NAOMI OSAKA (Japan) Talk about reveling on the big stage.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are reveling in family life!
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But Trump takes that reveling to a whole other level.
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Then look at the loons, reveling together, loose and free.
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Reveling in the present moment seems almost impossible for her.
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SoftBank seems to be, for now, reveling in this intimidation factor.
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As they oohed and aahed, he nodded, reveling in their admiration.
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" He's reveling in the coverage, including lavish praise from "Morning Joe.
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But the party is reveling in unusually favorable conditions this year.
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Clinton's camp accused the GOP nominee of reveling in the Kremlin's efforts.
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We are reveling in "War and Peace" and "Dickensian," both on BBC.
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But even if Cunningham wins, Republicans are reveling in Democrats' internal discord.
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Yet on television, reveling in moral ambiguity is usually the right choice.
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Playgoers abet Toby's reveling, Viola's cross-dressing, Malvolio's nearly nude pursuit of Olivia.
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Nevertheless, the thrill of reveling in such expansive landscapes is worth the loneliness.
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He's certainly a narcissist drunk with power and reveling in his own hype.
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Amy Schumer is reveling in six months of marriage to husband Chris Fischer.
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Sanders has made a habit of defying conventional wisdom, and reveling in it.
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But traditional newsrooms everywhere were reveling in the schadenfreude just the same. Aha!
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Even so, he was in Rome on Sunday, reveling in the movement's victory.
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Kimmel meanwhile, was reveling in being up for an Emmy award that night.
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When watching replays, Trump will interject commentary, reveling in his most controversial lines.
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Democrats have found their voice by reveling in being an especially disruptive minority.
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Matthew Morrison can't stop reveling in how happy he is to be a father.
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This old geezer was reveling in England's stoppage-time comeback against Wales on Thursday.
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We don't want people to be reveling in the gory details of someone's demise.
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They were decked out in Indians gear and reveling in the Indians' good fortune.
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Reveling in restrictions, her show turned out to be a paragon of Fringe form.
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Instead of reveling in the moment forever, Jenkins is solely focused on this season.
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Things are definitely opening up, and the press is reveling in its newfound freedom.
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Either way, he's likely reveling in what he believes may achieve his ultimate revenge.
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There are still games that benefit from being different and reveling in those differences.
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Those pleasured visitors, reveling in their competency, are probable tourists, business people, politicians, entrepreneurs.
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Her eyes, her skin, her Los Angeles energy all show her reveling in the fight.
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We dig deep into our subjects, reveling in wonky engineering details that other publications skip.
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"Then we will spend 2.25 years reveling in the magic of our romance," she explains.
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Across the East Coast, animals are reveling in all the fresh powder at their feet.
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The accident came at a time when many Brazilian fans were reveling in Chapecoense's performance.
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I did not, however, dump it all over my head like this reveling Yankees fan.
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Make Gabrielle Hamilton's recipe for chowder-soaked toast (above), reveling in its elegance and deliciousness.
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He's reveling in a shared set of values that transcend the rancor of this era.
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Reveling spring breakers have hit the beaches in defiance of a nationwide social distancing campaign.
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In typical NHL fashion, the league is ignoring it but fans are reveling in it.
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She's always unapologetically herself while reveling in the love she feels for whatever role she's undertaking.
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Sia doubles down on her vocal eccentricities, slurring the lyrics and reveling in the rough spots.
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It's also a compelling depiction of female joy, of reveling in one's power and one's friends.
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In wide shots, the girls are seen partying together, dancing and reveling under moody, neon lighting.
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Elba has yet to comment on the doll — perhaps he's still reveling in his latest title.
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The game is conflicted, both reveling in Kratos' violence and trying to distance itself from it.
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Trump, meanwhile, is reveling being in his home state, and is eager to turn the Cruz's
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Kylie Jenner is reveling the quality mother-daughter moments with 11-week-old "lil BFF" Stormi!
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Until then, we'll be reveling in the nostalgia with our VHS tapes and Captain Crunch cereal.
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One minute, it's lofty and mythical, reveling in imagined narratives, the next it's stark and personal.
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So many best games, but so very few genuinely terrible ones positively reveling in their awfulness.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are reveling in Eastman's victory, saying it improves their chances in the general election.
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" The laughing couples are lifted into the sky, reveling in the same "wind from the burning.
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Under the moniker of Your Boy Tony Braxton, Shad is reveling in the world of nostalgia.
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"Nobody achieves anything great by being happy and cozy," he says, reveling in his perilous talents.
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It seems disingenuous when the show pretends to be chaste while still reveling in every scandal.
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So how do you critique the badness in gay history versus sort of reveling in it?
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Companies in nearly every sector are reveling in the best opportunities they have seen in years.
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He's too busy reveling in nature, his body and his heritage to care what we think.
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Cardi B posted a screen grab of singer Rihanna reveling in the news of the baby.
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Guests appeared to enjoy the accommodations, reveling in the ballroom's gilded columns and grilled beef tenderloin.
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Still, Mr. Trump's thumb in the eye to the reveling press corps felt a bit manufactured.
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In the ASMR-like video, Lizzo strokes her new hair, reveling in her neon purple locks.
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But Atkinson took off his helmet while reveling with the crowd, drawing a personal-foul penalty.
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Conservative reveling in this bygone past is a phenomenon that predates the most recent presidential election.
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But I'm not reveling in the latest gaffe as much as some of my liberal cohorts.
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Each painting shows the religious figurehead reveling in light, or offering it (sometimes directly to the viewer).
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Beyond reveling in his "chief homophobe" title, Marshall also modeled legislation on North Carolina's controversial bathroom bill.
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It's interesting that "Memory Box," though of similar scope, is far looser feeling, almost reveling in disorder.
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She's sending a message about not giving a damn about the insults, while reveling in her attractiveness.
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Distract yourself from the election results by remembering and reveling in the power of art and culture.
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As a Venus-ruled earth sign, Taurus is all about glamour, pleasure, and reveling in the senses.
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House Republicans are reveling in the messy fight for Speaker that is taking place across the aisle.
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Now, the family is reveling in Whit's success in the career that never quite materialized for Bill.
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Maureen Dowd CLEVELAND — LIKE any masterly comic book villain, Donald Trump is reveling in conjuring a dystopia.
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Does it stay on the right side of the line between portraying trauma and reveling in it?
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But soon we were all taking summit selfies and reveling in a beautiful sunset in the Tatras.
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Liberals are reveling in news of an inquiry that they believe should have been opened long ago.
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Entitled "The Female Divine," it would be a reclining corpulent nude, reveling in her own fleshy abundance.
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The survivors didn't want to be anything other than ordinary fans tonight, reveling in every guitar riff.
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Mesher is reveling in the opportunity to dance in America's longest-running precision dance company, she says.
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Still, local residents are so far reveling in a chance to get their hands on cash again.
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So here I am, an Englishman still reveling in the Six Nations but settled into American rugby.
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Now there is a fantastic creature than has been caught on camera reveling in his own giving ways!
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I'm thrilled and spend a slightly silly amount of time reveling in all the newfound organization and spotlessness.
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Bigland and executives at Fiat Chrysler are reveling in a huge June for Ram, with sales jumping 56%.
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In fact, guys have been reveling in serious bromances since way before there was a moniker for it.
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She's a warm, friendly presence, reveling in the cinematic magic of catering the biggest show in television history.
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I feel like a legitimate writer, and I am reveling in it, and yet I still feel empty.
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While Mary + Jane is about business acumen and getting ahead, Broad City is about reveling in the moment.
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And it's a natural progression, given that he got this far by reveling in conjuring a diss-topia.
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It delighted injured teammate Phil Jones, who was seen reveling with United fans in the away section. [NBCSN]
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" And last month, reveling onstage at CPAC, he said of Trump's underdog victory, "We were outgunned, out-manned.
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But it's perfect to see one person reveling in their night, whatever good or bad things happened before.
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Mr. Kucuk, meanwhile, is reveling in the influence that he suggests his closeness to the president offers him.
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They set off after Thanksgiving for the trip of a lifetime, reveling in the freedom that retirement brought.
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Ms. McCarthy, still reveling in her second-place finish, taught an impromptu burlesque class on the basketball court.
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Tens of thousands of people joined in Mexico City's Pride parade, reveling underneath rainbow-colored banners and umbrellas.
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The recording captures a slice of French nightlife, fans reveling in electrified sexuality and plain old good music.
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Ms. Baras appeared to be enjoying herself on Friday, reveling and loosening in the adoration of her audience.
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Trump was a champion of birtherism, reveling in fanning racist attitudes when Obama was in the White House.
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And, understandably, thousands of people — normals and famouses alike — are reveling in this important moment in internet history.
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Moon's third unforced error was reveling in pan-Korean ethnic identity and nationalism, with its implicit anti-U.
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So it was heartening, at least, to see Woods diverging from that script and reveling in the journey.
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And while you're reveling in the spectacle of it all, you can be getting sloshed on Pineapple Royales.
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For now, she's reveling in the community she has found in sports that she craved in middle school.
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It can't explore each of its uncertainties, almost reveling in the sweeping possibilities of hurricanes and their animal behaviors.
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They are torn between reveling in their reclaimed prime and ensuring that nothing significant is altered in the future.
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Mainstream American superhero humor, though, tends to be less about deflating superhero tropes, and more about reveling in them.
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In New York they might have been young artists and actors reveling in the big city far from family.
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Here, artists and creatives are recolonizing the ravaged post-industrial landscape and reveling in the freedom to start anew.
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The act of reveling in or revolting against the absence of Mr. Giamatti or the inclusion of Mr. Allen.
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It's that tricky balance of quietly reveling in a job well done without coming off as … well, a jerk.
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Who doesn't have a Kelly Kapoor in their life, creating — and reveling in — gossip every second of the day?
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Listen: Chance the Rapper's new album, "The Big Day," finds the artist reveling in the joy of married life.
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Hot Jesus isn't just a modern phenomenon; artists have been reveling in the body of the lord for centuries.
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But was it merely trying to depict that world as it was, or was it reveling in it tastelessly?
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Reveling in the sweet mash-up of sugar, butter, bananas and coconut is what this cake is all about.
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They're about coming together with people who you share something in common with and reveling in an already-beloved passion.
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I should be reveling in The Band We Came to See with the friends I came to see it with.
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But, October also means reveling in the opportunity to re-watch some of our favorite television episodes of all time.
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With little Dimitri nursing and Kunis reveling in the time spent with him, she just shrugged the entire incident off.
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Shaquille O'Neal is reveling in New York's misery -- saying he LOVES the fact the Knicks lost the Zion Williamson sweepstakes!!!
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Jordyn Woods is reveling in her newly-heightened celebrity ... drawing a gaggle of paparazzi and loving every minute of it.
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Seven years after she was liberated, kidnapping survivor Jaycee Dugard is reveling in her freedom – and open to finding love.
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Twitter has been reveling in these transformations recently, with dozens of users sharing before and after shots of their pets.
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He is playing to the lowest, most degraded emotions of his supporters while reveling in the fury of his opponents.
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Another possibility is that the show is unapologetically diabolical and the Jumex is reveling in its old-school institutional power.
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We got LaVar Friday at the New York Grill in Ontario, CA, and he's reveling over his feud with Trump.
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Instead of reveling in all this progress, Ms. Hoffmann seemed embattled when I met her in her East Village apartment.
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As opposed to reveling in the fastest pace of play in nearly 30 years — Small Sample Size Warning in effect!
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I suspect that their reveling in the ecstasy of their team's win lasted into the early hours of the morning.
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Carried away by their sycophancy, reveling in her novel popularity and buoyed by a healthy lead in opinion polls, Mrs.
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For his entire career, he was a champion of modernism, reveling in the possibilities offered by dissonance and electronic experimentation.
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Mostly though, he and his family simply eat and drink very well, reveling in the daily rhythm of Gascon society.
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I met a man recently who was reveling in the architectural details of the 19th-century houses in my neighborhood.
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They are too busy reveling in the fact that liberals find Trump's behavior maddening, a fact that they find titillating.
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Nearly 85033 million visitors come to Grand Staircase-Escalante annually, reveling in wildness, solitude, silence, dark skies and restored biodiversity.
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He will "make America great again" by reveling in its most shameful actions and miring it in its worst impulses.
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The latter will probably leave you feeling more refreshed longer into the week, but if you want to spend a Saturday afternoon (and Saturday night, and Sunday morning) doing absolutely nothing besides reveling in your own laziness — well, at least it'll seem like a luxurious amount of time to do all that reveling in.
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Kristin Cavallari took to Instagram on Wednesday, reveling in 7-month-old daughter Saylor James' smile, as she continues to teethe.
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While 14 games do not a reputation remake, the 2016-17 Devils are reveling in their ability to play attack hockey.
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These dapper athletes scour thrift stores to prep for games, reveling in the mismatch of gladiatorial action and finely threaded elegance.
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They should be reveling in this weather, like the polar bears at the Chicago's Brookfield Zoo and Cassie the bipedal robot.
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In which Schneemann discusses rejecting academic language, reveling in flesh, how any respectable gallery needs a "token cunt," and, naturally, cats.
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Is not that they care for privacy, which they should, but they are afraid of reveling their customer list to anyone.
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U.S. President Donald Trump appears to be reveling in the strong dollar and its ability to bring pressure on his foes.
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But he keeps returning to Clinton even though he beat her last November, reveling in the comfort of his unexpected victory.
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We ended up shooting the sunrise for hours running up and down the beach and reveling in the summer solstice experience.
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Clinton herself was reveling in the Republican conflagration and, in a new sign of confidence, used a rally in Pueblo, Colo.
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At the moment, though, Portland is reveling in the excitement of an unexpected playoff run—and of proving their doubters wrong.
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Reveling in the positive reviews, Trump appeared poised to pursue more bipartisan deals, including one to enshrine protections for DACA recipients.
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We sat around a bonfire, reveling in being 20-year-olds drinking warm beers and red wine out of plastic cups.
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Tired of the restraints, tired of his staff, Trump is reveling in ticking off just about every person who serves him.
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" Reveling in his roles as Israel's top diplomat and security chief, Mr. Netanyahu accused Hezbollah of "committing a double war crime.
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I'm still reveling three years later that I don't have to type in my passcode every time I open my phone.
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Even as Mr. Messina deftly enforced the law, he made sure not to detract from people reveling in their Roman holiday.
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Still reveling in the glory of seeing Donald Glover play a young Lando Calrissian and want to keep that feeling going?
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They ate cake and partied, reveling in the energy of the biggest political movement they'd been a part of to date.
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For now, she's reveling in the fact that she doesn't know her own weight for the first time in a while.
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Here comes the Grinch SantaCon is supposed to spread happiness, but not all New Yorkers are reveling in the Christmas cheer.
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Yet as its competitors flounder, one teen brand is reveling in five straight quarters of greater than 20 percent comparable sales growth.
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Zachary Levi embraces his goofy side as the powered-up version of Billy, reveling in the wish-fulfillment aspect of it all.
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Crunchy leaves, pumpkin-spice lattes, and sweater weather are just a few of the fall stereotypes we'll be reveling in this season.
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Beckham Jr. is reveling in the perks of being one of the NFL's biggest stars, but just who is the Louisiana native?
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After the buzzer sounded on Xavier's 73-20173 win, everyone's favorite actor could be seen in the stand reveling in the moment.
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Only the show spins the joke around, reveling in its own sense of scale and importance to a point of utter ridiculousness.
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At the time, he was reveling in the paintings of Damien Hirst and had plans for another project with producer Brian Eno.
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"All these decisions ... are in the first instance aimed against Russia," he said, accusing Romanian authorities of reveling in anti-Russian rhetoric.
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Instead, Samsung's commercial understandably ends with someone buying the latest, greatest Samsung phone and reveling in immense satisfaction after replacing their iPhone.
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At first the image appears to be of a boy reveling in snow, until you realize the snowflakes are in fact ash.
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She more than once pointed out her and JLo's shared Bronx upbringing, reveling in the existence of an actual 6 train onstage.
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The annual ceremony is a chance to partake in one of metal's own most sacred rituals: reveling in our own superior taste.
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Charles M. Blow Yes, Donald Trump has once again used racial hostility to rouse his base and is reveling in the achievement.
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As Klopp pointed out, though, it would be crazy if the fans were not reveling in the season their club is having.
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But there's little sense of the triumph — or, at least, the reveling in extravagance and difficulty — of earlier finales by this composer.
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This was not the Brady everyone knew, spraying passes and missing receivers, and a large swath of America was reveling in it.
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He was just reveling in the purity of what he was doing, moving in a way that felt "untainted, uninfluenced" and free.
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The epithets may be characteristic of schoolyard bullies, but there is some evidence that candidates are reveling in the attention they draw.
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Speaking of fanatical fans, those who love the Oxford comma are reveling in a court case that highlights the punctuation mark's importance.
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While Melania plays Rapunzel in her Fifth Avenue tower, Steve Bannon is reveling in his role as the troll under the bridge.
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There is nothing to celebrate about this sorry shutdown, though it's perhaps understandable that congressional Democrats were reveling in Mr. Trump's collapse.
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The women of the Klan even engaged in acts of violence, reveling — if rarely — in the vigilante bloodlust normally reserved for men.
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Meanwhile, animals have gone on reveling in the stuff—eating it, strategically dropping it, flinging it around just to pass the time, etc.
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Sisters Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian West have baby girls two weeks apart and are reveling in the shared experience of parenting newborns.
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Just a few weeks back, Trump was reveling in the possibility of winning the Nobel Prize for bringing peace to the Korean Peninsula.
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The most famous motorcycle clubs fashion power from their lawlessness, reveling in the fact that they submit to no authority, no higher power.
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Trump's tendency toward chaos -- creating it if it didn't exist or reveling in it when it did -- served him well as a candidate.
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Like her mentor at the Daily Show, Jon Stewart, she's blended civic outrage while still reveling in the grotesque insanity of it all.
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The mistake happened at a concert Saturday, but Twitter users across the country are still reveling in the spelling mishap two days later.
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This was an absolute bloodbath of a game, unashamed in its devilish reveling in splashing internal fluids and intestines all over the screen.
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Reveling in his Indiana success, Mr. Trump thanked not any local politician for endorsing him, but the former Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight.
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Despising the success of someone you loathe is as poisonous to the mind and soul as the schadenfreude of reveling in their defeat.
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And it would be only a matter of time before reveling commune members became a staple on the nightly news and social media.
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On Monday he was reveling in the prospects that a new deal could be nearing completion after more than a year of negotiations.
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They were so excited to just be there, reveling in the awesomeness of Ellie Goulding from the night before, laughing the whole time.
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I would buy myself a box of macarons, reveling in the little crack that happens when you bite through their perfectly taut shells.
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Berry was a peerless Signifier, reveling in rhyme, alliteration, double entendre, mock grandiloquence, and playful neologisms ("As I was motorvatin' over the hill…").
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In addition to self-indulgently reveling in social media attention for your "I Voted" sticker, you can also sink into some Phish Food.
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He made his money as a City trader during the boom years of the 1980s, reveling in its adrenaline-fueled, heavy-drinking culture.
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It looks like a USB drive and leaves no lingering foul odor — many teenagers are reveling in the confusion it causes among adults.
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The Trump administration has started to take note, reveling in the opportunity to attack two of the president's favorite targets: China and Amazon.
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There have certainly been dumber times in recent American cultural history, but this is truly a period of reveling in being a baby.
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As he faces down a historic vote in the House this week, Trump is reveling in a series of legislative and executive victories.
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" Ginsburg plainly is reveling in her current life as a cultural icon, who is known to her younger admirers as "the Notorious RBG.
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But readers will forgive these shortcomings, reveling instead in the story Wein hasn't just brought a lost generation of airwomen back to life.
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This isn't a game about feeling smart so much as it's a game about feeling surprised, or reveling in a sharp left turn.
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These are works which call us back to painting as a space of immeasurable possibility, reveling in the enlivened exchange between artist and observer.
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Enjoy just being together with the one you adore, quietly looking out at the world and reveling in that silent, side-by-side support.
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And he's still reveling in the afterglow of watching a song he wrote, "God's Country," performed by Blake Shelton at the recent ACM Awards.
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We've been reveling in HBO's star-studded Big Little Lies miniseries and its focus on the damaged, brittle lives of Monterey, California's wealthiest women.
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It makes the protestor think his hatred noble, and lets him hug himself in self-delight for reveling in the most evil of emotions.
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Jenna Bush Hager is still reveling in twin sister Barbara Bush's romantic, family-only wedding with actor Craig Coyne this past weekend in Maine.
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We shouldn't be surprised The Bachelor is reveling in Arie being mean to Krystal, as this tendency has become a bit of a trend.
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You're probably still reveling in all of the great pop culture that graced 28, but look sharp — there's lots of great stuff to come.
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I stay for about 10 minutes, reveling in holiday cheer, before walking to a bookstore on a mission to buy a Secret Santa gift.
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The taunt reflects the fact that far from being sheepish about the president's sudden war with athletes, the Trump team is reveling in it.
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Now, he has a chance for a reset, at the same time that he's reveling in the adulation for his surprise deal with Democrats.
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The ex-boy bander is clearly reveling in the novelty of steering his own ship, with each split-second decision, his eyes light up.
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Filmmakers called in David Bowie when they needed someone on a distinctly different plane, sometimes reveling in his distance, sometimes struggling to overcome it.
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Nick spends a little while reveling in culture shock before discovering, to his very minimal surprise, what his new line of work will be.
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She's not in the declarative, Everywoman anthem mode of "Girl on Fire" or "No One"; she's breathy and almost breathless, reveling in the subjunctive.
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On Independence Day, 2628 million Puerto Ricans will be celebrating America's birthday, but they would also like to be reveling in their own liberation.
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Come next week, we'll be reveling in the flood of new fall shows, but for now, we've got a three-day weekend to enjoy.
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Although the Blue Jays paused their reveling for a moment, the umpire crew chief, Joe West, soon removed his headset and gently signaled safe.
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"Lock her up, I love that," Pam Bondi, the attorney general of Florida, said from the stage on Wednesday evening, reveling in the chants.
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They capture the teens participating in activities they never could before, while reveling in the utterly liberating aspect of being around people like themselves.
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The Warriors have their share of passionate fans who stuck around during the ignominious years and are now reveling in their current great fortune.
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Families can still experience rare quiet and tranquility on the hike to the arch, reveling in the cascading melody of a canyon wren's call.
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But while the Chargers and the Rams struggle, the Raiders and their fans are reveling in their good fortune, at least on the field.
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He is willing, even eager, to violate all kinds of long-held American values, threatening opponents, lying frequently and reveling in conflicts of interest.
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Trump appeared to be reveling in this feisty debate, and the rough night Bloomberg was having, as he addressed supporters at his Phoenix rally.
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Doing so requires a nimble precision to avoid seeming as if the filmmaker is endorsing cruelty, or reveling in misery, or pouring salt in wounds.
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But, on that sauna of an August Friday, Cynthia Nixon is reveling in the tiny win of having found that one air-conditioned subway car.
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"Tomorrow, this campaign goes national," Clinton said, reveling in her historic victory in a speech to supporters, signaling a new phase of the nominating contest.
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"It's a gorgeous building, and people are reveling in both the aesthetic nature of it and the functional use of the building," Mr. Walcott said.
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"We live in a Snapchat-Twitter world," Mr. Clinton lamented, tilting his head theatrically — a septuagenarian embracing his age, decades after reveling in saxophone cool.
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Everyone, it seemed, was drinking mojitos and daiquiris, reveling in their city's open secret — one that, for just that moment, I was able to share.
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One goggle-wearer is Josh Reddick, the Astros' right fielder, who is notorious for his champagne-drenched reveling while wearing only stars-and-stripes briefs.
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House Democrats are reveling in a "Texodus" as they increasingly see an offensive strategy to grow their House majority running through the Lone Star State.
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" Keeping up appearances gave way to parties so wild that friends reported the couple "reveling nude in the orgies of Westport" and "fighting like mad.
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Isolated from any specific location, it's a quiet scene, capturing one intimate but universally understood moment: of two lovers simply reveling in each other's company.
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Mr. Trump, who desires a measure of chaos at all times, is reveling in the effects of his own mercurial decision-making, the people said.
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The mix is even denser and more diffuse than Slowdive's albums from the 1990s, reveling in the analog blur and sounding glad to be back.
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There is a handsomely disheveled Douglas Sills as Mack, a quietly charismatic Alexandra Socha as Mabel and a general reveling in period fashion and physicality.
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Hamlet can't help reveling in the sheer, artful nimbleness of his mind, nor can anyone who sees Negga's remarkable performance in this fast, fluid production.
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Mr. Putin said earlier this week that Russia was ahead on hypersonic technology, reveling in a rare moment of superiority to American and Chinese technology.
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Too often, Andy's anxiety about Michael's situation is deflected with humor, which lands only like a pat on the back, never reveling in the absurdity.
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The bulk of the text on the website come from Trump's own words, including his rants about Mexicans being rapists and his reveling in authoritarian power.
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Bushwick rails against violence while reveling in it, having its villains spout racist rhetoric while portraying most of its own characters of color as criminal caricatures.
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On my most recent flight home from Heathrow, I posted a photo of the plane's signature internal staircase, reveling in the glory of this unique experience.
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At the border in Sunauli, a town reveling in its own filth, the policeman in the Indian immigration hut gazed at them for far too long.
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He was still laying it on thick by Sunday, reveling in the new energy the late twist lent his campaign amid signs GOP voters are uniting.
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It's also gorgeously shot, with Instagram-ready close-ups of delectable food and stylish clothes, reveling in a life that looks easy, but only from afar.
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Among comments explaining why these coupons aren't that odd to find on Vegan mayo, you better believe there were plenty of others reveling in the hilarity.
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As the clock ran out and Iceland celebrated, the Internet joined in, sharing their joy over the underdog's victory and reveling in schadenfreude over England's loss.
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Every track sounds like reveling in an objectively unhealthy decision and having a lot of fun while doing it, like the smirking face emoji made audible.
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In reveling in this exposure of rage, Roxane Gay charts a markedly different literary course than is routinely allotted to the "diverse" or "minority" female author.
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He spends the entire album "reveling in all his absurdist, quippy glory," as The Ringer's Virali Dave wrote — and that's exactly what we love him for.
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Mr. Modak, a former editor at Condé Nast Traveler, encounters artists and intellectuals and finds a city suffused by cautious optimism, along with no little reveling.
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The push and pull of "Westworld" is that it grapples with deep intellectual conundrums while reveling in a kind of numbing pageant of death and destruction.
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She still feels sad when she sees a woman reveling in pregnancy, she says, because she never got to have that experience with her first child.
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On Wednesday, for over two hours in a courthouse on Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan, the resistance was codified, reveling in its day before the bench.
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That gets at what makes worked shoots work—it's not so much about reveling in the confusion between what's real and what's not, but about catharsis.
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She explained her take this month, as part of Rolling Stone's cover story that also featured lavish photos of her reveling in her full-bodied glory.
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Even though this "High Fidelity" does not seem connected to music qua music, it succeeds at recognizing and reveling in the joys of certainty and domain.
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We're reveling in their newfound chonkiness (to quote one bear enthusiast on Twitter) and piling on large links from the likes of Young Frankk and Soko.
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And the line lengthened later in the day at the Berkeley Patients Group, perhaps once people had slept off the effects of the New Year's reveling.
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Stormy Daniels has become the embodiment of good ol' fashioned capitalism ... appearing Friday night at a Vegas strip club and reveling in her newly-found fame.
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Musicians are not unique here: In the years since the Reagan administration, a reveling in what used to be called heartless materialism has become de rigueur.
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Instead, my friends use it as an affirmation while planning logistics, or a reaction to bawdy absurdities, or a too-on-the-nose reveling in good times.
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A new backstage look at the Democratic National Convention on Hillary Clinton's YouTube channel reveals speakers, celebrities and Clinton reveling in the electric atmosphere of the event.
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And with all respect to the ladies, half the fun of Pitch Perfectwas reveling in the dynamic between the endearingly cocky all-male Trebles and the Bellas.
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Kendra Wilkinson ain't just deep in the heart of Texas, she's knee-deep in controversy after reveling in the joy -- as she sees it -- of picking cotton.
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The ads are yet another sign of just how overtly Moscow and its outlets have been reveling in their newfound reputation for driving events in Western politics.
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But soon I was reveling in its simplicity, muted shade, and unapologetic commitment to comfort versus the sexual desperation of lace-embellished and frilly push-up bras.
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This comes days after Bud Light became the first big beer company to start printing an ingredients list, reveling in the fact that they only have four.
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There's a fine line between portraying violence against women as social commentary and just reveling in it, and Levinson teeters over each edge at various times throughout.
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Cruz is in the middle of a six-day, 28-event bus tour, reveling in criticism from most of his fellow GOP rivals at nearly every stop.
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Reveling in the full-blooded contest, Nadal returned fire and earned three break points with a searing backhand passing shot that clipped the net and bounced in.
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By seeming to offer snippets from the everyday life of a privileged member of the art world clubhouse, it celebrates upward mobility while reveling in its cliquishness.
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Tom Steyer is reveling in the midterm election results after dumping $120 million into Democratic campaigns ... and he's not afraid to rub it in President Trump's face.
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But on Freudian, an album rebelling and reveling in a decided indulgence, that particular language is the thread that keeps the story in perfect pitch and harmony.
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In the comments on Mr. Webber's page, some recognized that the image was a Photoshopped attack by Mr. Webber's campaign, either reveling in or denouncing the chicanery.
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Still, we all agreed on one thing: the Toasted Cheddar Chalupa would have been a revelation for our college selves, especially after a long night of reveling.
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Landesman tries to walk a tricky line with Deep Throat's origin story, reveling in the squalid atmosphere of 1970s Washington while recoiling from his hero's unsavory qualities.
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The big picture: Macron, who not long ago was reveling in his position as Trump's favored international partner, was more willing to go to bat against him.
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Then, I perch myself over the kitchen sink, eating them one by one, reveling in their velvety flesh while sugary juice drips down my chin and elbows.
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All the while, he seemed to be reveling in the moment, and he brought down the house, winning a clamorous ovation from his colleagues and the audience.
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Despite reveling in the raucous, often messy, atmosphere created by the young staff in his nearby office, Atalla wanted a refuge that was minimalist and fetchingly gloomy.
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"The Bad Batch" traffics in images and situations that evoke what used to be called exploitation movies, reveling in its own (and its heroine's) anarchic, transgressive energy.
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Dershowitz, who used to talk about his liberal credentials, has since become a favorite on Fox News, defending Trump and reveling in the attention it brought him.
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The laughs are consistent if less roaring this time around, with Hart and Black still reveling in self-deprecation — though the gags do start to get tedious.
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That means a city like Pittsburgh, after reveling in a high of 67 Saturday, will fall back to earth with temperatures in the upper 30s on Sunday.
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" Republicans who are reveling in Mr. Franken's resignation, she warns, are falling victim to "agitprop and exaggeration" just because the "the other guy's bull is getting gored.
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The book version, attributed to all four members and the writer Neil Strauss, was a notorious tell-all, reveling in the group's bad behavior and self-mythologizing.
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The current show, Spatial Oddities, transforms the diminutive cave-like gallery into an outburst of whimsical, color-saturated objects and paintings, reveling in tactility and oddball materials.
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Ross Perry's script doesn't limit these characters to stereotypically sexy female rockstars, instead allowing them to probe depths of nuanced, delicately layered emotions, and reveling in subversive bodies.
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"Cole is reveling in a Potemkin village, ignoring what's behind the facade," Phil Robertson, Human Rights Watch deputy director of the Asia Division, told Mashable in an email.
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Clinton's Republican rival for the presidency has devoted his last few rallies to reveling in the news, a diversion from accusations by multiple women that Trump groped them.
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Webb may have been reveling in the street-level sights of his new home, but he was also capturing the vestiges of its past before a midcentury transformation.
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That history is precisely what makes Wright's new Baby Driver so intriguing: It's the director once again reveling in a well-established genre — this time, the heist movie.
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The Idiot is not a book that wants you to get wrapped up in its characters when you could be reveling in all of its linguistic games instead.
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They seemed far more interested in hanging out with each other and reveling in the fact that this was the last hurrah before real, grown-up life started.
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And when she's not stressing over bills—her own, as well as those of her closest loved ones—Cardi is reveling in her wins and keeping her promises.
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The high, he says, is not necessarily engaging in sex, but reveling in the "anticipatory fantasy excitement" of imagining the next nude picture or the next raunchy message.
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Johnny, who is asking the judge to slap Amber with $100,000 in sanctions, strongly insinuates Amber doesn't really want a divorce ... because she's reveling in the public attention.
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These participants are reveling in the past, as well as the future, of a movement that is one of the best examples of advocacy turning into an industry.
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"'Ant-Man' dabbles in the bright, playful colors of the superhero spectrum, reveling in moments of cartoonish whimsy and smirky humor," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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It took six more innings for the Yankees to score again, but it was worth the wait for a group that is reveling in an unlikely pennant race.
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So she campaigns in contradictions: alternately high-minded and scorched-earth, inspirational and deflating, triumphantly reveling in her gender identity but still subjected to the impulses of men.
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Maybe that's why it feels like the whole world is reveling in the rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from that flooded cave in northern Thailand.
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But Mr. Dershowitz seems to be reveling in his pariah status, pointing to it as proof that he is committed to defending constitutional principles that transcend partisan politics.
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Season 3 begins on Sunday, with Ash reveling in his status as the hero du jour of Elk Grove and serving as the proprietor of a hardware store.
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Social media soon swooned at a video of the two coaches — two old friends who once earned, and then lost, Big Ten jobs — reveling in their midmajor milestones.
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While some swampy summer days can send New Yorkers running to the nearest air-conditioned movie theater, the evenings often make reveling in the park a splendid alternative.
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Becoming if anything, closer to the film Zoolander 2, reveling in it's all its excess and celebrity cameos with the heart destroyed and, deservedly, a failure upon arrival.
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Reveling in her new coat, Mary is oblivious to a mounting hubbub of disapproval as she swans through the Boy's Constant Companion office as if accepting an Oscar.
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Hidden in plain sight for decades, the megastar steps out in eye-popping style for the Met Gala, reveling in her turn as a new favorite of fashion.
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With a new gym bag, you'll find yourself reveling in the process of packing up and sprinting out the door feeling organized and on top of your game.
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But with Trump reveling in the embrace of his adoring, partisan crowd, it's quite possible that he returned to the White House with his base-baiting instincts replenished.
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Just as admiring Bach or Picasso is not the exclusive province of Germans or Spaniards, reveling in Alabama's greatness should be something all college football fans can share.
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What to do, though, when the target—too busy openly reveling in his own corruption to indulge in much old-school hypocrisy—is beyond, or immune to, satire?
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Reveling in abundant displays of toxic masculinity and pumped-up posing, the Australian biker drama "Outlaws" is a punishing watch — more so when you can decipher the dialogue.
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Watching his unabashed love for illustrating, it's easy to conclude that we're all a little bit Daniel Sherekin, which is what makes reveling in his nightmare beasts so fun.
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Randall Terry, known nationally for his opposition to abortion rights and for reveling in the culture wars, led a trio of protesters who interrupted Buttigieg's Iowa events this week.
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In 2016, the brand was forced to remove a campaign from social media in 2016 for promoting masturbation, namely, women taking charge of — and reveling in — their own sexuality.
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Reveling in large public gatherings may seem ordinary to most, but in Syria it is an act of unwavering defiance and bravery amid almost constant bombardment from the skies.
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The Timberwolves star (who's in town to play the Clippers) hit up Craig's -- in a very good mood -- reveling in his team's NFC Championship victory over the Minnesota Vikings.
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There are no specific, required circumstances for reveling in a backlog which is as thrilling to me as it would be rote to anyone who else who read it.
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Conservatives are reveling in the release, claiming that the $22019 million film might finally convince voters that President Obama and Clinton — a top presidential candidate — betrayed the country's trust.
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Although Ms. Griezmann lives in Paris and Antoine lives in Madrid, she still comes here quite often to visit her parents, who also are reveling in their son's rise.
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He traveled to Florida with $200 in his pocket and lived on the streets for months, reveling in the chance to observe society from an outcast's point of view.
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It's cheap, made in less than 20 minutes, and bound to impress any guests who might be hanging around, reveling in that superb—but sinister, according to Besh—aroma.
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Outside of these big-budget romances, and a few more niche porn games, gaming culture tends to be quite coy about sex, reveling in fun listicles and giggly discussion.
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Half the fun of eating weed is reveling in all of the different forms of edibles: for starters, there are the classics such as gummy bears, brownies, and chocolates.
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One pastime the sisters enthusiastically share is reveling in their dislike of their stepmother, who is only ever called "godmother" and is played with delicious venom by Olivia Colman.
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Economic Scene Home for the holidays after passing the eighth-largest tax cut in United States history, Republicans could be forgiven for reveling in the warm embrace of nostalgia.
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Expect to leave the house looking like a slob, feeling like a slob, and maybe reveling in the smidge of freedom that resides in your slovenliness, at least once.
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Americans expend as much effort improvising ways to escape the heat of summer as they do reveling in its rituals at pools, picnics and beaches, and in outdoor activities.
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And Trump loved every minute of it, reveling in the incompetence of Democrats and insisting he was the only one who knew how to do all of this right.
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One night, when the Parks have gone out of town for a camping trip, and Ki-woo and his family are reveling in the empty mansion, Moon-gwang returns.
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But at the end of the night, passengers can also look forward to returning to their rooms, which are designed for continued reveling, according to a release from the brand.
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Instead of trying to argue in a rational way, politicians become these great performance artists, trying to be outrageous, reveling in the fact that they don't care about the facts.
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Take those three related shows as a clue: Light as a Feather is prime teen material and follows in the tradition of these series, reveling mostly in high school drama.
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Pérez's charming story explores what it means to belong to a community while being willing to stage small but significant revolutions, all the while reveling in the joy of childhood.
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Activists and organizers say they know they're unlikely to change lawmakers' minds significantly but are reveling in the opportunity to put them on the spot in front of angry voters.
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They have no interest in contemporary England; their passion comes instead from a longing for the past and a conviction that they are somehow being censored from reveling in it.
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I spent more time questioning why I couldn't break that mold and enjoy my alone time at the festival than I did simply listening, observing, and reveling in it all.
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WASHINGTON — Senator John Kennedy shuffles alone through the Capitol basement, reveling in his bag of walnuts, unrecognized and unbothered as reporters chase his colleagues for comments on the daily swirl.
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But to many in Britain, this is akin to setting your house on fire and then reveling in the community spirit as neighbors come running to help extinguish the blaze.
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I should be reveling in watching Mr. Trump reveal himself as a reality TV star whose mangled thinking and inadequate vocabulary only highlight how out of his depth he is.
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In other works, he used what appear to be patches of putty on board, which he slathered with paint, reveling in the audacity of the mix of colors and forms.
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With Anti, Rihanna gave her listeners encouragement to be as comfortable flipping their exes the middle finger with "Needed Me" as they are reveling in oral sex (thanks, "Kiss It Better").
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In an era when Republicans and Democrats alike are fond of flinging around the term "fake news," devoutly satirical news outlet The Onion is reveling in the absurdity of it all.
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Rather, Californium seems more about reveling in the aesthetic and mood of the thing, which has enough presence to nearly offset the lackluster puzzles and conspicuous absence of anything explicitly Dickian.
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Koreans are reveling in writer-director Bong Joon Ho's dark comic thriller, "Parasite," which won this year's Academy Awards for best film and best international feature.
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On the one hand, it can be seen as a proud moment, the US aptly displaying its might and the president reveling in a positive outcome after making a tough decision.
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But instead of reveling in the record results, Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, found himself once again mounting a defense of ESPN on a post-earnings conference call with analysts.
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She's since decked out some 350 square feet with her mix of vintage and mid-century modern sensibilities, reveling in the ability to do whatever she wants in her own space.
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Instead, as the martians blithely lay waste to our planet, it reveals that at the heart of the apocalyptic story is inherent sadism—reveling in vindictive destruction for its own sake.
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The problem here is that the actual job of being president (understanding complex policy trade-offs) is very different from the public role of playing president (reveling in broad, inspirational generalizations).
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This is our first real look at the film's tone, and it seems to be reveling in the same sense of adventure and, of course, wonder that the original series did.
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Reveling in his emerging kleptocracy, Trump is smart enough to know that he has to stay on Ryan and McConnell's good side if he wants to hold on to the presidency.
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The Islamic State was blamed for all of those attacks, yet none of them were claimed by the group, despite its habit of reveling in its violence elsewhere in the world.
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Donald J. Trump arrived at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in April 2011, reveling in the moment as he mingled with the political luminaries who gathered at the Washington Hilton.
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In the days when he was still reveling as AmeriKKKa's most wanted and vowing to kill Uncle Sam, Ice Cube served up one of the all time most relatable shit lyrics.
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" And he also responded to his critics on Twitter, saying he was "reveling, not whining" and "I'm proud of taking an unpopular, principled position that gets me shunned by partisan zealots.
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Even as many residents were reveling in the restoration of their heat and lights, they were bracing for new power failures as fierce winds and heavy wet snow pummeled the area.
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He raps over a luscious, sparkling chord progression, while employing his characteristic wit — and even reveling in a bit of Odd Future-era shock value — without hiding behind "characters" or disingenuity.
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Once you get past its gray surface, "The Witcher" turns out to be delightfully unpretentious, reveling in its pulpiness and occasionally poking fun at its stoic hero with preposterously large muscles.
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And reveling in the sense of community as an entire dance floor sang the lyrics to "All I Do," the final song of D.J. Spinna's all-night, all-Stevie Wonder party.
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Set and shot amid the Lebanese civil war, Ms. Saab's feature debut, "A Suspended Life" (1984), follows Samar, an independent-minded young girl reveling in the freedom afforded by warfare chaos.
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With eight episodes confirmed for the new season, running roughly an hour a pop, fans are sure to spend a huge chunk of their Independence Day weekend reveling in the Upside Down.
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Reveling in this new information, Tom gets drunk and breaks into the Hoyt mansion, where he finds a pink room (!!!) in the basement and starts to react to something shocking involving Julie.
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It opens on a subway car with Yorke and hordes of commuters reveling in their day-to-day anxieties, their bodies uneasily moving in sync as LP highlight "Not The News" plays.
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The New England Patriots quarterback, 41, was reveling on the field at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta when his wife Gisele Bündchen, 38, came down from the stands to congratulate him.
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And then there's its focus on what really matters — hanging out with your crew and reveling in many of the simple pleasures that make life good: friends, beer, dogs, and armchair philosophy.
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For children of color who will grow up watching characters who look like them not just fighting for survival, but enjoying and reveling in life, it's a symbol of what is possible.
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Of course, the Patriots players were reveling in the attention lavished on them by the thousands gathered in Boston, including Tom Brady and Julian Edelman, who documented the festivities on social media.
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It shows a multitude of clothed girls, some sporting identical dresses, playing and enjoying the splendors of a sunny, idyllic, flower-filled garden, reveling in each other's company and savoring their girlhood.
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He was signing autographs (but ONLY one each) and reveling in the victory -- including winning a bet with Stephen Colbert -- when we asked about the Ball family issues with Big Baller Brand.
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As if reveling in the Marvel tie-in, the film goes out of its way to keep weaving in small references to that wider universe, albeit in low-key but clever ways.
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In his first extended action on "The Walking Dead," Mr. Morgan shifted seamlessly between malevolence and mercurial charm, reveling in the character's overblown mannerisms while keeping him grounded in a calculating intelligence.
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Years ago, when reveling in the legacy of Patti Smith as a bellwether for innovation in punk, he recognized the multilateral changes that occurred across all genres of music in the 260s.
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To this viewer, at least, this decision seemed like a bold rebuke to any man who ever deluded himself into thinking a woman reveling in her own sexuality was asking for it.
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Its Dionysian motifs, arranged in bands and circles, suggest it was a garment meant for reveling; yet the murky stains on the linen are evidence of its final use as a shroud.
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One of Kaag's previous books, "American Philosophy," was a charming, brainy and equally personal account of time he spent reveling in a philosopher's remarkable and nearly abandoned private library in New England.
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The earlier film is a bracingly pulpy product of its moment, a time when American movies were breaking free of repressive codes and reveling — sometimes wallowing — in sexual display and rough violence.
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Reveling in the same sweet spot that made Lady Bird such a success, the most powerful moments are when the characters are grappling with big feminist questions in a small domestic way.
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But "Logan" might also be a relatively novel situation, featuring a Wolverine character with 17 years of screen equity built up, whose razor-sharp claws were perfectly suited to reveling in greater mayhem.
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Since leaving the White House in January 2017, the former first couple have been reveling in the one thing they rarely shared during their eight years as president and first lady: alone time.
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Actors and filmmakers of color can and should take the stands they choose, but white people in the movie industry need to step up and spend less time complacently reveling in their privilege.
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The president uses racist statements as a way to control the conversation, make it about himself, and divide the nation by pitting its people against one another and then reveling in the fallout.
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Unlike Arrival, however, Blade Runner 2049 divided critics, some reveling in its outrageously stunning cinematography (courtesy of perpetual Oscar also-ran Roger Deakins), some frustrated by its glacial pace and skin-deep characters.
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The global finance markets are slipping on Friday after the UK public voted to leave the EU, but there is one currency that is reveling in the uncertainty of the Brexit result: bitcoin.
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Bullied and mocked due to his sexuality and flamboyance by his peers in Lafayette, Louisiana, a young Aucoin found solace in magazines, reveling in the beauty of those whose looks were under-appreciated.
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His campaign rallies often resembled a standup comedy tour, where he'd freely riff on the latest news and joke around with the crowd, reveling in his signature stream-of-consciousness style of rhetoric.
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It's about a style of dance and a style of clothes, a kind of skhothane-lite, reveling in the sartorial as status symbol and dance skill as a measure of township savoir faire.
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Friends say Mr. Kavanaugh regretted the publication of the full report, which he felt led to a caricature of the independent counsel's office reveling in the salacious details of a president's sex life.
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Much has changed for Windstein and the band since then, and he seems to be reveling in the stability and slower pace that a few years and a lot of growth have brought him.
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Even though we're currently reveling in the heyday of weirdly wonderful edible combos (Naked Chicken Chalupas, unicorn macarons, doughnut grilled cheeses, and too many more to mention), there are some eats that remain sacred.
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It's 1990, and New York's ball scene is reveling in the fact that Madonna's "Vogue" is a hit and mourning the fact that HIV/AIDS deaths in their community are a near-daily occurrence.
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They're flushed-faced, exclaiming all at once "That was fucking awesome!" and comparing notes on the ride, laughing over how crazy the hills were, reveling in having mastered the first half of the journey.
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After the meeting, as if reveling in his own abasement, he decided to side with Erdogan and block a congressional resolution recognizing the Ottoman Empire's Armenian genocide, a mass atrocity that Turkey furiously denies.
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But the Russian president must be reveling in the fact that his U.S. counterpart has caused just the sort of havoc in the United States and splits across the Western alliance that Putin wanted.
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While Putin says that firing FBI Director James Comey was Trump's right and not Russia's business, he'll be reveling in the political undertone of the FBI chief's departure: Don't look too closely at Russia.
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This week I have mainly been reveling in the fact that Fight Pass has finally gotten around to uploading some of the classic Pancrase fights to which Bas Rutten does not own the rights.
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Drawing weapons from their coats, contemporaneous news reports said, the gunmen shot out the nightclub's lights and then trained their fire on the reveling members of a drug gang called the Arellano Félix organization.
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That was President Trump, reveling in his first rally since the end of the 226-month Mueller investigation, ridiculing those who sought the inquiry and the news media that did not overtly back him.
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Fremantle's reveling in historical detail offers a good deal of pleasure to the reader, but it tends to compromise her decision to have her characters speak in a casual and decidedly 21st-century lexis.
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While foreigners are enjoying the hospitality, they shouldn't be oblivious to the cost the World Cup is inflicting on ordinary Russians, who didn't have a say in opening their doors to reveling sports fans.
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He has spent much of his life on the front lines, playing around as a kid with Turtle graphics, working on Microsoft's Messenger Service after college, and then reveling in Google's oceans of data.
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They carry on until one day a figure appears, dressed as the Red Death — it is the plague itself, which has infiltrated the reveling crowd, and brings death to the prince and his followers.
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The two-part production fares best when it's reveling in the music, offering a reminder that Brown had a life and career that went beyond the tragedies involving Houston and their daughter, Bobbi Kristina.
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In 2017, when Mr. Wallace-Wells, a writer at New York Magazine, published similarly dire projections in a blockbuster article, he was criticized even by some climate scientists for reveling in the bleakest case.
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Things are a little up in the air for Rogue One's sister film, the untitled Han Solo project, so distract yourself by reveling in this glorious rebel escapade — the only Star Wars film readily streaming.
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While we now understand what the full dance sequence means, the starring trio's second, episode-closing meet-up at the nightclub, complete with the exact same reveling club goers as before, is far more obscure.
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But at the moment when the moon slips over the sun, she and her friends will be, like everyone else, reveling in the midday darkness far away from the bright city lights of nearby Nashville.
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Lea is a difficult role: she starts off playing standard divorce-kid games, playing her parents against each other to get bigger presents from her dad, and reveling in a day where he takes custody.
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And perhaps more than anything else, Trump was having fun, reveling in being back as the rhetorical general of his grass roots army, riling his foes and commanding the spotlight surrounded by a worshipful crowd.
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We could have stalked the North Pole over the ice for the sake of accuracy but instead decided to stick with "our" North Pole, reveling in the fact that it would never be anyone else's.
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By giving high office to buffoons, by choosing thugs as their representatives and by reveling in nastiness for its own sake, the Conservative brand now is principally a marker of contempt for political order itself.
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With the end of Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation, House Democrats' craven fear of launching an impeachment inquiry, and the abject capitulation of Republicans to Trumpian authoritarianism, the president is reveling in his own impunity.
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"The Eagle Huntress" may be driven by its main character and her story, but it's also a nature documentary, reveling in spectacular images of the Central Asian steppes and the snow peaks that surround them.
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A high-risk return leg in Istanbul a week later promises to be fraught with security issues, but for now people here are reveling in the high-water mark in the desert city's soccer history.
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The couple and half a dozen friends spent a weekend there, reveling in the way sunlight streamed through the clerestory windows, cooking in the compact kitchen and sitting around the living room drinking Bloody Marys.
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GOGO PENGUIN With the lineup of a standard piano-bass-drums jazz trio, GoGo Penguin made a different kind of music: repetitive and accretive like dance music, richly chorded over ceaseless ostinatos, reveling in permutations.
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When we weren't cooking, we were planning the next meal, chasing the daily markets from small town to even smaller town, reveling in the figs, the sausages, the incredible cheeses we couldn't get at home.
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In an op-ed for the Washington Post this January, Erickson wrote that celebrating Trump now will only hurt conservatism in the long run: Conservatives are reveling in their successes and increasing their immorality concurrently.
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The movie is at its best when it's reveling in watching Peter attempt to keep up his superhero side hustle with his full-time gig as a genuinely funny teen on a very extensive school trip.
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Maybe we can take a stand and do what's necessary without discounting the cost; go low when it's required without reveling in the other side's pain, taking care we don't get stuck down in the dirt.
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In a new pair of ads for Dolce & Gabbana, the Game of Thrones actors cruise and twirl around the streets of Italy, smelling fruit and eating pasta and reveling in the joy of living their truth.
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In the days leading up to the rare phenomenon, the internet was reveling in memes about those exclusive eclipse glasses, but Donald Trump quickly killed the joy when he tried to make the eclipse about politics.
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Now 17 points behind Hamilton but closing in, Vettel has had to dampen unrealistic hopes in the past but this time the four times champion is reveling in the mood — if still taking nothing for granted.
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And while he's focused on highlighting his charity — which he started in 2006 to support orphans and vulnerable children affected by the HIV and AIDS epidemic in Lesotho, Africa — he's reveling in his new dad glow.
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As newly democratic countries fought over things like the role of the judiciary or how to set up a congress, papers were launching and folding, reveling in their newfound freedom to criticize the powers that be.
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The new series doesn't quite rise to that level, but it does become more engrossing over the episodes previewed -- reveling in the darkly comic discomfort, in one noteworthy example, of the most awkward Thanksgiving dinner imaginable.
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Woodbine said he was also disturbed by "a locker-room culture that encouraged misogyny, reveling in the sexual conquest and denigration of women," as he wrote in a recent essay for The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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In May, she released a fraction of the work she produced at an exhibition in Berlin titled The Life and Death of Elle Peril, which showed a woman reveling in a newfound power over her body.
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We're supposed to buy that a series that spent entire seasons reveling in political tug-of-wars and in-fighting about governance, just determined it all from Tyrion's elevator pitch about folks with the best stories?
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He was thrilled with the result, of course, but he knew the anguish that the loss would cause Isner, and instead of simply reveling in his own joy, he chose to show empathy for his opponent.
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Cruz, the challenger, was energized, reveling in the support of the Wisconsin political establishment, prominent talk radio hosts and evangelical leaders — a powerful alliance that, polls show, have him on the precipice of a blowout win.
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Mucho Mucho Amor even has its own sense of humor, reveling in some of the stranger footage of old horoscope readings or ruminating on the many, many portraits of himself which Mercado kept around his home.
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The reveling was premature: The bill still has to go to the Senate and back to the House, and analysts have already highlighted the immense electoral risks that come with rushing through an overwhelmingly unpopular bill.
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But instead of reveling in her retirement, Ms. Hurchalla, who has devoted her life to protecting the untamed Florida wilderness that she loved, has been fighting a public battle with a rock-mining company — and losing.
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Yet Butler plays on, insisting he would "do nothing over" in Minnesota and reveling in the knowledge that for the first time in his career, he's on a team capable of getting to the N.B.A. finals.
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While Harry is focused on highlighting his charity — which he started in 2006 to support orphans and vulnerable children affected by the HIV and AIDS epidemic in Lesotho, Africa — he's also reveling in his new dad glow.
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Maybe not current pop culture, as Singh referenced Bruce Willis (likely his Die Hard character) a number of times during our interview, reveling in the special place dramatic action movies and their heroes have in her heart.
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Porn star Stormy Daniels has been reveling in all the dirty laundry involving her and Donald Trump, so it makes sense she brought a laundry basket to the strip club Friday night for a meet-and-greet.
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Instead of reveling in his first Major League Baseball All-Star Game appearance, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Josh Hader wound up at the center of an online firestorm after old offensive tweets of his resurfaced during the game.
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In the first three months of 123, consumers were the main driver of a growth rebound of 0.4% quarter-on-quarter as shoppers are reveling in record-high employment, inflation-busting pay hike and low borrowing costs.
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The actress continued, reveling over the "incredible" costume and that fact that she would have the rare opportunity to play a female stormtrooper – a role she hopes will bring more diverse jobs to other women in Hollywood.
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"Today" suggests that reveling in the present is his best bet because if it isn't for police shooting black people in the street, it's the people devoid of opportunity in your own neighborhood out to get you.
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I went to City of Hope to support my sister, and what I found there was gratitude: appreciation for others; reveling in small pleasures we usually take for granted, like a hot shower, sunlight, a walk outdoors.
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The owner, Peter Nygard, a Canadian fashion executive, showed off his estate on TV shows like "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and threw loud beachfront parties, reveling in the company of teenage girls and young women.
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The result: the elegant epicenter of Beverly Hills feels like a French chateau just bought by a rich Russian oligarch with good taste (imagine that) and an endless supply of cash to leave you reveling in luxury.
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And along the way, brands were able to grab the Instagram generation's attention, with social influencers reveling in the fact that they were wearing a juxtaposition of labels, participating in and mocking fashion all at the same time.
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Thousands of exuberant U.S. soccer fans have descended on France for the Women's World Cup, soaking up the sights and sounds of Paris and other cities while reveling in the electric performances of the Stars and Stripes team.
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After decades of airless, joyless rule under Mr. al-Bashir, a wave of exuberance has rippled across the capital, Khartoum, where young Sudanese are reveling in newfound freedoms — to talk politics, to party and even to find love.
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For a month, she took the bold step of traveling alone in Cordoba, Granada, Madrid and Seville, riding on hot and dusty trains, reveling in her anonymity and striking up conversations with fellow passengers, hotel guests and locals.
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He was still reveling in Trump's upset win two nights later, over a bottle of wine on the patio of the Four Seasons in Georgetown, when a chocolate Lab padded over to his table to sniff his crotch.
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Along with reveling in the film's restoration, rerelease and Beyoncé-borne attention, Ms. Dash was recently inducted, to her delight, into the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as part of its effort to diversify its membership.
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" Reveling in the cheers in Harrisburg, Trump made reference again to his upset victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton in the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, which he said "carried us to a big, beautiful win on Nov. 8.
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Since then, I have imagined contemporaries of Volta, and the physicist himself, gazing at that first battery and reveling in the joy that comes from discovering new things, simply because it's in our innermost nature to do so.
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Reveling in his victory, Trump made clear he will continue to draw from the same playbook -- one that has made Wall Street and top Republicans in Congress queasy -- as he looks to renegotiate trade deals with other countries.
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The threat of impeachment may be looming larger each day, with Democrats expected to release a crucial report after Thanksgiving, but it did not stop the White House from reveling this week in the somewhat goofy pardoning tradition.
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Trump has gotten a lot of mileage out of convincing his supporters that most of the news they read isn't true, still reveling in the 2016 election forecasts that predicted his loss and turned out to be wrong.
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It's a somber reflection on a life lived without intent; Definitely don't listen to this if you're currently reeling from making a mistake (or definitely listen to it, if reveling in your faults is something you like to do).
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Tense, angry scenes, during which police used pepper spray several times, gave way to a more relaxed atmosphere as it was announced legislators would not debate the bill Wednesday, with protesters reveling in a victory few thought was possible.
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The second piece, which is also in the airport but doesn't get posted on the internet nearly as frequently, depicts the children of the world reveling in peace and harmony while the soldier lays dead and buried below them.
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Monster and villain fandom sometimes seems to blur the line between liking a character who's done bad things but could be rehabilitated by love, intentionally reveling in a kind of BDSM power dynamic, and outright romanticizing an abusive relationship.
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But I admit I was less comfortable when, in the World Cup opener, the USWNT completely demolished Thailand 13–nil, kicking off early rounds of criticism that the team was too arrogant for reveling in another country's humiliating defeat.
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There is, in these modes, a reveling in military pageantry that borders on irony, And alongside it, an increased vein of silliness that's built over the years, zombies and laser beams juxtaposed with M4 rifles and rocket-propelled grenades.
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She appeared in "The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear," the film version of "The Beverly Hillbillies" and an episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as, essentially, herself, reveling in the notoriety of the slapping incident.
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While his customers may have been reaching euphoria after their second bomb of MDMA, DPR2 was reveling in the chase, in the feeling of being one step ahead, and of disregarding the rules in the most audacious ways possible.
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Primitive Man is many things—heavy, hateful, miserable, misanthropic, distorted, doomed—but the Denver trio is absolutely nothing if not prolific, a fact we're reveling in here today by offering you a double dip of their two newest releases.
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Roker was in the country with fellow Today co-host Sheinelle Jones for a special two-day segment, but seemed to only enjoy one night of Scottish reveling before news of the impending blizzard blast to the Northeast broke.
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The Supreme Court's newest justice is reveling in his role, diving into arguments with gusto and so far fulfilling the expectation that he would be a rock-ribbed conservative in the mold of his predecessor, the late Antonin Scalia.
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But "American Made" wraps its story in a wryly comic take, reveling in an absurdity and excess that hews closer to "Charlie Wilson's War" than "Scarface" or its current cousin, the Netflix series "Narcos," with which this movie overlaps.
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Except that instead of smacking each other's faces, Michelle and Claire are reveling in the comedy of the female breast, a routine that metaphorically whips the lacy, push-up bra off what is, of course, an ordinary body part.
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But when Trump opened his mouth Thursday, and especially when he broached what his father would say if he saw him now, it was clear the scion was elated, reveling in the absolute greatest triumph of his controversial existence.
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Plot-wise, there's not much more to the pilot than that; it mostly focuses on creating the atmosphere of the couple's malaise, and reveling in the simultaneously sleepy and pretentious town of Marfa, Texas, where the story is set.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats have been reveling in the Republican Party's bitter internal wars in the Trump era, but they have their own festering feud to deal with, a fight between establishment and insurgent wings dating from the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Reveling in his victimhood, Mr. Trump even likened himself to Abraham Lincoln, noting that Lincoln got poor reviews for the Gettysburg Address in 1863, before the speech was later regarded as one of the finest in the nation's history.
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Reveling in the same emotional sweet spot that made Gerwig's mainstream breakthrough Lady Bird such a success, the most powerful moments of Little Women are when the characters are grappling with big feminist questions in a small domestic way.
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Even as Iranian diplomats denied any role in the attack, others close to Iran's elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were reveling in the damage at the Saudi oil facilities, which process the vast majority of the country's crude output.
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In contrast to most images of a war that still reverberates decades later, they show soldiers lazing, showing off their squalid jungle living quarters, discovering the charm of the Vietnamese children they encounter, reveling in a rare ocean swim.
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While Paanch never made it to the big screen, its central characters' nihilistic tendencies, and its young director's irreverent approach toward reveling in everything considered taboo by the mainstream film industry were stylistic elements that would define Kashyap's later career.
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On Thursday, the "I Like It" rapper, 26, took some time to defend Khloé Kardashian against trolls, who are publicly reveling in the news that her boyfriend Tristan Thompson allegedly cheated on her with sister Kylie Jenner's best friend Jordyn Woods.
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For instance, with Ray, we start with a scene where people are reminding us he was the greatest, and he's reveling in the fact that he used to be the greatest, yet that's exactly what's keeping him from writing anything.
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After cutting his right foot while reveling in a championship with Estrellas, his Dominican Winter League team, Sano will miss at least a week of full-squad workouts while wearing a walking boot to help protect a laceration above the heel.
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Over the past year, you may have even made your own purchase through one of these platforms, reveling in a customer experience that is real-time, on a platform you have already adopted and that is more tailored to your location.
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The show is truly thrilling when Colter is swatting bad guys away like flies against a gleeful hip-hop soundtrack — never reveling in the violence, never heedless of its cost, but still sure of his purpose in those moments of chaos.
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You can spot the subtle line of a leash or glinting chain in a few images, which remind of the underlying hierarchy in the households, but most of these primates are loose, lazily lounging on armchairs or reveling at play.
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" Fiercely resistant to the idealizing tendencies of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Hogarth adopted "variety" as his watchword, reveling, as Schama notes, in "the knobbly and the irregular; the unseemly and even the deformed, mouths wide open with mirth, madness or pain.
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And there will be newcomers like Richard B. Spencer, who took a break from reveling with other ecstatic supporters in the lobby bar of the Trump International Hotel on election night to declare the party over for the Washington establishment.
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Mr. McGuire is not reveling in such Sweeney Todd splatter effects simply to be sensational; rather, he puts them in the service of a Hobbesian view of life as nasty, brutish and short, and plagued by fear and violent death.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a state known for its liberal leanings has been reveling in a less-than-Puritanical approach to public policy over the past several years, legalizing, or easing restraints on, all manner of activities once illicit in New York.
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Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin's Oscar-winning documentary superbly captures the details of the climb — including how Honnold mapped out every crack and crevice of his route to the top — while reveling in the feat's grandeur with soaring cinematography.
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It was the heyday of the corporate raid, when high rollers like Carl Icahn and T. Boone Pickens were buying up companies, firing the managers, turning everything upside down and reveling in the shareholder value they claimed to have created.
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The program's big band will present Composition No. 55, a showpiece from "Creative Orchestra Music 1976" that tips a hat to the work of Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus, while also reveling in Mr. Braxton's idiosyncratic vamps and quickly careening melodies.
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Nevertheless, the tales of the lama's sexual appetite have prevailed — in no small part because of the oral histories, in which Drukpa Kunley flouts both secular and religious sensibilities by reveling in sex and alcohol on his path to enlightenment.
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Those proposals surprised and incensed members of the Democrat-dominated Assembly, exposing a schism in the party ranks, which just a year ago was reveling in big wins in the 2018 elections and a succession of long-sought progressive policies.
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I loved being able to follow Ms. Manzke's confident guidance on both fronts, reveling in her delightful versions of familiar confections like fluffy-centered brioche and a dulce de leche-swirled poundcake, along with her Filipino-inspired avocado-calamansi tart.
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The monument's last few days in New York are a few more days to seek out people scarfing down hot dogs or ogling the blinding ads overhead or reveling in a newfound spot to sit, and asking them to look up.
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After Netflix—a high-level, prolific author of Humanlike Brand Tweets—put this cursed missive out into the universe, dozens of other brands jumped on board, reveling in the chance to say something racy under the protective guise of double entendre.
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In an integrated work environment, those who may be deemed antisocial by conventional standards actually blossom, reveling in the success of the organization as a whole and taking a huge amount of pride in being associated with a job well done.
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A Twitter post on Sunday night showed Mr. Trump — in the middle of the longest federal government shutdown in American history — reveling in the lurid revelations surrounding the impending divorce of Jeff Bezos and his wife of 25 years, MacKenzie Bezos.
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The 31-year-old Welshman, reveling in weather conditions more akin to a rainy day back home, claimed his first ever Tour de France stage win by five seconds from Swiss rider Stefan Kueng to have first use of the yellow jersey.
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"This game wasn't designed to relive the last election or to celebrate these things," Masnick said, noting that many readers of the New Yorker piece thought that the Mercers were reveling in the in-game policies like the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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Are we the ones gleefully giving men like Kratz a platform (who wrote and sold a book on Avery, after resigning his position following a horrifying sexting scandal with a client), while simultaneously delighting and reveling in the deaths of real-world victims?
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While Christmas is a very good holiday (one I certainly get deeply into), and I would never want to get in the way of Mariah Carey cashing a check or reveling in the holiday spirit, Día de los Muertos deserves some respect.
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As noted, even Marvel's best street-level Netflix dramas tend to be dark and a tad talky in their noir-ish approach, reveling in the storytelling latitude provided by premium TV and the expectation that die-hard fans will binge-view them.
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Films like Michael Haneke's Funny Games or Lars Von Trier's Epidemic generate some distinctly bad feelings by reveling in their constructed nature; Gene Wolfe's The Fifth Head of Cerberus attends to the thin film between fact and fiction and myth and history.
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It was also the kind of benign, ordinary exchange Donovan has been reveling in since moving to Mexico, a country he visited regularly as a player over the course of two decades but, by his own admission, never really got to know.
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" Yet President Trump is publicly reveling in this brazen attack on DOJ independence, tweeting "congratulations to Attorney General Bill Barr" on Wednesday morning "for taking charge of a case that was totally out of control and perhaps should not have even been brought.
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Those barbed wire centerpieces are all about the aesthetic splendor of migrant trauma, about the idea of reveling in the thrill of the danger that actual human beings have to deal with every day, without ever worrying that you personally might be threatened.
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Back and forth it went, with point guards Jawun Evans of Oklahoma State and Derrick Walton Jr. of Michigan, trading crazy shot for crazy shot, electric pass for electric pass, each reveling in the spotlight whenever the ball was in his hands.
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In one passage, Carl describes reveling in his newfound access to the patriarchy; after chatting with a Lyft driver who complains about his "woman," Carl joins in, adding that his wife hasn't worked in 10 years and then dismissing women's rights altogether.
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READ: War, women, and that handshake left hanging: 5 things we learned during the Democratic debate Warren and Sanders have yet to respond to the latest revelations, but Steyer appears to be reveling in his small role: Cover: Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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A good magic show is interactive theater, after all, and the combination of communal candlelit dinner and mentalism in "At the Illusionist's Table" turns out to be ideal for trading looks of wonder with strangers and reveling in a sense of collective astonishment.
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The South London-native born to Ghanaian parents paints what she knows best: the lives of Black women, men, and children in a moment of solitude or reveling in the group—and casts them in magical spaces that allow us to join them.
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But these experiences are by and large pleasant ones, whether they involve reveling in the selfie-verse of a Yayoi Kusama "Infinity Room" or lying in a giant white pod to enjoy a personal light-and-color bath courtesy of James Turrell.
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While there is ample discourse on the subject in philosophical circles, those of us in the arts tend to focus on the objects created by artists, often finding ourselves excusing or reveling in the egregious behavior of the artists themselves — male artists, generally speaking.
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Of course it's a brilliantly sunny day, one where everyone I see on the street seems to be reveling in the arrival of spring, their faces sporting toothy grins, glowing with the promise of what wonderful things might occur in the next eight hours.
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Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts never seems to get tired of staring at him in awe, reveling in the sheer size and power of this beast, and ILM's CG wizardry is so convincing that it's easy to forget that what we're looking at isn't actually there.
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"President Trump appears to be reveling in the dollar's ability to bring the likes of China, Russia and Turkey to bear by contributing to varying degrees of currency crises," said Chris Turner, global head of strategy at ING in London, in a research note.
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A harbor isn't just any waterfront location, after all; it's a gathering place for sailors, fishermen and boating families — salty types who like to spend their days reveling in the sun and spray, and like to celebrate afterward with a hearty meal and cold beer.
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Together, the events of the week made clear that Mr. Trump has adopted a strategy of unabashed resistance to oversight efforts by the House — reveling in abandoning even the pretense of trying to negotiate accommodations and compromise with the institution controlled by his political opponents.
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If Britain were an airline, we'd be very much like the one British Airways gives us in its ad — idling on the runway, sipping our tea and mumbling our self-congratulatory eulogies, reveling in our isolation because all sense of a destination has disappeared.
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Everyone from the nation's president to humble rice store owners celebrated in Seoul, Busan, and across the Korean diaspora, reveling in a truly unique accomplishment: that the first non-English-language film ever to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards was a Korean one.
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Even before heading in his motorcade to the Capitol for the big speech, Mr. Trump was enjoying the day, reveling in the dysfunction of the Iowa Democratic caucuses and relishing new polling that showed his public approval at the highest point of his presidency.
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Rather than reveling in last week's positive unemployment figures, the focus should be turned instead to reversing the long-term decline in labor force participation, particularly among the 7-8 million working-age men, most of whom have no interest in working at all.
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As players leapt in the air and rushed from the dugout late Wednesday night, reveling in their 8-0 win over Puerto Rico, shortstop Brandon Crawford and second baseman Ian Kinsler met at second base and engaged in a formal, stilted, job-well-done handshake.
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The news accounts of this rightly focused on Trump's gratuitous combativeness with the leader of one of our closest allies, but I was equally riveted by another detail: The president spent a portion of the call reliving and reveling in his Electoral College victory.
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Things will evolve and mature the way they have to and the way they should organically … I'm reveling in the complexity and the intrigue of the romantic elements, and I feel like we've got a lot to work with and a lot of stuff to play with.
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Chalk it up to a long day of press and the inevitable fit of giggles that always accompanies ball talk — in addition to Cohen reveling in every minute of this exchange — but it's probably not worth looking for scrotum-shaped Easter eggs in the background shots.
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If you're reveling in the two-year buildup to the launch of the new Ford GT, there's a reason: it's because we haven't seen a Ford supercar since the last GT, a decade ago, which was in turn a remake of the iconic GT40 of the 1960s.
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" But Laura, sitting in the back of the covered wagon, "drank in the hot, sweet scent of the sun-warmed prairie, reveling in the intoxicating, airy sense of unbounded freedom ... leaving houses and roads behind ... moved to recall the setting sun, a 'ball of pulsing liquid light.
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"It is not a question of reveling in a hermetic language exclusive to a few insiders, but of breaking down stereotypes which no longer give an authentic representation of reality, only a superficial one, and therefore do not allow real exchanges," he told The Paris Review.
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Over oozing guitar leads, Brown's able to turn the record's whole theme into a sing-songy chorus, underlining, perhaps the absurdity of the whole exercise, the perversity of reveling in hopelessness, the understanding of how little such personal apocalypsis actually matters in the face of structural evil.
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A former colleague of mine and I used to laugh about how The Good Fight will never pass up the opportunity to take advantage of the fact that it's a digital-only series that doesn't air on network television by reveling in copious swears and partial nudity.
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Even in this symbolic moment of reconciliation, Mr. Trump seemed to toggle back and forth between glory and grievance, reveling one minute in the history of the day and then the next griping that he was not getting enough credit for reducing friction with North Korea.
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"The government has stooped to a new inhumane low by refusing food to people in their custody, apparently reveling in breaching human rights law, including its obligations as a European Union member," Lydia Gall, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, said in a report last year.
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A self-described warrior for his people ("Well, warrior behind the drapes"), Gross (Derek Lucci) attests to the terrible oppression of the closet but also to its compensations: "May I be a little understood for reveling in how that oppression did also make me spectacular?" he asks.
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Ms. Tipton-Martin, I thank you for making every page an exercise in reclamation, for revealing the ways African-Americans have made their mark on this country's cuisine while reveling in it and advancing it themselves, whether they were hired cooks or wealthy captains of industry.
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One episode revolves around him snatching away a doll Beatrice thinks is a real baby and throwing it over his balcony, reveling in her horror at what she thinks is infanticide, and then — his giddiness turned almost immediately into shame — desperately trying to retrieve the doll to placate her.
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But that's only part of what makes the size of the job so exciting; unspoken is the simple fact that we don't often get to see a group of women excelling in their chosen careers, and reveling in each other's success — even if it happens to involve grand theft.
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The Casual Vacancy is a slog, but the three published Robert Galbraith books are playful in a way that the first few Harry Potter books are playful: They giddily romp their way through gritty, sordid murder mysteries, unabashedly reveling in the tortured cool-guy mystique of detective Cormoran Strike.
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Overview's final two chapters are perhaps the most thought-provoking: one spotlights sites dedicated to human waste, including artificial trash islands like Thilafushi in the Maldives; the other, regions still reveling in their natural states, like Mount Taranaki in New Zealand or the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina.
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I went through my fair share of hot hookups that year or so between first presenting as a woman and getting surgery, reveling in the novelty of straight (or at least straightish) male attention, which used to be forbidden fruit when I had crushes on jocks in college.
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Reveling in urban paranoia, the filmmakers present Paul as a locked-and-loaded hero in a city where weary detectives point to a wall plastered with unsolved cases and a radio jock — in a tone typically reserved for describing home runs — announces 48 murders in a single weekend.
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After spending the first season reveling in the lavish wealth of its protagonists, the second season inevitably makes the mistake of looking into where the money comes from (see for instance: Gossip Girl, the Bass Industries plot; Revenge, the Initiative plot), and nothing interesting ever comes of it.
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But all that really meant was that the crowds were thinner, the traffic on my drive across most of the country was sparse and while reveling in all the natural beauty that this small country has to offer, I was often left with my thoughts as my only company.
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It was also unclear how much political capital Mr. Christie had left in Trenton, where his campaign had drawn jeers from New Jersey Democrats, reveling in the misfortune of an adversary who once routinely humiliated them, and exasperated some Republicans, who struggled to maintain their political influence in the governor's absence.
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Nolan doesn't necessarily win every battle in telling the story, but he comes out on top often enough to mark this as another major triumph -- reflecting the thrill of seeing a filmmaker almost reveling in attacking this moment in World War II history with all the formidable tools of his trade.
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As I cut the night short and head home on the train, reveling in the quiet solitude, I finally recognize that despite all my events, social activities, and networking sessions, what Lin was really telling me to do was spend more time alone — meditating, practicing, and just being in my mind.
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It's a blunt but effective rhetorical confiscation, in which a battle-ready right relishes its ability to seize, inhabit and neutralize the arguments and vocabularies of its opponents, reveling in their continued inability to formulate any sort of answer to the trusty old ''I know you are, but what am I?
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Eichenwald is hardly the only person to make the claim—US intelligence linked the hacked documents released by Wikileaks to the Russian government as well, though Assange denies it was his source—but Assange and Wikileaks have been reveling in Eichenwald's embarrassment as if it somehow means that Wikileaks didn't influence the election.
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On May 14, The Independent reported that British agency Thomas Cook is "exploring options" for the possible sale of its sinking franchise geared toward 18 to 30-year-olds, as millennials would rather visit an exotic, photo-op-filled locale over reveling in one of the island party vacations of days past.
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But when the train starts moving, there's no stopping him, and the show is truly thrilling when Colter is swatting bad guys away like flies against a gleeful hip-hop soundtrack — never reveling in the violence, never heedless of its cost, but still sure of his purpose in those moments of chaos.
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The New York Times reports that at a public appearance earlier this week in North Carolina, the former president speculated about the reasons no one likes him anymore:"We live in a Snapchat-Twitter world," Mr. Clinton lamented, tilting his head theatrically — a septuagenarian embracing his age, decades after reveling in saxophone cool.
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The undeniable buoyancy of Bernstein's work, the reveling in materials and touch, is nowhere more evident than in the 45-foot-long "Seven Panel Vertical" (1973-1978) from the artist's monumental Screw Drawings series, which occupied much of her attention between the Vietnam years and the inception of The Birth of the Universe.
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In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, some thought, or maybe just hoped, that the trauma could give way to lasting unity and empathy — that the experience of living through an event that has become as quintessentially American as the pastime they were reveling in could change the political climate of Washington.
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To see him in Smith's film, reveling in footage taken by other people — this chubby, gangly, awkward but not not handsome slouch who himself seems attracted to fame, power, wealth and sand — is to wonder whether those same people needed a magnet in their lives, especially one who could make them some money.
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The circumstances behind each takeover are different — for one, P.S.G. is owned by a state-owned entity while City's chief is, at least nominally, an individual — but the results are remarkably similar: Boatloads of cash have brought buckets of wins and a bounty of top stars, with both teams reveling in the increased international spotlight.
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Instead of mourning the fleeting season, celebrate all the best things the August farmers' market has to offer by cooking them up and reveling in the flavors of summer with a cold drink in the back yard (or on your stoop, or your roof, or just next to an open window—whatever you got).
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Tatro said that in the years that followed, Amber was perpetually smiling, reveling in the music of Elvis Presley, Prince, Michael Jackson and New Kids on the Block even as she endured multiple eye and hip operations, back surgery and the planting of a shunt in her skull to help drain fluid on her brain.
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Some were, to be sure, but as many denizens of alt-right gathering places like 4chan's /pol/ modeled themselves after British free speech firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos — saying the most offensive thing possible to get a rise out of people, reveling in his disengagement — as well as those who were committed white nationalists like Richard Spencer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It is the rare exhibition that cuts through the earnestness and self-importance of some of conceptual art's supposedly heady offerings; it is even rarer for one to expose, in an illuminating and pleasurable way, the intellectual richness of its subject matter, reveling in its inventiveness while neatly unpacking its more obscure details.
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Ringgold's "American People Series #220: Die" (22020), depicting a bloody interracial melee, offers a trenchant riposte to the exoticism and cultural appropriations of Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907), while Thomas's "Fiery Sunset" (1973), a radiant, ultramarine-on-scarlet abstraction reveling in its freedom of brushwork and color, owns the wall adjacent to Matisse's "The Red Studio" (1911).
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But my days, which used to be filled with personal trainers and spa appointments, planning parties and reveling in being class mom at school, are now consumed by working to make ends meet — pitching and writing enough stories as a freelance journalist to bridge the shortfall between the support I receive from my ex-husband and my monthly bills.
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When Tate goes to a theater to see her new film — with us in the audience watching her watching herself (or rather, Robbie watching scenes featuring the actual Sharon Tate) — she's giddy with anticipation for her big moments, waiting to see how the audience will react, then reveling in the gratification of their laughs and cheers.
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One of the most refreshing things about Honig's novel (apart from the fact, which feels revolutionary for a mainstream novel these days, that the central plot doesn't get going until about a third of the way in, the author reveling in the details of his palace and its intrigues) is that it is neither satire nor polemic.
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While McMaster and drummer Lev Weinstein (the pair have been friends since childhood) and guitarists Colin Marston and Mick Barr are still reveling in the surprise New Year's Day release of Krallice's latest forward-thinking avant-metal sprawl, Ygg huur, it turns out this riff-spewing, skins-mutilating rhythm section don't need no stinkin' guitars to wreak havoc.
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Archer's text surrounding all those photos goes in depth to explain how the scientific optimism of the post–World War II period got bound up in the hazy nostalgia Christmas has carried with it since the early 21950s (when it morphed from a rowdy night of drinking and reveling to the family-centered holiday we know today).
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The action is a startling development in the 15-year relationship between the nonprofit theater and the polarizing playwright: MCC has been a longtime champion of Mr. LaBute's work, which often raises uncomfortable questions about sex and power and leaves viewers debating whether Mr. LaBute was critiquing or reveling in the bad behavior of some of his protagonists.
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When he exploded as a musical force in the late 1970s, Prince seemed like a one-person sexual revolution—someone unabashedly reveling in taboo topics, unafraid to be explicitly horny, and brazen enough to be naked, half naked, or spiffed up in frilly shirts and facial finery as he pleasured himself and his millions of panting fans.
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Amid the group's triumphant reveling in the wake of Donald Trump's win, the following image circulated online: The poster combines several alt-right memes, and though it's undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek — the alt-right's rhetoric deliberately straddles a murky line between ironic hyperbole and sincere conspiratorial belief — it actually contains a lot of insight about Trump's journey to the White House.
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Other than Trump, reveling this week in an impeachment acquittal and the Democrats' incompetence in Iowa, another winner might be Michael BloombergMichael Rubens Bloomberg6900 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE.
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So long as that comes after dozens of hours where I, as a player, am reveling in the tranquility of the past—the joy of carrying sacks of flower or chopping wood, the ease of fireside singalongs and lackadaisical fishing trips, the pleasure of hunting down a three-star Buck to feed your camp—then the game is sending a different message.
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When a fan stepped in to ask how many tracks Deadmau5 was considering for the album, he considered a number that would make six tracks amount to roughly half of a new album, or even three quarters: Earlier this year, the DJ instagrammed two snippets of music, revealing and possibly reveling in the producer's ambient side, under the banner of Project Entropy.
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As the modern Colorado Klansmen hoot and holler and eat popcorn, reveling in the exploits of their predecessors, a group of black students and activists gather in another part of town to hear the testimony of an old man (Harry Belafonte) who witnessed the lynching of his best friend in Texas around the time "The Birth of a Nation" was playing in theaters.
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In the South African artist Cinga Samson's "Ivory" series of paintings — five lush, ethereal, figurative canvases made in 2018 — a young black man in jeans and an ornate gold-colored jacket stands in the middle of the 4-by-3 foot compositions, reveling amid tropical ferns, twisting vines and bird-of-paradise plants against a moody backdrop of rocks and sea.
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Hillary Clinton, who has kept a relatively low public profile since losing the presidential election two months ago, on Sunday showed up at the final performance of the Broadway revival of "The Color Purple," reveling in the story of a beleaguered woman who triumphs over the oppressive men in her life (and, along the way, discovers a love for colorful pants). Mrs.
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Located conveniently between two of the Brooklyn band's former practice spaces, the bar and bowling alley—which achieved momentary national renown when it closed briefly because of an Ebola scare in 2014—became a place to unwind after a day of playing or a spot for a mid-day bender following band meetings, bassist Val Loper remembers, reveling in his shot and beer special.
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Even if you don't believe there is magic in the soil or that being born an Englishman is to win the "lottery of life," there is no harm in recognizing the shared traits and ephemera of the place—reveling in the windscreen wiper rhythm of lay-by sandwiches, cheap-sounding house music, badly-fitted leisurewear, and drinking in parks for weeks on end during the summer months.
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I was in my late teens at the time and not a Cosmopolitan reader, but I still remember going out to buy that issue and staring at Reynolds — an actor I had not otherwise particularly warmed to — in all his glory (well, not quite all) with a frisson of delight, reveling in the fact that the erotic optics were now mine to claim and study closely.
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It is, rather, the cultivation of a certain kind of spirit: a passion for inquiry; an insistence on asking hard questions and challenging received wisdom; a reveling in argument; a productive tension between self-confidence and self-doubt; a robust faith in the ultimate attainability of truth; and a humble acceptance that our understanding of the truth will almost always be something less than complete.
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In May, Andrew Sullivan summoned the teachings of Plato in a fascinating piece for New York magazine about how tyrants rise in "late-stage democracy": He is usually of the elite but has a nature in tune with the time — given over to random pleasures and whims, feasting on plenty of food and sex, and reveling in the nonjudgment that is democracy's civil religion.
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His entire oeuvre is comprised of drug-fueled hook ups ("The only girls that we fuck with seem to have twenty different pills in 'em"), reveling in being a self-confessed douche with no intention of changing ("Just don't blame it on me that you wanna come and party with a nigga like me") and trying to get women "out the friend zone" (not a real place).
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An admirer of the photographer Irving Penn (with whom he worked as an assistant on an assignment at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute many years ago), in his newest photos Ricco emulates that master's portraits-of-objects approach in close-ups of old glass bottles, antique toys and voluptuous peonies, reveling in the light playing upon their surfaces and oozing through a milky, glass-sheet background.
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The head of the Republican Party's House campaign arm is reveling in Karen HandelKaren Christine HandelGOP Georgia congressional candidate withdraws after calling himself a 'white nationalist' Freshman House Dems surge past GOP in money race McBath fundraising off 'get back in the kitchen' remarks MORE's Tuesday night victory in Georgia's special House race, touting it as a sign that the party could hold its House majority in 6900.
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The scenes on the course as Tiger made his way back to clubhouse looked like a Mardi Gras parade with people hooting and hollering behind him, slinging beers, and just reveling in the possibility of Tiger really being back: Tiger is now two tour wins away from tying Sam Snead on all-time PGA wins list, but the next real big hurdle is whether he can win another major.
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Personalities from Rob Delaney to Jonny Sun weighed in, and the jokes continued for days, reveling in the sheer absurdity of the extremely specific (and yet nonspecific) threat that faced America that absolutely had to be heard out and dealt with before the automatic weapons debate could be settled: somewhere between 30 and 50 hogs, feral ones, rushing into a yard without so much as a heads-up.
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While some in the media spent much of Super Tuesday reveling in Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE's awakening from political death, they entirely missed the untold story of Super Tuesday: President Donald Trump's record-breaking vote counts and turnout.
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Standing where he exercised, I considered the image of the former slave reveling in his vigor, atop a city of endless promise — and then a different spectacle, three decades earlier and eight miles to the northwest, beyond the Potomac River and the dome of the Capitol: that of a president on horseback, descending from his own hallowed peak into the awful wartime responsibilities awaiting him in the White House.
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Simpson told his story to Judith Regan years ago, and it's now the centerpiece of the FOX special based on the book, 'If I Did It.' This clip is predictably gross ... Simpson, a supreme narcissist, allegedly was contemplating suicide, but when you hear him talk he was reveling in the show of support from people who somehow thought it was a good idea to cheer him on as he drove on the 405.
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Worsening relations with NATO allies under Trump make it harder to accomplish any of our vital interests in the region, including Trump's request for our allies to carry more of the burden in the Middle East, while Russia and China are quietly reveling in the prospect that the United States may once more be bogged down in another major conflict in the Middle East, leaving them room to pursue their own agendas.
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Standing at Cullen's phone bank, perhaps reveling in twisting one of those long, raveled plastic phone cords around your finger while you hold the receiver to your ear (a sense memory that targets only those who sit on or before the millennial cusp of wireless technology), the next eye-catching piece of the show is a wall of colorful spools, arranged on pegs running all the way to the top of one of CAC's vaulted galleries.
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It's a nasty, ugly movie, and it's all but impossible to tell if Tarantino is reveling in that nastiness and ugliness (which he does from time to time, as in his 83 movie Death Proof) or depicting it so that we might reflect on our own nastiness and ugliness (which he did in his 2012 movie Django Unchained, whose core goal seems to be forcing white Americans to confront their ancestors' role in the institution of slavery).
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Sometimes, that means nothing; other times, it means that the propulsive filmmaking a famous director brought to a series' early hours is sorely lacking once less famous names step behind the camera.) The involvement of Boyle and Beaufoy might lead viewers to anticipate some sort of over-the-top, hugely stylized romp through a story full of twisted and sordid bits, Beaufoy's scripts reveling in the violence (physical, psychological, and otherwise) while Boyle's camera forces you in, right up close.
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Ms. Dion clearly enjoys toying with her new status; poking fun at her position as a freshly minted meme queen while professing not to know the meaning of the term; reveling in an ability to take irony to Susan Sontag levels when she stepped out in a "Titanic" sweatshirt from Vetements; out-camping camp by striking poses against the Bangkok skyline in an acid-yellow suit from Maison Rabih Kayrouz; attesting in Vogue to that cardinal rule of fashion: Never put comfort first.
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But Rosenthal's skew toward classicism does not preclude reveling in the sensuousness and tactility of paint, whether juicy — Georg Baselitz's Neo-Expressionist landmark "Orange Eater" (1982); Frank Auerbach's grisaille oil-on-paper "Head of Shane Dunworth" (1986); Maria Lassnig's viscerally Neo-Cubist "Innerhalb und ausserhalb der Leinwand I" ("Inside and outside the screen," 1984/85) — or austere — Susan Rothenberg's "August" (1976), one of the artist's iconic horses, and A.R. Penck's "Skizze" ("Sketch," 1983), a freewheeling cluster of pictograms, both done in black-and-white.
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There was an entire series of fight memes: The expected, straight-up demeaning ones: And then, perhaps most fittingly and definitely most disturbingly, there were memes of Trump reveling in disaster, from the Hindenburg to the violence in Charlottesville: Somehow, no matter what you photoshop Trump doing—whether he's perched on a toilet, gnawing into a massive hunk of corn, or cheering on the explosion of a zeppelin—none of these images are as absurd as a president who actually acts like this on a national day of mourning.
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As the scene plays out, Kaelin is reveling in near-disbelief over his seeming good fortune — both personally and professionally, without noting that the uptick sprang from the death of once roommate Nicole Brown — when he's hooted and whooped at admiringly by a bevy of hotties driving by who recognize him from TV. But he barely has a moment to enjoy the attention when another passerby threateningly condemns him for his association with Simpson, who in the pre-trail, post-Bronco chase days appeared perhaps at the most guilty in the public's eyes.
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And now, just as the UFC is settling into life under the rule of its news owners—Hollywood talent agency WME—pushing a new $4-billion age of product-integration and cleaned-up corporate cross-pollination aimed at turning MMA fighters into multicultural spokesmen/actors/musicians/brands—true ambassadors of the new age of globalized cosmopolitan sophistication and synergy—along comes the Professional Fighters League taking MMA back to its humble roots and reveling in that most stubbornly American of partnerships, one where a Pennzoil cap is as powerful a signifier as a cameo in a Hollywood blockbuster.
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A Republican Party, that is elevating a man who rose to political prominence on the bigotry of birtherism and refused to codify a bipartisan immigration proposal a few years ago; that cheers on the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, despite the concerns of Native Americans; that approves of an executive order that is a giant step towards Donald Trump's long-promised Muslim ban; that empowers Wall Street executives while stripping away consumer protections for everyday Americans; and that wants to confirm a man as the nation's top attorney no matter the objections from the nation's top civil rights voices, is a Republican Party reveling in its current political power.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE declared Thursday "the best day" since President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's election, reveling in the findings of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's full report.
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