Fancy sex in the shower with a little something extra?
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There's just something extra special about how Montreal does it.
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But for Lovato, makeup is something extra, not an essential.
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There was always something extra he could do for someone.
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But the ones that last give the player something extra.
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Everything tastes fresh and flavorful, and a little something extra.
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Everything tastes fresh and flavorful, and a little something extra.
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It was just that little something extra that was missing.
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"We're looking for players who have something extra," he said.
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And I'm glad I'm able to do something extra big.
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We're just suggesting that you add a little something extra.
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We want our holiday brunch to have that little something extra.
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Having some friends over and want to serve something extra fun?
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Kylie Jenner might have something extra special to celebrate this year.
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At a certain point, you might need a little something extra.
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McCain, leadership required something extra, something deep from within oneself: sacrifice.
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KN: I love to take a risk and try something extra.
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These flexing fathers are truly something extra to celebrate this weekend.
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In the region of Berner Oberland, the Alpabzug comes with something extra.
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She pleaded with the guards for something extra to shelter her family.
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Duff Goldman whipped up something extra sweet this weekend: his own wedding!
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But, now she's getting something extra special: A documentary about her life.
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Once again, I was pressed for time and wanted something extra special.
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And I could accomplish something extra with the additional time at home.
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But the something "extra" you get may simply be keeping your job.
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Aren't we all called at moments like these to do something extra?
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But her latest novel has something extra — flashes of comedy amid the chaos.
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I just hope Adilene does something extra clever to get back at Teddy.
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But when, if you liked someone, you'd maybe write something extra in theirs?
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Sydney: There is something extra special in here aside from all the fat.
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"It just brings a little something extra to the table," Popsugar reports vaguely.
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They are easy to throw on and add something extra to any outfit.
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Mean Girls fans will have something extra special to look forward to on Jan.
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Am I gonna be watching a football game and have something extra for celery?
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That way, you both have something extra to look forward to during the trip.
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There is something extra titillating about this season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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A role like Robert depends enormously on who plays it for that something extra.
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He had that little something extra tonight, and we caught the brunt of it.
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The bear was enjoying his time in the bubbles, but needed a little something extra.
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The Walking Dead is going to be giving you a little something extra very soon.
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" Roslyn, however, remembers something extra: "Then I immediately told him how to hold the flag!
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Seth Meyers and his wife have something extra special to be thankful for this year!
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But more than just a cleanser, makeup melters typically give you a little something extra.
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Starting next year, every new home built in California will have something extra on top.
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You need to have something additional, something extra, something that can really show your passion.
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But this week, visitors were treated to something extra special at the park — pink snow.
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However, recent surveys suggest most Cubans make something extra under the table, which includes DJs.
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In the postseason, everyone else got tight and uncomfortable and tried to do something extra.
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Every lady barber in here know how to do something extra special with her clippers.
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There's something extra sweet about a pre-holiday sale that kicks off in mid-November.
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They give me something extra every time I step into the Octagon in front of them.
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They walk in the room and you think to yourself, Hmm, this person has something extra.
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Lots of universities have fine economics departments, but having the stock exchange nearby adds something extra.
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Being first in line and receiving a cool gift as a little something extra, that's what.
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"The pilot said she had something extra-special to be thankful for that Thanksgiving," Silverman says.
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This time, though, Remini added in a little something extra to their hype session: a slap.
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Taraji P. Henson had something extra-special waiting for her under the Christmas tree this year.
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It's pretty much the same exact flavor as regular Diet Coke, with a little something extra.
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"We've all needed something extra to laugh about the last seven months, and this has helped."
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Collado said "Hyperlinked" is not unlike other shows for teens, there's just a little something extra.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Red hot There may be a little something extra in your California red wine.
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Use this homemade chili oil to give frozen or take-out dumplings a little something extra.
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She brings fresh modes of representation to her scenes that give her Maine images something extra.
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The best bottle warmersYou might think a baby bottle warmer is something extra that's not necessary.
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Kim said she wanted to do something extra-special to celebrate the couple's five-year anniversary.
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These illustrated books all offer something extra tempting, making them ideal candidates for splurge-worthy gifts.
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A picture may already speak a thousand words, but sometimes it might just benefit from something extra.
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Completely unnecessary, but a little something extra to discover, enjoy, and perhaps unleash on your unknowing friends.
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But no matter your pet name of choice, they all equate to one thing: something extra-cozy.
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The bakers at Ovenly add a little something extra with a garnish of chunky, flaky sea salt.
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There's something extra horrible about shitting your pants when there's a toilet right in front of you.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... OBJ wanted to do something extra special for Landry's 27th birthday on Nov.
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Both players excel on the mound, and they both bring a little something extra beyond their pitching.
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It's a familiar story, but Stratagem is adding a little something extra to sweeten the pot: artificial intelligence.
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In addition to fashion, TV could use a little something extra in terms of female representation as well.
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Atamanuik's comedic timing is near (stable) genius, and his impersonation brings a little something extra to the table.
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When you're a child trick-or-treating at the White House, a little something extra would be nice.
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Not to mention, the pastel hues add that little something extra we always seek out in our accessories.
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GL: You want to get rid of something, extra material, anything that doesn't fit in a garbage bag.
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Some prefer a low-maintenance, wash-and-go kind of routine; others like to spring for something extra.
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The Phantom 4 I saw also had a little something extra inside the battery housing: a registration number.
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Plus, you have access to your clit to add a little something extra for yourself with your hands.
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We cannot afford to dismiss the arts as something expendable, an unnecessary luxury, as something extra, like dessert.
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Emily: So, in order to be sold, it has to be something extra special that they&aposre offering.
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When customers write a review about a product, they earn points that can be spent on something extra.
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Front Burner Sweeter Cards offer a thoughtful card with a little something extra — a full-size chocolate bar.
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All the while, we got to bask in the gorgeous displays that added something extra to the store.
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Serve with a can of black beans if you want something extra, and sautéed spinach for something green.
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For last night's "Hand in Hand" hurricane relief telethon, Stevie Wonder decided to add something extra to the script.
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The team has launched 16 balloons since 2010, with each cooler carrying cameras, transmitters, and a little something extra.
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But since it was TS, she gave it a little something extra with a dance break at the end.
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But the company had a little something extra up its sleeve this time: an honest-to-goodness release date.
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At the Geneva Motor Show, there's a constant temptation for companies to do something extra flamboyant or eye-grabbing.
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In the case of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo star Kaitlyn Cardwell, that "something extra" was a third thumb.
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But I think there's really something extra about going through a game together, having to coordinate what you're doing.
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And yet, I still can't really ignore that there does seem to be something extra special about this record.
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As No Shoes Nation knows, there's something extra special about a summer night spent at a Kenny Chesney concert.
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"We're constantly changing and getting better … every week you'll have something extra and something special," the bank's boss added.
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So you'll likely end up throwing in something extra, like a pair of socks, just to reach that minimum.
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With so many bingeworthy movies and TV shows at your fingertips, filmmakers need something extra to grab viewers' attention.
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It comes with stretchers and hardware to mount it properly in any room that needs a little something extra.
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My something extra was starting something nine months ago at the Aspen Institute called Weave: The Social Fabric Project.
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Instead, I found singles and couples of various ages and gender presentations looking for something extra, something different, something more.
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The practice began in feudal Europe, she said, when servants were given something extra on top of their regular wage.
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Or, if you don't want to wear something extra, you could just set a recurring alarm for yourself, she says.
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Vanngo gave Gomez's style something extra with a deep side part, which offers up plenty of va-va-voom volume.
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But while you have the chance, it's also the perfect opportunity to save big and get a little something extra.
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He honors his role as a parent every day, but in celebration of Father's Day, he's done something extra special.
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From an eyelash stapler to brow wigs, these makeup products are sure to add something extra to your beauty routine.
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Confession: I have contoured before, so I have to do something extra millennial to take this to the next level.
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But the 1971 book contains something extra: an erudite satire of contemporary art, often expounded upon by an insufferable mansplainer.
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They're planning on starting a family soon — should we send something extra special for the baby and call it good?
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" In a 1962 article for the British magazine The Spectator, Iris Murdoch wrote that "the mythical is not something 'extra.
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When you have a lot to do, adding something extra, even as small as a liner, might be too much.
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"Hopefully if I make it and it helps the sport to grow, that would be something extra, and very good."
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When it comes to baby products, you might think a baby bottle warmer is something extra that&aposs not necessary.
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There's a glut of so many funny people, so it's like, maybe I can add something extra to what I'm doing.
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Absent something extra like paying hush money to somebody or lying to a government investigator it just simply is not obstruction.
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Ahead of UFC London, Bisping spoke of how he gets something "extra" when he fights in front of his home support.
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However, police officers broke up the operation after they caught wind of two employees adding a little something extra to orders.
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"Do your job as well as you possibly can, and once every three months surprise us with something extra," he said.
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"We might be able to set up something extra over and above" what a W-2 worker can do, Rattiner said.
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You pay in advance for something extra — in this case, guaranteed cheaper rides, even if there's heavy traffic or bad weather.
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In the lead-up to the Apollo 11 launch, O'Brien persuaded NASA to include a little something extra in the payload.
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A little something extra New Kopi Jantan Tradisional Natural Herbs Coffee is being recalled -- because it contains a Viagra-like ingredient.
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"It gives you that little something extra," Kristofer Buckle told us, makeup artist to Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, and Blake Lively.
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And even if your special someone is an awesome gift-giver, who says you can't treat yourself to something extra, too?
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If you're looking for a great gift for the holiday season, now is your chance to get something extra from Apple.
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The color gives a nod to her bedside table, but the tall shape and drawer space adds a little something extra.
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But these butt-kicking women are offering something extra, going straight for the gut with appeals centered on affecting personal narratives.
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We were told also by our friend from Iraq that they have been doing something extra in terms of their performance.
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Inauguration Day, January 20, might have a little something extra, if a marijuana activist succeeds in giving away 4,200 joints in Washington.
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But movie night is about more than just the movie, and here we've picked out our favorite apps for adding something extra.
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There's something extra unnerving about the robo-Lincoln when you watch the video demonstration with the Ken Burns-style Civil War music.
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"If you're looking for something extra steamy, with perhaps a flavor of kink, this can be a great position," Dr. Powell says.
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With so much choice, you might never run out of options and surprises for bringing something extra to the bedroom (or wherever).
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The church is empty at this time of day, the way Annie likes it, because it shows that she's doing something extra.
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A gift card allows a teacher to get a little something extra to make the classroom more inviting and fun for students.
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Charging cables are cheap and already come with most devices, so why bother buying something extra if it won't change your life?
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But there's always a craving to do something extra heavy and hyper-angry, whereas Touché is kind of more sad and morose.
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My goal is to get it to at least $5,000, and most months I contribute something extra, but this is the minimum.
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"If you don't bring something extra to it, you are just some guy in a mask standing in a hallway," he said.
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D.R.A.M.'s voice is sweet, and when he breaks into his signature almost-out-of-tune style, it adds something extra special.
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"We assume there's something extra out there, some extra source of brightness," study author Randy Gladstone from the Southwest Research Institute told Gizmodo.
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Here's something extra annoying we learned from Dr. Dardik: Because women have shorter urethras than men, we tend to get infections more often.
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Still, there is something extra disturbing about storks, a famous folkloric symbol for pregnancy and birth, going the way of the garbage, too.
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In a portrait posted to her hairstylist Jen Atkin's account, Khloé shows off her latest haircut, as well as a little something extra.
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But today, Dr. Maercks is using something extra that he claims will make the results last five times longer than the normal procedure.
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FROM PEN: The Deaths of Carrie Fisher & Debbie Reynolds Hit Hollywood Hard "This year we wanted to do something extra-special," Brown said.
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A little something extra with breakfast A brand of frozen hash browns is being recalled because it may contain pieces of golf balls.
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Gebbia said the average guest was staying six nights and paying $136 per night, helping some residents earn something extra during the downturn.
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Handheld Electric Milk Frother, $7.91This handheld electric milk frother makes it easy for them to treat themselves to something extra special more often.
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And so if you really play well, people will not always take it as enough: They want something extra, and they deserve that.
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Milk would have given Neolithic mothers something extra to feed their babies, either as a supplement or to help wean them off breastfeeding.
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The designs aren't the first of Alba's ink, but there's something extra special about permanently honoring those you love in such a permanent way.
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And sure, you might not actually possess any magical powers, but this product will make you feel like you're up to something extra witchy.
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She also added a little something extra to make the recipe complete: "Honey goes on top just to make it extra sweet!" she said.
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Still, Di Martino makes over 900 tons of the stuff a day, meaning the brand had to do something extra special for this collaboration.
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Still, there's something extra special about Emmy winner Brown, who plays everyone's favorite great-but-not-exactly-cool dad, doing his best Drake impression.
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Piece by piece Snap is trying to eek a developer platform out of Snapchat Lenses and give users something extra at the same time.
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But apart from TVs and home gadgets, they promised to have something extra special this year: an R2D2 rolling refrigerator with an internal projector.
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I remember seeing my sister pay the restaurant bill, thinking how nice it was of her to throw in something extra for our waiter.
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Consumers are increasingly looking for drinks that give them something extra: A jolt of caffeine, a nutritional boost or, in theory, a cannabis buzz.
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Along with necessities like diapers, batteries and funds, the group also brought along a little something extra: New baseball equipment for the neighborhood children.
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But then there are some beaches that reveal a little something extra and leave a memorable mark on your sand-between-the-toes experience.
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In-app tipping was a long time coming, with drivers urging the company for years to give passengers a way to give something extra.
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This was the only thing missing, and it means something extra even that it took a little longer, but I still made it here.
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While everyone loves taquitos, nachos, and quesadillas, I'm whipping up something extra special this year — baked egg rolls stuffed with chicken, beans, corn, and peppers.
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Rapper Logic wanted to do something extra special for his girlfriend Jessica on her 25th birthday, so he decided to wake her up in style.
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The former Mouseketeer has been around long enough to know fans are everything, so he recently did something extra special and delicious to say thanks.
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But if you have an iPhone 6 or even a 5S, the 7 has to really have something extra special to jump upgraded unit sales.
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It's not easy to evaluate an audiobook performance, but I tried my best to mark moments in which she brought something extra to the text.
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I actually like the really simple design and I think the keyhole detail is a cute addition if you're looking for a little something extra.
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"Some Londoners are still a bit shy when it comes to tubbing, and we wanted something extra to tempt them in," said the founder, Adam Taffler.
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Sure, he also touched on politics and music in his interview, but there's something extra special about knowing Frank Ocean devotedly dabs on retinol every evening.
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While we asked the question to every vendor, not all of them were able to give us a discount or add something extra into the package.
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There are already enough character-themed regular menu items to last across various visits to the parks, but there's something extra enticing about going off-menu.
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But with parts of the world gripped by geopolitical tensions and armed conflict, clean energy can offer something extra: The potential of energy independence and security.
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If you're bored with your current home decor or need something extra to wow guests, there is an accent piece that's sure to get people talking.
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"The Ryder Cup, there's something extra special there, and it means so much to want to win and have to win," the 42-year-old added.
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According to the activists interviewed, the key to guaranteeing accessibility is incorporating it into the foundation of the planning, rather than treating it as something extra.
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This week, a ferocious song from Screaming Females' new album, 5 Seconds of Summer returns with a different sound and something extra: four bonus jazz tracks.
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He had on-screen roles in the 1966 sitcom "Run, Buddy, Run" and appeared on Sally Field's "The Girl With Something Extra" a few years later.
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Grisham, whose yearly delivery of a legal thriller is as reliable as the sunrise, had written a little something extra on the sly: a lawyerless caper.
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When you are sending out quarterback Kirk Cousins to face the likes of Drew Brees or Jimmy Garoppolo, it helps to have a little something extra.
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For those who found a little something extra in their Jeffree Star Cosmetics x Shane Dawson Conspiracy Collection eyeshadow palette, Jeffree Star would like to explain.
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As tempting as it might be to treat your pets to something extra over the holidays, you should be careful about what you&aposre feeding them.
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The tart pickle-brined flavor of the chicken really shines through, while the light sprinkle of black pepper in its coating adds a little something extra.
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"We're interested in individuals, in details, in ordinary things to, hopefully, make something extra-ordinary of them, at least to widen the scope," said Luc Dardenne.
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But that's part of the allure of this crop top: It's ridiculously versatile and adds a little something extra to the classic white-top-and-jeans pairing.
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But when you've bankrupted your company and now you have to immiserate old and sick people, you need more of a picker-upper — a little something extra.
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It all started when anchor Savannah Guthrie let on that Bush Hager's two young daughters, Mila and Poppy, got "a little something extra" in their Easter baskets.
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Check out the video -- we expect the Biebs to ride in style, but this time his chauffeured SUV had something extra swaggy ... or should we say shaggy?
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From what's being talked about, iOS 12 has a bunch of little features that fix annoying issues issues, add something extra, or make an existing feature better.
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These brands didn't make the main list not because their kids' shoes are subpar, but because the ones we did choose just offer a little something extra.
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Ethan's efforts to invent wireless electricity don't do much to illuminate unplugged light bulbs, but they do conjure something extra-dimensional, and it's probably not something good.
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That combined with their Social Security gets them by in their apartment, but whenever something extra comes up, like medical bills, we have to cover that too.
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Candace Hall's three kids wanted to do something extra special for their mother after she successfully defended her dissertation at Maryville University in Missouri on Sept. 17.
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Khloé Perfectly Recreates Kourtney's Voice Khloé was convinced that there was something extra-special about a surprise Kanye was planning for Kim in a throwback KUWTK episode.
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And then he added something extra: two brighter red glosses, which he dabbed and blended out from the center of the bottom lip for a painted-on look.
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From finales in particular, whether for a midseason hiatus, the end of a season, or the culmination of an entire series (gasp!), viewers want (and expect) something extra.
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For animals with strict diets who will notice something extra being put in their food, oil can also be absorbed through the dog's inner ear or the gums.
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But as for the rest of us, we need a little something extra to satisfy our celestial desires — and that's exactly what eclipse nails are here to do.
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I like to wear it during the day and also to concerts, when it's dark and the lights are on you and it gives you that something extra.
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Rest assured, if you're the one who walked away from a relationship with a little something extra, whether it really was an accident or not, you're not alone.
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If you're also into getting a little something extra for free, you'll be happy to know that many beauty brands are offering special gifts with purchase this season.
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So, in partnership with Smirnoff, we're stirring up a next-level, vanilla peppermint hot chocolate recipe (with a little something extra) — perfect for serving up all winter long.
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They gave birth to your ass and molded you into the spectacular individual you are today, so why not do something extra special for them this Mother's Day?
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But all of that wasn't quite enough fun for the folks over at Taco Bell, who seem to have felt they needed to do a little something extra.
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As I made my way through the dusty grounds, I saw a super club but with something extra special shot through it, like jam in an oversized doughnut.
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And when they work on holidays, like Thanksgiving, it is not under threat or duress, but with the realization that such sacrifice deserves something extra, like holiday pay.
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Eat With some frequency these days, you'll hear talk of cooking "with love" — that supposed secret ingredient, the intangible something extra that makes a chef's food so good.
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You might be overwhelmed by the long list of holiday toy deals but you most certainly feel like your son, daughter, niece, or nephew deserves something extra special.
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But also when friends are coming over for a weeknight dinner and I want to put something extra on the table with a pot of dal and rice.
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He went on to write for television classics such as Love on a Rooftop, The Flying Nun, Bridget Love Bernie, The Girl With Something Extra and The Partridge Family.
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On top of all these natural advantages, when modern biology laboratories started looking for a workhorse in the early 20th century the mouse had something extra going for it.
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"The entry of a partner is a natural inference, not only for the 5 billion but for the 5 billion barrels plus something extra Petrobras will receive," he said.
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As delighted as we were, we couldn't simply repeat the same piece so we needed to add something extra -- and so the idea of the backstage walk came about.
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You're best off throwing those sweet potatoes into a burrito, but your dry-ass turkey is going to beg for a little something extra to literally spice it up.
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But instead of cutting back, Mr. Cobleigh's company invested more to create something extra luxurious, spending a total of roughly $2000 million over the cost of typical condominium materials.
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While we will always love a flute on its own, sometimes mixing bubbly into a cocktail can be the perfect way to turn something special into something extra-special.
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But for a generation that increasingly champions gamers and developers as pioneers, DRL offers something extra: the chance to reshape the public's perception of what constitutes a star athlete.
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I always prefer when Sundays have something extra on top of the main theme, which is why I went for the bonus answer spelled out by the circled letters.
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As well as knowledge of luxury products, including accessories and leather goods, and industry trends, candidates to be a "brand ambassador" at the outlet in Harrods need something extra.
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More and more American jurisdictions have legalized sports betting, and more and more Americans will have a little something extra riding on the N.F.L. games they watch this season.
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A time when after paying off our monthly expenses, we're left with a little something extra in our checking accounts — which begs the question: to save or to shop?
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But wasn't the N.F.L. probably compelled to do something extra after the outspoken way in which multiple artists last year turned down the opportunity in support of Colin Kaepernick?
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"A third gender or sex means you are on the sidelines, you are something extra," said Ms. Sid, who began transitioning to becoming a woman about five years ago.
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That goes for both the product design, software layout and even the product marketing, which positions the device as an activity tracker for people who want a little something extra.
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At a time when many companies were saying, "Hey, this solar eclipse is happening, how cool is that?" this video (and the real-life scientist in it) added something extra.
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For anyone who has watched and compared Podolski's performances for club and country, is it clear that Löw gets something extra out of him that other managers struggle to provoke.
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Ariana Grande: She's either something extra special for her signature ponytail (dramatic hair is known to hide tiny, dramatic aliens in this movie universe) or her other-worldly voice. 2.
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And although veggie variety crisps are nothing new (Terra's been on our snack scene for a while now), there's a little something extra going on inside this bright blue bag.
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To get record-level, concert audio out of your iPhone, you need something extra to reduce noise and interference to make those digital audio signals sound more vivid and lifelike.
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There's no telling whether or not his sister or her fiancé are fans of the film or even of horror in general, but who doesn't love a little something extra?
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A little something extra The nativity scene at Saint Susanna Parish near Boston is unlike any kind you've ever seen because it makes a can't-miss statement about gun violence.
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TL;DR: Rock some neon blue and red Joy-Cons with this Nintendo Switch for $299, plus get a bonus $30 Amazon video game credit for a little something extra.
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I'd argue that a health plan offers something extra if it's rooted in your community and brought to you by people who know your doctors and work closely with them.
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In particular, Bloomberg's arrival—as well as the imminence of Super Tuesday on March 3 and its outsized consequences—seemed to summon something extra from former front-runner Elizabeth Warren.
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I'm not saying I wouldn't have gotten very into Paratopic if I was feeling normal, but there's something extra about being mildly feverish and achey that makes horror all the sweeter.
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The official release for the shoe isn't until March 24, but Nike wanted to do something extra special in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Michael Jordan's slam dunk in 1988.
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That something extra is typically a code sent to a trusted mobile number that you've previously set up, or a code generated by an authenticator program that lives on your phone.
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DJI did do something extra with the camera, using the Spark's on-board infrared to detect image depth information and blur out the background on pretty cool-looking drone selfie shots.
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Digital assistants that we talk to — Siri, Alexa, Cortana — are already commonplace, but creating computers that talk back will mean something extra: using machine learning to offer users prompts and suggestions.
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If you like eating seafood or salt, what you might not know is that you're ingesting something extra along with that shrimp and seasoning—microscopic bits of plastic known as microplastics.
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On the surface, this original requirement looks like a win for consumers as they would be able to play all the games offered on the Apple TV without buying something extra.
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The bundled Apple TV+ deal is nice, too — finally, iPhone buyers will feel like they're getting something extra for their money (last year's iPhones didn't even come with a fast charger).
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Now that New York City's beer boom has brought thriving breweries, taprooms and beer bars to every borough, new places may have to offer a little something extra to get attention.
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Now that New York City's beer boom has brought thriving breweries, taprooms and beer bars to every borough, new places may have to offer a little something extra to get attention.
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"We always feel it's a privilege to take care of any patient, but when it's your own, it's something extra special to you," said AnnMarie Papa, the hospital's chief nursing officer.
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As for flavor, you're not getting a Champagne, of course, but a little yeastiness gives the otherwise fruity and mild-mannered wine a little something extra in the way of body.
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This year's recommendations come with something extra: A reader has pledged $1 million so that for each of the next 10 years, a charity I find most worthy will receive $100,000.
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Thanks to their affordable price point, you can think of them as the perfect excuse to restock your underwear drawer or slip on something extra sultry just for the heck of it.
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"To create something extra for the Anniversary issue, I decided to have a new look at 'My Sweet Lord' and change it from the original version," he writes in the liner notes.
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It's a magical place filled with adorable videos, the cutest memes and plenty of pup pictures, and now the creators are working to do something extra-special for its four-legged friends.
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Google's description of the vehicle's hum suggests it leans more towards the former, though in the interest of "personality," a little something extra has been added, which the document fails to detail.
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If you're planning to use an iPad as a laptop replacement, that's a big help, since you won't have to deal with Bluetooth all the time and keeping something extra charged up.
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If you're not into sports cars, don't care for actual jewelry, but do want to buy yourself something extra fancy, headphones like Noble Audio's Kaiser 10s are designed to fit your requirements.
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Companies like Jawbone have foreseen similar futures, albeit with one major flaw — they want me to wear something extra when I'm already wearing my identification on the front-side of my head.
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"The consumer is more willing to spend — they will add something extra to their smoothie or a protein bar to their order, where I haven't seen that in years past," he says.
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Those aren't as fun to unwrap, though, so we suggest buying a little something extra to go along with whatever printed ticket or confirmation email you've got to accompany this abstract gift.
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Vitagene DNA Ancestry Test Kit & Personalized Health Plan — $67.15 See Details This kit is almost exactly like the aforementioned, except that it offers something extra: comprehensive reports on your overall skin condition.
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But if you&aposre going to treat your pet to something extra this year, there are some foods you should avoid because they are not good for our furry friends&apos health.
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For us, it's just a lot of fun, it connects the story and the characters and the lore, and it's much more enjoyable for the audience to experience something extra on stage.
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The country singer was spotted hand-in-hand with Brendan McLoughlin Saturday in SoHo, where they were both rockin' their wedding bands, and a little something extra for Miranda ... her engagement ring.
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And that matters a lot for this particular game because having a little something extra to keep the New York pass defense from teeing up on Rodgers will do wonders for his workload.
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And while a festive holiday candle is always a solid gift, our ride or dies deserve a little something extra for all that love and care they give us 365 days a year.
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Today some Google Home owners reported hearing something extra when they asked for a summary of the day ahead from the smart speaker: an advertisement for the opening of Beauty and the Beast.
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Today some Google Home owners are hearing something extra when they ask for a summary of the day ahead from the smart speaker: an advertisement for the opening of Beauty and the Beast.
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But Harper's Bazaar later noticed something extra sweet about George&aposs ensemble — specifically, that it was reminiscent of an outfit young Prince William wore to a family trip to Venice, Italy, in 1985.
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"He knows how to prepare and what to do in the week — when you train, and he's often last in doing something extra, and when to switch off and joke about," Rokocoko said.
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But sometimes, on the dreariest days, when I know I need something extra special to lure me out of bed, I'll toast the oats in browned butter before adding them to the pot.
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With the word "loaded" in its name, you might hope that it contains a little something extra like, say, batteries, to power something useful like, say, a time machine, but it doesn't. Nope!
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"Always remember that a good director needs to be surrounded by very good actors, because the best actors might bring something extra or new to a role that you never expected," he said.
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If you have a meal and want something extra [the waffle is] a bonus, but not something you should rely on...to last multiple miles before you have to have your first gel.
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So when it came time to celebrate his 28th birthday on Monday, his wife Ciara gifted him (and her Twitter followers) with something extra special: a video of her dancing on a snowy mountain.
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TMZ Sports has learned -- the 5-year vet wanted to do something extra special with his Q4 EM-55 kicks for Game 3 of the first round of the playoffs against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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There's bound to be plenty of Pokémon Go players there at any time (as proven by this Imgur gallery of the same spot), so offering these customers something extra is likely a good idea.
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So that means don't spend anything more than you can afford, you need to pay your balance off in full, and that way, any rewards that you're earning are really rewards in something extra.
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The reigning CMA Vocal Duo of the Year and rising stars Alaina and Lynch gave a few of country music's biggest and brightest stars a little something extra to celebrate on the Labor Day holiday.
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My adult life doesn't spare as much time for gaming as it used to, so it takes something extra sticky to keep me on board with Mario's masochistic flavor of jump-perfectly-or-die experiences.
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Because I have front row seats, my mind went back to the days of watching the game on TV as a kid and I decided to do something extra like the superfans during my childhood.
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In the end, I did save a lot of money (I think around $300), but I also realized there is a reason gift cards are meant as "something extra" and not a way of life.
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Dubbed lagniappe -- a term pronounced lan-yap that's used frequently in the New Orleans area, and means "a little something extra" -- the program funneled almost $2628,28500 to 6900 different vulnerable candidates and members in 2628.
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If your sunburn feels so hot and tingly that the thought of a harsh cleanser makes you cringe, you need to use something extra-gentle to clear away the dirt and oil from your skin's surface.
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If you're looking to give the Nintendo Switch to friends and family for the holiday season, we have deals on consoles that'll give them something extra: an additional game like Fortnite and Mario Kart 279.99 Deluxe.
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Ahead, we're rounding up the best Cyber Monday deals on Amazon, whether you're getting an early (and fiscally responsible) start to your holiday shopping or gifting yourself a little something extra for killing it this year.
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Not only will Ian deliver right to your front door in his unmarked white van, but he'll even let you take a peek at his entire inventory—just in case you want a little something extra.
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This isn't a criticism of Murakami so much as an observation of the literary culture we're all working with: Femaleness is seen as an additional ingredient, something extra and inessential to the real condition of humanity.
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"It brings out something extra when you add something modern and a little artsy to an old building," said Alexander Wilhelmsson, managing director of the Helsinki-based Crape, the agency with which the home is listed.
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I tried to find something extra boring to help lull me into cold-medicine snoozes, but it backfired and now I'm super interested in Netflix shows about Irish castles and the mysteries of the art world.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - This week's Masters always had the makings for being something extra special and it lived up to expectations on Thursday as reigning champion Jordan Spieth seized a two-shot lead after the opening round.
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"I always knew when I was trading on Wall Street that there was something extra to making it," said Mr. Coates, who traded fixed-income derivatives at Goldman Sachs and then Deutsche Bank in the late 1990s.
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NBC will premiere its final season later this month, beginning the tragic trek towards the show's conclusion, but it looks like NBC is throwing us a little something extra on our way to the Good Place afterlife.
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Most Americans say they are willing to pay something extra for these programs: But when we look at how much more voters are willing to pay, we get a better idea of how voters view Sanders's plan.
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If a little refresh is what you're after, stores like Home Depot, Kohl's and Pottery Barn are making it easy to pick up a little something extra for your spaces – and there's plenty more where that came from.
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And we're not talking about scooping up any old bottle of red, 6-pack of brew, or handle of hard stuff — we're talking about specialty booze that has something extra to bring to the table (literally and figuratively).
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I think that's particularly interesting when it comes to Marvel because those actors are so well-cast and able to bring something extra to these roles, but the superstars of today are those characters, not necessarily the actors.
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More From Tonic: If silicone is the standard when it comes to lubricants, it suggests that there must be something extra exciting, extra beneficial to these non-silicone, all-natural ones—even if it's 95 percent marketing hype.
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Endgame is three hours long and wraps up the 11-year story of the Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Thanos, and the quest for the Infinity Stone nicely — it's a good movie that doesn't need the promise of something extra.
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But it was the Miami girls who were treated to something extra: They starred in a runway prom fashion show, complete with stage lights, throbbing music, and an eminent emcee – Say Yes to the Dress fashion director Monte Durham.
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The dog toy and treat maker offers monthly subscription boxes made just for pups and plenty of adorable, individual toys that dog owners can buy in stores, but for this Valentine's Day they wanted to do something extra special.
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That's OK. The idea is to have something extra and unique, be it food you eat only on that day, flowers on the table, or wine you drink only for special occasions—something that enhances and marks the day.
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The best part about this trend is that it's subtle enough to go unnoticed at first (especially in some e-commerce photography) but special enough to add a little something extra to a plain T-shirt, long-sleeved top, or turtleneck.
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Add the annoyance of an even slightly ill-fitting design, the inconvenience of having to either wear or carry a pair everywhere, and the misery they'll cause in the heat of summer, and computing gloves had better offer something extra-special.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the "Floor Seats" rapper wanted to do something extra special for his friend's birthday, so he hit up Big Will at WS Jewelry and the guys collabed to make him a one-of-a-kind piece.
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These films are marketed in a way that implies moviegoers are getting something extra, something they couldn't get on their own, as if you couldn't just dig through your dad's vinyl or search "best of the [insert decade]" on Spotify.
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As Tyler Solomon — dressed in a green cap and gown — walked along the football field of Marshfield High School in Massachusetts on Saturday, he was greeted by his principal, Robert Keuther, who gave him his diploma, then a little something extra.
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Here's what happened ... Tavon Austin and Robert Quinn wanted to do something extra special for the holidays, so they teamed up with the LA Family Housing charity to find a well-deserving family to gift a fully-furnished, 4-bedroom apartment.
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And Amazon makes it super easy to find that little something extra to add to your order, with sections like "frequently bought together" and "customers who bought this item also bought," which are generated from shopping profiles similar to yours.
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On its own that may be exciting news for anyone feeling "Shallow" nostalgia, but this time around she is also bringing a little something extra to the strip: 1,600 square feet of disco-bedazzled fashion and retail extra, to be precise.
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Not only did she conduct tons of scientific research, sending so much data back to Earth that the staff said it was difficult to keep up with her, she managed to find time to add something extra to freeze-dried space food.
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Though the season will probably end up being about as profitable as 2014, there was something extra disillusioning about this year's tentpole movies, so much so that by the time Suicide Squad screened, critics could regularly be heard questioning their professions entirely.
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What we found was that each of them decided to participate in the story when they felt like they had something extra to say, when they felt like no one had been listening to them, or when they had something on the line.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the 25-year-old receiver wanted to do something extra special to show pride for his old Coconut Grove neighborhood in Miami, so he hit up his go-to guy, Gabriel the Jeweler, to come up with something crazy.
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Whether you're looking for affordable stocking stuffers or a little something extra to help friends and family celebrate the holiday season, here are unique gift ideas that are sure to wow the people on your list — all for about $10 or less.
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The 25-year-old shortstop and his fiancee, Daniella Rodriguez, met the big-time fan at a hospital in Houston on Friday ... and Correa was so moved by the visit, he wanted to do something extra special that Garcia would never forget.
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But there were also many exchanges that broke free of conventional patterns, and both men often seemed to be grunting not out of habit but out of a genuine need to add something extra to each shot that might make the other miss.
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Many of these now classic films boasted amazing soundtracks, but one childhood favorite, Fox Animation Studio's Anastasia , which told the imagined story of the lost princess of the Romanov family, boasted something extra: a signature song by the iconic late R&B singer Aaliyah.
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If you or someone you're gifting to needs something extra compact and extra portable, the Dell Inspiron 22 21 2100.99-in-1 is one of the best you'll find — and you can save over $100 on one during Dell's Cyber Monday in July sale.
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It was that evening that pushed me over and made me reconsider the GT S. No, it's not the most outrageous car or the fastest or the best looking — and it is lacking a bit of zazz (that undefinable something that makes something extra special).
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And then disaster strikes when I find that just plugging in my basic peripherals occupies the two regular USB ports and if I have something extra like a gaming headset that connects via USB, I'd better hope I have a USB-C adapter handy.
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The abruptness of the offer, and the two-hour window Kaepernick was given to respond, suggested to many observers that something extra-strange was afoot, weird even by the standards of the N.F.L. Was the league's commissioner, Roger Goodell, making the overture in good faith?
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"The cultivation of poppy was so that your kids could go to school, so you could buy clothes, so you could get something extra," said Abel Barrera, director of Tlachinollan, a human rights group that works among the communities of the La Montaña region.
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"The cultivation of poppy was so that your kids could go to school, so you could buy clothes, so you could get something extra," said Abel Barrera, director of Tlachinollan, a human rights group that works among the communities of the La Montaña region.
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And the approachable prose, along with the fact that he's often writing about seemingly innocuous stuff, gives him the ability to do something extra-difficult: Serrano often slips in perceptive and provocative ideas about race and class, right alongside topics like The Best Gangster Movie Moments.
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With my styling I love using accessories to make the outfit unique to my talents personal style and Sophia stops the main focus being just the dress and adds something extra … My clients ask for something different and not too traditional which is why they love Sophia Webster.
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"You can put almost all of your money in an index fund, and I fully endorse that, but based on how obvious some of these winners since the Haines bottom seven years ago have been, I think it makes sense to sock away something extra to invest," Cramer said.
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With the Fastrack Reflex you can keep track of how well these new exercises are bumping up your daily movement — you can track calories burnt, steps walked and keep an eye on your schedule to be sure you've got enough time to add in something extra to your day.
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Here are the best baby swaddles:Best swaddle overall: Aden + Anais Classic Swaddle Baby BlanketBest budget swaddle: SwaddleMe OriginalBest basic swaddle: Sleepea Swaddle by Happiest BabyBest premium swaddle: The Ollie SwaddleThe best bottle warmers you can buyYou might think a baby bottle warmer is something extra that's not necessary.
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The tables were set up around the pool and the players and their coaches were there, but every guest was asked to bring a little something extra: a donation of at least $2400 to help Jamaica complete its preparations to compete at the World Cup in France next month.
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With the city's once red-hot real estate market so depressed because of concerns around Britain's possible departure from the European Union, buyers are looking for that something extra, even if access to a parklike communal garden can come with a set of seemingly random rules: Older than 21886?
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"I felt like having outdoor space would let me enjoy my apartment more and would give me that something extra that I'd never had in a New York living space," said Mr. Chen, 46, who grew up in Texas and is now senior vice president at Nonesuch Records.
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Ron and Nancy Byron are a father-and-daughter constructing team, and today they offer us a theme that solves normally until you get to what we refer to as the revealer, a clue/entry pairing that tells us that there is something "extra" to be noticed about the theme.
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Knowing that the puzzle needed a little something extra, I also decided to start all the clues with B. I locked in BEA ARTHUR — and therefore a second nine letter slot — early, after a Wikipedia search revealed that she is the only "Bea" well known enough for a crossword entry.
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The BFFs found each other on Tumblr four years ago, bonding over their love of fashion and appreciation of a good makeup plot twist: "We wear simple makeup styles with one thing that's different — a sparkly eye or something extra, creating a vibe before we head out into the world," says Anzie.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere are a wealth of other options out there, plenty of which we've tested, but a lot of them are unreliable or scammy: They'll try and install something extra with the main program, or put a watermark on your clips, or change your browser's homepage, or ask for personal details before getting on with the download.
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Motivational quotes on Instagram might be that nudge of encouragement you need to get ready in the morning, but sometimes, you also need a little something extra — like, say, an interview with a visionary woman where she candidly discusses her career trajectory, including the biggest professional challenges she's faced and the greatest lessons she's learned along the way.
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Still, as the U.N. Messenger of Peace, DiCaprio brings something extra -- including his admitted pessimism -- to the material, as well as connections that land him on-camera interviews with President Obama, Pope Francis, U.N. Secretary General Bank-Ki Moon, entrepreneur Elon Musk and Secretary of State John Kerry, as well as a number of top climatologists.
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That contrast was perfect, and got better still when Klobuchar chimed in, because what the two women said brilliantly cast them not as trailblazers who had something extra to prove, not as outsiders who had finagled a way in, not as underdogs urging voters to take some extraordinary leap of faith, not as high-minded gambles.
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Sure, certain cash machines in the UK have recently begun charging fees, but I still think there are still more free-to-use ATM machines here than I ever saw in the US. And yes, I know these additional charges can be avoided in both places, but it's great to be able to conveniently get my cash for free without struggling to track down an ATM that does not charge something extra.
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That applies not just to giants like Facebook, but to real world establishments like the Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão, whose diners in the new year received a little something extra with their filet mignon—a notice informing them they can opt out of having their data sold: The restaurant's privacy policy indicates it's simply trying to comply with the CCPA, which vaguely demands that all major California businesses provide "conspicuous" notices to customers, making it easier to opt out of such data sales.
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