"Shine On with Reese" If you devour "how'd they do it" entrepreneur podcasts like it's your job, Shine On with Reese may just become your new favorite show.
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Bring on all the lights; let it shine on you.
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The U.S. political uncertainty also put a shine on gold.
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But at night, the congregating microbes get their shine on.
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Helping others shine on the mic is a dying art.
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Organizers said the spotlight would also shine on women filmmakers.
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The L.E.D. lights above the trays shine on the seeds.
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Dixie and Ron agreed the star's legacy will always shine on.
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It did, but #MichelleMcNamaradidn't care about getting any shine on herself.
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In the Fox world: The sun continued to shine on Trump.
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It'll encourage you to reflect your inner shine on the surface, too.
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It was never enough for Mauer's virtuosity to shine on its own.
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And that's where the 812 should shine: on long journeys, cruising fast.
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RUBIO: The bible commands us to let our light shine on the world.
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What other characters fly down from N.Y.C. to watch her shine on stage?
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Just focusing on the grill itself; letting the grill shine on its own.
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I want you to be a bright star and shine on this world.
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But there's really no way to put a nice shine on this one.
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With these, there's a good chance the government will shine on budget day.
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Kumail: Yeah, you have to put a little bit of shine on it.
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"Who the hell says rain or shine on a first date?" he said.
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"The dancers will indeed shine on," Mr. Alston writes in a program note.
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Here he is copping some of Gigi Hadid's shine on the cover of Vogue.
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It looks like shimmer's here to stay, folks — so shine on, you crazy diamond.
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Oh, and let's not forget her AT&T chat show, Shine On With Reese.
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Give her eternal rest O Lord and may your light shine on her forever.
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The current success of Temkin and Thayer has put a shine on that name.
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If there's anyone who knows how to shine on the biggest stage, it's Beyoncé.
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Emily Tinsman, Miss Iowa, was ready to shine on the stage in this gown.
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Of course, her nomination is cause enough for her to shine on the red carpet.
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Now in October, Kane is getting her time to shine on her own CW series.
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WATCH: Towns in the path of the eclipse hope it will shine on bottom line
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The sun began to shine on my life when I gave up arguing with Brooke.
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Spotlights shine on wooden planks that lead to nowhere and barriers that don't block anything.
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As for me, I spent a lovely weekend bingeing Netflix's Shine On with Reese, an Oprah-esque talk show starring Reese Witherspoon that is perfect soothing female empowerment TV. Shine On originally aired on DirecTV last year, but became streamable on Netflix earlier this month.
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In the photo, green, yellow, and pink gems shine on gold moons hanging from her ears.
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Each one will make your hair shine on Instagram without making it feel stiff and gritty.
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Their handsome good looks will fade in time, while our independent personalities will shine on forever.
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The coffee gods shine on me because there is parking directly in front of Blue Bottle.
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Those are the kinds of things that our new Maps really is going to shine on.
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On the picture socks, we put the shine on the player—everyone else is Photoshopped out.
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Orlando Treats the Three-Point Line With Too Much Reverence The Magic should shine on defense.
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We found that over 57% Democratic voters expect Warren to shine on Thursday's ABC-hosted debate.
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He will have a chance to shine on Thursday on a climb he knows inside out.
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And with that, some people began noticing that the shine on the 'stache was wearing off.
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The notes for the beginning of 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' fell out of it one day.
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Faking shine on cheekbones for strobing purposes is cool; an all-over oil-spill sheen is not.
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Microsoft is now focused on ensuring things like Office and Microsoft Teams shine on every operating system.
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Handing control over to the highest bidder likely just puts a new shine on the status quo.
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The mixtape is the epitome of cool rap, as both artists shine on their laid-back flows.
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As with smart speakers, this will be a chance for third-parties to shine on existing platforms.
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The more light we can shine on the ignorance in our field, the more we become unstoppable.
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Its headlights shine on the body of a man lying face up, his face covered in blood.
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And while Chance's raps shine on their own, his lineup of featured artists is off the charts.
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" And so, Hollingsworth says, the After Effects team "put a gloss, a glimmer, a shine on everything.
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But "Shine On," the final piece that Richard Alston made for his namesake troupe, is no tempest.
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For Hunt to receive his message, he would need to know where the hologram was hidden (not an easy task for something that can be 100 times thinner than a human hair), what flavor of polarized light to shine on it, and what wavelength to shine on it.
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"When he focused his attention on you, it was like having the sun shine on you," Shannon said.
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With all this going on, it seems obvious that the couple would shine on their own reality show.
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She captioned it, "All [smiles] celebrating day one of 2017 at [the Four Seasons Resort Seychelles]" Shine on!
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"When he focused his attention on you, it was like having the sun shine on you," she says.
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In the immediate aftermath of Hosni Mubarak's resignation, the protesters' spirit and optimism seemed to shine on everything.
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Black writers and producers were also given opportunities to shine on networks that had long ignored their value.
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The progressive rock band&aposs 26-minute epic "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" pays homage to Barrett. 6.
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Working together, we can ensure that a light continues to shine on these risks and, hopefully, find solutions.
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To make it shine on your bar cart, add a custom engraving to a spirit of your choice.
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The light will shine on places Trump sought to keep dark, and Comey's book is just the beginning.
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She lets her voice shine on its own as she sits facing the camera in a silk nightgown.
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" For the free skate he chose a Pink Floyd medley, including "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" and "Money.
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The Kremlin is hoping to secure a high participation rate that puts a shine on Putin's re-election.
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The 75-year-old lawmaker did acknowledge, however the spotlight that comedy can shine on a political cause.
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Ryan is trying to put a shine on a messy fight — and he can't keep his message straight.
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" He held up a piece of cardboard in protest: "Dear Sun, please shine on us, it's very cold here.
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Indiscernible at first, save for the spotlights that shine on them, these insects lie incapacitated, arranged in triangular formations.
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Will she be an outcast who finds a way to shine on the pageant stage, thanks to Willowdean's influence?
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And we don't yet know the minimum time the light needs to shine on the silk to be effective.
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I loved [Dire Strait's guitarist] Mark Knopfler's part on "Shine on Me." How did he come into the picture?
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You were two halves of a million different possibilities, a billion heads or tails, flip-shine on spun coin.
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Seasons: 1Episodes: 9"Shine On" was originally a DirecTV series, but now all nine episodes are streaming on Netflix.
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His goal today was to emphasize each model's natural texture, and let her locks shine on their own — literally.
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Our hope is for their bright future, knowing they will continue to succeed and shine on the road ahead.
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"The CENI president said there will be an election, rain or shine, on the 23rd of December," Fayulu said.
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Aristo isn't the first AI system to shine on a test designed to gauge human knowledge and reasoning abilities.
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If the books' rapid success is a boost to their creators, it also throws a shine on their buyers.
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It was his cover of "Get Your Shine On" by Florida Georgia Line on Wednesday that finally did him in.
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I tried very hard to focus on the character first, to [focus on] what makes her shine on her own.
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Lack of coherence doesn't make the film joyless, however, and Smith does give his actors a stage to shine on.
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During an interview with Shine On Media, Ray was asked by host Lisa Hiser whether Charlotte was actually a goner.
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DeLeon is also mother to Aiden, Selena's precious godson who gets his fair share of shine on Instagram as well.
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As you might suspect, Talese writes with his usual elegance, putting a stylistic shine on his end of the collaboration.
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I was lucky to have absolutely beautiful, sunny outdoor conditions — where smartphone cameras shine — on several of my testing days.
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The record's seven tracks aren't intended to shine on the dancefloor, but rather to provoke introspection from its dark production.
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Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out material that will shine on crowded timelines?
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But above all, she radiated love for us, ultimately pushing us out into the world to shine on our own.
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As such he twice ran briefly for governor of New York, but felt too awkward to shine on the stump.
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Media has made a business out of motherhood, throwing some much-deserved shine on the evolving role of being a mom.
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So this Fourth of July, get your sparkle and shine on with a little help from summer's best beauty accessory: highlighter.
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"But I knew that the sun would eventually have to shine on [the revenue] side of the business," the source said.
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As much as AOC appreciates the shine on her district, she also doesn't want locals to lose their sense of ownership.
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The strong dollar story could be over for now, and that's putting a shine on gold and other 'anti-dollar' trades.
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Mr Imamoglu may soon shine on the national stage, says Mr Koru, though he needs to prove he can run Istanbul.
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Some witnesses shine on the witness stand, exuding calm, consistency and credibility, while others flop, equivocating or recanting their prior statements.
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At the New York Comedy Festival, Wang gets to shine on his own with a headlining show at this NoHo club.
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But that pledge was ultimately reversed, with a spokesman saying that Mr. Katzenberg instead wished the spotlight to shine on Comcast.
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I have voted with my soul wishing that the sun will shine on a new born democracy of our sister Venezuela.
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Trump and his aides have touted the orders as they have put a shine on his first 100 days in office.
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Admiring the silky shine on a friend's wrist, she raved about how they were the best hair ties on the market.
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Organizers plan to release a music video filmed during the performance of one of the songs, "Let the Light Shine On".
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I mean quite sincerely, I think the light you shine on Uber is a gift and I'm really grateful for it.
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He allowed the attendees and Emmy nominees to shine on their own, making it clear that the night was not about him.
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My friend and I head to Equinox to sit in a burning hot glass box while moody lights shine on us — a.k.
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He sang "Thunder" by Imagine Dragons and "Get Your Shine On" by Florida Georgia Line before he was eliminated in week three.
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"There are things where we do not shine on the U.S. side," said Carolyn Miles, president and CEO of Save the Children.
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Shine on you crazy diamond It's the length of a credit card, is of the rarest color grade and is virtually flawless.
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If the eight-episode "Inhumans" fails, it could shine on a spotlight on the fact Marvel has generally lagged behind Warner Bros.
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Characters inspired by real-life activists like Cleews Vellay, Didier Lestrade, and Robin Campillo (who directed the film) shine on screen throughout.
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How fitting that American Idol's penultimate episode should present as a bejeweled light fixture just begging to shine on a little longer!
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She should let some of her credibility and star power shine on younger, lesser-known figures who can rebuild the party's bench.
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"She tended to glamorize the story of her life, adding choice tidbits and details, putting a shine on past events," he wrote.
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The same old glitter and shine on the old, leather shoe, the righteous activism of yore, the war stories and backroom fucks.
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The debate held last week featured a smaller number of candidates, allowing some of the lesser-known candidates to shine on stage.
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The BBMAs are a big night for Jonas, and he and Turner both got their own moments to shine on the red carpet.
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Stars always seem to shine on the red carpet because they typically have a magic weapon getting them picture perfect: A celebrity stylist.
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"At this point, it's not all about me having the light to shine on my situation," Mill told NBC's Lester Holt in April.
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Shine On with Reese premieres July 17 on DIRECTV, DIRECTV NOW and U-Verse via the Hello Sunshine Video On Demand (VOD) channel.
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In photographs, you can see their concern with the cuff of their jeans, the shine on their boots, their grooming and social presentation.
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Dr. Carson's decades-long legacy of life-saving acts and groundbreaking medical brilliance will shine on despite recent attempts to besmirch his character.
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We got to the top of it just in time for the sun to rise and shine on the pure white salt flats.
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The warm, beautiful sun will shine on our pale native Michigan skin while we lie on floating rafts in a picturesque infinity pool.
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It kept a shine on international relations and greased the skids on massive controversial arms sales, some of which are killing Yemen's civilians.
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Unfortunately, the rising sun rises directly into our bedroom windows and happens to be at the perfect angle to shine on our faces.
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Elle Fanning is 18-years-old, but her young age is easy to forget while watching the rising star shine on the big screen.
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But just as the sun must shine on every dog s ass at least once in its life, the sun shone down on me.
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The spotlight will continue to shine on the city located on the shore of Lake Michigan, about 80 miles (129 km) north of Milwaukee.
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If it works with a Chromecast, it'll shine on Vizio's latest TV. Maybe that's the simplest way of looking at the new P-Series.
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It's easy to see why Airbnb did not want the sun to shine on what they were negotiating with government officials behind closed doors.
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"We'll keep believing while we're in with a chance, and somewhere along the line hope the football gods will shine on us," Moyes said.
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As we mark the anniversary of Dr. King's death, the spotlight undoubtedly will shine on this paradox and people will cast plenty of blame.
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In a particularly cruel trick, some options that appeared sparkle-free in the pan somehow managed to leave teeny flecks of shine on my face.
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This record label is a smart way to showcase them, make the synths feel accessible, and put a shine on new talent in the process.
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The fun little expensive device plugs into the back of just about any projector and brings augmented reality to any surface it can shine on.
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Audrey Hepburn's layered bangs made way for her scene-stealing square brows, and allowed her doe eyes and cut-glass cheekbones to shine on screen.
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Scroll on to shop the bright home good that will rise and shine on cold dark winter mornings when the real sun is still snoozing.
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For example, I watched a Pink Floyd documentary the other day, and I learned that "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" was about [frontman] Syd Barrett.
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The next morning, at the Shine On Guesthouse, Dahl was still thinking over the problem, as she had breakfast with Regan Marsh and Jonathan Lascher.
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A new shine on the Rust Belt Across the Rust Belt, with one glaring exception, the evidence from 264 looks more consistently encouraging for Democrats.
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Billions of dollars in fines later, the bank has largely retreated from the spotlight, which now appears to shine on Wells Fargo and other rivals.
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And because Victoria understands at the last minute that she has to call in sick to this one, he really does shine on his own.
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"Although the days are feeling dark as we grieve and mourn, Ruth is the light that will shine on you when needed," the fraternity said.
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Affirming that nobody can "stop your shine," on its face, is fine but not when its pit against a rare rap moment of emotional transparency.
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Scaramucci, who only lasted 10 days in the Trump administration, is working with former Fox News co-president Bill Shine on the streamed event, CNN reported.
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They were going through a family tragedy, and that song really inspired them and in turn inspired me to name the album Shine on Rainy Day.
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Here&aposs a breakdown of Landino&aposs Patreon tiers:Tier 1: "Shine On." This tier costs $4 a month and includes morning routine, productivity, and motivation tips.
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Various heat sources were used on the fibers to achieve this, including chemical reaction heatings, electrical resistance heating, and laser beams that shine on the filament.
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I didn't want the spotlight to only shine on me — so I used it to shine a light on all dads who step up for their kids.
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Shine On with Reese, which premiered in July, is Witherspoon's unscripted series celebrating the stories of extraordinary women who have created their own unique paths to success.
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You might even want to get a light, or use the LED light on your phone to shine on your vaginal area for better viewing, she suggests.
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Prime Day is the perfect time to jump on that new pair, but there's a special spotlight we need to shine on Sony headphones combined with Alexa.
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I recorded that song "Shine on Me." I sat at the control room and was listening back and I could swear I could hear his guitar part.
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One where yet more UK talent could shine, on top of all the brilliant and more chart-focused work coming from the west African and Caribbean diaspora.
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"They are outrageous political satirists and if they don't shine on stage in that way, people will be disappointed," said Tom O'Neil, editor of awards website goldderby.com.
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" Kapoor requested privacy for his family while they mourned, adding, "The curtains never come down on an actor's life, because they shine on the silver screen forever.
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I have the champagne shade "Reflect" and it's so beautiful that I hardly ever pair it with other shadows, preferring to let it shine on its own.
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Those moments shine on tracks like Mosquito's "Subway," which features the real ta-tat-a-tat clatter of the New York subway wheels moving over the tracks.
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While you may be tempted to turn every skill and expertise you have into a cool infographic, also remember to let the content shine on its own.
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However, he mostly appeared in relief roles, so this is the first time the young QB has been able to shine on his own in the playoffs.
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The hope, with the split, was that Old Navy could shine on its own, without being dragged down by Gap's weaker-performing namesake brand and Banana Republic.
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I stand up and watch the sun shine on a single day, and the sun is a chance to accomplish from the springs of my own delight.
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Either way, the motivation is coming from a good place, and the afterglow can shine on crazy diamonds for a very long time if you do it right.
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While Jacob said she's grateful for the attention Blake's letter has garnered, she wants the light to shine on the prevalence of intimate domestic partner violence more often.
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It also glossed over a clutch of underwhelming group phase performances by Les Bleus, whose galaxy of young stars have yet to truly shine on the biggest stage.
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As shareholder values fall, stock returns to investors will be noncompetitive, and the spotlight will shine on the leaders of the company that made poor capital allocation decisions.
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But doing so could have drastic repercussions, impinging on freedom of expression online and discouraging the dissemination of videos that shine on a light on atrocities, among other things.
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Years later, Wayne proudly boasted "I made Bling Bling" on Birdman's "Get Your Shine On." People tried to refute him, and say Slick Rick or 2Pac said it first.
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Integration is also hard to pull off: Tesla lost some of its shine on April 11th when it recalled 2,700 of its sport-utility vehicles because of a glitch.
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SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey (Reuters) - Masters champion Danny Willett said he was looking forward to the Rio Olympics next month and another chance to shine on the world golf stage.
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And they stood there for each other's performances, too, even when they were off camera, to make sure they all had a fair chance to really shine on camera.
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"Having the spotlight shine on you like that at such a young age by playing in front of packed crowds and national TV cameras was unbelievable preparation," Tanaka said.
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READMEIf you still have a Super Nintendo cartridge collection, the Super Nt is undoubtedly one of the best ways to make your 16-bit games shine on a modern HDTV.
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Former child star Alisan Porter starred in the title role of John Hughes' 1991 film, and now over a decade later she's letting her true passion shine on The Voice.
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I feel I'm ready to return to him for the same reason – to research and experience what comforting and reforming light he might shine on these often very dark times.
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"Although he has passed away," an obituary for Jon in state media said, "the exploits he performed on behalf of the party, the revolution and the country will shine on".
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"He'll hear concerns, he'll hear criticisms, he will make decisions," said Robert Barnett, the Washington lawyer who has jousted with Mr. Shine on behalf of Ms. Palin and other clients.
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The program includes singing her signature tunes — including her 1908 hit "Shine On, Harvest Moon," and "Over There," which she helped popularize in 1917 — and playing her original 78 r.p.m.
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She was depicted in the 1944 biographical film "Shine On, Harvest Moon" and was played by Frances Langford in the 1942 movie about Cohan, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" with James Cagney.
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"I feel I'm ready to return to him for the same reason — to research and experience what comforting and reforming light he might shine on these often very dark times."
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Held rain or shine on the block outside the museum — and offering free admission to its galleries all day — the event will offer crafts, group activities, food and live entertainment.
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Many, including his niece, wondered if the shooting was ordered by associates of the Khmer Rouge, who didn't like the spotlight Ngor was continuing to shine on the regime's atrocities.
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By pressing the on switch on the doll's back, she'll connect via Bluetooth to a phone or tablet (a small green light will shine on her back when it's paired).
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There's an old phrase in Japanese, Toudai moto kurashi, which translates to "the lighthouse does not shine on its base" — that is, you can see everything around you except what's closest.
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"Inside, fluorescent lamps shine on the beer girl posters and the old-time photographs and the purblind man selling toilet paper by the ladies' lavatory," Mr. Brick wrote in one article.
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George Gero, managing director at RBC, said there are many pockets of concern globally that have been putting a shine on gold, and it could reach $1300 per ounce this year.
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Leaks have suggested there could be some Start menu changes, but there's bound to be a lot more work to the entire UI to make Windows shine on this new hardware.
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I wanted to have something that Garth could really shine on, because for all of the keyboard players in the whole history of rock 'n' roll, there's only been one Garth.
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Thursday's news piles pressure on XPO, which has been the target of a short seller who charged that the company employs aggressive accounting to put a shine on returns from acquisitions.
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Whoever emerges victorious with a place on the podium in Pyeongchang, the fans are guaranteed to be winners of the event as the big air looks to shine on Olympics debut.
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Since oversize anything is her street-style M.O. nowadays, pairing the cardigan with simple accessories (like her black boots and gold jewels) lets it stand out and shine on its own.
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The website Newsmax, run by Christopher Ruddy, a Trump ally, published an article last week raising questions about the wisdom of bringing Mr. Shine on board given his Fox News baggage.
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The spotlight will shine on the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting later on Wednesday, where the central bank is expected to keep rates unchanged after trimming them three times this year.
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The media spotlight will shine on the House Democratic minority possibly withholding votes, the House Republican majority possibly unable to get the votes and the President likely tweeting about it all.
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Just have fun and let how you feel on the inside shine on the outside and not feel like it's about looking perfect or being "beautiful" for anybody else but yourself.
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And the work of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III cinematographer David Gurfinkel really puts a shine on this particular turd, especially the wide shots of the truck traveling across the American West.
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"I think that everyone has apps on their phone, so that's something people can easily relate to, and this is trying to put a sexy shine on the 'sausage-making,'" Peterson said.
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"Our unprecedented partnership with Nike will enable LPL teams and players to continue to shine on the world stage," Leo Lin, co-CEO of LPL operator TJ Sports, said in a statement.
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Parton is the first female icon to be featured in Shine On with Reese, the unscripted series celebrating the stories of extraordinary women who have created their own unique paths to success.
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But perhaps the most exciting part of Atlanta Robbin' Season is that it will give the predominantly Black writers another chance to let their words and experiences shine on the small screen.
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Shine had said last year that one of its plans for its Series A was to build out the Android experience, as nearly half its customers were accessing Shine on Android devices.
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When Spotify goes public Tuesday, the spotlight will shine on 35-year-old CEO Daniel Ek, who has built a $20 billion company and helped revive the music industry along the way.
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At the beginning of six consecutive weeks of work, many GOP lawmakers had anticipated a productive stretch of legislating that would put a shine on President Trump's first 22019 days in office.
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And you can grab the best-sellers from Sephora or Walgreens — for grease-free Duchess of Cambridge-level shine on a beer budget... or a craft beer budget, if you're feeling fancy.
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"Get Ya Shine On" sees him complementing the three MCs' resilient verses with a glistening, opulent beat, resulting in a West Coast-style posse cut that never flags in energy or vigour.
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It also might not be to his benefit that Wilmore chose to speak with a panel during a segment of his show, which didn't allow him to really shine on his own.
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The red dots from their laser pointers shine on police officers and soldiers from the Afghan government, which has benefited from billions of dollars in Western aid to the Afghan security forces.
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" They should push for a "candidate who can shine on the campaign trail, sidestep damaging mistakes, present a rousing vision, and offer better solutions than the rage-machine in the Oval Office.
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The spotlight that these productions shine on the struggles of refugees seems especially urgent given that Chancellor Angela Merkel's open border policy is under attack, especially here in the state of Bavaria.
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Those are the traits that teams need to overcome these challenges, to shine on these stages, to thrive in this competition, just as much as they need star power and sublime skill.
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The translucent formula is the same as the original — perfect for setting makeup or controlling shine on a bare face; it's the birthstone packaging that's going to make it an Instagram success story.
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And it appears that the L'Oreal Paris Celebrity Makeup Artist has shine on the mind, because he couldn't get enough of all the glittery highlighter that he spotted while going incognito in Indio.
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That figure might stretch a little further if the entire Three Group (~25M) ends up deploying the tech, but so far it's only committed to switching Shine on for UK and Italian subscribers.
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The pop star previously opened up about what it's like to take her children on tour with her during an episode of Reese Witherspoon's new series from AT&T Shine on With Reese.
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Price's apparent desire to layer a shine on his new digs clashed awkwardly with the cuts the Trump administration is pushing for HHS and the dozens of programs that operate under its umbrella.
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One such window cost Winchester $1,500, or $40,000 in today's dollars, Madeiros said, except the glistening panel was installed in the middle of the house — meaning the sun could never shine on it.
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"They would bring these suitcase travel bars to their room, and they would try to get enough of a shine on to get them through dinner and sometimes they overshot," Mr. Palmeri said.
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" Asked about the Women's Defense League's reasoning behind wearing the pearls, Altschiller said, "Well, I think that's a lovely way to put a shine on what we all know is -- an untrue statement.
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Jakob Fuglsang won the Dauphine in impressive fashion and is the bookmakers' third favorite, but the Astana rider has yet to shine on the Tour, where his best finish was seventh in 2013.
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No one really explicitly addressed that tension in the debates, but it's notable that the two standard-bearers for left positions on economic issues did not shine on the more identity-related questions.
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Notably, Pixel devices generally already cost less than flagships from Apple and Samsung, but a new addition could be a nice opportunity for Google to show how Android can shine on lower-cost devices.
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But it was a ghost they arguably laid to rest in the catharsis of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" on "Wish You Were Here", and that 1975 visit, which brought the bandmates to tears.
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The old-but-new leadlights are destined to shine on what business and government cheerleaders see as the epicenter of a wide movement to propel Madrid into the big league of global shopping destinations.
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Two Apple suppliers tempered expectations Thursday, warning their quarterly results would likely be below estimates in the latest of a string of supplier woes that have dimmed the tech giant's shine on Wall Street.
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Flat panels and HD arrived and kicked off an upgrade cycle so legendary that the TV makers still only talk about it in whispers, desperately hoping the light will shine on them once again.
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L) struggled to shine on its 1.5 billion pound ($2 billion) market debut on Friday as the British peer-to-peer lending platform tested investor appetite for both large listings and financial technology firms.
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By extending her album release, Swift is able to spend months dominating the charts as new songs are released a few weeks apart, giving each single its own time to shine on the charts.
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"Shine On," the most recent piece on the program, was created after the decision to close, and is set to songs by Benjamin Britten, a composer whose music Mr. Alston has turned to often.
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Plus, not only does the technique make a simple glittery eye feel like child's play in comparison, but it's also inspiring us to create a galaxy of shine on the high planes of our complexions.
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With Swarovski as a partner for the event, a sea of guests descended in shimmer and shine on London's Royal Albert Hall, ready to celebrate the finest creative visionaries in the fashion and beauty industries.
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Resolving the conflicts is Myanmar's most pressing task, since, for all the foreign investment and aid money putting a shine on Yangon, a dirt-poor country cannot develop without a widespread and deep-rooted peace.
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Human rights groups have expressed dismay at Trump's public silence, believing that the spotlight an American president can shine on human rights abuses overseas can rally pressure on an authoritarian regime to change its ways.
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When Mueller's report is released - with parts blacked out by Barr to protect certain sensitive information - it is unclear how harsh a light it will shine on the contacts between Trump campaign figures and Russians.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - American women continued to shine on a gray Labor Day weekend as the resurgent Venus Williams and Sloane Stephens fought their way into the quarter-finals of the U.S. Open on Sunday.
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New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley hasn't had the opportunity to shine on football's brightest stage just yet, but that hasn't stopped him from using the Super Bowl to highlight victories off the field.
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Ibrahimovic, for a long time, was regarded as something of a flat-track bully: a star for teams who could crush all of their domestic opponents but were unable to shine on the grandest stages.
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Andy Murray put a brighter shine on his finest tennis season by winning his second straight Olympic gold medal in singles on Sunday night, but surely Juan Martin Del Potro deserves something more precious than silver.
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Called "Shine On with Reese," the show will highlight what "inspires, motivates and gives joy" to female trailblazers as they share "their perspectives on ambition, work, family and hopes for the future," according to a release.
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Democrats need to assemble a formidable campaign with a candidate who can shine on the campaign trail, sidestep damaging mistakes, present a rousing vision, and offer better solutions than the rage-machine in the Oval Office.
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" Blumenthal wound up touting Michael Dukakis heavily in that election cycle, leading Christopher Hitchens to write with a mixture of amazement and disdain of his "ability to put a radical shine on the most wretched Democratic nominees.
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For example, the "lux" version of its "shine on" package — which could pretty much suit any occasion — comes with glittery plates, metallic flatware, votives, string lights, gold paper straws, dressed-up paper cups and napkins and confetti.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive clip of the Golden Hour hitmaker's candid conversation with Reese Witherspoon about her humble beginnings in the country music industry for a new episode of the Oscar winner's Shine On with Reese series.
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To contrary, everyone benefits: players get more time to shine on the field and work in the classroom; coaches and teams get experienced, proven talent; fans get to enjoy familiar faces for another season. Win-win-win.
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In a sneak peek at an upcoming episode of Reese Witherspoon's new series from AT&T Shine on With Reese, pop superstar Pink opened up about what it's like to take her children on tour with her.
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Orient yourself around the landmark Sultan Mosque, now 241 years old, yet looking fresher than ever, thanks to the 2275 face-lift that put an extra shine on its golden domes while preserving the original timber door.
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When the sun rises over Abu Simbel in Egypt this morning, rays of light will reach a temple's dark inner sanctum and shine on statues of gods and of Pharaoh Ramses II, who commissioned the temple's construction.
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As Apple has achieved the mainstream acceptance that it fought so long for, now, without Jobs around to curate the experience as "culture over mundane functionality," the shine on Apple's "tech couture" is, for some, beginning to dull.
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"What I can tell you most affirmatively today, by what happened in the court room, is the spotlight that he tried to shine on Shanann falsely, incorrectly and, frankly, a flat-out lie has been corrected," Rourke said.
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I have combination-oily skin and this powder does improve the longevity of my base better than going without it, but I do find myself reaching for blotting papers to tackle shine on my nose by late afternoon.
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"What I can tell you most affirmatively today, by what happened in the court room, is the spotlight that he tried to shine on Shanann falsely, incorrectly and, frankly, a flat-out lie has been corrected," he said.
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After years riddled with false starts and high-profile failures, it appears the sun is indeed beginning to shine on solar power, as even oil and other fossil fuel intensive companies ratchet up their investment in sustainable energy.
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If your laptop is particularly old, you may not be able to get rid of the shine on the keys; some of us may type like the Incredible Hulk and have worn down the top layer of plastic.
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Washington (CNN)Trade talks between the US and China have come to a halt, sources close to the discussions say, even as President Donald Trump puts an optimistic shine on new tariffs that are spooking markets and escalating tensions.
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In 2012, Morgan Wallen was just a high school graduate hanging out with friends at his lake house in Tennessee when he heard Florida Georgia Line's hit "Get Your Shine On" for the first time and became a fan.
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Assuming that he can reshape the CHP in his own image and run Istanbul as successfully as Mr Erdogan did in the 1990s, the new mayor may soon shine on the national stage, predicts Fehmi Koru, a newspaper columnist.
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The Eagles limped into the post-season with an offense handicapped by a seemingly hopeless backup quarterback following an injury to Carson Wentz in December, but Nick Foles proved more than ready to shine on the game's biggest stage.
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"What I can tell you most affirmatively today, by what happened in the court room, is the spotlight that he tried to shine on Shanann falsely, incorrectly and, frankly, a flat-out lie has been corrected," Rourke said Tuesday.
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Now, she could have let the bikini shine on its own, but instead the Grammy award-winning singer paired the silver swimsuit with a floor-length, equally sparkly robe and a pair of metallic heels that wrapped around her ankles.
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" In her inventive, surprisingly openhearted lip-synced show "Smoke & Mirrors," which is now touring the U.S., Velour places the Garland classic "Come Rain or Come Shine" on a pop-cultural continuum that also includes Annie Lennox's "Precious" and Le Tigre's "Deceptacon.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - With Japanese grapplers Saori Yoshida and Kaori Icho on course for fourth successive gold medals in their respective classes, it is perhaps appropriate that women wrestlers will have more chance to shine on the mat at the Rio Olympics.
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Zelda is such a deep, beautiful game that rewards the kind of methodical exploration that goes perfectly with a console that can really be played whenever and wherever you're in the mood, so of course it'll shine on this system.
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"What I can tell you most affirmatively today, by what happened in the court room, is the spotlight that he tried to shine on Shanann falsely, incorrectly … has been corrected," Weld County District Attorney Michael Rourke said at a news conference Tuesday.
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Image: OSIRIS: ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team MPS/UPD/LAM/IAA/SSO/INTA/UPM/DASP/IDAThe timing of the outbursts was also unusual in that they tended to happen in the morning, after the sun had began to shine on its surface.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares gave up three-month highs on Thursday after a surprise sharp decline in U.S. retail sales pulled stocks lower in afternoon trading, spoiling an initially upbeat session that saw blue-chips such as Nestle shine on strong earnings.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Andy Murray of Britain put a brighter shine on his finest tennis season by winning his second straight Olympic gold medal in singles on Sunday night, but surely Juan Martín del Potro of Argentina deserves something more precious than silver.
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If the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is right when it says that none of its agents aided and abetted the 28503/22019 attack, then it too should welcome the sunlight that JASTA will shine on the whole of the 9/11 story.
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While high-profile Greek winemakers are busy cultivating international varieties like merlot and sauvignon blanc, the spotlight is starting to shine on some of the hundreds of the country's native grapes, many of which have probably existed since the days of Homer.
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For example, Ice did a rise-and-shine on this guy who accused him of having a Twitter meltdown: But with only an hour and change left in his day on November 13, he caught this clownass calling him an old hag.
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While he doesn't appear to take issue with Anuel hopping on Gucci Mane's latest album or Jon Z getting some shine on a hot YG single, he takes no small amount of pride in Puerto Rico's contributions for being distinctly representative of its own culture.
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It's a neat addition for the iPhone and iPad, but it's designed to shine on the Apple TV, where the app is supposed to hijack the interfaces and libraries of nearly every content provider available to offer a central location for all your TV needs.
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Along with announcing the record Thursday, Auerbach shared a new song, "Shine on Me." For Waiting On A Song, his "love letter to Nashville," Auerbach enlisted heavy-hitters including John Prine, Mark Knopfler, Duane Eddy, Jerry Douglas, Pat McLaughlin, Bobby Wood, and Gene Chrisman.
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The movie star, mogul and mother of three will star in her first unscripted series, Shine On With Reese, which will highlight women who have created their own unique paths to success, AT&T and Hello Sunshine — Witherspoon's female-driven media company — announced Tuesday.
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"Shine On with Reese is about experiencing with Reese the stories of exceptional artists, entrepreneurs and leaders who happen to be women, and reveals how their personal journeys are unique yet relatable," said Charlotte Koh, head of Digital Media and Programming at Hello Sunshine.
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Nilüfer Yanya "H34T RISES" Nilüfer Yanya's reworked take on "Heat Rises" from her March debut album takes the lo-fi aspects of the OG track and puts a new shine on the bass that makes it pop a bit more, sound a bit more crips.
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I've been building up to this point since basically this morning, when I had the idea to eat more than 2863,2444 calories in one sitting, so you can imagine just how thrilled I am to finally get my chance to shine on the big stage, a.k.a.
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Wynne & Mansionair Winner: The Nashville Sound, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Southern Blood, Gregg Allman Shine On Rainy Day, Brent Cobb Beast Epic, Iron & Wine Brand New Day, the Mavericks Winner: La La Land, Various artists Baby Driver, Various artists Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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With Berkshire Hathaway shareholders set to return this weekend to Omaha like migrating birds to the place where they were born, more spotlight will shine on both Warren Buffett and the two former hedge fund managers who now run more than $213 billion of Berkshire's investments.
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But he'll also peel away for less formal encounters, allowing the presidential spotlight to also shine on ordinary Cubans living in a new era, including during an address to the Cuban people during a speech broadcast on state television, and the meeting with anti-Castro dissidents.
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Perhaps out of loyalty to his source material, Mr. Baker at times overstates the obvious; when the sun does shine on the water, it can shoot down like a holy ray, and there is a lot of panting and gasping both on and off the board.
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More importantly, however, these machines served the needs of a changing musical style where the beats themselves — no longer the thankless work of a drummer sitting at the back of a stage — would begin to work more intimately alongside the vocals, and even shine on their own.
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More than one person trotted out a cliche, but a most apt one ("Shine on you crazy diamond"), while still others spoke for almost everyone who boarded the Shit Town Express and rode it to the end of the line: We all found ourselves truly mourning a total stranger.
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The 37-time Grammy nominee grew up poor with her 11 siblings in the mountains of East Tennessee where they had no running water "unless we'd run and get it," she said in an interview on Reese Witherspoon's new DirecTV series, " Shine On With Reese, " which aired this week.
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And for a band who had Days Are Gone to live up to, keeping everything that was good, but digging into those things a little further, seems like it's a strategy that might not work on first listen, but that'll really shine on your third or fourth time through.
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There was a moment in Eli Paperboy Reed's gospel quartet class recently, at the end of Blind Willie Johnson's plaintive "Let Your Light Shine on Me," when Asher Bethune, a reserved 19-year-old, hit a note so low, so unexpectedly, that the other students jumped and shouted.
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Hosted by actress and Hello Sunshine founder Reese Witherspoon, each episode of Shine On centers around a different inspiring woman and their unique career stories, from country music legend Dolly Parton to Simone Askew, the first African-American woman at West Point to earn the role of First Captain.
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While both Jost and Che have proved their comedy chops time and again on the iconic sketch show, given Hollywood's current climate surrounding the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, it seems as though NBC could have given any of its female stars a chance to shine on television's biggest night.
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Los Angeles is a sunny, bustling, yet laid back land where the most superb of food trends can shine on a dime (we're talking In-N-Out Burger superstar status here) — because why worry about sitting down to eat when the weather is just so fine for grabbing and going?
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The shape of my lips, the shine on my nose, the corners of my eyes, the breadth of my forehead: the same features that allow machines to track me are also dear to the people who love me (not because those features are objectively special but because they are mine).
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It was about the light Mueller's team believed he could shine on a variety of aspects of the Trump campaign -- for the critical five months he ran it, a period that included Trump's clinching of the nomination and the formalizing of that fact at the Republican National Convention in August 2016.
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"Each year, the Trophée Chopard, created in 2001, highlights the up-and-coming generation of the international film industry and shrewdly wagers on the talents of tomorrow by rewarding both a young actress and a young actor, who are ready to shine on the silver screen," reads Chopard's description of the award.
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MESA is a portable, fold-up light that was built around a simple idea: light should shine on what you're looking at (and not in your eyes.) Ideal for camping, crafting, dinners after dark, and any other time that you need task lighting, MESA is kind of like a desk lamp meets lantern.
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Photo: AnalogueWhile companies like Nintendo and Sony are content to cram a smattering of back-catalog titles into a tiny box to cash in on gaming nostalgia, Analogue has instead focused on making it easy for devoted retro gamers to enjoy all of their favorite classic games by making them shine on modern TVs.
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On April 20163, 2012, Daniel Bryan competed in the opening match at WrestleMania 28, dropping the World Heavyweight Championship to Sheamus in an embarrassing 18-second comedy bout and stunning the many fans he had in the audience that night who were hoping to see him shine on the biggest stage of his career to date.
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In that time we've seen Kron Gracie shine on the MMA stage, Heath Herring return to the sport, a Heavyweight Grand-Prix, an Openweight Grand-Prix crowning Mirko "Cro Cop" champion 10 years after his triumph in Pride FC—beating an Estonian sumo wrestler in the process—and Gabi Garcia club a 49-year-old professional wrestler to near-death.
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From Hollywood stars condemning President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to potential surprise Oscars cameos, the spotlight at Sunday's 91st annual Academy Awards is likely to shine on politics more than once.
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The question that cuts to the heart of the matter would be this: Has Jackson, 71, come around to the realization that, if any light is to shine on his legacy as a Knicks executive — at least from the won-lost point of view — it will most likely not come until after his $60 million contract expires in two years?
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While Monday is focused largely on the Cuban government — including a state dinner at the Revolutionary Palace Monday night — Obama during his trip will also peel away for less formal encounters, allowing the presidential spotlight to also shine on ordinary Cubans living in a new era, including during an address to the Cuban people broadcast on state television and the meeting with anti-Castro dissidents.
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The Tesla electric ATV didn't get a lot of time to shine on its own, and instead was used primarily to demonstrate how the Tesla Cybertruck bed and active suspension works for loading cargo, but it's a real enough thing that Tesla made sure to point out that you can charge the electric four-wheeler right from the Cybertruck while the ATV is loaded in the bed.
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Nikola Jokic is a truly special player, and will get a chance to shine on a national stage at some point, but even if the Nuggets are more talented than San Antonio, it is hard to believe that Coach Gregg Popovich can't come up with a way to exploit Denver's weaknesses and advance in what could be one of the more closely matched series.
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TIGI Bed Head Shine On — £222.00 (list price £231.50) TIGI Bed Head Hard to Get Texturizing Paste — £5.96 (list price £17.95) Bed Head by TIGI Manipulator Texture Paste — £4.50 (list price £12.95) Bed Head Colour Goddess Shampoo for Dyed Hair — £5.93 (list price £20.50) Bed Head Urban Antidotes Re-energise™ Daily Conditioner — £22.003 (list price £28.95) Elemis Life Elixirs: Calm Bath And Shower Elixir is down to £33.00 from £55.00.
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And so, for VetsAid, if I can make it special for the entertainers who come and play; if we get backstage and we all get a chance to hang out and visit; if they have what they need so that they can shine on stage in terms of equipment and lights and sound and stuff; if I can make it special, then everybody goes away with a really, really good feeling.
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As Vogue lists, the 42-year-old also has two podcasts; a mentorship program; a YouTube channel; a series of stage events; a deal with Audible; a subscription channel that's behind projects like Shine On with Reese, an interview-style show hosted by the actress; her clothing company Draper James; and a best-selling book, Whiskey in a Teacup: What Growing Up in the South Taught Me About Life, Love, and Baking Biscuits.
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Spain (Niquelao!) (October 25)Prank Encounters (October 25)The Kominsky Method: Season 2 (October 213)A 3 Minute Hug (October 28)Little Miss Sumo (October 28)Shine On with Reese: Season 1 (October 28)Arsenio Hall: Smart & Classy (October 29) Flavorful Origins: Yunnan Cuisine (October 29)Kengan Ashura: Part ll (October 31)Nowhere Man (October 31)My Next Guest with David Letterman and Shah Rukh Khan (TBD) 213 Days (October 1)A.
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And Kennedy, who got his law degree from Harvard and served in the Peace Corps, gave the Democratic rebuttal to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's State of the Union address earlier this year, though the media coverage of his response seemed to focus more on the shine on his lips than his actual performance. Rep.
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