It's not hard to see why he's always shining, shining.
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The Shining is, well a shining example of this irksome phenomenon.
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If you want to watch The Shining, then watch The Shining.
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Danny Torrance has the shining — that's what gives The Shining its title.
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And if it stops shining light at me, I'll stop shining light at it.
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A mom, usually white, posts photographs of her beautiful and shining children, in her beautiful, shining home.
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"One Shining Moment" delivers differently Duke players and coaches watch "One Shining Moment" after last year's title game.
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How many Americans regarded Robert as a way to make the brief shining moment less brief, more shining?
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But all that light shining from the ground makes it harder to see the lights shining from the sky.
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In a statement, Cristea's family and Burnaz described her as "our shining ray of light that will forever keep on shining in our hearts," the BBC reported.
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We can repair the roof while the sun is shining, not look at it and say, 'Oh the sun is shining, we don't need a new roof.
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"Doctor Sleep," the sequel to Stephen King's "The Shining," is being adapted into a film — which will include parts of "The Shining" that didn't make it into Stanley Kubrick's 1980 horror movie.
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From Shining City to Evil Empire in under 500 days.
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She was a shining star who touched so many lives.
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This makes you a shining example of sun protection, right?
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Google as shining light in the sea of darkness right?
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" Ronald Reagan called America "a shining city on a hill.
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It remains a shining argument for freedom of the press.
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It lolled on its back, the fat strung limbs shining.
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Lots of references to The Shining in these opening titles!
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In Stephen King's The Shining, the child Danny is special.
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I don't want to struggle and be the shining example.
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It is that fewer of them are shining at all.
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Shining through the statistical clouds is one very clear trend.
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I don't know how I'd survive without this shining star.
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But it is shining a light on a pressing issue.
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Shining a light on bad behaviour may have unintended consequences.
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At times it's like The Shining directed by Cotton Mather.
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This was the infectious, democratic, shining glory of Pop art.
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For a brief, shining time, Twitter was a design playground.
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It all has to do with me shining my light.
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While that's debatable, the star power was certainly shining bright.
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"She typified America — just shining, full of optimism and intelligence."
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They want to sanctuary cities from sea to shining sea.
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The light is he, shining on you and me. pic.twitter.
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You are shining in the heavens you so loved now!
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The sun is shining and the weekend is almost here.
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Light shining in the darkness is always an inspiring narrative.
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Luke Bryan sings a shining anthem at the #SuperBowl pic.twitter.
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Way less singable and shining than, say, The Scissor Sisters's
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And crown they good with brotherhoodFrom sea to shining sea!
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Ahead, you'll find four shining examples of this Oscars trend.
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" ACLU SoCal called her testimony "a shining act of courage.
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Admittedly the sun shining is a harbinger of his death.
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For decades, The Shining has loomed over celebrated horror films.
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And keep your shades handy; the sun is shining bright.
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Point the lights so that they are shining onto you.
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Police watch protesters shining lights onto the Opera House sails.
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And kind of falsely Shining with the return of spring.
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Ever wondered what happened to Danny Torrence after "The Shining"?
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She seemed to be shining her flashlight inside the hole.
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Sometimes you really can meet a knight in shining armor.
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Gold's shining rally is coming to a close, says TradingAnalysis.
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Mercury is in retrograde, a full Harvest moon is shining.
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So yeah, please take this shining recommendation and watch above.
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It's kind of like Strictly Come Dancing meets The Shining.
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This should provide a shining path forward for Apple's acquiescence.
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The visionary "uplift" of shining cities on hills comes cheap.
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Today, the results of that fiscal responsibility are shining through.
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To me, he was like a knight in shining armor.
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Flashes of color; birds, butterflies, fish shining in the water.
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While the sun was still shining, the beaches were empty.
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"It's a good story of a shining soul," another added.
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Nevertheless, the authors found shining examples buried in the muck.
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Crystal tells us Trump used Alice as a shining example.
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The other half is shining the light on your achievements.
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"We remain that shining city on the hill," he insisted.
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"I didn't want it to be 'The Shining,'" she said.
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We may not get a shining city on the hill.
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Obama completed her look with a pair of shining heels.
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The American narrative is that shining castle on a hill.
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What's his vision of "The Shining City on a Hill"?
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Gigi, Alyssa and Pay Pay- Never stop shining your light!
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This was a shining moment of statecraft for our nation.
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That hasn't stopped the Safdie brothers' Uncut Gems from shining.
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And each shining brightly in its part of the world.
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New York Today Good morning on this shining, shivering Thursday.
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The rest, the mazel, remains above, shining down on us.
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Originally appears in: The Shining Also appears in: IT Dick Hallorann is a pretty big deal in The Shining, but not many people know he's also crucial in IT (albeit in an indirect sense).
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The Sun is currently in Pisces, shining down on the relationship sector of your chart and bringing your focus to your partnerships; however, this full moon is in your sign, shining its light on you.
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Of course, there's a lot of The Shining references in between.
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"Shining bright, the spirit of love at your side," Carey sings.
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"So much for the shining city on the hill," he said.
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He was a shining light and he will be missed tremendously.
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The female unibrow had another shining moment in the Byzantine era.
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From Shining City to Evil Empire in under 500 days. pic.twitter.
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The city of stars is shining for Julianne and Derek Hough!
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Nonetheless, legalizers want to repeat it from sea to shining sea.
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You know exactly how I feel, you are shining like star!
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He wore a black tuxedo, matching undershirt, and shining dress shoes.
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But Wuerl should not be the pope's shining example—or anyone's.
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Billie Lourd is keeping her mom Carrie Fisher's legacy shining strong.
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The sun is shining and it's looking like a great Sunday.
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But, it was Cuba who was shining ... belting out the chorus.
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China probably won't be the knight in shining armor this time.
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Someone was even shining shoes — which seemed a little useless, frankly.
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One shining image or video that's begging to be messed with.
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For a brief, shining period last summer, Pokémon Go reigned supreme.
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Shining a bright spotlight on just him is missing the point.
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"I'll keep my light shining bright, always," the station wrote Sunday.
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Instead of the eeriness of The Shining, we get Homer... again.
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I love keeping his memory alive, and his bright light shining.
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I&aposve spoken of the shining city all my political life.
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Do you see that multicolored dot shining against a black background?
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She'll be shining like the gem that she is, y'all. 4.
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There are certainly a few shining examples that come to mind.
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Now that cloud is gone and we are all shining inside.
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You can donate to Ms. P's Shining Rainbows Supplies fund here.
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Thankfully, for a brief and shining moment, we have a breather.
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The Trump tax plan is shining a light on that delusion.
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The Shining, It, Misery, Cujo, and on and on into infinity.
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And don't forget: the Sun is shining in your sign, Taurus!
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John Bel Edwards (D) for "shining a spotlight" on flood recovery.
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The letter revealed to me the bright shining lie of compartmentalization.
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Rimon said she spotted the shining coin in the grass nearby.
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Emma: Well, it looks like the sun is shining kinda bright.
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I'm a carefree, happy huge shining slimy eyeball of weird wonderment.
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The controversy over Blankenstein is shining a light on those issues.
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Eat A woman licking yogurt off John Stamos's tan, shining face.
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DEAR BABY : She thumbs through the blank pages, shining and white.
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"Our journalistic reputation is shining," Mr. Wenner said in an interview.
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"The Shining" (27963), starring Jack Nicholson, directed by Stanley Kubrick. Aug.
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Is "Doctor Sleep" as good as or better than "The Shining"?
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Why it matters: Trump's commitment to supporting miners is shining through.
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"She feels it's just her way of shining through," she said.
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He thinks his own plant is a "shining example of that".
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Like they say go hard, keep making music, and keep shining.
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My father never retreated from shining a light on racial injustice.
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Lunar love is shining down on you, and it feels good.
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As soon as the sun starts shining again, that sucks too.
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The Sun is shining in your sign for the next month.
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The immigration agent passes by, flashlight shining, and doesn't see Chino.
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The sun was shining, beer was flowing, and metal was blasting.
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Alcohol is no panacea, but it does have its shining moments.
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That would be the "One Shining Moment" that college basketball deserves.
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There was a shining spot of momentum during indie's initial burst.
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Shining brighter than my skin,my eyes, they say it all.
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It was hard not to connect this moment to "The Shining."
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Here five shining internet moments (and some runners-up) of 2018.
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For a brief, shining moment, there was such an intense attraction.
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I said to imagine a giant flashlight shining down on earth.
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Imagine shining a flashlight on a black surface and seeing... nothing.
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I'm writing this on a Friday and the sun is shining.
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I'll use my shining personality to make up for it tomorrow.
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And then there was Paris: the shining star of the month.
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It became known as Taliesin, which means "shining brow" in Welsh.
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And maybe all that shining and all that chastity were cathartic.
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People tend to be overly optimistic when the sun is shining.
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What are some of the shining spots for people to gather?
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"Is brighter than the light shining in you," the rest replied.
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My gratitude for shining a light on what is an epidemic.
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Or else he might have had his own one shining moment.
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But it's not just from the moon shining through your window.
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The word hangs over their heads like a vicious, shining hook.
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These seven cities across America are shining bright for start-ups.
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CAN CONFIRM THAT AMERICA IS A SHINING CITY ON A HILL?
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While its floors are covered with fine carpets and shining stonework.
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Walmart is a shining example of how to achieve this synergy.
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Shining a light on short positions can help restore the balance.
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The "plot device in 'The Shining'" is creepy little possessed Danny.
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"She carried my family through like a shining star," Ms. DeNicola said.
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Then who should appear like a shining beacon of light and hope?
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The sun is shining 🌞 and the people are drinking 🍾🥂.
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The Shining (1980) is available to stream on Netflix beginning 10/1.
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And their shining armor is a tracksuit jacket billowing like a cape.
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Wow I have to say … you are a shining example of modesty.
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Above all, it is a shining example of the China that works.
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They both shuffled past the unnerving Shining twins on the way out.
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You know, the one who is a textbook knight in shining armor.
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Ono's secret weapon for keeping this superfine shimmer from shining too bright?
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When she walks by, it's like there's a spotlight shining on her.
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The cockpit is a combination of tasteful leather and shining metal accents.
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Fully functioning restaurants mean that the Waffle House Index is shining green.
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There's a tiny bikini ... a pool ... the Pacific Ocean ... and shining sun.
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"It's like Daddy's shining straight through to my heart," he told her.
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A shining star, and the unstoppable reference for what success should be.
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The sun is shining, and the water is calm on the lake.
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Was there hidden meaning behind her seemingly The Shining-inspired holiday decor?
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But Williams' standout shining moment happened at the start of her career.
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We put on The Shining and then pass out on the couch.
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Sade is a shining diamond life in a sea of unwavering mediocrity.
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"I — definitely, definitely, yes," he said, shining the flashlight on his face.
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And since they are such rare and shining examples, they deserve recognition.
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This year, Black women are shining in the Best Supporting Actress category.
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The sun is shining, it's 11:00 AM, and I'm shit-faced.
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Imagine you're shoe-shining up and down against each tooth, Camargo says.
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Asked this week about their relationship, Trump offered a bright, shining endorsement.
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They were truly the brightest shining lights snuffed out way too soon.
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The sun is shining, the beer is flowing, and excitement is building.
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Class has a way of shining through during the most tragic times.
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Craig was such a shining example of so many things that matter.
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Still, there have been some singular shining moments that definitely stand out.
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Of course, in his homeland, he is recognised as a shining light.
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Like a thousand lasers shining through your mind, pointing at the future.
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Just a few weeks earlier the Necklace had been solid, shining ice.
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"Thank you for shining your light on the dark places," she said.
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Even though the sun is shining, to me I see the gray.
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If you can't see inside, try shining a flashlight into it.2.
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That is what has made America the shining city on the hill.
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Her metallic ensemble included a sparkling headpiece, sleeveless dress, and shining clutch.
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It is also a shining example of an early environmental success story.
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Can you feel the Elba charisma shining through all that scary makeup?
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There's a reason for the colloquial phrase "shining a light on" abuses.
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" — Mark Halperin, managing editor of Bloomberg Politics "Clinton had two shining moments.
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The sun is not always shining; the wind is not always blowing.
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Again, I'm shining a light on this issue hoping to see change.
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Check. Long, panning shots and silent screams that nod to The Shining?
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The bartenders will always remind you of the one in The Shining.
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I only know your soul, what's blocking it, why it isn't shining.
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These children are shining examples of the benefit of fostering international friendships.
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Americans from sea to shining sea are observing Veterans Day this weekend.
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Melania's Christmas decorations look like they're straight out of the Shining pic.twitter.
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With the Seahawks, he forged a reputation for shining during the postseason.
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"Affliction is the good man's shining time," Abigail Adams said of him.
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The years it took to complete "A Bright Shining Lie" consumed Sheehan.
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"The Marlins have been a shining example in this area," Mifsud said.
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When "The Shining" debuted in theaters in 1980, critics sniffed with indifference.
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" And Jack Nicholson loses his mind as Jack Torrance in "The Shining.
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Since then, the country has been a shining example of Europe's recovery.
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It was supposed to be Brazil's shining moment on the world stage.
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Carmen Electra, a shining vision of American success, keeps totally making it.
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Now he can just ride in like a knight in shining armor.
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But that doesn't stop their individual musical characters from continuously shining through.
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The one I love the most is JayJun Baby Pure Shining Mask.
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Will's hair was shining in a double braid courtesy of his mother.
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You can credit technology for shining a light in dusty watch shops.
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Military helicopters hovered in the night sky, shining spotlights on the destruction.
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Here's what else is happening: We're thankful that the sun is shining.
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Klobuchar, however, had her shining moment when she highlighted Buttigieg's relative inexperience.
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The world is on display there, winking and shining back at him.
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So as long as the sun is shining, you can generate electricity.
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But Armenia is a significantly less than shining or exemplary democratic state.
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The culinary world of Star Wars deserves its bright shining moment. Yes.
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The sun is shining and the sky is an empty, mindless blue.
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So we're pleased that the sun is shining on this chilly morning.
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For a shining moment today, Harry Potter and Australian politics became one.
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"You will see brilliant, red Mars shining beneath it," Dr. Fienberg said.
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There's one shining exception, though: Maeve's storyline, which is still pretty fascinating.
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They walk past taxidermied animals and shining gems in awe and admiration.
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PARIS — Bruno Sialelli does not look like a knight in shining armor.
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California should be a shining example for the rest of the country.
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Sure, you're probably at least somewhat familiar with It and The Shining.
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We have advanced technology to generate clean electricity while the wind is blowing and the sun is shining, but inadequate technology to store it for use while the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining.
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But, after the film's release, the shining one-liners turned into bitter dust.
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Among the model-makers, Nate Silver, an American journalist, was a shining success.
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If women are victims, then they can play the knight in shining armor.
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The administration doesn't like us shining a light on Obama's biggest climate failure.
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It drills into the bone behind the ear, watching with two shining eyes.
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It's Christmas Day, but the sun is always shining over the Floribama Shore.
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Today, the moon is shining in Leo—a sign that loves the spotlight.
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Rubin: That Shining setpiece was, for me, the best bit in the movie.
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Unlike OLED, there's always a bank of LED lights shining behind their screens.
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Earth, Wind & Fire's legendary classic "Shining Star" plays while Mylene rebuffs Zeke's advances.
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On all counts, such as quality and accuracy, STAR came out shining bright.
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When I did the Shining maze, we didn't film almost any of that.
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Definitely a long planned offering, and they filed when the sun was shining.
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Unfortunately, McDonald's won't be offering the lobster roll from sea to shining sea.
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You can't beat reading a beach romance with the sun shining above you.
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It has simplified our differences instead of shining a light on our complexities.
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Summer vacations are shining beacons of hope that light us through abysmal winters.
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Much like The Shining, it takes place in an isolated and beautiful location.
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With his shining coat and smiling face, Daniel was a major crowd-pleaser.
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Because I really...she's been one of my shining stars in doing everything.
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"The sun was shining here and our guys were feeling good," Kidd said.
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Bee is no stranger to shining a light on Conway's past media appearances.
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So the only antidote I'm aware of is shining more light on it.
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After a long time shining, the supernova is now is fading to darkness.
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She then resorted to shining the light out the plane's door for help.
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Up to that point, Clinton had had many shining moments in the debate.
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Suddenly you feel a whole new connection with Jack Torrance from The Shining.
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It was like having a little super informative sun shining in my face.
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In the GH4, however, the company has had a shining beacon of hope.
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He is now a shining star in heaven spreading kindness and light forever.
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Helicopters continually circled over the lot, shining lights in a nearby parking lot.
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However dark the plot becomes, the sun keeps shining brightly through the trees.
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So it's like you've got the light of Rao shining on the guilds.
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Ditch that blue-light-shining eye trap and get out into the world!
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The retailers in the mall were truly sad, with only one shining star.
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They apply their extraordinary abilities by shining in their jobs without making waves.
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You are clear and radiant, glowing with the shining light in you room.
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The track, called "Shining," even specifically calls out the Grammys in a verse.
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But advocates do see rays of hope shining through the fog of uncertainty.
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All gems in the shining crown of the much-celebrated movie-musical genre.
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You are a shining beacon in a world that can be so dark.
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The shining moment had us reminiscing about some other memorable game show gems.
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Firepower is nothing less than a shining example of pure heavy metal fun.
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"I thought our defense was the shining star of the game," Harbaugh said.
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"Even in the darkest of times the sun is still shining," says Williams.
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For everything that involves a Black woman smiling or shining, #BlackGirlMagic just works.
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Parenting and partying from sea to shining sea ... all in a week's work.
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Try shining a phone light into the fireplace to spot them more easily.
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The sons of several Hollywood celebrities also had shining moments on the runway.
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Ryanair is making hay while the sun is not shining on British Airways.
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Loren: Yes, let's focus on the shining beacon of fierceness that was Lyanna.
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The Shining Star of Losers Everywhere from The All-Nighter Room on Vimeo.
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"The Shining" lives on because it taps into something deep in the psyche.
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My eyes are shining a bright white light, one of completion and joy.
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Maybe you'll become her proverbial "white knight with the shining armor," writes Quan.
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Rutgers (2-2121, 245-249) had two shining moments in the first half.
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But Ray, Karen's husband and Allyson's dad, does make a few shining appearances.
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They also shunned any adornments, shining a light on the items' raw beauty.
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But those shining moments made a lasting impact, reflected in the N.L. ring.
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"I want to keep shining a bright spotlight on Flint, Michigan," she said.
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Through the haze, there have been several shining lights for the Cervantes family.
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The sun is shining from a clear sky, as it was that day.
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A lengthy story from The Washington Post is shining new light on Sen.
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And her iconography remains a shining legacy to the leader of the band.
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It takes a small arsenal of cleaning supplies to keep a boat shining.
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So even if the moon is shining, you'll still get a good show.
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Porsches are tools — go-fast-around-corners machines, shining examples of German engineering.
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COLD SPRING "The Shining" (26757), starring Jack Nicholson, directed by Stanley Kubrick. Aug.
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COLD SPRING "The Shining" (1980), starring Jack Nicholson, directed by Stanley Kubrick. Aug.
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I think WB just wanted an excuse to use the "Shining" soundtrack again.
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Anna Pavlova, whose death was ceremonially marked by a spotlight shining on an
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This is a shining model for investing in manufacturing research and workforce development.
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America marks 150 years since the Transcontinental Railroad connected sea to shining sea.
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It hurt a little to see it so new and shining and unmarked.
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The only thing coming to save us is a ballot in shining armor.
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And the images of shining fields and happy cows fell into the emotional
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But then I had the luck of her shining that light onto me.
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Hanindyojati stared at the dark sky, then looked down at the shining stage.
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You'd get out of the Power Plant club and the sun was shining.
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It was, in a sense, a shining example of the art of Vergangenheitsbewältigung.
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This is not a 2000-mile concrete structure from sea to shining sea.
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Customers are offered free shoe-shining services and board games while they wait.
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It was then that she noticed a light shining from underneath the door.
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Zeke saw something shining in the dirt, enough that it caught his eye.
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Mozambique had become a shining example of how to battle an HIV epidemic.
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Not so long ago, Hungary was a shining example of post-Soviet success.
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But our shifting national identity is inscribed everywhere from sea to shining sea.
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The curtains were open, the sun was shining, and Rusty was riding shotgun.
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Neptune's fog descends, but you're still a shining light in the mist, Leo!
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Kenworthy had a disappointing 12th-place finish, but found his own shining moment.
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It is no longer about an ideology; it's about shining President Trump's shoes.
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This year the spotlight is shining on a single blockbuster: Epic Games's Fortnite.
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The happy, shining faces of these teenage girls are meant to inspire trust.
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The video shows people gathering near the building and shining flashlights on windows.
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Michael leaned against a windowsill, the sky and the freeway shining behind him.
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"Golden hour shining upon the Sagrada Família Cathedral in Barcelona" by Henry Do
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"Carrie" was Brian De Palma; "Christine" was John Carpenter; "The Shining" was Kubrick.
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" Ms. Abernathy, he said, "was no exception and was often a shining example.
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That's what this democracy does — America is a shining example for the world.
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Just in case you weren't haunted by The Shining enough as a kid.
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Never since "The Shining" have axes had so much time in the spotlight.
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He should be forgiven, then, for making hay while the sun is shining.
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"'Doctor Sleep' was a sequel made 40 years after 'The Shining,'" he said.
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Following a shining moment in the first Democratic debate in the early summer.
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Rufus has also decorated his home with a poster for "The Shining" (1980).
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In 21994, Stephen King wrote a sequel to his 1977 novel The Shining.
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The shining exception, of course, was 2013, when they won the World Series.
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And of course, everything always looks sunny when the sun is shining, right?
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The sun is shining brightly outside the club that morning on December 22.
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His birthday, a national holiday, is called the Day of the Shining Star.
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I'm sure this is me singing Shining Star by Earth, Wind and Fire.
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Alongside It and The Shining, The Stand is probably King's most popular work.
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For too long, the autumnal spotlight has been shining in the wrong direction.
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Directed by: Mick GarrisWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: The Shining One of King's many issues with the classic Stanley Kubrick adaptation of The Shining is that you could tell Jack Nicholson's Jack Torrance was a homicidal psychopath from the get-go.
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Her family and Burnaz described Cristea as "our shining ray of light that will forever keep on shining in our hearts," and said they would be donating to charity all the money raised to help her since the March 22 attack.
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It's the shining bit of a very dark world, marked by inequality and hopelessness.
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But here was justice, as bright and shining as we imagined justice to be.
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Nestled among the repetitive answers and frustrating debates are brief, shining moments of hilarity.
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A powerful full moon in Libra arrives today, shining a light on your relationships.
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The Shining is mostly one close-up of a blurred face looking through doors.
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The Shining is mostly a close-up of a blurred face peering through doors.
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For what it's worth, William Shatner isn't a shining example of positive human behavior.
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The Shining Stars outlasted the New Day in the same match Cesaro took over.
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The sun is shining, or it isn't; panels are producing electricity, or they aren't.
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I love a good Room 237 conspiracy, so I enjoyed the whole Shining bit.
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It's Friday, the sun is shining, and suddenly all is well with the world.
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It's a shining light in an otherwise dim picture for third-party app support.
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Heaven has gained a shining star who showed how to live a positive life!
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"The entire world saw the cross of God shining despite the fire," Georgelin says.
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It's not everyday that you come across a modern day knight in shining armour.
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He topped off the look with a pair of shining, silver shoes and sunglasses.
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The sun was shining bright over the Bronx on a beautiful 43-degree day.
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The stories in Exhalation are a shining example of science fiction at its best.
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The dog influencer world has lost a shining star — and total sweetheart — too soon.
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Researchers can then activate these cells by shining light on them through optical fibers.
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And everybody else probably wouldn't mind heading to some shining city on a hill.
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When all else fails, shining a spotlight on your bill can often do wonders.
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The mom of two wore a a shining gold, form-fitting, cleavage-baring dress.
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In other words, NASA — and not the billionaires — will still be shining the light.
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HBO is shining a Lumos-powered wand on its library of Harry Potter movies.
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I share it with you and I urge you to keep shining your light.
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"You're not a star unless you're shining your light for other people," he says.
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Carbon has been a kind of shining beacon in the world of 3D printing.
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And it's those elements that make The Shining such an enduring (and terrifying) classic.
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But the Hawaii Style, ahi shining with shoyu and sesame oil, earned its name.
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A split laser shining at each mirror is located where the two tunnels meet.
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And the Game 2 playoffs display proved to be a shining moment for Wade.
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Now, that's not to say that Victoria's Secret is a shining beacon of diversity.
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This means they can make color pictures just by shining light onto the bacteria.
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Shining a light on the way data can mess with people's heads is fine.
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Her recent shoots have referenced The Shining, Trainspotting, and Johannes Vermeer's painting, The Milkmaid.
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While on the show, Nolé says he remembers her shining personality and glowing smile.
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"[Replication projects are] shining a light on the way we conduct research," Errington said.
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He will always be a shining light and a brilliant, loving and talented soul.
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Sarah Gadon – the show's shining light – gives a spine-tingling performance during Grace's confession.
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The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and there's blossom on the trees.
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The Shining was Kubrick's most poorly received work, and arguably his most commercial flick.
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"They look like really bright, shining objects in the infrared footage," said Dr. Burke.
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And I see my mother staring back at me, her red hair shining bright.
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They see raw talent, and love to polish certain people into beautifully shining diamonds.
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Come to think about it ... a remake of "The Shining" would be totally awesome.
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Missy's legacy has been a shining example of Afrofuturism since the term was coined.
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Your star's not shining at the moment, and how do you deal with it?
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We see the woman lying on a makeshift bed, a searchlight shining on her.
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Across American society, big data is shining a brilliant light on previously obscure relationships.
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Everyone is slowly unwinding and the weekend is just around the corner, shining bright.
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Shining a public spotlight on women founders and makers can definitely inspire and motivate.
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The sun is shining, your skin is glowing, and your thighs are...on fire.
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"When we reach out to be inclusive, we set a shining example," said Isaacs.
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I grew up in England under New Labour, Tony Blair's smile shining over me.
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"The Shining" is layered into Jordan Peele's directorial debut like a three-tier cake.
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The sun may be shining on the industrials and manufacturers, but not without cost.
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That fact came shining through in an enlightening-if-unscientific new NBC News report.
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From his yellow eyes she feels hatred of the purest kind shining upon her.
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There are some shining exceptions, such as Yehudi Menuhin, Mstislav Rostropovich and Daniel Barenboim.
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"There is no need for a wall from sea to shining sea," Nielsen said.
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A string of cars with their headlights shining extended back from the ticket booth.
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Our mast will display an orange halo shining a light on gun violence awareness.
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The new musical "Bright Star" will be shining for just a few more weeks.
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Metacritic Score: 59/100The little boy from "The Shining," Danny, is now an adult.
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Alongside Marcelo Álvarez's Des Grieux, she's the shining light in Richard Eyre's uninspired production.
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She picks up his spectacles shining like two coins, balances them on his nose.
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Sangmorakot translates into "shining emerald" in English, but the gym itself isn't particularly shiny.
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" Stecker continues, adding, "having the sun shining all year round isn't so bad either.
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The freighter's gigantic engines were throbbing, their heat shining through the thick steel hull.
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That was a shining moment in my career — I was very proud of that.
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""I would look at the beauty around me, the sun shining through the trees.
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The Moon opposes Pluto at 10:50 PM, shining light on a power struggle.
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WATG and Wimberly Interiors included shining LEDs to mimic the New Museum's exterior lights.
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Because exposing evil, shining light on wrongs and fighting injustice is what we do.
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Thanks to you, Ma, I can't stay home, especially if the sun is shining.
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Second, the House majority set a shining example of duty in a dark time.
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Boston in 1776 was the "shining city on a hill" prophesied by John Winthrop.
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It wasn't all rainbows and sunshine and a shining city on a glittering hill.
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I like to imagine grassy banks and flower-filled pastures shining in the sun.
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Lévy, 22016, is a shining example of how the federation's development system is working.
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He announced every minute until the sun disappeared and a shining diamond ring appeared.
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Mr. Fujimori is credited, however, with dismantling the Shining Path, Peru's deadly extremist organization.
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The sun was shining bright outside, and the sky was a clear, cold blue.
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After the Australian fires, other stars are also shining the spotlight on climate change.
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No surprise: A light shining through a pinhole makes a dot on the screen.
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He was 13 and shining shoes when he decided to leave on his own.
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Let's build on that progress and continue being a shining example to the world.
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Donald Trump went to Saudi Arabia and was apparently awed by a shining orb.
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Karr picked "The Shining," Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece of horror, as one of her favorites.
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He presided over a campaign against the Shining Path that cost thousands of lives.
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For me, America is that shining city on a hill that Ronald Reagan envisioned.
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I have a signed first-edition of Stephen King's "The Shining" on my bookshelf.
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Central bankers have a favorite mantra: Patch the roof while the sun is shining.
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Central bankers have a favorite mantra: Patch the roof while the sun is shining.
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It's named for the inn in "The Shining," the horror classic by Stephen King.
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My daughters at the picnic tables at lunch, their hair shining in the sun.
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I mean that it's a shining example of what a Friday puzzle can be.
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His excellent prose and a powerful story fuel this shining quasar of a book.
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The Moon is in Aquarius, shining down on the relationship sector of your chart.
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St. John became a child star with a shining debut in the series Happy Days.
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They illuminated the future by shining a light backwards onto classical, folk and jazz elements.
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However, somewhat inexplicably, Netflix removed The Shining on October 1, a full month before Halloween.
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The sun is shining and his head is tilted back, but it is clearly Musaab.
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The shining light is Josiah, who wins the spelling bee and really hams it up.
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I wouldn't be surprised if the sun itself stopped shining today, just to spite us.
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The nighttime stars shining start to seem a little less extraordinary, a little less new.
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Although Jean-Marie likes to stay in the background, his discography is already shining bright.
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There will be times, critics say, when there's no sun shining and no wind blowing.
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Life is good, and the sun is shining, at least wherever Popcaan is right now.
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The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and nature is at one with itself.
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It is love; it is life; Pokémon Go is a shining torch in our life.
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"You really should get one; they're wonderful," he gloated, a shining statue in each hand. .
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A farmers market filled a parking lot down the street from the shining county courthouse.
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His generous heart and shining spirit along with an intelligence, curiosity, wit and humor inspired.
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"Not many people have been shining a light on this type of marriage," Jennings said.
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But it backpedaled on worries about clashes with coca farmers backed by the Shining Path.
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Now, at least half the time, she ends up with a knight in shining armor.
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We were still committed to shining bright on behalf of the 3,000 people we lost.
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Thanks for shining your light on our home of Annapolis and telling all the stories.
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I awoke to see them standing above me, a light shining brightly into my face.
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However, the shining jab came from Nixon who dished an insult calling Cuomo a liar.
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Canonical's Ubuntu is one of the many shining success stories of the grand Linux experiment.
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"He was a shining light, who lifted everyone up at all times," the GoFundMe states.
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Some of the classic flicks tackled so far include E.T., Ghost, The Shining and Alien.
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Taraji P. Henson's new film role is shining a spotlight on women in the workforce.
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A shining example of where successful bear recovery has occurred is in Yellowstone National Park.
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It is a shining light in the darkness and ugliness that 2016 has brought about.
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On the bright side, the absurdity of it all did allow for some shining moments.
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The box is still sitting on top of its packaging on my bed, cellophane shining.
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By shining a spotlight on her "issues" instead of her talent, he is minimizing her.
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Billquist was a shining star in our community, and she will clearly be greatly missed.
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Here are seven places to witness the most spectacular fireworks from sea to shining sea.
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Look east after sunset, and you should spot the bright planet shining above the horizon.
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Don't let the Kim in your life keep you from shining even after you're gone.
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Those changes can be detected at a distance by shining a laser through the cable.
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I think with shining a light on this, now is the time to change it.
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Panono continues to be a shining example of everything that can go wrong with crowdfunding.
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At the end of a rough year, this video is a shining beacon of hope.
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Shining from the compass of my heart The compass had guided him back to music.
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Without a battery, you could fly a drone as long as the sun keeps shining.
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Moves elsewhere were mixed, with Japan's Nikkei the shining star in Asia rising 22017 percent.
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And their friendship is the only light shining down in the bleak, bleak Westerosi universe.
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Gal Gadot of "Wonder Woman" wore a shining sliver dress with a fringe-like skirt.
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The hostess, a shining light of cheeriness at the Royal Dragon, called us a taxi.
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Truth be told ... in that one shining moment, Aaron Carter was King of Sin City.
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"He was the brightest shining star and we carry him in our hearts," she wrote.
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From sea to shining sea, and with amber waves of grain, America runs on beer.
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Our shining Sun and others like it can live around 10 billion years or so.
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With the sun shining behind the rover, Opportunity captured an image of its long shadow.
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And your brilliance, shining light on to this, speaking truth, is nothing short of heroic.
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But the atmosphere that is youth activism is the brightest light shining in that darkness.
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The Moon is in your sign, Aquarius, and it's shining its love down on you!
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"The Shining" is a rare type of horror film: one that keeps the lights on.
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It is pure radiant happiness, shining through the cloud of life's countless tragedies and tribulations.
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They were disoriented from living in a place where the overhead lights never stopped shining.
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Our girl is in her room, the light still on, shining in her closed eyes.
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The carpet pattern in Sid's house in Toy Story matches the carpet in The Shining.
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"I want to be a shining example for those who come after me," Boulet wrote.
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Visually mind-blowing sci-fi w/ noir roots shining through in a tight, twisty mystery.
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"A lot of people are shining some bright lights where they are needed," Tobin says.
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From sea to shining sea, prom acts as the receptacle for every teenager's wildest imaginings.
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Goodness exists as a transcendent moral category, a shining polestar pulling characters toward the light.
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Thanks to tax cuts and deregulation, the economic sun is shining on the United States.
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"We do not support a medieval border wall from sea to shining sea," Jeffries said.
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But Mr. Fujimori remains popular among many Peruvians for crushing the Shining Path rebel group.
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"The chief justice looked out the window, and the sun was shining brightly," she said.
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He always had the coolest cards, and so he surprised us with this shining Charizard.
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Three unnamed rainstorms in as many weeks fell in America's shining city in a bowl.
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He is eclipsed by the sulfuric glower of Conkling and the shining personality of Garfield.
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The shocking case is shining a light on forced marriage and marital rape in Sudan.
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To the Editor: The American dream is a shining beacon of hope around the world.
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It's an important thing he did in terms of shining the light on police misconduct.
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He was the builder of shining towers just west over the horizon in the city.
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Yeah, pretty much like the spotless and shining vision from our wildest Williams Sonoma dreams.
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George Clooney is returning to the screen — this time playing a knight in shining armor.
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Can you keep the love light shining after your partner's brain has begun to dim?
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Face the window and place the camera in front of the light shining onto you.
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ET start and despite sun shining elsewhere on the surrounding peaks, they would not disperse.
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Like all of Mr. McPherson's plays, "Shining City" crosses that same divide with astonishing grace.
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When they feel the spotlight shining on them, they have been responsive to public opinion.
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"The sun should be shining," Stidham said during an April 22 live broadcast on Instagram.
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From Shao's point of view, it's like the sun is shining from behind his head.
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And every hour, down in that shining, blistered republic, someone will pause to whisper Henry!
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In an interview, Armistead thanked the president for shining a light on their final argument.
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You wake up, the sun is shining, lashes on, hair is up, done and done!
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What a bright, shining light she was, and will continue to be, to our community.
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Luna is shining her love down on you as we descend into Mercury retrograde madness.
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Ultimately Shining Swarm takes gold, with Limers and Team Primary following for silver and bronze.
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And that means it's not quite the shining beacon of jihadist recruitment it once was.
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are a shining example of staying together through thick and thin.
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Sun shining, footy on the TV. Arsenal on the cusp of their perennial second place.
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That night, we set up in the living room, with a projector playing The Shining.
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The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and all seems well with the world.
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Kay Jewelers and its diamonds unfortunately aren't shining in the most flattering light, yet again.
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Regardless, today they live on as shining reminders of our legacy as wonderers and explorers.
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You have the power to end domestic violence simply by shining a spotlight on it.
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By shining pulses of blue light, the researchers were able to control the robot's movements.
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It's easy to fail to get ready for a storm when the sun is shining.
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So it's about shining a light on them and celebrating the work that they do.
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But some people don't want to fix it, and their true colors are shining bright.
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Mr. Pirog plays snarled, overlapping guitar lines that seem to be shining through warped glass.
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But the sun was still shining, and the air above the panels shimmered with heat.
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As if the sun had left the sky and was shining out through his eyes.
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The track lights shining down from the high ceiling make deep hollows of his eyes.
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Mr. Odede is a co-founder and the chief executive of Shining Hope for Communities.
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Instead, he powers the robots by shining lasers on tiny solar panels on their backs.
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Pogba is clearly capable of shining even for a coach he does not particularly love.
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" There, he found "Life immemorial in the streets, / All the amphibious elements shining like suns.
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Popular culture is also shining a new light on black veganism and bringing more converts.
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Hardly a trope goes unturned in A DUKE IN SHINING ARMOR (Avon) by Loretta Chase.
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I've come to call this massive and dangerous sect the Cult of the Shining City.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William are shining a spotlight on an important cause: global warming.
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" She added that her husband and daughter "are shining on us to light the way.
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The most coveted one in the stack was always the darkest, shining with clarified butter.
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I loved the bright lights of the Louisiana Superdome, shining off the silver Oakland helmets.
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One cannot truly love East High's premiere diva without fully appreciating their own shining qualities.
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I see it shining plain, The happy highways where I went And cannot come again.
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In fact, there is a clear, shining line connecting Lincoln and King, and President Obama.
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He has performed solidly at times, shining lately in a 1-0 win on Jan.
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Mr. Mehta is actually in Deb Amlen's decade column, a shining example of cruciverbal ambition.
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But persevering, the waves of migrants finally arrived, shining briefly on sun-warmed, leafy branches.
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He's not surprised the national spotlight is shining on Abrams, and ambitious Democrats -- like Sen.
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Because of the light shining in from the hallway, I had no sense of time.
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Bo luc lac, filet mignon slapped with honey, soy and butter, is shining and unimprovable.
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The #MeToo movement has been instrumental in shining light on the darkness of sexual abuse.
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Kyle posted a picture with his sister at the wedding under the shining Florida sun.
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As BAN kept working on e-waste issues, Total Reclaim became the nonprofit's shining example.
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He wants to be the shining beacon of civil engagement and action in this country.
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The fact is, Trump can pardon any federal crime, ranging from moon-shining to treason.
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Not exactly the shining employment performance record one would expect of a White House official.
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Our own black, shining prince, who didn't hesitate to die because, he loved us all.
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"It seems interesting that a shoe shining culture still exists in Tijuana," Mr. Michaels said.
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They keep the lights on when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing.
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For now we have discerning, still-grieving fans like Greenman, shining light where they can.
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"Shining example or third-world state?" a recent headline on a local news website asked.
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It rose up to the sky, teeny-tiny, and then dropped into shining water. Pock!
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It's perhaps most well-known for being the inspiration for Stephen King's book The Shining.
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The shining attribute of each of his pieces are the oversized eyes with beady gazes.
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Sometimes you've got to do dirty work to get that one shining moment of glory.
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In this case, they're shining a light on a whole underappreciated art neighborhood: Downtown Brooklyn.
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Directed by: Stanley KubrickWritten by: Stanley Kubrick and Diane JohnsonBased on: The Shining The Shining isn't King's least favorite adaptation of his work — he's maligned plenty other films on this list — but his distaste for the 1980 take on his novel is well documented.
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Because for a brief, shining moment, it appeared that the show would actually do something different.
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The sun is shining and the flowers are putting on a really major show right now.
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"He said, Mom, see you're in the limo, the sun's shining, you can nap!" she says.
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"Doctor Sleep" is based on "The Shining" sequel of the same name from author Stephen King.
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The shining remnants of her past and future projects can be seen scattered throughout her workspace.
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Co-starring Anthony Anderson, blackish has been one of ABC's shining stars in terms of diversity.
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Garland, the shining star of MGM, was just 19, and Rose was 12 years her senior.
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Saturn will appear to the left of Mars in the sky, shining an untwinkling golden color.
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Also, Jupiter and Saturn will still be shining brightly—Saturn was in opposition just last month.
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Like, the kind caused by some dumbass shining a laser pointer directly into the pilot's eyes.
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America is the country people around the world look to as the shining example of liberty.
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When it comes to recording a post-fight celebration pose, Rousey's judoka roots start shining through.
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On the eve of the vote, Reagan described America as a shining "city on a hill".
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We're not always seen as the knight in shining armor, or that super-masculine, hunky character.
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Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission found that Shining Path personally killed or disappeared at least 30,000.
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That's because her date decided that he wanted to be her knight in shining armor... literally.
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But what was shining brighter than both their grins was Palin's diamond ring on that finger.
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Thankfully, Robbie's shining performance cuts through the murk like a neon sign in a dark alleyway.
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One shining example is the rapid growth of Utah's tech industry — the rise of Silicon Slopes.
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" "We do not need 2,000 miles (3,200 km) of concrete wall from sea to shining sea.
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But people can reduce the number of fires and injuries raging from sea to shining sea.
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And that's why we consider the wrap dress to be our wardrobe's knight in shining armor.
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Take the image of a Native American on a can of baking powder in "The Shining".
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Late in the game, Kat's friend Raven arrives as the would-be prince in shining armor.
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He was also a believer in the skyscraper as a global symbol of the shining metropolis.
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I hope this is a shining example of what's to come from developers on newer games.
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It may be raining men, but Underwood, 54, will be shining bright in her trench coat.
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On the ground floor of the restaurant, they built a shining, questionably hygienic, 15-person sauna.
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FOR MOST of the past decade Germany has been a shining exception to Europe's economic weakness.
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"Thank you, my dear daughter," my mother had whispered with shining eyes, "for saving my life."
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The show's version of Krypton is far from the shining utopia it's usually imagined to be.
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Isan is already putting her title to great use by shining a light on mental health.
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Borderless travel in Europe is all but over, threatening a shining achievement of the European Union.
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Dr Toreini's technique starts by shining a light through a piece of paper from the back.
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It's about shining a light on the problems we have in race relations across this country.
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Their visits are shining a light on a crisis that has faded from the national spotlight.
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But, that shining vision for Libra is clouded by a big concern: Facebook is behind it.
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With rosacea, it's not gonna be shining through the night, but it can get pretty red.
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"She is a shining light for women, for immigrants, for Muslims around the world," Motley said.
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But the man shining up front for the Buffalo Bills is actually a Miami Dolphins castoff.
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It's when you can be in the middle of a rainstorm and the sun is shining.
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Her knight in shining armor finally arrived, complete with a thermos and an amusingly thick accent.
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This week on the MashReads Podcast, we read and discuss Stephen King's wintery thriller The Shining.
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Your knight in shining armor at the end of a long, hard day at the office.
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To increase paychecks by rebuilding America with green and modern infrastructure – from sea to shining sea.
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Paulsen says "the most shining example" of their winking humor was the infamous "finger Prince" joke.
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They are the shining chef kisses of joy (👨🏻🍳 😘 👌) in the hellscape of online.
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My boat trundles through the blackness, beacon shining out into the dark, and I get worried.
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Maggie Hassan, New Hampshire's current governor, is a shining example of how the political is personal.
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"The industry is very defensive about people coming in and shining a light on the industry."
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Aretha Franklin was one of God's precious gifts to the world—one of God's shining jewels.
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But to the rest of the world it was a shining beacon of freedom and safety.
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There's an explosion, some sharks, Jack Nicholson's character in The Shining and even a magical Spiceception.
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The date balls were the real shining light of the day, if not the entire week.
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Twelve years later, the US Supreme Court made it the law from sea to shining sea.
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The Coastal Barrier Resources Act (CBRA), passed in 1982 with bipartisan support, is a shining example.
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"I don't worry about it," Mr. Cyrus said, aviator glasses shining on a New York street.
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Then there was deeply pink pomegranate, with a tartness shining through the milky ice cream base.
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It's late afternoon and the sun comes in through the window, shining directly into my eyes.
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A kind of shining wire bag we're all trapped in, which might explain some shit, right?
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"He saw America as a shining city on a hill," Mr. Obama said, referring to Reagan.
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Specifically, "Doctor Sleep" will include parts of "The Shining" that didn't make it into Kubrick's movie.
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Patterson told investigators he saw Jayme's father through the front door window, shining a flashlight outside.
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" Trump sounds the polar opposite of Ronald Reagan's ode to the "shining city on a hill.
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Marvin Gaye "Go" — The Black Keys "Toast" — Koffee "Boo'd Up" — Ella Mai "Shining" — DJ Khaled ft.
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The mountains shot up thousands of feet from the peaceful green valley with its shining river.
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He added some glamour to the casual look by wearing a floral cape and shining flats.
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Beyond Linden Boulevard, we passed the Canarsie Yard, full of shining trains taking their midday naps.
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Early on he was a shining media star, but he has been in decline ever since.
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We are no longer the "shining city upon a hill" heralded by Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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Its brief shining moment in the journalistic spotlight was being complicated by much more familiar issues.
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Like PDAs, MP20013 players are a technology that had a brief, shining moment in the spotlight.
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" Another colleague said of Mallory, "When he likes you, it's like the sun shining on you.
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Gore hadn't been the knight in shining armor he portrayed himself to be in his testimony.
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She's her own knight in shining armor wearing a Dolce & Gabbana dress atop a white horse.
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Or would he create in himself and others a shining example of peace, dignity and compassion.
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My second batch offered a glimmer on day two and was shining strong by day four.
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Remember the first time those shining promises tangled together, like two cars speeding through an intersection.
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In an ideal world, science journalism will make science stronger by shining a light upon it.
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We'd like to thank #TalkingEgg for shining a limelight on #mentalhealth tonight with an important message.
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But the landscape is slowly changing, and diversity advocates have been shining a light on disability.
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But it's not like Minnesota is a shining example of bipartisanship in an increasingly partisan world.
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The sun was shining, birds were chirping, and my neighbors were outside playing with their kids.
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While the original is a shining feat of mellow, languid flavors, this one is deliciously bold.
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Those feelings of detachment, worthlessness, insecurity that I described earlier are shining examples of just that.
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One day the sun is shining and all is intact, the next day everything is broken.
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Inside the club, the soon-to-be-wedded couple showed some PDA ... with diamonds still shining.
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"If Ramona is the sun shining on you, it's a warm place to be," explained Scafaria.
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The NHL loves it because he's their poster boy, shining a beautiful spotlight on the sport.
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The sun shining, the birds on the beach with their tits out—it was fuckin' fantastic.
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Cue the entrance of Taylor's knight in shining armor: the pastry chef Adam Dale (Duane Henry).
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The sun is shining and I thought we could try that new restaurant in Mt. Kisco.
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As the saying goes though, the wind isn't always blowing and the sun isn't always shining.
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The Northern lights, the exhibition seems to suggest, are shining brightly and more defiantly than ever.
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To understand this, try shining a flashlight at a mirror from an angle in the dark.
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Spring back in my step,Sun shining all around me,I head to where I'm needed.
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That the phrase "shining ideals of our democracy" appears five pages earlier also dulls the point.
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It was dark now, and the lights shining on the Brooklyn Bridge reflected off the water.
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In telling his story, Douglas cannot avoid shining a spotlight on his illustrious if enigmatic family.
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What I did not get was the kitchen staff to help keep the stainless steel shining.
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In row after row, the L.E.D.s shining these colors call to mind strings of Christmas lights.
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"Get Out," a shining example of that inclusivity, has at least some experts on its side.
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JB: Like the IMF there you have to fix the roof when the sun is shining.
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" Ronald Reagan famously spoke of America as a moral lodestar — a "shining city on a hill.
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Where will the energy come from when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing?
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Ms. Smith is "somewhat walleyed," as she writes in her new book, with shining gray eyes.
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Jacqueline Green has hit a new level this season, elevating premieres and shining in classic repertory.
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"The medicine is like shining a light on whatever conflict needs to be resolved," he said.
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Our glorious pluralistic and democratic credentials should make us a shining beacon for the global South.
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For one brief shining moment, however, the flight center was an embodiment of the jet age.
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The sun is shining bright and we are thankful to have a table with an umbrella.
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She somehow doesn't let all this darkness stop her from shining, and flourishing, despite the pain.
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Technician Louise Yamada says there's one chart showing that gold's shining rally is far from over.
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The oranges take on an almost "stained glass" look at night, with light shining behind them.
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The film follows Ewan McGregor as an adult Danny Torrance after the events of The Shining.
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And Mr Rajput continues to cajole vast old machines into producing tiny gems of shining type. ■
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"I think we have shining stars ahead of us," says de Armas, who is Hispanic herself.
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The very act of shining a light on Trump's misbehavior would limit his freedom of action.
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"It takes you to a place that the light is not shining in," Terrell Cunningham said.
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History also suggests that, over time, some of these shining conservative stars will redirect their light.
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The book is a sequel to The Shining, the movie adaptation of which King notoriously hated.
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We heard stories about employees shining a flashlight on you if you were dancing too close.
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"Patient groups have been seen to be knights in shining armor and above reproach," Emanuel said.
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If Coppolella says, "I will build my shining city on this mound," he's not necessarily wrong.
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A lot of them are either begging or selling Kleenex or chewing gum or shining shoes.
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Main characters and knights in shining armor die (or worse), and innocents are slaughtered in droves.
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"I love the new catchphrase 'Your shining moment,' because those are the things as a parent you try to instill in your kids — to know that life is precious and there are rough times, but there are some shining moments you need to celebrate," Williams said.
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Unless Congress and the agriculture industry respond forcefully to the president's trade initiatives, it is one more nail in the coffin of U.S. leadership, in not only our shining cities on the hill, but also in our shining farms and small towns across our great country.
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And so that says you can have your shining visions of the future and transformative, energy pathways.
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The homage to Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" in the opening is notable, too, for its irritation level.
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Simpson cautioned not to walk around with the blacklights shining directly into your eyeballs all the time.
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Tina Kover's translation from French is lively and complex, with Négar Djavadi's rich, elegant sentences shining through.
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You would think that such a terrible showing would be impossible to gild into a shining achievement.
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The Sun in Pisces has been shining brightly on the sector of your chart that rules finances!
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"Thanks for shining bright with me @katyperry & Angela 💛🧡💖 @koraorganics #NoniBright," Kerr captioned the photo.
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The note said simply, "I am from Ayacucho," birthplace of the brutal 230s militant group Shining Path.
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But again, I'm just hoping that shining a light on some of these issues will right them.
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The country star sings in front of frosted fir trees, with a bright spotlight shining behind him.
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The Moon's love is shining down on you, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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He declares that black lives matter, while shining a light on the concerns of Rust Belt whites.
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The sun was shining and I was drinking my coffee and I felt sick to my stomach.
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To us, the #MirandaSolidarity bag is shining a light on a woman whose value system we admire.
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When I woke up the next day, the sun was shining and the sky was perfectly blue.
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But people still bring their expectations into it, that shining ideal of the game in their heads.
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There's no doubting that Kendall Jenner is one of the shining stars in the world of celebrity.
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I don't know if I had bad parents or what, but they let me watch The Shining.
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Molly has the ability to hear thoughts, a power known in the Stephen King universe as shining.
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It's probably a much-needed escape from Hollywood — and the spotlight shining on their own personal lives.
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Sympathy for Shining Path and bin Laden, by contrast, is not a common left position basically anywhere.
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Did I miss the memo that says one woman's light shining makes the others around her dimmer?
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After all, people don't just want electricity when the wind is blowing or the sun is shining.
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Ahead, we've compiled 14 hacks that had even the sleepiest among us rising and shining with ease.
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The Lodge is haunted by its predecessors: a dash of The Shining, a twist of The Exorcist.
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Juicero's Wi-Fi connected home juicer was always a shining beacon of Silicon Valley's most indulgent tendencies.
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Yet, On My Block isn't the only shining example of motherhood through the Latinx lens on Netflix.
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They also said the very first movie they watched in the dark space was, suitably, 'The Shining.'
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Lunar love is shining down on you, but, unfortunately, that doesn't mean today will be totally easy.
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You could even see the oil from the mac and cheese shining on the plate when served.
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Khan's death "was a shining example of the valor and bravery inculcated into our military," McCain said.
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I like that you can really feel a sense of each artist's sensibility shining throughout the series.
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Indeed, they occasionally sing songs by a group of musicians who call themselves Hikaru Genji (Shining Genji).
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"Thanks for shining bright with me @katyperry & Angela 💛🧡💖 @koraorganics #NoniBright" Kerr captioned the photo.
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But lurking below the shining feminist bastion of fists and charm lurks a very, very big problem.
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The Moon is in Leo today, shining down on the friendship and community sector of your chart.
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And porn is great and all, but it's not always a shining expression of healthy sexual attitudes.
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Tschabalala Self reflects on the vibrant environment of bodegas, shining focus on who owns and frequents them.
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But her diamond earrings and shining black jacket did make her look a little above the ordinary.
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The shining beacon of celebrity coupledom that was Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has been snuffed out.
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Last year Pablo nearly went all the way by visualizing the word "forgiveness" in bright shining letters.
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When Chance the Rapper smiles, it's like a bright beam of sunshine shining right into our hearts.
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Music is, once again, mirroring our times and shining society right back at our down-turned faces.
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The sun is shining a little brighter and women everywhere have their summer anthems locked in advance.
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Rather than being a national embarrassment, Britain's welfare reform could eventually become a shining example for others.
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" This is so far from President Reagan's praise of America as the "shining city on a hill.
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She waited to talk about the light shining through all of those cracks in the glass ceiling.
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