Shall we divide the open forces or shall we try to merge the open forces from the industrial point of view?
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Shall we embrace hatred, fear, insularity and incivility, or shall we embrace the challenge of attempting to make our society and ourselves better?
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Let's all think back to a happier time, shall we?
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Some of us are a bit, shall we say, clumsier.
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HEGSETH: Dana, shall we -- PERINO: I would say Election Day.
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In fact, let's just let Twitter handle this, shall we?
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For now, let's just enjoy the stunning beauty, shall we?
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Let's take a closer look at this lineup, shall we?
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But let's get back into that victorious tale, shall we?
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Let's take a quick stroll down memory lane, shall we?
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Shall we start the bidding for the film rights now?
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Let's translate the key lines from Djokovic's statement, shall we?
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Let's keep our revivals and our reboots straight, shall we?
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Let's take a walk on the lighter side, shall we?
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"It's been a little fuzzy, shall we say," he said.
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Let's take a look at a few examples, shall we?
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We won't let you #GasTheJokesLet's dissect a bit, shall we?
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Let's start the rewatch with a double feature, shall we?
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So, get comfortable and let's talk spine health, shall we?
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GOP convention Let's just step back a moment, shall we.
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Shall we talk about how your new ad transparency "rules"?
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Let's attempt to more carefully unpack Trump's comments, shall we?
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So let's just call Messi the Argentine Payet, shall we?
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Shall we send all children there, or move there ourselves?
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Let's take a look back at some highlights, shall we?
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Let's examine a few of the most important, shall we?
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But when I say, 'Shall we get out of here?
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That is, shall we say, not the most likely explanation.
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Let's just get to the meat of it, shall we?
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So let's have a look at both contenders, shall we?
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"Shall we go in for a sauna, then?" one asks.
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Let's see what else they got up to, shall we?
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Winner #1: Cersei LannisterLet's tally up her achievements, shall we?
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Let's sift through the wonderful world of science, shall we?
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For now, let's stop and smell the roses, shall we?
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Danielle: I think so, let's take a look shall we?
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So let's give an Instagram heart for that, shall we?
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Let's have the moral philosopher answer that one, shall we?
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We need to hear from — what shall we call them?
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So let's dig in to this week's roundup, shall we?
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Mourinho, though, has always been — how shall we put it?
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I'm aware I was, shall we say, a special case.
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Do you want to talk about it, shall we continue?
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So, happy reading … or shall we say, happy empowered reading.
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Well, let's take a look at Exhibit A, shall we?
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How shall we comfort ourselves, the murderers of all murderers?
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Manny Yekutiel: Shall we move on to the next question?
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Let's recap a busy day at the International CES, shall we?
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Let's make pumpkin season synonymous with Photoshop battle season, shall we?
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Plus, he shocked Harris by, shall we say, christening the toilet.
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Let's try to do this in a single sentence, shall we?
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It's a very Of Mice And Men moment, shall we say.
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So let's Alexa-fy TF out of your home, shall we?
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Let's cut the bullshit, shall we, and buy you a pasty.
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Let's get the bad out of the way first, shall we?
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But let's get right into dishing about the queens, shall we?
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Let's check out a few of the contestants, too, shall we?
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I think there&aposs something in the wind, shall we say.
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Shall we share a big cocktail or get two of them?
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The battle to who could out-Trump, Trump, shall we say.
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If you wrong us, shall we not have revenge, asked Hamlet?
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Look at all the reboots Let's tick them off shall we?
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Let's take a look at how it panned out, shall we?
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So, let us celebrate with one last shopping spree, shall we?
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Shall we get dinner, watch a movie, see a concert, shop?
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We thought, shall we just make something for ourselves that's nice?
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Let's start with the notebook and go from there, shall we?
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First, let's study the blended beverage for a moment, shall we?
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So lets take a look at the relevant documents, shall we?
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Shall we discuss and analyze one of Mr. Sheeran's finest songs?
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"Shall we?" she said as she walked out of the room.
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Let's get the ball rolling on some Havana nights, shall we?
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Let's take a quick spin on the "A-Train," shall we?
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Let's be honest about what we're both doing here, shall we?
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Shall we narrow the options down to country or maybe jazz?
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Let's look through some other highlights through the years, shall we?
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Shall we engage 23andMe to identify the genetically guilty or innocent?
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There has been other, shall we say, shenanigans on the continent.
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"Shall we say we're negotiating?" said Lowey in a phone interview.
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Maya Killtron "Fired Up" Let's kick things into overdrive, shall we?
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Let's try to make it as easy as possible, shall we?
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Are you ready for ... shall we call it, Dream Advertising Opportunity?
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And let's pour some salt in that Nextel wound, shall we?
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Let's get back to some of those early responses, shall we?
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Shall we go out to the farm together in the morning?
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So let's all take another visit to his neighborhood, shall we?
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But anyway, let's have a looky at the pictures, shall we.
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Let's end on a gooey, sappy, adorably romantic note, shall we?
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We have our own, shall we say, communication with each other.
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But let's take a look at Zinke's recent activity, shall we?
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Finally, shall we stay with refreshments to close out the day?
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Donato was famous on 'BB' for, shall we say, being a jerk.
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That said, there were probably a few more... shall we say hiccups?
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"That is your opinion" is not, shall we say, a stinging comeback.
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I'm surprised no one has, shall we say, embroidered on that one.
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Well, let's try using just one email-ism per message, shall we?
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Let's set some social media parameters for the new year, shall we?
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We'd say more, but let's just look at some pics, shall we?
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Let's just make a pact that we'll stick to tailgating, shall we?
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But let's keep things focused on the G6 for now, shall we?
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Shall we all cringe together while we watch this terribly awkward interaction?
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Let's have a look at the beautiful exchange of words, shall we?
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It's complicated, but let's unpack what we know so far, shall we?
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So, let's leave this bad beauty habit to Kardashian West, shall we?
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And to all nondoctors out there, shall we give this a try?
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While we're on the subject of shoes, shall we do this properly?
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I think Rudy is mounting an unconventional defense, shall we call it.
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Its horoscopes program—let's just call it what it is, shall we?
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Let's see what else everyone's been talking about this week, shall we?
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The Freewrite enables a certain kind of, shall we say, violent writing.
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Let's take a gander at the full lineup and drool, shall we?
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Let's take a look at a couple of recent elections, shall we?
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Shall we begin........ TO MIC DROP THE S***T OUTTA SEASON 7??!!!!
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"Where shall we go?" asks Mandeep as I hop in his cab.
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Loderunner: Our information has never been, shall we say, easy to access.
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Jesse Watters: Now, let's look at the facts about socialism, shall we?
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Overall Vibe: When shall we eleven hundred and forty-two meet again?
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Let's take a tour of some of the cursed toilets, shall we?
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CreditCreditChristopher Anderson/Magnum, for The New York Times 'Shall we sit outside?
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"The negative is that you become, shall we say, depoliticized," she explained.
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On Friday a clue can be a bit, shall we say, vague.
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But let's focus on your boyfriend's attentiveness instead of mucous, shall we?
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Let's take a breather from all the Oscar nomination discourse, shall we?
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But if politics can never save us, where precisely shall we turn?
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Bret: Let's just leave the dog on the car roof, shall we?
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Let's wait for the inevitable Kids Edition Dot + Glow bundle, shall we?
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What festivals of atonement, what sacred games shall we have to invent?
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Let's just break down the Cardinals' and Rams' bizarre situations, shall we?
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Well, let's all take a stroll down Hollywood memory lane, shall we?
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Let's take apart some of the things that were said, shall we?
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Read: Let's check in on Trump's feud with "Extraordinary" ally U.K., shall we?
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Walmart, however, tends to be viewed differently by this demographic, shall we say.
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GUILFOYLE: Yeah, let&aposs go to some common sense and intelligence, shall we.
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So, mommas (and daddies, too), let's band together and do that, shall we?
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Shall we move over to Brian Kilmeade or should we just skip him?
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But let's take a look at some of the state legislation, shall we?
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It's a nice baseline to set, but let's up the ante, shall we?
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Let's sharpen your knowledge of the difference between Oathkeeper and Needle, shall we?
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So, let's take a look at the very best holiday offerings, shall we?
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Let's just take a look at the whole thing thrown together, shall we?
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There are several million undocumented aliens, shall we say, undocumented Chinese inside Russia.
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So, let's take it down a notch and talk about food, shall we?
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Let's count all the insurance-sabotaging turds they've dropped so far, shall we?
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But when I say, 'Shall we get out of here?' he's like, 'Yes!
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And that creates opportunities to take a more, shall we say, DIY approach.
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When it comes to pregnancy, I am — shall we say — not so traditional.
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It's got sex, battlefields, and Cinderella herself, so let's tuck in, shall we?
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The Bachelor franchise universe is not one of, shall we say, linguistic richness.
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Shall we continue with the mutual accusations, partisan bickering, and self canceling rhetoric?
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I've never felt more confused, so let's just get into it, shall we?
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"This election is going to be very exciting, shall we say," Kiniry said.
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Lets examine progressive edm house drops from the last three years shall we.
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He also has, shall we say, a challenging history with regard to women.
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As mentioned, Spotify, or shall we say Spodify, gobbled up Gimlet and Anchor.
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Shall we do our part to help out all those American dairy farmers?
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So proceed with caution, and let's make "spoiler" our safe word, shall we?
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If they were, the Obama camp's denials would seem, shall we say, lawyerly.
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It was always couched in terms of 'what shall we do about Margaret?
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What the President may have been directly directing him on, shall we say.
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Let's take a tour of some of last year's chilly attractions, shall we?
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The Internet of Things: Let's look at a few recent headlines, shall we?
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Let's take a trip down memory lane to the early 2000s, shall we?
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The transfer record among the three clubs is, shall we say, extremely friendly.
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And all three of those things, shall we say, are less than complete descriptions.
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Turns out Kutcher had been, shall we say, misled by a chain pet store.
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" Having enthused with great efficiency, Griffin turns to me: "Okay, shall we power-walk?
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Let's fit every single possible pop culture feud into one marketing opportunity, shall we?
|
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"Shall we start with the two-metre long cumberland with streaky bacon?" he asked.
|
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Although everyone save for Pauly D — Let's skip the surnames and honorifics, shall we?
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Let's all keep that in mind as she continues to kill it, shall we?
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" Responses to Barstool's Twitter post of the video were, um, shall we say, "varied.
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They collaborated, shall we say, in The Defenders, which arrived on Netflix last year.
|
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Let&aposs just debunk every flu-vaccine myth in one fell swoop, shall we?
|
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But the small (shall we say "wee"?) plaque "might be even cooler," he allowed.
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He then went off on Weinstein for his -- shall we say -- "Mad Men" mentality.
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Let's not equivocate — let's set off an honest, lasso-approved truth bomb, shall we?
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Dude looks like he's... um...let's go with living his best life, shall we?
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He was a ninja warrior with silver hair from the game Shall we date?
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Let's just keep its most basic specs off the pretty box, shall we, BlackBerry?
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IT'S GOING TO INCLUDE A NUMBER OF, SHALL WE SAY, ARROWS IN THE QUIVER.
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No decision has been made, but, look, there are clear issues, shall we say.
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That includes, shall we say, some less-than-legal antics, to put it mildly.
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Gore objected to seem innocent compared with today's raunchy, shall we say pornified, playlist.
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My friends knew him as a certain kind of, shall we say, boundary pusher.
|
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We were, like, 'Well, gee, what is this sexuality thing—what shall we do?
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Shall we speculate about what could be so devastating in his undisclosed tax returns?
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Unclear. Let's see how the results vary when we turn to FaceApp, shall we?
|
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Now, with RiRi as our guide, let's get to shopping (er, saving), shall we?
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When you head to a flat Earth conference you expect… shall we say, eccentricity.
|
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Now, let's list all the things inciting jealousy upon seeing this pic, shall we?
|
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And what else shall we use to determine the policy preferences of the governed?
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Shall we ride on a fiberglass kayak,Or a rowboat, a sloop or canoe?
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Shall we break down the monopolistic corporations as part of an effective antitrust policy?
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But it's still Christmas so let's try to have some cheer tonight, shall we?
|
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" The car doors lock, and the driver turns around and suggestively asks, "Shall we?
|
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On Twitter, our colleague Mike Isaac had, shall we say, a toughly worded assessment.
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I wasn't as … involved, or, shall we say, as focused as I am now.
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First Witch: When shall we three meet again In thunder, lightning, or in rain?
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Let's book the flight and hotel together and save some big money, shall we?
|
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Books of The Times Let's just get this out of the way, shall we?
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Let's talk about sex in the movies and TV shows of 2019, shall we?
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As is typical in politics though, the senators facts were - shall we say - off.
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In fact, let's steer clear of Russian red, white and blue entirely, shall we?
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Obviously the telecom companies, anyone providing bandwidth, they own those pipes, shall we say.
|
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Here's what you can access with an Innovator pass: Let's talk discount eligibility, shall we?
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Let's just drink that in with a little bit of milky slow motion, shall we?
|
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Walmart attributes our national love for bananas to a less, shall we say, Machiavellian source.
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Debby is not, shall we say, smitten with the idea of my running 103 miles.
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"Some friends' feelings about a partner are, shall we say, 'purer' than others," Mandell says.
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Let's take a look at the daring fashions on the field this year, shall we?
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And the snake, let's be clear, is fucking huge:Let's take a closer look, shall we?
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Let's choose the ruler of Westeros a little differently than the current method, shall we?
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" And Walters' response after hearing the story is, "Let's move onto other things, shall we?
|
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China to actually make everyone, shall we say, operate fair in a world trade system.
|
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Thanks for the great time this summer, shall we pick up where we left off?
|
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In the interests of convenience and your wallet, let's go with the latter, shall we?
|
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We didn't have to bullshit, shall we say, your way through what you were doing.
|
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Daenerys, Tyrion, Yara, and Ellaria (!) continue to contemplate the best answer to 'Shall we begin?
|
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My youthful pursuit of David-like perfection had gone, shall we say, not terribly well.
|
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Let's take a quick stroll back through Trump's tenure in the White House, shall we?
|
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Let's review the most recent Facebook privacy scandals from the last month alone, shall we?
|
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I appreciate the effort, even if the audience here is — shall we put this diplomatically?
|
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And if that's even a possibility, how shall we hedge our bets in the meantime?
|
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Shall we fight it out to see who wins and then we get paid more?
|
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On a superficial level, PigeonBot looks a bit, shall we say, like a school project.
|
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Rather than the traditional celebratory tune, let's all just sing Moffit's song instead, shall we?
|
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Let's look at some of the late-stage match-ups—and eventual winner—shall we?
|
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Shall we drop that in the suggestion box for how to Make Track Great Again?
|
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Naturally, this is creating some consternation among people with, shall we say, delicate-sounding names.
|
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"I'm used to, shall we say, enthusiasms from all elements of the party," she said.
|
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Since there are quite a few majors, let's review some of the most impressive, shall we?
|
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Now that she's made that clear, let's try not to make Fergie cry anymore, shall we?
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The HFPA has always been a bit, shall we say, quirky when it comes to nominations.
|
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Like all good lies, it's surrounded by a hard (shall we say, crunchy?) shell of truth.
|
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Before we dive into Kaufman's thoughtful analysis, let's all give the song a listen, shall we?
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Photo: Brent RoseLet's break with tradition and just jump right into some pretty pictures, shall we?
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Despite some, shall we say, hilarious reading difficulties, Moonlight has won the Oscar for Best Picture.
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Even many of the cryptorati are, shall we say, not always exactly redolent of good faith.
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AND FINALLY ... Stella by starlight Let's end the week with a bit of cuteness, shall we?
|
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The thing is, now, America's new commander-in-chief is a little, shall we say, unpredictable.
|
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To save yourself the Halloween heartache, let's take a look at our own closets, shall we?
|
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There's still snow on the ground, so let's get Hallmark's 2019 holiday season underway, shall we?
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LAS VEGAS — Let's get the cliches about the Chevy Bolt out of the way, shall we?
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When I was younger, sure, I wanted to have some degree of, shall we say, identity.
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And I felt like it was a little risqué and very cleavage forward, shall we say.
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About 10 or 15 seconds is ideal, because let's not DDoS the ticketing website, shall we.
|
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But, seriously, people, let's take a quick mathematical glance at this year's Best Actresses, shall we?
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That's not necessarily a bad thing — so long as it gets, shall we say, well spent.
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London-based Exit Records is starting 2016 on the right foot, or shall we say footwork.
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No longer shall we be hampered by the limitation of acoustics and our stupid, stupid ears.
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When/if you finally die, where in this green and unpleasant land shall we bury you?
|
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But the Russians here — or, shall we say, the people from Russia here — are feeling confident.
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But as formidable opponents, many of these sea creatures lack a significant, shall we say, bite.
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So let's go out with a bang — let's have a laugh at your expense, shall we?
|
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Or shall we thank whoever was in charge of the ballroom temperature at The Beverly Hilton?
|
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"Where shall we make love?" one of the first tiles asks, in Saint Phalle's loopy cursive.
|
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It's no secret that mobile apps take some, shall we say, liberties with your personal information.
|
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A comprehensive guide to prayer might be a bit, shall we say, complicated for this space.
|
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So little about parenting truly feels within our control — let's let ourselves have this one, shall we?
|
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Let's just push past the whole inherent irony of naming a product category "smart dumbbells," shall we?
|
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Instead, let's speculate about what season 3 of Riverdale has in store for Ms. Cooper, shall we?
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Shall we read up on these options in aspects: First alternative is to just ignore this message.
|
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Do I have your permission, or shall we go to the station and call your parents in?
|
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But, um... Anyway, let's run this tangy little tongue tapper through the Sensory Snarf Test, shall we?
|
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Yes, she has some explaining to do, but let's try to keep it in perspective, shall we?
|
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The affair that she describes was, shall we say, inadvisable according to the ethics of her profession.
|
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I just finished talking about how much HBO crushed it, but let's make it official, shall we?
|
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In the 1920s and '30s, there was a lot of, shall we say, ethnographic representation of populations.
|
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How many more denunciations of the costs and practical impossibility of Medicare for All shall we endure?
|
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The math was, shall we say, daunting for Kobe Bryant's first coach with the Los Angeles Lakers.
|
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That tweet quickly went viral due to the — shall we say — interesting choice in decor on display.
|
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"Um, shall we start with the front row?" the speaker says, his eyes darting up and down.
|
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I don't believe they're going to be, shall we say out there running businesses again real soon.
|
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Of course, they forgot that Trump had, shall we say, a trump card: the American working class.
|
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What Really Happened: While we're playing catch-up, let's check in on the new coronavirus, shall we?
|
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For most of my life, the sartorial choices of infants weren't, shall we say, top of mind.
|
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"So I will be supporting shall we call it Kaine 2.0, the newer Kaine language," Young said.
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"So I will be supporting shall we call it Kaine 22020, the newer Kaine language," Young said.
|
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Absent from that list, however, was Roger Stone, but let's go back to Rod Blagojevich, shall we?
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I don't believe they're going to be, shall we say, out there running businesses again real soon.
|
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Sometimes I slip into a film, all by myself, here in the city, like 'Shall We Dance?
|
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"Elizabeth Warren was, shall we say, a little bit excessively inclined to praise Hillary Clinton," he says.
|
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Let's take a trip down a messy memory lane before we forget this madness ever happened, shall we?
|
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Unlike you, he thinks you're supposed to wear them like this: Let's take a closer look, shall we?
|
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Easily the most, shall we say, intense sign of the Zodiac, Scorpio craves constant change, evolution, and discovery.
|
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Let's start with the most recent example of someone getting themselves in a Panenka-based pickle, shall we?
|
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There's so much ground to cover from this week's episode, so let's just dive right in, shall we?
|
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And, well, we remembered to do this horrible series again this month, so let's dig in, shall we?
|
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So, if it feels impossible to move forward, let's tackle what's going on behind those feelings, shall we?
|
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Let's unleash a terrifyingly real-looking velociraptor dinosaur and scare a bunch of school kids senseless, shall we?
|
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That they are not limited to some of, shall we say, the less scrupulous exchanges was perhaps not.
|
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But this, paired with Lochte's general, shall we say, presence of mind, makes for a pretty hilarious timeline.
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Turns out Roxy the dog is something like a Mary Poppins — or shall we call her Mary Puppins?
|
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The minimal furnishings are, shall we say, vintage, and you wouldn't want to go near the water cooler.
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Paul a "spoiled brat" and suggested he was not, shall we say, the sharpest tool in the shed.
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Leica's cameras are well-known for their iconic design, stellar image quality, and, shall we say, "premium" pricing.
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"Shall we say, it's not his style to be a playboy," said Avik Roy, a friend from Yale.
|
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Or shall we see the same Hollywood-style smile as it happened already in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya?
|
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You might have said, "Shall we split it?" when the bill was presented, before flourishing your credit card.
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In other words, it's tailor-made (or, shall we say, perfectly blended) to get the Insta-set's attention.
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"She's very single-minded, shall we say, which is generally thought of as a male trait," Thompson said.
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One's mileage may vary based on preference and taste, as well as more, shall we say, earthy factors.
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In his new testimony, his memories were a bit clearer, but it wasn't exactly photographic, shall we say.
|
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Before we get to the pixie-phlegm portion, let's focus on the eye-cream part of it, shall we?
|
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Actually, there's a couple of Wookiee-related news bites ahead of us, so let's just jump in, shall we?
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Let's take a look back on everything we have ever heard about the two as a couple, shall we?
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They discuss Queen Mary's deteriorating health in bed and end the night with an alarming "shall we fuck?" suggestion.
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Let's throw in a little "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!" for good measure before calling it a day, shall we?
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Because that looks a hell of a lot like a yogurt, so let's cut the Foodie act, shall we?
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Yes, the witch claims are pointed at Shushanna, a Russian mathematician who is very, shall we say, goal-oriented.
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New York (CNN Business)Corporate America has been, shall we say, evolving on the minimum wage in recent years.
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After all that praise, I should maybe acknowledge that I'm not, shall we say, the biggest Star Wars fan.
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Let's break down exactly what the Cravings author picked up on her recent trip to the store, shall we?
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HUCKABEE: Well, I guess their relationship shall we say, is on the chilly side of the street right now.
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Thirdly, while more unlikely, there is the risk of the unknown – or shall we call it the Fillon factor?
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But with the next season coming quickly, let's reacquaint ourselves with their specific madnesses, quirks, and mistakes, shall we?
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Investment and borrowing were particularly strong at state-owned companies, where efficiency is not, shall we say, a watchword.
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If David is modeled after David Bowie and T.E. Lawrence, Walter is, shall we say, a more basic version.
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Though well-designed vibrators are always a plus, there are, shall we say, only so many ways to come.
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So get ready to fire up those follow buttons and let's get your big day squared away, shall we?
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Compare that with his boss, and you'll see there's not a lot of, shall we say, technical expertise there.
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While the Camorama promo video is a bit, shall we say, racy I think the product is pretty solid.
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But his idea has taken on a life of its own, which has, shall we say, irked some Fins.
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Also: An emergency room doctor describes the (shall we say) unusual actions of people about to freeze to death.
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Then there are theaters one has worked with before, and they may say, O.K., what shall we do next?
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The Lincoln Plaza faithful — who tend to be, shall we say, not young — aren't just hanging crepe these days.
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"This moment was, how shall we say, not very positive," recalled Larisa Sargan, Mr. Lutsenko's assistant at the time.
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Instead of practicing and hitting, shall we say, lower quality balls, he is going to be competing in matchplay.
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NBA games take breaks at quarters and everything in between, so let's just leave the jerseys alone, shall we?
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Let&aposs take a closer look at some of the features inside the Gaineses&apos new baby nursery, shall we?
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Want another sign that the Republican Party is, shall we say, a bit out of touch with much of America?
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"Under no circumstances shall we recognize Israel (with the) United States saying east Jerusalem is annexed," Saeb Erakat said Thursday.
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To be honest, some of us have been, shall we say, underwhelmed with your negotiating skills since you became president.
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Let's take a look shall we, as we proudly present to you the MVPs of today's trans-global information age.
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As they popped one in, they couldn't help but feel that the room was a bit...familiar, shall we say?
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Yet Camille's status as an outsider also spares her from receiving the blunt of her mother's — shall we say — attention.
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Here are the trailer's ten key moments: First, let's take a moment to watch the whole thing again, shall we?
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So it's not entirely surprising that the Brazilian's response would be as, shall we say, qualified as it has been.
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It has not gone unnoticed that Katy Perry has been, shall we say, a bit extra in her interviews lately.
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That is particularly noteworthy given that Monzo and Starling are direct competitors with an interesting shared history, shall we say.
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But just because we expected it doesn't mean it's not fun to reminisce about the night's big zingers – shall we?
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But this is international soccer, and games rarely happens, so let's just try to take each game seriously, shall we?
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Please, just forget about the hair for a second and look at this: Let's take a closer look, shall we?
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When certain people disappeared or stopped breathing, Lerner often seemed to be, shall we say, part of the postmortem conversation.
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"The Speaker has an overriding, shall we say, principle, which is the committees shall do the work," Pelosi said Friday.
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Still, this president is not the first leader to advance, shall we say, weird hairbrained solutions to our earthly problems.
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It is very targeted—we don't just hang around trawling the internet going, 'Oh, what shall we look at today?
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What is not being mentioned in the marketing of failure is that not everyone can, shall we say, fail successfully.
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And that's the cautionary tale for the rest of us: Let's get our wills written, signed and notarized, shall we?
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Shall we no longer prove that the success of the party opposed to us will overwhelm the land in ruin?
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Lindsey Graham camp, which is determined to have a vote no matter what, and the, shall we say, other camp.
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"I think that democracy wins when, shall we say, people learn what their leaders do in the shadows," he said.
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"We have information that this man is dangerous, that he is aggressive and, shall we say, psychologically disturbed," he said.
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BOB IGER: Yes, in the middle of the competition, shall we say, between us and Comcast for the Fox assets.
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And keeping with our visual theme today, shall we check in with the Bear Cam at Brooks Falls, in Alaska?
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"I'm used to, shall we say, enthusiasms from all elements of the party — I can roll with that," she said.
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Before you head out and on-a-whim add it to your nighttime regimen, let's start with the basics, shall we?
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According to astrologer Annie Heese, you're probably a little, shall we say, offbeat if you were born under a Mercury retrograde.
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"They thought the pregnancy would go away on its own, shall we say, but it doesn't work like that," she said.
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The actress also spilled on her last date night — or shall we say day dates — with her 42-year-old hubby.
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There's a, shall we say, understanding amongst the PeopleStyle team that Zoë is my perma-pick unless they've been informed otherwise.
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Such high temperatures are not the most likely outcome, but they are, shall we say, less unlikely than one might like.
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You see, ordinarily, guests dining at the White House would be the recipients of a more, shall we say, traditional supper.
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Let's play "spot the difference" between the state flag of Texas and the flag of the Republic of Chile, shall we?
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As far as we know, the couple is still as happy as a clam — or, shall we say, a pet pig.
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The news immediately brought to mind the fate of other Kremlin critics who have faced, shall we call it, biochemical issues.
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Even those who have, shall we say, taken a slight diversion from reality, frequently do so with positive thoughts in mind.
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And with how-tos like curling your hair with Cheetos, the advice gets even more, shall we say, creative every day.
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So the network of assets is one that [you have] to identify in terms of depth of handling, shall we say.
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I have my suspicions about where things will eventually end up going, but let's hope for the noble outcome, shall we?
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So let's assume that Trump's statements to the public are, shall we say, different from those given to Mueller under oath.
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Some of their most memorable movies are 1935's "Top Hat," 1936's "Swing Time," and 1937's "Shall We Dance."
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Girls in groups are… how shall we say it, what's the word we insist in thinking has a penchant for boys?
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" By the 30th time, I said, "Shall we go to the hospital now?" and she said, "Wait for me, I'll come.
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The Red Temple might have more of a foothold in Essos, but in Westeros, its power is, shall we say, limited.
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As Demenga pointed out, the interpretation was "shall we say, a bit Romantic"—sanding away the sharper corners of Bach's language.
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It's tough adapting the wacky nature of superhero comics to live action, but let's see how all these ladies compare, shall we?
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In a sense, the risk intended toward "millionaires and billionaires" would, shall we say, trickle down to hurt the rest of us.
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The Houston Rockets Are Going to Win The Title Let's break this bold statement down into a few separate categories, shall we?
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There were plenty more, shall we say, embellishments at the event, but that's par for the course at any big company's launch.
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These pins are a more, shall we say, discreet way of attracting fellow fans rather than doing the "peace among worlds" sign.
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LONDON — UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has a bit of reputation for his, er, shall we say unique choices in verbal expression.
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Exactly. We were a raw band when we were doing the first album, we were all, shall we say, a bit younger.
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This episode starts out with Henry Talbot and his pal, Charlie Rogers, racing, so let's trot out some car metaphors, shall we?
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Let's take a quick survey of all the monumentally dumb things these teens managed to cram into the short video, shall we?
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And, again like Bitcoin, it promptly attracts a coterie of dollar-sign-eyed enthusiasts who are … shall we say … somewhat less awesome.
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"All that says is your understanding of the world and what's happening in it... Is shall we say, limited lol," one wrote.
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" Mr. Begley noted further, "The canon, Bloom believes, answers an unavoidable question: What, in the little time we have, shall we read?
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The president seemed to be responding to an interview with Mr. Phillips on CNN Friday morning that was, shall we say, inconclusive.
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Shall we try electing centrist, independent people to Congress with problem-solving mind-sets and agendas that benefits the majority of Americans?
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Nearly 800 of you wrote to share your views of Mr. Obama's remarks, and the reaction was, shall we say, fiercely divided.
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Unapologetic about his kill rate, he explains to Internal Affairs that they all deserved their fates, so let's move on, shall we?
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And anyway, Facebook withdrew that after a matter of months, and Sheryl and I had, shall we say, a disagreement philosophically about that.
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It seemed, shall we say, a weird flex (Bridenstine is a former Navy pilot), but OK. Bridenstine in NASA Ames' Vertical Motion Simulator.
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In years past, the BBMAs have brought out some of the more, shall we say, interesting ensembles from our favorite artists and musicians.
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Like most fun things in life, though, there's a dark side to pom-poms: They're a bit — shall we say — easy to overdo.
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As if she were asking us whether we can handle what's to come, she ends the episode with a rhetorical "Shall we begin?"
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Shall we remain inside our safe little bubble, hearing only that which pleases us and seeing not that which frightens or confuses us?
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So I proceeded to go through the people he followed, turns out he only followed women who shall we say were perfectly sculpted.
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Both Manchester City's Fernandinho and Liverpool's Coutinho (the two inho's, shall we say) brought some A game, and are keeping this one interesting.
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What do we do — shall we divide the European forces, or try to merge the European forces from the industrial point of view?
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Swedish authorities reopened their investigation into sexual assault allegations, while the US ... Well, let's just cut to Thursday afternoon last week, shall we?
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But then comes this particular tidbit: Let's pause for a second here and unpack what this scene might have looked like, shall we?
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"The new administration comes into office with, shall we say, a degree of skepticism about the value of the multilateral organizations," Hammond said.
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And if your memory is, shall we say, not so photographic, is there anything you can do to improve it — without Alexa's help?
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How shall we assess his strange willingness to accept the views of sympathetic talk show hosts over the conclusions of America's intelligence community?
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Do you think China's position on North Korea has shifted one way or the other because of Trump's, shall we say, unpredictable behavior?
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The Kim Jong Un-Trump communiqué is a product of a new thinking, or shall we say the Trump Nuclear Non-proliferation Strategy.
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That said, in the interest of helping a scandal-weary electorate put these new developments in context, shall we review a few things?
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" But she acknowledged that she wasn't prepared for the attacks: "There's nothing as, shall we say, revealing as having an intra-party fight.
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So before we eviscerate the show, directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie, shall we briefly praise the animatronic ape (designed by Sonny Tilders)?
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" Speaking at her home, O'Brien brought up her son's decision to publish this material, saying, "I was, shall we say, thrown by that.
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Ms. Thunberg is also known for expressing her anger and dismay with adults who are not, shall we say, on the same page.
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Shall we not be permitted to ask all of our questions, so that we may become more wise as we pursue the answers?
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Actually, now that we're already talking about Episode IX let's just jump right into all the latest Star Wars news and rumors, shall we?
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If you find yourself in a place where there's more people with guns that cameras, those rules are, shall we say, open to interpretation.
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People born while the planet of communication is in a backspin tend to go through the world in, shall we say, an unusual way.
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Dear Readers, I don't have kids, so my morning responsibilities are, shall we say, limited (yep that's a link to my dog's Instagram page).
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But luckily, the first step to recovery is admission, and now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's dive in, shall we?
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Holmes Smart Wifi-Enabled WeMo True-HEPA Premium Air Purifier Back inside the house, the air is a little... well, shall we say, stale.
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Instead, the company is moving toward a much more, shall we say, proactive approach to identifying what can and cannot stay on its servers.
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With all that beauty and meaning in mind, let's making some ramshackle claims as to What Your Pet Name Says About You – shall we?
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As much as this is all about getting the country to change its gun laws, Schumer's statement has, shall we say, diverted the conversation.
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How shall we break this impasse and make progress on what should be one of the easiest incremental reforms in the immigration reform debate?
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The World Health Organization last month added "internet gaming disorder" to its manual of psychiatric diagnoses, and the reaction was, shall we say, muted.
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It's in the apartment he shares with his mother as "Shall We Dance," the 1937 Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers film, plays on the television.
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On this day, McAdoo's workout began with a splash of gentility — "Shall we?" he asked the Breakfast Club — before they migrated to the court.
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"Under no circumstances shall we recognize Israel (with the) United States saying east Jerusalem is annexed," PLO chief negotiator Saeb Erakat told CNN in January.
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As we do this time each week, shall we take a trip together through the weird backwood swamp of this Internet we all call home?
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The only thing you can add to those issues above, two years down the line, is that some countries are more, shall we say, nationalistic.
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When "pirate" is the top choice in North Carolina (mascot of East Carolina University?) and "potato" in Ohio, the data is, shall we say, suspect.
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Given that Rissmann is kind of, shall we say, fine as hell, we're wondering this means that he will also make overtures to Cersei's heart.
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It is, shall we say, hard to believe Tom Perez, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, John Podesta had no idea that Democrats had any role funding this.
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It seems very simple, but of course you will have the richness of meeting, shall we say, colourful individuals at times... It's called Vedia taxi.
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" One of VDare's Twitter followers replied, "Shall we tell our grandchildren one day that Clinton did more to build the alt-right brand than Trump?
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And since many of us let our guards down while we have sex, that can lead to some, shall we say, candid moments and remarks.
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The site also features numerous photos and GIFs of Biden being, shall we say, handsy — an issue that has followed the candidate for some time.
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Shall we wait for the government some day to forcefully merge us with some other town or choose who we want to pair up with?
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Like many other, shall we say, "niche communities," Flat Earthers have found a home on YouTube and have created video after video "debunking" the launch.
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For those of us who are, shall we say, organizationally challenged, it's a further reminder that now is the time to get our act together.
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"People are coming out of hibernation, and they're swapping out their sweats and comfy clothes for more, shall we say, 'scantily clad' options," Forshee says.
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A couple of years ago, I sold a particularly rare and, shall we say, experimental pair of Yamamoto sneakers that never looked right on me.
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Any answers at all from the dozen or so senators who have been, shall we say, quiet about where they stand on this bill. 7.
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"What it shows is that no country is independently able to, shall we say, change or undermine the global economic and financial system," Kirkegaard said.
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Here's hoping Grimes can broaden Elon's worldview... Great, now that we've all aired our "Grusk" grievances, shall we agree to just let the kids live?
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The video depicts President Trump attacking a man with the CNN logo superimposed over his head, a reference to the — how shall we put it?
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The photographs on view are awe-inspiring, unique, and impressive, but the exhibition is, shall we say, rather discreet with its depiction of historical events.
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Shall we have a robot show up at the night arraignment when Junior is locked up for crashing his car and injuring others while texting?
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Speaking at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Takizawa revealed some early concept art for Link that showed a more... modern look, shall we say.
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At just 26 months of age, there are few companies that have raced—or shall we say trotted—into the unicorn club at such a speed.
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The looks themselves featured highly reflective metallic materials (or shall we be more specific, vibranium?), and sculptured, structured shapes that formed strong silhouettes that resembled armor.
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Simon Cowell reenacted that scene in reverse during an X-Factor episode when his big toe was mistaken for, how shall we say it, his junk.
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Shall we roast a chicken, as we used to do so often at the end of the week, setting ourselves up with leftovers for Saturday lunch?
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"There's no question there are some candidates that seem to have more, shall we say, a place we can make a stronger contrast," Ms. Pelosi said.
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With the rise of zero-hours contracts and precarious freelance employment, it has become easy for companies to dismiss employees for – shall we say – questionable reasons.
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While the Reno's apparent appearance is certainly, shall we say, aggressive, it doesn't seem to alleviate the main concern about motorized pop-up cameras: their durability.
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What makes it look so chic and not shall we say "Carrie Bradshaw-esque" is the matching "l'étoile"-print throughout that keeps it whimsical, not wacky.
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Or maybe you used to feel electric discussing things like warm fronts and lightning strikes, but lately your weather conversations lack, shall we say, thermal convection.
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And it's a question now of waiting for the other side to come back and say, you know, shall we say, sign on the dotted line.
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Toothbrushes and Magic Erasers, however, should not be used to clean suede or knit uppers, which brings us to those more, shall we say, temperamental materials.
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" I didn't know what to say to that, but she didn't pause long enough to let me answer as she asked, "Shall we get to work?
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Do you wonder to yourself, "Can he really be saying that?" or wish he could find a less, shall we say, "moralistic" way to put it?
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Mortality hacking is, shall we say, unusual, although it is one topic where Thiel has been a pioneer that others are now glomming onto of late.
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WATCH: Spaced Out—Saving the Last Great Telescope There are also more, shall we say, exotic theories about what these stations could be used for, correct?
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So let's all just go fully Dickens and chow down on some hot sausage and mustard, cold jelly and custard, peas pudding and saveloys, shall we?
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The Melnik wine still had a distinctive dryness but lacked the particular, shall we say, dynamic aftertaste as the glass I'd tried back in the cellar.
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After all, the star player is not only known for his talent on the pitch, but also for his, shall we say, not-so-modest lifestyle.
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I think if for example we've discussed in European Union among member states shall we send fire equipment to help Brazil and slow down these fires.
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" And he quotes Olson, the first poet to visit Pound in St. Elizabeths, who asks, "Shall we learn from his line and not answer his life?
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Anyone who goes to work in that White House should assume that he or she will witness acts that are, shall we say, irregular at best.
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Party leaders have long understood that some elements of the base harbored ideas that were, shall we say, incompatible with the self-evident equality of humankind.
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We were right in the middle of our, shall we say, altered-minds phase, so nothing was easy, never mind writing a new LP from scratch.
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Nonetheless, she's been seeing and talking to him, ever since a car accident left her with a, shall we say, altered view of reality and time.
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Nonetheless, she's been seeing and talking to him, ever since a car accident left her with a, shall we say, altered view of reality and time.
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Shall we reasonably expect to banish war, terrorism, and genocide from a system that was spawned in an ancient cauldron of tribal hatreds and protracted conflict?
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And when the business partners are fighting over money (what else?), jeopardizing the jobs of their hundred employees, shall we send in one robot or two?
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Shall we think of the project more as ephemeral art, a burst of fireworks or naumachia such as might have been enacted by a Urban VIII?
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Let&aposs go over, shall we, Michelle -- I love truth and history -- and I know you do -- Uranium One, that happened under President Obama&aposs watch, right?
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John has popped up a number of times this season and played a pretty big role in puppygate, so let's find out more about him, shall we?
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Which brings me to my final point: some of the recent discourse on Memegen and elsewhere within the company has been, shall we say, less than civil.
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It's not just that it was dubbed a "project," but also that Google has, shall we say, a mixed record when it comes to providing communication services.
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I don't want to seem dramatic or too emotional but for efficacy let's just call that doctor Dr. Awful for the remainder of the story, shall we?
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LN: I think that's a very interesting question, because the whole nature of such an exhibition is in some ways, modified or tinted, tainted shall we say?
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And like the Nintendo Labo that the PixelQuest Arcade is, shall we say, "heavily inspired" by, players actually have to assemble the PixelQuest Arcade out of cardboard.
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If ever the Cubs did seem to be the team ... well, let's just say these guys look pretty darned promising and leave it at that, shall we?
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Prince Rama's Nimai and Taraka Larson have gotten really into the theme of skating and motorcycles and energy drinks, or, shall we say, living on the edge.
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There was, as that list might make clear, a lot going on over the last seven days despite the holiday, so let's get to it, shall we?
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Although, to be fair, the pop star owes an enormous debt of gratitude to Vetements, Thrasher, and Metallica for the, shall we say, inspiration for his designs.
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Nuclear half-life: 2 years Let's take the case study of Jeffrey Lewis' album Last Time I Did Acid I Went Insane and Other Favourites, shall we?
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Or, you know, it could be a sad reminder that we're all a little more alone these days, but...let's look on the bright side, shall we?
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"Shall we get a broom to fight off any frogs we might find in the shower?" she asked them as they prepared to head to the park.
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Instead, turn it over to someone a little less personally invested, a little less prone to outbursts, a little less, shall we say, loopy and self-destructive.
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And for something, shall we say, unconventional, there's Modobag, a motorized suitcase that you can sit on and ride through the airport like a scoot-along toy.
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But second, shall we make the easy joke that Google can't seem to stop launching new messaging platforms while its primary messaging platform strategy is still a mess?
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It was pretty clear once I got on the phone last night with Mark Zuckerberg that he has become of late very, how shall we put it, woke.
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In 2015, when I sat down to read all of Warren Buffett's annual letters from the 10 years prior, the world was, shall we say, slightly less interesting.
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With that in mind, the website that brought you Gritty Photoshopped into holiday movies presents a card for the Grinch, or shall we say Gritch, in your life.
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Gingrich's wonkiness would provide a welcome counterpoint to Trump's more, shall we say, ad hoc approach to the nuances of policies from taxes to immigration to foreign affairs.
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It looks, shall we say, Victoria-Beckham-level chic every time, and it can top off just about any throw-on-and-go outfit you can dream up.
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His sense of duty is so clear that Kelly could fall easy prey to those in the West Wing who ascribe to, shall we say, less exalted motives.
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The Men In Black: International star took on The Late Late Show host in a battle of the waiters on Tuesday, and they're both, shall we say, enthusiastic.
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If Trump was happy to accept Kim's vague promises and declare victory, Pompeo, who has a more, shall we say, traditional approach to foreign policy, wanted concrete answers.
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Getting a handle on the sprawl of Cairo can be difficult, with its pounding dry heat and unforgiving traffic (crossing the street is, shall we say, an adventure).
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"There is no question that he has gained influence and, shall we say, standing," said Larry Kudlow, an informal economic adviser to Trump dating back to the campaign.
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Look, earlier this year when Mr. Robot star Rami Malek won an Oscar for his portrayal of Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody it was, shall we say, surprising.
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Also, sometimes the grand jury subpoena has a way of making a reluctant witness who is also a potential defendant into, shall we say, a very cooperative citizen.
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"There are times when one viral infection may be so apparent, shall we say, that it actually acts as a barrier to your getting a second," Schaffner said.
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That's why I am yet to order the game's DLC packs—I know what's coming, it looks great, but let's see what the actual reaction is, shall we?
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And unless the Republican leadership is going to be as, shall we say, critical of their own members as they are of Donald Trump, it is all a show.
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I didn't want to have women at the center of the story, to have them partially leading it, and then have the depiction be, how shall we say, problematic.
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Cardi B. Cardi B also holds the third spot with "I Like It." Let's jut cut out the middle man and call Cardi B summer's runner-up, shall we?
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"The president has shown that he tends to be, shall we say, plain-spoken and forthright," said Bill Otis, special White House counsel to former President George H.W. Bush.
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Let's wait until someone inevitably strolls into a Florida Petco with the goddamn tiger they've been raising in their garage and see how "incredible" that experience is, shall we?
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The people at Black and McDonald—the company that owns the van—were, shall we say, not too pleased about this video and relieved the driver of his duties.
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And yet, Trump still displays a, shall we say, peculiar resistance to calling out Putin, even as he lambasts America's allies and badly hurts America's standing in most countries.
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"To me the elephant in the room, or the pig in the room shall we say, is consciousness," the scientific definition of which remains under scientific debate, Moreno says.
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Victor Mather, our resident Olympics historian and master of many tasks, proposed such a competition to Sarah Lyall, a staff reporter who, shall we say, is allergic to checklists.
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How shall we pass most swiftly from point to point, and be present always at the focus where the greatest number of vital forces unite in their purest energy?
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But in case you forgot, there were two conflicts in particular that brought Lexi off the ropes, and in honor of Women Tell All, let's revisit them, shall we?
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And those opinions need to be very strong indeed: After all, one day a real dictator may come knocking at the door, and how then shall we be ready?
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By the way, I'm afraid that in the case of Michael Wolff — whose journalistic ethics are, shall we say, of a distinctly creative variety — they'll have plenty to attack.
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Although the millions watching the mini-series may not all be New York Times readers, for those of us who are this was, shall we say, a big spoiler!
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It's easy to read it as a simple hit job ordered by an editor who hates the (then) president-elect, but the information contained therein is, shall we say, convincing.
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The, shall we say, complicated relationship between Mary Stuart — aka Mary, Queen of Scots — and her cousin Elizabeth — aka Queen Elizabeth I — has been a rather well-trod cinematic subject.
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Rihanna premiered her latest Fenty X Puma designs during Paris Fashion Week on Monday, and this time her inspiration was everything schoolgirl (or shall we say Bad School-Gal) related.
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Consider the fact that the free-sample episode ends with Dany's "Shall we begin?" line, which also ended this season's first episode and ended the week's "Inside the Episode" featurette.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM PIANO SONATA NO. 2 By the late 1940s, Mr. Boulez had gained some notoriety for his scores and his, shall we say, provocative statements on music.
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With straight edges, it becomes difficult to avoid words that have terminal non-RSTLNE letters, so one ends up with a lot of fill that is, shall we say, STRUCTURAL.
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But since many people clearly can't understand this premise, we propose a maybe-a-little-late New Year's resolution: Let's leave the comments about women's bodies in 2018, shall we?
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If it goes smoothly, the update would be a positive move for the tech giant after a spate of — shall we say — less-than-smooth rollouts these past few months.
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Among the earliest users of the internet were fans of the Grateful Dead (like me, my introduction: 1990!) and others who were, shall we say, no strangers to illegal drugs.
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What to read CNN's Manu Raju and Caroline Kelly on the, shall we say, very blunt Pelosi views on the meeting behind closed doors when she returned to the Capitol.
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Shall we put the error down to mere ignorance of the fact that millions of British citizens were born in, or are descendants of people born in, the post-colonies?
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As much as I (and maybe you, too) like records, however, I have no idea what the fuck "high definition vinyl" actually means, so let's consult Rebeat Innovation shall we?
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This is especially true when we use apps run by companies located in countries that have, shall we say, a more complicated relationship with their host government — as in Russia.
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He guest-starred in the ABC drama Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Note: Doctor Strange did not have any supporting actor surprises, but shall we collectively agree they wasted Rachel McAdams' talent?
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Basically, Peter is 100 percent on board to take their relationship one day at a time, in hopes of building up a solid foundation for their eventual — shall we say it?
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Some of their advice can get a little, shall we say, creative (stiletto contouring, anyone?), but generally, bloggers work to make their looks accessible, smart, and most of all, budget-conscious.
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But the real issue is, I think he put a lot of credence, when he first did it -- I know one, shall we say, didn't do what he thought he'd do.
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All through my life, I've spoken to people in more, shall we say, regular jobs where only do job interviews every five years, and they're devastated they didn't get the job.
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Ms. Fleming offered a slightly maudlin rendition of "Danny Boy" and a kicky version of "Shall We Dance," from "The King and I," with just a touch of the light fantastic.
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We also have four 15-letter phrases, but because they're not "stacked" we can expect to be spared from the, shall we say, compromising fill that a stack arrangement often requires.
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Sharon at first scoffed at the question, but then dug into it ... and wanted to know if Trump was adding a, shall we say, special touch to wall models he perused.
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But earlier today, it bore this little beauty of a troll, courtesy of Kelsey Leyrer at WVLT: But let's just break down what the rock is saying for a second, shall we?
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It's not quite as jarring as the reptilian Duke of Windsor's "shall we fuck?" to Wallis, but y'know, we won't be thinking of corgis next time we see ol' Liz and Phil.
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Back in October, reports surfaced that Soylent customers started to experience some, shall we say, gastrointestinal issues, after consuming its newly released Food Bar and/or version 1.6 of its food Powder.
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Mark Zuckerberg has no time for bullshit "artwork"After ordering Facebook employees to draw on the walls of the company's new digs, Mark Zuckerberg was—shall we say—dismayed at the product.
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In a new profile for Vogue, the actress-cum-producer-cum-author-cum-so-many-other-things has a full plate in front of her for 2019 — shall we count the projects?
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Luxury watchmaker H. Moser & Cie has unveiled what it's calling the Swiss Alp Watch, a timepiece that looks near-identical to the Apple Watch but that is, shall we say, unapologetically mechanical.
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"Not until we are convinced that GDP growth is stimulating some additional tax collection and some specific actions taken by the finance ministry are successful, shall we increase our expenditures," he said.
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We got Brown outside of Madeo, and asked his thoughts on who could pull it off in this new era -- and he named two huge stars that are, shall we say ... older.
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Trump's relationship with the media has been, shall we say, fractious to date - from his deeming CNN "fake news" to his press secretary's various run-ins with the members of the press.
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But Spam, whose name is rumored to be a mash-up of the words "spiced ham," is a Minnesota native, and not, shall we say, the food of the ancients in Korea.
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"Obviously there is a real conflict of visions, and we understand the, shall we call it, philosophy, that more water is just growth-inducing and they don't want to see growth," Rep.
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That is never more so than when he extends a suggestive hand toward Ms. O'Hara's Anna at the start of their heady partnering on "Shall We Dance," which rightly stops the show.
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As a longtime reporter covering the tech industry — which I have found so nonreflective, it's a miracle that its ranks can see themselves in the mirror — I am, shall we say, pessimistic.
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And, to drive the article's point home, someone on the company's art team created cover art that, shall we say, implies customers are doing more than just talking to the digital assistant.
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Anna, a depressed woman of the future who is longing to have a baby and who is given Arthur as a temporary companion, is wary of — shall we say — turning him on.
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However, Vladimir and Estragon severely lack the motivation to take almost any action throughout the play, expressed ironically at the end of Act I when Beckett writes, ESTRAGON: Well, shall we go?
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At most festivals your dilemmas will boil down to something like: oh, shall we see Alt-J or Bon Iver; shit, I lost my fidget spinner; what happened to your clothes, Kevin.
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This week, though, there's been so much going on that I can't even narrow it down past a trio of big happenings—so let's dive into all three of them, shall we?
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We don't pick our presidents based on their Zodiac signs (at least we hope no one does), but the trail to 2020 is long and winding, so let's have some fun, shall we?
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"Instead of thinking about what shall we do if everything he says is exactly what he intends to do, why don't we remove that problem, or that threat, or that insecurity," he said.
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You don't need to latch onto comforting internet narratives to arrive at the conclusion that this is not the most stable presidency and that the Commander in Chief has... imperfections, shall we say.
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In 1997, she wrote the script for George of the Jungle starring Brendan Fraser and Leslie Mann, as well as 2004's Shall We Dance with Jennifer Lopez, Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon.
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"Let's just remember, shall we, what type of box office boost we saw between 'Avengers: Infinity War' and 'Avengers: Endgame' — nearly $100 million," Jeff Bock, senior box-office analyst at Exhibitor Relations, said.
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Assad has been trying for more modest propaganda gains with the Syrian presidential Instagram feed, offering a -- shall we say -- tightly curated view of life filled with family cameos and humanitarian photo ops.
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His friend the journalist Katharine Viner remembers how they butted heads at first while collaborating on a play about American activist Rachel Corrie: We had, shall we say, a lot of vigorous debate.
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This was another result of the lawsuit against Frank, that he had to put in a disclaimer at the beginning to suggest much of the, shall we say, non-musical sequences were staged.
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Maybe, although having a candidate with a shall-we-say open attitude to rumors and conspiracy theories might also give us more aggressive fact-checking than the usual "both sides do it" default.
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Or shall we put aside our policy differences in defense of the principle that the United States must remain actively engaged in the world, for our own interests and those of other countries?
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And on the smaller Nikos Stage, the company is presenting the American premiere of "And No More Shall We Part," a dark drama about illness and mortality by the Australian writer Tom Holloway.
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In fact, Aniston may be one of the very few high-powered actresses to have maintained her incontestable place on the A-list despite a movie career that's been, shall we say, spotty.
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Given the church-like setting and the chained-up, what shall we call them, martyrs, it looks like Swann may be attempting to illustrate the common parallel between Catholicism and S&M culture.
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The problem: Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka, the Lakers' nascent front-office power duo, signed a slew of nonshooters and, shall we say, mercurial personalities who, as a group, prompted instant second-guessing.
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One reason he leaves Apple in 225 is, shall we say, the Macintosh is a work of absolute beauty but the execution, sales, supply chains and everything are not working all that well.
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In that respect, it's also become a marketing opportunity for retailers, mostly through Advent calendars, which have been around since the 193th century and have of late grown steadily more, shall we say, creative.
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If you had the levels of racism present today in Maryland as you have anti-Semitism prevalent today in, shall we say, Jordan, you certainly as a young journalist would be mindful of it.
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The first trailer for Sony's Venom spinoff — starring Tom Hardy as the titular Spider-Man villain — is here, and it makes the, shall we say, "curious" choice of not actually showing Venom at all.
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As the Turkish people mourn the dead, nurture the wounded and take pride in what we accomplished together, they also demand justice, closure and reassurances that never again shall we witness such a crisis.
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But as an emotionally stunted, internationally famous golden boy who's spent the past 15 years in seclusion with a secret order of mystical monks, he is not, shall we say, the most relatable protagonist.
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"There's no question that some candidates that seem to have, shall we say, a place we can make a stronger contrast than others, although all of them are starkly different from our Democratic candidates."
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Hard to say precisely which device was top dog here, but seeing as how we kicked things off with that new Chromebook the last go-round, let's just stick to that now, shall we?
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But soon the term started to shift in meaning, and became a way to discuss young male Sanders supporters who were a little too, shall we say, bro-ish when it came to women.
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Yes, it was the last game of the first-round playoff series between the Sharks and the Vegas Golden Knights — not exactly required viewing for more, shall we say, casual hockey fans like me.
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The real Mr. Savir was, shall we say, more roly-poly and less flamboyant — definitely unlikely to jump on a table or wear anything other than the standard-issue suit of a career diplomat.
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The space-sharing company WeWork and the exercise start-up Peloton each filed paperwork for their formal plans to go public, so look for further scrutiny of their — shall we say — unconventional business plans.
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"With three runs already in and runners on first and third, Fishel flashed the sign 'Shall We Warm Up Pitcher,'" Veeck recalled in his 1962 memoir, "Veeck as in Wreck," written with Ed Linn.
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Adolescents have a way of, shall we say, putting you in your place, but they can also deliver bolts of insight, and I want to be around as often as possible when those drop.
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Whether it is just going to be a media-saturated geek reality show episode (my vote) or a substantive discussion (um, no, no no — let's recall "the cyber", shall we?) is still to be determined.
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It doesn't help that after the release of the song, which is about how a broken heart helped Gomez learn to love herself, Hailey Bieber took to Instagram with, shall we say, a serendipitous Story.
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That's all well and good, but if you're considering taking a, shall we say, higher vibe route for your centerpiece this year, we'd like to recommend adding a healing crystal or two to the display.
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AND LOTS OF FUTURISTIC SHALL WE SAY HYPE BUT SOMEHOW THE COMPANY AND ITS LEADER COULD NOT SEE THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE AND SEE THE LAYOFFS THAT THEY WERE ABOUT TO ANNOUNCE A FEW DAYS LATER.
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This episode begins with the incarcerated journalist Lucas Goodwin reciting what sounds like a chapter from a forthcoming "Fifty Shades of Grey" spinoff so that his cellmate can, shall we say, enjoy some "me" time.
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Whether it is just going to be a media-saturated geek reality show episode (my vote) or a substantive discussion (um, no, no, no — let's recall "the cyber," shall we?) is still to be determined.
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The army of the dead faces off against the allied living forces in the darkness, made darker by a bespoke storm brought in by, shall we say, a Mr. N.K., to further demoralize the good guys.
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Shall we be forever free of cognitive dissonance, isolated from disharmony long enough that we forget that we are surrounded with it, a few of us merely lucky enough to have the choice of ignoring it?
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And here's another one when you ask me 'Well, why did you buy it if you think the company is sort of, shall we say, not done the best job on this merger they just did?
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Some might say the last season of Game of Thrones felt a little, how shall we say, rushed—leading more than a million disgruntled fans to sign a petition to have it remade with different writers.
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Goop had learned to do a special kind of dark art: to corral the vitriol of the internet and the ever-present shall we call it cultural ambivalence about G.P. herself and turn them into cash.
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This directive is followed by what, shall we say, comes close to a recommendation from the NYC Health Department to masturbate your goddamn heart out, with a reminder to wash your hands and sex toys after.
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While there's plenty of serious advance analysis — what we can expect on the debate topics and what we can hope to see from the candidates — there's also plenty of people taking it, shall we say, less seriously.
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There's a certain type of handbag — sculptural and lust-worthy in its design, sometimes impractical in its size, and, shall we say, "directional" in its fabrication — that is now commonly associated with an "influential" type of gal.
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I was getting annoyed with Jaxi driving (they are, um, living jaguar statues in the Sand Kingdom), and my gf is notorious for, shall we say less-than-careful driving in games, so it worked out beautifully.
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The estimates from pot smokers are, shall we say, higher: Roughly one in four people responding to an informal poll last year by High Times, the cannabis magazine, said a typical joint contained one gram of marijuana.
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Some of this is very, shall we say, Silicon Valley, but if you take away one or two small morning routine tips from this, then I'm glad I was not too embarrassed to ask people this question.
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"Some of the statistics that have been, uh, cited, shall we say, don't appear to reflect the nature of the financial agreement between Boeing and the Department of Defense," the White House press secretary, Josh Earnest, said.
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"We have many other, shall we say, candidates for impeachable offense in terms of the Constitution, but this one is the most understandable by the public," Pelosi said at a forum hosted by the Atlantic on Tuesday.
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"Shall we take a seat?" drawls Este, smiling and plonking herself back down onto a leather sofa, her two younger sisters swiftly following suit; three fresh-faced Californian girls beneath a rectangular window of grey London sky.
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This movie — about two kids (Tobey Maguire and Reese Witherspoon) who are sucked into an old, black and white TV show, and then start messing with its rigid set of rules — is not, shall we say, subtle.
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But now that the show has finally caught up to the, shall we say, *languid *pace of George R. R. Martin's writing, everyone is finally on a level playing field, equally unsure of what's going to happen next.
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Jesus, just look at the final line of this check: While the $1 million "Open Miscellaneous Dodger Killer" item is sure to turn some heads, let's look at some of the finer points to this check, shall we?
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With Doctor Strange lying ahead this year, it's safe to say that the genre is in pretty good shape despite everyone's worries... but let's look to the future to see if we need to keep worrying, shall we?
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Shoulders, bust, chest, waist, hips, thighs and height can be independently adjusted, as well as general, shall we say, robustity — allowing for the realistic replication of body types from a 5′ pregnant woman to a 6'3″ basketball player.
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The latest incarnation of the original Twitter feed can be accessed by tapping the cluster of small stars — the company calls it the "sparkle" and now so shall we all, forever — and switching to see the latest tweets.
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Also, most of the twentysomething men I slept with, shall we say, kept it quick — except the unfortunate case of one who was so dulled from antidepressants that he couldn't come, even though he'd last until I did.
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When I was a trader it was always good to reset the P&L to zero at the start of a new year, shall we just pretend that this year hasn't started yet and restart it this week?
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With that in mind, let's take a trip down memory lane while mentally coughing over the bits where Matthew Kelly isn't hosting because he was arrested over later-dropped allegations of child sex abuse shall we, OK great!
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Harry Briggs, partner at BGF Ventures, said: "Hoop is far and away the best mobile app for solving the age-old question of "What shall we do with the children that's fun, interesting and doesn't break the bank?
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Here is why: The author Tevi Troy in his book "Shall we wake the President", with historic insight, suggests that in the 20th Century every president encountered a major crisis — man-made or natural- early into his tenure.
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Let's take a look back, shall we, at some of the gems that the good people of Western New York, Southern Ontario, and Northern Pennsylvania—collectively known as The Bills Mafia—brought forth to Orchard Park this season.
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He's occasionally responded to those emails with, shall we say, salty responses (he's used "I'd rather vacation in North Korea" or "I'd rather stick my junk in a beehive"), but last week, he decided that he'd had enough.
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"Shall we have a walkout to let her go like what Google employees did?" another countered, referencing the worker action taken at the search giant in which thousands of employees marched to protest the company's policies around sexual harassment.
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What really happened: For weeks now, folks in Washington have been, shall we say, upset that special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian election meddling had been submitted to attorney general Bill Barr but not available to the public.
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We're going to start with the crew pulling up to the store in a Dodge Durango (just imagine some good Stones cut playing as they pull up—maybe I suggest something from Sticky Fingers?) Let's get going, shall we?
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But there were some first-year problems: ATMs crashed, beer lines were long, food trucks ran out of meals before everyone enjoyed them, and some complained that the $25 to $50 entrance fee was too, shall we say, steep.
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To put it bluntly, obviously not all Trump supporters watch/read Infowars, but be assured all Infowarriors are Trump supporters, so let's consider the following some sort of anthropological study on this particular set of Trump supporters, shall we?
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Will spent under $5k to buy the beater and his team spent another 8 weeks customizing it with, shall we say, Unique touches -- a custom rag-top, leather piped interior seats, custom Nas wheels and a sick sound system.
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Street Scene What do you do if you are IBM, supposedly one of the most reliable of blue-chip companies, and you want to acquire another company that is, shall we say, a little more ethically and morally challenged?
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Even when one side of the ballet-tap equation is top-shelf (as in Fred Astaire's 1937 film "Shall We Dance" or George Balanchine's choreography for the 1936 Broadway musical "On Your Toes"), the other side almost never is.
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Let's at least try to stop dousing ourselves with aerosol deodorant and maybe get that bike out of storage instead of speeding around in a 1971 Chevelle with a busted catalytic converter and see if that helps, shall we?
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So this lengthy blog post, in which he sets out reasons for joining ("making the world better and more equal") and — at long last — exiting Google does look like an exercise in New Year reputation "exfoliation," shall we say.
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And typically, "KUWTK" episodes are highly-produced affairs, clearly shot and edited by professional film crews—but this entry was, shall we say, of the cinéma vérité tradition, with a variety of handheld shots that seemed unconstrained by scripts.
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Zac Efron, the man best known for having his head in the game and his heart in the song, will be taking on the role of Ted Bundy, and he just provided another look at his, shall we say, lewk.
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Mental health is a national crisis, with nearly 1 out of 5 Americans suffering from some sort of mental illness, from depression or bipolar disorder to schizophrenia — and Trump's stance toward mental health has historically been, shall we say, cavalier.
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And yet, unless you spend a significant part of your life searching the website and roaming the aisles (and maybe even then), there's a good chance you're not aware of some of the store's more, shall we say, unusual offerings.
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In a new post on her app, Khloé provides the packing list that every savvy traveler needs when jetting off on a romantic rendezvous where you'd prefer to remain — shall we say — indisposed, rather than check out the local scenery.
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Brady Feigl Left (let's just use this for differentiation, shall we?) hails from Severn, MD, and currently plays for the Rangers affiliate team the Frisco Rough Riders in Texas (the photo is from his time with the Down East Wood Ducks).
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As for who showed up at L.A.'s TAO restaurant ... well, for starters, LeBron James, Don Cheadle, Meek Mill, Chris Paul, Nick Cannon, Usher, Evan Ross, Draya Michele, Karrueche Tran, Marlon Wayans, Michael Ealy, Gabrielle Union ... shall we go on.
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" "There was a sense that George H.W. Bush wasn't watching his backyard -- he was too busy with international affairs," said Tevi Troy, a former George W. Bush White House aide and historian who wrote the book "Shall We Wake the President?
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They go back to her castle of nefarious activity – which is so well stocked, shall we say, that anyone who enters is to sign a waiver before getting loose – and afterward, Prince says his "body will never be the same".
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What we know from newly unsealed court documents is that Kadar is accused of soliciting his services on AlphaBay, a dark web marketplace where buyers and sellers exchange goods and services that, shall we say, you won't find on eBay.
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In 2015, the islands' minister of tourism, Alain St Ange, voiced concerns about tourism when there were six times more people visiting the island than living on it: "We'll save the stunning archipelago of 115 islands for special occasions, shall we?"
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He's trying to find out why some of my work is sombre in tone, shall we say, and he's trying for some simple explanation of that in me or in my life, rather than in the society that I am portraying.
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After a projector malfunction that left the audience in the dark for about 20 minutes, we finally watched Watson disguising himself as a manure salesman in one scene and, in another, conducting a, shall we say, sexy autopsy alongside his crush.
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" But could there also be a whisper of East Coast resentment — or shall we say schadenfreude — from out-of-state commentators who, understandably, might be irritated by, to use a seasonal example, the cheery "Merry Christmas from the Santa Monica beach!
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For those with a fairly childish sense of humor, there's also a skill where you can ask Alexa to make noises that are, shall we say, similar to the ones your digestive system makes when you eat too many beans.
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I told her that it seemed to me that Democrats were so worried about the direction the country had taken that they were not willing to experiment on shall we call them alternative candidates until the country seemed back on course.
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There's also a whole contingent of Grimes fans out there who are feeling downright betrayed (as I was) that their beloved "anti-imperialist baby wolverine" seems to be adopting a more, shall we say, moderate persona, at least on Twitter.
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So, let me tell you, we need somebody on our stage when it comes time for the general election who knows how to recognize a rap sheet when they see it and prosecute the case so let's read that rap sheet, shall we.
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In this movie Martha, Tom and Jerry cartoon, they had some shall we say adult situation and I was kind of shocked, Charles was too, and I remember he said we&aposre the only paying customers and still they have to mistreat us.
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"I will say that the threat that is introduced this season is something that will carry over for more than just this season, so it will become sort of our main villain, shall we say, for the show," Ross Duffer told E News.
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When she learns he was in town, planning everything behind the scenes, she whisks her new husband and her siblings off to his motel — where she discovers, to her mingled horror and amusement, that her mother has, shall we say, gotten there first.
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Until and unless the line "kick him right in the Coriolanus" shows up in an as yet undiscovered quarto of "The Taming of the Shrew," Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate" score from 1948 is, shall we say, true to Shakespeare in its fashion.
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"He and I discussed a lack of, shall we say, OPSEC, that much of Rudy's discussions were happening over an unclassified cellphone or, perhaps as bad, WhatsApp messages, and therefore you can only imagine who else knew about them," Mr. Morrison testified.
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Publisher adtech startups Taboola and Outbrain merge in $850M deal to take on Google and Facebook The content recommendation rivals — who are, shall we say, not exactly known for the high quality of their recommendations — are merging to form a single company.
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It is tracing a return to the spirit of the 1970s, to the promise of ever-widening liberation — and the long-term influence of that return on a society already shadowed by sterility and loneliness will be, shall we say, interesting to watch.
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As a result, they have slid from a higher-than-expected No. 4 to an uncomfortable No. 8 in the West — thus resurrecting all the preseason questions about L.A.'s ability to make the playoffs with, shall we say, such an eclectic roster.
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By the end of his investigation, all the P's, shall we say, rained down upon President Trump and, as Colbert phrased it, he was "drowning in P." We can't say that this diagram washed away any of our worries, but we appreciate the help.
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What Really Happened: In case you were thinking that things hadn't cratered deep enough when it comes to President Trump's attempt to scaremonger around the subject of immigration, well … Let's just look at what the president dropped on his Twitter account on Wednesday, shall we?
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Here's the part where he just implores you to open your mind a little bit: You would think retweeting the likes of Cernovich and Jones would fall under "perpetuat[ing] propaganda machines," but let's examine a couple of those "angles and perspectives" shall we?
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On the 13-inch with Touch Bar (let's just go ahead and pretend like the other one doesn't exist for the moment, shall we?), you get a dual-core Intel Core i5 at 2.9GHz with 215GB or RAM and 210GB of storage as a base.
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Jefferson strongly disputes the notion that the inevitable growing pains of a squad filled with youth (most notably Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma and Lonzo Ball) and, shall we say, unpredictable veterans (JaVale McGee, Michael Beasley, Rajon Rondo and Stephenson) will torment the famously demanding James.
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But his brushes with the news media — and ensuing raw feelings — go further back than that, to his school days at Connecticut College, where he was a student government senator and his relationship with The College Voice was, shall we say, not terribly cordial.
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I look for a more definite 'yes' before I enter her — I'll usually hold up a condom and say 'shall we?' or say something like 'I want to be inside you,' and wait for the 'yes please' or a smile and nod or something like that.
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The pizza theme carries through to the, shall we say, garish, design of the shoes, which feature a cheese grater-esque mesh, "extreme marinara splash" highlights, and, for an extra dose of complete lack of subtlety, the word "PIZZA" emblazoned on the sides of the shoe.
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" This wouldn't have happened so much before Stories, when the idea of interrupting a guys' night at the pub by everyone smiling and leaning into the camera would be met with a similar response to if I'd said, "Hey boys—shall we murder a dog tonight?
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Listen, for starters, to the way he phrases "which of you shall we say doth love us most?" as Lear carves his kingdom among his daughters: A slight upturn on the word "most" implies that even he can't believe he is asking so hateful a question.
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"It is the birth of a new Gambia where we can together as people raise our fists to the sky and say 'never again shall we experience dictatorship,'" said Sheriff Bojang Jr., a Gambian journalist who has lived in exile in Dakar, Senegal, for 15 years.
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" (For someone who talks about money as much as Trump, them's fighting words.) How Trump feels about them: While Trump went through a period of, shall we say, ambivalence about his German heritage -- more about this shortly -- he declared in the 2014 documentary "Kings of Kallstadt": "I love Kallstadt.
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The castle looks amazing, the throne looks like something the coolest Renaissance Fair girl in town would wear on a ring and the last line, "Shall we begin?" is as metal as it is meta, which ought to be the goal of any ambitious bard shooting for prime-time.
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CAME OVER FRIDAY AFTERNOON, TOWARD THE EVENING, AND WE TALKED ABOUT ENERGEN, AND INTERESTINGLY, LATELY, MORE THAN USUAL, A LOT OF SHAREHOLDERS OF DIFFERENT COMPANIES HAVE BEEN CALLING ME WHEN THEY FEEL LIKE THEY'RE BEING, SHALL WE SAY, ABUSED BY THE MANAGEMENT OR THAT'S TOO STRONG OF A WORD.
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And then, happily, Percy's influence begins to lap against the scenes and voices and perspectives, as if Binx Bolling were now living on Mobile Bay and facing the same challenges he did in 1961: What is the meaning of life, and, oftentimes, What shall we have for dinner?
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On the other there are people whose lives and choices fall, shall we say, at the opposite end of the spectrum of holiness from a Saint Anthony, whose appetitive excesses and prideful self-worship open themselves in a very different and much more destructive way to Luciferian activity.
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"This is a guy who has made, shall we say, racially insensitive remarks, things that conservatives who care about defending the cause of conservatism cannot in good conscience abide," said Matt Lewis, a CNN commentator and author of a new book that argues the Republican Party has betrayed its conservative roots.
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One of the main things I hear from a lot of — shall we say — homophobic, transphobic, biphobic people, not just in the United States but all over the world, is like, 'Back in the day, there weren't any [gay or trans] people, and now all of a sudden it's everybody.
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For those who prefer that the sport not become a, shall we say, political football, here are our Week 6 picks and an interactive calculator that lets you explore every team's path to the N.F.L. playoffs (which its makers say covers all "383 sexdecillion" different ways the season could end).
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"I like Pop and there's going to be a certain phase of my work which will probably be closer to Pop and I would like to, shall we say?" he said in the 1963 Smithsonian interview, boasting that he was working on new designs for the penny and the US flag.
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While the fashion world has been preoccupied for the past few years with numerous stalls and shifts pertaining to designer leadership (Let's skip listing them all, shall we?), the rest of the world and, yeah, the fashion industry, too, have been taken by one designer and brand in particular: Demna Gvasalia of Vetements.
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But if you're gifting the kind of person who is more apt to spend their own cash on, shall we say, less-than-practical things like eating out or the acquisition of designer footwear, sometimes the best thing you can get them is that very quotidian object they'll never bother buying for themselves.
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"Shall we sit in the garden?" he asks, and I follow him through the house, which is all floorboards and high ceilings and freshly painted walls (he's only just moved in with his partner and one-year-old daughter Savannah), to some wooden chairs outside, where we sit in the early autumn breeze.
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"Neither shall we flinch even an inch from the road to bolstering up the nuclear forces chosen by ourselves unless the hostile policy and nuclear threat of the U.S. against the D.P.R.K. are fundamentally eliminated," Mr. Ri said, using the initials for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, North Korea's official name.
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But it's possible that this is changing, with the Women's March's eccentric leadership as a leading indicator, and that a more left-wing, populist, anti-establishment Democratic Party — a party reshaped by Ocasio-Cortezan energy, shall we say — will become increasingly influenced by paranoias and bigotries that bubble up on the far left.
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And when we remember the irresistible tendency of modern times to concentration — remember that New York, Paris and London are still growing faster than ever — where shall we set bounds to the future population and wealth of San Francisco; where find a parallel for the city which a century hence will surround this bay?
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If your motives are, shall we say, less than ideal, you probably need more time to heal or perhaps you're not meant to continue your relationship Now that you've taken the necessary time, tediously self-reflected on your motivations, and feel that you're ready to see your ex again—what should you actually do?
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The very first sentence of the constitution's preamble emphasized the Japanese people's desire for "peaceful cooperation with all nations" and their resolve "that never again shall we be visited with the horrors of war through the action of government" — leaving no illusions about the kind of future the Allied powers envisioned for postwar Japan.
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The excitement of 2001—a year that saw the release of Is This It, Since I Left You, The Blueprint, Drukqs, Survivor, The Argument, Visioncreationnewsun, No More Shall we Part, White Blood Cells, and Discovery, among others—found itself in the bin alongside the sparklers and half-eaten hot dogs on New Year's Day.
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Since it is possible to think two things at once, shall we then think about how—in the spirit of the Jewish social justice tradition, the open tent Weiss briefly referenced in her op-ed—a fierce opposition to antisemitism is compatible with a relentless critique of the injustices perpetrated by the Israeli state?
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And that was my biggest question about Carlson's monologue, and the flurry of responses to it, and support for it: When other groups (say, black Americans) have pointed to systemic inequities within the economic system that have resulted in poverty and family dysfunction, the response from many on the right has been, shall we say, less than enthusiastic.
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The theater also plans to stage a revival of "An American Daughter," written by Wendy Wasserstein ("The Heidi Chronicles") and directed by Evan Cabnet ("Thérèse Raquin"), as well as the American premiere of "And No More Shall We Part," written by Tom Holloway, directed by Anne Kauffman, and featuring Alfred Molina ("Red") and Jane Kaczmarek ("Malcolm in the Middle").
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So to better prepare ourselves for the transition to cozy sweaters and comfortable sneakers for her airport attire (could Beckham even be considering — gasp — athleisure?!) we're commemorating this milestone in fashion history by looking back on the most daring, most towering and most, shall we say, impractical shoes the star has ever worn en route to a jetbridge.
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But ever since the host tweeted that he'd be getting a makeover from Dapper Dan, the Harlem-based clothier who has dressed hip hop legends like Salt-N-Pepa and Run DMC — and was famously, shall we say, emulated by Gucci, then ultimately cast in the label's men's campaign — we've been anxious to see the results.
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I think the egotism that drives a lot of Wall Street guys to do the high-risk, high-reward sort of investing and to really gamble is the same high self-esteem, shall we say, that propels someone to think you can really get away with faking your death and avoiding consequences and outsmarting law enforcement.
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Thiel got his start fighting "political correctness" at Stanford, he does not care much for immigrants (having donated $1 million to the far-right anti-immigrant group NumbersUSA), and he has strong anti-democratic opinions of a kind that naturally lend themselves to support for a candidate who has a, shall we say, conflicted relationship with democratic norms.
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" This grim declaration naturally brought to mind another one issued just fifty years earlier: the appeal to the people of the world by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein, calling on them to face a choice that is "stark and dreadful and inescapable: Shall we put an end to the human race; or shall mankind renounce war?
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A baby cannot compulsively pursue a substance despite bad outcomes: A newborn doesn't even know what he or she craves and a person unable to roll over or crawl, let alone walk or talk, would have, shall we say, a hard time scoring, especially since infants don't tend to have much money stowed in their onesies.
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It was raised by a piece in The Atlantic about a mother and public relations executive, Florie Hutchinson, who discovered that when you type "shoe," the emoji that tends to come up is a red stiletto: a style with, shall we say, certain, very specific associations, which range from the decorative to the pole-dancing-oriented.
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The conservative candidate has a troubling list of, shall we say, racially charged rhetoric and affiliating with more openly racist people: With some solid fundraising and spending, Espy could turn out more black voters — already about one-third of the state's electorate — and he could then bring the race down to single digits, Trende told me.
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Thanks to the fact that Republicans are about to lose unified control of the government — and Trump's, shall we say, unconventional approach to negotiating — the gap is now wider: between the $5.6 billion appropriated by the GOP-led House in December and the $1.3 billion Democratic leaders in Congress have offered as an extension of existing funding levels.
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" ON ADJUSTING THE BoE CORPORATE BOND PORTFOLIO FOR CLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS "The question that you rightly raise is shall we shift that to say, given the public interest in climate change, we should shift the make-up of the portfolio to being one that is on the way to net neutral however you want to define it.
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Crazy Rich Asians might be about a group of people so wealthy that they can afford to drop millions on a pair of earrings without thinking about it, but the story at the center is pretty relatable: Girl meets boy, they fall in love, girl goes to meet boy's family who are — shall we say — less than receptive to her.
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"Imagine in America if the American people found themselves governed by, shall we say, a mixture of Canada, Mexico and South America over and above Congress and that the Supreme Court itself would be subject to a superior court — they just simply couldn't even believe it was happening," Bill Cash, a Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) and a prominent Brexiteer told CNBC Wednesday.
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"Linda had a clear soprano voice," the choreographer Kathryn Posin, a friend since their Bennington College days, said by email, "and we would gather around her as she held her guitar and her long blond hair fell over her shoulder and sing, 'Shall we go, lassie, go and we'll go together, / Where wild mountain thyme grows around the blooming heather.'"
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But if the most cynical among us are prepared to say, "At this point, does it really matter if we create a World War I memorial," then what shall we say to the current generation of American soldiers who are being asked to defend our homes and cities from a threat that is as real and as lethal as 9/11?
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Of course, price will depend on tons of factors here, like screen size (22560-inch, 21440-inch, or 28-inch), internal specifications (from the, shall we say, underpowered Intel Celeron Dual Core N1503 to Intel's latest 2150th-gen Core i14400-2799.99H processor and discrete Nvidia GTX 1050 GPU), and options for extras like a touchscreens, fingerprint reader, and a DVD drive, should you want.
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For about $750 per person (more for a suite, less for an inside cabin), guests aboard the brand-new Nieuw Statendam ship were treated to an experience that can best be described as deep-diving into the pages of O. Naturally, there is much to love about cruising with Oprah, so let's break it down into a few of our favorite things, shall we?
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Sure, Senator Sanders's embrace of the presumptive Democratic nominee included all the inclinations that many of us have come to find, shall we say, a tad grating about the man: his interminable, self-congratulatory stump speech, wearingly bereft of humor, argument, story or anecdote, more a listing of all bad things in the world and how they must be put right, delivered in his usual droning shout.
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The long-planned participatory (shall we say) sculpture by the Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan — a fully functional, solid 18-karat-gold copy of a Kohler toilet, an over-the-top apotheosis of wealth — was installed in the humble restroom on the fifth-floor ramp of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum late last week and will be open for business to anyone with the urge on Friday.
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You will see it instantly if you watch old clips of Martin's, shall we say, distinctive shooting stroke, which has a renewed relevance amid the ceaseless conversation about the way Ball — the prized rookie point guard for the Lakers who is forever hyped for greatness by his father, LaVar — slings the ball at the basket with a release point to the left of his left eye.
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In many ways, Ross Perot was a forerunner for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, a businessman-turned-populist presidential candidate with, shall we say, some eccentric personal characteristics.
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One of the many pleasures of Walls's book is how it transports us back to America in the first half of the 19th century, a time when remnants of Native American culture still existed in the Northeast, when New England's forests were being destroyed and its rivers dammed (shall we "grub up" all our "national domains," Thoreau asked) and when death from all manner of disease was ever-present.
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In electing him, ardent supporters took him as a showman given to self-absorption and exaggeration; while, for more tepid supporters, the Democrats' howling about Donald Trump's, shall we say, economical relationship with the truth was not very persuasive given that they had chosen to nominate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonHillary Clinton: Trump using 'racist' rhetoric to distract from failures Biden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Trump taps new director for National Counterterrorism Center MORE.
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It's unclear how Billion Surprise Toys — the children's entertainment group based in Dubai that created the Refrigerator version in addition to many more equally horrible iterations — warped (or shall we say, "innovated") the genre to this point of sheer millennial-grade neo-dadaism, but somehow this is where "Johny, Johny" has ended up: a magical world full of enslaved refrigerator children and giant, sentient, shirtless ice cream cones that feed other ice cream cones to the children of the neighborhood.
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