And thirdly, once the idea settles in, it makes sense.
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Once she settles in, the movie gets its groove on.
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After lunch, she settles in for a long afternoon of production.
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Now, 4 PM is when he settles in and makes music.
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She later settles in southern California taking the name Julie Jensen.
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February 2100: Mr. Amri settles in Berlin, according to Mr. Jäger.
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Once the novelty wears off, a creeping, empty joylessness settles in instead.
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On weeknights, she settles in after work and doesn't move until bedtime.
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His music swirls and settles in tantalising, exquisite and occasionally sinister patterns.
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While the quiet Naomi settles in comfortably, the more outgoing Elodee does not.
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Laughter breaks out and the nerves dissipate as the team settles in to watch.
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He closes the ledger and settles in to read tomorrow's weather reports before bed.
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Keke settles in a small white office space with three publicists and a photographer.
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Bravely Angélique accepts her fate, and settles in to her new life of service.
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She flees to a rural house once owned by her grandmother, and settles in.
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The sound of his shots reverberates through the stands and settles in the ears.
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Burke, 61, will become chairman for eight months while Shell settles in as CEO.
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The dog settles in, content to be anywhere, as long as it's on a lap.
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The frustration settles in when you're not putting them in the back of the net.
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In the North Woods, winter arrives in October, settles in November and leaves in May.
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Roughly 75 percent of Quebec's immigrant population settles in Montreal, an already competitive job market.
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Kiddo settles in finishing up her homework while she has wifi for the online stuff.
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The sinker on the line you've been casting your whole life settles in silty depths.
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Usually once the engine starts up, they hear the noise and the vibration -- everybody settles in.
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Even though Brenda eventually settles in, she eventually departs California for Europe halfway through the series.
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"The next thing that settles in is the enormity of what you're looking at," he said.
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Assuming he settles in, he could earn a promotion to start if an outfielder gets hurt.
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The sound goes off, blaring in my ears and the feeling of regret immediately settles in.
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As the Trump administration settles in, American commanders are making the case for another troop surge.
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Whenever The Boss just settles in and lets McCarthy be McCarthy, it's a much better movie.
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And once relief settles in, it strikes out of nowhere, throwing you helplessly back into the maelstrom.
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Helen breaks the news to her former flame and settles in for a night with Mary Jane.
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But as she settles in, students go missing, and strange things begin to occur at the school.
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Gradually, though, "Christopher Robin" settles in, exhibiting a genuine sweetness without becoming saccharine -- again, no small feat.
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When it is time for the show to start, the packed-house audience settles in their seats.
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The five track project settles in warm electronic sounds, bringing in shining keys and Major's youthful vocals.
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A rootin'-tootin' adaptation of "Measure for Measure" settles in for a run at New World Stages.
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As acceptance slowly settles in, Monday's full moon in Taurus can help us from steeping further into despair.
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The group settles in and visits The Bulldog Cafe — a place with which Mimi is clearly already acquainted.
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At the dock he becomes Henry Lehman; he settles in Montgomery, Alabama, where he opens a modest shop.
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The real dread settles in when the app fails to register your face, and the digital mask falls.
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He settles in immediately, finding the lilting poetry and the gently swung high grace of the whole thing.
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I am experiencing the kind of anxiety that takes over my entire body and settles in my stomach.
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It settles in heavy folds, Dou's stippled brushstrokes following every bulge in its topography and rendering every nubbly stitch.
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You think you may have escaped unscathed, but the poison you inhaled settles in any chasm it can find.
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We have an absurd amount of food, so everyone fills up plates and settles in to watch the game.
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A clump of alien matter rolls through a hole in the prison wall, finds a body, and settles in.
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A date to remember Jesús settles in on the bench behind his parents, his eyes darting around the room.
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The LA LesbianThis type of woman comes from all over but settles in the land of a thousand palms.
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We outline four corresponding trades investors can make before the dust settles in order to benefit from the turmoil.
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Experts and forest officials in Uttarakhand say that whenever drought settles in, the number of forest fires rises exponentially.
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The tough part has always been the first few minutes, and then he settles in and he's lights out.
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As Bajwa settles in, perhaps the best advice for analysts is to watch and wait rather than project and predict.
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Even as Elizabeth settles in to her duties, she struggles to reconcile the conflict between her public and private selves.
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The smog from the cars settles in the valley, resulting in some of the worst air quality in the country.
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Yet this has already begun to change following several cabinet reshuffles, and may improve further as the government settles in.
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Once a task goes on the to-do list it settles in, grows roots—the trick is to preëmpt that.
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Cameron Diaz settles in at 19, Helena Bonham Carter at 26, Cate Blanchett at 29 and Julia Roberts at 30.
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Soon after Fester settles in, his behavior raises eyebrows, and the ghoulish family discovers he is planning to swindle them.
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Instead, the story shifts to Oslo, where it settles in for a long while with Thelma, who's recently started college.
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Hake settles in with a grumpy Dane who runs a hotel, hardly worthy of the name, called the Rotten Egg.
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Montazemolmolk, whose lands are confiscated following the collapse of the Qajar dynasty, settles in Qazvin and writes poems about exile.
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Rincon settles in at her desk and catches up on emails before heading to her first meeting of the day.
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"I could just sit here forever," agrees the Turner-nominated artist Anthea Hamilton softly, as she settles in alongside Anderson.
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That's the big stat we'll be looking at in the weeks to come as Logan settles in for its theatrical run.
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For now, Torres is trying to wait as long as she can to see if the case settles in her favor.
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"The pub is an all-embracing cave, where the hygge settles in with the crackling of a candle," read the passage.
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" On June 5, Simon told a user to "die of a slow moving venereal rash that settles in your lying throat.
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And maybe, as the reality of the pandemic settles in, people will realize this is something they just have to do.
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Guzmán eventually settles in with Pablo Salas, a documentarian whose archive of footage in different film and video formats is fascinating.
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"In August, another round of price cuts settles in, since people are pretty much finished with their summer travels," Pogue writes.
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Even though reporters apparently outnumber protestors at the site for now, that won't remain the case for long as winter settles in.
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"If someone settles in an area that he clearly knows to be protected land, they will not be compensated," the minister said.
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At some point toward the middle of the show oil paint settles in to stay, along with subjects like flowers and buds.
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As the dust settles in Charlottesville, many Americans want to know what we as a society can do about this disheartening situation.
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"He pitched really well under awkward circumstances with weather, gives up an early home run, settles in," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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What's happening is the warm ridge is out there, and what happens over us is a trough of colder air settles in.
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United KingdomAs the news settles in, the move could threaten to strain the fabric of the 20163-year-old United Kingdom itself.
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United KingdomAs the news settles in, the move could threaten to strain the fabric of the 215-year-old United Kingdom itself.
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Because of the ocean's currents, some buoyant debris eventually settles in islands of trash that float above or just below the surface.
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Then there is Crow, who shows up unbidden at the family's London flat one night and settles in for a long stay.
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No doubt more features will appear as the power couple settles in as private citizens and begins administrating the Obama Foundation in earnest.
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We'll have to wait until the dust settles in the morning to be sure—there's too much shouting to think straight right now.
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There's just enough breeze for it to sway proudly in front of the lights of Camino Verde, which illuminate as dusk settles in.
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Roy Walker keeps a photo of Barrs in his office and stares into his friend's eyes every day he settles in for work.
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High pressure settles in overnight, with lows dropping to the mid- to upper 20s in our colder locations to the low 30s downtown.
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He settles in, and she feeds him from a dog bowl labeled "Prudence"; she's less sure about letting him play with Prudence's ball.
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Brian Friel's drama set in 1870s County Donegal, just before the land war, settles in at the Irish Rep, directed by Charlotte Moore.
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In Commute, Williams's narration concludes when her commute is over and she settles in for the night with her dog and her daughter.
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In the evening, when the group settles in for the night, the kids play in playgrounds or dart among the crowd, chasing one another.
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R. and I put away the groceries and he settles in to play some video games while I lie on the couch and read.
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It stops being an objective assessment of the nominee's qualifications and becomes an ideological purity test—and that's when the déjà vu settles in.
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It may be the end of August, that time when a sticky malaise settles in, but hackers can wreak havoc even during summer vacation.
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We work on the puzzle together for a while before T. makes peanut butter toast and settles in to study for a few hours.
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"THE BEGUILED" In Sofia Coppola's Civil War drama, a wounded Yankee soldier (Colin Farrell) settles in at a Southern girls' boarding school to recover.
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"He comes in wearing his Columbia shirt and a cap and settles in with his kids and wife and they all enjoy a meal together."
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Roark settles in as Nationals defeat Marlins WASHINGTON — This has been an uneven spring for Tanner Roark, the right-handed starter for the Washington Nationals.
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Drop a coin from the top, and it will ricochet from peg to peg until it settles in one of many slots at the bottom.
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My horse is a bit bratty and silly at first since it's so chilly out, but he settles in and we have a nice ride.
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The number of deaths, however, is the most important measure to define where this pandemic settles in the grim lineup of previous catastrophic infectious diseases.
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The tax flyaround • Expect more mergers next year, as clarity on tax policy settles in and penalties for selling businesses fall away, Aaron Back writes.
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She's intrigued — the dedication is a seduction — and, after some domestic melodrama with her husband, Hutton (Armie Hammer), she settles in to read Edward's novel.
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Despite the conflict, Baby Yoda settles in and plays with the children on the planet, and is seen peacefully sucking on frogs and drinking soup.
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A nifty bedtime story with a twist, as Little Owl roams the night forest, then settles in for sleep just as the sun is rising.
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As Richard A. Carranza settles in as New York City's new schools chancellor, the scale of the challenges before him in special education are immense.
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So, if any of these dresses have piqued your interest, you may want to start saving your pennies now, before the warm weather settles in fully.
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And, finally, the Icelandic artist Björk settles in for an eight-show residency at the newly minted venue the Shed (May 6-June 1, various dates).
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Everything seems to be going well until this budding romantic's fantasy comes to an abrupt halt and reality settles in: He is sad, wet, and alone.
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At home, routine settles in: You're back to fighting with your parents, playing phone tag with your old school pals, and getting unnecessarily drunk on Mondays.
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But as an increasingly hard-right majority settles in, it's reasonable to fear that the court will move in the wrong direction for years to come.
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About four times a week, she settles in at locations around Manhattan, armed with a collapsible table and chair, and fields questions and discussions about language.
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Mr. Trump's designated press secretary, Sean Spicer, has indicated that Mr. Trump will keep using the terse, punchy format after he settles in the White House.
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As the world grows more chaotic and our collective sense of ambient dread settles in to stay a while, I've found a commons of one's own.
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And, as May's warm weather and sense of spring fever really settles in, we could all stand to feel a little more down-to-earth right now.
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Frances Bean Cobain is going to fork over nearly $50k in emergency relief to her estranged husband until the dust settles in their divorce ... TMZ has learned.
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Washington (CNN)As the reality of a Donald Trump presidency settles in, artists and activists in the hip-hop community are gearing up for a political battle.
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He has a house in Atlanta and a studio in Los Angeles, and often rents a place in Kauai, but he rarely settles in any of them.
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There is a young bride from Barbados who settles in Cornwall in the 1950s, grappling with racial prejudice while trying to make friends and raise her family.
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Annihilation is the sort of film that lodges itself in your brain and makes you turn it over and over again as it settles in your bones.
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As the election settles in there are some who are looking for long shot bids to get Garland on the court — prospects that have little to no chance.
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Pollution settles in the water, in the earth, and in our bodies, and many of us are constantly trying to find ways to offset the damage we do.
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And as the new administration settles in and tensions run high after a bruising 2016 campaign, Flywheel has taken further steps to keep politics out of the studio.
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As Queen Elizabeth II settles in to watch a tremendous display of horses at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Sunday, she will probably be at her happiest.
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" Eventually, the bright colors fade and a hardness settles in; life is transformed into geology, "a trace of volcanic activity cooled down with pretensions of eternity, stable, fixed.
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The family settles in a rural village, which is struggling with a dysentery epidemic until an army of flesh-eating ants invades and starts devouring everything in sight.
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Nora settles in as a seamstress and prepares for marriage while her sister is enthralled by her new city's delights, until she abruptly leaves to join a convent.
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As the present pandemic settles in and lingers in this digital age, it applies a vivid new filter to Camus's acute vision of the emotional backdrop of contagion.
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As Lara Jean (Lana Condor) settles in with her popular new boyfriend (Noah Centineo), the handsome recipient (Jordan Fisher) of an older love letter comes into the picture.
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As she settles in, Flor proves to be an indispensable member of the family who teaches the Claskys more about understanding one another than they could have imagined.
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While it turns more tranquil on Friday, some of the coldest air of the season settles in, setting the stage for potential winter weather as the weekend starts.
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I kinda forgot how to hold a baby, it's been so long, but he settles in and snoozes until his mom comes home, then he wants to eat.
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As late evening settles in, the Art Deco light fixtures dim to a pleasant yellow and the backlit bar refracts the glow through bottles of tinctures and bitters.
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There are times when the veil of illusion lifts, our vain hopes burn away like mist in the mocking dawn of reality, and a kind of torpor settles in.
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The rail, after being bolted to the ground, settles in at warmer conditions and is then able to heat and expand without warping out of place from its moorings.
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Yes, after an unexpected opening scene that looks like a worse version of The Gifted, Stranger Things 2 settles in for five straight hours of pure unfiltered Netflix bloat.
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Eat them as the light fades and a stony sangfroid settles in your belly, because this is how it has always been under the sea on a long winter's night.
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After finding refuge in a deserted shop a la Walking Dead, he settles in to rest, and we flash back to what I'm guessing is a couple of weeks earlier.
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The wet season for central and southern Brazil – where most of the safrinha corn is grown – starts to taper after March and the dry season generally settles in by June.
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It soon settles in on Janina (a fantastic Agnieszka Mandat), a retired engineer who lives in the countryside in near-isolation with the two dogs she considers her surrogate children.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — It will be in the predawn hours in western Canada when William Dutton settles in to watch the men's 500-meter speedskating event at the Winter Olympics.
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"You might be wearing short sleeves today, but by the time that cold air settles in, you won't be wearing them Monday," said Kait Parker, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel.
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He has made his acting debut in a Hungarian movie about the life of an African refugee who settles in Budapest to work as a security guard in a shopping center.
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These persuasive testimonials are scattered among the dances, festivals and interstitial sections in which the energetic, very peripatetic Mr. Gomes quiets down and settles in for some intimate on-camera sharing.
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"Silly algorithm," she chides it, as she wraps herself in a Steve Kerr blanket and settles in to watch a sideline interview with ESPN's Doris Burke — apparently the much more exciting option.
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After James recovers Richard Jefferson's wacky-ass pass attempt and settles in the corner, Carroll does his damnedest to seal off the baseline and prevent an easy drive to a helpless basket.
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Typical amendments to the budget take place in the spring, but two sources told Reuters that this election year any changes are unlikely before the new parliament is chosen and settles in.
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While her colleagues insist there is a numbness to all the nudity that settles in after being exposed to it all day, Ms. Esemenli confesses that sometimes she cannot help but wince.
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"Our Little Sister," which is played in a breezier, more comical key than those earlier films, settles in with three adult sisters who live together in the house where they grew up.
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She flees Boston for Paris, then settles in New York, where she and her psychiatrist husband (a real drip) try without success to repress any inclinations toward witchcraft their children might harbor.
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Farouk eventually settles in Ireland, and his narrative is braided with the stories of two other shattered men there: Lampy, young and lovelorn, and John, frantically expiating for a life of violence.
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The plot revolves around the double murder in the first chapter, unsolved for a dozen years at the time Irina's family settles in the house that was the scene of the crime.
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But once it settles in and allows itself to get weird after the premiere gets the setup out of the way, Archer: Dreamland becomes the hilarious ride it should've been from the start.
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In their collaborative photo series, The First Hello Project, they document the blood, sweat, and tears of giving birth, and the tender, loving calm that settles in when the new baby finally arrives.
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That's when Rockne's voice settles in, she starts drinking to forget, the slide guitars back off of one another, and the heart of the record comes through: weary but not quite broken-down.
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She goes through mountains, a desert, a forest and a city, ending up back at her own house, where she settles in for story time with Dad (a book called "Cars," of course).
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When I am offshore for a few days, after the watch-keeping routine settles in and the discomfort of transition wanes, I have the following experience: I feel cold, rain, waves and wind.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 20%Synopsis: In the dramatic thriller "Polar," the world's best assassin Duncan Vizla (Mads Mikkelsen) retires from his life on the run and settles in a small town in Montana.
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"At some point, the market stops rallying so hard, and eventually volatility settles in after 'overcorrecting' to the upside," Pravit Chintawongvanich, head of derivatives strategy at Macro Risk Advisors said in a note.
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That's how the conversation between friends plays out in An African City, a series exploring what it's really like to be a young, professional woman who settles in Africa after years of living abroad.
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The man on the accordion, in a duet with a pale-throated young woman in a shawl, sings the Second World War ballad "Tyomnaya Noch' " ("Dark Night") as evening settles in over the neighborhood.
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Other nights, the president settles in on the sofa under the 211 "Butterfly" by Susan Rothenberg, a 21-foot-by-240-foot canvas of burnt sienna and black slashes that evokes a galloping horse.
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In monologues mostly delivered in the meager quarters that Vitalina settles in, she recalls the past she and her husband shared in Cape Verde, the island many Fontainhas residents have a strong connection to.
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And an aching sequence with Guy and another woman, a would-be fling (a touching Eve Miller), condenses a movie's worth of adult desire and regret into the melancholy that settles in her face.
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As his brother wraps up training and rides home on a motorbike, Lop grabs a tin cup of cold water and settles in to tell stories of growing up as a Muay Thai-fighting twin.
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When the dust settles in mid-June and we look back at this postseason, what happened at PPG Paints Arena may be considered the turning point for the Capitals' run to an elusive Stanley Cup.
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So as a new President takes office, a new Congress settles in, and new Governors and state legislatures begin their sessions, here's a new political adage to commit to memory: don't f*** with people's phones.
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For some, it might feel like vines of dread roping themselves around you the night before a big work deadline, or maybe like a creeping cloud of unease that settles in during your morning commute.
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The combination of the color of the coat, the isolation of the girl and the crepuscular woods brings to mind Little Red Riding Hood, an association that settles in your mind like an unformed thought.
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When Troy reveals to Rose that he has fathered a child with another woman, she stares at him in blank disbelief; then, as understanding settles in, Davis's face begins to register Rose's roiling internal weather.
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R. Kelly might as well be record label-less right now -- because his current one has frozen him out ... putting new music on ice until the dust settles in his latest scandal ... TMZ has learned.
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As Rick Perry settles in at the U.S Department of Energy (DOE), where I previously served under multiple secretaries, I want to suggest five Texas-sized ideas for the former governor of the Lone Star state.
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He plays Doug, who settles in for a summer on the lake with his parents and stumbles into a teenage boy's fantasy: The gorgeous married woman next door, Lena (Isabel Lucas), relieves him of his virginity.
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Before you make a run on bread and toilet paper as the solar storm settles in, it's important to note that unless you're a skywatcher in a northern state, you probably won't notice anything is different.
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The firm sees rate cuts in September and October as likely, but also projects that "the environment will become less supportive for further" moves as inflation moves up and economic growth settles in around 1.75% annually.
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Monotony settles in; we read at a remove, which feels cruel given that Tokarczuk's aim is so clearly to train the eye to see more deeply, more attentively, and to root out hidden consonances and meanings.
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As a young adult Georges settles in Portland, Oregon, where her home becomes a kind of artists' commune-cum-flophouse, throbbing with punk energy and alternative creativity, but hardly ideal for a dog of nervous temperament.
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As Sasha settles in to life with her new heart, she's sucked into Becky's world when Becky's parents (played by Tony Goldwyn and Uma Thurman) gift her a scholarship to Becky's prestigious, New Age-y high school.
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As Conrad settles in with her little family — new son Liam James and husband William Tell — take a look back at the moments (from both Laguna Beach and The Hills) that made her reality TV royalty. 1.
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They don't offer any insight into how the console controls might have changed since 2012's XCOM: Enemy Unknown, but you can probably expect to hear more on that next week when 2K settles in at E3.
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Wright and his assistants will create new incarnations of the paintings when the time comes for new shows or when the collector settles in a new space, explained Kay Pallister, a director at Gagosian Gallery, Wright's dealer.
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But even as much of the military operations simmer across Syria, and as the dust settles in the recently liberated Raqqa and its surrounding villages, three prominent kidnapped Christian leaders are still nowhere to be seen or found.
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From an actor's point of view, the emotional life is really there: It's written in the script, and when I, Brandon, hear that Justin is doing all these drugs, then of course the sadness settles in for me.
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IDAHO SCHOOL SETTLES IN LOCKER ROOM ASSAULT CASE Officials said they found nothing mechanically wrong with the vehicle but were unable to recover information from a water-damaged device on the vehicle that records speed, acceleration and braking.
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"Say Amen," which opens this weekend at Film at Lincoln Center, settles in St. Louis and Chicago but absorbs a whole world with vérité attentiveness — listening to conversations in living rooms and abandoned train stations, kitchens and cars.
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Its current estimate of $0003 million from Friday to Sunday settles in at the #6 spot, though the back half of the box office top 10 is in a close enough race that anything could change by Tuesday.
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As the snow settles in Davos with the World Economic Forum (WEF) coming to an end, the co-chairs of the organization reflected on the progress of the week, at times defending the annual gathering from criticisms of elitism.
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And the very end of the movie — in which Clark settles in at the Daily Planet for banter with Lois and occasional superhero hijinks — captures some of the appeal of the Superman mythos as ably as Snyder possibly can.
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Much of the plot revolves around what happens after Babu, who, like McDonald, also works on the railway and then settles in Nakuru, is accused of fathering an illegitimate child, a girl who is eventually raised by Reverend Turnbull.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONG after the dust settles in Iowa — and New Hampshire, and even the 2016 campaign itself — one question will remain: Why, after decades of supporting the liberal and conservative establishments, did the white middle-class abandon them?
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"It seems ridiculous to me that a genuine refugee who settles in the U.S. or Canada and becomes a U.S. or Canadian citizen is banned from visiting Australia as a tourist, businessman or businesswoman 40 years down track," he said.
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Now, as his economic policy team settles in, the outlines of a key part of his plan to supercharge growth are emerging as a risky attempt to reinvigorate a financial sector that led the U.S. into the banking disaster of 2008.
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Now, as his economic policy team settles in, the outlines of a key part of his plan to supercharge growth are emerging as a risky attempt to reinvigorate a financial sector that led the U.S. into the banking disaster of 24.
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Our society focuses on the epic battles and forgets about the quiet moments or the loud moments that seem quiet: the death of a friend, the killing of an enemy, the moment when the feeling of war finally settles in.
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If you've ever accidentally sent an embarrassing text to the wrong person, you know the horrible, sinking feeling that settles in your chest when you realize that your ill-considered words or provocative photos have gone astray — and there's no taking them back.
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But if you think like a chef—or at least peruse the MUNCHIES recipe section—we think you'll probably just want to make that leftovers burrito, or something like Danny Bowien's shredded turkey in blackened mole sauce, before the snowy season settles in.
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Susie settles in quickly to the dance school and wows her instructors with her confidence and moves, and the very serious Madame Blanc (also played by Swinton) takes a special interest in fostering Susie's talent with her intense, hands-on style of teaching.
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But the film really kicks into a higher gear -- literally as well as figuratively -- when Han finally meets one of the great loves in his life, the Millennium Falcon, his face lighting up the first time he settles in behind the controls.
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But in a city of constant change, these timeless clubs offer tradition and continuity — a reunion that lasts a few balmy weeks every year, pulling together familiar faces who may not see much of one another after the chill of fall settles in.
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And then every now and again a trip comes along, maybe when you've dabbed one of the 2Cs, that settles in for the night while you drift off to sleep and shakes your dreams up into warped versions of their usual selves.
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The flighty Alicia (the phenomenal Zoë Winters) eats potato chips noisily as the group settles in for a night in the woods, while Rodney (Babak Tafti, free and humorous), the most self-consciously enlightened member of the group, does yoga and burns incense.
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Soon she runs into childhood friend Oscar (Jason Sudeikis) and his buddies Joel (Austin Stowell) and Garth (Tim Blake Nelson), gets a job at Oscar's bar, and settles in to what seems like a cheerful life of blackout drinking and low-stakes hanging out.
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When the dust settles in 2021, by when the current crop of deals will be concluded and ships under construction delivered, the top seven firms will control roughly three-quarters of all container ships, according to Drewry Maritime Financial Research, compared with 37% in 2005.
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"We are very optimistic that when an idiot settles in the White House and boasts about his idiocy, this is the beginning of relief for the oppressed around the world," Hezbollah's Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech Sunday, the Associated Press reports.
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"The first year, before everything settles in, there are a lot of little breaks and I had a hard time finding the right lines early on but I got a couple in on the back nine and kept it pretty tidy," said the Swede.
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Then the movie settles in for a long stretch set in Chicago — where it was evidently filmed — in which all of Santa's magical items (his sack, his reindeer, his hat, etc.) have been scattered across the city and he has to go retrieve them all.
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With Miley, light absurdity always lurks right around the corner, which means that song — with its swirling echoes of Lana Del Rey, and also Shirley Bassey's "Diamonds Are Forever" — never quite lives up to its gilded edges, and never quite settles in its purple heart.
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Once Maximo settles in for some exposure to real life in the home of his estranged sister, Sara (Salma Hayek, very sweet when she's not playing angry), and her son, Hugo, the balancing act of sentiment and asininity proves more difficult for the filmmakers.
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As a musical adaptation of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" settles in for an extended run on Broadway, the candy at the center of Roald Dahl's perennial children's best seller has gone missing, vanished in a haze of marketing missteps, shifting strategies and corporate indifference.
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What to watch: As the rule moves into litigation, look for whether the legal dust settles in a way that could.... Thwart a future EPA from seeking deeper and mandatory cuts from power plants and from using a so-called "outside the fence line" template like Obama's.
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"It's going to be a little bit challenging over the next week or two as the reality of what a Trump presidency might be settles in and more importantly just how long it will take to actually get anything implemented in terms of policy," Stephenson said.
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Washington (CNN)The four liberal justices of the Supreme Court are steeling themselves for a momentous spring as the reality settles in that the left flank of the bench could remain at least one critical vote shy of a majority in ideologically driven cases for decades.
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As America settles in for Fourth of July holiday, President Trump has set an ambitious agenda for this week, he&aposs finalizing his Supreme Court pick to be announced in just eight days and preparing for a trip to Europe, including a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In this light, it is crucial for Mattis to hear directly from South Korean and Japanese stakeholders on these specific concerns so the United States is on the same page with its allies should they need to quickly respond over the coming weeks as the Trump administration settles in.
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"We think that by the time the new management settles in, makes some changes and reduces costs, the company might bounce back," the source told Reuters, adding that he expected support from the central bank, which has sought to avoid Etisalat Nigeria's collapse from sparking a wider debt crisis.
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In "Familiar," she shows us an immigrant experience that we know relatively little about—what it's like to be African in the American heartland—and she avoids exoticizing any of the women, who find both discord and love in one another, as the old world settles, in unsettling ways, into the new.
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And when the dust settles in a race now separated by a mere 1.1 points in the Real Clear Politics average, we may have a much better idea of who our next president is... Or maybe not... After all, even most Democrats will tell you Mitt Romney dominated his first debate with President Obama.
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But as he settles in at the farm and responds to Bella's frank, no-nonsense affection, he reveals himself as the kind of character Waititi excels at creating: self-confident in a frank, flat way, a little full of his own self-mythologizing, and desperately needy, even though he doesn't know how to acknowledge it.
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The gift of a snapshot, book, or story meant to break silence that settles in after they leave the university, the silence that being here, a student for a semester in my fiction-writing class, doesn't break, silence of living ordinary lives we all endure whether our writing is deemed remarkable by others or not.
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The movie is based off of a book by Canadian author Camilla Gibb, which follows a woman named Lilly as she flees the Ethiopian Civil War and settles in the UK, where she helps other refugees reconnect with family members while searching for the doctor she fell in love with back in her adopted country.
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"If growth runs close to its potential and inflation builds momentum, then some further rate increases may be appropriate over time to ensure that the economy settles in on its long-run sustainable growth path and that inflation runs symmetrically about our 2 percent target," Evans said in remarks prepared for delivery in Hong Kong.
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As the dust settles in the wake of The Post's firm landing atop the National Board of Review's annual top 10 list (and reliable best picture-nominee bellwether), the awards train is chugging right along, as the New York Film Critics Circle — the first of many major journalist collectives set to bestow year-end accolades upon 2017's best films — announced its annual crop of winners on Thursday, positioning Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird atop the competition as its best film of 2017.
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