Her elite girl squad reigned supreme on the red carpet.
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Collaboration thus reigned supreme in this ecosystem of anything goes.
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This isn't the first time glitter reigned supreme this season.
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As in the print days, these adult ads reigned supreme.
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Trilobites Dinosaurs reigned supreme for more than 160 million years.
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Avocado toast has reigned supreme for the past few years.
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Once upon a time, Disney Channel Original Movies reigned supreme. Zenon.
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For a brief, shining period last summer, Pokémon Go reigned supreme.
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When it comes to e-Readers, Amazon has long reigned supreme.
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In February, the Philadelphia Eagles reigned supreme at Super Bowl LII.
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There once was a time in which movie theaters reigned supreme.
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The Domino's wings, though closely matched by Papa John's, reigned supreme.
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In the decades after World War Two, Berle's vision reigned supreme.
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Claire Foy reigned supreme at the 2018 Emmy Awards on Monday night.
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But in the summer of '13, it was England who reigned supreme.
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French Connection's glory days were, arguably, when the "fcuk" logo reigned supreme.
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After 18 battles, the Tiger of Kai reigned supreme — in Japan, anyway.
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Here's to next season beauty, where late nights, individuality, and fun reigned supreme.
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You might think that, in China of all places, the centre reigned supreme.
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If you're unfamiliar, pimple popping clips have reigned supreme over the last year.
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But in this election, it was often the small stuff that reigned supreme.
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But that was before I went to GDC 2017, where cuteness reigned supreme.
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Over the last few years, a number of different colors have reigned supreme.
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But in truth, the West has reigned supreme for more than a decade.
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Kim reigned supreme, with an estimated net worth of $175 million, followed by E!
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While Hitachi has long reigned supreme, it's never admitted to being a sex toy.
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Chaos reigned supreme at a family-oriented Easter egg hunt in Connecticut March 26.
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Even industries where American consumers once reigned supreme are now increasingly shifting toward China.
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I'd grown up in an age of science, when facts and data reigned supreme.
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Perhaps the glamour of New York in the 1940s, when cafe society reigned supreme.
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Of course, "Avengers: Infinity War" still reigned supreme, taking in another $61.8 million domestically.
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And no surprise here — the influencer-loved 'Amazon coat' from Orolay also reigned supreme.
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But the Apple Watch reigned supreme when it came to the overall smartwatch experience.
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Humiliation, anger, and embarrassment reigned supreme, and tears quickly began running down my face.
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Since then, Reynolds and the flick-and-catch style of frontside flips have reigned supreme.
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In fashion, Prince reigned supreme CNN's Jen Christensen and Faith Karimi contributed to this report.
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MEXICO CITY — When Televisa, Mexico's largest TV network, reigned supreme, it had virtually no competition.
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For the better part of the 21st century, sarcastic humor reigned supreme in television comedy.
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White men reigned supreme in the idealized history, and all was good with the world.
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While both milks ranked highly in several tasting categories, the organic whole milk reigned supreme.
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Holiday sweaters have long-reigned supreme during the colder months — the more whimsical the better!
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Celery reigned supreme at the Thanksgiving table in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Not during the 1960s, when the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers reigned supreme.
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This, among other factors, nearly killed downtowns, and malls reigned supreme for some 40 years.
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But while the issues may have been climate change and fracking, Sanders shirts still reigned supreme.
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It's definitely a different world then when old router champions, like Linksys and Netgear, reigned supreme.
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In the world of women's casual/fitness clothing, lululemon has reigned supreme for quite some time.
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Where neon crop tops once reigned supreme, bralette tops and swimsuits-as-bodysuits took their place.
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Out of the top five cryptcurrencies by market capitalization, bitcoin reigned supreme in the third quarter.
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For most of the past four years, Apple has reigned supreme as the world's most valuable company.
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And after that, there was nothing left to do but eat and rank which burgers reigned supreme.
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Emmys Netflix and HBO reigned supreme at last night's Emmys, which, ironically, aired on broadcast TV. Anyway!
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Florida reigned supreme with a $279.50 spend, followed closely by Mississippi and California at $263.30 and $212.90, respectively.
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For ages, two hot tools reigned supreme in the hairstyling world: the flat iron and the curling iron.
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But whereas in Gilman's day curators reigned supreme, now they have to enchant visitors rather than lecture them.
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These Black sitcoms were racy and youthful in the '90s, an era where wholesomeness and respectability reigned supreme.
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Keep reading to find out which shows reigned supreme in 2018, in chronological order of when they premiered.
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JFK's favorite Broadway musical, Camelot — the story of mythical world, ruled by King Arthur, where goodness reigned supreme.
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It was happening on Sunday afternoons in church basements, where home baked good and family recipes reigned supreme.
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It deals with the rise of the PC and the era when IBM, or Big Blue, reigned supreme.
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Margot's two HRs help Padres knock off Dodgers LOS ANGELES — Youth reigned supreme at Dodger Stadium on Friday.
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When it came to success at the 2018 Olympics, it was the women of Team USA who reigned supreme.
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Where the boot-leg reigned supreme in the early 2000s, the 2010s saw the skinny jean take its place.
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Androgyny reigned supreme With many of the men wearing pearl necklaces, frilly, sheer camis and delicate lace boxers. 3.
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She's sure college will be a breeze, an arena as easily conquered as high school, where Zoey reigned supreme.
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This is the third survey in a row where Chick-fil-A has reigned supreme among average-income teens.
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Chick-fil-A, meanwhile, reigned supreme as America&aposs favorite fast-food chain in a recent Business Insider survey.
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For a minute, it looked like rap fans might not get another summer where Megan Thee Stallion reigned supreme.
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Electrifying fuchsias reigned supreme on actresses like Crazy Rich Asians's Gemma Chan, who wore a massive ruffled Maison Valentino gown.
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If there's one major way teen shows have blossomed since the WB reigned supreme, it's in terms of racial inclusion.
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For the last three quarters, Balenciaga had reigned supreme in the number one spot, keeping Gucci in the second spot.
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With 108 points, the Chinese team—composed of Liu Chunxia, Tze Chien Chen, Xi Chen, and Xianchen Ma—reigned supreme.
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But there's a certain style that reigned supreme 20 years ago that's made a robust comeback, but not for Stefani.
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Faith in tax cuts as the path to economic growth has reigned supreme within Republican theology since President Ronald Reagan.
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Before Drake and Meek Mill, Nicki and Taylor, Coldplay and Bring Me The Horizon, Azalea vs Azealia has reigned supreme.
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Though the show was chock full of great moms, looking back, the absolute angel that is Kristina Braverman reigned supreme.
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In the earlier part of the decade, pure pop reigned supreme, and political songs were not as much the norm.
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After a titanic ideological struggle encompassing the decades after the second world war, open markets and Western liberal democracy reigned supreme.
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Leather, as usual, reigned supreme on the catwalk, featuring in different shapes, finishes and used in clothes as well as accessories.
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That moment established the VMAs place as a site where youth culture met the cutting edge — and where Madonna reigned supreme.
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Not so long ago it seemed like the wolf reigned supreme in the animal-themed band name game but that's over.
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Court reigned supreme in the 1960s and 70s, winning each of the four grand slam singles titles at least three times.
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Once upon a time, Microsoft Word reigned supreme over a kingdom inhabited by the world's most boring software platforms: word processors.
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With some notable exceptions, Congress came across as prepared, serious, and thoughtful — especially compared to prior outings, when technological illiteracy reigned supreme.
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Only the dollar has reigned supreme, benefiting from being the world's most liquid currency, the robust U.S. economy and rising interest rates.
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The United States skated away with the first gold in 1998 but Canada has reigned supreme ever since, winning four consecutive titles.
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When the North American Free Trade Agreement was concluded in 1994, floppy disks reigned supreme and the Internet was in its infancy.
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In both the election of Donald Trump in the US and the pro-Brexit vote in the UK, nationalist sentiments reigned supreme.
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Rather, looser, wide-legged versions — particularly those with a high rise, cropped length, and, most importantly, a raw, undone hem — reigned supreme.
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When it comes to start-ups, Silicon Valley has long reigned supreme, staking claim to international success stories from Apple to Facebook.
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BAM celebrates Halloween by offering a survey of terrifying films from Mexico, where a strain of Catholicism-inflected, hallucinatory cinema reigned supreme.
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LONDON — Maisie Williams is a Twitter Queen, and last night her live tweet marathon of the Great British Bake Off finale reigned supreme.
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Yes, Google's hardware reigned supreme, but is that a surprise when we're talking about one of the richest tech companies in the world?
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After a long battle, one baby's face has reigned supreme and will now be the poster child for smashed food across the lands.
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The United States skated away with that first gold in 1998 and Canada has reigned supreme ever since, winning four consecutive Olympic titles.
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"This is where Amina and her father reigned supreme over 13 emirates," said Ogunjiofor, when we arrived at the impressive terra-cotta palace.
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For not instilling this precept in his staff, for failing to take care that the law reigned supreme, the president bears the responsibility.
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Given his Hollywood connections, Reagan's parties were filled with some of the biggest Hollywood celebrities, in an era when fabulous people reigned supreme.
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In that world, the legendary DJ Jah Shaka and his dub Sound System reigned supreme and would perform live mixes all night long.
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For at least half a decade, a handful of beauty ingredients and treatments have reigned supreme: retinol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, microdermabrasion, lasers.
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It turns out the man who has reigned supreme over air shows for more than 20 years was never particularly fond of them.
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At her house in the Bronx, her mother's musical preferences reigned supreme, and young Lopez wasn't too happy about it at the time.
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Perhaps her most famous role though ... playing Lucious Lyon's wife, Cookie, on "Empire," where she's reigned supreme for at least 4 years now.
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This film brings us back to the early 2000s where Hilary Duff reigned supreme and truly showed us what dreams were made of.
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Thankfully, good sense reigned supreme and, in the end, Carson's suspension was "quickly lifted" after the school principal got a letter from Carson's mom.
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She helped introduce America to French cuisine in an age when canned food reigned supreme with her endearing personality and mastery in the kitchen.
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Scroll ahead to find out which of these go-to orders — from McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Checkers, Shake Shack, and Five Guys — reigned supreme.
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This on-trend revival served as both a style do and an ironic nod to the decade when the troll dolls themselves reigned supreme.
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Among them: metallic khaki, emerald, burnt orange, and burgundy that are so rich, you'll wonder why black smoky eyes reigned supreme for so long.
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Though the Chinese crested reigned supreme, the competition also featured a few other breeds, including a Chinese pug and a miniature wire-haired dachshund.
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In a popular cultural world where "Dancing with the Stars" and "American Idol" tell their audience anyone can be a "star," Trump reigned supreme.
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But when it comes to overall camera performance, it was the iPhone XS Max that reigned supreme based on my side-by-side testing.
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It was guarded assiduously against the Afghans and, as was to be expected, Soviet power reigned supreme in that one specific part of Kabul.
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While the power of religion and exclusionary rhetoric reigned supreme throughout the wider region, it is the power of education that has defined Tunisia.
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During the Great Depression, the Second World War and at the outset of the Cold War, it was the executive branch that reigned supreme.
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It was during this decade that the "lipstick lesbian" archetype reigned supreme, a sensibility that may have influenced the aesthetics of 90s bar culture.
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After reviewing the images, videos, and stories that got us commenting and Liking in 2016, Instagram has rounded up the 10 emoji that reigned supreme.
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During this chapter of the Mesozoic era, some of the largest land animals known to history—colossal sauropods like Diplodocus, Brachiosaurus, and Apatosaurus—reigned supreme.
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But Spotify has always reigned supreme in my mind for its more streamlined user interface and its recommendations engine, particularly the Discover Weekly playlist feature.
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Puffer jackets have reigned supreme for some time now, and this winter, you'll want to wrap up yet again in the coziest outerwear of all.
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But we've also noticed that thousands of people are looking to Instagram for beauty-product news, and one account in particular has reigned supreme: Trendmood.
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Soon after the launch, Popeyes and other chains — including Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, and Church's Chicken — battled on social media about which chicken reigned supreme.
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FX's Feud: Bette and Joan reigned supreme with 18 nominations, followed by HBO's Big Little Lies (16 nominations), Fargo (16), and The Night Of (13).
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Once again, P.U.G. reigned supreme -- this time among his Navy pals who, despite having the best fitness practices at their disposal, preferred Black's card game.
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To an extent, this contested convention would hark back to the way the nomination process went down decades ago, before primaries and caucuses reigned supreme.
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Avalanche hold off Senators OTTAWA — On a night when power plays reigned supreme, Jarome Iginla felt as if he might fall from hero to goat.
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"Until very recently, the art historian expert reigned supreme, and it was really the art historians who insisted on having the last word," he said.
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Memorable homegrown picture books like "Millions of Cats" (1928) and "The Story of Ferdinand" (1936) were few, and the über-British Peter Rabbit reigned supreme.
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But the manner of Djokovic's exit in Melbourne, where he has reigned supreme for most of the last decade, raised fresh doubts about the Serb's mindset.
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During the '60s and '70s, a time when girl groups and glitter reigned supreme, Franklin performed in slinky silhouettes often accompanied by fur or feathered accouterments.
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Just five years ago, its iPads and Mac laptops reigned supreme in US classrooms, accounting for half of all mobile devices shipped to schools in 2013.
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Apple's iPads and Mac laptops reigned supreme in US classrooms only five years ago, accounting for half of all mobile devices shipped to schools in 2013.
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For two millennia, Euclid's view of a flat universe reigned supreme and pivoted on his fifth postulate, which states that two parallel lines will never intersect.
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Even in Manhattan, where yellow cabs have historically reigned supreme, ride-hail apps were close to surpassing the taxi industry by the end of last year.
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The commander in chief has commonly reigned supreme, and there are relatively few instances in American history when Congress has exerted its authority to declare war.
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In the early '90s, when full brows reigned supreme, he plucked the arches of models like Kate Moss, Cindy Crawford, and Naomi Campbell into razor-thin arcs.
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The app has reigned supreme for over half a decade, but in 2018, there are more secure and easier-to-use payment options worth considering as replacements.
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These purple organisms may have reigned supreme and existed in varying concentrations across the planet, said Shiladitya DasSarma, a microbiologist and professor at the University of Maryland.
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The fun, seemingly-innocent rating system of the MeowMeowBeenz turned Greendale Community College into a hierarchical, dystopian regime, where the Fives reigned supreme and the Ones groveled.
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Music reigned supreme Friday night at Mother Nature Network's White House Correspondents' Jam as musicians, celebs and the Washington elite gathered to kick off the weekend's festivities.
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The report also found that while fee-based methods of compensation reigned supreme, commissions were becoming more widespread, especially for media buying services and programmatic media services.
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In summer 2014, softies reigned supreme and "Summer" was rapidly dethroned by "Mr Probz" by Waves and then Sam Smith's "Stay With Me." Right sentiment, wrong delivery.
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And his play to pump up the steel industry — though unsuccessful given Lamb's win — was squarely aimed at that southwestern Pennsylvania region where steel once reigned supreme.
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Before the word "punk" became a stigma for weakness and neanderthal metal reigned supreme, there was the sheer power of loud-fast-rules and slamming on the bridge.
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In a state-by-state ranking of America's favorite Easter sweets, Reese's Peanut Butter Chocolate Eggs reigned supreme – it was the top-ranking Easter candy in 29 states.
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For four decades, from 20163 to 2008, what was loosely described as the Republican establishment — the party's congressional leaders, campaign operatives, donors, lobbyists and special interests — reigned supreme.
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After calculating their most viewed music videos of the year globally, video streaming service Vevo found that Latin music reigned supreme, claiming 7 of the top 10 spots.
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Once upon a time, products for Black hair were relegated to a tiny, dusty corner of the drugstore, while the shampoos and conditioners for straight hair reigned supreme.
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The traditional conception of free speech, that governments cannot prevent citizens from expressing their opinions or punish them for doing so, once reigned supreme across the Western world.
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The threat-detection firm Malwarebytes found in an annual study that adware "reigned supreme" in 2019 as the most common threat on Android devices, Macs, and Windows PCs.
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Chalamet has certainly had his share of #MCM posts on Instagram, but the actor revealed that he is a bit jealous of the times before social media reigned supreme.
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Helicopter Parents have reigned supreme in the media these last few years but they're being replaced by a hyper-concentrated version of themselves with a new moniker: Lawnmower Parents.
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Man in the High Castle imagines what life would be like in 21 had the Axis powers actually won the war and the Nazi party reigned supreme in America.
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Although it is impossible to predict whether or when the dollar will be dethroned, history offers some clues: The pound sterling reigned supreme before the dollar gradually dislodged it.
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The fight to stay one step ahead Farid has been studying image forensics since the late 1990s, back when digital cameras were in their infancy and film still reigned supreme.
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Long before the selfie became too ubiquitous for its own good, the self-portrait reigned supreme, the ultimate way to artistically explore the ever-perplexing and elusive idea of self.
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Among women, Michelle Obama reigned supreme with 15.37 percent, followed by Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgSCOTUS 'TRAP law' case and the erosion of abortion rights Trump and Obama equally admired?
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During a stop on her "Reputation" tour at Detroit's Ford Field, Swift took a moment to pay homage to Franklin in the city where the "Queen of Soul" reigned supreme.
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I wore half of them on each side of my face, then put them through a series of challenges to see which ones reigned supreme at the end of the day.
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Long before supermodels, A-list actors, and hairstylists around the globe felt inspired by a pair of shears and the shoulder-grazing style, Adele reigned supreme as Queen of the Bob.
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Back when California style reigned supreme, House of Harlow 1960 was a go-to for achieving that ideal vintage-flea-market-find-meets-the-backseat-of-a-dusty-converted-camper-look.
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Downsizing and downspeeding produced an all-conquering F1 juggernaut For two years running, the Mercedes Formula 20133 team and its star driver Lewis Hamilton have reigned supreme over their hypercompetitive sport.
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Despite spending my early 20s in the Australian seaside town of Bondi Beach, where bare-faced beauty reigned supreme, I was the girl who didn't leave the house without makeup on.
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As you already know, textured waves and curls (and messy, lived-in styles) have reigned supreme for years, making this a departure from what we normally see on awards show red carpets.
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Ah, 2008: Where MySpace still reigned supreme, people were doing that Soulja Boy dance, and an Australian teenager with yellow sunglasses named Corey Worthington had the wild house party of your dreams.
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Then came the '00s: a glorious time, when a denim-clad Britney and Justin reigned supreme, eyebrows were plucked into obscurity, and roll-on glitter was the height of school-disco sophistication.
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That decision made sense when USB-A still reigned supreme, but in an era where every MacBook model has now made the jump to USB-C, it's a practice that's increasingly outdated.
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In the limited series categories, FX's Feud: Bette and Joan reigned supreme with 18 nominations, followed by HBO's Big Little Lies (16 nominations), Fargo (16 nominations), and The Night Of (13 nominations).
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For the sake of cinema, the cast — ranging from ages 493 to 19 — trotted back to the not-so-distant past, where braces reigned supreme and social currency was the only currency.
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With the exception of Venezuela, Mexico and until yesterday Bolivia, supporters of the Washington Consensus, a set of economic policy recommendations backed by Washington for developing countries, particularly Latin America, reigned supreme.
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Some have attributed the roots of the e-girl to Tumblr, where a sad and moody aesthetic for the sad and moody teens reigned supreme in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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In sunny cities such as Naples and Valencia, the clothesline still reigned supreme; but by 1920 America's wooden-clothespin-makers were struggling, crying fruitlessly for protective tariffs against the Swedes and the Chinese.
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With my good grades, I got a scholarship to a prestigious New England boarding school: a super-white waspy world where J.Crew and Laura Ashley reigned supreme, and thin was most definitely in.
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Lopetegui is uncomfortable with comparing his side to the golden generation which reigned supreme in world football and became the first team to pull off a hat-trick of major international tournament wins.
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There once was a time when pink hair reigned supreme, then it was all about purple hues, then it was a take on blue denim, and finally, rainbow hair entered the beauty zeitgeist.
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In the year since Tesla officially launched the Model 3 at a glitzy event in Los Angeles, one question has reigned supreme among those following the upstart automaker: How many can it build?
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Her new EP Endings removes the grind of earlier tracks like "Negative Feelings" in favor of ethereal synthpop that often recalls the cloudy days of the early 2010s, when ghostly bangers reigned supreme.
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When it comes to original content, HBO has reigned supreme for years: from Game of Thrones to Sex and the City, the premium cable network has garnered legions of fans and plenty of awards.
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I want us to be viewed as worthy enough to pass on our genes, even if we'd be outcompeted by those whose genome is "better" in a world where natural selection still reigned supreme.
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The rest of the searches are also fairly par for the course, considering die-hard fans of Pokémon reigned supreme with the release of Pokémon Go. Keep scrolling to see the full list. 1.
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And suddenly, these fake meat products are everywhere, from grocery stores to trendy NYC restaurants like The Butcher's Daughter and Mission Chinese, and even in fast food joints where beef has long reigned supreme.
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And at Bottega Veneta, where leather also reigned supreme, the creative director Daniel Lee drifted into basketball territory, with thigh-length black shorts teamed with the latest iteration of his sold-out quilted mules.
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The announcement caught even the media by surprise and details were hard to come by in the first 24 hours as confusion reigned supreme with rumors flooding WhatsApp groups and even some media reports.
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For a moment, anarchy reigned supreme, the unknown nature and excitement surrounding Prophets of Rage's immediate future allowing fans to look forward to what's next, instead of looking back on who wasn't in the room.
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In a survey of over 7,000 single people, 3.7 million online dating profiles, and more than 364 million first messages, the site found that one food reigned supreme when it came to getting conversations going.
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It's an artifact indebted to an earlier, less formalized internet, one where file-sharing and forum culture reigned supreme, and where many aspiring producers first experienced the thrill of connecting with a larger community online.
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Three were written smack in the middle of the golden age of the American musical, when Rodgers and Hammerstein reigned supreme (South Pacific, 1950; Fiorello, 153; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, 1962).
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Between sky-high price tags and explosive PR issues, it's no surprise that some of the — ahem — other devices that have reigned supreme in the smartphone world for the past decade are now facing stiff competition.
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But for an audience weary of hair-metal's decreasing returns—'88 and '89 being the age where Warrant, Winger, and Slaughter reigned supreme—the vibrancy and diversity of alternative metal was a breath of fresh air.
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While quilted, puffer, and padded coats – from Maison Margiela to Fendi, Uniqlo to Moncler – have reigned supreme for some time now, the homeliness of OFFHOURS' take is the material antithesis of get-up-and-go culture.
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In the 18th century — back when Marie Antoinette was the talk of the town and Neoclassicism reigned supreme — this thick, chiffon-like paper was the go-to, and was often hand-printed onto books, boxes, and walls.
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It was inevitable that I'd grow up to be a Francophile, raised as I was on croque monsieurs in a home where Burgundian wines reigned supreme and antique French wine posters hung higgledy-piggledy on every wall.
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Daring, expressive, self-assured, the same symbol of feminine rebellion worn by suffragettes in 1912 (as doled out by one Elizabeth Arden) reigned supreme, worn on the lips of Wonder Woman, Emma Watson, and so many more.
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The deputy editor for enterprise at the Wall Street Journal and a former sports columnist, Walker identified the preeminent sports teams throughout history and determined they all had an influential captain at the time they reigned supreme.
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But for a brief period in the early rise of PlayStation, Final Fantasy reigned supreme, and the only way you could play it was plugging in a Sony console and buying the series' hulking, multi-disc sets.
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Britney and Christina, who famously first met as Mouseketeers during their run on The New Mickey Mouse Club, were the subjects of many heated late'90s and early '00s debates about who reigned supreme in the pop universe.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams reigned supreme in tennis's great sibling rivalry, edging an emotion-charged clash with sister Venus to claim her seventh Australian Open on Saturday and a record 23rd grand slam title in the professional era.
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The deputy editor for enterprise at the Wall Street Journal and a former sports columnist, Walker identified the pre-eminent sports teams throughout history and determined they all had an influential captain at the time they reigned supreme.
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Answers to what everything is in music are so laid out and easily catalogued now, but there was a time when music was a physical product and confusion reigned supreme, so music could proliferate in all its guises.
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These unquestionably reigned supreme as the ultimate way to get to know someone—from the most mundane everyday questions to the most intimate—so we treated Layne to a round of questions taken from various iterations of these quizzes.
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At that point, IBM was the largest computer business on the planet, but while it was the workstation found in every office around the globe, IBM had zero footholds in the home, where Apple, Atari, and Commodore reigned supreme.
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She has reigned supreme, and will always be held in the highest firmament of stars as the most exceptional vocalist, performer and recording artist the world has ever been privileged to witness (1/3) An unbelievable woman and voice.
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It also emulates the storytelling style of the era: a time when movies reigned supreme, stories had endings, and just because something was a hit didn't mean it warranted 42 tie-in comic books and an interconnected cinematic universe.
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"Mobile is by far the fastest-growing retail commerce channel," he said, adding that mobile shopping reigned supreme during the 2019 holiday shopping, claiming 25.1% of sales, compared to 4.3% on desktop and 2.5% in brick-and-mortar stores.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo muscled his way into Instagram's top-followed ranks this year as he documented his career and growing family, but pop star Selena Gomez still reigned supreme on the social media platform.
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Trump dominant in Arizona Senate primary The Arizona Senate GOP primary underscored how the Republican Party in Arizona has shifted from one where McCain, the 2008 GOP presidential nominee, reigned supreme to one where Trump is the dominant force.
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Despite the fact that the social media colossus reported a 48 percent rise in advertising and forecast a strong growth story, the narrative that it was losing total user time on its platform because of the overhaul reigned supreme.
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Netscape, Marc Andreessen's early web browser, reigned supreme for a hot moment in late 22007 and early 22005, just before the advent of Internet Explorer (released along with Windows '22006) and other competing browsers like Netscape's eventual successor Firefox.
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Following the release of her album — which she debuted at the age of 16 — Lorde (born Ella Yelich-O'Connor) became the youngest singer to top the Billboard Hot 100 chart since 1987, when Tiffany's "I Think We're Alone Now" reigned supreme.
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After a year in which nude palettes, monochromatic makeup, and the #nomakeup movement reigned supreme, celebrities (and their makeup artists) are doing an about face by making a major case for makeup looks that infuse a strong shot of color.
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At times, Braun sounds more like a Blue Dog Democrat — an ideology that has long reigned supreme in southern Indiana, where he's from — with the kind of old-school fiscal conservatism mixed with the real-talk of a Harvard MBA graduate.
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The original Nokia 3310 landed in 2000, when Windows 2000, Y2K bugs and Sisquo's "Thong Song" reigned supreme — not to mention a powerful little game called Snake, a staple of the 3310 and available on the new version, of course.
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Granted, the focus has shifted a bit — there are fewer video games than before, making room for pachinko,... For two years running, the Mercedes Formula 1 team and its star driver Lewis Hamilton have reigned supreme over their hypercompetitive sport.
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"Like wide ties, General Motors was out of style for years — until very recently, the skinny tie reigned supreme — but in 2017 the wide tie has made a comeback and so has the stock of GM," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Like wide ties, General Motors was out of style for years — until very recently, the skinny tie reigned supreme — but in 2017 the wide tie has made a comeback and so has the stock of GM," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Her apple-cheeked robustness seemingly hollowed out by the final curtain, Ms. Piper vaulted in a single performance to the top ranks of distaff talent in a town where women across the spectrum of age and experience reigned supreme in 2016.
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The Strokes and The White Stripes were on my speakers on a constant loop, and I spent every single night in London going to gigs, back when venues like the Astoria and nights like Club NME at KOKO still reigned supreme.
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Among those tweets, four emoji have reigned supreme: The back arrow (presumably to note the show's return), the revolving red police car light (presumably to sound the alarms), heart eyes (you can guess the reason for that one), and the video tape emoji.
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For several seasons now, the cropped kick-flare has reigned supreme, and with good reason: Perfectly paired with an ankle boot — more specifically, the foot-hugging sock boot — or a pair of Birkenstocks in the summer, the style is both flattering and versatile.
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In what amounted to a battle of the bullpens, the Athletics reigned supreme, getting 1.7143 1.7133/1.7123 scoreless innings from right-handers Shawn Kelley, Fernando Rodney, Jeurys Familia (1.7113-1.7103), and Blake Treinen, who recorded his 211rd save with a perfect ninth.
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"Voodoo" sounds like vintage Timbaland, a welcome callback to the music that reigned supreme when Jonas was churning out pop-rock with his brothers, and "Under You" — the only contribution from Max Martin and his formidable team — is sleek and radio-ready.
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Whether sending unmanned probes to visit our neighbors in the Solar System, or providing the vehicles for astronauts to engage in lengthy sojourns in low earth orbit aboard Skylab modules and later the Space Shuttles, the United States reigned supreme in space.
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Biden also reigned supreme as the candidate Democratic-leaning respondents thought had the best chance of beating President Donald Trump, with 20203% picking him as the most likely to win in a general election, compared with 14% for Sanders and 12% for Warren.
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Or maybe it's just the circle of life: The walnut-brained jocks wielded the most social capital in high school, then intellect reigned supreme throughout college, and now, several years into adulthood, we've all circled back to stupidity as a form of power.
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Back in the state's 2013 gubernatorial election, when complacency within the Democrat's coalition reigned supreme, Democrat Terry McAuliffe barely eked out a narrow victory over the controversial Republican nominee Ken Cuccinelli, thanks in no small part to a "spoiler" Libertarian candidate, Robert Sarvis.
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Because she's Beyoncé, she made sure the finale had the added pizzazz of special guests like Serena Williams, Kendrick Lamar, and her husband, Jay Z. But beyond the guests and the accolades she extended to her crew, her message of female empowerment reigned supreme.
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CNN, which has typically reigned supreme as the ball drops, will now have to repeat its ratings victory against a pair of new hosts from Fox News and without the comedy of Kathy Griffin, who had co-led CNN's big broadcast for a decade.
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But once these protests ended and capitalist enterprises once again safely reigned supreme, beards came back into vogue, and titans of the business world began to don impressive displays of facial hair as a means of exuding an image of strength and rugged individuality.
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Where once the multi-cam sitcom — which is filmed in front of a live studio audience and/or supplemented with a laugh track — reigned supreme, the format fell out of favor in the mid-2000s with the rise of mockumentary-style comedies like The Office.
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Since renders of the original Light Phone hit Kickstarter way back in 2015, the minimalist phone movement has cycled through various stages of nostalgia for the pre-smartphone era, when flip phones reigned supreme and the BlackBerry was about as featured a device as you could buy.
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After nearly a decade of calmly climbing stock markets, a period during which algorithms and index-tracking funds reigned supreme, newly volatile markets and the return of a little bit of fear have given new life to an old Wall Street creature: the swaggering risk-taker.
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Business had still reigned supreme — as E.E. Schattschneider wrote in 1960, "The flaw in the pluralist heaven is that the heavenly chorus sings with a strong upper-class accent" — but the balance between them still undergirded America's pluralist democracy and made possible a spate of popular reforms.
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And in making that change, Dawson's Creek found itself moving away from the old-fashioned teen love story that reigned supreme in the '80s and early '90s, and toward a kind of romance that would become increasingly popular among teen soaps over the next two decades.
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It could be the fact that the World Cup is mere months away, or maybe it's because wear-them-proud slogans and logomania have reigned supreme over the past few seasons, but it seems that the way to keep cozy right now is by touting a soccer scarf.
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"In an era when print media reigned supreme, Sears dominated the rural retail market through its huge catalog, an amazing work of product advertising, consumer education, and corporate branding," Vicki Howard, author of "From Main Street to Mall: The Rise and Fall of the American Department Store," wrote.
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It was an immediate hit and quickly created a sprawling underground economy that moved through Harlem and other black communities in the U.S. For 21960 years, the numbers reigned supreme as New York City's pre-eminent daily lottery game — until 21985, when the state decided it wanted in.
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Leopard print, negative space, and not-so-simple scribble reigned supreme in salons and, of course, on Instagram, prompting us to ditch the failsafe nudes altogether (sorry, Ballet Slippers; sorry, Queen Elizabeth) for something a little more offbeat — and next year's crop promises to be just as creative and cool.
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Hot Topic reigned supreme as a new movement in our nation called for the commodification of alternative lifestyles in a desperate attempt to feel close to the kind of emotional authenticity that we denied ourselves as we figured out what came after worshipping the shrine of the blond pop icon.
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It is, in every way, a stunningly unique piece of work - cinematographer Claire Mathon makes every frame resemble a lush painting of the era - but its most delicious trick is to create a world nearly devoid of men in an era where the patriarchy reigned supreme, and to celebrate the liberty found therein.
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The Middle East, where American and British influence once reigned supreme, has increasingly tilted toward Moscow as it turned the tide of war in Syria, provided Turkey, a member of NATO, with advanced missile systems, and signed contracts worth billions of dollars with Saudi Arabia, America's closest ally in the Arab world.
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Beth Levine, Rockville, Md. Based on my reading of Emily Bazelon's portrait of the late Justice Antonin Scalia of the Supreme Court, the world — and definitely the United States — would be a better place had Scalia reigned supreme as a court jester at the Vatican instead of as a court justice in Washington.
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Not wanting to lose those food-obsessed travelers to the already dynamic and bustling off-Strip dining scene comprised by heavy-hitters like Lotus of Siam, Abriya Raku, or Chengdu Taste (which you should totally go to, by the way) hotels have begun to reestablish the Strip as the "foodie destination" it was when fine dining reigned supreme.
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On the data scandal front Facebook has reigned supreme, whether it's as an 'oops we just didn't think of that' spreader of socially divisive ads paid for by Kremlin agents (sometimes with roubles!); or as a carefree host for third party apps to party at its users' expense by silently hovering up info on their friends, in the multi-millions.
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What is happening to the United States and Western Europe now can be compared to what happened from the 1870s to the beginning of World War II. During this earlier period, capital and a laissez faire view of the economy initially reigned supreme, and, as Thomas Piketty has demonstrated, economic inequality grew apace, as it has over the past 40 years.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS & CAMPAIGNS: For months, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE has reigned supreme in South Carolina surveys, making the state a firewall for his campaign.
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I figure if we are all special now, my school experiences, which happened decades ago, would at some point be obsolete, simply a dispatch from the bad old days of the 1980s, a time long ago when everyone listened to Def Leppard and wore stonewashed jeans, when rattails were cool and kids were sorted into "smart" and "stupid" reading groups, and normal reigned supreme.
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On Since I Left You, The Avalanches possessed the capability to bring a tear to your eye just seconds after making you laugh out loud, the latter of which is important to keep in mind: it's extremely hard to make music that sounds funny—the 2010s inarguably being a decade in which humorlessness has reigned supreme in indie culture, particularly—but The Avalanches' sonic giggles felt effortless and breezy in a way that few musicians have achieved before or afterwards.
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