
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As a film about delusional young folk run murderously wild, and the subject of critics' debates, it was however one of that turbulent year's quintessential stories.
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Here are the quintessential songs about cheating from the late '90s and the year 2000 — because, you know, it's after midnight and she's on your phone.
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Over the weekend, it imposed rules that attempt to standardize the jianbing, apparently as a way of saving the soul of northern China's quintessential street food.
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If it gives you pause that an Irish actor is trying to embody the quintessential Texan, it should; Mr. Brosnan never seems comfortable in the role.
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Renaud Laplanche, the French-born entrepreneur who helped found Lending Club, was a quintessential Silicon Valley success story, touting a new model for borrowing money online.
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The subtext — actually, it might just be the text — is that this quintessential American is a homosexual so daft that he can't even demonstrate his homosexuality.
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And in a quintessential Cyrus circa 2013 move, the former Disney Channel actress added star-shaped nipple pasties on full-display under her see-through top.
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Manning, 218, entered the league in 290 shrouded by the shadow of his accomplished older brother Peyton, who was considered the modern era's quintessential N.F.L. quarterback.
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Collins has never had a reason to be nervous about her re-election; she's the quintessential moderate Maine Republican and has sailed to victory numerous times.
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Long before we even arrive at Camp Redwood, 1984 plunges us into the quintessential '80s moment by focusing on the most '80s craze of all: aerobics.
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The role may wind up being quintessential Gen X, attempting to referee between much bigger generations to find some kind of compromise where everyone can win.
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"We were a bunch of rambunctious punk kids that loved musical theater but maybe didn't quite fit into the quintessential musical theater mold," Mr. Tam said.
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Nothing complex here, just the wonderful, quintessential combination of sweet cherry fruit tempered by a bit of bitterness and acidity found in so many Italian reds.
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Indeed, the Monstera often acted as a standalone centerpiece that seemed particularly popular with graphic designers and urban lifestyle bloggers—the quintessential apartment dwellers, in a sense.
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For all of that, a potential visitor who may doubt whether this city can still serve up its quintessential pleasures, even in late winter, should think again.
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Though neither large (the biggest are hand-sized) nor threatening to people, their quintessential creepy-crawliness presses many of the buttons marked "horror" in the human psyche.
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We're the quintessential city of immigrants, with 37% of our residents -- more than 3 million people, about the number of people in Chicago -- who aren't American citizens.
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The blend is the perfect juxtaposition, and one that fit the aura of Kloss — whom Herrera calls, "the quintessential good girl, with a dark side" — quite swimmingly.
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She is a quintessential middle child: Her little brother, Poe (Jake Smollett, her real brother), is mommy's baby, and older sister Cisely (Meagan Good) is daddy's girl.
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Cosmopolitan reports that Disney California Adventure is giving guests two ways to enjoy the quintessential fall beverage while they take in the parks' fall decorations and attractions.
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Chalamet looks like the quintessential a mix of the stylish Elio, the angsty Kyle, and the wanna-be rapper Timmy T. It's a lot, but it works.
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Because despite the fact that Curtis was once the quintessential "scream queen" — following Halloween with The Fog, Prom Night, and Terror Train — she's largely soured on horror.
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DJs, massive sound camps, and DJ-focused mutant vehicles—decorated art cars with people spinning inside or on top—are some of the festival's most quintessential attractions.
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To ensure you have a blast down South with your squad, we've tapped Brock to her her quintessential list of things to do in The Holy City.
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Mid-lecture during the car ride to school, Cara then pulled perhaps the quintessential teenager move: She put on her headphones and blared music over her mom.
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In many ways, the shows felt like the heirs apparent of the most quintessential '90s sitcom: Seinfeld, above all, was a paean to neurotic, ironic assholes everywhere.
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I'm sharing a few of my favorite recipes, but before we get into the kitchen, let me tell you a few things about America's quintessential Thanksgiving fruit.
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Lisa Frank, quintessential purveyor of rainbow colored stickers, trapper keepers and everything you loved about being a kid in the '90s, is releasing an adult coloring book.
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With so many classics, like the Matterhorn and It's A Small World located in Fantasyland, it's not really a quintessential trip to the parks without passing through.
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And of course, there have been nerds since time immemorial; Leonardo da Vinci was a nerd, Ben Franklin was a nerd, Albert Einstein was the quintessential nerd.
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Sonos' home speakers are the quintessential Wi-Fi options: they are larger, easier to use, and can fill large rooms with audio, but aren't designed for portability.
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Fried clams might be the quintessential seafood shack snack, but they're surprisingly easy to make at home—plus, helpful recipes for your own cocktail and tartar sauce.
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The decision by Jeb Bush — the quintessential "Republican establishment" figure in the race — to suspend his campaign after another weak showing on Saturday provided encouragement for Rubio.
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The film's heroes are a struggling DC-based band called The Ain't Rights, far from home in the rural Pacific Northwest on a quintessential microband disaster tour.
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Lutefisk dinners began as a Nordic holiday tradition, and are now part of a quintessential Christmas dinner for Minnesotans across the state, regardless of their ethnic background.
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I wish people would stop suggesting that it is quintessential DC. I'm just saying I was a full grown woman before I had heard of mumbo sauce!
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Mr. Weill, a quintessential Brooklyn native, and his wife, Joan, have decamped for Sonoma, where the rolling sun-dappled hills are often compared to Italy's Tuscany region.
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BUY NOW Gatorbeug Glass Gatorbeug, $85 OK, so, it looks like Gatorade, the quintessential electrolyte drink to the stars, hung over people, and middle school soccer teams.
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I recently attended an Instagram workshop led by Eva Chen, who was, coincidentally enough, wearing the quintessential Grandma shoe of the moment: The Chanel two-toned slingback.
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Yes, it's the quintessential French Girl and the Girl Who Wants To Be A French Girl, but its also a woman who understands quality, craftsmanship, and heritage.
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Mr. Ailes's very approach to television — as the quintessential visual medium — has stood as a rebuke to those who might be sensitive to signs of female objectification.
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The bistro was like walking into a French home and tucking into homemade fare, while the lauded Le Champ des Lunes offered the quintessential tasting menu experience.
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The finished result had the actress looking less like she was in need of eye drops and more like the quintessential I'm-with-the-band cool girl.
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A quintessential and stoic New Yorker, she was born and raised in Harlem, and hung out at Studio 239 during Warhol's heyday decked out in Stephen Burrows.
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Vergangenheitsbewältigung is one of those quintessential German words: a long, clunky amalgam of syllables and ideas that expresses a concept you never imagined you'd need to name.
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In many ways, he is the quintessential Brooklyn diner patron: The service is never quite fast enough, and what they deliver is never quite what he ordered.
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Carpenter's movie casts Jamie Lee Curtis (in her film debut) and Donald Pleasence as its main characters; Nick Castle plays the now-quintessential masked slasher, Michael Myers.
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There was, for one thing, the matter of Leonard Bernstein, the quintessential New York maestro and a sort of Dudamel archetype, born a century ago this year.
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Not so long ago, Ohio was considered the quintessential swing state — it had, after all, voted for the winning presidential candidate in every election starting with 2000.
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They're all over fairy tales, from "The Sleeping Beauty" to "Beauty and the Beast"; Poison's "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" is the quintessential hair-metal torch song.
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Independence Day didn't become the quintessential movie to watch over the July 4 holiday in the US purely because of its title (though that certainly didn't hurt).
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One might even say that the quintessential experience of graduate school is no longer solitary labor in the archive; today, it is marching on a picket line.
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In the summer, swimming in the cool, clean Rhine and then repairing to a riverside buvette (stall) for a drink or snack is the quintessential Basel tradition.
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Ahead, read all about her quintessential fall look, her affinity for shopping at department stores, and her decision to hand-select every model for the ad campaign.
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His quintessential political insight was to put it at the core of his campaign trail persona -- and it helped him capture the Republican Party and the presidency.
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The characters he brought to life were quintessential Haring — the barking dog, a person with a corkscrew torso, conjoined figures with a hole in their shared chest.
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The tongue movement Shakira made at the camera, and Alex Rodriguez acting as a quintessential Instagram fiancé while Lopez performed were among the show&aposs viral moments.
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In a quintessential tweet Trump pronounced that "The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive".
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Raymond Chandler and Elmore Leonard fashioned quintessential American voices—tough and melancholy, lean and slangy—and whatever you read by either one of them is instantly recognizable.
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I loved Mark O'Connell's article about two nut cases (and their cause) who show where death denial, a quintessential American condition, leads when taken to its extreme.
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Yet now, more than seven years after taking office, Mr. Bharara, 22014, finds himself on what appears to be the losing end of a quintessential political decision.
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By this time, Kelley — who left Detroit in 1976 to attend CalArts in Valencia — was considered the quintessential West Coast artist, but he remained devoted to Michigan.
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The neighborhood bodega, with its surprisingly large variety of foods, beverages and sundries packed into a small space, is a quintessential part of New York City living.
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And to be clear, this is the quintessential solution in search of a problem: The whole value proposition of plant-based foods is that they're plant-based.
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With Aspen back on the map, Bayer, the quintessential influencer of his time, dove into the task of spiffing up and advertising the town and its amenities.
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But when we analyzed the participants of the /r/greatawakening — one of the main gathering places for QAnon supporters — we found that he's a quintessential QAnon participant.
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A quintessential American company's shift of operations overseas as a direct result of an American president's actions adds up to a bad look, and he knows it.
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The block party is something so quintessential that I love about living in New York, and this book gets the vibe, the people and the community just so.
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"Ted Bundy is the quintessential American enigma," Joe Berlinger, the creator of both the new Netflix documentary series and the upcoming film, told Refinery29 in a phone conversation.
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"Emcor and MasTec are quintessential Trump stocks, the kind that have a right to roar if the new, kinder, gentler Trump comes to the hill more often, " Cramer.
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Ally and her wife Ivy (Allison Pill, sporting the world's most perfect punk-lesbian pixie cut) are the quintessential liberal elites, shocked and shaken by Hillary Clinton's loss.
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The basic design of this quintessential American vehicle hasn't changed much since, well, ever, but an Indiana company thinks it has found a better way: Make it electric.
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As Booker views it, criminal justice is the quintessential tableau to promote and pursue the relational themes he craves: the radical love, the courageous empathy, the collaborative spirit.
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Ford and Bernard's company namesake sounds an awful lot like the Argonauts, who played a major role in the tragic and quintessential Greek myth, Jason and the Argonauts.
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Quintessential has said it has an economic interest in the price movement of Bio-on shares, which typically means it has a short position on the companys stock.
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